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medicine possessed go much virtue, and hat
power to heal So many diseases. But since it~
well lnown ,h.t more than 20. 900 pc. sons have
beei, cured, our friends ~ill begiis,o realize ths
lIuth Of our remarks, which were made about sis
inn,ths ago. VIZ that there would not be family
H. America wh ho would live day without possess
ins lmx fsNicAL LISTERS .dit Healing ONT.
n,f,if. # they hut knew 'is virtues II h,a hae "
Nc Ailister's All.tiealiig Ointment restores per
spin alton IL the system. BY tins means il opens
those avenues through whirh ,.atnre Carries of the
impurities Within. aud thus relieves the body ol
disease IL Is thus that it. cures Consumption, Re.
vers. Scrafuia. Erysipelas, Asthma. Salt lRheurn,
Sick lie ,dachr, Quinsy, Sore Thrlat, Rheuma,
tisn, lScalL Heads. Pans in the chest, side aud
ack, d, spers,a. P,,isons, Sore Breast, Deafness
Cufahr0us Eruplions, Sore Eyes. Inflammation nj
the Bowels, Kidneys and Brain, Burns. CtiIbIAins.
Piles, Worms, Agues. Col, Feet, Liver Com.
pai-t, Ulrers, and all Fever Sores Intfaihmaiions
OF every kind Sold ny = .S+....,.E
A. & s. H-ndry, General Agents for Ohio. also,
j. r. s. H. Morris. WoodsfieId; q i seF
AZ WIN. Steel. Stafford; s -rma5 liL uulpf
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Farm for Sale

The subscriber wishes to sell his farm. co"aIrf.
ing two hundred and fifty five acres Of choice land
otie hundred aud ninety acres cleared, aud under
high state of cultiv alton with good brick deei-
ling house, large double barn. land good or.
chMd of bearing fruit trees Of chnce fruit The
land is well timbered, and well watered The hills
are filled with neShaustibl. banks Of good stone
coal, in point oi quality Is not surpassed by thr
best banks of Wheeling. The sail Is "f the hest
quality, for stock aud grain is not surpassed hy any
in the west-and adjoining The village of Carlisle,
a very stirring little tnwn, situate in the County
oi Mnnroe aud State of Ohio-w hich will always
make it very public place. Also five hundred
head Of the iirst quality Of merino >heepjuH bioOd.
rd Any person wishing to purchase such farm
can have it the most reasonable terms, by apply
ing to the subscriber or William Agnew, now Ie-
siding Oh the tarm. N. PUMPHREY.
Sept. 2, 1913.
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school Lands. sTuA.

a UDITORS, SALE OF SCHO
IA LANDS Notice is hereby given that |
viii offer fM sale, at public aartion vt the from,
sdocr of the 'Csust House. in Wootsfied, Morror
asaur,iy, Ohio, OH Tuesday. the 9:h day of Jsnus-
III, A. ID lSlS, the following tracts OF land, viz
The north east quarte' al the south east quarter
of section l6 intownsiiip TOT range g. containing
40 acres,nnors eriess. Appraised at. the sum Of
S270. ,...3 p s,.ssl ,--.is.. ..,.,..-., II.
Also. the north west quartet OF the sotitii east
quartet Of same section, township end range, con-
tsi,iing 40 acres, moro OF less. Appraised at the
,aum OF 1925. s.,...,,s. s,57.,-s !,
Also, the south east quarter Of the south east
quarter Of same section, township and ralige, con.
'taiting 40 acres, more or less. Appraised at the
sum Of $3.50. .li io s.>a -a-t9-- tlat ,-t
Also, the south west quarter of the south east
quarter, OF the same section, township aud range,
Combining 40 acres more less. Appraised at the
sum Of $50 151saa sis's ssi ge+i sLrH
Also, the south east quarter of the south west
quarter, together with the east half 80 acres of
the south part oil the north halt Of sail south west
quarter, same section. tow, ship and range, con.
.taiiiing IS acres, more or less Appraised at the
sum Of $24o. $50 ~ '''s.s ="
seAlso, the south west quarter Of the south west
quarter, aud the west haf Of 80 acres Of the south
part Of tie North half Of the said sou west quarter
uf fame seciinn, township al range. containing
S5 acres, more OF less Apy ised at the sum Of
$S25. ia - ' -'"-"'
Y Said land In no case to sold for a less sum
than i've dollars per acre, for less amount
than the appraised value theAo'. One twelfth of
the pn,chase money to he Said at the time of SALE
and the balance, in twelve annual instalments, Of
cqnaI amount, with annual Interest thereon
sss'St ~ sass 80 JNO. NJ. KIKKBRIDE,
Nov 25 n37-6w Auditor Monrpe co o
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1cwes betd ithis ap,oy,ectus, = s.SesSi6a i0Stx
Staiesifia1;'' We DO %. because that has been fS
usual Iracticey shd every o6e Il oocs combrs,'
hendsms meaning Bat IS The length Of tisS u =.
islstiye sessions yre Irregular and unre whtk
prevents many from subsrfibing for session W
per, supposiDg i may only hast feib Deeks. Hhck
b generally declared IL be the Intention pfeyioc6
% commencing, we have concluded 10 change r.
tenn aud propose our session paper for THREE
MONTHS. commencing on Monday the 4th DIX
OF Deceisber. l5l8, and terminating on Saturday.
ne Sd dsy II March. 1852 (i'he.4th II Mps
beihg Sund0y.)s . saf tSaasS = ssHs.iA fiisn
Persons, therefore, sGkse,ibinx for tbe 0bix
Stale.tnah SESSION PAPERS, do 90, Win ~
understanding that they will be sent fUr 5elsi(3
period. We do this without sny Increase - ~
usual prices for our session papers. We ADOPT
the arnie 50 thstI,bose WHO sqbseribs. hiay know
definitely what they are subscribing lot. Il win
also glye ~ AZ OPP or,uni,ye ef furnishing ON rsad.
eis with much important Congressional snd ollse,
matter, previous 10 tue expiration OF ,,hs lei ~ nf
thee months. .,sg ~ f,giss,r.rs i,t v.a,s,,s
It's scsrcelv worth est while 10 ssy suyihisf
with reference 10 the i,teress every person must
teel ~ the eetlnR at the Csrssl oi our Stale,
i''etnhers elect n me sppfoschms legislators. s
& Me shall asAas every prspwrion sagfss Ssslsak
satisfactory reports, ~ Is etstcmGylln she Statss
man and At no period IN the history Of our state2
ues ZEE" HUe Hhpoftant tnlt every man ohoul9
be thoroughly informed Of what 10 done. -
TERMS OF SESSION PAPERS 4 g.
Da''y, per Smonfhs, n a-an,-sss ie2.oo
a,''Weekiy, - .ua. s.i4 = ,ss 100
Weekly, ." 4.ist .s,~i.i{ 4 so
The above prices, always In. advance. srs q
great reduction from the former terms, but tho
spirit Of the age is OnUayd. sad what We lose In
the reduced price Of single paper, must BE- made
up by an r.rreased evcuiafion. 0J-Thsr Tn
Mehiy will contain all this reading matter Of The
Daily '''' ''4'@s 's''ft - N',rs'
Az many persons prefer subscribing, n once ~
Ne year, we therefore stsch our terms for, ths
yearly Statesman below: "''A '@ ~,
Tri Weekly, 80. 400
Weekly. e.a . 200
ed-ln all cases Agents are SLOWED the sissS
subscriber. Who will act as such! .ysb 90
eJ-Editors will be entitled to Daily sxchangss
who will insert three weeks in succession the
above Prospectus. mt"N, and call attention TO IT,.
and send us the papers marked.
a- . ~ s.MEDARY. ~
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. I8lS. oelss .,ati bss5
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IL CIaringion, Monroe County, Ohio, upon
which there is large two-story frame building
well flashed, containing nine rooms-one uccu.
pied as store roam and one Tor an Office; the bal
ance for dwelling house. Said Lot fronts 1870 ieet
un Market Street and 60 on Ferry Street Said
premises are well situated for business, being above
high water mark. on the bank of the Ohio River,
where the principal of the produce of this county
is shipped. For terms apply 20
N. BLAtKLOCK & Co..
PENDLEDON, RELY & Co,
Baltimore City.
or to TIL. WEST Woodsheld, y.
Sept. 4, 1913 81.
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Attachment Notice soat'

STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, IS
In The Curt If Common Pleas.
Gs June 1e,nl, A. u 1913 ,,,. q
John C-sig. Rcl atd ...
n Clark, and Samuel IN ASSUMPSIT. -
Craig. pstfHefs trading Damages $500.
under the firm Of fCraig, Notice ]. hereby give,
Clark & Co I" all persons nler- led
vs. that on the 9Th day ol
Charles Medallion. June, 1919, the SAID
Craig. Clarke Il 20 sued out Of said Couri Il Wri,
of Attachment ss inst the lands, 7tenemenls.
gonds, chatlr., rights. credits. moneys aud effects
of the ssid Charles Nc Gallon, 4 nonresident of
lhe State n Ohin, demanding thereifi the sum Of
two hundred dollars d.na'e-, which said writ was
1t the June Term of said Court A. ID. ISiS, re-
turned served AID afterwards. TO wit. on The
10Th day nf July, ISiS. the said plaintiffs sed out
of said Court anolher writ. which was III the DC.
,uber Term, ls4s ni sal Court. return served.
.a WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk,
Nov. 4. 1913. Monroe Common Pleas
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Upward of 10000 Cures!!
o-coNsuMpT1oN CAN BE CURED! 90
DIR. Roc ERs' CoMPoUND SYRUp OF
IiVEik WORT e. AK.

For the cure OF Consumption, aud all diseases OF
the Lungs aud Breast. .E
This great remedy has not only made almost IN.
credible cures Of Consumption. hut it breaks up
the most distressing Cough, Cold, Pam IN the
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We will now ask the afflicted candidly 10 exam.
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of thl. great remedy. Facts which are incontro.
vertibe, and cannot be denied We refer You to
the statements nf " elLk known Physicians aud Pro-
frssors, who have come inward and have sub.
stanliAied these facts. The most incredulous car-
not but be convinced that it has made CUES where
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CINCINNATI, Nov. s, 1874.
Mr. A. L. Scorill - Having been afflicted with
a most distressing Cough, until my lungs became
affected to such degree that | was continually
splitting blood, and being under tine care OF able
physician. without obtaining any relief, until l
procured bottle OF DR.. Rogers Liverwort and
Tar, which restored me TO health in very short
time. ... .....f -..." J. FINCH.
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DMINIsTRATORs SALE-Bv virtue

= =
"A. oi an order from the CouIt Of Comma,
Pleas OF Monroe county Ohio, will, Nh the 9Th
: day of January next, between the hours of %
O'Clock, a. m, and O'Clock. p. M, of said day
at the front door of the court hoise in the town OF
Woods6eld, in said comfy, offer for sale the 70 :
lowing real estate, TO wit: The undivided half OF
lot No. IL. in the town of Beallsvle with The i'm
provem-ns thereon, subject to the dover estate oI
Ruth O'Conner in all the premises hereafter men
toned. assigned to said Ruth U Conner in sand
lot No. II; also. the undivided half Of lhirtytm %
feet off the west ends OF lots Nos. and in the
town of BealsvilIe. being thirty-two feet back aud
eight rods in 'front.' also, the undividedhalf OF one
half acre Of land. being part OF the north- west
quarter Of section 5, township ., aud range 8. be-
ginning for the same at The northeast corner Of
said section, running thence south 10 prrrhes,
thence east 3 perches, thence north twenty de-
grees aud fifteen perehes, thence west perrhes to
the place of ginning Also the undivided half of
one acre OF land situate III section 9, township 8,
aud range 5, beginning for the same al the south
west corner ot said section. running thence 10 the
south boundary of the lown of BeaiIsrille, ~ said
county, thence east to a road leading from the
East aud West street of said town OF Bealsville.
thence south with said road Ia the south hue of
said section, thence ives, TO the place beginning,
together with the improvements thereon. Terms.
One-third cash ia hand, one. third III six months,
and one-thmd in twelve months. with interest from
the day OF sale. to be secured by mortgage or 9TH
er adequate security.
THOMAS GRIFFITH,
Dec. 9, ls4S. Admir- of Isaac Nef, deed.
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Z At tlachment Notice.

STATE -0F-oHIO -AiONROts-CD IS.
III the ltoarf gft ton'mon Pleas.
~~ OeInber Term, A, D. si8,
BENEDICT Am, IN DEBT
vs. tH'lf( 2 Deb s522s.
Peter Stephen Damages $2o
Notice is hereby given toaIi persons interested,
that on the 18th day Of July. 1913, the said Ben
edict Arm sued out of ssid Court Writ Of AT.
tachrnent against the lands. tenemer,ts. goods.
chatlles, rights, credits. moneys aud effects the
said Peter Stephen. a nonresident Of the St'ie u
Ohio, demanding therein The sum OF $52 20 il,
debt, aud S25 in damages. which said writ WAS
a the Oct. Term uf said Court, A. D. lSiS, re-
turned served. "
WILLIAM OKEY. Clerk. I.
Nov 4, 1913. Monroe Conninn Pleas.
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= EoRGE ARCHER,s EsTATE.-Nu

q" GORGE ARCHERS ESTATE.-Nd'
" lice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator OF
the estate Of George Archer, late of Monroe coun'
ty, deceased All persons having claims against
said estate, will present them legally authenticated
within Que year from this date, tor settlement; aud
all persons indebted to the same. will please call,
and make immediate payment.
GEO. w. DURKEE.
Oct 2s. lS4S..n33 Admir-.
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.. N. +. BLACKLOCK 4 Co.
235 BALTIMORE ST BALTIMORE, MD.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, BOaets, &C.,

DVVtc'O 'OiiVOc5 AluCo'OuPoj DV"OUoS WV
Have received direct from the Manufdt turers
large and well assorted fresh stuck, and are pre-
pared to offer great induremen TO country mer.
chants aud Others who will favor them with call
Our stock consists in part oi .. 4. ln
1900 CASES SHOES AND HATS,
Me,, ,Bp, : ~ Youths Call. Kip & Gummed Boots
- I" - Goat Monroes.
Wnmen & Misses pegged s. sewed WeltsSc Boots
Kid, Morocco and Seal Slippers.
NIih ainge ssortmeni OF CATERS, city made work,
and Ciniifep', Shoes Of all kinds. q
HATS. ...
Russia. Mn'e,kin. Cnney aud Nutria Hats.
M.nutry. Burna Vista sporting and Wool Hats
S-nnet, Pan ,,ns, Chinese, Straw & Angola Hats.
Also. large stock of Palm and Leghorn Hats.
80 CASES BoNNETS
Florence Braid, DeIon, China Peai'. Willow,
Lawn. NrapohtAn. and other kinds; with large
stock oi Trunks. Shoe Thread aud Backing.
hlarch 10, !S4S.-ly ..... ..r..a a....
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I EvI CECIL,s EsTATE.-..Noucei is h

IT EvI CECIL'S ESTATE.-..Nonceis is here
4 by given that the subscriber has been app"ln'
led and qualified executrIx Of the estate OF
LeviCec, late of Monroe county, deceased. All
persons having clTms against SAID estate, will pre-
sent them legally authenticated within one year
from this date, tpr settlement and all persons in
debted to the same, VIII please call, A! make i'm
mediate payment. MARTHA CECIL.
Oct. 2S..n33~ Exr'x
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Sunfsh Mill.

The subscribers would respectfully inform ih.i
friends snd the public generally, ihs, ey have bu
ten A. NEW GRIST MILL
on SuDfish creek. abnI, four miles easI OF Wtn9s,
field, Oh the direct road from, Woods6rld to Car
ington, where they are now prepared TO do mr'-
chant and country work. at the shortest notice.
Their works are entirely new, and Of the hest qaal
ny, AID they a-sure the public that fiour made at
their mill sha not be inferior to any other ~ the
country
Merehs.is- wishing to have quantity of gtlia
reduced To- four and packed ready for the eas,rfa
or sosttyvn market or ,,iesirng % h,sr their grAii
siored. aiii iihd IL 10 their advantage 10 si o9he
spbreribsfs s690 Wp.k LEVI 'KI0HNE En- /
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s,sssis !, s,.s,. Surveying. !

- -. y. 01rfft5f ,If8tl no'lsM .
nANiEItM0RRIS, an OLD and sezpsgiqnffd
~ Surveyors thsnkfnl for past M tll
attend to the surveying ofJsnd. roads. ~ ! uodsf
iba direction IT the County Surveyor. Dssdss
the .hor,s.., poticss nee n WQQl .s!e E.ss,s
Ausu"M lts9f q ,aet klsi
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NEW VOLUME OF
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

The publishers of the Scientific American re-
sp.ciluiy give notice that the FOUR H YEAR.
Ii VOiUME OF their Journal VIII be coInmen.
c-d on o"i"'d'y, Sept 22d This publication dlf.
't's entirely IRON The many magazines and papers
"hi,h food t'.c country It's Weekly J.urnal
OF Az Svience a"d Mechani.s 5, having for Its OBJ
Jeet he "dvsn, enem Of the INTERESTS OF
MECHANICS, MANUFACTURERS and IN
VEN IpRS Each number is illustrated with
from five 10 tea original >t.NGRAVINGS OF
NEW MECHANICAL INVENTIONS, near.
ly all the best inven los which are patented. at
Washington being illustrated in the Scientific
Ame,h an Il also coptalns a Weekly List Of
American Patents; notices of the progress of all
Airchaica al and Scientific improvements; practl.
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Monroe Academy.


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neauihg Me"nie .. nfsaee' $40
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II DISSOLUTION.- part 'Srship het"tn
. IL fore existing under the firm OF J. r. & ]. H.
Morris has this day been dissolved bv mntua IN
sent j H. Morris viii settle the bus ness Of he
late trm All those indebted to the firm viii cali
immediately and settle, az the hu.Im 90 OF the ol J
firm must and will be settled Immediately.
The business will be continued by ]. N. Morris,
. who will always be ready aud willing to accom-
modate his old friends and customers s#
HWoodsfeld, Nov. q. l648
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FROM HON. JUDGE WILLIAM BURKE,
InIy p0,f hInsf,r 0f (inrinnai .f

CINCINNATI. August IL, 1916.
The statement OF Justice Finch is enlitled to
the fullest confidence of the pubic. can iully
corroborate what he has said, having used the
medicine myself with the m"sr de,Ided benefit
WILLIAM BURKE.
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TO GRE ITORs.-on the Id

NOTICE TO GRE ITORS.-On the 10th
IN day of Oct in the year ls4s. the Court OF
Common Pleas of Monroe county declared the es
tate of VIM, B. Capeil. deceased, probably nsol-
vent Creditors are therefore required to present
their claims against the estate to The undersigned,
for allowance, within six months rnm the time
above mentioned, or they will not be entitled to
PAYMENT. ROBERTCALLAND.
Adm'i Of VIM b. CapelI decd.
Oct 28.nS3
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dissolution or PARTNERSHIP.

nISsOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.
IL The partnership heretofore existing by ID
between David Slack, Joseph Watt, aud james
w. Shanklaud, trading under the name aud iirfl,
of Slack, Watt s. Co, at Harretsvil'r, MnnIne
county, Ohio, was di.so, ed on the 231 day nf
October. by mutual consent Therefule al per.
sous knowing them.elves indebted tn the said
firm, either by note, dur-bil or book accout,
are requested to come fnrwar g, without delay.
for settlement The business will he closed up
by Joseph Watt. who has the entire business of
said firm 10 settle
Business continued at the old stand of Slack.
Watt s. Co., in the town of HArre,sviIle, by E.
E Hutchison, who has purchased the stock OF
Goods on hand from said Slack, Wait l. Co., at
the above date Of dissolution Also, James "
Shankland has sold ont his stork of Goods at
Colorado, Al"nIae county. O., TO William Sprout,
who will continue the business OF selling Goods
at the old stand formerly occupied by ShAnxland,
Johnson & Co.
DAVID SLACK,
JOSEPH WATT,
JAMES w. SHANKLAND
HarrietsvilIe. Oct. %, 1913.