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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11
GET YOUR TICKETS.

Nj. 8. DENooN has been employed by
the Passenger Department Of the Cleve-
land 4 Pittsburgh R. r. Persons going
West on business or pleasure, or for the
purpose Of selecting and locating lands
are invited to call on him before select
ing their route. For safety, speed. COM
fort. and satisfactory attention to travel
ers the Cleveland q Pittsburgh and
Pittsburgh IT. Wayne l. Chicago roads
are unrivslled. Every information can
be had by addressing him at Woodsfeld
Ohio. March 1881.
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, ~Shrriff READ had on exhibition
in the Floral Hall Gorilla, made
of moss, that holds suspended a black
snake. A moss wild Cat, with a genu.
inc head A moss Pike, with q head
brought from West Va, and last of all
q moss Elephant.
Considerable skill was required to
manufacture these snriosities, and it
paid oil in attendance to 60 to the Floral
Hall and take look at them. ,-- e., q
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Leo BRoKEN Jacob Heck, an old
citizen Of Malaga township, met with an
accident on the 4th instant. Ia getting
of load OF tobacco be jumped and fell,
his boot heel catching and holding so
as to break bis leg square off between
the knee and ankle. Dr.. Folger, of
Malaga. was called and reduced the
fracture. Mr.. Heck = seventy-three
years OF sge -Enterrrise.
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Nevv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Court corvenes on Thursdsy, the 18th

Court coEvenes on Thursday, the 18th
inst. s 81
ssMrs. WARREN Yosr of Bellstre, 10
visiting Miss N. E. SINCLAIR.
A wrestle on the Grounds Saturday
afternoon made fun for the boys.
Capt. CHARLEY MuHLEMAN and MART.
NoLL, of Baresville, took in the Fair
Miss SALLIE KEErERs, Of Beallsvllle.
visited friends in Woods6eld last week
Mr. MAO. GAnsLE and sister. SILVIA,
of Darlington, visited W God field friends
last week.
sMiss ExxA HArnEN returned last
week from visit to friends in Cincin-
natl and Oxford.
A hali-grown featherless chicken in
he Hsli attracted the attention Of
crowds Of people.
-sMrs i. K. BuoHAxAx, Of Columbus,
I, visiting at her fathers, Mr.. J. NJ.
BuRxHEAD, of this place.
Hotsemsn at the Fair were loud In
their pfsi-es OF the track. They said it
Was the best in Esssern Ohio.
Proceedings Of the session Of the
Teachers Institute ct Besllsville last
week. will appear 10 our next issue.
SfrrHEx BouaaNER. Esq, Of Adams
township, had . fne English double
hArrelled shot gun on exhibition in the
Hall.
FsAuK FLlHr has recently repaired
his slouring mill on Muskingum creek,
and says he nov has the best mill on
that stream.
The Floral Hallexhihit Was splendid,
could moi be better. Is the opinion Of
hundreds Who visited and admired its
veil: arranged contents.
The Directors Of the Fair will hold .
meeting in Woodsneld on Tuesday, the
18th inst, after which the premiums
aksfdsd viii be paid in full.
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SHERIFF'S
Proclamation!
OCTOBER ELECTION,
-.AzID -
Tuesday, October i, 1884.


Whereas. BY the laws Of Ohio, sseulasiae
elections, II 4 required Of the Sheriff d his
county to give notice before the time df held.
ing general election, BY prcclsnatioa
throughout the county. Of the time q which
such election viii be holden. ssh
In pursuance Of such requisitiSu, I, vii.
liam Read, Sheriff Of Monroe County, Ohio,
do hereby proclaim and make known that ths
second Tuesday, being the
1lth DAY OF OCTOBER, 4. D. 1881.
ID, BY the Constitution and Laws Of Ohio.
the appointed day on which the quslldsi
electors of said Monroe County, Ohio, shalt
meet 10 their respective townships, at thess
usual or proper place Of holding slsctioass
The polls to be opened bstwesn the hsuys
Of and 10 o'clock IN the forenoon OF said
day. and closed At O'Clock In the aftssnocp
0 said day.
The candidates to be votsd for are, sst
One person for Governor of the Heass cf
Ohio;
One person for tisdtsnans ao,.pe, u
tie State Of Ohio; Nss1
One person for Supreme Judge Of the ~,
Of Ohio;
One person Tor Attorney Gsbsral Of the
State Of Ohioi v-fs~
One person for Treasurer Of the STATE Of
Ohio; .
One person for Asnbsr Of the Bo.,d Of
Public Works Of the State Of Ohio;
One person for Judge Of The coast OF Gem.
mon Pleas Of the ID sub division OF the oth
Judicial District Of the, Stats Of Ohio;
One person for Senator for the lstb aud
i9th Senatorial Dstricts of the STATE q Ohio;
! One psrson for Representative Of konsee
County, Ohio; ''s's'o''ss
One person for Probate Judge of Rssses
County, Ohio; s y. ~
One person for Treasurer Of Monroe Coon.
~, Ohio;
One person for Sheriff Of Monroe County
ohio;
One person for Prosecuting Atternsy -
Monroe County. Ohio;
One person for Commissionsr Of Henses
County, Ohio; ,..ss
One person for Iuarn.u pir,etos q Mon,
roe County, ohio; s,-s
On person fos cesonst Of sseprot Qspats,
Ohio.
The Trustees Of the several texuships Of
said epupty are hereby notified thai the fsL
Lowing puRhes Of Jusoss ara. arpovtioaed 10
thsir townships. respectively, and that they
are repaired to. select the ssid painbes aud
make. retlru thereof TO ths. Clerk Of the
Cont Of Common Pleas, together ylh ts~
Epoll book, within tvo days sftsr the ssid
hsscopd Tuesday Of October, 1881.
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vThe Directors, as snon as they
fonnd that the people had so literally
patronixad them. and thereby relieved
the Society of portion OF the debt in
Cured in the preparation Of the Fair
Grounds, decided to give the Soldiers
the entire use Of the grounds free. and
welcome.
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~Those men who were fortuna
enough to hold Agricultural Fair Bonds
we're agreeahly surprised to ind that the
No. Coupons attached thereto were
promptly taken up at the ticket Office
according to the terms thereof. And
those who dill not present theirs will be
as pleasantly surprised 70 6ud them
promptly paid in cssh on the day OF
election for Off ;ers In January nex'.
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NEW GOODS.

P T KING has returned from the
Eastern markets and the new Goods are
arriving daily. Look ont. for the loSes'
prices etSheard Of. His stick is the
most complete in Eastern Ohio. In.
spection invited at 1l9 4 III Belmon'
ST., Bellaire, Ohio
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Heavy Mortgages Given on Three
Ohio Roads.

CoLUMBus, October 6.-The Colum.
bus, Hooking Vs'Iey and Toledo Rsil-
road Company, which includes the Co
lnmhus AMI Toledn, C C,lumbus and
Hocki-g Valley and Ohio and Wes'
Virsinia lines. gave mortgage to-da.
to the Central Trust Company OF New
York for fourteen and one.half millions
of dollars The loan hears six per cen
interest, and the principal is payable ia
gold in fif,y years.
The Columbus and Cincinnati Rail
road Company, A P Hatch, President
gave two mortgages to the Central Trus'
Company for seven hundred and fit,
thousand each, first and second. the in.
terest (six per cent. is pavable annual
~, and the principal is payable in gold
10 1921.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11

ks~Hon. Al. Pearson, of Monroe
county. our candid. .te for State Senator,
spent last Wednesday 10 Coshocton, and
made favorable impression upon those
with whom be was brought in coutsct.
His msjpfity at the election next Tues
dsy will not fsll below three Thousand
-Coshocion Democrat. 4th tast
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"a The weepstake, trot on the pro-
gramme Tor Friday failed to come of
for lack of the necessary. number OF en-
tries. The Directors substituted Sweep
stakes pace. There we're, three, entries,
BRIsrRR's aJne"; GREao's Calico AMaid'i
and DoUaHERrY's wild Jim " e
The race was exciting, and when joe
carried of the third and fourth heats.
hats we're thrown high 10 the air and the
crowd yelei them selves hoarse with de
light. The 9th aad deciding heat was
won by the "Maid"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11

~ The four year old trot on Thurs
day didn't amount to much. Oat of
four entries two, bav and black, were
distanced. "Charley," entered by WIN.
PoULfoN won the first, third and fourth
heats and the race. "Lucv,' roam
mare, was given the second heat because
of DoUaHERrY. the driver OF "Charley'
pulling him to keep from shutting Lucy
out. Second money was awarded to
Lucy.
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Hawk Head Certificates.

feb8,'5ly1,
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Eg JosErH HENRY JEFEERs, son OF
I. N. and LOUISA JErFcRs. died Sept. y,
1881, aged 8 months and Is days.-
Weeping father and mother, listen to the
tender words OF the Savior as he says
"Of ssch is The kingdom Of Heaven."
II take these little lambs, said he,
And lay them in my breast.
Protection they shall have in me-
In me be ever blest W. BRDALL.
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!
/ ~ Messrs. DEcKsR and LorEa, sheep
breeders Of Sansbury township. exhibi.
ted some extra sheep at the Fair, recent
" purchased from the bes, aocks 10 Yer.
mont.
Two bucks, one year old shore1s and
20 pounds the past season One OF them
cost $500 cash. and i. from the finest
stock in the country. They are insured
to shear 80 pounds each when two years
DID,. Three other hacks yielded. at Two
years of age, Is. - and 22i pounds o
wool. respectively, the psst season. Siz
yearling ewes shore IL pounds this year
and will shear Is pounds at two year'
old 4E ~
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ICE CREAM PARLOR.

have Just procured one Of the best .Ice
Cream Frcezcrs now in use. and am prepared to
furnish Ice Cream to families. weddings. and
picnic parties on the shortest notice Parlor
open every evening. Cakes of all kinds fur.
nished. Lunch at all hours.
JACOB REINHERR.
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Barnesville Real Estate Agency.
Eight Farms in this ard adjacent
Counties and fifteen pieces Of Town prop
erty now Offering. Address
j. T. scorIELD, Agent.
feb8, ,'5Iy1,
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~ Nsp-skavls Skirts, corssts, cloa h,
Dolms.s. Kat Goods. de-, opening daily
at the most p,pulsr prices at 2. T.
KINGS. Bsllaire, Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11

MRS GOODRICH ia opening her new Fall
stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods, consist
ing of Ladies' and Childrens Hats. Bonnets,
Plumes. Ribbons. &C.. which she will sell at a
close margin. The ladies of Woodsfeld and
vicinity should call and examine her poods,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11

~ House plants and flowers. wire
and straw baskets for bouquets, bouquet
holders ana cut flowers at all times at
saHAY.S green house. Woodsaeld.
0li.
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,..A ~ Pleasant Valley B,ys will have
fessissl and oyster supper in VIZ. GIs-
soF'S packing house, Oct. 18Th. 1884,
Eontests. cakes &c. All invited,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11

AUThere WAS very One display OF
teAts. pumpkins, potatoes. corn. spples,
bqdsshes, gourds. wheat, osts and other
farm products in the Floral Hall. S
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11

A. nearly as can be ascertained from
analysis the new Republican Stale Con.
mittee in New York stands anti.Stal-
warts 30, StalSsrts IL, doubsful .. va
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11

~ Nsss Fau d Wiatsf Goodsin abun-
dance are DO being opersi d,iiv q, as
tonishiugly Low prices al P. T. KINGS,
Bellaire, Ohio
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Road Tax Receipts

Furnished to Road Supervisors or Town,
ship Clerks at TIE SPIRIr Office, or or
ders by mail will receive prompt atteu
tiOn. -
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- Attr sc'ive bargains in Nss Goods
ct athe one price Cssh House" Of P. 7.
KING, Bellaire, Ohio.
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EReports from different parts OF
the country indicate that there will be
large attendance at The Reunion to be
held here on the 18th and Goth 8 i 4
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~WALLAcs's Jpventle Band PLAYED
during the Fair. and the boys were
praised BY the psople generally for theis
excellent performances
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~PxrEs ScaArrsR. OF Miltonsburg,
has . ssundo~er sisik with 81 fowers on
ii. Hs sowed Is sc,es rof whest this
tall.
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We are now ready to supply Town.
ship Clerks with nicely printed cvrtif.
cstes for parties, (who kill hawks. 10
present TO the County Auditor. Orders
by mail will receive prompt attention.
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.bR Ths best cat lie, best horses, best
hogs. hest sheep. best mules anl hest
Fair the people OF this county ever at
tended in Waods6eld
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y M1sRleD -Oa October I'd, BY g N
BLowERs. Eco Of Adams township,
Niss REssccA DEw to Mr, SrLvEsrER
Moosx.H : sT u sNasa8
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BUSlN ESS NOTICES.
q Ready made clothing at
~ For Dress goods, Jeans and all kinds Of
Dry goods 20 to
NORRIS 3 &ARMSTRONGS.

a When you come to the Reunion next
week do not fail to go to NORRIS b Ann.
sTRoNe's and examine their custom made
Boots and Shoes for winter wesr-the best
goods you have seen for the money.
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- The county pace on Friday was
taken by BILLY SxlrH's sosrel in one
1No. three order. A bay horse won
sscobd snd Fsnsx wIn2x's third
n0ssxg g
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BH in buying Groceries" you want "full"
value for your money go to Schumachers, op.
posite the Bank.
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wTne county pace on Thursday
was taken bv BRrsrER's "Joe" in three
straisAt Ebsats. r. WAVES ahorse,
~Fos.ern took second money. First
premium Sl5 second 80.
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,EstrCalstsrae SrtRr ONCE FOR fob
printing from . visiting card up to full
sshestg ,,osterv Letter heads, business
-eata On envelopes, statements and bill
heads ,priated on short notice. =
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NEW STOCK.

Elegant Pocket and Table cutlery. Scissors
Razors, Revolvers and Guns. Peck and Halt.
Bushel measures. Butter Bowls. Blasting
Powder Fuse. Carpenters Tools. and many
other desirable articles all new. Just received
and will be sold cheap. @. E HARLAN.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.,
avp,roa's o.I,c., Mcslos coux- !

Aupi7oR's 0EIlcE, Mcssos Couk y, /
wooysrIsLD. OHIo. September Is, 1881. {
10 e.. X Dasidson "a wAous tmay CaAcsrn>
Notice is hereby given, that Gsofgs He'll
Ass dspos tsd in the County Treasury. I sum
OF money snllcient 70 redeem Lot No. l3s
in section 10, township s Of range = Said
lana vas sold foe taxes By Iohu GatchsIl
Treasurer Of Monroe County, OAis. January
20, 1881, In the name of Elizabeth Allen u
G. W. Davidson.
s. A. ATKINSON,
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~ Nsr Goods at the most attractive
prices at P. T. KINGS, Bsllaire, Ohio.
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CLOAKs, vDOLMANS AND JACKETS.

August beautiful styles Of above Carmen
$685. prices them will surely astopsh You.
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REWARD!
1900 Reward

5000 Reward
will be paid for the arrest, and con
viction of the person or persons,
who attempted to break into and
rob the Safe in the office of the
Treasurer of Monroe County, on the
night of September 18th, 1851.
DAVID LENTZ,
JACOB AFFOLTER,
JONATHAN LIEUELLEN,
Commissioners of Monroe Co., o.
Attest: S. A. ATKINSON, Auditor.
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silks
everything
DsssGo a.95c
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Mens,c1c Boys Cloth

Of have specify
Clothing
will l5 fsas & l +
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,.p2o, ,,sl.& Ass,os HoaIo, Co., oAie.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-03-02

in manner at all satisfactory. The
House Committee, on appropriations
is still engaged in consideration Of the
General Deficiency bill, it being the
last one. Senator Booth submitted to
the Senate report from the Confer
ence Committee on the Pension bill,
which as concurred in, and the bill
only awaits the same action from the
House and the Presidents signature to
become law. The Post Office bill
was yesterday referred to Conference
Committee. The River and Harbor
bill is in the hands of the Senate Com
'mittee on Commerce, and over 130
amendments have been offered to it.
This bill is very sick and NAV die at
the close Of the session, though many
of it's items are msfitorious and to
certain extent necessary. The Forti-
fication bill passed the Senate Ysster.
day. In the House, Senate amend
ments to the Legislative bill were re-
ferrsd to the Committee on Appropri-
atiOns. The Sundry Civil bill is still
under consideration in the House. 1t
can readily be seen that from the
amount Of necessary work to be done,
Congress will have its hands full the
few remaining days of the session.
Senator Matt. Carpenter, of Wiscon-
sin, died in this city this morning.
The city is overAowing with stran-
gers at the present time, and more are
arriving each day.
PHIL.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that P. NJ. Clark.
of the Borough of Tionesta, Forest Coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, has applied to the Sec
retary of Internal Affairs of Pennsylva-
nta. for Five Hundred and Fifty $500
acres of unimproved land situate in Howe
Township, Forest County, Pennsylvania.
Bounded as follows, to-wit: On the East
by Warrant No. 1852, granted to Wilhelm
Willink ct al; on the South by Warrants
Nos. 1902 and 1903. granted to Jeremiah
Warder; on the West by Warrant No.
3lS7. granted to Leroy and Linklain, and
on the North by Warrant No. 1878, grant
ed to Wilhelm Willink ct al.
p. I. CLARK.
Tionesta, Fs., Fe5. Is, 1871.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-03-02

g X Outfit sent tree TO those who wish ID
PC engage in tho most pleasant and
profitable business known. Evervthhd
now. Capital not required. We will htrl
nish YOU everything. $40 y day and UNI
wards Is easily made without stavin4
away from home over night. No risl{
whatever Many now workers wanted ak
once. Many are making fortunes al thd
business. Ladies make as much as mon
and young boys and girls make 9raet paw.
No ono who is willing tn work fails Ia
make more money every day than can be
made IN u week at any ordinary employ
ment. Those who engage at once will find
a short road to fortune. Address II
HALLEp x Co, PORTLAND. Me, doc29ly
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-03-02

MO OTHER medicine will cure a cough
1 so quick as PisO's Cure for Consump-
ton. There is no other medicine that
tastes so good aa Pisos Cure for Consump-
tion. 1t should re kept always in the
house, because it Is a certain and safe rem
edy for Group, Asthma, Bronchitis and
Sore throat. 1t will cure Consumption.
consequently it will cure these lesser
complaints, which are so often the fore
runner of Consumption.
Convoy, o., Mar. 3, 1880.
We have sold great many bottles of
Piso's Cure for Consumption, and have
not heard one word of complaint. Butt
all speak highly and in words of praise
about the good il has accomplished.
HINES Il SON.
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CRAWFORD COUNTY, Pa, l
CITY OF 1ITUsVILLE. [

Personally appeared before me
Mary Murry, who, being sworn &c.
cording to law, dFposes and says: That
she. resides at the corner of Franklin
aud Water streets in said city. That
she was suffering with excruciating
paiu from the Infammatory Rheuma-
tism for the space of seven days, that
she was screaming from the pain and
got no rest during all thist ime. That
she received relief within twenty min
utes after taking the first dose of vii.
sons Lightning Remedy for Rheuma-
tism, and went to sleep. And that she
has had a permanent cure within ten
days, and that she was up and about
within five days. MARY MURRY.
Sworn and subscribed to before me
this the 18th day of April, A. d. 1880.
j. d. B. CLARK,
1t. Justice of the Peace.
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j. NJ. MCKAY, P. M.

We have received fran Saalfeld's 3
Music Store, $50 Broadway, New
York, something in the way ofa "Ten-
Cent Library of Music" that fairly
takes our breath sway. It is publi-
cation that this enterprising house has
decided to issue every month, (Sub-
scription price $1.00 q year, single
numbers, 10 cts. each,) which is gotten
up in the same style Snd shape as any
other music, no matter how high
priced, and yet containing sixteen
pages of the most popular music for
10 cts. 1t is certainly astonishing.
The first number which has just come
to hand contains Waldtenfel's i'm
mensely popular "Tres Jolie Waltzes, :"
the beautiful little ballad, "In the
Cleaning" and two other pieces.
Other numbers contain the popular
Racquet Waltz, Miss Thursby's
Twickenhan Ferry, Boccaccio March,
Lardy Dab, whilst the last number
issued is said to contain a complete
Potpouri Of "The Pirates of Penzance,
which ordinarily retails for 81 90 alone
whilst in this case it contains two
other pieces besides. Catalogues
mailed on receipt of three cent
stamp by the publishers.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-03-02

Two ORGANs.-Regulate fret the
stomach, second the liver; especially
the frst, so as to perform their func-
tiOns perfectly and you will remove at
least nineteen twentieths of all the ills
that mankind is heir to, in this or any
other climate. Hop Bitters. only thing
that will give perfectly healthy natural
action to these two organs.-lIaine
Farmer. 2t