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EyPrayeris the peace OfOur spirit. the still
ness Of our thoughts, the svenness of recollec.
zion, the seat of meditation. the rest of our
cares, and the calm Of our tempest; prayer is
the Issue ofs quiet mind of untroubled thoughts
Il is the daughter Of charity and the sister Of
neekness; and hs that prsys to God, with an
angry, that 10, with throubled and discOm-
posed spirit. is like him that retires into bat.
lie to mediate, and sets up his slOsst in the
out quarters Of an army.
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The weIIsprinE of Life.

The waters that shall give shall Be In him
. veil of water spHug;ng up into everlasting
iiis' this is our Lords beautiful and express.
i've description Of the gacs Of God in the heart
Of man. A deep well wherein the pure living
water bubbles up from the Esyer falling spring.
Il depends not upon the rain from without, but
its sources Of supply are deep in the earth be-
yond the vicissItudes OF the season. There is
hidden stream that connects il With an ineE-
haustible fountain. So grace in the heart con-
nscts the soul With that stream Of living water
that proceeds from the throne Of God and the
lamb. How many are rather cistsrns than
Wsllsf In its rainy-SeasOn they are full, and
even overflow and spread the turbid waters all
around, perhaps to the damage Of surrounding
objects. The wells are nothing in comparison
with them, al such time; but when they soon
become empty and dry, while the wells yield
their usual supply.
There 10 difference In wells. Some with
full supply, yield unsayOry waters. The wa
ter itself, in its hidden source. is pure, but In
The channel through which il passes. it becomes
impregnated with other substances, some sour
aome bitter, some brackish, some pungest, ant
all deterioratng and sweet delicious bever
age. How sad that living waters should b.
filtered through such impure channelsl
A well too. chat is not used, stagnates and
the water loses its vitality. But the more i
is used the better it grows; and the more the
water is pumped out and carried away th'
greater the aupply. The spring grows will
use. So grace in the heart, this, more 1t is e1
srcised the more it grows. And herein the'hid
den treasure of the gospel offers from all 9th
er treasures. There is limit to earthly treas
nres, which cramps the selfish spirit and shut
up the avenue Of the heart against the cry {
want. But here it is otherwise, The liviu
waters are Rbundanti and the more we impa
to others the greater the supply in the well {
water chat is in Us. bubbling up into everlas
ing life. Here, then is the secret of spiritu
growth: The constant use Of what we hav
Let the living waters within overflow and fiu'
tify the parched earth, around, and they wi
constantly increase both in quantity and qua
ity. The water will grow purer and sweele
and when the earth around US is parched an
dry, why should the we'll in the Christian
hear: be suffered to stagnste! The fountain
inexhaustibls. There s enough and to spar
Why not call upon them to come and drinkf-
It Is more blessed to give than to receiver ar
those who labor to impart the living waters
their feIlOw.men will receive more abundar
supply themselves than those who content then
selves to stand at the fountain and drink L
y. Evangelist.
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From the Stock Register.
HINTS ON HOGS

MsTINcuvELY know the character of the
farmer by the quality OF pork he oilers for sale.
When r man brings long, lank carcass, a
streak of fat and streak OF lean, he always
complains OF The greatquantity of corn the hog
has ealen. On the other hand, when q farmer
produces load Of pork all fatness, small short
legs and shOd heads, am certain to hear him
aver, that it took only at the rate Of FIVE BUSH
els Of Indian corn each to fat them, out it was
old corn ground and scadsd The first man is
behind hand, the last one is before hand, in the
art Of converting vegetable food into animal
fat Ii there is no prof. in well fed and fat.
ted animal, there certainly must be great loss
in one that is killed in working order, or before
il is half fatted. A hog should always be in q
gaining condition when shut up 10 fat; if ther
weighed every day, it will be found that thu
gain in weight win much more than pay fO
The meal eaten, and when the animal is near
ly fattened, the gain in fat bagins to increase il
two fold ratio to the cost of feeding.
once bought two lean carca : OF pork Of
farmer who averred that they had eaten seven
~ bushels of ears OF com. My curiosity wa
excited, and | went to see bis hog pen; it wa
rect. angular, LAID up with rails, Across on,
corner few rails were laid; they were covered
with straw to shelter the hogs at night; the NUT
over The whole pen, sleeping corner and all
was belly deep Here the animals had toilet
and suffered. Put a fat hog in such pen au'
he would stick fast; but nature was too grsa
an economist to permit hog to fat in such
place-her laws had been outraged, but the far
mer's corn paid the penalty. sw.
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Wars or CATTLE.--The cause Of warts on
cattle is not clearly known-perhaps it is the
want of proper action in the skin. Tho knife
should not be- used, only to pare them sghtly
before applying the Cautsry, A pencil d the
nitrate Of silver touched to them daily. for sey,
ersl days, will often disperse thom. We have
found homeopathic treatment highly success.
full with horses and cattle For dry warts
give dulcamara. and in some cases sulphur; tor
liberated: warts. arssaiaam.--[ NV: Eng-
lad Farmer. a.I
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UAkHAkro IMPROVED
PATENI MELODEONS.

p 4. CHILD, Manufacturer, Cleveland, O., Finishing
and Ware ROOm in the Second aud fhiid stories vi Hur
burts New Block Nos a. &c aud IS Ontario street. Nan.
uiactoy i'll the story brick building directly 10
rear.
P. A Child is the sole Proprietor Of the above named
Patent for the State of Ohio.
Having been two years and half in perfecting these
Instruments, Introducing various improv vements aud ID
systenatlEng the business vi manufacture Is now pre-
pared to out "A instruments per week, keeping
constantly in process of manufacture, over 3UO Melo
deous.
Attention is called to the large Instruments with two
and three sets ol Reeds and two Banks, of Keys as
being decidedly superior any MelOdeoa ever before
made III tins country. A Committee of the Franklin
Institute Philadelphia, awarded Medal for the first
one made; since which they have been improved.
PRICE LIST.
Oct. Portable SoU 8 Oct Piano Style :. 1875
8 4" - 10 80 sets Reeds l5J
= 90 "3 90 hey BIDS $50
3 :, Piano Style, 100 "2" 200
Pedal Bass extra, $26.
l.. T. C0NANT, Rae INA, ONO will furnish any of the
above Instruments at th prices published aad will wal
ant each TO give sati ItoD. Each instrument will Ot
we'll packed in an, Vt case, without extra, charge
Orders from broad wi Oe promptly attended toe
All orders Tor said instruments will carefully AM
rOmpLy forwarded by WILLIAM MCCOY.
9lS54, Il. Carrollton ohio.
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SECURE THE SHADOW
BEF0RE THE SUBSTANCE FADES

Mr.. JAMES B. gibson takes pleasure in announcing
to the citizens Of Carroon, and vicinity that he is
nov in town with his large Sky light Daguerrean Car,
and Is prepared to take keuesses in the most appro
we'd style, the shortest notice, and in all kinds of
weather. From former experience and success in the
business be 6atters himself that he will be able
to please the most tasty,
Ny prices range from so cents upvards,-So come
right straight along, for must have plenty to do, in
order to live at these prices Boys give your girls
presents In the lOrm Of DaguerreOtypes and they w
love yon twice as much. Pins, Rings, L0ckets &C.,
filed In the best Of order.
NIB. Pictures must be life like, or charges vii
be made. Office hours from Q o'clock A. h., to 4
o'clock ?. N.
IY- Instructions given in the art On reasonable
JAMES gibson
Novannher a IRbA-Am.
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4 shepherd lost sheep with its lamb. HO
went in pursuit Of them. He found them far
Of in lonely valley. lie tried to drive them
home. but was not able. Al length he picked
np and carried off the lamb and the mother fol-
lowed. Thus the Savior brings away a
mother to himself, by taking away the little
child from her bosom.
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FnR stIE nM RtNrI

I-tN = 10 q
TAV VERN sIA AND.
in Aechtuestosl Carroll CO.. q. Il is usauifa " lass
tel IL said village, and TIE house Is slhceudy arg.
hg country or village stand Tae ssabibg l. bat rea.
son.hle; there are tWo very good wsteEed ws eouvsu
lent o. Tor the use Of ne stable, The other or the
house The terms vii De Reasonable. For further par
ucuars call wth the subscriber n said vilsge who /,
no~ eugAg-din the mercsnts busiue.S sHd esrrot a.
tend 70 both OseUpsuoa&. siLAS POTTS.
June gath. 1854 n
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THE LoEpOH QUAETEELT fconssrvsGFsl.
The EDTSBuRSa RHvuw (Wbig).
5.
TIE NoRrH BuTTsH REvrEw free Church,.
e.
THE WESTMINSTER REvrEw Liberall.
8.
BLAcEwoOD's EDNBuROH MAOAEIEE (TOry).
EDrSBuROH REvrEw (wbig).

The present critical state Of European Affairs
will render these publications unusually inter.
esling during the forthcoming year. They will
occupy middle ground between the hastily
written news items. crude speculalions, and
fyine rumOrs Of the daily Journsl. and the pOa.
derous Tone of the future historian. v ritten af.
Ter the living interest and excitement Of the
great p1liticsl events of the time shall have
passed sway. l, s to these Periodicals that
readers must look for the only really inlsll;gi,
ble AID reliable history Of current events, and
as such. in addition to their Rsll-sstsblished
literary. scientific, and theological sharsctsr.ws
urge them upon the eonsidsrsiOn Of tbs read
ing public.
EF Arrangements srs now permensntly
made for the receipt of Early Sheets from the
British Publishers, by which We are enabled to
place all our Reprints in the hands Of subseri.
bers, about as soon as they can be furnished
with the foreign copies. Although this in.
wolves a very large outlay on our part, We shall
continue to furnish the Periodicals at the same
low rates as heretofore, together with the fOls
loving Pr .miums tn new Subscribers:
TERMS AND PREMIUMS.
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Uniinduess has no remedy ct lac.
Be confident in your own powers.
wbsl you mnss do. do rheerfully and gra-
siously.
Never do lhat By proxy vhich you can do
yourself
What you do. do cOolly calmly and eOnsid.
aTatsly,
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sWgRFs IN fEARs



O.. lst ms weep, thsrss bliss 10 issrs,
When rs who sasds thsa inly fees
eons iiagsing stain ofsAr.y ysaEs
E9.sd b. svsry drop that stsals.
ssavs ne 70 Sigh o 20 hours thathsw
More LILY than The summers vind,
And whils thsy pass'd fragrance thrsy
Rzt lslt 10 trace efswses bshind.
TAs fralsless showers of wssldly zoe,
Fan dark 20 earth, and never rise,
While tears that from repentance fsw.
In bright sxhaIsmsuf reach the skies.
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lIiG AlN, 80 Id
E0HEE GaEesAs

o.
Terms (inysrlaLly ia s4sslSs) tsOo
THo copies coo
ixtrcu1s-s--I. Tie cbeies q ore Of lie t5lss
log msxca portraits grsfave. % steel, -eauy mailed
o. & fucr, irsigueo e. tle cluuslcrueutota Gallery
ei Assleal P0s traits 70 be hsas sr.sAa syeg ially
piauo
I--usnristle sObtag, s--Lisft,
2-Reethoyen, e-Sehumanni
S-Weber, f-bchubeFt.
t-Nendeissohu, s-wallaee,
Ofthese portraits, that of the lamented Madame
sOntag is surprisingly fne and particularly to be eOm
mended Each subscriber on mailing hiS subscription
will please state what portrait be chooses.
z. Fresh husic-four pages every Week-which can
be detached from the reading natter h psged separate
y and can be bound at the end Of the volume, forming
choice miscellaneous collection Of pieces for one two
three and four voices polkss maEurkss ualIEes music
for the guitar fate violin, harp music for young peO.
pie; sacred music, for voice, melOdeoI aud organ.
This music alone, costs the proprietor annually 81,
7OO and s worth 70 every subscriber at least tl2uO,
setting aside the advantage Of superiority the very
pick Of ell the new music published.
s. Instructive Musical Reading-embraclng week.
ly condensed budget Of newsffom all parts Of the
world musical stOlies, biographies, etc, musical es.
says; erteisms.
1 Entertaining General Reading comprising ori
ripa iransIaOns from the French and Getman; selec.
lions from new books and periodicals also interesting
original contributions.
6ns persons sending US a club Of Eve subscriber
shall receive copy Ot the paper for year and hsl
choice of one OF the above engravings.
All new subscriptions will be entered for the first o.
January 1885, but the portraits ready viii be sen
Immediately TO those g st subscr bing.
Any of our old subscribers whose year does not ex
pe ill after the first of January 1885 can also haY
their choice of these portraits by sending their sub
seription a year IL Ravance Of such expiration.
Address RICHARD ST0RRS WILLIS.
Ed Propr 257 Broadway n Y
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i stands pe emiAs :
20 ils cUsstIYa f9fsih p
.litnfsc1mme is1 asa
s4I called
rEutLE CozFLsJEft
OF ssss 4rs Prslspsus
Utsri or FaL'ug u 'as
Womb, EtGf Aitcs Or
Whites. ChrOuic luasus-
,,on Hnd U.es1aliOu " the
wOmb; Ineidsntal Hem
orrhage or Flooding I;
Painful. Suppressed, and
irregular MenssruatiOn
SC With al their accom-,
Janing evils Cancer eI'
esp,ed,) DO matter hoW
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What would give. said Charles Lamb TO
call my mother back TO earth, for one day. to
ask her pardon on my knees for all those acts
By which gaye her gentle spirit PAIN
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Grief never sleeps: ID watches continually,
like > Jealous husband. AL the.wOrld groans
under its sway, and Ii fears that by sleeping
It's clutch will become lOOssned and its prey
Ehen escape.
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To School Teachers.

The board of School Examiners for Carroll county
will hold meetings for the examination of Teachers at
the following times for the year 1860 the End.
Wednesday of every month throughout the yesr and al
the 4th Wednesday of April, May, September and
October The meetings to be held at the Court House
in OsrrOllton. BY order of the Board.
7. 8. MCKEkR. Sec.
Dec 81 b4. I'd.
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lie that lends an easy and crsdulcus ear to
caIumny 10 either man of very III morals. or
has no more sense and understanding than q
child.
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SAVE YOUn MONEY!i

You can do that aud your CREDIT too by purchasing
your Goods at l. Archbolds Cheap Ready Pay Store
where you will find an excellent sortment of Dry
Goods Groceries, Hardware, Queenswarc, Bonnets Hat
Caps, Boots, Shoes, &c &C. All of which will he eolC
Just low as they ought be sOi for cash produce
Paw US as you go and have disagreeabe settlements
fhort settlements; long friends.
CarrolhOn April 90 1894 T. ARCHB0LD
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PILES PILES II PILESIlI

THIS is NO HUMBUGl TRY II AND SEE.
DR.. Trasks Magnetic Ointment will soid positive re
ef in Of the Piles, ErJsipelas Rheumatism, and
u cases Of an lnfammatory nature also safe aud eff
cious remedy for Female Complaints. For the last 8
years il has given universal satisfaction Readers try It.
and will risk the truth Of these remarks without
q. a. Begel, Agent, CarroIton, o J L. Hunt, Lees.
burg, James Wiet, Leavtsvie, Hull Buss Oneida
NJ lille, by Druggists generally Price rs CITE. per
bottle, With directions.
II. A BILLINGS
Travelling Agent for Ohio and Kentucky.
Nov 80, 'h4 Am
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PIANOS | PIANOS II PIANOS III

Allow 10 call your attention TO our stock of SPLEx
DID Pianos Of ell patterns and sizes with patent metallic
frames ell of Rosewood Gases, with ell the modern i'm
provements highly and neatly fnsheG Of brilliant and
poEerhltOne, For eighteen years have they been ssd
all over the Union, In competition with ell others,
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No. g. Liberty Street. Baltimore Nd.
L. 7. C0NANT Ravsnna Ohio.is the authorized agent
Of Kuhn Co., for the sale Of their Pianos in ell Nor
sassn Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, tOvhom applcs
ton should be made. S Sc
An orders, applications, &c., will be received and
promptly forwarded ssald Agent by
WILLIAM Mccoy,
EW:N ssS CEHualssu, 0Ah.
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Jealous men are ever displaying 10 yOu the
strength Of their belief. while judlciOus men are
showing you the grounds Of il.
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TO ARMSl TO ARMSI

Another lot Of Kipp for sale, of very ne texture
and beautiful hnish So come along, shOemakels and
farmers, and win give you bargain in good leather
for cannot be heat. $50 sas sefrFt So
n. B. FvE cents per pound for good Hides In cash or
leather, at my tannsFy. J. YOUNG.
NV. ., issA T. esuAavhtA VaHsy.
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severe hos loug standing. -,
The CathoIcon iar surpasses other remedies being
more certain less expensive and leaving the WI
better condition Let ell interested call and obtain
psmphet tfreel containing ample proof from the moss
respecabe sources Of the beneficial results Of its use
together with letters from highly experienced Physicians
Who have used in their practice, and speak from their
own observations
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LEONARD SCOTT 4 co Esv York eou-
unue 70 re-psbIsb lbe following British PERI
otiesls, viz
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VAN RROWN.

ZIIsfHsy sHd UouAsslfor al LaV
OuToE--Ovsr James oamsrons Store,
lfsb1 SAT Main Street, Car-o1toa, Ohio.
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BaaFE0 g 9H.
MALEs
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own observau0na
R919GGNG3Ss
P.B. Peekbam, NJ D., Utica N. Z.
L. d. Fleming, N. D., Rochester N. 7.
NJ. d Mills N. D., Rochester, N. Z.
D. Y. Foote, NJ. D., Syracuse, N. 7.
Prot, Dunbar n. D., Baltimore, Md,
] Orrick, N D, Baltimore, ,hd;,
W W. Reese, N. D.. New York City.
W. Prescott, NJ d., Concord, n. II.
J.P. Newland, N. D, Utica, N. Z.
Rev @ g. Beard Glenn Springs, 8. O.
PAMPHLETS TO BE RAD AT THE ST0REOF
De. OaA LEs A. BosEL, agent Druggist, CarroitOn
Ohio. ALSO sold BY
Brown L Basnhouse New Hagerstown, and by most
Druggists in the adjoining counties.
~ Notice TO the Unfortunate Female II
I feel il duty incumbent upon myself TO declare
publicly the great blessing Dr.. Anarchists Uterine Catn
olcon has proved to For two years my health was
miserable; Twas almost unable TO walk. Physiclanl
pronounced my falling Of the womb, extensive ul
ceraons commencing with huur albus TIE pain, hrlta
toa prostraton and the ntolerabe ptid discharge rem
deted life almost q burden. In this miserable condition
Dr. F, P. Newland recommended Dr. AArchisi's Uterine
Cathoicon After taking four bottles and myself In
perfect health Gratitude for my restoration makes me
ardently desire that a nv SEX alike unfortunate MAJ
find sure relief from this inestimable medicine.
ELIZ ABETH A. NEWLAND,
No. 10 West st., Utica, N. Z.
The above statement know to be true.
EP .NEWLAND, N. D.
Utica, N. 7.
have no hesitation in saying, Dr.. Aarchiss Uterine
CathOlicon is invaluable In uterine diseases generally
have used II in Fluor Abus, AmenOTh0a, Prolapsu
Uer and In ca es Of extensive liberation of the vagin
aud os uteri Il is worthy OF the notice ofthe Faculty
JOHN @. 0nRICK, NJ. d.
Baltimore, Md.
tTJ. B MARUHISI 4 Co. PROPRIEToRs.
Central DepO, S04 Broadway, n 7.
! Sept. Z, '54. 6m.
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=. keKlkT. q. =. DAVIS
ECKLEY & DAVIS,
cad ooSassIioTs at Lac
ave entered into partnership, and viii practice at the
rOfsssion In Carroll and the adjoining counties All
business entrusted 70 them will receive prompt On
tion. 0FFICE-Smsl frame building one door son b
Of the "SEidyer House. CarrOIlton, Ohio.
JOHN III. HARNHILL.
AttorNsyG OoSRssl0T at Lap q Soieitor im Chanoeyv
Will attend 10 all business entrusted to his care in the
Counties Of Tusesrawas Carroll Harrison, COshoctos
Holmes, Stark, or elsewhere. OHiee In Urichsville,
fully IL, SOL Tuscarawas county, Ohio.
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John III. TRIPP

AHsrHsy sRd osSHssIiOF az Lsr,
oce up stairs in the frame building opposite the West
door Of the Court House, CArrolltOn, Ohio.
- The services Of JoHE A. BIEsHAM, Of Cadix, O.,
secured In ell eases BY the retention Of the above
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ESTATE OF JOHN DAVIS

COPel, Coach Body, Masitc and Japan yarnia6ss, :
ssle by g. 4. BOEGEL.,