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3Mu02lnu3G
is unequaled by any known remedy. It will era
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sonuus substances In the Blood and will effectu-
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mcnt.
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J U II U i Z Is A
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XTNG OF TIE RLooD.
- WoEF fuonOUaH rCRIFIKH OF TEE
xLron III p-lBcorERED.

- M0LL LAlA0A1a N VI -
SLcon TIT DDcoTERKD.
erfREs AL HUMORS, FROM A COMMON
HUPTTON 10 TEE WORST SCR0FULA.
nv IT'S use Cancers IRE cured and
CEncerous Hmors are dispersed without the sur
0e0u,a h~ife--Scrcfula conquered, and CoDsump-
don preyentsa and cured.
4 Puisouh md their edecrs e-adicated. md r1eor-
Ous healfh sd s01nd constitution eStAnnshed.
Female Weakueaa and 01184geg
frterni; and frmors are reduced and dispersed
-. SAT- Rheun, scaa Head. snd
Feve- S0res sre soon removed BY this powerful
S1SrS1eie Dissases, DandruG, scaly
or RoEEh skin and Rimales quickly giES wEFs
teaRing d 81 fnoof1 and AZ.
ChfeHsE 4leeeetsEex er p.
1fSrdonL GenerA DebiHty, IN short. all the
Hn1serous diseases caused ey bad blood are con:
onerad md give way before this most powerful
correc7or. ne King Of the Blood
Each bottle eonssins between forty ana
arnR one 20 TUurOr i've bottles WIN
e1-a Eslf Rheum. Scald Head, Ring Worn. Pin
~ o. IL Face, Biles. ordinary Eruptions, ETC.
Rron y 20 eight settles ~ cars
cSnkef infhs Nozth and StonaehE1lpelas,esc
EWnR fWo 10 tea bottles vii restore
AealthV acton 70 ne ExE and eplee1, VII reg
Slats he Bowels and KidneyH
Rron tive 20 six bottles q oe found
e6ecfanl a c1f1nE NeEniEis, 6itksHeadaches ST,
TtuS' uducs- md Epilepsy.
Rre6 6ve 20 twelve bottles win cure
De worst cases Of ScTofnl& -
Rr0n three 90 twelve bottles VIII
e1ra seTere a1d obstinate cases Of Cat1rrh.
Rron two 90 four bottles viii cure the
v-nrst 80 81 Piles, and regulate ostse Bowels.
Eron two 90 ten b0SsAes VII cure
p sss: 81 Per hsfsle,o Or shOalss FOR q
Sod by Al Druggists
q D. RANSOM son 4 CO, ProPr's,
seetsstinouials In local column. BHfAlo, \. 4
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THE CHRONICLE.
AN AFFECTING NCENE.

The barrel Of -four has arrived. II
Is opened without much tronble-a
vigorous blow, q crash, and it's sls
with the barrel head-or the bar
rel head is all over the floor. Then
comes the replacing of the hoops.
All OF these operations the woman
generally attempts before the man
comes home to dinner. Now the act
OF putting q hoop on q flour barrel
is something that will hardly bear an
encore. She sets the hoop up on the
end of the slaves, takes q deliberate
aim with the rollinR-pin, and then
shutting both eyes brings the pin
down with all the force OF one arm,
while the other instinctively shields
her face. Then she makes a dive for
the camphor and unbleached muslin,
and when the man comes home she
is sitting back of the stove thinking
of ST. Steven and the other martyrs,
while q burnt dinner and the cam
phor are struggling heroically for the
mastery. He says IL she had kept her
temper she wouldn't have got hurt.
And he visits the barrel himself, and
adjusts it 50 nicely to the top of every
stave that Only few smarI knocks
apparently r needed to bring it
down all right, then b laughs TO him
self to think what a fuss his wife
kicked ap over q simple matter that
only needed little patience &c adjust
Itself, and then he gets the hammer,
and fetches the hoop 9 sharp rap on
one side, and the oth-r side hies up,
and catches him on the bridge of the
nose, filling his soule With wrath anu
his eyes with tears, and the next q
slant that barrel is flying across the
room, accompanied by the hammer
and another candidate for camphOr
and rRgs is enrolled in the great army
that is nRceasingly marching toward
the g~rsEe-Danbasy Neses.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-02

SIGNING PETITIONS, ETC.-The fact
Is now notorious, says Beecher in an
article in the Ledger, that men have
put the signature Of their names to
petitions and letters of recommends
ton out of the ordinary code Of morali-
ty. Men will sign merely to get rid
Of a man. They will recommend q
book which they know nothing about
rather than hurt some ones feelings
by q refusal. They will recommend
men as highly fitted for petitions
which they positively know they are
utterly unfit for. Nay, men will give
TO candidates the strOIg est letters for
an Office, and then write secret Letters
to headquarters to say that the letter
is not to be regarded. Indeed, it IL
said that in certain cases politicians
find l. necessary to have it under
stOOd at headquarters that no letter II
to be regarded unless IL have some
distinctive signs upon II which have
been agreed upon.
Is There no need of a better public
sentiment of the subject of signing
names? The laxity Of practice is fast
taking all value from documents bear
ing eminent names. Such q loose
policy as is now pursued ought to be
ranked with falseboOds, receptions
and cOnspiracies to fraud.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-02

Is ~unequaIIed by any known remedy. II
will eradicate. extiIpate and thoroughly
destroy all poisonous substances In the
Blood and Will enectually dispel all predts.
position to bilious deIanRement.
IL there van Of action In Jour Liver and
SpIeenI Unless relieved the blood becomes
impure by deleterious secretion, producing
scrofulous or skin diseases BlOtoheS, Felone,
Pustuies, CRnker. Pimples, &C, &C.
Have you q Dyspeptie stomach Unless d.
Kestion is promptly aided the system is de-
bilitated with poverty Of the Blood, DrOpst-
cal Tendency, General Weakness and in
ertia.
Have you weakness OF the Intestinesl You
are in danger OF Chronic Diarrhoea or In
namRtion of the Bowels.
Have you weakness Of the Uterine or Urinary
OrxansI You are exposed TO suffering in its
most aggravated form.
Are you detected, drowsy, dull, sluggish or
depressed in spirits, with head ache. back
ache, coated tongue and bad tasting mouth?
For q certain remedy for all these diseases
weakness and troubles: for cleansing and
purifying the vitiated blood n imparting
Vlgor to all the vital forces; for building up
and restoring the weakened constitution
IrgE
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Only three States besides Ohio denv
the veto power to their Governors. In
Delaware, North Carolina, Ohio and
Rhode Island bills became laws upon
massage by both Houses. In all the
other States (32), bills must be appro-
we'd by tie Governor or returned with
his objections to the House where they
originated. They may then be recon-
sidered and passed over the veto in
nine States by two-tbirds Of each
House; in eight States by tvo-thirds
present: in four States by twosthirds
elected; in eight States by q majority
elected; in two Sites by q majority
present, and in D State by three
ffths elected to each House. The
returns must be made within three
days in nine of the States; within five
days in sixteen; and within six days
and within ten days in Congress and
in seven of the States.
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Sur FOR LIBEL.-Antoine Theo-
dore Martin, q Romish priest, has
sued the Leader Printing Company
and S. W. Shankland for libel laying
his damages at 5000. The libel con-
sists In the prit st being accused of
charging ten dollars to pray the soul
Of a dead man out Of purgstory and
refusing to perform the usual cere-
mony until the poor widow furnished
security for the fee. Shankland lie
alleged to be the correspondent who
wrote the article. The occurrence is
said to have taken place in. Willough.
by.-CEeDeIdRd Herald.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-02

A Memphis paper says that a chap
wandered into the Mayors office in
that city recently, and asked permits
sion to look at the book in which the
names of candidates for office are en-
tered. the clerk blandly asked him
what Office he was running for, when
he replied, wall. 1 dunno; thought
I'D look yer and go for any vacancy
that might turn up. I'm beastly fond
Of orfis.n
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Mic Anna ninkinsnn tonk q

Miss Anna Dickinson took s very
sensible view of what constituted 50
good matrimonial MATCH" in q re-
cent lecture. A man with brains
and character she thought superior
to q man without either, however
wealthy he might be. But the girl
of the period doesn't think 50 for
women, as q rule, are more meTcena-
~ than men, They are fonder Of
feathers and anery, and love the
gorgeous pageantry of parade and os.
tentatfon. Give a woman her choice
between a rich fool and a poor schol-
ar, and the fool will win her. s.If
Harry the VIII, or blue beard were
alive, says ThAckeCay, she could get
the finest girl of the season.
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THRKE Fo-NNR AHFlp OFMIND.

THREE F0=ONE AHEAD OF WIND
Some person has been travelling
with Jim Wood, and relates the fol
lowing conversation f;
/ got on a Central train engineered
by Jim Wood he chspIon engineer
of the road. JmzruDs engine l03
back and forth on the through light.
ming express from Afbsby TO BuffsiO
every daS and he is full of stories
about fast riding.
RsHhat IL yourfastest time on I ask.
ed Jim. I
"Well sir, run 1e3 from Roches
ter to PaImyra-2a miles-in 81 min
utes meet
How didit happengi
"Well, Commodore Vanderbilt
and William H were on board. and
the old Commodore, sea be- Jim let
her slide to-day; we are In hurry to
get to Syracuse; An great gnnsfEhe
did slide. Why, we went By tie
country ~stationsso last that the Whis-
tie wasn't no accounf-the train went
faster 9han the sound, and several OF
the last whistles only caught Us Is
we stopped at east Palmyra. One
place we whistlod. but before the
sound reached the depot we were clear
outSf sight-faet, sir, ask the brake
man."
"How happened you to stop Jim 2,
Why the Commodore got skeef-
ed, and he made the conductor ring
the bell to stop me. then he asked
old Terrence, the Superintendent,
what had become of the stations
which used to be between Rochester
and Palmyra. Terrence laughed, and
said, Why, Jim, that wasn't much
travelling : I've run eighty two miles
between Rochester and Syracuse IN
sevety minutes But I'll show old
TorreDce," continued Jim, "for if he
ever gives me the chance when he's
on board, ia run the old los SO fast
that all the passengers will be bald
neaded-if I don't dash me-"
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Charles knight, the veteran pub
hrher and author who shares with
the brothers Chansbers the honor Of
establishing cheap and good popu-
lar literature in England. died on the
9th inst, in the eighfy-second year
of his age. The penny Cyclopedia,p
Penny Magazine and other works
that did very much towards the cree
alton ofs sound and healthy Htera-
~ taste, were largely or wholly due
10 his enterprise. Judgment, and abil-
ity. His mission in life wss 70 ele-
vate the standard OF popular litera.
ture and he lived TO see the work sue
cessful.
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JURUBEBA

which is pronounced by the leading medi-
cal authorities OF London and Paris -the
most powerful tonic and Alternative known
70 the medical world" This is no now and
discovery but has been long used
by the leading physicians ofother countries
with trondeJa remedial results.
Don't weaken and impair the digestive
organs by cathartics and physics, they give
only temporary NATURALIZATION. 1atu-
Iency and dyspepsia with piles and kindred
disc sses are snre &C follow their use.
Keep the blood pure q health is assured.
JOHN O. KELLOGG,
IS Plat St, n. y, sole Agent for the u. =.
Price One Dollar per bottls. Send for Cir
ular
March 2S-4t
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FUNNY SIDE OF PAYsIc.
snO Po0es On En0rovings.

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Quacks, ImpOstors. Travelling Doctors,
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gives interesting ~accounts of Noted Physi-
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TO avoid the Ills which flesh is heir 10. We
give exclusive territory and liberal COM
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the publishers. ]. r. BURR 4 HYDE,
Hartford, Conn. OF Chicago, III.
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DOCK GAEFASSERS can-nhdno more fresh
oand attractive yelume for Spring sales
thar "7Re Nelg Heusekeeper'g Mdnadl,o BY
MISC. Z. Beecher, M Mrs. II. b. Stowe
q Cyciopedia of Domestic Economy and Q
COmplete Cookery Book in n volume
York, Boston, Chicago, or San Francisco.
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Ayers
HairVigor


ooLor, with the glosS and feShnesscf
Youth Thin hair IS thickened, fall
ing hairehecked and badness often,
though not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the folIieles are destroyed, Or
the glands atropkied and decayed;
but such as remain can Be saved BY
this application, End stimulated into
activity, 50 that q new growth of
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the hair with a pasty sediment, it
viii keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use Hillpresent the hair
from turning gray or falling of,
and consequently prevent badness
The restoration of vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation of dandruf, which is
often so ~uncleanly and offensive. Z
Free from those deleterious SUBJ
stances which make some prepara-
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not harm It. If wanted merely for
9 HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
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soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair giving it rich,
glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared BY Or. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
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"DsTCHOHAECT or SOUL CHARMTEG.s-
4 How either sex may faseinate and gain
the o ' and affections Of any person they
choose instantly. This simple mental &C
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STATIONS. - 10; :

All trains run throug daily Except sun
dGy) rom Cleveland to New Philadelphia
b change. Connections ave made at
Elyria with LIS MS. Riy for the West; Pt
Grafton with G.. c. G. I. R.y for Columbus,
Cincinnati N indianapolis; At Russell
with A.& g. W. R'y FOR Ashland. Akron &c;
Orvile. M~ilIersburg and MI Vernon ; at
Massillon with p. Fl W. a c. R'y for Can
ton, Alliance, Pittsburgh. &C.
VIM. II. CIRCUIT.
General Ticket Agent.
I'm TOWNSEND, Superintendent
Feb. Il. 1873.
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ATTENTION

Of manufacturers who have become disgust
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Ill effects upon machinery, - invited to
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PEOPLES JOURNAL Cincinnati Ohio;
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Importer and Wholesale Dealerin
r . w A z E,
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VANDALIA
ROUTE WEST.
% MILES THE SHORTEST
TO ST. LOUIS.

Trains leave Indianapolis as follows
z On A \. PACIFIC EXPRESS. DAILY
O'SO Arrives at Greencasile at IA 4. NJ.
Ierre Haute at SIS A NJ, bingham at $40
A. NJ, NandalIe At lois A. N, ~ Louis al
l.U0 2. NJ With Pullman sleeping Cars nom
New York. Columbus and Cincinnati. thro'
70 ST Louis without change, Connecting At
Louis for the west.
m A. 4. ST. LOUIS EXPRESS,
SsOO Except Sunday
Arrives st G~reencastle az 1880 A. NJ, Ter
70 Haute ct u.R A. NJ, Bingham az 400 z.
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p. n. With elegant Parior Cars, connecting
at St Louis for all points West
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EvAnsv1le { SIS P. N.
With Through Cars from Indianapolis 70
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With Pullman Sleeping Cars nom Louis
Vile and Indianapolis % st. Louis, conhec-
ting atSt. Louis for AL points West.