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control them. The testimony of our best oih-
zens, Of all classes, establishes the fact that
CHERRY PKcroRAL will and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders Of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to its power; and cases Of Consump.
tion, cured by this preparation, arc public
ly known, so remarkable as hardly to be be-
lieved, were they not proven beyond dispute.
As remedy it is adequate, on which the public
may rely for full protection. By curing Coughs,
the forerunners Of more serious disease, it saver
unnumbersd lives, and an amount of suffering
not to be computed. 1t challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most sceptical. Every family should
keep it on hand as \ protection against the early
and unperceived attack Of Pulmonary Affections,
which are easily met at drst, but which become
incurable, and too often fatal, if neglected. Ten-
der lungs need this defence; and it s unwise to
be without it. As safeguard 10 children. amid
the distressing diseases which beset the Throat
and Chest OF childhood CHERRY PECToRAL
is invaluable; for, by its timely use, multi
tudes are rescued from premature graves, and
saved to the love and affection centred on them.
1t acts speedily and surely against ordinary colds,
securing sound and notwithstanding sleep. Ne
one will suffer troublesome Influenza and pain
full Bronchitis, when they know how easily
theycsn be cured
Originally the product Of long, laborious and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently Ne
lied upon as possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited, and capable of producing cures ~
memorable as the greatest it has ever effected
PkEiARED ~
Dr.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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wRev. T. A. GROVE, by invitation
of Rev. BEAzELLE, preached in the NJ.
E. Church last Sabbath morning.
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Butter, 3S6,553 pounds; cheese, 249,-
500 pounds; 49,347 gallons of sorghum
molasscs ;392.9S7 bushels of apples 100,
$50 pounds of wool, and considerable of
everything else that can be produced in
any other part of the country.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

wE7HEREAS, my wife, Jane Fisher, having
w left my he'd and board, without Just
cause or provocation, this is to notify all per-
sons not TO harbur or trust her on my account,as
I will pay no debts of her contracting
mcbigw3 GARRISON FISHER.
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Oh. JAcksoN-Takes the lead with
township items. Friends, send up items
from all the townships in Monroe Coun-
tv
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the under.
II sigre,, las been appointed, 10y ths Pro-
bate Court OF Monroe county. Ohio, Admihis-
traitor # the estate Of w. W. Wire, decd.
mchlew3. JAMES BUgHANAN,
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EFPersons dcsrous of purchasing
farm property should read tie farm adj
vertisements in the SPIRIT.
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Woke OF oxen ter Sale.

From to years old, one mile west o
New Castle, Monroe County Ohio
Terms-Cash or credit.
feb23W3. GEO NEFF
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FOS II E r, M d ,

w FOS II z r, M d.
Physiciaa and SHrgeon.
TAvING permanently located in Malaga
IL o., tenders his professional services to
the town aud neighborhcod.
Office in room formerly occupied b" Dl
Hodgin. nov2eD6.
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LOG A l. n Office

H- Notices in this column a0iU be charg-
cd 10 cents per line. 4 reduction tll be
made for notices running 2, 3 Dc 6 months
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Monroe GOIsnly.

The following is the population Of
Monroe County,by towns and townships,
according to the census Of 1870:
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WooL.-Farmers, don't be in a hurry
to sell your wool. The price is rapidly
increasing.
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WANTED, in every County, Town and
w Village, ACTIVE AG TENTS, for the sale
of the
Original Have Sewing Machine,

As the machine has world renowned rep.
utaton, it is useless to particularze concern
ing its merits; but there being another ma.
chine in the market represented to be The
tiowe, we deem it proper to make tia follow
ing statement, viz: In many towns there are
agents for the SO called Howe, and have, in
some instances. claimed TO be the agents of
the Original lIose, Improved, in order to
mislead thu public aud prevent them from
applying for the agency of cur machine; oou
sequently 10 enlighten tho7e wishing to ga
cage in tie business. we ust state that the
ORIGINAL HOWE SEWING MACIiHE, IMPROVED,
HAS 40 MEDIATION HEAD. We offer great in
duccments 10 parties wishing to deal in
Sewing Machines. For particulars as 10
terms. &c, call at or address,
Howe Sewing Machine OSace.
mchl9nl. 20l Penn ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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.EThere are two interesting stories
on our first page.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
J y lI#,I + II
STATE Fund.

Among the great
discoveries Of modern
science, few are Of
more real vRlue to
mankind than this sf-
fectual remedy for all
diseases of tho Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, hiss
shown that it does
rurelv and affaotuellv
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GF.At the late term of Court in BE

Gy.At the late term of Court in BEL
mont County, PAT QUINLAN, convicted Of
assault with intent to MURDER" was SEN
fenced to the Penitentiary for seven
years.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS, convicted OF man
slaughter, was sentenced to the same in
stitution for four years.
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On Tuesday. March 26. 1872

That being the first day Of Court, to de
termnc the time for holding the Conyen-
ton to nominate county officers, The
following is list Of the Committee:
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from the New York Sun. 18th last


From Gen. Porter's testimony before
Buckingham's committee, it appears
that Leet and Stocking were at the
White House twice within the past three
weeks. Within the same period Col
Leet stated to several persons, among
Others prominent merchant of Maiden
lane, that the old general order firm
would continue to. enjoy the principal
portion Of the business. Col. Lcel's
statement to this gentleman has been
verified by the results Of the order is
sued by the Collector on Monday last
Captain Ashe, r. n, having written
to the Bishop of Quebec as to the sin.
fulness OF dancing, Bishop Williams
concludes his reply with these words !:
Il am alive to the dangers Of frivolity,
but there are greater dangers in the
young mans path l would rather see
ny son too fond Of the ballroom than
too shy Of it,
Mr. Edward A. Pollard, Confederate
who has written sharpl y about ,men who
formed the Confedcracy, deals merited
blows upon Henry A Wise, of whom lie
speaks as ''that ancient dandy jack who
occasionally pops out of his box with
white whiskers and head awry, satisfied
to be a toy for public amusement, and
even to have wire passed into his body,
rather than remain ii obscurity.'
A worthy Baptist of Boston, anxious
to hep denominational school, agreed
to leave it 100000 at his death, if the
institution would pay him the interest at
six per cent. up to that event. The
shrewdness Of it lies in the fact that he
could get his life insured for that
amount for $4,000 or 5000, leaving
him very comfortable income besides
That is, for an annual revenue of say
$4,000 he would let any college insure
his life for 100000
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
MONDAY EVENING, March l8.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.


The receipts at these yards for the
week ending this date have been as fol-
lows:
Cattle, !S3
Sheep. l,4eO
Hogs. 3,'69
The demand for all kinds of stock
has been'good and fully up to the sup
ply; all have been soll /; none remaining
in the pens.
BEEF CATTLE-Butcher's cattle
range from IS 15a5, ana shippers 5S5a
so per GENITAL, gross.
SHEEP-Are selling at S4 50a7 per
GENITAL, gross, and in moderate demand
HOGS-Light hogs sell from 81 40a
4 60, and good butcher hogs sell from
81 75a4 80 per GENITAL, gross.
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The Election, Law,

The law of 1870 regulating elections,
forjudges Of elections,to to give the minor
ity one member ofthe Board,is construed
in this wise.
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HA frefAthe woods oh the lands .

HA 6reihshe woods on the lands of
N. HoLLIsrER, Esq and Mrs. NJ, AWAY,
East Of town, on Wednesday, the Goth
inst. destroyed about three hundred
panels of fenee-
<-.lrs.haaa sNaEaA
H0HR, the horse thief, got, away
from our jail justin timerto escape Off
GERS from West Virginia. and Pcnnsylva-
mia, who came here after him He is
wanted badlyin both those States.
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ToBAceo.-The counties, in Ohio,
which produced over 100000 pounds
of tobacco in 1870. we're:
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Ayers 2a.',:atq
HairVigo:'r,,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, an d
efectnal for
preserving the
hair. 1T soon
restores Jaded
or gray hair
to its original
color, syith tbs
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*Towns, the population of which is in
cludea in tnat of the township,
The total population of the county is
25,779.
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EFThe struggle in Congress over
the Chicsgo Relief Bill has damaged the
tariff doctrines before the people i'm
mensely. The fact that the duty on
Canada lumber which puts hu. one mill,
ion and . half per year into the Treas
ury, pours fifteen millions into tie pock-
cts of the lumber .monopoli,ts, illustra-
tes the whole tariff system. OF course
the lumber interest owns several SeEa.
tors and Representatives. Fifteen mill
Ions taken from the many under the
prstcnse Of protecting them and given
to The few, will buy a good many votes.
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MEETING Of THE DEMOCRATIC
County Central Committee.

The members of the Democratic
County Central Committee arc requested
to meet in WOodsteld,
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EyA remarkable story comes from
Bombay, which suggests the propriely
OF employing monkeys as police detect
ives A Madras man making Journey,
took with him some money and jewels,
and pet monkey. He was way-laid,
robbed, murdered, and buried by par
ty of assassins. The monkey witness
ed the whole affair from a trectop, and
as soon as the Williams had departed, lie
went to the nearest police officers sta
ton, attracted his attention by his sighs
and groans, and finally led him to the
grave Of his master He then enabled
the office, to recover the stolen proper
ty from the place where it had been con-
cealed, and then went to the bazaar and
picked ont the murderers one by one,
holding them fast by the leg until secu-
red, They have confessed the crime,
and are held for trial.
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~The SPIRIT is 81 per year in ad-

HSpring commenced on the 10th
inst.
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wTlis county produced, in 1870,
l6.545 bushels of wheat from 1883
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that your plan will come TO naught? for how
can you build from the top downward? Then
the elder bees said TO the thirty and five,
show us a more excellent way and we will glad
" follow it.; then answered the thirty and five
and said, 20 to, now lol We have offered YOU
not one but many plans, all better than yours;
choose We, for We cannot choose amiss; and the
elders answered and said, you are wiser than
we, impart 10 us of your wisdom and tell us which
is the perfect plan. Then the thirty and five
looked one upon another and said, truly, we are
not agreed except in this: that your plan is
wrong and can not be, for do you not see that il
is unlawful to build from the top downward?
Then the major bee and the elders again con.
sideTed the matter, and they could see no reason
for any change in their plans, aud they went on
10 build cells for the honey and for the young
bees, and for their food, and they built from the
top downward, and the six-sided cells fitted
nicely together and there was no waste Of wax
or OF honey, and the whole was fifty Joined to-
gether, forming a compact and symmetrical
comb, and there was no loss or wrong to any,
and the colony throve nightly and waxed rich
in honey and multiplied greatly, and in due time
began TO pay back the wax that had been bor-
rowed, and it was well with them. And from
that time even unto the present do all the bees
build their cells of six sides, from the top down.
ward, for thus it is written. AB
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Gbe 9aip spn aarorfes, Guesoag gornng sumo 4, 1892

pretty love-malling of shabby Cupid and
Psyche; and beyond them is a sort of gallery
where Marshal Blucher, covered with orders and
ornament, stands face 10 face with fierce Gen.
Jackson; where a handsome Prescott looks
across the narrow space at a somewhat clumsy
Burns; where Webster glowers at a sharp, I'M
pleasant Henry Clay; and square, fat John
Adams is curious contrast TO old Col. Petit
grew with his worn face and large, clearcut
features; where hideous treasures of persisted
nations rest against the walls and broken stones
from Egypt and Assyria are saved as precious
fragments. Still farther on the arches aud gal
leries stretch away into the shadow, but Just
where Col. Pettigrew stands we turn aside, VIC
climb over the large trunk of a tree, which was
SCARED by bullets in the battle of the Wilder
ness, and with difficulty brought home as curl
osity and remembrance; we make our way up
a step ladder, and through low arch emerge
into sunshine and the outer world; a narrow,
irregular foot-path leads TO our garden, and
there the interest ceases the way to it is pleas
ant, but the end is of no account; though we
who, in spite of obstacle, cultivate our square
yard of earth, our one talent, rejoice over every
honeysucble bud, and every new tendril on Gle.
mats and woodbine.
The first block Of tenement houses built by
the cooperative building association is nearly
finished, and the rent for tenements of two,
three or four rooms ranges from SIPS TO ST a
week. The Easements are used only for cellars
and store rooms; all the tenements on the three
floors are light, airy, and provided with water
The more expensive ones have bay windows
aud some other luXuries. The rents are suftc-
lent 10 pay taxes, water rates and repairs, and
to yield an annual dividend of seven per cent
on the investment. They are about the same
that is paid for low, unheSlthy, wretched tene-
ments in the crowded lanes and courts of the city
The houses look well, are in respectable part
of the town, and will do what they can in the
way of sun, air and cleanliness, to promote
health and decency.
The subject of industrial education in the
public schools still occupies its friends who
have worked steadily and quietly to have the
experiment fairly tried. The largest obstacles
in the way haYe been removed, and there is
reason to hope that the school committee will
do something about it at once, and prepare for
the work 10 begin in the autumn. 1t is a most
desirable reform, and will add greatly to the
usefulness and the happiness OF a large class of
pupils to whom mere book education is not an
unmixed blessing.
Among the new books to be read are The
Rose Garden, good, pleasant novel, with some
| peculiarities of style, and one admirably drawn
character; Orig Grange, Il bright poem, with
in buf vi, all
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WORCESTER
TUESDAY. auNE I. 1879

Dispatches from Philadelphia state that large
number of delegates had arrived there, Satur-
day night, and that more were constantly arriy-
inc by every train. There was among them
much discussion of candidates for the vice pres
idency Mr. Colfax, Senator Wilson, Gen. Haw-
lev, James +. Wilson of Iowa, and three or four
southern men were named; but Mr.. ColfaX and
Senator Wilson were the only candidates who
had much support. The others would get
only the votes of their own states, on the first
ballot, and would all be dropped on the second
ballot, except Gen, Hawley. Some of the re-
porters think Mr. Colfax will lead the field with
Gen. Wilson not far behind, and, also, that Gen.
Wilson will gain many more votes than Mr.
Colfax, on the second ballot. A dispatch in
the New York Times states that there is talk o f
bringing forward Gen. Hawley as "compro-
mise candidate" and says, che is the second
choice of almost everybody, and is, to-day, dss
Veloping unexpected strength in the Ss.,sth ana
west" His vote might be ssmall ON tbe first
two ballots, it was thos~Sght. @witb a chance OF
ms getting .lle nosi-ination on the third ballot"
me eoiilpe!s1e.on is entirely amicable and sure
10 rena4 sn.h SO 10 the end. Dispatches received
la sb night report that Mr. CollaX is sure to be
-nominated
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The r,h.laaelphin Comvcm,ion,

The convention which meets at Philadelphia
to morrow will be not less respectable in the
character of its members than any national con-
vention which has ever assembled. twill faith
fully represent the party, which, organized six
teen years ago in the interests OF freedom and
justice has preserved the life and honor Of our
nation, and brought about great and bencficent
changes in its constitution aud policy. The CON
vention does not meet to consult upon the choice
Of candidate for the presidency; that question
has been settled beforehand by the people who
Will be represented there by their delegates,
and, though it suits the purpose of our
opponents 10 sneer at a "paek ed con-
Ventlon' and talk about the propriety
OF delegates meeting untrammeled by pledges, TO
decide IN their wisdom upon the statesman best
htted 10 occupy the highest position in the Gift
Of the people, It is very clear that the republican
way, That which our party has followed in IFS
last Two national conventions, is the best. The
party IS substantially Unanimous in its choice of
General Grant; It's choice has been Deliberately
made, and ratified by the state conventions ana
after another; each declaration in bis favor
was received with approval when it was made
hno tntfc - no tNluthCt inal Tue people are dis.
satisfied with their choice or would change II If
there were yet time.
The wisdom Of settling the question Of can
didaies beforehand, when that is practicable
by free discussion and comparison of view
among the people and through the press, wa
demonstrated, II demonstration was needed, by
the preposterous issue Of the Cincinnati meet
Ing, and other examples, equally instructive, il
our political history. A body of several hun
dred delegates, in session for few days al
most, is not adapted for calm discussion or pa.
hent elaboration. The tricks Of wire-pulling
politicians, an outburst Of carefully prepared
enthusiasm, fatigue, impotence, bargaining be.
tween rival aspirants, or other influence having
no relation to the will Of the people or ma
public interest, may determine ms action
The happiness Of conventions for the worl, oc a..
lecting candidates has been discovered by some NJ
the organs Of the dissatisfied factions. wbicl, ar,
now crying, "No more conventions p and IN
sisting upon a candidate who shall have som,
other title 70 support than the choice Of a con
ycnton. In that respect Grant should be salts
factory TO them, for whatever record the Phia
eeiphla convention may make for itself IL cal
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Neither SICK nor WeIi-

The members of the medical profession arc the recog-
nized guardians of the health of the community; and
yet strange as 1t may SEEM the majority of cases
OF deficient health do ordinarily fall under the notice
Off the physician Moreover those cases are not only
more numerous but more important than such as re-
ceve professional treatment They have greater Influ
enee upon the general average of physical comfort and
upon the hygienic condition of the public generally
than have graver disorders We can see from all this
now desirable il is that we should be put in possession
OF someremedy for those mulhpex little ills that cause
US, nevertheless, so much Indebtedness DR. Gottlieb
Fischs Bitters is such remedy. BY regulating the
action of the liver, and by stimulating digestion. and
secretion it seems to oil ares the wheels of life and to
make the ba;e sense of existence Itself aJoy!
This subject continued next week under "NopRRs
CIVILIZATION" deou&w1w MA