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ASTHMA CURED BY JAYNE'S EXPECTO-
RANT.

Lambertville, N. J April "a, 1874.
Dr. Jayne-Dear Sir--By the blessing of God,
YOUR ExpEcroRANr has effected cure in me of
a most distressing complaint. In December last.
| was seized with great severity by paroxysm Of
ASTHMA; disease with which had been affiic.
ted for many years past. II was attended with a
hoarseness and soreness of the lungs and throat.
together with laborious cough, and complete
prostration of strength, aud worn out with suffo-
catipn, when a bottle of your Expectorant was
sent TO my house At first thought it was Moth
ing but quackery. but seeing it was highly recon-
mended by DR.. Going with whom was well ac-
quainted, was induced to try it, and in a few
days it completely cured me, nor have ever had
any return of the disease since. have now tDrm-
ed so high an opinion of yaur medicine, that if l
had but a few bottles OF it, and could obtian no
more, would not part with them for ten dollara
each.
Yours, most respectfully,
JOHN SEGER,
Pastor of the Baptist Church, Lambertve. N.
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WORMSi. WORMS, WORMS!

To remove those troublesome and dangerous
inhabitants OF the stomach and bowels, which SO
often impair the health and destroy the lives OF
children use JAYNE'S TONIC VERMlFUGE.
certain and safe preparation for the removal oi
the various kinds Of worms, dyspepsia, sour stom-
ach, infantle fever and sgue, and debility at the
stomach and bowels and organs Of digestion. II
Is without exception one Of the most valuable
preparations in the world. cs
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'-- The said Charles Atkinson, who is
resident Of Washington County, Ohio; and Jane
Skipton, and James K, Skipton, her husband,
(whose place of residence is unknown to COM
planant, } will take notice, that the said Johnston
l., Jones did, on The 10th day of July, A.
lsIs file in the Office OF the Clerk of the Court OF
said County, his Bill in Chancery, against them
and others, the heirs and widow of James Atkin-
son, deceased, the object OF which Bi is to Tore
close Mortgage given by James Atkinson, de.
ceased. in his life time, conjointly with Sarah At
kinson. who was then his vile, and who, by asub
seouent marriage, is now Sarah Brookoyer. oths
complainant, on the following lots in Clarington
in the county OF Monroe aforesaid, towit: Lot
number forty y-iour, foryfve. and iorty-eight, an'
fractional Lots for,y-six and forty-nine: And tina
said Bill wllbe for hearing atithe spring term .
said Court for ISI9. w. +. HUNTER,
July 10Th, lS4s.-6w Solcr for Compl'nt.
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LUMBER!

VIM. F. BOOTH, Clarington, O., has for sale
low for cash, a large lot of Lumber, consisting III
part OF
3O, 900 Pine Shingles,
10 900 feet Pine Boards,
10 600 inch and half Is feet Oak Boards,
A lot of IS feet boat roof boards.
Purchasers would do well to call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere
july 8, IS4S 2m'
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Attachment Notice.

STATE OF OHIO, MUNKUE COUN So
In THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
June Term, A. D. lS48.
John Craig, Richard ,,r,,,
J. Clarke and Samuel in ASSoMpSai.' l.
Craig partners trading Damages 5000.
nnder he firm of Craig, Notice is hereby given
Clarke&Co. TO all persons interested,
vs. that on the 9th day OF
Charles McCalion. June, ,ls4S, the said Craig,
Clarke &. Co. sued out Of said Court Writ of At
tachmen against the lands, tenements, goods. chat.
tells, rights, credits, moneys and effects of the said
Charles McCall:on. a nonresident Of the State Of
Ohio, demanding therein the sum of two hundred
dollars damages, which said writ was at the June
Term of said Court A d. lSiS, returned served.
WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk,
In,v % lsIs Monroe Common Pleas.
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Mr.. EDrToR please announce through YOU
paper, that many voters in Monroe county desire
that Dr. JAMES M. STOUT should be selected
by the Democratic County Convention to repre-
sent this county ia the State Legislature,
w ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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EVERY BODY PRAISES JAYNE's HAIR

X And for the best reason in the world, because
1t is the only hope that the bald.headed can have
of once more reganing the full flowing locks Of
hair, with which nature adorned their heads in
youth, which it does to all who use it a directed
Try it, all you who need more of handsome hair.
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Weare authorized to announce WILLIAM q:
WALTON as a Candidate to represent the 18th
Congressional District, composed of the counties
ofMonroe. Belmont and Harrison, in the aist Con-
gress Of the United States. .j y N y Y.
0o- The Democratic papers Of this District are
requested to copy
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.

STATE OF OHIU, WUNROE COO II '''
In THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Cynthia Pool, admins The saId deiehuahis
tratrix of Samuel Pool, are hereby notified,
deceas.d. that said adminislra-
Va. trix has filed her petit
William Pool and others. tiun In said Court Of
Common Pleas, praying for leave to sell the horth-
west quarter of section 8, township 4, and range
6, in SAID county, to pay the debts OF me aeGea'eu'
ARCHBOLD g. WIRE,
Julv I. ls4s.nl7 Attorneys for Petitioner.
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July %, 1913. I

WOsEPH HALLS ESTATE.--Notice is
az hereby given that the subscriber has been ap-
pointed and qualified administrator OF the estate
of Joseph Hall, late of Monroe county deceased.
All persons having claims against said estate, WIN
present them legally authenticated within one year
from this date, for settlement; and all persons IN
debted to the same, will please call, and make I'M
mediate payment.
July 22d, 1913. ABNER BEALE, Aom'
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oTICE TO CREDITORS. On the iii

IN day of April, in the year lS4s, the Court OF
Commpn Pleas Of Monroe county declared the es-
tate oi James Guthrie, deceased, probably insol-
vent. Creditors are therefore required to present
their claims against the estate to the undersigned,
Tor allowance, within six months from the time
above mentioned, or they will not be entitled to
n.yment. JUHN DAVENPORT
~ 4, Administrator Of Jas. Guthrie, decd!
May 25, iS4s-n12
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BERNE, June "a, ls4s.

BERNE, June "a, l646.
Mr.. EDIToR-We wish you would announce
in your paper, the Spirit at Democracy, the name
OIL. s. CUMMING, as candidate for Repre-
sentative, at the ensuing fall election. a
At the request of MANY9ClTiZENS. {.
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a TTACHMENT.- my instance an at
"A tachment was this day issued by Eli Hoopes'
Justice of the Peace for Sunsbury township, Mon,
roe county, o., against the property and ehecls o'
William Judd, non resident OF sald county,
Dated this 18th day of June, A ". ls4e;
Tune 81. JAMEo ADAiN'
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AN IMPORTANT CURE BY DR.. JAYNE'S
ALTERNATIVE si...

We have been inforned bv Mrs. Mahan, "a
grand daughter of old Gen. Wayne) that she suf.
fered for number of years from the growth Of .
large Gsitrous Tumor, which beside great deform-
ty, produced both difficulty of degutition. and Of
breathing. Indeed, she says, the pressure upon.
the wnd-pipe was SO great, as to prevent her from
sleeping in a recumbent posion aud often suffo-
cation appeared inevitable She also labour ed un.
der severe indispostion from LIVER COMPLAINT
and JAUNpIcE, with a horrible train Of nervous
affections, for which she used DR.. JAMES Az
TERATIvE, WHICH she took regularly for six or sew
en- weeks, with occasional doses of his Sanativs
Pills, and her general health was thereby CONE
pletely re-established, and now perceivDg some
diminution in the size of the GoitTous Tumor, she
was encouraged to persevere in the use OF the Az
TERATivE, until every yestge OF the painful
| Tumor was entirely removed 5000
! We cannpt speak too highly Of this important
preparation OF DR. Jayne, and for the sake of suf-
iering Humanity, hope that it may become more
generally known Ledger. lal
/ WORMS! WORMSI WORMS!
| To remove those troublesome aud dangerous in-
Ihabtants of the stomach and bowels, which 50 Of
ten impair the health and destroy the lives Of chill
dren, use JAMES Tonic VERIFUGE, certain
and safe preparation for the removal OF the various
kinds of worms, dyspepsia, sour stomach, want Of
Appetite infantile fever aud ague, and debility OF
the stomach aud bowels and organs Of digestion--s
IL is without exception one of the most valuable
} preparations in the world \.
/, prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, Philadelphia,
, and sold on agency by
a ]. G. FLEMNG, P. M, Woods6eld,
I Moses P, Miles S, Son, SemertooA
Il J.K HOLMES, Ciarington,
f. MYERs, New Castle, - 80 1se'N''
L, HEADLEY, Jamestown
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Mr.. EDfroa-Haying confidence in the integ-
rity and qualifications ofMARsHAL Of MORROW
we request you to announce him as a candidate
for County Auditor at the ensuing election.
.iyss8 Iva ss9s fssi MANY VOTERS.
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HEAR DIR. HlGBY'S OPINION.


Dr. l.. Highly, Milwaukee, w. T., November
l., 1916, writes to DIR. Jayne, and says. Your Car.
minative Balsam, Hair Dye, and Hair Tonic, all
go well. and the Balsam goes finely. 1t has saved
many lives this season. had 10 get twice sup
piled in New York in September last. shall
want of you at least 200 bottles. have on sale.
and have seen tried many Of the "crack articles"
for the Bilious Diarrhoea, which we are subJec
70; and of all, yours is invaluable could get 80
per bottle for it, if could not be had for less and
any quantity Of certificates of the strongest kind
These Diarrhoeas are the worst diseases we have
here, and your Balsani is the only thing that cures
them as
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia
and sold on agency by,
]. G. FLEMING, P. M, Woodsheld.
Moses P. MILES g. SON, Somerton.
]. X. HOLMES, Clarington.
F. MYERS, New Castle. i
E HEADLEy, Jamestown. ala
Also Jayne's Carminative, never failing rem
edy for the Bowel Complaint, Gallo, sc.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John II. Rutter
Ruth Vandevander,
and others -

and others.
Nicholas Vandevander, Mary Vande-
wander, intermarried with some person unknown
10 the Complainant, Nancy Roberts, intermarred
with Roberts, whose Christian name is I'M
known TO said Complainant; the unknown heirs
of Cornelius Vandevander, the Younger, deceas-
ed. of the state of Virginia. John Vandevander Pc
ter Vandeyander, and others, whose names are
unknown 10 said Complainant, children OF Corne-
Inns Vandeyander the elder. of the State OF Illinois,
and Adam Myers, and Ruth Myers his wife,
whose place of residence is unknown to the Com
nlainant-impleaded with Ruth Vandevander and
others-will take notice, that on the 9th day OF
Nav. IS4S. said complainant, John II. kutter,
filed in the Clerks Office OF said Court, his bill
against them, setting forth, amongst other things
that John Vandevander, lae of said county ol
Monroe, now deceased, in his lifetime entered
into verbal contract with said Comolainant, Tor
the sale of certain tract of land situate IN said
county, being s'sixty six acres off from the nortt
east quarter of section FIVE, (5,) in town three
(3 and range four. az of the Marietta Distric
of limited States lands-which said contract aait
hin alleges 10 have been fully performed and com
nlied with bv said Complainant on his part; ant
which said bill prays may be completed by sai'
defendants, heirs and legal representatives OF sai
jain vandevander, deceased, by conveyance
said land to said complainant, and tor general re
| lief Said defendants will appear and plead, all
swer, or demur TO said bill, within sixty day
after the October Term of said Court for 1878,
1 the same will be taken against them as confessed
Wm F. HUNTER g. Solicitors Tor
l Jos. M MASON, 5 CompPnt.
i July 9Th, .ls4s. s.4, ss oW
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Nn1ILLIAM FALWELL's EsTATE..

NN7ILLIAM FALWELLS ESTATE
wv Notice is hereby given, that the sub
scriber has been appointed and qualIiled as ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF William Faiweii' iate
Of Monroe county, deceased, All persons haVing
claims against said estate, will present them legal
lv authenticated, within one year from this date,
tor settlement; and all persons indebted 10 the
same will please call and make immediate pay
ment. DANIEL riNDI nuA''
| July l, lS48 ift4o2ae'
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ISAAC YOHO's ESTATE IN office is here

ISAAC YOHO'S ESTATE,-Noticeis is here
by given that the subscriber has been appoint,
ed and qualified as administrator OF the estate o. o.
Isaac Yoho, late OF Monroe county, deceased. Az
persons having claims against said estate' VIII
present them legally authenticated within one year
from this date, for settlements; and all persons IN
debted to the same, will please call, and make
immediate payment.
July 9th, lS4S. THOMAS WEST, Adm.
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srATE oF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY,, IS.

STATE OF OHlO, MONhoE. ooON - 90
Court OF COMMON PLEAS.
George Thompson The deiendahts WIN
VS. take notice that the COM
Dennis Harrison. Lew. plalnant, OH the 18th day
is Harrison, jeremiah OF July A. u io4o' l.eu III
Harrison, Anna Hicks, his petition IN me oihce
and Jeremiah Hicks her of the Clerk of the Court
husband. Sarah Buskirk Of Common Pleas Of said
and Oliphant Biskrk her county, against them;
husband Jesse H. HaIri- the object and purpose OF
son s. Joseph Harrison, which Is to op'ain aui
thority from the Court at Common rieas y, sa,u nu
county to complete a contract entered mt W
James NJ Harrison in his life time for the sale o,
the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter ol
section I6 in township 8, of range A, in SAID coun'
ty: said defendants will therefore appear within
sixty days from the next session of said Court aho
Mead. answer or demur to said petition or your
petitioner will take the same as confessed, ana ask
a decree accordingly. N. HOLLlSTER,
July %, lS4S. Sol ior fe'i''oher
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-----Personal
"A Property belonging to the Estate OF Isaac
Yoho. deceased, consisting Of Wheat, two Guns
one Silver Watch, two Clocks, and various other
articles, viii be sold at vendue at Wocdsheld. on
the 7h day of August, ls4S, commencing at ~
: 49, TIL. WEST, admir-.
I,ly % 1919 .,a. -ai
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The 81. Clarsville Citizen requests US to an
nounce WIN. ON. jr., as a candidate for
Congress- subject to the decision Of a District
Convention, M
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TT IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
Office in Woodsfield, Ohio, on the LIST dav OF
July, ls4S, which, if not taken odt before The ist
day of October next, will be sent to the General
Post Office as dead letters
Adams, Thomas ]. Johnston, Dahiel
Ayres, FrankIin, or Love, John' t#
William Fox Lowe, Isaac
Recke,t Isaac Lange, Abraham
Barackman, Samuel L. Murphy. ADDISON
R.acv George MorrsThomas B.
Bracy, John or HehiyM.
Bracy Miss Nancy McMu'ian' WIN
Rounds Rasil McFrederick, Andrew
Rail Daniel Mcclellan, Robert
Rnedebeck. Horace McKelvey, James
Cline, Jacob Mi'iet' JosePh
Davis, Mr. in care OF Martin, James
Dav;s Elijah Neal, Barnet, Jr.
DeIons Jas. Peck, Daniel, Esq.
Danford. Lorenzo Post Master Fairrleas-
Doyle, Michael, in care ant
of Patrick Simmons. Rigg, Na'hahiel' co"''
Eddy, Michael Sn'der' AhaTew
Fisher' Jacob Swearngen, r. b.
Floyd, John A. Steel Johh
Gage, Philip Smiih' ueo,ge
Guiten, WIN. NJ Sprague, "m'
! Howe, Joshua L.. Watts, Jacob
| Hill VIM. Windland, John
--'''' JIG. FLEMING, P. M.
Persons calling for any OF the above iet'eis VII
please say they are advertised,
| July 8, lS4S.
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MANKIND HAVE NOW THE MEANS in
THEIR OWN HANDS OF RESTORING
THEMsELVES TO HEALTH. WILL
THEY BE WISE IN TIME. WHO CAN
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July %, Is4st-.sl ala
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unRoBATE NOTICE. Notice is hereby

June %, Is4s.nls. Henry Harvard, decd.
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personal services, Therefore Resolved,
That this company respectfully request the
Corporation, (whose duty we believe it to
be- TO pay the bills that have already acru-
ed for necessary repairs and expense and
also, to establish some regulations by which
in future all the necessary contingent ex-
penses of the Fire Department shall be de-
frayed at stated periods.
And be it further Resolved, That should
the Corporation refuse to accede to this re-
quest, and neglect 10 provide for the pay
ment Of the necessary contingent expenses
of this company, then we shall feel conf
PEELED TO resign our commissions as mem
bers of the Fire Department. and leave the
with the municipal authority.
Resolved, That copy of these resolu-
tionss be presented to the President and
Trustees of the village, TO the chief engi-
neer, to Protection Company No. /. and
that they be published in the village papers.
Southport, Feb. 4. 1913.
l.. VAN SLYCk, Sec'y.
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For the Is'egl G9h.
Mr.. EDTTOK:

Mr.. EDETOK:-
What do the people mean who are praling
about Free Schools! 1t appears to me, If
they were honest in wishing TO have Free
Schools, they would not wish TO get rid Of
School property; on the contrary, they
would be dilligent in protecting The property
which has been donated for that purpose.
Let rs enquire, what are the facts! They
have already deprived the school of the use
of lot No. 7, block No. 80, (l24 feet on
Main street, This ground could now be
rented for four or five hundred dollars a
year. After all this YOU may not be sur
prised, when inform Won that these same
people are now trying 10 dispose of another
school lot, on the north side OF the common,
dot No. =. block No. 50. lflhey succeed
in their wicked designs, the purchaser of
this lot. las well as the other must suffer.
This last lot was given under the following
circumstances, VIZ: On the 27th Oct 1888,
the pr0pretOrs of this quarter section di-
vided the lots among themselves according
to their several interests. At the same time
they donated this lot for school purposes,
in the terms and words following - Lot
No. ,, in block No. So, which last men
toned lot is donated perpcluaIIy for the
residence of Common School or Academy
for the village of Southport" TO which the
proprietors signed their names and sigma
lures. (Signcd,) &C. kimbalI, Chas. Dur
kee & Co., VIM. Seymour, Jr., r. G. Oils,
Crosslt & Bnllen.
The original instrument above referred
to, is now in my possession, and | have
also the original recorded village plat, in
which the two school lois have above de-
scribcd, are specially mentlonedas " school
lots
Mr.. editor. if any one had told me (wilh-
out the above facts staring me in the face
could not have believed that men could
have been found in our midst who would
unhinchingIy endcayor to deprive school
of donations made for its use and benefit.
Sir, have the honor to be,
Your very obi serv't.
@. KIMBALL.
Southport, 9th Feb'y, 1913.
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with the Menomonees for their country.
and it was expected that lhe treaty would
have been held during the past season. A
resolution of the senate of the u. States. of
the Sd OF March, l843, prohibits provisions
being made with Indians for the payment
of debts by treaty stipulation. The COM
missioner of Indian affairs, in his annual
report to the secretary of war. has express
ed his views fully on the subject of holding
a treaty with the Menomonee Indians. and
concludes by stating that the department
has been compelled, at least for the present
to abandon all idea of negotiating with the
Menomonees.
The organization Of the militia of the ter
rtory have considered of the first inpor-
lance for the protection of our lrontier.-
/ Orders have been issued, through the Office
of the Adiutant General, directing the com
manding officers Of regiments and separate
battaions to enrol the militia Of the several
commands, and make their returns to that
Office which would enable the Adutant
General to make a general return ofthe ma
lita of the territory to the Adiulant General
of the army, when the territory would be
entitled to her quota of public arms, under
the act Of congress of 1908; which would
furnish a supply of arms for the volunteer
companies and a surplus 10 distribute to
| the militia in case of emergency. The mi
Iitia are the natural strength Of the country :;
their strength and efficacy depends upon
thcil organization and discipline. Wiscon-
sin has an extended frontier. and in the
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THE EAGLE
Life & Health Insurance Company
No. 40, Hal Street. Nctc IOrk.


(MANHArTAN BANK BUR DlNG,)
is prepared 10 insure Lives, grant endow nts
| and annuues. In addition 10 the annually re-
.erved funds out Of premiums, this company has
a capital Of 80 900, and no dividends will be paid
to the shareholders until the assets amount to
$500, 900. The directors personally response
bic to the Insured, il the capital is impaired by
improper mana cement. The rates are TIN PER
CENT. LOWER than the rates OF mutual companies,
anc a credit of forty per cent. VIII be given on
policies for The whole duration OF life.
ADVANTAGES
WHICH THIS COMPANY HOLDS oU1 TO INSURERS.
|. Our ample pald-up capital to meet whatever
extraordinary risks NAV arse.
>. Premiums lower than mutual companies
3. No responsibility to insurers beyond the pay
mcnt oil the premium.
4. NJ risk Of partnerships with all classes of
persons snd its serious consequences.
5. No liability to have the sum insured reduced,
or~to make further contributions III of NOR
tally beyond The estimated average.
=, The certainty OF having every claim paid as
soon as substaEtiatcd, whatever extraordinary
mortality may take place.
I. The stock holders and directors having large
Interests in the company, affords security to the
insured lhati 5 affairs will be conducted so az to
secure safety and stability.
Premiums for The assurance Of 500 on sngI,