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FINANClAL..'
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MoxpAy. October Ok. 1880

MONDAY. Dcfobef 20, 1851.
sALBs.-1.000 A. ana G. Income rs at so; 10
shares OF and o. n. w. stock at 90; share OF n
and ID. r. X. stock at 81; 10 shares 60. ut 81; 10
shares do. Mt 81: 10 shares 90. ut 6OK
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HOTELS.

BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,
I'D FIPTH AVENUE AND EtFTiETH STREET
Opposite Caihedrail,
NEW YORK,
JOSLIN & FULLER, PRoPRIEroRS.
Delightfully."- situated IN the very cestre OF the most
fashieua bic residences, chpehes. schools, Sc near
the Grand Central RAILROAD Depot within three MIN
ues walk OF the Elevated road and Aiadison-ayenue
cars.
Pa,ronized by the best families Of Europe and
America.
Conducted on the EUROPEAN PLAN.
RESTAURANT UNSURPASSED, CHARGES
REMOVABLE oc 6-eod3m
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CHEAP FURNITURE STORE.-N

CHEAP FURNITURE STORE.-G
" FALL GOODS.-Special attention Is CALI ~
ed 10 our larre aud select stock Of new and de. ~
slrable STYLES Of PARL0R SUITS Ia spun-s
and raw-sk reps and hair-cloh varied assortment
of WALNUT SUITS, in QHeen-Anne aud Fast
Lake styles medium and hue POPLAR and PINE
GOODS OF every description. We would especially
ask all who tend buying fp niture 10 eau anu ex-
anime our stock, as we take pleasure In showing
our goods We are determined TO sell cheaper Than
any house In the city. Easy terms OF payments.
T.. GATHRIGHT Il SON,
Sc lam 10 Governor street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ATERIAL.

EORGEA. AlNsLIE q SONS, eEHA
NJ Nv
TENTH srRBBP, HICHzoSD, VA.
CARRIAGES.
The largest stock OF Richmond made CAR-
RIAGFs TO be foundn the cisy can BIZ seen at our
manufactory. Among our styles can be found We
hlces suitable for any part Of the state.
CARRIAGE-MATERIAL.
Buyng largely Of material for oar own use, we are
prepared to sell tothe trade any article needed 10y
them, and many not TO be found In the city.
Sc I6-3m
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EIour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

Zine A3Gt3.5O: extra, IS % $3.50: sppe-fne-
t4.50Gs475; common fanny, s5.75qs6.
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RNITE ne.

GORGE L. STACY, n
" 1905. MAIN STREET. "
Look through his stock Of ~
FURNITURE.
MATTRESSES. and FEATHERS
before purchasing. He Is Obiging, and guarantees
TO please. Oc ZO-I m
EURN FURNIrURE!M
l. MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, ErC.-Par- ~
ties in want can always select from the
largest stock ALWAYS on HAND. BefOre'Jb
purchasing call and be convinced. You Will save
money on EVERY ARTICLE. The EXTENT on
MY TRADE PROVES 1T. PARlOR- aRdtHAM-
BER-,UITS all prices and STYLES; GABiSET.
MAKERS and UPHOLsTERfNG MATERIALS;
LUOKING-GLAsS PLATES, etc, French and
German. at New York prices
WILLIAM DAEfRON, 1888 Main street.
FACTORY, l6, IS, 20, ~ north Fifteenth.
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MILLINERY,

-~------1--- ------~-----------------
WE HAVE ,sB o
w THE LARGEST STOCK. TH61G
THE LATEST STYLES, yM6%k
THE LOWEST PRICES,
THE LOWEST PRICES.
MILLINERY GOODS.
HUTZLER BROTHERS, 52b BROAD STREET
successors 10 Mrs. II. Huizterl.
Zoe 23l
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THE NEW SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY,
AND WHAT PEOPLE SAY
ABOUT IT.
ITS GREAT SUCCESS AT ALL POINTS.
1T is A BOON TO THOSE OF sEDENTARY
HABITS AND WEAK, NERVOUS CONSTR
TUTIONs, AND A POSITIVE CURE
FOR SICK HEADACHE, NER-
vOUs HEADACHE,
NEURALGIA, NERVOUSNESS, PARALYSIS
sLEEPLEssNEss, AND INDIGESTION.
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will take place on FRIDAY, October 22d, IN her
spacious and handsome rooms over the brm OF
roargursan, Price, Temple n Co., No. 4zg Broad 2.
street. W lv'et
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

LONDON, October PA fire occurred in
the central telegraph Office at Manchester
on Sunday, and two hundred wires Con-
verging there were melted. and The whole
system Of telegraph-wires terminating in
Manchester destroyed. Communication
with Manchester by telegraph cannot be
completely restored for some days.
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mARINE INTELLiGENCE.

ARRIVED.
Steamship old Dominion, Walker, New York
merchandise and passengers, u. w. Alien q .o''
agents. -, -.,.-
Steamer Pioneer, Plat. philadelphia, merchan-
disc aud passengers. j. W. McCarrick, agent
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. Il. Tatsh,
agent. 1870, ~onr
From New York October 22a, schooner fanhee
Doodle, Rose.
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GRAND OPENING
WINTER MILLINERY.
NEW AND ELEGANT MILLINERY

Mrs. u. w. SAUNDERS takes pleasure In an
nonnciDg TO her customers and the public generally
that her grand opening OF
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DICE. FrelShlS dulI.
BALTIMORE.
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. October 25.-FiOur quiei family,
a s0Gi5: fancy. s5.256:6. Wheat IN Hight de-
mand: holders firm; No. 2 amber. 9sc.@fl; No.
3 red winter. 81 .02; receipts, 1900 bushels ;
shinments "a, OOU bushels. Corn strong AT 43CG
49Hc Oats duI n, 33c. Pork DOmiDaily un-
changed. Lard dull at S7.s5@s79O: Bu'E-mSn,s
ders' az az; rib IS 20; sides 1913. Whisky ac-
rive and nrm az 3 90 Live hogs active and hrln 4;
common F3.75@i4.30; light, "a 35@ts 70
naesine 4.356t4 65; butchers', s4.6O@ti.79.
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BALTIMORE LIVE-sTOCK MARKE

BALTIMORE, October 25:=Beef CATTLE Market
mnchsnsed; very best. 5tal5hc.; nrst quality, Sc
Sc; medium, Sa3Ac.; ordinary, 29zAe;; moss
sales from 31gtte,; receipts 5000 pas ss'ss'
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NEW YORK, October 2o.-Cotton-Nslre ss NV,
l199 bales; gross. 1877 bales futures CLOSED p-rs
IN slsady; sales, $4,000 bales; October, fivad
E Sys%ser' sio' 1885, sio 90; fsSrssry
,dsrvh, ail.26; April, S1l.i0atl l.4l; MAY
siO.55at10.57; June, elO.7ogtiO1z.
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B0OKs. STATIONERY. Re.

l =: = = : II.
Books sSs .r.r-... ,Auer
Having accepted extcpssveeepncscs for the sale
the following celebrated fnstruments-v
srEIxwAY & SONS. CHrCKyRiNG, BRAD.
BURY, AND GROyEsTEgS &
FULLER P1ANOS,
AND Use
MASON e HAMLIN, BURDETT. 6E0. WOODS
&CO- AND sHONINeEK ORGANS
aud prorreisx 10 convert orr store Into WARE
ROOM Tor The sale of these Instruments. we osr Tor
sale at COST our entiyv stock OF
SCHOOL. MISCELLANEOUS. and THEOLOGY.
CAL BtUKs BLANK BDOkA
CAP. LETTER, and NOTE-fAPERs,
STEEL ENefkkyINGS. BTILES.
PRAYER-B0OKs, HYMN-BOOks, with
GENERAL AsSURTMtNT OF STATIONERY.
Our stock n large and varied. and GREAT BAR
GAINS NAV se hEl by esllng early.
JOSIAH kYLANU Co. booksellers,
oc 20ll0t sl3 Main street.
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POLITICAL.
Sill They Come.

A FORMER READJUsTER EDITOR AND PR0MI-
NENT LAWYER DECLARES FOR THE REGULAR
TICKET,
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LOUISVILLE.

IOrIgvILIE, October 20.--fIOuT IN fdIH dem9nU
extra. s3.25@s3.50; choice 10 fancy - 9O@
Sg25. Wheat duh at 9Sc. Corn hrmr No. z
94gc Oats steady and firm at Soc. PORK STEADY ~
siRk0 Lard nominal. Bulk.meats dull (; shout
fers. "a so: rib. 80: sides. IS 37S. Bacon steady
shomldrrs $3.50; rib, So so: sides. 80 S7,. sugar
cured hams, l0&e. Wbiskey active ana irm
slO9
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MILWAUKEE, October 25.-Iiour scarce ana
Arm. Wheat opened weak declined xe.; ssesed
strong; No. l milwaukee hard: sl.07 No. , Mli,
waukee sofi. st.0lt; No. Miwa9kee ekn ana
si.O24; No. Milwaukee, 9lkc. No. siiiwsu aux.
Sac; rejected, nominal. Corn lower; 70. =. Sysc
but Unchanged. Barley tower; No. 2 spring, tSc
Proytsions lower. Mess pork, SO cash, Lar
Prime sieSm, e7.e0 cash aud Ocioo.r VIII NO
yemher, Hogs lower at 81 2o9sfoo'
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ST. Louis. October 2j.-flour lower; J9nblc
extra. S3.7OGsS.oO; choice, s4.S 5MSJ. Gs Whe2l
lowar al opening but advanced; No. red fili 99a
99Hc cash, 99ttaSl. COX November, sl.O3fgsd ;Oi
Deeeaaber. Corn dull; 394@sS93sc. cash, 5Fsa
400. November. s9'sG39xc. December. uau
drIaer 2e4d 2s1sc. cash, SOC. H0yemtes. Whisksl
steady al SI.I0 Pork dull j1bbing, st3.2o. Lar
lower at s7.77%. Bulk meats quiet shoulders
"a 30 rib ~. IS sides 81 as. BacGa al; Sboul
de. 5, a5.z5: rio, s570S IS. IS sides, ts.91.
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CHIC AGO, October 25.--Whelt unsettled: Opened
hover ana weak closed arm at es'side prices
No. red winter, 9s@ sc; No. chicago spring
s9k6t 99.c. cash, $l.Ob4 November, sl.oZ DE
lied and lower; 39Sa3sasc. cash. S9SCd40c No
yembtr r, 4OA6S40Ae. Iseember. soe. bid May. osu
IN far depsnd and iswer; 2SSe. cash, 29Ac. NO
yember, 3Okc Dece Asoer Pork active aud loves
atsls.75. Lard active aud lower at s7.S69t7 S1s
Bulk. N eats in fair demand and lower thouide<.
a. 90: RIB, s7.dN wsiskey steady aud unchanged
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-06-12
LAKE co. DIRECTORY
TOWNSHIP AND MUNICIPAL Of
FICERS.

Councilmen, E. E. Gould, r. K. Paige. W: ":
dlerf dnlnf.ey QUINN a casFas Cray Mar
shall. H. Nj. Mosher; supt. Of Cemeteries. Al II !.
Seymour; Trustees e. n Wilder.Gsorge a.i Biish:
Treasurer, S. A. Tisdel; Assessor. H. L: Bar
stow; constables MosheF; S J: N; Ben
Huntingdon, A. G. Pepoon, s. Moodey.
MADfsoN.-Mayor.A A. $. stratton; Council
Ren r. freeman. a n si wreox. x.n a. 6. aa Rana
Clerk. A. B. Childs; Treasurer, Frances Hem
9lg King a Baiey VIM. 4. corlett; CerI, O. A a.
Hoskin; Treasurer, Henry Saxton; Assessor, q.
c. Miller: Constab1es, A. x. Mixer. G. Gilbreath
Branch. W. j. Cornelius, W. 4. Corlett. :,
MENTOR.-Mayor,W W s. Kerr; Councilmen,
l. Il. Carpenter. n c. Frost; Clerk, L. II. Luse
Treasurer, o. S. Haskell: Marshal, Josh Long
esi Hart: Clerk, W. D. Mather; Treasurer. h N. N.
Babcock; Assessor. t. E. Alvord; Constables,
Fransisn bdyne Parker Alxah TaPha% OF
WILLOUGHBY.-M Mayor. J. S. Ellen; Coun-
cilmen. Hiram Kennedy. George Pelton, Char
George Weiner:Cierk, C. c. Zen kins Treasurer,
j. s. Ellen; Assessor, A. L. Brown; Constables
Dogning; Justices of the Peace, j. V. Wall
VIM. A. Lille, S. M Downing.
PERRY Trustees. D. e. Hamblin, J. E
nap; Treasurer, G. NJ. Thompson; Assessor. A
b. Call; Constables, d. L. Wyman, G. ". Stan
hope, Jr-s Justices OF the feace, l.. L. MOTIFS ID
n. Carter.
KIRTLAND.-Trustees P. v. Sperry
John Thompson, E. B. Metcalf; Treasurer. E
d. Rich; Clerk, j. f. Wells: Assessor, q. H
Morse; Constable, B. NJ. Curtiss; Justices oftht
Peace. s. c. Carpenter, Jacop Holden.
CONCORD. - Trustees, h. S, Fay, W.
Cowles, Warren Winchell; Treasurer, Ira j
Morse; Clerk. F. H. Murray Assessor. c. b
Winchell; Constables, James Oliver, G. W
Mills; Justice of the Peace, D. c. Foster.
LEROY-Trnstees. Angus Cowle, b. p
Scribner, Ezra Bates: Clerk, s. j Potts: Treas
Il 1An Assa cor A fa1 ION
stables. Edwin Callow. VIM. Northard; Justict
of the Peace George Abbey.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

LAKE COUNTY.-Member OF the House o!
Representatives, James T. Smead; Sudges OF
Common Pleas, a. b. Woodbury. and l.. =.
Sherman; Probate Judge. q. n .TuItle ,CIerk'
H. Woodworth; Recorder. 8. A. FIsdel; Pros.
Attorney, L. Sterling; Auditor. BID. ChesneY
Surveyor IA. n. Munson; Commissioners, j.
Jerome, A.P. Barber and q; r. BenneIT;
Brink, A. T. Brown and G. Mason; School Ex-
aminers, II. C. Beardsley, John Clague and Il.
G. NcCalmont.
House OF Representatives, Freeman Thorp: !:
Judges of Common Pleas, ii. B. Woodbury. and
L. ) sherman; Probate Judge, E. j. Belts;
Clerk. Asa Lamb; Sheriff, T,s. Young; ireas- @
Attorney. E. b. Leonard; Auditor, W. IL.
Crowell: Surveyor, j. A. Fickinger; Commis
sioners, W. T. simons. Calvin Dodge and e. o.
tors, N. Foilett, f. Hammond and NJ. W.
MRHoNING CoUNTY.-Member of the
Judges of Common Pleas, E. b. Taylor and W.
L. Spear; Probate Judge. L. d. Thoman; Clerk,
II. B. Shields: Sheriff, James b Drake; Treas
Prosecuting Attorney, NJ. W. Johnson; Audi
tor. J. B. Hughes; Surveyor. j. NJ Reno; Com,
missioners,J j. HI. Blackburn. g.. Wetzel and
Frank McMaster; Coroner, Cornelius Harroh;
nelius and Joshua Davis; School Examiners,
H A Manchester. lone vacancy,
GEAUGA ACOUNTY.-Member the House
ofCommon Pleas. H. B. Woodbury.. L. S. Sher-
man; Probate Judge, Fl. K. Smith; Clerk. VIM.
N. Keeny: Sheriff, Silo p. W arriner; Treasurer.
S. &. Chapman; Recorder, VIM. Fl. Yonng;
Pros, Attorney, n. H. Bostwick; Auditor,
VIM. Howard Surveyor, E. L. F. Phelps; Com
missioners, Daniel johnson, A M Barnes. d.
81. Truman; Coroner, P. M. Cowles; Infirmary
Beard; School Commissioners, John v. w hit
ney. C. w Carroll. Edward Truman.
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PERSONAL ITEMS.
About q Numbe of Well Known
People.

About a Number of Well Known
People.
T. b. Mosher is home on visit to his
father, Mr.. j. b. Mosher.
Hon. George Washington Clement was
in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Childs and daughter are visit
ing friends in Chicago.
Mrs. II. s. White. of Detroit, Michigan
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L
E Miller.
Mrs. j. w. Andrews, her two daughters
and Miss Nettie Gray, have gone for q
two weeks trip up the lakes.
Mrs. c. F. Willard and her daughter
Mrs. Preston, have returned to Paines
vile to remain during the summer.
Mrs. Fred Minis has gone to Denver
Colorado, to join her husband. She was
accompanied by her father. Mr.. H. Hol
comb.
MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Turner have gone
west-the former to Fargo, D. T., and the
latter to Minnesota. They will be gone
several weeks.
Mrs. Gen. j. A. Potter has gone to On.
tarIo, where she will remain during the
| summer. The General accompanied her
as far as Montreal.
Harry Barstow, of Columbus, visited
home for a couple of days this week. He
reports the business OF his frm, King
Gilbert Il Warner, as good.
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SWEET are the uses Of gush.

/ =
AND now for an Ananias boom.
STRAWBERRY shortcake is now ripe.
GREEN peas are plentiful and cheap.
AND still the gentle enumerator is
plodding along his way.
LovErT's Tally Ho Serenade, +" is said
| to be meeting with large sale.
THE schooner Guelf has been raised
and taken to Cleveland for repairs.
OLD papers can be had at the Journal
| Office in any quantities desired.
THERE were two deaths in Painesville
for The week ending June 9th.
QUITE a number went from PAinesville
on Thursday TO attend the Garfield blow
out.
Wilson rejoice in the possession of a
daughter.
THE past week has been one of mOder-
ateiy warm weather and exceedingly
high winds.
The Cutlery Company are filling an
order from Arizona for several hundred
dozen shears.
contract for building the new cemetery
vault at Wilioughby.
1T Is to be hoped that none of the Jour-
NAILS patrone will permit their morals to
be overcome by their politics.
REV. j. G. FRAZER, of Madison, as pre-
viously announced. preached at the Con-
gregatlonal Church on Sunday last.
The grounds about the monument are
being nlied in and graded, and the trees
have been trimmed and spoiled.
On Thursday and Friday OF this week
a pigeon shooting match was held at the
Driving PARK. seven hundred birds were
shot away
REPAIRS upon the Fl rst National Bank
building are not yet completed. Why
not build a new one, Neilis, and have
The rains of late have materially bene-
fitted the strawberry crop, and they are
cents per quart.
dogs killed $3.50 worth of Lake County
F.sheep. In the same time the dog tax
yielded $3.50, so that the dogs have little
margin yet. upon which to Op crate.
G. c. Holt. the popular piano tuner, is
in town to remain some days, and orders
for tuning may be lett at the rooms OF w.
G. Mccall, % Maine Street.
II. L. BARsTow has been appointed
Deputy Collector OF Internal Revenue
for the 18th District. Mr.. Barstow is y
good man for the place and will perform
ITS duties acceptably.
OUR erudite and esteemed but some
what prolix contemporary heard locomo-
tive toot and straightway wrote stick
full upon what it was pleased to term a
''cougratulatory salute.''
THE ceremony OF unveiling the Sol
diers' Monument and the celebration of
the Fourth will both take place on the
third We make the announcement as
some appear to have been in doubt as to
the day.
AT meeting OF the Esperanza Mining
Company, held In indianapolis, Indiana,
On the Goth inst, the original board of
officers were reelected. Lake County
stockholders were represented by F.
Gates ard c. Harrington.
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for the proposed road from near Frank
Knapp's. on South Ridge, to Chestnut
Street in Geneva, assisted by Surveyor
Fickinger, performed their duty last
week, and report nding very favorable
route. and think that they have steered
clear of protests or claims for special
damages. 1t is probable that the commit
tee will report favorable on the proposed
road.
On Monday of last week, the boiler in
the wood and shingle mill of W. Roth
in Monroe exploded. Mr.. Roth and Mr..
Irwin Jones were sitting In the boiler
room eating their dinner at the time of
the accident. Mr.. Jones was blown out
of the building distance OF about twenty
feet, and was badly scalded. and Mr..
Roth was blown into the corner of the
building slightly scaIded and somewhat
bruised. Both men are rapidly recover
ing. The building was badly damaged.
two sides being blown into fragments.
The Ashtabula F. b. Quarterly Meet
ing. held June 4, and 6. at North Kings
vile. was largely attended. and the dele
gates and people appeared to enjoy II very
much. Though the rain fell plentIfully
Saturday afternoon, it came at such an
| hour that it did not interfere with the
gatherings. The social meeting on Sat
urday afternoon. was declared by some
of the aged Christians to have been one
of the best they had ever witnessed. A
committee was appointed to assist in
raising centenary fund of $500 900 for
the Free Baptist denomination. Thirteen
delegates were chosen to attend the year
ly meeting soon to be held in Pierpont,
and arrangements made to raise money
| to send two delegates to the General Con-
| ference to be held at Weirs. N. H.. July
list to 18th, 1880, very beautiful sum
mer resort. This year the Free Baptist
denomination completes it's first century.
and measures are being taken for its
proper observance. The ministerial tai
ent was equal to the best, and able ser
mons were delivered by Revs. J b. Page,
pont. and E. H. Higbee, of Trumbull
county. With vote of thanks to the
people of North kingsvilIe for their most
generous entertainment of the meeting,
the closing services were held Sunday
evening. all feeling that it had been good
to be present.
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The secret oil Happiness.

How often have we longed for perfect
enjoyment and how seldom found it. Mis-
fortune has come. or i'll health overtaken
us. Perhaps cough has overtaken us
which threatens that dreaded OF all Gi-
seases. consumption, and we feel that
death is near. With what joy should we
be filled then, when such remedy as DIR.
Kings New Discovery, for consumption.
is placed within our reach. 1t has cured
thousands who were nearer the grave
than ourselves and made their lives
peace tul and happy. Asthma, Bronchit-
is, HoarseneSs, Loss of voice, difficulty of
breathing. or any affection of the throat
and lungs are positively cured by this
wonderful discovery. Now to give you
satisfactory proof that DR.. Kings New
Discovery will cure, if you will call at
Mcbride Il Cos Drug Store you can get a
trial bottle for ten cents or a regular size
bottle for 81.
III. F. Mccarthy, Wholesale and Retail
Druggist, Ottawa, Ontario, writes: ]
was afflicted with chronic Bronchitis for
some years, but have been completely
cured bv the use of DIR. Thomas EcIec.
tric Oil. in doses of five drops on sugar.
have also pleasure in recommending it as
an embrocation tor external use." 462
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Stop That Cough.

If you are suffering with cough, cold.
asthma, bronchitis, hay fever, consump-
tion, loss of voice, tickling in the throat,
or any affection of the throat or lungs. use
DR.. Kings New Discovery for eonsump-
tion. This is the great remedy that is
causing SO much excitement by it's won
derful cures, curing thousands OF hope
less cases. over one million bottles of
DR.. Kings New Discovery have been
used within the last year, and have given
perfect satisfaction in everv instance.
We can unhesItatIngly say that this is
really the only sure cure Tor throat and
lung affections. and can cheerfully rec.
commend it to all. Cali and get a trial
bottle for ten cents or "a regular size tor
81. Mcbride Il Co., Painesville, o,
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sEM1nARr ooMMRNcEMENr.

SEMINARY COMMENCEMENT.
The anniversary exercises of Lake Erie
Female Seminary will be held next week
beginning on Tuesday the 10th inst. The
following has been furnished the Jour-
der to be observed during the session:
Tuesday. June 18th
Public Examinations, $50 A.. NJ, and $3.50 P
N. 4P.M. Gymnastics.
Wednesday,, June leih. =
Public examinations, $50 ~.
2P.M., Examination of Senior Middle Glass.
a;154;l5 Instrumental and Vocal music.
Thursday, June l7th.
9A.M., Examination of the senior class in
History of Art. Compositions and Music.
II A. M, Anniversary Exercises in the Grove.
Annual address by Rev. n: 8. Ralison. D. D.,
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TOTE OF THANKS.
The following resolution has been
handed to the JOURNAL with the request
that it be published:
HEADQUARTERS DYER PosT No 17.i
G. A. B., June 4. 1851. !
At meeting of the Post, held at their room
on the above date. it was unanimously resolved
that the thanks of this Post be, and are hereby
rendered To Captain A. j. Kicks for his inter-
esting address and generous services, on the
Memorial Day; to the Chaplain, G r. Merrill ;
to Miss Minnie Bateham for her beautiful
tiemen who kindly furnished the vocal music;
to the Lane COrnet Band for their generous and
dies and misses who wrought into forms of
beauty the lovely flowers donated by kind
friends to decorate the graves of our dead.
day Of sacred service to the memory of our COM
rades dead. and all who contribute have SOL
diers' hearty thanks.
| tAttestl WM. A. COLEMAN,
l Com mander.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-06-12
Lovely. Clear Compiexions.

How enviable is the possession of a
clear white complexion, beautiful be-
yond comparison, skin perfectly free from
every unsightly blemish, smooth and
soft as velvet. This most desirable ef-
feet is produced by an occasional appli-
cation OF that great discovery, Dupree's
son of Beauty" Its action on the skin
is simply wonderful. Pronounced per-
fectly healthful by the highest authority.
1T is indeed the queen of The toilet
table, Every lady who desires to en-
hance her personal attractions should
procure a bottle of ''Oll of Beauty" Tor
the complexion. Sold by Mcbride & Co.
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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-06-12

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