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To all the other discoveries, of which
the age isso prolific, is now to be add
ed that of finding Mohammedans in
Brazil. They are negroes, Of course,
and surprised to find that there was
such q creature as a white man of the eir
faith nj The discovery was made by the
officer lofa Turkish vessel, which Dy
stress of weather was compelled to run
into the portOf Rio de Janeri0. A Mo-
hammedan teacher left the vessel to IN
struct the eolored heritics more fully
| in the faith they prOfessed.
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"
OfIRterest to Builders.-The inaui-
ry having been made whether a good
job of stone or brick work can be done
in the extreme cold of winter, a writer
in the Chicago Tribune replies affirma-
lively, and cites as proof, of the fact
| that he built a mill tower six stories
high-the walls two feet six inches
in thickness when the cold was SO
intense that it became necessary to boil
"a pail of water near each mason, TO dip
histroweF in to'stOpthe mortar from
freezing on it. Daring the following
summer the work was tuck pointed,
and it looks as well and is rs good a
Job a{any ever lone in summer. In
putting up brick walls in winter, care
must be taken not to let the brick get
wet before laying or Immediately after
-IaYlrg. 80 = -
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), JOSH BILLINGS ADVISE TU YUNG
DoKTURs.--Hire offs on the name
strict ov. the ,villig, and sta in the offs.
When u go out, alwuz go npn the
gump. "a -, IN viz ftl..gsv,f ls .s
Don't tok never on emmy subjelIt, but
olwuz look MYSTERIOUS. =. ,Jj d.ill i,a-.
Seldum go tn church, but when you
du olwuz leye before the church duz. Il
Charj every boldly lik thunder and
llfp, Sa,ler tBIen ral rules Ia clussy 81 and du
not sukseed, u kan kun tn the konklu-
shun that dokterin- -bizness amt so gud
as it was last yere. .azigaT ugaoW
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A Butler county farmer complains
that he gets less for his hogs than he
did three years ago, and has to pay the
same for farm labor, He wants to
know how he can get relief? By per-
suading the farmers to raise less corn
and feed fewer hogs, That's what's the
matter with the pork market. Corn
is so cheap, in consequence of large pro-
duction, that farmers prefer to put it
into pork, and sell il that way, so that
there is more pork than consumers,
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KEEP. YoUtlR. /. Tor CooL.-Arteen

( KEEP YoUR Tor Cool.
Ward once, ,duriag a journey across the
plains, offered a stage driver a drink
from his flask, which he refused in
most decided terms. Said the driver I:
: 81 don't drink Iswon't drink and
/ don't like to see anybody else drink
Pm of the opinion of these mountains,
keep your top COOL They've got snow
and I've got brains-that's all the diff
ference. .,lor,-, --,.- .,'..,--.e..-
/. There is a wealth of wisdom, in the
sententious remark, 90 Keep your top
cool. l4'l-o s'iit 's'io- as = ..iii :,
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The Atlanta Nes0 Ira says: :.t rtThere
is a member of the Lower House OF
the Georgia Legislature who does not
know a letter in the book. HeG could
not read his own name if he were to
see it in print. Yet he is a man OF
property, is considerably past middle
age, and represents one of the best
Counties In the State. He is white
man ;9he is also g. Democrat, I,l He is
oneiof those who did not want the ne
groes admitted to suffrage because they
were Ignorant ..,,,,,, ..n ~,
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v. M. sAUvAGEoT. EE a J. sroNEBRAKER
NaUyageOt & EtOnebraker.

10 The itIzens OF st. Clairsville and public gen.
e..ally are hereby notified that Victor M, Sau-
vageot& Jerry Stonebraker have entered into
a cS-partnership in the business Of Barbefings
Hair Dressing, Ehampooing, and general hair
work, such as Wigs. Loupees and scalps, tor the
Gentlemen. Curls. Switches, front .hrdds and
All kinds OF heir work for ladies' AL work in
their line of business done up in the most fash
ionable and classical style. SELDOM opposite
the st. CloIr Hotel, over Gressinger Lewis
store. Give us O tri1l, EfesLF rs y hd 81
TOct 26 II til
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Baked beans.-Takef small white
beans, put to soak at 6 P. NJ, in a deep
vessel; change The water late in the
evening, and again'next morning, and
parboil for two hours, changing the
water at the end of the second hour.
Pour off nearly all the water; take
raw pork scored on the top; put the
beans in q deep dish; the pork in mid
die, sinking it so as to Rave it just lev
ell with the surface. Add q very little
nolases, and bake at least six hours,
raising the pork toward the last so that
-it may crisp on the top. s.
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-1.sT TEaTIoNAL1 OF sT.CLAIRs-
REMOVED.

\ rfss NANCY B. FARIs, would Informs her
M old customers and fhe pbiic generally and =, Z
49,, tprue erIy o C. pied by Watson Gress.n-
YER west OF the 81 clair Hotel. where she VIII
keep friI supply. 4 MILLENkK1. EAksH:
G01rsand TRIMMINGS, fresh from the East
eaSl1 eeaeor. TO whic she invites the attention
on b yers. Than kfri for past favors; she would
Invite those wanting HATS or BoNNEfs
be expeditiously and neatly supplied-
mar2G68 r.-.,-f -. r y :
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They have some bright children in
our public schools. A teacher was en-
deavoring to ! familiarlze little girl
with the various countries on the East
ern hemisphere, with little evidence of
success.--Finally the lady asked: ""If
I were to bore ahole through the earth,
and you were to, go in at this end,
where would you come out? ~: lf.4 -
"Why, I'd come out of the hole.
How stupid I".Ennr.- u ..lLl 10 .....-.... n
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NEW LIVERY STABLE
r. Mo CLARK.

INFORMS the Public that he has opened q
i Livery Stable at st, Olalrsville. Ohio, with an
entire Stock of NEW BUGGIES and WAC
DRIVERS sf a,lirLLei !.U % ..ial4 .Jn
Prices viii be reasonable and he solicits the
patronage Of hisfriends and the public seney-
Stable, .gmpi
Ht. ClaiTRvtllo. AuE,Sds lof .W irci flr. fifs-
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Z Louisville has thief that stole the
clothes of Smallpox patient, Thomp-
son is his name and he is in jail, He
was left in charge of the, baggage and
dead body of the patient. This curious
thief also stole a set of false teeth out OF
the dead mans mouth, This is the
most extraordinary case of larceny on
record. We have heard OF stealing
the coppersl OF a dead nigger's eyes .
but stealing the teeth out of the mouth
of a smallpox corpse rather beats it.
The Courier Journal thinks that
Thompson ought to be punished. 49,
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To CURE Misunderstanding COM
mon an distressing affection Is generally
connected with Indigestion. To re-
lieve it for the moment, magnesia, soda,
or 1Seltzer water, or water acidulated
with sulphuric acid, maybe employed,
To cure the complaint requires the rdir
gestiye powers to be strengthened by
iron, THE appiication-o of q blister over
the stomach may be Of use!i l nil3hs siiI
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aaaa
There Ia now exhibiting ia medical
circles in Yienna a remarkable instance
of tattO0ing of the whole body. 81 Ae-
cording This own account, the man,
a Greek by birth, had. been a pirate,
and had also carried ond brigandage on
the continent. Seven years ago he and
five companions were taken prisoners
by one of the wild tribes.of Asia. Three
of them were put to death, but this
imam, with two Others, were preserved
alive, antgliterall ymtatteedl oyerjthel
entire body. The operation lasted two
months, and was performed by six men,!
who each day operated on different
parts of the body. The proceeding
caused horrible pain, and his two COM
tpaHions died under the treatments His
bodyiis covered from head to foot with,
deHneatiOns of men, animals, and f4b-
tiIous things. The eoloring material
used for the figures appears tO,be indi-
go, the ground, especially on the chest
and abdomen, being vermillion; here
and there about a lines breadth of the
normal color of the askinscan be SEEM
The hands and the Soles softhe feet are
eolored red, but have.no figure. On
the face and neck are Inscriptions and
characters resembling Arabic. : The
skin has the general appearance, to the
sightIand touch, of BLUSH gray yefvet.
I He attends the general hospital in
Vienna, and Prof. Hebra, who showed
him to his class few days ago, has had
him photographed in various attitudes.
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MISCELLANEOUS
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Edited nv j. G. HOLLAND.

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NEVER OUT OF THE HARNESS.
Elliot, in his eightieth year, as he was
teaching the alphabet, to an Indian
child, was asked why he did not rest
from hisllabors D. Because, ,"r said he,
"I have prayed that / might be,useful,
and God has heard my prayer; for
while can no longer preach, he leaves
me strength enough to teach this poor
child" This was on the last day of
that good mans life. ~ 'li~ s'liiis.i-
J0V -Sil ,E5fsIs h4ftut aHi 10 yToi tl8l
sfrffn- L.If ts-f la s,fft Ia sis,f.,it i,t,s,
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MRs M ROROFF.

MOULD respectfully announce 70 the ladies
w ofSt. Cla1sviile, and Vicinity, tnat sne
hae inst received an entire new stock Of Mil
iinery Goods. and Is ready to Accommodates
those wliiing 70 buy. Call and examtn Ae7
goods and prices before purenasnlnf eiss"n va ere '
cctle-tf - =
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Every mar, has in his own life follies
enough in his own mind, trouble
enough, in his own fortunes, evil
enough, |, without being curious after
tie i ei.l aiiaiiS , u W 'n7ipii ga3ifbu-aGsnp.
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lUniontown Mills.

r WoULn inform ths public that sua now
urepared 70 grind grain either for tolicp cash
also 10 saw lumber of every desert ption.A
Especial care taken-fn She execution OF the
above named work.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

One sqHare Ten lines Nonpariel, or less1 one
or tnres insertions, 81 Each subsequent in
sertt0n 81 cents.
Business CArds. not exceeding seven lines, IS
per year.
merchants' advertising, not exceeding ONE
fourth OF a colQIn at any time SD per wear
AhaIt coi1snas net exceeding four Changes
curing the year. sS5. A column, not over.
four changes, $50. .t77 90 ~ = -
special Notices and Double Column Advertise
hents once and half the rates Of ortiin-
Z airy advertisements
i - o.. rfsrF..s..- fefaH
81 AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM,
TIE CHRONICLE is the best in Eastern Ohio
Weattntest, most populous and enlightened
Steadily increasing. =
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No people under heaven can excel
the Americans in sitting on beneh
and seeing eighteen men play ball.
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sIsthere any connection between re-
taller of stale Jokes and stock -broker?
Yess for they both deal in fun-dead
nronHrtv. E1ol- l.iit4 .hit't ieis
P.AloSIf II ~'szrsJ vf4g Do -a4f.sI unt
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a 5.lady'sl husband being away from
home, died while absent. One of the
neighDors being requested to inform
her of her husbands death, found her
at dinner, and when he informed her
of the death she requested the neighbor
to wait until she had finished her din
ner, when he woald hear some ibawl-
ling. .Alaa2 ga Ir-iHy
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Washington and Jefferson

COLLEGR,
Two Full Courses. Classical and sesen-
fifnc. Each four years. Yearly expense TO the
student, 500 70 $3.50 For information, ad dress
PRESIDENT HAYS,
sep2i8na Washington, Pennsylyani.a
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Two Farms flF. Sale !

i and adjoining the town OF Mt. OIfvet, Bel
mont County, Ohio. The House is good Stone
and Brick building, Rooms and, Hall. with
good Cellar, good Well of water. Also, frst-
class Barn, with basement, and all other neces-
sary outbuildings. good Orchard, convenient
10 school and Church. About IS acres Of tim
beriand Thirty of coal, within one mile of
C. o. r. g.. Said Farm is in goo cd repair and
under high state of cultivation. 4.ir.-..sl.s.,
The Second Tract contains about SS acres.
adjoining the first tract. has atwo-story Frame
House. OF rooms and Kitchen. Also. good
Frame Barn. e spIendid Orchard. a good spring
vein Of Coal. open and in good order, and about
2miles North of Barnesville. on the Depot Road
Said Farms for sale on reasonable terms
Possessien given April 1st, 1872, or sooner, II
desired. For further particulars ea ! on or adj
dress the undersigned at Barnesville, Ohio.
~ - ELWOOD PHILLIPS,
tf-. WIN. McNICHOES,
sep2SIm OMER PHILLIPS. 4
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CITY Bank Of Baliail0 .
ofice-on Water st., opposite Gem
tral Block.
STOP, READ THIS

STOP, READ THIS e
HEREBY certify that about four years since
i was attacked with g very severe Catarrn IN
my nose, head and 1s10dt. and alsoa very Ior-.
menting Rheumatism tried various remec1es
and consulted with my regular physician, as
ing his prescriptions, but derived no Denent
ffcm any them. The Catarrh became SO bad
that could not breathe through my nose at AL,
and the rheumatism SO painful and distressing
that L could scarcely walk, al this time my
disease was pronounced f4scsrdbte. About this
time Dr. Boyd old me he believed he eeuid
cure me- tried his Common Sense Treatment
and soon the disease began TO give, way, and
9of better rapidly and am now free from serious
frouble tothat extent that 1resort to the use of
no medicine at ell, and I can with great con-
fidence recommend DR.. Boyd's treatment TO all
es'''''' - "--e -'''o JANE SCOTT,
per W. r KIRKwo0D.
hereby certify that Mrs. Scott Is q member
iof good,-yes OF high standing in the Presby-
i statements are 70 be sqrpliSttly relied on. l
/ further say that have been from the outset
lcoQnizant of the facts In this case, signed the
above certificate for Mrs: g., by her direction.
| ~ w. r. K1RKM OOD,
Pastor Presbyterian Church, smithfeld, o.
July 81, lSzL ~ t-....s lisT-5s5
DR. GEORGEH B0YD, Surgeon Dentist,
St ClaiIsville. Belmont County, Ohio.
sep2S7l .af4as 4 sr9 .slsfflsi
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ATTENTION: /:

ATTENTlON9 s7r.rs
rTHE undersignsd you'd give notice that ne
Il Ia prepared 70 furnish an kinds OF
CABINET WORK.
ana do All manner of REPAIRING to furniture
chairs &c. on the shortest notice.
Particular attention given to the UNDEh-
TAXING BUSINESS All kinds of Cofhns
furnished at reasonable prices, Aliwork guar
! ware rooms opposite Dr.. John Alandsr's,
B.sR. JOHNSTON.
st. calrsviiie. O.. Dec 9. 1888. ~
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Established in 1873
MISCELLANEOUS.
NATIONAL. HOTEL,
ST. CLAfRsvILLE, OHIO.

ST. GAINESVILLE, OHIO.
Ana OMNIBUS LINEto sWARN0CK'S STA
I$T0N. e o. a T. Fair Is cents. RI
III y slAPsoN, op1le.or
rIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF sT.CLAIRs-
Il VILE. CAPITAL <IgO.000. -
S7-Bank open from a. y. Until ~. -. Dls-
IN depusit Collections made and yroceeds re-
mitfed promptly. Exchange bought end Sold
Direrfors-Ross ]. Alexander. David Brown,
Iosenh wood dmansee. George Brown -
y - u. D. T. C0WEN, President
H C. WKLDAY, Cashier.
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Why Is the figure Nine Ike a pea
cock I? Because it's nothing without its
tail. .7lii's4- iit'ii
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'sWhen a fellow is too lazy to work, =, !,
says Sam Slick, '.he paints his name
over the door, and calls 1t atayern, and
alakes the whole neighboFihoo as lazy
as hlmSeilri ,If,ti ..lYi,f,t3f,i E{ood o,,i.s,
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'SWhisky is your greatest enemy
said a minister to Deacon Jones, -. /.
,0 "Rut," said Jones', "tdon't the Bible
say, Mr.. Preacher, that wsare tSa to- al93Se
s5HOh, yes. Deacon Jones; but It don't
say we are to swallow them" ,t;,,Ts
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Why, if you are called loudly, must
bawled BafD After '.iSl, l..0 ~ o9sl 81. :
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RET.WONT NVRS ERLES

ONE nils North Of National Road near the
~ County Iaflrmary- i. 6
We heep constantly on hand Q choice seiec-
ffIou OF Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Vines. &c.
il Parties wishing TO purchase will 90 Wen 70
Hand Ohio. ]. MORRISON.
feh2'7l-ly
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a BONE FELoN.-0f all the feelings,
can there be any so iexcruciateingly
painful as bone felon? I'VE know of
none that flesh is heir to-, AS this mall
ady,is quite frequent, and a subject of
much earnest consideration, we give
the latest receipt for Its cure, which is
given by high authority, the London
Lancet: GAS soon rs the disease is felt,
put directly over the spot a fly blister
about the size of q thumb nail, and let
it remain for six hours, at the expira-
ton of which time, directly under the
surface of theG blister may be seen the
felon, which can instantly be taken out
with h'the point of a nedle or lancet" 49,
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The Chicago Post says the DetnoeratA
ic party isa headless rooster. It has
nothing but a disastrous tale left, ,Hi,,s lI..
rdWhy is the elephant the mestmouFn-
full of animals Because Of its poader-
Gus size (sighs.) ,g,-,, ..., -...,.......
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A man in Bangor, Me-, says he is
killing himself BY working between
it1SsSiS11luJ snn9vs1 sulgIE H. fnu1t1f
-hiyo1q 1919 ,sWsl inss5lq adi I9iu8
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When is q mother q father? When
she's a sigher (sire.

.,alsss1s nndt 1eilgd liz 1lsd
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( A gentleman expressed to a lady
his admiration of her toilet. She said
she supposed he had been impressed
by her angel sleeves. He answered
with effusiOn: 'No; but he'd ike to
beIf ..i LII. ~ lil.t o. !. ~. -.l.t ! u
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asBoRNE. will pay CASH for Beef Hides
~ Calf fekins and Sheep Pelts, ocl2snn
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.sThe secrst of lHappfhsssII

y nlIOhe of my neighbors, in Town and
dsehurch, is an old lady whose dress Is of
fastyle beiohgifig to eno 5eriod Of FASH
ion. HI wonder, sometimes ifsf forty
/ Years. thef cost efijt has exceeded as
many dDllans.ls Her step isas light as a
| girls; her manner was bright and
CHEEKY, and over her otherwise h0mely
/ face spreads the. glow of assheart at
peace with Godu Hersyeath MAS spent
/ in a. austruggle for daily breada. and
| scarcely was this pressure rembYed be-
fore she was called upon to mourn tha
loss of first one and then another loved
member of her familyt-un she had
outliyed every relation Her home, is
plain, almost bare oftheDaaxHries con
sidered indispensable to comfort. yet
there is not one to .wh0m,d so much eu-
/ Joy a visit as to this solitary woman,
ever so warm in greeting, 50 cheerfuily
Z There IS So much heaTtease about
| you: = oiiee said to her, sit irefreshes
! me tosee you. Why you are the young
est and happiest person that / have met
to-day ';'..-llq - % s'-iA I
/, .o6, yes,,' she replied siniiingly, 4
have stopped growing old, for each day
brings me nearer. the posse ssion of end
less youth, in my better home; a nd
how can be unhappy: in this beautiful
world where my Heavenly Father has
placed me % se5Sa ''5' oDtii2i PC Eisl -
'still yon have had your full sharesof
trials and sorrows, - = ~ g 1ss =.
Yes, I have surely passed through
the valley of Baca, but by the grace of
God, / have been able to make it well.
Bot my friend ishe.contin1ed u r f1a We
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FIRST-CLASS SCHOOL
I'm OHIO.

Mathematics, Sciences, Languages. Music,
Painting and Drawing taught in the
best manner at the
NTcNEELY NORMAL SCHOOL.
Constant reviews in Common School Branch
.,as for Teachers. Also Instructions in Theory
and Practice of Teaching.
Por Catalogues, address EDWIN REGAL, or
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Religious meetings are held, in the
passenger depot at Cleveland 81 on SaA-
days. .9iei % iii S8s vBGi s-lryua
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A Western editor, was ss,efenaded few =
seyenfngs since, and In the next issue Of Z
his. aper eonplimentedi the ser4nadingo
party on then, .judieiaus, musical taste
in the selection of .pieces.n he. was fn- /,
formed by q listener, after the pubiica-
ton that they had played the 9Rogae's
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-07

A minister in Indiana became mixed
up in a land speculation and announced
to his congregation that his text would
be found in s'St. Paul's Epistle to the
ICorinthians, section four, range three,