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Of said day.
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Woodsfsld, this 10th day of August, A. u.
1893, and Of the 9th year of the State.
JOSEPH MYERS.
Sheriff Monroe coua,y. Ohio.
aua17ti,
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IS In LUcK-The editor Of the Auglaize
County 70 Democrat received pres
ent of an elegant merschaum pipe, worth
$3.50, from his subscribers in Frankfort
on the Rhine. a few DAYS since.
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BARBER SHOP!

HAsuEEsH James n kennon Is soon
to publish an article on eating opium and
hasheesh, written while on trial for,.Alling
B. F. Sipe at this place. Kennon was
under the influence of these drugs when
he fired the fatal shot The article is
written in scholarly and brilliant style,
equal to the finest flights of many Wi
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create profound sensation -yeferso-
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HThere are croakers who have the
will to injure our business, but, happily
for the Democracy, they have very little
influence. The Spirit will flourish after
they have been called hence
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Condition of Admiral Earrag0I,

CHICAGO, October ss4-Admiral Far,
ragut has had a dangers relapse, and is
now lying in a very critical condition.
His friends expires, the opinion that he
will not survive the night.
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fall and the coming winter one or two
interesting stories each week
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Proclamation.

NJ OTtCE is hereby given 70 the qualidsl
~ voters Of Monroe conBty, Ohio. that n
general election will bs held, rs required b.
Law, on the second Tuesday, being the
13ti day of October. a. -. 1860.
at the several places Of holding elections In
said county of Monroe, and ven will then
and there proceed TO vota hv h4lH' f1-
One Governor for the state OF OHIO.
One Lieutenant Go7esrsr FOR tbs >tsts Of
0hi>:
Oua Supreiae ln,!g. !sr Ike Siats o. Ohio.
One Treasu ~ o: State fcr taa STATS pf O',.n:
Gre attorney Ccneral f,r IN. Stat. of Otir;
fr7.a Iia1aEs,r vi thd Board .. Futile Works
toa thA State Of Ohio:
One 2enator for th. 10th sana!ot.s! pis-
tr:6s In the State Of Ohio;
Uns Representative for The ccuniy Of Mor-
TOO. Stats OF Ohio;
One Probate jrds.. faE The county ps %on-
roe;
Ops pruse;nt;ng A.'ornsv for ,hs county
O. Noutoa;
Uus Trsssufsr for tas ccGnty of Monroe:
One Sharif for the county of Mnnros,
One Commissioner for the county Of Moa-
o5;
Cns Inlrmary Director for the county Of
Monroe;
Ono Coroner for the county OF Monroe.
Tbs Troatass Of the several townships Of
said county ara hereby notified that the fol-
lowing numbsr OF jurors srs spportioned TO
their townships respectively, and that they
are required to select the said number aud
make retarn thereof to the Clerk of TIA
ccur. uf Common Pleas, together with the
Poll~book, within two days aftsr the said
second Tuesday in October. 1859:
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Mary Dressed and husband
vs.
John Lollathen. Sr., and others.

DY virtue OF a mandate to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of
Manroe County, Ohio, l will offer for sale at
tae trout door of the Court House in the
town of Wooodsfeld. in said county, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of October, 1869
between the hours of 10 o'clock q. m and
o'clock p. m. on said day the following
property situate in said county to wit: The
southwest quarter CT the southwest quarter
of section twsuty -four, township two of rang
four, and the northwest quarter of the north
west quarter of section twenty y-thrse township
two OF range four.
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The New Secretary of war.

The appointment of new Secretaty of
War to day and the relation of man
whose name had never been mentioned in
connection with hatposition,or or even with
any othcrposihon in Washington, caused
almost as much astonishment as when the
Cabinet was appointed in March. 1t was
so unlookcd for that it has simply amazed
politicians, especially those from Penn
sylvania, who felt quite certain that the
Lew Secretary of War would be selected
from their State. They say that they har-
dly expected that the President would al
most rebuke the State in few hours after
its election was over by going outside OF ii
to complete his Cabinet
William ", Belknap, the new Secretary
of War, was so wholly unknown here. that
there was a very diligent inquiry during
most of to-day to find out who he is, and
what his record has been. 1tappears that
he entered the Western army as an officer
of the Thirteenth Iowa Volunteers, ami
during the war became commander of a
division. Aftefward, he was an Adjutant
General on SAerman,S stan, and was mus
tered cut ofthe service aJ the close Of the
var. He Is by profession 4 iawrer, but is
now Collector Of Internal Revenue al Ke-
okdk, Iowa, and is personal friend of tue
President. in personal appearance, he is
described as about forty years Of age, !at
and stout with sandy hair and whiskers,
and aorid complexion. He accepts the
Office, aud will be in Washington in cou-
pie OF weeks.
The will Of B3nja niue Cha osrlain
Of Randolph, New York, who died in
1863, leaving various religious ald edu-
catiolai institutions 100000, and his
wife and other relatives Only $4,000,
has been broken, under decision of the
courts, that not m)re than one half the
aggregate of the estate of testator,
eaving widow OF children, can be de-
vse1 for religious or charitable purpo.
sss.
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90,
Add expenses for placing the goods
in the United States, I
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II a R RI iG u .

T. A. Grove, Mr. John Grant and Mrs. Mary Z.
Starr, all Of Monroe County.
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HWe publish an abstract this week
of the votes polled for county officers.
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THANKs-To Mr. PATRICK DoUGHERTY
for a basket Of excellent eating apples.
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County hereby give
Townships nca
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~we publish on our first page two
very interesting stories.
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81 40

The average price is, therefore, in the
United States, 30 cents per yard, curren-
cy; and in En- gland less than 81 cents,
gold or, at 35 per cent, gold premium,
2S cents, currency. The following is
therefore the result:
First-No flannel is imported, and
government does not get any revenue
from it.
Second-The wool used here in fan
nels is nearly all raised at honie,- but |
still allow the considerable amount of
$3.50, ,000'as revenue ON raw wool i'm
ports used in the production of fannels
Thirty million yards fanncls con-
sumed, at DOC, slO.5OO,OOo
Gov. revenue on raw wool, $150,000
Thirty million yards flannel, cost in
England aoc. gold, 100000
Add premium on gold, 35 per cent, 2,205,OJ0
$S5O5,OOO
Add expenses for placing the goods
in the United States, 100000
$9O05, 900
Balance paid to manufacturers, 1896, 900
Out of which government receives
$150,0O0, and the manufactures Sl,345,-
900. Such is the tribe we pay to no more
than about two dozen flannel manufactu-
rers of this country by special act of
Congress. No MONOPOLY
n BIN my letter on blankets l gave
as the whole importation of raw wool
1862, ,l6l pounds, which is wrong. and
is due to confounding re-exports OF
1868 with the import table, The state
ment of tue revenue paid to government
on wool used for blankets is no doubt,
however, substantially correct. AS the
duty is given at sl50Oo0, l am anxious
to give this correction, so as to leave no
room for cavil Our imports of raw
wool during 1859 were 39,607,975,
pounds, and valued at S3,792,656, Of
we re-exported 342, AT pounds.
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II there were no efficacy il The curative
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Written for the Norfolk Day Book.
MI A r. A " A It 10 +:
OR, THE
Doom of WOman's Will.
By /" LoMoND.'
CONCLUDED.
CHAPTER XIV.

II pray thee let me weep tonight.
The evening before | was to
leave Williamvale to bid Elsie
a long FAREWELL wondered
down to the pebbly beach, to
watch the gentle swell of the
waters, which murmured be-
meath the still hush of a moon
light sky a sad goodby, into
the orphans ear. All yes !
and how softly did [ tread on
that wave-beaten shore-stirling
the soul from its dreaming, as
it looked back on the silver
lining of the landscape Of the
past, which reflected so many
rays of resplendent beauty !;
when loved ones watched the
weary footsteps, and prayed
that blessing Of God might rest
upon me.
What fancies did my mind
weave, as I turned sadly away
from the gurggling sound Of
the waves, which had washed
close to where I stood-painting
on the tablet of my heart the
memory Of Arthur. What a
depth of WEAKNESS seemed
hanging over my soul, without
even a whispered song of glad
ness-so | stole back to my
room with the hope of once
more rocking my cares to sleep
in the old homestead of my
childhood-but when / entered
I found dear Elsie keeping
vigil for me, with a letter, in
her hand, which she gave me I;
and as I opened it, and found
it was from Arthur Dermont,
fastened to read these hurried
lines, which seemed hastily
written.
Miss. Malcomb Your let
ter, and the ring which gave
you long ago, were safely re-
ceived, with the request that l
would hand it over to Lola
Lee the Maid of Athens or
to any other Bright Celestial
I might have in the armament
of my love" so l take the
privilege of returning it to all
these bright characters, which
have dissolved into the only
Celestial, F" my heart ever
claimed.
Tomorrow I sail for Europe,
and it may give you some plea
sure to know you may see me
mo more-and although you
may dash, and trample this
simple gift under your feet ;
still / have the heartfelt plea
sure OF knowing you can never
return it again. My fate is
sealed, and may God forgive
you, for all your wrongs-but
is there no sting of conscience
to brood over the wreck of the
"Deserted Heart which loves
in life, land will love you, even in
death ? Farewell but may the
yesterday of your life shed no
bitterness on the future is the
last wishes Of
"ARTHUR DERMoNT.
AS | finished | looked up
through my tears, and saw FL
sic bending over my chair, in
half dreamy mood, waiting for
me to finish, but finding her
presence was not necessary to
my comfort she left me alone.
Alonel indeed | was, without a
single breeze of hope to watt a
gladness over my heart, which
was now shut out forever from
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2 O E T. r z E.
BLOW YOUR HORN.

The good old times have passed away
Blow your hornl
The fogies look in blank dismay,
For the quack now rides in grand coupe,
And Modesty's gone to the devil, they say;
To achieve success, the only way
Is to blow your horn.
Moneys the root of evil, you know
Blow your horn!
Men love to see such an evil grow,
But it's hard to get and easy to 60;
And to hurry the stream when it runs too
slow
You must blow your horn.
The man who relies on Worth is fool
Blow your horn
Brass and Cheek are the modern school,
Impudence wins, though dull as mule
For he knows one secret, sure to rule,
And makes of the masses plant tool
When he blows his horn.
A hint to advertisers. "Blow your
horns"
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SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
ARTHUR DERMONT,
WHO SADLY FELT,

There's nothing true but Heaven
How 1 got from that old GEM
etry I cannot tell you gentle
reader; but when I awoke to
consciousness l was watched by
loving eyes bending over me.
I have never heard whether
this was really the tomb of Ar
thur Dermont, of Maravatio,
but | know the name left a
blight on the page of my histo-
~, which will never wear out;
yet I pray for the forgiving
smile Of mercy to rest on my
soul, while / look up through
my tears, to see if an angel
spirit bends in pity over me-
whispering, come up,
I'll meet thee in heaven
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TOh VIII ThOTEhI ].
A FARM situated on Bay Side, Roa
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Norfolk: about 70 acres of this land is
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heavily wooded. The Improvements
consist of q Building of Six Rooms, with
necessary Out Houses, and the land is
well adopted to Trucking and Fruit. APP
ply to
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Young ladies who play cro-
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A N EuW Il HI N &.
A Substitute for Tobacco
HEALTH SEUUkEDl

MONEY SAVEDI
Those who wish to abandon or diminish
Its use. are reminded that the Substitute
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We offer q fine line of the following
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Pap1er Mache Writing Desks,
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DR.. JOHNSTON,

member of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate OF enc OF the most omi-
nent Colleges in the United states, and
the greater part of whose life has been
spent In the hospitals Of Lenden, Paris,
Phtladelphia. and elsewhere, has effected
some of the most astonishing cures that
were ever known; many trpubled with
ringing in the head and ears when asleep,
great nervousness, being slammed at sud-
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blushipg, attended sometimes with de-
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ateIY.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and full vigor restor-
ed
This distressing affection, which rem
ders life miserable and marriage inopos
sible, is the penalty paid by the Victims OF
improper lndulgeneies. Young persons
are too apt to commit sxcesses from mol
being aware Of the dreadfal consequences
that may ensue. Now, whe that under
stands the subject will pretend to deny
that the power Of procreatton is lost soon
or by those falling into improper habits
than by the prudent? Besides being de-
pr1ved of the pleasure OF healthy OF
spring, the most serious and destructive
symptoms OF both body and mind arise
The system becomes deranged, the Physl-
cal aud Mental Functions Weakened,
Loss of Provocative Power, Nervous Irrit.
ability. Dyspepsia, PalpiLation of the
Heart, Indigestion, constitutional Debill-
ty. and Wasting OF tue Frame. ough
Consumption. Decay anu DeaLll.
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Also, Lard, Sperm and Whale oils.
AL for sale by Dbl. or gal. at our
new store In Atlantic Block.
JUG N. a, 60 A, SANTOS