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PROBATE NOTICE.

A CC0UNTs and vouchers have been fled
n In the Probate Court, OF MONROE County,
Ohis. By tho following Administrators and
Guardians, to wit: - -
Fourth and 6nal account Of James Andsr-
son Adm'r Of the estate Of Franciscs MOI.
fstt, Aec'd. who was Guardian of the minor
heirs Of HAunah Mofstt. decd.
Second and fnsl account OF David 0key
Admir- Of the estate Of David c. Doughsrty
deed,
Third and &ual account Of Jacob Afolts,
Admit. with the will annexed, upon the estate
Of Marv Afolter: decd 9@
8 Second and final account Of James Gate.
Aam'r Of the estate Of Nancy Gates, dec'd.
Second partial aocouat of Lewis sycks
Guardian Of Lewis 8. and Denver L. Wilson
minors.
Seventh and final account Of Leonard
Jackson Guardian Of John T. Craig. minor
Third partial account OF r. M. Amos Guar
dian Of Margsret e. and James A. Clark
hpai a. to Margaret &. s.
First partial account Of B. b. Mallory
Guardian Of Andrew Carney, a minor.
First and rual account Of Howard Farnss-
Guardian Of Walter R Cronin, q minor,
Second and fnal account Of David c. stes
Guardian Of Mary c. Steel, minor.
First partial sccount 81 John 8, Carpentes
Guardian Of John Baker, miner.
FIRST and hnal account Of James Gatei
Guardian Of Siegsl A. Gates, . minor,
81 Any person interested may fle written ex
csptions to said accounts or any item theres
nm op hafops tha Q0th dav ~ Anvil nav
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slOOrn,for Fuel.

In some parts OF the West and North
west people have been. compelled to use
corn for fuel this winter. owing to, the
scarcity ofscoal and wood A cores
lpondent Of the ST Paul Pioneer Press
suggests that corn Is likely to .beregar-
sded as the fuel sofsthe future in sdme
parts Of the country. Coal cannot, be
found, and the constant use of wood Is
helping on the exhaustion Of that mate
rial According to the writer referred
to, two or three acres. OF corn will afford
an ordinary family years supply OF
fuel, while the same corn sold in. the
market would not realize sum sufficient
to purchase an amount Of fuel thai
would last as long Corn, can he used
in either wood or coal stove, and when
burning throws out great heat. Asto
the objection to burning an articlu, OF
food the writer says he would rather
burn an acre Of corn which caa be re-
placed in single year, than an acre OF
timber which it takes years to replace.
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FACTS.

; Those contemplating a trip westward
will certainly do we'll to carefully con.
snlt the time tables OF the Baltimore and
Ohio road Its celebrated fast trains,
its sure connections, and rates always sas
low as the lowest, make it beyond all
.the best line west. Colo
nists are carried in first class cars on fast
trains, and everv possible care is taken
to insure Isomfort and convenience.
Trains run through without change of
cars to Chicago, where direct connection
is made with al leading lines .toTthe
west, northwest and southwest. max ing
but a single change Of cars to Iowa,
Kapsss, Nebraska, Texas Minnesota.
etc., No other line can offer such advan-
tages as the Baltimore and Obio.-Is
costs but very little time and trouble
to learn this, and in the send may lead
to tie saving of much Of both as. vel as
money. Above all things do not pur-
chase tickets before having . talk or re-
ceiving letter from one Of the B. 4 O.
Agents. A letter addressed to W. E.
Reppert, Columbus, Ohio; to j. T.sLane,
Wheeling. W.. Vs.,i Ito j. A Webb, Fos-
toria, Ohio;. to. +, A. Lee GAINESVILLE
Ohio, ,or. call upon either Of these gen
tlemen will lead to thorough informa-
ton as to all necessary details Of time
connections, fares, baggage, etc.. etc.
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Reqapfs7 uoo 3

REvlvING KID GLovEs.-To revive
old kid gloves, make a thick mucilage
by boiling handful OF flaxseed add a
little dissolved soap = then, when the
mixture eools. with q piece ,oi white
flannel wipe the gloves, previously fitted
to the hand ;use only enough to take
off the dirt without wetting through. the
glove:
LACE CuRTAINa--Should never be
ironed Wash and starch them, using
in the rinsing water a Tablespoonful OF
powdered borax This makes them very
s'itI. !. When wet spread on a sheet,
either on the floor or,,bed, and bin down
every two or three inches. Let them
dry for several days and they will look
very nice
INK FROM CARPETS. To remove fresh.
ly split ink from carpets, first take up
as much as possible Of The ink, with a
teaspoon. Then pour, cold sweet milk
upon the spot and take up as before,
pouring on milk until a. last it only, be-
comes slightly tinged with black: ,h,n
wash with cod water and absorb vita :
cloth without too much wetting. cff
STAINS ON LINEN RIB the stain IN
both sides with YELLOW soft snap lmi1
some starch in cold water TO a very thick
paste, rub it well into the stained par
on both sides; place the linen on ibt
grass. if possible, in the sun and wine
Till it comes out. II moi. removed il
three Or four days, rub off the paste nnd
renew the process; as itdries it shout
be Frequently sprinkled with little wa
ter gas =" 4AF 80
How TO WASH LAcs.-Csrefna,
squaz the lace in ialher of ordinar,
iI.soap and wsrm water. keepingf,he isc'
folded as fat as possible. When all tn,
\ dirt is extracted, put the lace, still fold
l ed, into towel and squteza it as dry Al
possible; then remove and lay il Gu q.
Ito dry on clean white paper, pulling hu
1. all the points and edge most carefully
| II it is to be stiff, put lump OF suga
into the water 's
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Whisperings for Bachelors.

q
None but,the married MAJ has home
In his old age; none has friends then but
he; none but be lives and fteshens in hia
green old age. amid the affections OF
wife and children.
There are no tears shed for the old
bachelor; there is no one in whose ewes
he can see himself reflected, and from
whose lips he can receive the unfailing
assurances of care and love M, the
old bachelor may be tolerated for his
money; he may eat and drink and reveI
as such do; and he nav sicken and die
in a hotel or garret with plenty OF az
tsndants about him, like 80 many cor
morants waiting for their prey but
where are the moistened eye, and gentle
hand, and loving lips that ought to re-
ceive his last farewelI3 He will pever
know what it is to, be loved, and to hive
and die amid 4 loving circle. He will
go from this world, ignorant OF the de !
lights of the domestic fireside, and on
the records OF humanity his life is noted
--A blank
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A minister once took q contract to
pay for his hoard by saving grace at the
table. The very first dinner to which
be sat down had a fine coon for the chief
piece. OF this he was very fond, and
his grace took a poetic form, running !:
"Lord. bless this coon, ~
John and his mother.
And give them grace
To run the race -, s,,..
And catch another" ;.
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Queries for Philosophers.

Why does two-shilling cane and q
five-cent cigar swell a young mans head
until lis hat won't fit himp.a
Why is it that women with the best
compilations deliberately ruin them with
cosmetics : .s ssst
Why is it that q wealthy and respect
able man will sacrifice pride, money and
comfort TO get into politics
Why is it that the man in the street
car who knows the least always does the
most talking9 Ia yssI....,. i
Why is it thatlso many people stand
ready to helpth stranger poor and turn
q deaf ear to their own relatives2
Why is it that man with $50 pouHds
Of ia, considers himself an Offset for .
man with fifty-four ounces of brain?
that musicians who are the
players and singers are the quick
est to show of their acquiremepts7
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rHE SPIRIT or DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY, APRIL u, 1881.
GEMS OF THOUGHT.


Never betray confidence.
To encourage talent is to createit.
Meyer leave home with unkind words.
Humility is the dress coat OF piide. 4
The happy past is the happy present
Calmness OF Willis sign OF grand
eur. c se al.
Nothing can be great which not
right. 81. 4gf aa H
A merry heart doeth good like med
icine. NJ 81
Never give promises that you cannot
fulfill. gis
Malice is the spur Of wit, good ma
ture the bride. :
He who has nothing to do las no
business on earth.
Frequently review your conduit and
not your feelings. -
Base natures Joy to see hard happen
to those they deem happy.
Riches should be admitted into our
houses but not into our hearts
Tardy recognition insults the genius
which it stafves and then crowns.
Love elevates or debases theisoul, &C.
cordipg to the object which inspires it
Politeness is the shadow OF clviliza.
ton. Christianity is the substance
Never count on the favor Of lthe >fiei
by fatteriDg eitherstheir vanilics or vi
ces. aYyaa3 K iar st
The best pennace we can do for envy
ing another's merit Is to endeayor tc
surpass it,
Politics is a science which no one be
lieves those who differ with him TO m
ders:and. .....t.
As rsvenous birds are the quickest
sighted, so are tha worst people tn
greatest fault-finders. -
Very few in the world have their pas
sions adequately occupied almost ev
erybody has i: in them to be better thai
they are., s..-,,sa
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given that q petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners Of
Monroe County, Ohio, at their June session,
1881 praying for the alteration Of the county
road leading from Cameron. Adams townsip,
int Switzerland township, Is follows: Begin.
ming At the creek road leading from Game,
ron to Clarington, near the mouth of Psine's
Run; thence tho nearest and best route to
the top Of the hill TO point in the road
near the residence Of Jacob Rbsrt.
nchl5, ,8lt6. MANY PETITIONERS.
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Profit. $1,000.

ITO sum it all up, six long years OF
bed-ridden sickness, costing 5000 per
year, total SI,200--all Of this expense
was stopped BY three bottles Of Hop
Bitters, taken BY my wife. She has done
her own housework for year since, with
out the loss Of day, and l want every
body to know It for their benefit ~.
r. Farmer.
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Al Foolish Mistake.

Don't make the mistake of confoun-
ding . remedy of acknowledged merit
with the numerous quack medicines that
are now,so common, We speak from
experience when We say that .Parker's
Ginger Tonic is sterling health resto.
rative and will do all that is claimed for
It. We have used II ourselves with the
happiest results for Rheumatism and
when worn out BY overwork. See advi
Times.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

Il AuDroR's OrPIos. MoSRoE CousfY,
WooasfIsLD. OHIO. March ~, 1881. I
To O. Cears or sohom il mag Concern.
Notice is hereby given, that George Den.
bow has deposited in the County Treasury Z
sam Of money sufficient TO redeem the south
part Of the south half Of the southwest
quarter Of section ls township Z Of range 5,
Said land was sold at Delinquent Tax Sale
By Jshn Gatohsll, Treasurer Of Monroe County
0hie, January Is, 1861, In the name Of Rob
ert Coultas to Christian Cehrs.
8. A.ATKINSON,
nch29,'sltS. Auditor Monroe Co., Ohio.
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Note ON Running Of Trains. LEAST
B0UND<-Nsw York fFast Lips daily. entire
traina rnns' through ffpha ck,oses = New
York. SlsepsislattaOhsd. nsy BEpfsss daily,
except Sunday. New York Nail, daily.
6lesping Car, Ssndusky to Gratten.
WEST Bound -chicsgo Fsst Lins daily,
entire train runs through from New York 10
Chicago. 6leepers attached. Chicago
Express runs daily on C. O. ana L. 3.
pisisisns.s Chicago Nail rrns'daily On main
hne and iC.o,f Division;s On ssshsr Aisisisns
daily. except sunday. Sleeping Car. Graftsn
sandusky. All other trains daily, except
5dnday. - s sr.e1ss
p G. Il. HunsoE. Eupt Tsans. o. Div, Chicago.
W. &. RBPPERT, Pass. Ag't, Cslunbss.
l. y. Cole, General Ticket Agent, Bslti-
more. fs4@ta rs1f1$ 1w
OK LORD Gen. Pass. Agt. Baltimore,
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VEe week in your own town. Terms
vOVand IS outfit free, Address h HALIErr
/ Co.. Portland. Maine. mchs,'siI
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@7eA WEEK, sle day at home easily
ViAmsds, Costly Outfit free. address
THus I Co. Augusta, Maine. mchs,'slr,
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lNsoLvENp NOTICE. !

N0TlcB 10 hereby given, that the Probate
IN Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, has de-.
clated the estate Of William Wsddle, de-
'ceassd, to b probably insoisent Perssns
indebted -ts)said eststs are required TO pre-
sent their claims. fos allowances, within six
months from this date, Eebiuary, 2, 1881.
''-..'fs e 8 sis SANFORD NFbblS - = :.
Admir- Of the estate Of Vim. Wsddls, dSc'd
fsbs, ,'slw1.
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LEGAL NOTICE

CARAH B0RDNRR and Henry 8. Bordner,
~ sEhoss. .portofacs address..is. Glenrock
York ,ceuntx. Pennsylvania; Eis&bsth Hsr-
per. George Harper and Jacob Markle, whose
psshfics address il sPsnnsboreugh, Ritehis
county. West Virginia; Alberta Hemp and
~ lanes Hsppp, whose postofice address Is
Lockport, Jackson county, West Virginia;
Elizabeth Smith, Sebastian Smith. Martha
8E6nh &nI LWlfmlth, whose pSstoffoe 4d4
dress Is Ravenswood Jackson comfy West
RI Virginia, Mary A. karaxie, Cora Lee Markie
0lis6 Jans. .nssBa&S W Saranville Msrkls. b.
wood sblsrkle. sLennors Markles " ctoiis Mar
81 ts and Ida Bell Maflsl~. whose posfohioedad.I
drefs is Hebron, Peasants county, West vir.
ginis, will take notice that on the 18th day
Of March. 1881. Lydia Clegg and her husband
Samuel cIeeg. filed petition in the court Of
eommen pleas Of Monroe county. Ohio, the
object and prayer Of which Is to obtain par
fiiien and assignment of dover Of the fol-
lowing described premises situate In eaid
county Of Monroe, to wit:
Known as part Of ths east half Of the
yeftbfaf 4nsfterf lof 1 sssticnS bsvenI es1,
to<nship peeveno rang gessvsn,1 commencing
for the fane at stake ON the east side OF
said section and eighty eight rods south from
the northeast corner OF said section seven.
teen. running thence west seven and ffty six
hundredth rods to a stake in the road; thence
- south ten and half degrees west thirty. 1--WE
ara twenty eight one hundredth rods along
q the road to- . stake in the section Iine thence
9 north one and a half degrees west thirty
o. four and sixty hundredth rods to the place
d Of beginning containing seven and two hun
! dyedth acres.
Also, the following parcel or tract Of land:
Beginning for the same at stake twenty
nine and sixty hundrsdth rods south Of the
northwest corner OF section eleven on the
section line in township seven of range
.ssvep;sthencs south one hundred and ten
and sfefty hnndredth rodssto staks; thence
= east eighty aud fourteen hundrcdth rods 10 a
stake; thence north eighty one and fifty hun
> sdfsdth todstto asstske; thence norths'xty
; 4s<sght degrees and Aforty ave minutes west
eighty six ana thirty two hundredth rods to
,tbe n sce,of beeinping cont aiming forty eight
AID teveiityJ huEdredth acres. except about
fiIres acfes Sold OF Of the last msntioLsd
Aisct by Jacob Markle to John Rockwell
Also, lots nnm bered eight and nine in the
<owr OF hiltonsburg Monroe county, ohio.
xou are required 10 answer said petition
on or before the 18th day Of May, 1851.
LYDIA CLEGG and
SAMUEL CLEGG.
BY sprisgs & briggs, their Attorneys.
mch15,'6l7.
fe@ Ag
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DIsc0vERER OF
LYDIA Z. .PINkHAM'a
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
The Positive Cure
For all Female Complaints.

THIS preparation, % its name signincs consists Of
Vegetable Properties that harmless to the mostdcl
ieato invalid. Upon ono trial the merits Of this Com
pound viii be recognized, asrelieffs immediate and
when is use Is continued In ninety cascs In hun
drsd IL effected Thousands viii tss-
tity On account Of Its proven merits It is todayrs
commended and prescribed By the best physicians In
the country. S5-
II win cure entirely the worst form Of falling
Of the uterus, Lcueorrhoa, irregular and painful
Aensauaton, all Ovarian Troubles Inflammation and
rterstion, floodngs All Dispacements and the con-
sequcnt spinal weakness and is especially adapted to
the Change OF Life. It win dissolve and sxpel turors
from the uterusn early stage Of development The
tendency to csneerous humors thsrs Is checked very
speedily by its use.
In feet It has proved 70 - the great
ct and best remedy that has ever been discover.
cd IL permeates every portion Of the ystcm, and gives
new fcand visor ltremovcs faintness natulency do
roys alcravng for stmulants and rulisves weakness
cf the stomach
II cures Blsating, Headaches. Nervous rrosfraton,
General Debility, slssplessnsss, Depression and Indl
gestion That feeling Of pce-.ng down, eaaEng pain,
weight and backaehe, Is always permanently cured by
is use 1t will at all times and under all eircumstsn.
sss act in harmony With the lawNtAat governs the
femaIesystem
For Kidney Complaints Of either sex this cou,po,ud
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The Salt OF the Earth.

No one claims bat the rural schoals
OF Ohio are all that they ought to be- ;
that they are incapable Of Improvement
And whoever 50, e. that the city and viii
lage schools are perfect, or approach per-
lection, doesnot know what he is talking
about. The city and village system will
do for cities and villages. The relative
merits Of the two svstems must be judged
by results, not by theories. The census
statistics show an alarming increase OF
s.illi,eracy' in cities, and a. decrease in
country districts. Gentlemen. legisla.
tors, let the rural schools alone. They
are the salt of the esrth.-O.lS. Journal.
God gives feed TO every bird. hut he
does notring it to their nest Ia like
manner be gives US our daily bread. bui
by means OF daily work. Se Is.
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache,
from sour stomach, are all cured hp DIR
METTAUR'S HEADACHE 81 AND
DYSPEPSIA PILLS. Price IS c,s.
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l57y;iI s. !
FACTS WORTH kNo OWING.

GIuECrs BccHus Ntttfahts tltfiuSih
knnnnv Otcr OF the best medicines known ere sci
kskillful!y co-ahincd in PAEKER's GINGER foSrc@
: kasto make tne greatest Eiood Further and 4
IaklTne Eest, flsaith and Strength ,Eestoror ,,l
Evcr EBed.
So perfoex as the .eorposition Of rARKrR's}
3Grxcza foxIo that no aiseaSo can lcRg exist
kwhere It Is used. II you hare Dyspepsia, hcad-}
kacSc, Rhcumstism, Aauraigia, Bowel, kicney4
kcr Liver 0,sorde! or II ycu seed mid etim-N
kuiaht, or appetizer tho fSrIc Is ;s,ss the mod-3
kicine for you, as It IS hghiy curative and ind
kviEorating Eus revcr Intoxicating. 4
Il yop arc slowly. vrst,ng away With ccn.1
ksun,tioa Of any sickness, II YOU have o rsinful@
kCoh1k ora bad Cold, PAaEER's GrSoER Tonrc{
Z $Riil g,rey Lelp you 1t gives new, lie anc1
kviTor - Che feeble and nged, and rs certain}
kcurc for Rhruaas,srn and Cholera lnssntam.
kIt Las Saved Hundreds Of Liyssj It May1
Saye Yours. 4
lfyou are feeling miserable don't wait untH1
kvou are down sick. bot use tho TcSIo to-day
kNo matter what oar disease or rEymFtomsmay{
lie L viii give prompt relief 4
- Rcrno1nbef L PAREEn's GTsoEE ToSuc IS notl
kn rum drink but the Best and Purest Fsmily(
8Hiddieine terrf madp, compounded BY new4
Sprocess and entirely different from Bitters1
fginger preparations and all other Tonics- Tryl
"a Ec bottle. Your druggist can supply you.
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Lydia {. pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound
lsprsparod at IS and as Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass
Pncet tico Six bottles for ssoo Seat by mail In the
form Of pills. also in the form Of fLosenges on receipt
u price, $i.oo. per box, for either Mrs. P1NKHAN
fsscly answer all letters Of inquiry Send for pam.
pAist Address as above Mention fhis paper
30 family should be without LYDIA T. PISKHAE
llyER PILLS They cure Constipation, Riliousncss
sadTospidity Of the Liver Is cents per boz
JOHN .. PARK Il SON, General
Agents. Cincinnati, Ohio.
& POPE & CASTLE
Druggists, Agents at Woodsfeld, Ohio.i
jnnsas, ,'eoy.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
TINE CARD.
) x g.8sET-a -

EASTBOUND-Dec. 10, 1880.
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BARGAINS
FOR APRIL.

srss'''.' ps5s n4sss {f5tf
,..' !oW llA
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-01-29
Leap Year.
BY FRIEND.

We have now bid long farewell
To one of our favorite years;
Which in rapid flight has taken
Many of our sorrows and cares.
Yes, our year, thou art past and GONE
We have no more speeches to make;
Ii seems that all years might ne ours,
II not for the man, for the maids sake.
1t has often been said by man,
Women are anxious to we'd;
Strange, indeed, men are 50 tmid,
Yet accept when the word is said.
All who read this noble paper,
And the weddings of the year past,
Have heard many old bachelors
Sigh for l., ap Year to always last.
Though there have been many united,
There are many bachelors still;
They must live years of Solitude
And that So much against their will.
Friend bachelor, don't pine away,
Three years are not so long to wait;
If YOU are not So timid then,
You may change that, your lonely state
Now to the old maids would say,
Still wait, be noble. kind aud true;
And ere another Leap Years gone
You may win and be united, too.
Remember It's woman's kind words
That soften mans obdurate heart;
And by kindness, patience and love,
You may share in their life a part
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-01-29
A Curiosity.

Col. Marbury has placed upon our
table a remarkable curiosity in the way
of a sweet potatoe. 1t is evidently
freak of nature, or nature lapS,s, by
which two distinct species of that veg
etable have united to form one, each
retaining it's own characteristics of color
indentations, shape and flavor. In
fact, it reminds us more forcibly of the
two factions of the Democratic party
in the Legislature than anything else.
Both anxious and urgent for harmony
on terms expressly stated that each is
to retain all its peculiar characteristics,
aud the Senatorial tuber must hang
from both vines. In this they tran
scrpd s4le- example of the potatoe, for
i h. hut one stem. with two distinct
colorS, which are those of the common
red potatoe and the yellow yam, closely
and indissolubly united. The places
on the surface from which1the skin was
removed in digging have become hard
like wood, or have Hgnifed. In the
same way these political tubers al
Nashville seem tn ossJy whenever you
Praise the bark little. ~o
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-01-29

"UncIe john" said bright littl
girl of eight summers to gentleman
whose hair was just showing tints of
silver, "Why can't you walk as fast as
I% MY dear once chased the but,
terfy with light elastic step like yours,
but ! am too old for such sports now,
am besides a victim of Rheumatism,
and must therefore stop at the nearest
drug store for bottle of Coussens'
Lightning Liniment, which will cure
Rheumatism, Lame Back, Sprains,
Bruises, etc" Price 80 cts. For sale
by j. B. Ritchey, McNlinnville.
ne5. SOL valternw