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SUIT AGAINST THE WABASH,

LArAYErrE, Ind, Nov, 23.-Lew[s Shiyc.
", q resident Of Attica, Fountain county.
shall l.aye completed tho Ironing OF tue now
tow.path road now being constructed b.
tween Covlngton and Atttca. and which II is
proposed to extend eventually along tue
cannl tow-path tn Icrro Iiaute. Mr. Shlycly
owns lands al]oinin.; tho old State DITCH, aud
ho eialMS TINT, as said lands wero Intended
for the sole use OF tho Catlai Company, tAg
, 1880-11-29

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2a.-Ady!ces from Texas
say Daniel 1lalc, u. X. Trlpp -. F, Deunett,
President, Vico-l'resiuunt, and Secretary Of
the Chlcngo, Tcxns s. Mexican Railroad, a,ltl
soye,. members Of tlie Directory ot the roalt,
held Il meeting ut Dallas yesterday, Iat which
arrangements Wcfo perfected for tho rapid
construction Ut tho line. U0l1As will be lilo
Headquarters for rexna.
, 1880-11-29

GENERAL NEWS.


Mns. Storr.s,nno:;s Is Mt the phciilc.
(;Es,1,NE i. KNIGHT n Mt tho 'ErIsn0nt.
: H. ST., Nr1,,,,Cl1, nf Cltunwa, la, II attho
rac,tc.
Junor c. G. cohEr, Of pes Moincs, H.. Is nt
the lulnier.
runsr.tt-si,1dous rafty nro domleilcd Mt tho
fremont. .
DIR. .1ons l.. KEN, Of Now Yor;t, Is guest Of
the Tre1lant.
EMtt sr,nESnrna. OF Now York, ls II guest Of
tito Sherman.
A.i,. Annhrrt rr.Arr, of Jursoy CIty, n. j., Is
At tile shcrn.u.
VS.. rowEv, nj tho Wichita (isnn.> Occidental.
fs nt tho Shcrn!iln.
II. ". MclAruItRv. wart1cn Of Joliet pcll-
tentiMry, Is At tho 1'nc!Ile.
q. stgnl;n, Paris; George Thobuo nnd II.
Wilton, IIon,lut,, lire Mt the t'nc!f'c.
1sicnAnn II. 1lus7rls Winnipeg. Manitoba, is
ono or tile g,lcSts nf it,u i'nncr.
jacob EuSNEMAcllEl.. proprietor of tho Mil
vntlkeu Ut,utn- tt,,usc. Is ut tho Trentprlt.
STATE SENATOR l]rNny Il. WotEorr. an,i ltcp.
resri,tnsve EtwHt7l Wolcott, VI Denver, i1ru 1t
tho P,lcc.
srEpnEx Z. wAtKss,, the co,trf,ctor for. tho
Nnrtliriyl tAci.'o Railroad, Of Now York; - III
tho Pacific.
j,u,rs,,;r CONWAY, n,, old woman 0n years OF
ayr, was fn,t.ld .leud IN bed Yesterday inHrninE
III tic renr nt No. III Superior street.. Asthlh"
was tho citllse.
ClrAntEs u. rscK. Genera, Manugnr, Charlca
Perry, Trs,s,irer, u iti,,cs Chcf EnYincrr aud
i. W. Mu,tt!A,Ish, General Soltctnr, Of tho Cnl-
cNEo Il Grrnl Truhk lalirols1. aro nj Inc
Palmer.
biz y" sccon,i i IenMre > ii tn V.M 6. 4. sunday
nftcrn.n,,l tH,,trso In Farwcll IlHii Yesterday.
ar Iusfp II
, 1880-11-29
THE CONNOLLY CASE.

" FHH EHWW " jHV IHlt1V30 1ItURHFe
CutcAslD, Nor. .H,.-i ltaIro tn say III rotrae.
tlon t1tt tho statenncnt pub llahcd IN saturdays
issuo of YOUR paper tlult bud been ill-treatetl,
AGtlsel. ur "brutMlly bcnten" by my son, ~
ci,lrKctl by n, is positively fntsv unu calulnnI-
aus. hc bc!nH wholly Innocent pt Ally auc6 yc,lll-
'aatl.!s aett9ns. Tue 4ntortu,lale Vccurreiru
tn is character will 4iAlu ttlut hAyo no feu-
oilccuua of Frsfurrsny tho cl!arx..
Aflts, Il. CONNOLLY.
, 1880-11-29

htto tllllculsy III getting rid OF tho evil splrts.
rho .hnnutuo,uro Of chnrtrouso IA nnw !" io
ton. Of Frllourg. switzorIand. whnre II consItl-
frnl,Ic pioco OF Iand Itas hnon purchased nca
tho railway.
, 1880-11-29
After the reading Of tho Gospel for tho
AltCitnlsitOr FEElEAE AsCESDEn

' Rn"tker Rks IT. lrbie io pr prop".cd t" so,i. sly
Ing: .Tiio Kingdom or llenvsn is ko 70 Il grain
o. ea Wic IS the sst ic TILT III Of III i secls lit
when il il srnwl lip il is 1rcator han iii ,eri,s
sn sn SfsnS 5 W # s e ,.as , .S ,dsfss S5 e tho f
lila aXpiauatlui t,f tic pnrabu il very simple.
The iSinaiomot iicayon 4 thS fiesusi e tho nSY
est Seeds tut which Hruws to urge trcc} repro
sonss the Christian faift, eatsvnunosl,R pt |
and sprCl.t1!nR thence through tho, who'll
world. "Alltl tho birds Of tho Atr twc!t IN tho
life giving tree, tho seed u which wns planted
IN tho world " Jesus Christ. The yarabu Is !.
Mssdnishi,lg inct IN tho Nlstosy OF tho huinun
rscs, an5 tho most striking proof Of tho divinity
,v"rs ,hn oa cp,ro nsf oxccnt ,1 lin lew Waro
1sss qaysr car pSnt a s s ~ aa n u
to pcrp,t,,nto it. il wns rootul Ii lilo habits ut
tlo people, aastalnci by antiquity md tho laws
Of tae poets md ti,a ysry s.,ncs a;,i pIcs.irss
ri tho p.oplo wcro saiurrnllc,i 70 III uid anI
1nost W "' "1'
,,ss.. sun.. ~ ~. m.S. ',s,n., IT, ...
LOT u ~ umts nM,t"tra nt uat uon'co 'ao "osst
# via i,to n World sici, as this. and to prcach
reEIrion ,,DuosuI TO ths in cvcry rtspect. tint
Christ o,!r i.ord sunt llis Apnstlta sHyit,x, "Uo
mei. 1lsIiiIuniehsd on1V liz their ofsr rlty wuro
ncrs ~ tue ~ wns Iin,y i,npHossbu % wod Il nat
seem. WI: i !sey saceee.'sa II an work, h!,T
nttirsl Tsy saSeesSa ~ 1;a a ,bn u M nsre ,
rai,Inm yvns ni"i Tuown ND mrecna. III
outy ilrousho,,t tho vast territory Of tho
er SSts ss2d III so %" ssa & oaHf q omo Ms
p%n;s A nGt his III tn %s ns, tue fnst @
testupyp ~ pS we rs Chr
~ i'n Ymait",i hny thIs I nr rs,nt. II, H. vry
fntasey, str,,sslt,,r VIII, yeo and errar, 1T tho
salEo ta,n. t9as,g tho pMrest ors'lstX nnia @
snnnistrr - ~" achmos ,s vii nv liz twnnrnnc"
of si,t, 1tltit,c' by pors,nsnn =" al.!,u Sonycst.
hr .s,rics ~ Ir14 ~, vnrIes s,;,I ~
Il tslapsat q ii is ih5sns ;i5 si ,s Gysa's Il .
prsaehei Il Or i, to doctrines % %wc,, tiey m.
ioce Or tho gS ~ wlGh mex eo TO
@ ,ofv w. smn.Gsn ~ w.. 10 nnnosGa ~ 4
sss!sst ss % s@ %Iss' Sfa ~ es'sss li!s S!ssIc!ss 0
thm,o,s' ~ II" ivnn,IIn. ~ tt,n rrlnros nf rio
MES or DISTINGUISHED pluT,t
,P @ s ~ ~ bt1aH , n,cr ,vsua - ,r. u,
sh"id % % s,,o IN Xii, In Mr,l,1I sho aoc,ru.s WITH
thSy tHxh "aa tS so nassss as,s waa 4 10 M roua % to
"a".,.t stH ,G ~ M1, ha sS.s, h.ic ,m
sIn,n|s. niSas,.o @ %sktIiod il tno ,irairs r i thS
w. We,M, ,,.*ft ar ,,,v ~ IL" ,,""na hit @
"r rInrS 'someI essenti" ~ es a,t,cess ' w" NJ"
ss M, semSltner ,sM ,t1.t, st w. sGa sin An2stes
Mi HAM 1S s,rm,,,n,l'y wiz ihn ttorv ~ ~
Mork Mt!t!' 5aey aeS0iil'!ishrsl' iiut y Mas tot
.s,, nH 'ss 9noy .'s t Mt r,1 tmo @ Pcvs ', 70 70
n., Mnn taoy @ M.s' WILL. ,n .nuS , f INV tnuaa ~
,."v slsntt ituIEi,, Iiuof M ~ a" ot,Sf p.,tnf
, 1880-11-29


rITn nATTRnAnS
. -.-
: PENNSYLVANIA 1sA1tN1Nds.
of tho pennsylvania Ra,lroal woro The lar
t,ost orer Enn,v,, fnr a sInrIo mnnth N IVA 7tA
f. f. w.. a,n,t nevor,, ,,o1nr ,,nnc ~
ha ne tIs any arso nereaso @ in tho
hct earnings. whicl, wore still Mt tho maxi.
tnum sIaBYs .ae4 for The ten menths to ,lutc,
rrh, erass oor,,ir1s .Yaro All ty7 ny. n,,crat.
Ihe sioss eH'nseo eae ~, me.n o.,o. a'
Ing expenses, Ssn,VS1,k~: het earnllRS, Sii.-
ia ,007. Tho Enln Is . per cent gross md 70
nat.
,rho ,yoo,orr ,froo oorref, a eurn,,a oycr
nj liabilities for The tho mouth Of s4ioeoo, but
.tlht Is apparently SlIt,oio DcnlHN nv co1Ie-
hardly In dino to n falling nfr in thu trnfIlc,
heavy ns i'm know Tint It tyaY 1nst ycnr. aud
It fn,,sI In ,iucto tI,o very heavy exuo,ses in.
currcd In building nav stations. renewing
bridges. md RELAXING tracks On tic Pan
1lnndlu and Fort WAYNE roads, This gain
for thu month. however. brings tile total
aurplus for tic year M TO s3,ho5. .Es, with
tic prospect tint Tic total for the year will
be over So, 20, 600, which would bp tho Erent-
est surplus ever known OH tho Western lines.
Thu. business Of thu Inst two months,
though tie heaviest eycr done on the Com.
lts net Eain oyof last yonr beyond the figures
for the first eight months OF tho year.
Tho r,hlladelp,ta & Eric not only makes q
better showing than for September, for its
ever known Tor n single month. but 1t makes
q larger gain on the corresponding month of
last year. Tho earnings wure S351, ,oS9 gross
md l4p ssn net and fo5 ten !ci4 mouths syls ooo M
per ccntgros aud tex net, md tue total for tlo
ten months Ii moro thnn enough to meet all
tho fixed chnrzes OF tho Company, condl-
tton Of atfatrs TINT l!as not been known since
tlme it has never In Il single yenr bccn nbig
to meet lts expenBcs aud fixed c',arEes until
now, but thts year 1t will have surplus VT
mon stock.
-
DENVER. WESTERN d PACIFIC.
Articles q ineo5p95ation Of tho ' penyoF S,
viii tho sc"rntsrv ~ Stot., ~ Coiaro,lo
M,th uo oec.et"lY " o.".o " Io!o."o s''.'
,ihe sclemo OF Inc Company rs dlFlaea i'sto
five sections. each ono representing distinct
! n whole howevrr tho undrrtntinp cnnteu-
,,"tns ,'n,v roa,l.ra,,no w % lina fran, Denvcr
pin!es nGW pInAtt-Ea4tH !'ne aioma Ill.,; aaenssl W..
lsctcS nay = b;i Tsissrtiea y bfs,,ehe{ @ i. Fhe
hsst, lano eUignntaes lg ra,,tn i.u
nf Ile a9sI ia a,ttGs a iSns,plG 1oYto tit
Melu IVY nuuISI IuutEs ~ F5I.e w
valley of Zig cac,o e rondre oysr ; t'1o Koeky !
nioMmt1lls lo pnilt q" tlio my ~ HGt"vGt, W;I,
Goiornao ann MyotIalng H., Eest ,ts,1o OF e .st o.
~ ~. H. tr' cs,,t tr1,,,r,, ~
1Itag, utoh Nevada, nna Gnliiornn , 10 ar.
fF4ne.sso. le sGGnmu prosssGa III" ocRnas f,s
e. pgi,yer a iakin9 M 11 awesteiiy i1I eGfsg oysf
ne mouhlnn ni W iS aty M.sy oi ira1c s n
| wyoming NJ or fGnr THO 4uIh MeHrc0 nI lhtl"
, 1880-11-29

Tho popuiAr and 0,iK-pstnllishpA dentists,
Dra MGChcstey. hive tho rush. " bust sUt.
, 1880-11-29

You will look in vain for Lluilis,es lt ynu .uso
Qlonu's sulphur Soup. Avoid uVunteslety.
, 1880-11-29

Nuy tho IuprDved lllW0 sctalps. Uorle,s,
SrkIulk i TO-, Agents, VI Luke street.
, 1880-11-29
Nnitroad Company bns uo r,a.,.
Tic lands It Is cinfmcl. rnSc, i'e''ts there, a,
q a!losillE property Suit viii iI.o l% sowrrrs
TIRED olJ'r.
SxctAf (Hsrdteh In n. f1s.

TIRED orr.
Special Idspdteh 10 1ht Chttaoo r,.,.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Nov, 2s,-S. II I''s ~
OF Omaha, General Manager Of ,ha h., S,s. EaTs.
paclic and Tic tiuuld lines lcft to'. NY unloa
snecial train for Southern Callfor"aa a"y w., y
Sandwich Islands for rest md thc h"nael aa tho
i'is health. 1fe will rettro from t,,e s". ,'m, Of
lis otc9 for year or moro, md Il" sno "".es q
~ Mr. ]. L. Knltall rs Nssis,annii n iiuefseetlel
Mnt1nEor. wio Will assua Nj. Ciark sssiefTaI
r.. BAiA9ll-lTp.
spfeta' Dhpateh to The Chicago 1,ts,,r.
ocoNoalow'oc, WIS.,, Nov. Y,-Fmr ,'o,.,
ly'loaded freiKhtcars nl,1 a cabons, "va.l' ,,'pn
thrown from tho track while passl,r tt ,a "eta
n1;, {erG ; t;ay al,s s'ay!nE y The tcrn mud Sss We,
tlougl, several brake,ncti lad n ynrw was hurt
escapes. IVY hasfQT
, 1880-11-29
ARCHBISHOP FEEHAN.
Informal Induction of the Distin"
guished Prelate.
The Ceremonies Ooonr at tho Catho-
dral Of tho Holy Name.
His Grace DcIIycfs an Eloquent Sermon or
Tho Kingdom ot Heaven.
Brilliant Musical Program in Connection
with High Mass.

.,r.&. .n.n .a...,,t,, beautiful
Wn eusuao' ,,.,.. us" ,t,..,. ,,,, ..as,ar.
I''u 'n'resss, Atc,n''nou rs' M"1 ." ~
NY "rnn1 lot', t,.i' ~ e., ."u ns" ,,,e -.
eho ne't3lo."a oet ~ ,..t ee,.t". ~ ,na,,
M'ss evaey " ans..aom .s ~. ~
1'eeskaAty acaoFte"' s :" .o 1,.I '.,.''
~ e!"t n'''s I,'t ..!...~ !'',. .. tIt,,
.'on'es tok pneu w NV u.I. y. .u ',,,
t'"Ae' eos',et VI c'ts. '.' e.s,.s.
"e!o n'aene'. '."' sa'5 ~ s"o ... ~ liz,
R"'u'h Nsel.' oat " t1n.th ~ ~. ~. ..,.u
s,."RteHallo"s tIo' ua!ot pits W ~ .,.,s' 49,
Ino so"t'h9 nltahHu'lua.1 "eiu " o".n
actor as 10 prevent ahyahHH !iktte'a'"so's VI
disorder, and tho ennctuary. 1nstcnd VI bc'hE aa
s,,ns T., tt,n .,,,,t. an, atmnIv ro,nfnrtab,y
s'oms @ "o .e, ""s S''" H. ,'ninr c.,,,,.
wei Allcds con1parntNc! ie" pe'''4 co.s'
rnllcd 10 put Up With standing accom-.
inodations in tho a1slcs. Tho inssia
,v.e. ', t,n ~" ,,ros,. ", c,srur NJ lin Ilocnso
and tho Archbishop himself with miro anu
cy1zer, preceded ant surrou.,ielfby his ltntHe-
,!lntc nttcnln,,ts-.he ttcv. Father BcanncI, Into
administrator OF tho l''occse "l Nns''T.t!u' ..ao
ltoy. Fnther Wniirnn, tho ltcy. I. ". Rlnrthln.
tho tcr lr. 1Iutlur, nnt tho 1tcv. nr. MeAlullen.
n formed In fin sncristy. unsscd out or tho
ycstry door OH Superior street. anu i'hfche'l
nrnt,nni to tho rnnin door On Stato atrcet4 ohco
1he1ae OF WHICH TUG lteF' HF' Alc'lu!o"' no WY ,
Administrator OF the Diocese, fornhIy rceotfetl
tttn Arf,ttbfahop iii token OF tho trUnSfGF Of tho
t,nrcse md IN nlfaJrs IN tts nav ccclcstngtteY(
rmior 1,t,o nrocc.anr thcn continued yts cp,Irso
IN fin rhoncri. r,r. McSuIlen offered
u.,,a m .ao tor u.''', 49, arnt,tsnn,, vim thnn
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uninstructed until some future time, and
then be guided by the course of events.
The Senator, while giving courteous at
tention, turned deaf ear to the proposal,
and announced his willingness to try the
experiment of having the Pennsylvania
Convention endorse Grant, believing that
it would be carried by large vote. 1t
was held by those who opposed the in
structng of the delegates that the man
who might be popular next week might
be buried in oblivion the following week,
and that it would be decidedly impolitic
to endorse any one. The Senator, how
ever, entertained different views. and felt
that if Pennsylvania would declare for
Grant the rest of the States would follow.
The conference then closed with the un-
derstanding that the Pennsylvania State
Convention declare for Gaant.-Phil0-
delphid Record.
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AT u conference held with a number of
Pennsylvania leading Republicans early
this week, arguments were used with
view of inducing Senator Cameron to al
low the delegates to Chicago to remain
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-28
EAGLEVILLE.

Our little town has been so very quiet
this spring we could barely find enough
news for an article. Among our improve
ments we notice the new farm house Of
Mr.. Becker rapidly assuming shape.
Conspicuous are number of fine chin
neys, which looks as though his expert
ence had taught him to discard the use of
long lines of stove piping in order to save
the little outlay for a substantial tiue, and
sometimes when the pipe has become a
little displaced, to find himself without a
house.
The wheel of Mr.. Hills large wind mill
has been replaced by new one by the
manufacturers which is expected to be a
credit to the makers and satisfaction to
the owners.
The backward spring has made the
farmers late with sowing and planting,
yet the acreage will be larger than usual
The pastures are very good, consequently
the cans come briming full to the factory,
which, with the high prices obtained for
cheese, and the fine prospect for the near
future give dairymen Il most cheerful
countenance, quite in contrast to the de.
spondent look ofa year ago. p.
May 25th, 1880.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-28
BLOTCHEs, RoUGH sKIN, PTMPLEs.

Rochester, y. Y. Feb. Is, 1880
DR.. NJ. NJ. Fenner, Fredonia, n. Y.
Dear sir "A young man here had
a terribly diseased face Tor many years. He
had never been able to get any relief till he
began TAX ing your medicine. He is now on
the sixth bottle Of your Blood and Liver rem
edy and Nerve Tonic, and his face is entirely
well. Yours Truly, Mrs. L.C Smith.
DR.. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy
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by striking at the root Of disease and re-
moving its causes.
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will relieve any cough in one hour. Try
sample bottle at ten cents.
DR.. Fenner's Golden Relief cures any
pain, as Toothache, Neuralgia, Collie or
Headache, in to 30 minutes, and readily
relieves Rheumatism, Kidney Complaint,
Diarrhea, etc. Try sample bottle at 10
cents.
DR.. Fenner's Vegetable Blood and Liver
Pills. The best family physic known.
For sale by Swift. At wholesale by Strong,
Cobb & Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-28
ThIngs FUNNY 70 Observe.

Officer llussay with his hair cut.
Captain Field saying his prayers.
Brother Castle with keg Of lager.
Mnin street covered with cross.walks.
A llnrbor bus start on schedule time.
Sandy Pratt ut a temperance meeting.
A court martial Tor Co. O., 10th Regi.
mcnt.
A regular meeting Of the Board Of
Health.
A Council that dare enforce the 1890
ordinance.
The Painesville Journal appear on It's
date Of issue.
A young lady VINO does not smile aud
bow to Farmer Gee.
Ex.Mayor Morrison and Councilman
Haskell walking arm in arm.
A public gathering in Asbtabula Go.
without q speech from Thorp.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-28
Street sprinkIing.

As the present plan Of paying for street
sprinkling by voluntary contribution is
unsatisfactory and in many cases unfair,
would it not be well for steps to be taken
to have the sprinkling done by order OF
the Council AMI the expense therefor as
sessed against the property abutting' 1t
certainly could be done for less money
than by the present plan, as all the owners
Of land abutting on such streets as may
be ordered to be sprinkled, will be COM
PEELED to pay their share according to the
number of feet abutting on such streets.
Mr.. johnson the present sprinkler does
his work well aud we doubt not as cheap
ly as he can afford to under the present
plan.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-28
Police Court Items.

May 24-T. b. Hulces, 50 and costs; II .
Seems, 81 and cost.
May 25.-Thomas Murphy, So and
costs Joseph Robinson, SO and costs. All
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct
Michael Fitzgerald was arrested last
Wednesday by Officer nussey, for his old
offense Of being drunk and disorderly,
The officer was obliged to use his club 10
quiet Michael's belligerant actions, also to
call on citizens to keep Mrs. Fitzgerald at
safe distance. Michael plead not guilty
in police court, but Justice Heath fined
HIM 81 and costs, all the same.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-28
Council Proceedings.

The council met pursuant to adjourn
ment last week Thursday evening" all
members were present except Councilman
Hancock.
The Comm. on Fire and Water was
authorized to make necessary repairs to
fire cisterns
The bond of Mr. Patrick Smith, of Cleve
land, was on motion approved, all mem.
bers voting yea, except Mr. Haskell
An ordinance authorising the issue of
bonds for the improvement of the ship
channel at Ashtabula Harbor, in anticipa-
tion of the general tax levy for 1880 was
read and adopted upon suspension of the
rules. Adjourned
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-28
LIMIMENTS

not only relieve pain, but they incite
healthy action, subdue Inflammation,
and cure, whether the symptoms proceed
from wounds Of the flesh, or Neuralgia Of
the Nerves; from contracted Cords or a
scalded hand from a sprained ankle
or gashed foot; whether from disgusting
PIMPLES on a LADY'S FACE
or a strained joint on a Horses Leg.
The agony produced by Burn or scald;
modification from Frost bites; Swell
ings from Strains the tOrtures OF Rheu-
matism; Crippled for Life, by some
neglected accident; valuable horse or
a Doctors Bill may all be saved from
One Bottle of Centaur Liniment.
No Housekeeper, Farmer, Planter, Teamster,
or Liveryman, can afford to be without
these wonderful Liniments. They can
be procured in any part of the globe for
SO cts. and S1.0O bottle. Trial bottles
25 cts.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-28

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed In his hands by an
Fast India missionary the formula Of u
simple Vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure for Consumption, Bron.
chitis, CataTh, Asthma, and all Throat
and Lung Affections, also positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
nervous complaints, after having tested
It's wonderful curative powers in thousands
Of cases, has felt it his duty to make il
known 10 his suffering fellows. Actuated
by this motive and desire to relieve hu-
man suffering ! will send, free Of charge.
10 all who desire it, this recipe, with full
directions for preparing and using, in
German, French or English. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper.
W. ". SHERAR, 149 Powers Block,
Rochester, n. Y. 13tj7eOw
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-28
A Common Mistake.

To consider as consumption what is really
an affection Of the liver. To keep your liv-
er healthy and your blood pure and thus
avoid many distressing complaints, use
Parmlees Great Blood and Liver Purifier.
It cures sick and nervous headache, and in
digestion, and removes all unhealthy bill
Gus secretions Of the stomach and bowels,
For costiveness no medicine is so effectu-
al: A positive guarantee OF no cure, no
pay. Price per bottle, 81: sample bottle,
10 C. Sold by Parshall, KIngsyIlle, Swift,
and Z. A. Willard. Ashtabnla. NAV
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-28

Should be carefully engineered, other
wise it may run off the track of life at any
moment. To keep its delicate internal ma
chinery in perfect trim, or put it in good
working condition, use Parmlee's Dyspep-
sia compound. The tone and vigor which
it imparts to the stomach, itsappetizing eff
fects, the relief il affords in headache, its
anti-bilious properties, and its superior
merits as a general corrective, makes it the
most valuable family medicine of the age.
Price per bottle, 81; sample bottles, 15c
Sold by Parshall, Kingsyille, Swift, and
E. A. Willard, Ashtabula. May.