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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-04-30
ADVERTISE.
Advertising will gain new customers,
Advertising will keep old customers,
Advertising liberally always pays,
B. Advertising makes success easy,
Advertising begets confidence,
Advertising shows energy,
Advertising showspluck,
Advertising means'biz,'
Advertise or "bust,"
Advertise long, "'~
9u Advertise W ell |, io
10 A DIVER ise
NOW. ,t

Every merchant. manufacturer
or business man Who has become
prominently rich, has made his
fortune by judiciOus advertising
No exception TO this rule can be
cited! Stevart, The Prince of
Merchants, sOhen a poor man, sCas
driven 10 advertising, as a last
resort, to get has stock turned into
money so as TO meet note. Ar
guing from this that If IL s0as
good for him IN adverSity, hp
could make IL still better IN pros
perity, he became Il persistent ad
vertiser, and thus gained his co.
loSsal fortune.
Some merchants say it is not worth
while co advertise; for no person reads
advertisements; yet every merchant in
this county will read this ADVERTISE
ment, and if he is wise he will profit
by its suggestion, il he has anything to
offer worth advertising How much
more then will those read them who
are not so largely supplied W tn read
ing matter, are at leisure in the even>
ing, and must depend ON their paper for
their local news, the most Important
item of which is where they can find
just what they want when they come to
town to make their purchases. you
stock is so old, rusty, dusty and out of
style that it is worthless, or il it is run
down so that you have nothing left that
people would W mt, it is not worth
while for you to advertise. But if it is
new, fresh and sparkling, up to the
times, and such as the people want,
don't hide them, but publish to the
world that yOu have &em, and want
to sell them at fair pricN
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People who take the Tim es
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Money.
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The most popular family newspaper, OF a
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ment full Of practical informatiOni while its
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\ Wrong Custom Corrected.

N WIOuS Ou5OVhh OOhANNNS'
1t is quite generally the custom
to take strong liver stimulants
for the cure Of liver complaint,
and both the mineral and vege-
table kingdoms have been dill
gently searched to procure the
most drastic and poisonous pur.
gatives, ..in order to produce a
powerful. EFFECT upon the liver,
and arouse the tagging and en-
feebled orgsn. This system Of
treatment is on the same princi.
pie as that Of giving a weak and
debilitated man large portions OF
brandy to enable him to do a Ger.
tain amount Of work. When the
stimulant is withheld, the organ
like 1.-THE system, gradually re-
lapses into more torpid or slug
gish and weakened condition than
before. What. then is wanted?
Medicines, that, while they cause
the bile to flow freely from the
liver as that organ is toned into
action, will not overwork and thus
debilitate it, but will, when their
use is discontinued, leave the liv-
er strengthened and healthy.
WORKS WONDERS.
BRRoES, Gsnesee Co., N. Y, March %, 1871.
DR.. R. V. PIERCE! Dear SIR
Your treatment in my case has
been quite successful and salts
factory, and for which l desire to
express my gratitude l have
been troubled with a disordered
liver and catarrh and general
weakness for a good many years,
and was failing slowly all the
time, and last August | called on
you and got some Of your Col
den Medical Discovery and Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, and one
Of your Nasal Injectors, and
since that time I have been i'm
proving and am now better than
l have been in years, not having
had the sick headache in months,
which / used to have to average
once o week, the Golden Medical
Discovery being the principal
medicine used. II has worked
wonders in my case, and I reco-
mend it to those similarly afflict.
ed. Let me express gratitude to
you for such invsluble services.
Truly and gratefully yours,
WIN. F. CRITTENDEN.
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ny called at a Pittsburg book
store the other morning tor a
deck of them new posted
keards; double-headers.
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A San Francisco paper keeps
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columns for an earthquake de-
partment.
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SINCE the hard times struck
Nevada they have raised the
price Of killing Cinnamon to
seven dollars.
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EPATRoNs OF Hus sANDRY.

This new organization Of the farmers will
ind in the Times friend to the objects
sought TO be secured by them, and in Its col
umns the more important doings OF the
"Granges."
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A MINNESOTA editor has been
astonished by a bean eleven
inches long.
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ENGAGING photographer -
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Think of i'm!
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We will send the Record and the
Cincinnati Gazette to subscribers one
year for 1926.
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giyes careful attention to making cops
les OF other pictures. Pictures may be
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M. q G. k.R. TIME TABLE.


On and afler Sunday, Nov. 2, 1873, trans
will run as follows: Nos. 3, 4, and, 8
run daily; II other trains daily, Sun lays ex-
aAnfad
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FARMERS should not fail - ex
anime the patent farm gate TO-
which George W. Brunton, Nc
Arthur, is the agent in this ar
Jackson county 1t is the be-
and cheapest gate ever desigpe
for a farm, costing ffty per cen
less than he old fashioned gat,
and IS more durable, for it ca
not sag. Examine it when y0l
are in Macarthur.
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Notice 70 the Attic ed and Unfortunate.

Before applying the Notorious quseks who adtertise
public paperor using any quack remedies peruse Or.
Bals work no matter Jour diseass or hou dspor
able your condition.
DR.. Butts occupies . doubls house OF twenty seven
rems sndorssd By some the most celebrated medi.
professors this country and Europe and can be con-
suied personally By mall the diseases mentioned Ia
Bis works. once and parors, No. II N Eighth street
between Market and Chesnat, 3d. Louis, No.
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a BULLET, a string and a pis-
tol are the dental instruments
q New Haven man uses.
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THE- SUN.
WEEKLY, sEMI-wEEKLY AND DAILY.

THE WEEKLY sun ~ too widely known
| TO require any extended recommended on;
Int the reasons which have already given 10
6fty thousand subscribers, and which will,
we hope, give II many thousands more, are
| briefly Ss follows
itis a fir, t-rate newspaper. All the news Of
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| unimportsnt, AT full length when Of moment.
ana always presented in q clear, ineligible,
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tanning and instructive reading OF every kind,
but containing nothing that can offend the
most delicate and scrupulous taste.
Ills first story paper. The best tales
and romances Of current literature are care
fully selected and egbly printed IN iis pages.
ltis q hr"t>rate ASrlculturll N paper. The
most fresh and instructive articles on "gri-
culturL topics regularly appear IN this de-
partment.
II is an Independent political paper, belong.
ing to nc party and wearing no cellar II fights
for principle and the election OF the best men
10 Office IL especially deyOtes lis energies to
the exposure of the great corruptons that
now weaken aud disgrace ouI country, and
threaten 10 undermine republican institutions
altogether. II has notear OF knaVes, and asks
no hvors other supporters.
II reports the fashions for the ladies and The
markets for the men. especially the cattle~
markets. to which 4 pays particular attention.
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cOnnt Of 90 per cent. tn eluhs OF 10 or over.
THE DAILY SUN.-A large four page
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zALEsKI FREIGHT.

The zaleski Freight going east leaves
Chilleothe al 80 a. mi RaysVille ] Isl Rich.
land Furnace, 7 65; Hamden, arrive s as
depart 8 IS; Macarthur, Q l6; Vinton, 10 6Si
Zaieski II rs. Going west-ZalesRi, 2 OOp.m.;
Vinton 2 ~, McAlthLr 2 65; Hamden, arrive
, 2O-depArt IS; Richland Furnace 4 TO-
Rayanlle, 4 as; Chillicothe, 6 25.
fne FAST STOCK, with regular pa. serger
car attached, leaves Athens at lisp. NJ, CON
Meeting with the z. v. II. r., Hope 3 %, In
leaki { ~, Vinton 4 20, Macarthur 81, Ham.
den s 10, RIchland s 80, Chillcothe 90.
Trans on the PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
will leave Hamden at 7 IS am. and IS p m.
arriving at Portsmouth at 10 20 a m. and 46p.
m. Returnlng trains will leave Portsmouth at
8 90 a. m, and 2 90 p. m, arriving at Ham
den at II 90 a. m. and O5 p. m,
Trans connect q: Loveland for all points on
TIE Llttle Miami Railroad, and at the Indianap:
oils and Cincinnati Railroad Jnncti n for all
points West; atAthens, with the Columbus
/ n. v. r. R., at Parkersburg, with the b.
o. n. r. W. w. PEABODY,
General Superintendent.
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NO. 8 AND 4 will stop at G. s. Junction
Loveland, Greenfield, Chillicothe, Hamden,
Athens, and SCOTS Landing only. nos.
AND Q will stop al G. .. Junction, Madison
vile Veland. Greenfield, Chillcothe. Ham
den AIhenl and Scotts Landing only. NOS.
4 AND q will make all stops
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john GROSSIUS'PATEN7

IIis cleqnly, itis econ omical; Il is health>
iul. IL keeps up a perfect circulation OF air,
warming ali parts Of the room alike. II took
the frat premium over all competitors at the
Vienna Exposition. Crcula 3 and pamphlets
,ontalning engravlngs and iulipaTticulars inr
.nlshed on application, or one OF the stoves
may be seen in operation at my store You
are invited to call, and see for yourselves. T.
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JOHN KELLHOFER
No. 8, Main st.,
."7 qJ O. iuu.-. B
Chillicothe, Ohio,

Sole agent for Vnton and Ross counties, and
dealer IN all The most approved Cooking and
eating Stoves, House FuToshlng Goo1s,
and man ufacturer Of all kinos of Tin, Sheet
Iron and Copper Ware. Orders from the
country for Spouting, Footing, ETC., will al.
ways receive immediate attention.
lldecl8T3 f.'
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ExfsRIEscs will teach any man that
i is advantageous to patronize those
Who advertise in nswspapsrs oof bsig
, 1874-06-17
WALL STlSEET.
E4lflstro OF nm Old IsnulStnE-A1ousc-
Counterfeit u0ud1 Misunderstanding
r41Av in tim Htssf.le EXCHANGE.

Etltlstro OF nn Old Hsnul1tng-a1ousc-
Counterfeit u0utla Misunderstanding
Duy i'll tho Stock Exchange.
Spectai Dspatch to 1ha Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Juno 1G.-Wall street has boon ex-
tromo}y dull for several weols. mud it was be-
lieyod that it had aottlcl down for it's summer
siesta, but to-day there were d series Of Bcnsa-
tionB. Soon aftor the opening OF the Stock
Exchange, Turner Dros., OF NasBau street, an
old a!d conservative banking-tir1n, sent III no.
tico tint thoy were compelled to announce their
suspension, but hoped to be Ablo to roaumo IN a
short time. 1lcnbors Of thu firm say their fail-
uro waa aue to tue large. advances which
thoy hayo mado III aid OF railroads.
specific cauao ii thoir largo advancement
on, and endorsement Of, tho paper Of the In
disnapolls, Bloomington & Western Railroad.
The firm Furnished money to help on the roads
saneea noay II Tha road ees sond MD
respond, and hence the failuro.. Tia history Of
the firm IL good i: Several brothers begun busl-
neaa IN 1914, trating cautiously in forosgn prlntH
and iiqnora. They. prospered, and at length
was then merged into tho banking buaness
They dealt largely with railroads. and inyaribly
With sucocBs until this Init ulfortunats yonture.
4 counterfeit OF aorleH "G" Of the Central
paciAo kuilroRd Conlpany'a bonds waH prosecuted
at tho otl!ca oil Nasanu street to-day. FISK i
Hatch, fiscal agents of tho road, wore lnforalod
aud thoy sent notice 10 tho Stock Excnauge, ro:
]ating tho affair, aud suggesting that holdors Of
bonds OF Barics 4 q " present them for nspec-
tiou At tho Conpany'a office. Ouy few Of tho
counterrots hayo been discovered. bnt 1t III be-
loved thero more in existence. Tho loreeres
are supposed to havo conc from Germany.
ThesG oecurroliceB created intonHo excltenont
On tho Stock Exchange, which, combined with
the nttaok Of tho beara. sent nricos doTn from
to por cont Wabash foil from 33l4 to a916 !
Northwestern from 80 to O7M; Lake Shore
from 7lt1 to 80S<. aud tho rest dropped q tsae-
, 1874-06-17

tho nev. Walter Ayrault, D. D.. 1loctor Of 81.
lanl'a Church.. Cllcnnhgo County, N y; tho
Hoy. John Vaughn Lown, D. D., Hector Of st.
Johns Church, Washington, ?: e.; tho 10y.
Stsses useys fNSF5y' r. D. d. Rector of Trinity Church,
No definite information can ho obtained
~ 70 who Will m ho nominated by oithor
Of tho factions. Tho Do Kovon party are,
inclined to support either Ayra,u1t Or Lows
adheronts, II ho sticks to hin prcaont puruoHo Of
not running, will probably cast thoIr yotoB for
Lewia. Ono thtngis cortatn,
THERE VIII, he NO cobtrnoat1SE ON DE KOyEN.
Flo In irrctrio7ably benton and it Is very doubt
takes up tho ratter Of election. Thore th much
speculation tonight, but It Is sllpcr1nttvely In
dehnite; Tho fact Is no ono knows exactly what
will bo uono, or whos0 chances nro tito best. a
feeling is gaining strength that
TRAP WILL III SPRUNG,
and that somo hitherto untnontionod man from
another State will DO put in nomination. Tho
1oalng clergy have hold sovoral conferences.
but thoy aru divided. If thoy could rettle upon
aomo ono othor than Do Koyen tho majority Of
the laity, who really hold tho balance OF powor
now, would be conoiliatcd, aud tho controversy
apoodily endcd.
oAucusEs.
Both tho factions held cauousos tonight at
private residences At tho ansi-De koven one
tho attendance MAS very large, thero belng Il
minority Of tho delegates to the Comet, present.
Tlor choice WIS unanimously DR.. kompnr, Il
son of Bishop Hamper, tho prclnccseor of
nishoP Armtago, aud Professor IN Tho Theo-
doubtcdly tho coming Bishop, II ho will
consent to DO a cand1ato. lle stoadfastty do
Glued while tho chances Of Lis election wero
doubtful, but, now TINT 1t III a certainty, 1t fs
believed ho will yield to tho importunitioa OF hfs
friends.
Tho caucus Of tho De Kovcnites 1asted until
nonrly IL o'clock. Do Kovon htm1clf WIZ present
, 1874-06-17
TIdE PACIFIC RAILROADS.

Point OF Junction Finally Decided.
aptriai Dispatch to The Chieaqo Tribuuc.
NEW YonK, June lG.-Suney Dillon, President
hia tour Of inspection over tho roat IIc reports
TINT everything iB working enthusiastically. Among
otLsr roaults Of his trip il the settling OF tho much
ye1ed question Of tie poiut OF Junction Of tic
Union and Central Pacific Railroads. Ho de-
cided to tho satisfaction OF Gil concerned, that
tho point Of junction was at Ogden, Utul. Brig
ham Young, who has taken nl.lch iutoroBt in tile
enterprise has given 1873 acres Of lind in Ogden
for dopots aud other buildings for the Union and
Southern Utah Raiiroalg, ail Of which moot
tAoro,
, 1874-06-17
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.


Speetal DfspatcA to Tie Chfeaao 19ib"ns.
NEW Yonx, june 1G.-1Idwa1d Cunningham, OF
Dostou, connected wilh tho China house ot lsua-
soi T. Co., u,d W. WotAoro Olytcr, OF London,
arc IN this city for tho purpose Of eilectfag
arrangements whereby tioro will be ILL
orepaed Steamship aeavico between
the Pacific coast and china. Their
company already established, IL known RI
tie Ollina 1lanB-pactlc 4toulnsllp Company,
. and has capital account Of 5d00, 900. Tho Oh
jout Of tho Company IL to run steamers hotwaon
Ch!na aud Jal,a,, aud tho Pacific coast. It IL
also proposed to establish IL branch llno botwoon
Yokohama and the Intermediate ports in Jal'als,
to moot tho arrivals mud departures OF yoH-
sols OF tho main limo. As trado inl-
proves. It is propoaod to form connection,
with otllor ports on tho. coaht Of
China a1ld Japan. AlcsstA. Crydor and Gun
uipgllan aro loro FOR the purpose Of negotiating
witl. tic Uniou and Central pacltic lsaroats.
rno proposition they mako III that aAoh Of tlUse
Oou,pates shall tako s101,UoO ct. thu ntook
oi tho Steamship Company, end TINT re-
cprocal bnsinoss arrangements shall bo
ontorel into. Among these. tho latter
Company III to perform regular selai-
monthly mail service hotwoon tho East
and Har Francisco. Collis L. Huntington, PEes'
.tlsnt Of the Central pacino nailroad Company,
says that he sagards tho onto,l,rlao fayorably.
and adda that, whlle hin COMPANY haa maAo ~
, 1874-06-17
Report CT tho Congressional lnycs-
tigatiug Committee.
The Charges Of the Memorialists
Fully Sustained,
Recommendation that the Present Gov
crument be Cleaned Out.
No Word Of Encouragement for shep-
hord and His Associates.
a SUMMING UP.

a SUMMING UP.
Speeta! Disiatch TO Ihd Chfcaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON, .. c.. juno 10.-Tlo report Of
tho District Investigating Committee was sub
mittod today to both 1Iousos. It IL exceedingly
concise, anl makes pamphlet Of twenty-nno
cosoIy-printed pagos. Tile tinlo In which 1t
may bo acted upon is so short TINT tho Com
lnitloe were worry much hurried, and were, III
consequence, unable to 70 into detail. They
covor tho main points, however, summing up
torse]y their conclusions In briof. They tlnd
TINT in all lmpo,tan particulars
THE CHANGES on THE MENonlALlsTs AAE BUS
TANNED
by tho Testimony. Their verdict is recorded in
temperate language Ms becomes conacentlouB
Judges sworn to tlo oqunl oiltl exact Justice md
while tEoy condomn. without pallati0n, they do
not abuAo or uBo harsh words, or in my other
way permit their foolings to naEo them ovorstop
Of individuals by nat.o. Tho cool moderation Of
tho Committee only odds to tho severity and
forco Of their vorufct Of
GUILTY On EVERY COUNT.
In their Indictment shoy recommend the nboll-
tion Of tho Executive, tho Secretary Of tho DiE-
tries, tho Legislative Assembly, tho Board Of
Public Works, anl tho olco OF Delegate In Con-
l5ross, TINS sweeping away tho whole corrupt
brood. Thoy leave nothing unsnit. Thor COM
mont is cloaii-cnt n1d all-comprohcnslve. This
rppoara to be the general fcclug llozo to-day
with regard to tho REPORT, and 1t il hollovol tint
the bill tAoy bring in will pasH with but llttlo de-
Gate. TAoro iB su!lse slight
a,lssA11BFAcT1oN AaioSd CITIZENS OF TIE DISTINCT,
who feel deeply indignant at tho treatment
t.ioy have received ut tho hands Of tho ring.
They caunotundcrstand why it is that tho Judge
on tho Bench does notBlaro the hot, intemperxto
wrath OF tho prosecuting witnoaH Htlarsing uuslcr
Il aonao Of bis wrongs tlloy feel that there is
]as1 Of hard words and vehement .charaotoriza-
tim, which tlley will appreciate aftor while AZ
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