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The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-11-26

If the editor Of the Gallipolis
Ledger will remit us 30 cts. we will
send him prepaid a more correct
likeness of himself than the one he
is each week putting under the
noses Of his readers. "Come down"
with the half dollar, GEoReE
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March 10, 1S73-v7.n1O.

ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A gentleman
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, and all the effects Of youth
full indiscretion, will, for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it, the re-
cipe and direction for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers expe-
riencc can do SO by addressing, in perfect con.
fldGnce, JOHN B. OGDEN.
3O-3mc. No. 42 Cedar ST., N. Y.
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ACTIVE naval preparations con
tinue at the Brooklyn and other ma
Wy yards.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

Probate Court, Vinton Co., Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that robert Davis,
as Guardian OF the estate OF William J.
Hemphill, has fled his account for final set
tlement with said ward, aud that the hear ing
thereof Is set for the 18th day Of December,
1919, at II O'Clock AN II B. MAYO,
November 90, 1973-4t. Probate Judge.
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MACARTHUR ENQUIRER
CoNGREss meets next Monday.
.. Texas elects a Governor and
Legislature, December End.

PENNSYLVANIA votes on the pro-
posed constitution, December 10th.
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MEoHANIosBURG, Cham p a ig n
county, has now 1900 inhabitants,
two banking houses, a large new
hotel, and is growing rapidly.
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Special Notices.

BEYOND THE MI sSISSIPPIi Thous-
ands have already gone, and thousands more
are turning their eyes towards new homes In
he fIrtl West. 10 those going to Missouri,
KANSAS Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming
Nevada, Oregon or California, we recommend
II cheap, safe, quick aud direct route, via st
Louis, over the Pacific Railroad, which runs
its fine Day Coaches and Pullman Sleopors
from ST. Louis to principal points in tho West,
without change. We believe that the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad has the best track and
the finest and safest equipment of any line
west of tho Mississippi, and its connections
with roads further West are prompt and re-
liable. Tho Texas connection of this road is
now completed, and passengers are offered
u first class all-rail route from st. Louis 10
Texas, either over the Missouri, Kansas Il
Texas II. r., via Sedalia, or over the Allan.
tic n Pacific Il. r., via Vinita. For maps,
time tables, information as to rates, routes,
&C., we refer our readers to s. II. Thompson,
Eastern Passenger Agent, Columbus, Ohio, or
Il. A. Ford, G'n'r'l Passenger Agent, st. Lou
is. Mo. Questions will be cheerfully and
promptly answered. n25-1y
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1t is said sixteen Of the Virgin-
ius .victims were British subjects.
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a CARD.-A Clergyman, while residing in
South America, as Missionary, discovered
safe and simple remedy for the cure of nerv-
Gus weakness, early decay, disease of the
urinary and seminal organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate,
VIII send hereceiptfor orpreparing and using
his medicine, in q scaled envelope, to any one
who needs it, Free Of Charge! Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House, N. Y. City.
March 10. 1S13-Y7 min 80
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Speer's Wines.

DR.. N. j. Bowers. Dentist, Macarthur, o
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Emigration Turning.-Chcap Farms In
Southwest Missouri. The Atlantic \ Pacific
Railroad Company offers 1900, 600 acres Of land
in Central and Southwest Missouri, at from IS
to$is per acre, on seven years. time, with free
transportation from st. Louis to all purchas-
crs. Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealtht
schools, churches, and lava abiding society in
vito cmgrantS from all points to this land OF
fruits and flowers. For particulars address A.
Tuck, Land Commissioner, st. Louis, Mo. LILY
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Additional Locals.

The advertisements in this weeks
paper have crowded out almost ev-
erything else.
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A TTACHMENT NOTICE.

Il IN
Martha Rcdfearn, Plaintiff, Before A.. N.
Cozad, j. =. OF
against }Rlchland Tp.,
Ninton Coun-
Hugh Lockard, Defendant. ty, Ohio.
On the 18th day of November, A. d. 1873,
said Justice issued an order of attachment In
set for further hearing on the Both day Of Dc
cember, A. ID. 1873, at 10 o'clock A. N.
n46-3t. Plaintif.
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New Advertisements.

KUAINT, KUEER AND KURIoU
Is the valuable book we give TO all. Full of
facts, figures and fun. o. pages. 90 pictures
Mailed for two stamps. Address &.
BLACKIE n Co, TAG Broadway, N. Y. At.
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To the Sufiering.-The Rev. VIM. II. Nor
ton, while residing in Brazil as a Missionary,
discovered in that land of medicines remedy
for Consumption. Scrofula, Sore Throat,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and Nervous Weak
ness. This remedy has cured myself after all
other medicines had failed.
Wishing to benefit the suffering, will send
the recipe forpreparing and using this rem
edy, to all who desire it, Free of Charge.
Please send an envelope with your name
and address on it. Address,
Rev. WM. III. NORTON,
67G Broadway. New York City
March 10, 1S13-v7,n10.
For Fine Perfumery, 80 to sisson's Drug
Store.
For Pure Drugs and Medicines, go to Sis
sons,
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For Ayers Medicines, go to G. w. sisson's

The Best Place.-Thc choicest lot of Gro
ceries, Qucensware, Glassware, Notions, &C.,
can be had at Davis Duncan's Store, in Ia
lcsk, ut all times.
Corn, oats, potatoes and produce of every
description taken in exchange for goods, at
his store. In connection with his store he has
Saddle and Harness Shop, and will repair
anything in that line on short notice and at
low hSurCs. Go and see him If
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THE ONLY KNOWN MEDICINE
lat AT THE SANE TINE


Puroe,, Puriaes, and Strengthens the Systom.
DR.. Tutt's Pills are composed ofmany in
gradients, Prominent among them are Sarsa-
parilla and and Wild Cherry, so united as to
act together; the one, through Its admixture
with other substances, purifying and purg-
ing; while the other Is strengthening the sys-
TEN. Thus these pills are at the same time
tonic and cathartic, u desideratum long
sought for by medical men, but never before
discovered. In other words, they do the work
of two medicine and do IL much better than
any two we know OF, for they remove nothing
from the system but impurities, 80 that while
they purge they also strengthen and hence
they cause no debility and are followed by no
Reaction.
DIR. TUTT's PILLS have wonderful inilu-
ence on the blood. They not only purify with
out weakening IL, but they remove all nox-
ious particles from the chyle before IL Is con-
yerted into fluid and thus makes impure
blood an utter impossibility. AS there Is no
dobilitation, so there is no nausea or sickness
attending the opperation of this most excel
lent medicine, which never strains or tortures
the digestive organs, but causes them TO work
In perfectly manner hence persons taxing
them do not become pale and emaciated, but
ON the contrary, while all impurities are be-
ing removed the combined action OF tho Sar-
saparclia and Wild Cherry puri1cs and inyig-
crates the body,a q robust state OF health ib
the result Of their united action,
Price 20 cts. u box Sold by oil Druggists.
Depot 4s C0rtlandt ST., New Xork. at.
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DR.. N. J. Bowers, Dentist, Macarthur, o
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The PUREsT AND SWEETEST COD LIVER OIL
Is Hazard & Caswell's, made on the sea shore,
from fresh, selected livers, by CAswELL, ,HAZ-
ARD Co., New York. 1t Is absolutely pure
and S'ceet. Patients who never once taken it
prefer it to all others. Physicians have deci-
dcd it supcrio5to any of tho other oils in the
market. 4t.
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The highest Medical Auth critics of Eu,
rope say the strongest Tonic, Purifier and
Deohstruent known to the medical world
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They prepared and guarantee give satisfaction make
children happy than other House. because
they make them comfortable for less money n43
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For Pure Drugs and Medicines, so to Sis
sons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-27

physical as well as for spiritual blessings
Hence be would not hastily denounce Profess
sor Tyndall idea of testing it. We should try
if our prayers are of any service, and we are
enjoined to prove all things. But prayer is not
and cannot be peremptory, but conditional.
And there is efficacy in prayer when God's
will is not known.
One would hardly have supposed that selfish
ness has right side and wrong side but,
after reading Mr.. Beecher's sermon, we pre-
sumo very few will refuse to admit that it has a
right side as well as wrong side. The right
side of selfshness is presented when we love
our neighbors as ourselves and when we love
ourselves for the good that we may do and be
to others.
Gospel archery that is the mode and
manner of using as well as the instruments
used in carrying conviction to sinful hearts
These weapons, according to Mr.. Tamage,
consist of ga bow made out of the wood OF a
cross, and sharp, straight arrow, feathered
from the wing of dove of Gods Spirit ;"
As far as Mr.. T.. could calculate, this weapon
has brought down about seventy-five millions
of souls. If it strikes a man in the head it
kills his scepticism if in the heel it turns
his step, and if in the heart it conquers.
Mrs. Celia Burleigh hit off the sensational
lists Of the day very cleverly, and rebuked that
spirit of indifference which takes more account
of the preacher figure and fashion and habili-
ments than of the truths which he pfesents
Dr.. Wild illustrated the educating powers of
Christianity, and paid compliment to Pro-
lessor Tyndall, whom he placed in contrast
with Mr.. Froude. DIR. Tiffany, of Washington,
pointed ont some directions in which Christ
is now reigning in the world-in literature,
civilization and religion.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

VICE President Colfax has reappeared In wash
ington
Judge Isaac Sharp. Of Kansas Is at the st. Nicho-
las Hotel.
General A. M. stewart, OF st. Louis, Is at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
The Earl OF Onaly is making an lawfully Jolly"
tour OF the Holy Land.
Mr.. John M. Bellew, the English reader, Is the
guest Of Archbishop McCloskey.
Mr. II. Holton member OF Parliament for Mon
treal ia at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel Mcclure, OF the United States Army, has
quarters at the Grand Central Hotel.
Ex-Governor L. p. Langford of Montana, yester.
day arrived at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
secretary OF state Henry q. Kelsey. OF New
Jersey, Is stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
Bass the beer brewer man, il to be made
baronet- This will be bitter draught for some OF
the peers.
James L. Orr, appointed Minister to Russia was
the guest OF Secretary Fish yesterday and leaves
for st. Petersburg on Wednesday next.
Charles Hale, alter retiring from his position as
Assistant Secretary OF State will resume his resi-
dence In Boston. He was only 'subbingr for Ban
croft Davis as Assistant Secretary
Colonel Jack Brown, '.for reasons best known to
h,mself.n withdraws from his attempt to contest
the election Of General Philip Cook to seat In the
Forty-third Congress rom the Ihlrd congressional
| district Of Georgia.
NJ Louis Blanc supports the government OF NJ
Thiers only TO prevent anarchy. He dslikes the
| Presidential institution and hopes that the pres
| ant government may calmly. II slowly, be merged
| INTO more republican form.
The French papers announced lately as news
| from New York:-"M Stock has been found guilty
| OF the murder OF NJ. Fish" The Paris Figaro pro-
| ceeds thereupon to joke on the subject OF STOCK
| fish. The cable people have much to answer for.
Monroe county, Ca, boasts OF negro woman
vet hale and hearty and not over middle-age-who
Il the mother OF thirty three chdren-three by her
nrst and thirty by her second marriage. This latter
matter might be called doubling on the fifteenth
| amendment.
The Hartford Courant regards the appointment
Of Bancroft Davis az Assistant Secretary OF State
ga fitting recognition of his services In the Genevs
arbitration Inssmuch as Mr.. Davis occupied the
position before he went to Geneva, we do not sec
where the particular "ntness" comes In.
Sir Arthur Helps, In an address before a school o
science and art, expressed the opinion that inten
tIonal lying does not quarter as much harm a.
inaccuracy. He noticed the charge against womcr
OF general neglect Of accuracy, and thinks NOR,
general study OF practical art and science will hell
that deficiency. Nice distinctions.
slgnor Negri, sergeant IN the Italian army, la
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been notified by the Minister of Foreign Arfsirs
that he has been bequeathed $40 90 900 by uncle
lately deceased In Lima Peru. The 'better DO
born lucky than rich" proverb Is again in use in
his military district and the Sergeants cool recep
ton OF the tidings Ii the theme Of universal COM
ment."
The London Pan MaH Gazette man feels "chok-
Ing I'm the throat anu a sunusion Of the eye" re-
sulting from the message of goodwill toward the
British soldiers confided to Miss Emily Faithful by
the inmates OF the Soldiers Home at Milwaukee.
He infers that arbitration is accepted as bridge
hostility, and that hereafter everything will
be "lovely.r
Mr.. Gladstone ~ represented by the London
Standard to have his Ministers in just such situa-
tions as they are unified for, thus following the
example of the tyranncal King OF Persia, VINO
chose for each OF his six wife other than the
maiden the young man loved. This policy Of ''put-
ting round men into square hoes," the journal
predicts, must bring the Ministry to disaster.
Wish father to thought
Mr.. Paul Bert, French psychologist, has sue
cceded In making an artificial pair Of Siamese
twins by joining two young white rats. He cut
away strip OF skin from each, scwed the two to-
gether by the edges OF the wounds and nature
united them by the healing process They were
not amiable toward each other, therefore he killed
like superior being to make similar experiments
on his own body.
William Garrison, OF Selby England, has great
wish for smallpox to come into his family in the
natural way and just often as 1t pleases. He has
just been fined by the magistrates in the sum OF
GO for refusing to have his three children vacci-
mated, and for Regecting to produce them before
the Bench. The solicitor who appeared for the de-
PENDANT said that his client had already paid more
than $50 in fines and costs for c0nsccntously re-
flsing to conform to the Vaccination oct. He Is
evidently pltted against the law.
The family Of NJ. Paul Ceresole, who has Just been
elected President Of the Swiss Confederation, is
the subject OF anecdote told by M. Theirs in his
"Consulat ct Empire" The first Napoleon, while
alone one day, on his way to Potsdam, went into
shooting box In forest to escape q
storm. He was piqued at being recognized
by one OF several ladies whom he found there.
Having been informed by Nine. CeresOle that her
husband had been killed in his service and that
she was In poor circumstance, Napoleon promised
to provide for her and her The latter he sent
to military college, but young Ceresolc, not being
OF martial mind left there. He went to Switzer-
land. became pastor, married and had seven
children, OF whom the new President Of the Con-
federation is one.
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In another column of the HERALD we pub
lsh an interview with the champion old man
of the United States 1t will be found refresh
ing to read. In the believers in the ''good
old times it will waken up host of recollec-
tions that are only regularly called forth on
the Fourth of July; to those whose sadly
shaken faith in humanity nowadays has led
will be an evidence that some innocence re-
mains, although it is one hundred and fifteen
years old; to those who oppose the suppress
sion of whiskey and tobacco it will prove
valuable argument as the old man has used
the articles for a century. George LIE Barre,
the venerable individual in question, has
shaken hands with Washington, has seen
Lafayette and gallant General Sullivan, and
was considered tory in Revolutionary days.
He was too old for the service in 1872, and
was not expected to volunteer in the late civil
war. Old men of his age or thereabouts are
pleasant subjects for ingenious minds When
he tells the HERALD man that he remembers
his grandfather, who was French Hugue-
not relating how he saw Louis XIV.
at Sevres, we are carried back so
far that we must take breath before
contemplating the immense sweep Of sugges-
tiveness in the long interval of time between
then and now. Perhaps the most refreshing
part of the interview is that wherein COM
parison between swindling before the Revolu-
ton and in the present day is indicated. The
pious Pennies of early times like pious Con-
gressmen of to-day, had way all their own
of absorbing their neighbors' lands. The
Indians would allow them as much land as
they could walk over without giving up"
The Quakers accordingly hired a champion
walkist named Ned Marshall, who could walk
in hundred miles at stretch. The Indians
resented this pious fraud. They took walk
and massacred everybody within reach to make
matters even Old George thought this walk
ing business wonderful instance of smartness,
but when informed Of the walking powers of
such men as Hoax Ames Sim Cameron and
others he felt ashamed Of the mean proper
tons of Ned NIarshalls fraud. Old George
may not survive many years longer he will
now, however, pass into eternity with re-
duced estimate Of the days when he was boy
and George Washington was still drawing
morals from his little Ratchet
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FOREIGN ART NOTES.

1t is proposed to hold an art exhibition In Bombay
during February.
The Japanese intend to hold national exhibition
next year at JeddO.
The "Place' Of Michael Angelo. in Florence. Is to
contain monument to that immortal artist.
Haywood Hardy Is preparing picture ten feet
by eight, representing combat OF life-size lions.
monument to Henri Regnault and his COM
rades is to be placed In the COur du Murier, IN the
Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris.
The monument to Ingres recently uncovered In
the vestbule Of the Ecole des Beaux Arts Paris is
from the plans Of Felix Duban.
'The Battle OF Waterloo by the late George
Jones, r. A., has lately been added to the Royal
Scottish Academy.
new art gallery has been opened In Bedford
street, COvent Garden. The collection Is one OF
pictures, ancient and modern.
The festival held In Milan recently. in commence
ration OF Leonardo da vinci has itself been com.
memorated in q folio entitled 'Saggo vincianon
by the Cavalieri Mongeri.
1ns English a.. art perodica,: are Vigorously Ia,
been allowed to be purchased for the New York
The additions recently made to the National por-
trait Gallery, London, are referred to as numerous
and interesting, representing the art oil different
ChevaIier PM, keeper OF prints and drawings in
the Gallery OF Florence is publishing selection OF
photographed Jdc-s,ntles OF manuscripts OF the old
masters from original documents.
Six OF the abest young artists OF Florence have
banded together to extnguish toutlng. Mr..
Spranger. an Englishman, and SignOri Vineer and
Cont are among the movers.
Three Belgian artists-Alma Tadema, f. Scamp
ner and j. Franck--have, It Is sad received the
medal of the Golden Heart rom the Emperor OF
Germany.
At the Winter exhibition OF the Society OF British
Artists Suffolk street, London, 6s2 pictures lin
said to he many examples or great merit among
the landscapes, marine. architectural and local
views.
Lord Londesborough has promised some armor
to the South KensingtOn Museum. Among new
acquain tances there are some beautiful Indian
mail, sent by the MOhammedan Chinese government
of Momeim some German work OF the sixteenth.
seventeenth and eighteenth centuries; wood
carving, dated 1890; collar belonging to Sir Rich
ard Wallace and reproductions OF fresc0es on the
walls of the palace eli Tfberius at Rome.
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HAVANA MARKETS

HkvANA, Jan. Is, la'A
Sugar auet owing IN bad weather the receipts havo
scaty rchaEts refuse to purchase owing "
the high demands hoders Nos 10 to IL Dutch stand.
ard IO% liz reals per arrobe; Nos. ID to 20 Dutch
standard I21s 49, reals moasses sugar. S< 10 reals
for Nos 10; Muscovado sugar inferior to common
9it reals; fair good refining "a 0z rcas; grocery
grades liz II reals Sugar at Havana and Matanzas-
Stock In warehouse 65 900 boxes and 900 hhds re-
CENTS OF the week q 500 boxes and 1000 hhds exports
during the week, $500 boxes and $50 hhds, air
10 the United States Moasses 1rm clayed, ga reals
per key; muscovado, 81 reals Bacon quiet AZ ZIG ~
Der cwt Butter buoyant supe rior American, SO 81.
Goshen S35 $50 per quntal. Flour frmer, AZ $f9
SS so per Dbl Hams rcan cured, At $2f 30
per aulnaL Lard frrner In kegs eH Sl7 ID: in tins.
&2i 81 500 30 per quintal Potatoes active quoted at
81 a Sc 20 per bbl Taow firm, at $l4 80 per quntai
81 ias per arrOss honey fmer, At ~ reals ps.
tins g 81 reals per gallon Naval stores in Demand
pine $50 SIS per Empty hCssheass ea9yAnt ia, At
sugar Il hossheaas IS as real: molsssss hosshsss
2 reals IIoopslong shaved firm At $50 300 per NJ
short shaved suie, and weak Freig6s quiet per boy
Of CUBA The United States sl per hos;heaa Of
81 90; hogshead q sugar from Other ports on the
head Of meIasses, DO, s. s. rs Exchsnge Arm; ON
MUM sixty days. geld 2s,s Y premium; short sight
2y. 29s6 premium on London, 4Os a ~ premium; Ola
Pais 2,t, "a premium Spanish gold, Y premium