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iv sgss sgss WANTED.x Fl
 S29l CLOTHES WRINGEEE to repAfrs
 Af3EORRE n. LAME. THE WRIEGER MAN,

I'D 1A9 Chapel Street.
 where you can ind best Clothes WriDgers, Carpet sweerers, Washing Machines, Ffuting Machines Tea sud Ooffee Pots, Granite, Iron and Britannia Ware, Tin Crockery Glass and Wooden Ware, American and Imported Baskets Oil and Gas stoyes and large riety of first class House Furnishing Goods st low pr oea RWTrv Rfchards0nsa Original Lit. tIe Washer. the best in use. d6 d&w1y
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Many Very Celebrated

Many V cry C6IGUFsbG5u
 DHYSICIANS claim that children gre never troub- led with worms and especially young children. These physicians, while they set up this clam are theyery ones to vermifuges in their practice for the child might be troubled with worms Pa rents should give medicine to their children l the same way when they how the least symptom of worms and the best remedy to use is the justly ceie brated 2oD5 Vermifuge. RICHARDSON G O., Whole. sale Agents. Sold by all druggists Halls celebrated Toothache Drops never fail. jyiG Thsa&eowwly
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 PATENTS.
R. H. EDDY.

Nc. % state Ste, opposite Kflby, Boston Secures Patents the United States; also in Great Britan France and other foreign countries. Copies of the claims of Patent furnished by reittng dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington. No Agency te United States possesses superior 1cilt- ties for 0bGSsfg Patents GsceFtGissSag ths 30eet- bStyf scesti0ss. R. H. EDDY. Solicitor of Patents.
 5t5 .5uafsl TESTIMONIALS. 1 J a5isxss sz z sd "I regard Mr. Eddy one of the most capable nsad sccesafUt practitioners with whom have had ofacial intercourse.
 0HAs.MAsON, comnissioner of Patents. aTnventors cannot employ person more trrlstwor- thy capable of securing for them early and favorable consideration at the Patent Ofice.
 EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner of Pstents.n
 BOSTON, October 19 1870.
 R. H. EDDY, EsQ.-Dear Sir: You procured for me, in 1s40 first patent Since then you have actedfor and advised me in hundreds of cases, and procured many patents, reissues and extensions. have occa- gionany employed the best agencies in New York, Phil adelphia and Washington but still give you almost the whole of my business in your line, and advise o CTS to employ you. asssr3 4gsss
 Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER,
 BOSTON, Jany l, 1880. ial cody
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Centaur Lfniments, the worlds grea Pain-reIieving agents for Man and Beast
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To All Whom It May Concern. :" E. FOWLER is the only authorized Licensee of the United Nickel Co.,, who is privileged Eo do job plating in the city of New Haven; >,r,
 By A. J. FORBES, Agent, 'aa4
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,s,rWher. -uTh.an ,.oven. -. a..

n@W When -"Thadn Stevens was
yoangaialswyerhasnis the PENNSYLVANIA
courts, he once lost his case by what he
considered wrong ruling Of the Judge.
Disguised he banged his law books On
the table, picked up his hat and gstArteii
for The door, with some vigorous words
in his mouth, The-Judge, feeling that
bis dignity was assailed,osose impres-
sively and said :,"Mr. sSteyens!pp e Mr.,
Stevens stopped turned and bowed de:
terentiallv. "Mr, Stevens, :" said the
Judge, sdo you intend by such conduct
t, express your contempt for hthis
Court 2" And Stevens with mock
seriousness, answered Express my
contamp pt TOR this Court! M, ssir!n I
was. trying to conceal it. your Honor !"
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e i'Uss Good 1anRuageA 10 no


.sAswriter, in advising youth to, -absn-
don slang and acquire the habit of, wri.
ting and speaking good English, say5ssiss
The longer they live the FihoEe Edimz
cult The acquisition Of good language.
will be; and if the golden age of youth.
The proper time for the saeqdissie6n ooT
Language, bespassed inabuse, thelunfer-
tunate victim of neglected education is
very probably doomedsto talk slang, for
hfe. asda-i3aisih ,nomi9a oil af ess1a
: Money is not necessary TO, procure
this education. Every person has It ID
his power. He has to use the language
which he reads instead OF The slang
which he hears; to form taste from tie
best speakers and poetsof t6eiccuntry;
to treasure up choice phrases in his
memory and babituaie himself f-io their
use, avoiding atthe same time that spe-
danticl precision and BON bast which
show rather the weakness OF yair amb'--
ton than the polish OF IAN educated
mind. q sEi4slsss sa sel Bis ts9iias
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The Forger and the Lawyer.

Zone of the most expert forgers that
ever appeared in this country, said a
well-known detective to New York re-
porter, swas caught in Massachusetts
lately, convicted and sentenced to len
years Imprisonment. He had not been
in prison more than three months when,
to the astonishment of the jailer, a par
don came for him, in due form, all sign
ed by the governor and properly coun-
tersigned. There was nothing to be
done but liberate the prisoner, and he
walked out. But he had not been gone
long before the jailer discovered that the
prisoner had managed, through, his
friends, to get blank pardon from the
Governors office, and had filed it out
himself, and cleverly forged the sigma
lures, and had then passed it out to his
friends again, to be mailed to the jailer
in proper shape. The clever forger had
not got far enough away to escape, and
be was arrested and sent back to prison.
He employed young New York lawyer,
whose name is familiar through the fame
of his father, and told him the story
They have no right to lock you up
again. said the LAWYER, 'having once lib
Grated you, without legally proving that
the pardon is forgery. ] can get .voa
OUT, but it will cost you 81 800. Go
ahead said the forger. The lawyer
went ahead, gained his case and liberia
ted the prisoner. i am going out West
Immediately said the forger as soon as
he was free. MY father, who is wealthy
man. owns thousand dollar farm in
Kansas. and he has just sent me this let
ter, begging me to come home and lead
an honest life, and telling me to draw on
him Tor $4,000 to pay my bills. l am
his only son, and | have almost broken
bis heart: but this life is coming to an
end; shall settle down on my father
farm and be an honest maD, and he
showed the letter, pathetic production
from an afflicted parent. i shall need
| 81 900 of the money to pay some little
bills continued the forger, 'and here is
draft have made on nv father for the
$4,000. II you will give me check fol
$1,000 / will give you the draft, and viii
send you the other $500 as soon as ge
home
"The lawyer read the letter carefully
drew a check for 81, 900 and handed i
to his client, and he received the draf
for $4,000. About ten days after th,
draft was deposited In bank for collec
ton, it came back with the message tha
the man on whom it was drawn had bee
dead for eight years, and wasn't worth
Icent when alive"
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NUMBER A..

than official business" The servants OF
the Governments officers ought 10 be,
for simple decency's sake among the lsst
to break its laws. You have cemmitfcd
a serious offense-an cffense which hay
none Of the elements Of Joke about it
-and only plaiu and silnpls treacheryy
to his day on the part of your superioE
can save you from the penalty involved.
The kindly and almost aff ct'cnate spirit
which / have shown you is sufficient eyi-
dence that | do not wish youany harrs.
but indeed the reverse. So. IL that
treachefy shall intervene to sheltsr y6u,
| shall not be sorry-us far as you il
individually are concerned-but sho6id,
be unfaithful TO my citizenship il, l did
not at the same lime feel Something OF
q pang to zee law of the land ooolly
ignored and degraded by one nf5ibs
sery highest officers ofihe Government.
ks far - am ooncefpsd yoa are .ssfes
|nnless tou lntrude upon NE saajH "a
which case may be tempted 70 bring
you before the courts myself for the
violation OF that law. There, now.
receive my blessing. co, and do not
mix into other peoples affairs any more.
Otherwise you mey pick up somebody
who will feed disagreeahle words to YOU
instead of sugar, MARX TWAIN.
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tf4 4 - .ta- fs-i
The cotton crop in this country viii
probably show an Increase OF from 200,-
000to 100000 bales. ST. hGe .agoss
Nearly every table ware sactorydgin
Pittsburehis preparing new STYLES of
ware for the coming spring trade
The Buckeye Lantern Company, of
sBelIaire, shipped ip the last FIVE months
over twelve. thousand dozen lanterns,
y A firm in Wsstphalia, Conn., q short
time ago brought TO perfection new
needle-making ms0hine, by means OF
which 100000 needles can be stamped
and bored in day OF ten hours.6. .sA
Some philosopher asserts thrt asmc.
dium course is the best. But we have
observed that the fellow who always
takes the middle Of the street doesn't
get along half as fast as be who cuts
across lots. ~ ats so -,
lis said that as soon as a Chinaman
ma.ries an Amer can lady in this cout try
be amputates It's queue. This is conclu-
sive evidence that the heathen Chinee
has been close student of n arried life
in this country.
A new railroad line is proposed from
Morristown TO Belmont. and it is repor-
ted that Mr. Hudson, Superintendent Of
the Ohio division of the B. d o. R r.
will assist in lie construction, This will
be more sensible movement than
connection with the Tuscsrawas Valley
road, as 1t not only affords direct; CON-
munication with Wheeling and the East,
but also with Columbus and the West,
The story is told ofa clergyman, that,
after preaching an interesting sermon
on the Recognition OF Friends in Heav-
en-" he was accosted by 3 hearer, who
said: II liked that sermon, and now
wish you would preach suother on Tho
recognizing OF people in this world
have been attending your church three
years. and not FIVE persons in the con-
gregation have, SO much as bowed to
me IN all that time"
j 1t is said that il the votes cast for &c.
N. Potter" and for "Clarkson M. Pot.
ter" had not been thrown out under .
|, strict construction of the Law, and bad
j been counted for Clarkson n Potter.tol
! whom they we're clearly Intended, Mr.
Potter would have been elected ilieu
tenant Governor Of New York. Thil
r was done by the county canvassers o.
: Republican counties We hear no how
' from the Republican party about thi
II tschnicali,y.
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Relief For Ireland.

Michael Davitt. one of the political
agitators recently arrested in Dublin for
sedtious language at public meeting
and released on bail, has been despatch.
ed to the West of Ireland by the Irish
Land League as commissioner for the
relief of popular distress. AT asmeeting
of the committee for the distribution Of
the Duchess Of Msrlborough's relief
fund it was shown that the sum OF f6.-
400 is already available for distribution.
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xyEx. Marshal Bszaiue, who otstt,

g Elk. Marshal Bazaine, who tie
conclusion Of the last iFranco- German
war was convictedIof treason in the sur
render Of Metz, and whose, sentence of
death was commuted by, President Mac
Mahon to twelve years imprisonment
in the Fortress at the lie Ssinte Mar.
guerite, whence he escaped, with the as
sistance of his wife aud ber cousin, has
solicited pernissionlto settle some fami-
ly affairs in France, but. has, been re-
fused. J, ,,aa..f,.
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!. NOTARY PUB Lie l.

iFTsHN undersisned. having been appointed
o Notary Public, wonld inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he is
prepared to al Psnsioners' Blanks, admin
ds.sr Oaths, take Dispositions, acknowledge
1 Deeds. Morteagss- and other. Instruments OF
writing. e. s4issA JOHN JBFPRRS.
sprIs, ,'7er 3sallsvills. Monroe Co. Ohio.
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Physicians use Kidney -Wor. in regu-
lar practice and pronounce its action
perfec'.
A commercial advertisements for "a
man to travel was ans werea bv tram !.
He said be was used to the business.
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I.P. FARQUKAR. M. d.
fFormerly Of ZanesyilIe, Ohio,)

Physician and Surgeon,
uSos and residence in the Walton property.
ESFIE ED, D n 10.
Having located at the above place, offers his
Professional services, where he hopes BY
close attention to business to merit public
con6dsnoa and patronage.
Chronic Diseas~a -iu receive special
l6ttsntion. AaA 1853 ~avs.:er
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IMPORTANT LETTER.
!, From a7Distinguished Physician.

~ snGlc disease hns cntailcd more suffering or has
I tened the breaking up OF the constitution than
Catnrr The sense of SMELL OF tastc of sight of hcar
Ing, ,th human veicc, the mnd, one more and Some.
tices al yield to lis influence The posen II
distributes throughout the system attacks every vital
force and breaks up tho most robust of constitutions
Ignored bccncse but little understood by most phys-
Clans, fa,poenlly ailcd by quacke ard carlatans
those suffering from 1t have little hope TO be relieved
popular trsstment this terrible disease by remedies
wit sia o r ch of al passed 10 hsnGs at once COM
methol ndoptcd By Dr. Sanford IN the preparation Of
his l,ApicsL CURE has won my hearty approval 1 be.
lcyctt ke ly 10 succred when all the usual rcnedies
fa tcc5psc 1t strikes 1T tr root OF tho disease, viz
Tho 0cidfcd blood while II heals tho liberated meni
brine by direct application to the nasal passages Its
actien Il based m rrrtan fixed rules, and unless tho
vital fcrccs are too Ear exhausted, mus in ts great
majority OF cases, effect cure.
GEO BEARD. n. D.
EoBsooTr BLOCK, So. FEAXISGuAA, Oct. /, 1871.
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ualsERsaL SATISFACTION.

CsRYTLE,EsS - -we5havr sid s.srorp's RAp1cAI
VI CuES For nearly oncy ycaf. ,nd ray c,ndidY
thstwe never sold sim that rave such
universal sAti faction. WcLnvc torcarn the first
iplzttysti sVfe1Sf 500 7Vat
We are not In tho habit Of recommending ratcnt
medicines, but ur parafion mCtts the wants OF
thousands and we think those afflicted sli, ud ho on-
yccd OF Its great merit e. that lc uic ing Will DO
srclievrd. We hay ~bccn ~ tho dug usincss for the
past twelve years constantly and sold everything for
aCatarrh. hut yourslcads IN ih ST. ff ynuseo proper
you this lettcr Any patt Of Il that yo wish
= Very truly yours, y s. u. BALDWIN e co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Drugs, Books and
Stationery Washington, Ind. Feb. g, lsi6.
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SAEfeRD's RADICAL CURE

MAY safely claim TO be ofthc few Unpopular rcmcs
III dies receiving the approval ofmedcal gcntlcmcn
who, a privair. not only freely commcnd 1t but
IN their fapiits IN preference TO any the prepare
. .Iounrc nv are ~ d atsiilHrsrsh cityrhysciar
that my ohligaios 70 ac Mass. Medical Society aro
kadical Cure; hut tinca lreeeystso much lief fro
tAc usc OF 1t ni-scf after thor0.h trial of he usual
rc,edies,I hv" privately advised Ssc and presume
have sent TO your store NJ less than hundred Of
my, patients for H."
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Advertisine Rates: !

"a Legal advertsements chafgeu ~ .ne raH
of one dollar per square for first insertion. ana
fifty cents for each subsequent insertion.
sdAdministrator's or Executors. Attaehmentl
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Each rackarc contsius Or sanfords improved Inhai.
ing nnn and fu din eons foruse in all cases. Price.
Np Ic. sale by all wlolesnc aud retail drugg ists
and d nlcrs thronhou tho United States and CanntAs
q EkKSs s& POTTER. General Agents and Wholes sie
Drugg!sts, Boston. Mass u - -. - -
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julyl7sr.
oh! MY
BACk!'

VI All diseases OF tne htnney, bladder,
Liver and Urinary Organs. Dropsy, Gravel,
Diabetes, Brigh.'s Disease of the Kidneys and
Incontinenoe and Retention of Urine, are cured
by HUNTS REMEDY It is prepared
expressly. for these Diseases sis q
fa ff Cameron Co, Central Penn,
1 DRIFTwoop. Nov 18, 1879
Dear SIR: may say HUNTS REMEDY
has raised the dead It raised me from the
dead for sure. as the doctors had given me up
to die in SIX HOURS, and SO had all the peo-
pie. Ny friends called in the priest to prepare
me for death. and be also said Iiwas doomed.
They all had me dead, but HUNTS REMEDY
saved me- and I am alive To-day. sound and
cnred of dropsys " r. W 3TRUDE.f
From Rev. Z. Taylor. d. D.. Pastor First Bap-
a tist Church,. PRovIDENcE, r l.. Jan 8, 1879.
y can testify to the virtue Of HUNTS REM
EDY in Kidney Diseases from actual trial,
having been greatly benefited by its use. i.y
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- 0L.L.INS'|'
ELECTRICITY

An Electro-fsaIvRpic Bnttery combined with
highly MetiirIfcd STRENGTHENING PI1xtcr,
toru,tng ftic best Plaster for pains and ;lchos
in the World of Medicine. =
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BALSAM7 AND PINE.
TWO I'M ONE.

7 Why do you suffer
with the Pain in your
back, Loins or Side?
Your Kidneys are dis
eased. Do not delay,
as delays are danger
Gus, but try at once
HUNT SR e " e.
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~ Physicians and Surgeons,
eTAFFoRD,s MoHRoE co, OHIO.
C1Ics In Drug store,. febl1.79Y.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-11

secure the latest appliances fer fishing tackle
and when he spreads them all out it seems
like museum. Cagwia Allen have a fine
assortment Of lines and smells and Rail has
seine excellent poles for sale cheap.
TgoLLING.
While fy fishing in tho streams requires
rare tact and considerable experience, any
feel can troll for the big trsut that live in the
lakes. You just sling the shaker and line over
the boat stern and when fish is hooked haul
sort IF fishing is prime sport. Occasionally
man will be found who will catch one of these
twenty pound trout on hook and hae only
intended for the denizens Of the streams.
This is wheae true fishing ulanifssts itself and
the slightest mistake in pulling or Keeling re-
suits in the loss Of both fish land line. Dur
ing the coming season there will be general
raid Oh the fish. and to hear the talk Of men
who are getting ready to go, one would think
that the water would be wholly depopuiatsd
in a month. There need be but little fear
from this score. however, and the man who
gets in little late will doubtless 6ad few fish
left 1t is customary with all virtuoas anglers
to send mess TO the APPEAL Office. They
can be sent packed in dry grass and the for
warding Of the Same is pretty sure Of giving
the fishermen good luck. When his luck gets
bad it is sign that the time has arrived to
send another mess.
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GOOD TEMPLARS' PICNIC.

| The members of Union Lodge No. 4 and
| Empire No. l, l. . G. t., the fsrner vt Car.
| son and the latter of Empire, hsld a picnic
| yesterday ut the Bowers Mansion. N';h
| those who went On the excursion train, those
who wont by private co,veyancs, together
With some picksiekers from Washos Valley,
there must have been Eve hundred people At
the Mansion. Shortly after the arrival Of the
excursion train the femplars and their friends,
whs would nave preferred shorter walk than
the one they had fron the railroad track to
the grounds, were distributed around nndsr
the trees and made the usual attacks ON their
Iancheons.
Then came dancing in the pavilion, the mus
band Of eight pieces
Then followed young ladies race, distance
aboat l25 yasds, the winner to receive a.
prize fine writing desk. For this there were
five entries Miss Hannah Barrett, Of Empire,
was declared winner, but foul was claimed,
and the race was run over. Maggie Morris,
another young Empire miss, won this With
ease, and although it was objected that she
had not ran on the first trial, the prixe was
awarded her. ,s-......
This time an cid fnan's race, with fsnr en-
tries. Sam WEIGH, who Was favorte in the
pools, SHE'D At an ice cream cart, made bad
bolt, and sorely disappointed his friends
Sam Noyes ran in under pull, reminding
one of thoroughbred Monday colt. Sam Of
course got the cake in the shape Of An elegant
toilet set For q man If his age Sam is very
frisky The writer first knew him 25 years
ago, and then he was ea the shady side Of the
biblical three score years and ten.
For the egg race there were six lady con,
testant, and the prize was won by Mrs. Cook,
Of Empire.
Four enteriss for the sack race. which was
clevsrly Won by young man named Jane.
T~addle.
For tho wheelbarrsw race, the wheeler.
working with blinds, there were four entries,
and Henry Meyers Of Carson bagged the
the prize, tive dollars aud fifty cents in coin,
''just too easy" a. a friend Of his remarked.
Tive prizes, but We have forgotten what they
were, wore to be awarded to the best and next
best lady walters. For these prizes about
ten ladies with their male partners contested.
Mrs. James Dsnaing securing the FIRST, and
Miss Dora VanSickie the second.
At . clock P. n. the picnic train started
Carson and Empire ward, and in quick time
both places we're reached.
All who attended bear testimony to the ex-
colsnt management Of the affair. 1t WAS At
tended bv the best Of people, hoodlnfnisn |
WAS pIsasngIy absent, and As a whsle it WAS |
pleasant gathering.