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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-09
County officials.
Church Directory.
NJ. E. CHURCH.

NJ. E. CHURCH,
HUGHES, PASTOR, SERVICE EVERY
Sabbath at l05z O'Clock, A. A-, and O'Clock,
p. N. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening.
ST. JOHNS CONGREGATION.
GERMAN SERVICE BY REV. ]. SPOERRI,
every Sabbath morning, at IL O'Clock. Sab
bath School at 10 O'Clock.
EVANG. LUTHERAN CHURCH.
SERVICES EVERY OTHER SABBATH AT
ternoon, by Rev. Isaac Cutler.
- ~. P. CHURCH,
REV. ". M. GIBSON, PAsTe1 HOURS FOR
Service at 11k O'Clock, A. N. Sabbath school
at 10k: O'Clock, A. N. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evenings at71z O'Clock
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
REV. A. s. .MILHOLLAND, PASTOR. MORN
ing service at II O'Clock. Sabbath school
12x O'Clock. Evening service 81 o'clock
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at
" O'clock.
,. DISCIPLE CHURCH,
ELDER WIN. SHARP, PASTOR. HOURS
for service II O'Clock, A.. N. Sabbath school
9 O'Clock. Evening service ~ o'clock
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at TX
O'Clock.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
PhySicianS.

j. POMERENE, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN s. SURGEON, MILLERSBURG,
Ohio. Office-On Main St., doors East of
the Bank. Office hours-W ednesdays, from
l to O'Clock P. NJ, and on Saturdays from
O'Clock A. NJ, to O'Clock p. NJ. 1tf
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DIR { WILSON

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE AND
Residence, West Liberty Street, Wooster, o.
sAii accounts considered due as soon as servi-
ces are rendered. 3t9
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Dentists.

MECHANICAL & OPERATIVE DENTIST,
Millersburg. Ohio. Objective doors West
of Commercial Block. 1tf
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R0iIaC0y Time Tables.
Mt. Vernon & Delaware r. r.
Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne & Chicago r. R.
TRAINS GOING NEST.

r. c. HUKD, Presidenf.
G. A. JONES, Superintendent
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T. L. PIERCE,
PRACTICAL & OPERATIVE DENTIST, UP
Stairs in Herzers Building. opposite the
Book Store. All work executed in the best
possible manner, and warranted to give the
best satisfaction. Itf
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ties, and they will cheerfully answer you. We
give you name and residence. together with
disease cured. Go and see them and
be convinced that Medicine can be offered
without being proved to be humbug.
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DIR. INGRAHAM & CO.,
THIS MEDICINE IS AN OIL.

Lock Boa "a, Wooster Ohio.
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Preston County.

Condensed from tho KIngwOod Journal.
The house Of DR.. B. +. Latham, in West
Union, Preston county, was damaged by
fire some $4OO to 5000 on the 21st. In.
surcd in the National, Of this city.
A public railroad meeting, in the inter.
est Of tho proposed West Virginia Central
Railroad, was held at KlngwOod on tho
18th, and the following resolution
adopted
t1sWlvetL That tho Commissioners Ap'
pointed byau act passed by tho West Vir.
gina Legislature Feb. 10Th, 1870, to
amend and renew the charter Of the West
Virginia Central Railroad, arc hereby re-
questcd. to correspond with tho Board OF
Public Works, and have the route sur.
vGyGd, to be paid by the State us per aCI
or1S7l.
Sunday Gath, boy ofl5, named Daniel
Hartman, while swinging in the Pine
Swamp, Preston county, near Albrights
Mill, lost his hold and falling distance
or4O feet, was killed instantly. In his de-
scent he struck tree, Crushin 6 his skull
and breaking his neck
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THE STATE DINNER SATURDAY EVEN.
lNO.-The President entertained ut din.
ner Saturday evening the Prussian minis.
ter and lady, British minister aud lady,
the Austrian minister, the Argentine
minister and lady, the Spanish minister
and lady, the Peruvian minister and lady,
the Mexican minister, the Russian minis.
ter and lady, the Italian ministers the
Gillian minister, the Swedish minister,
the Belgian minister, tho Netherlands
minister and lady, minister from Ecua'
dor, the Colombian minister, Haytlen
minister and lady, Brazilian charge DAT
laires, the Turkish charge d'attaires, the
Japanese charge d'aflaires, the Nicara'
gualn charge dafaires, tho Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Fish, tho charge dattalrcs
Of Portugal, NJ. dc Bellonet, charge l,af'
flares Of France, and Madame de BILE
wife Of the DANISH minister. @ie ~
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LATE reports from South Carolina rep
resent that panic has spread among the
negroes of certain counties in the interior
OF the State, and that they are fleeing by
hundreds from their homes, This panic
hoe orisen from certain Ku.Klux outruges,
which have lately been pcrpctrnted there.
In one county alone, not less than eleven
hundred, as it is said, have thus left their
work to escape, as they imagine, from
violence or assassination. They desert
tho fields which they are cultivating,
they disregard the contracts for labor
which they have made, and leave the
agricultural roprietoB perfectly destitute
Of tho means ofsecuring crops from their
estates. The consequence must be, II this
panic cannot be arrested, that these re-
gions OF the State must go unCuItiVated
for the year and that tho owners of the
land will be entirely ruined. The stanl-
pedc Is said to be very general, and to
partake largely of the nature OF panic,
in which men net from mere terror, with
out stopping to reason and without refer
ence 10 consequence, tts q
This state orthings is precisely such as
was to be expected after what has SO long
been going on in South Carolina. The
same negroes who are threatened and
murdered because they arc citizens and
voters, are also the labOrers by whom the
lands Of the State arc to be cultivated and
made productive. Without them, the
whole territory must become barren
waste. 1.-THE respectable and intelligent
and aristocratic landhoIdcrs persist in In
dulging themselves in the luxury OF kill.
ing the negroes, or in spreading such ter
ror among them that they will escape for
their lives, these lsndhOlders will bring
upon themselves starvation and ruin,
and they will fully deserve it when 1t
comes. They cannot have the amusc-
ment OF killing or terrifying the negro
without at the same time dcpriving them.
selves orhis labor and all that his labor
can produce. A negro panic in the Ku'
Klux regions Is the most natural thing in
the world; and the consequence is plain
The planters who have tolerated this
reign ofyiolence, and whose sons, it may
he, have hclpedtO maintain it, sec the
whole company Of their laborcrs vanish
from TIC fields which they are cultivat
ing, just at the moment when their ser
vices aromost especially needed.
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Cabinet RumOrS DCnied--FISh and
Boutwell, to Stay where they Are.
&c. ,fN " nrihuuo

NOt' III ~ - AlouuV'
WASHINGTON, Friday, April IS.
The rumor mentioned in these dis.
patches, Il few days ago, that Secretary
Fish will leave the Cabinet US soon us the
treaty with Great Britain is dispose Of, is
now positively deuied. 1t is well known
that Mr.. Fish desired To retire last Fall,
and no announcements Of reconsideration
Of this intent has before been made. II is
known, however, that he now has his De-
parlment thoroughly organized, and finds
his position plGHSGnter than ever before,
while successful settlement Of our Eng
lish differences will reflect great credit on
his administration. Besides all this, sew
eral influential Senators have lately con.
verSed with Mr.. Fish freely on the subject
OF his retirement, and have been con-
WINGED that he does not nov desire to re-
sign. The other Cabinet rumors IRE
equally groundless, Secretary Boutwell,,
though diSagreGing with. the President on
some questions Of policy, is on the best
terms with him, and there Is evidently no
desire on the part OF either for change
in that direction. 1t is believed that the
President Is convinced that any change Of
Cabinet officers, except from necessity,
would be detrimental to the Administra.
ton, and that no such necessity now
exists
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

T AUGHIINs INFANT CORDIAL,
II for Children Teethine, soitcns the gums,
allayS The pain, reduces information, controls tae
bowels caring summer complaint oyseh''ls'
.ChiiSrcu Of n delicate constitution. are apt 70
Siiis more than the robust, because dsnhtion 70
pToass and carly eStttPg Of ne teeth more e
S ~ tsccss of tho bowels, that IL OF an eX.
ccssivS character. Moderate looscncsB often re.
SS more dangerous affections, but when i
becomes excessive, attended VIII vomiting and
froi' and Tor this purpose we remark, that the
Tafgni cordial Is particularly adapted, and when
used will set with the most happy effect a.,
Mothers will hnd It very valuable. The child
will 'bc relieved, get intO o gentle sleep, and
wake up cheerful, happy and feeling comfortable.
We guarantee each bottle, and Will refund the
price OF every bottle not doing as we represent.
Price IS cents per bottles Sold by all druggists.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS . CO., Props,
ap6 i. E god Wheeling, VIVA.
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no ARMsl TO ARMsl

Against WHAT" asks tho reader. Why, against
the PoIs0Ns, vile, naddenIng, and deadly, I'D
vertised as superior to al Hair Dyes. But, on
second thought, the call "tO arms ~ Is uuneces'
Sary. The wretchOd trash Is already being driven
out Of the market. It has received the coup ID
grace from
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
The popularity Of this timsricd article in
crcascs every hour. Everybodyis talking of the
natural shades" It imparts, and there Is no con
eeivable reason why It should not DO used, being
las Professor CHIFFON states in his certIacatel
PERFECTLY HARHLEss. Asa dressing after dye
Ing, use ftqA a'ia
CRIsTADoRos HAIR PRRsERvATIvE
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THE largest rope in the world was re-
Gently manufactured at Birmingham,
England. 1t Is reported to DO 1000
Yards in length, five and one.foUrth inches
In circumference, and weighs over sixty
tons. Made Of patent charcoal wire, laid
round a hemp centre, the rope consists Of
six strands, with ten wires In each strand.
Each wire measures 1880 yards, SO that
the entire length Of the wire reaches the
enormous total Of more than 4ls miles,
To this Is to be added the length OF the
yarn used for the centre, namely, twenty
seven threads, each thread measuring 49,.
900 yards, and giving o total length OF
about $50 miles Adding together the
wire and yarn, there Is a grand total Of
635 miles Of materiAl-all going to make
up monster wire and hemp rope D little
under six miles long.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-01

If you desire amid, pleasant, safe and
agreeable Cathartic, which will cause
neither nauseau or gripping pains, use ma.
lures remedy, HELNIB0ID's CRAZE PILLS
They are purely vegetable; their coupe.
nent parts being OGtawba "Gape Juice
and Fluid Extract Rhpbarb." Should
you desire brilliant complexion, youth.
nl appearance new life, new fresh blood
and renewed vigor, use uELNBoLD's
EXTRACT SARsrARTLI,A. .a law I'm
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NOTICE.
In SUPERVISORS or Ono County.
,CLERE's OHRICg, Anil q. 1871.

A special meeting Of the Board Of Supervisor.
of Ohio county will be held at the Cont Hons.
OF said county on Wednesday, May Sd, 1871, b..
ginning at 10 o'clock, A. n. The object OF the
meeting Is TO certify and make return ofthe votes
cast for and against tho proposed amendment 10
the Constitution Of West Virginia.
And notice is hereby given that up to the
time Of said meeting scaled proposals will
be received by tho undersigned from Physl.
clans for medical attendance and advice 10
tho inmates of tho Poor House OF the COun.
~ and the county prisoners In the jail, for
one year from said 3D. day Of May. The
proposals. shall include the personal attendance
places at least three times during each week and
US much oftener as may be required by the officer
having charge Separate proposals for attend.
ancc and advice TO each OF the above named
places will be required.
ap25d&w JAMES P. ROGERS, Clerk.
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From the ROmney IntClligencer. Ha.
The vote at the Court House yesterday,
for the Flick Amendment, stood u fOT
ratification and u Rgainstit. r-
The following votes arc also reported:
Cairo, Richie Co., for Amendment SO,
against II; EllenborO, same county, SO
Tor and 8 against; New Creek, As for and
0 against; Piedmont, s3Ecr and Z against.
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WOOD COUNTY.


IUuI VIIV uThVE1UUIK IIEIU"' -------
The "Flick" was glorlously carried
$50 for ratification, and only , for rejCc.
ton. -Four ballots were thrown out, be-
cause, instead OF containing tue words
prescribed by the law-"fOr rejection"
they were w0rled against ratification"
What a lesson to the opponents Of the
liberal movement! 'nt nr
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A gentleman from Tyler gives us the
vote of two precincts: r3 s.
ISisteysciIb-l'or ratification, 1lG; for re-
lection, II.
NidCte6Ournc-For ratification, 90; for
rejection O.
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Hempaeld RailrOad.


Accommodation train Eastward connects at
Washington with train for Pittsburgh and Stages
for Ten Mile and Wayneaburg, Mall train East
train for Pittsburgh and Stage for MOnongahela
City. g..
Nail and Accommodation trains Westward
connect at Wheeling with trains East and West
on Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
FRED. B. HUBBELL,
Gen'l Manager.
WashIngton, Pa, Apr. q, 1871, inYi
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PRESTON COUNTY.

Tho following partial returns have come
to hand before our going to press. We
shall give the full returns Of the county in
our next, and ms much oil tic State as VIC
shall be able to do. a
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nor SALE.-THAT VERY DESI.
u RABLE and valuable property belonging
10 the Commonwealth Of Virginia, known 40 tho
Armory Property. The Board Of Public Works
Of Virginia, being authorized and required to
sell the lots and WatetpowCF belonging ID the
Commonwealth, situated In the city Of Rich.
mond, and known as the ARM0RY PROPERTY,
will Oder the same ON the .pFemlses, Nt puhllb
auction, on the 18th Of July, NEXT, at4 2. n.
The payment to bemAde In State bonds, at par,
and (he purchaser allowed . credit Of Slx and
twelve months nom the date Of Its approval and
ratification by the next General Assembly.
About One'thlrd Of the property, on tho west.
crn boundary, ls under lease until the lst Of
July, 1915 70 Robert Archer + Co., at rental Of
$500 per Annunl, and the sale will DO subject 10
is conditions
This property about six Acres) adIOins tho OK
tcnslvC iron works belonging 70 TIC Tredegar
Company, bounded on one side ~ the James
River and KAnAWhA Canal, 643l{ feet, and tho
other (Or lower side AT feet on JAmes river, tho
full being between the canal and river my feet
Plan Of property IL now on hle In the office Of
the BAHrd Of Public Works, at Richmond, to
whom application should 10 made for further in.
formation.
by orGer Of tho Board Of Public Works Of Viz.
ginia, THOMAS II. DRWITT,
niy1.N. scc'y Board Of Public Works.
T ISL OF LETTERS REMAINING
LII unclaimed In the Post oflCo at Wheeling,
on Monday, May !, 1871.
To obtain any OF the following, the applicant
will please call for advertised letters, giving tho
data Of This liAk
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wETzEL COUNTY.
BERKELEY COUNTY,

" II" UhKkELEY COUNTY, n M
From the MartlnSburg Union. r
LIGnT VoTE.-The vote on the Flick
Amendment, in town, on Thursday last,
was very light. 1888 votes were cast, 1913
for ratification, and 10 against ratification.
A majority of the votes cast in town were
by Republicans. ... Ire.
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DIET ITI0ES WERE RRoRTYRD.
L from the following persons for Coffee House

DETITI0NS WERE RRoRTYRD
L from the following persons for Coffee House
license: "a n = "
John Baughman, Henry Bresock, Philip Bod.
wing, Michael Humnl. Joachim Buai9 NiOhn
Bafhmhn, Peter Bnn4nbrgcr, C. Blrkld lbDi
Bessie, n. J. Coyle Henry Dunlap, fICnS DAMN
Alexander Dust, GcOrgGH. Echart, Louis Fran'
zeim, Louis Cause, Mary Cause, Casper Hell. Pa.
ter HauEneur, Peter HIGig, William HartenSteln
Frederick lIGnsenfeldt, Il JerIeo, RrsncIs Klsry'
John y. Kent, Anthony, Kramer. Henry KeWit'
Louis Kclle, Edward Lindcr, julius Ldshc, Adam
Lory, louis Lace, FidGl Mayer, H6RTy Michael,
Philip MeaeIt jacob NgWhGTt. August Rolf G.
Strobe, Jacob Stroble, Louis Steubenraugh.
Christopher Shoemaker, Henry Seibresht, Fred,
erick shtpley, Theodore Schri6er, John V. Stenl.
gel, John Smith, Frank Unruh, Frederick Vass,
John VOCklcr, August Wcidebush, Mrs. LoHIs
Wasscrmater, Lawrence Walters, Gregory Warn
or, ConrOd Yam, BOnapart Albinger. : T r !.
Petitions were received from the folloWlngpcr.
sons for Ordinary license: IN -
Adam Blumm, Louis BRumberRcr, Edward
Christman, John DALEY, A. busch, Andrew lilo.
senEcldt, ]. d J.. Keim, Louis Lingeman, John
McGarTcl, Henry NeWhartt, 2. ]. R6thackeF. Her.
man RennGr, Henry StRmIn, Christian VleWig, i.
WcltGy. ~ II. y. FRENZY,
apa1l et. City Clerk.
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The Vote on the Amendment.
HARRISON COUNTY.


From the Conservative.
The election yesterday WIS .itame-a
very few voting, and among them many
politicians Of both, parties. The day be.
Eng alternately marked with drizzling
rain and sunshine, quite q number'oi the
suburban residents were lettering about.
The cOlOred troops were entrenched
strongly in front OF the Court House, and
were evidently much disappointed that
there was sOlittlO excitement. This morn
ing we have authentic news but from the
two precincts about home. In Clark
township there were 81 votes for rejection
and 80 for ratification. Coal gave Z"
votes orrejcction and 1G for ratification
PA votes in all and IA majority against
the adoption Of the amendment.
Little effort was made on either sue;
The vote cast in this county will hardly
reach o thousand, and may not reach
much over half that number. ~ O,.,
FRIDAY, 3 o'clock.-BridgepOrt gives
40 Of Il majority against the Flick.
Romine's Mills give 81 against 1t.
Rockford, out Of lOl votes polled, gives
the Flick only seven.
The majority against the Amendment
in this county, therefore, as far US heard
from, is 24S.
Still LGTER-Lumbcrport gives 81
against, and ~ for, the Amendment.
Shinnston gives majority Of IA in IA
vor of it.
This reduces the majority TO $50.
Correspondence OF IntellIEencer.
CLARKsBURG, W. Va, April %.
The majority against the Amendment
in our county is about $50. Had it not
been for the Convention bill, the majority
would have been 800, out Of about 1900
votes, ~
4 circular headed democrats and
White Men Of West Virginia" was put
in circulation day or so before the
election, in this county. 1t closes as FOL
lows: ..ar-Frr Iiss.
"If there be a Republican who cares
nothing for the Republic, let him vote for
the Flick Amendment. If there be o
Democrat who Is tired Of self goVernment
and longs for IN ebony master, let him
vote To strike out the word WHITE, II
there DO o DISTINGUISHED citizen mean
enough TO coVet power ut the expense oi
his country's freedom, and anxious 10
crawl to the polls in the protecting shad.
ow of the negro lctHM lend his influence
to the support Of this infamous measure.
Bvtkt true men cUery'0lere 1oto IL dOgR."
1t is the work OF ClarkSburgh Demo.
Gratis. u. II.
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HRLABOLD's
HELMBoLD's
HELMBOLD'S
HBLMPOLD'S
HELMB0LD's
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HRLNBOLD'S
HRLMBoLD'S
HRLMBoLD'S
uELMboLD's
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HRLMBOLD'S
ILELMB0LD'a
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cATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
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y y p .u.-
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AZ NOTICES.
NV AN TED.
A Good Steady Man,

To work on Alarm. Good wages and steady EN-
plOyment. Single man preferred. VI.
Apply at Ell CASWRLL'S News Depot,
ap97t Finh Street Eighth WSn
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NTTY CLOCK. . I'D. %
" oFTIcH or THE CrTr CLEAK.
Sealed Proposals. will BE- received at thls oAlee
until o'clock P. u. on Tuesday, Nay ID, ISL,
to keep the city clock Ia good repair for the cur.
rent yeaf. iii ~ H.f.aEkENY. l
ApfaS i,.rr-, City Cork.
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From the Grafton Sentinel.
The vote on The Flick Amendment in
this place, Thursday, was very light. The
Amendment was carried by about % ma.
jority, as We Gre informed. The poll
stood 81 against and rs for Amendment.
The number Of voters at this place Is
about $50. "-.
Cor. of Intclligcncer.
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RANDOLPH COUNTY

LEADsyILLE, RANDOLPH, Co., Apr. %.
The vote at this place stands DOT.
For Ratification. .......................... 81
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Its Cure and Preventive.
RYJ.lH. SCHENCK. N. D.

Many human being has passed away, for
whose death there was no other reason than the
neglect OF known and indisputably proven means
Of cure, Those near and dear TO family and
friends are sleepIDg the .drcamlesS Slumber into
which, had they calmly adopted
mr. InsEPH \ SCHENCES SIMPLE TREAT.
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The vote in this Taylor county on the
Flick Amendment was very light, not
half the voters polled. The result indi.
Gates majOrities Tor the Amendment.
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CONSUMPTION.

Tho Mandrake Pills arc composed Of ono Of
Natures noblcst gifts-thO PO1oplillum Pclta'
tum. They possess all the blOod'searching, al.
Tentative properties OF calOmGl, but unlike Gallo
mel theY