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100 Summit, Bctv
E. L. GRAVES, Manage

GRANpMoTnRn-Used to say: Boys, II you
blood is out Of order try Burdock ten;" and then
they had to dig the Burdock and boil It down In
kettles, making nasty smellg decoc,ion; now
you get all the curative properties put up in =
b alatabie form In Burdock Blood Bitters. Price
81 o.. trial aize 10 cents. Taylor & Miller.
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Great Slaughter Snle.-We direct

Great Slaughter SaIe.-We direct the
attention OF our readers to the new adv. of
c. II. Mabley, of Toledo. Mr.. Mabley is
now closing out his stock of Overcoats
and Heavy Winter Suits at greatly re-
duced prices, and propose to make it profit
able for purchasers to call on him. Re-
member the number, los Summit street.
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Connections; At Toledo with diverging roads
toe ali points East, West and North.
Hoigats, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
Deiphas, Pittsburg Ft Way ne & Chicago r II :.
Enterprise, O v W & st u r z.
Decatur, Grand Rapids 4 indianapolis r r.
Button, Ft Wayne Muucie Il Cincinnati x X.
Marisn. r q & st l., aud O W g. M RR.
Kokomo, l p Il @ and z O d st l. K r.
CcIiua, l. Il Il W u Il.
Covington, p q Il st u RR.
Saltwater Junction, p @ Il st L RR.
Dayton. with roads diverging, for all points
East, West and South.
4. A. PHILLIPS, Gen'l Manager.
J.iw. MclLVAlSE, Genl Pass. Agenti
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RhetorIeaI ExercIses.-Ne.

Rhetorical Exercises.-Next Wednes'
day being the one hundredth anniversary
of the birth Of Daniel Webster, the rhe-
toricsi exercises of the High School on
the following Friday, will consist Of es'
says on his life and character, and OF reel
tations selected from his works. Parents
and friends are invited to be present
The exercises will begin at two o'clock.
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Broke His Leg.-Joe Fuller, an IS
year old son Of Mr.. John Fuller, at the
Ten Mile House, Webster, had the mis-
fortune to get his leg broke last Saturday,
by horse falling upon it, which Fuller
was riding at the time.-Se7litaei.
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Gone to Belieyue.-Mr. J. F. Raab,
one OF our best citizens and conscientious
business men, removed his family and
stock of groceries to Bellevue, Ohio, on
Tuesday last. Mr.. Raab has been in bust
ness here for many years, and has made
many warm friends who regret his depar-
ture, as well as that of his family, from
our business and social circles Mr.. Frank
Raab will remain here for few days 10
close up some matters OF business.
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The cleaners ElectIon.-The band

The Cleaners ElectIon.-The band
of little Cleaners held their quarterly elec-
tion Of officers at Centennial Hall on Fri
day evening last, with the following result:
President Hiss Nettie Oblinger.
Vice Prest. Miss Ella Hollenbeck.
Secretary-Andrew Webb.
Treasurer-Russe Williams.
Chorister--M Miss Sophia Zaenger.
Organist Loide Krill.
rr.l. Miss Zula Webb.
o'ne'' | Willis Cook.
This little band have entered the field
Of Charity, as well as that Of Temperance,
and are accomplishing good work in both
Let them be encouraged in their good
deeds.
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Repair Shop.-All kinds of furniture
ETC., neatly repaired, at low rates, at my re-
pair shop, at residence, on Third street.
A. c. p BoYcE
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Arm Broken.-Walter Pomeroy fell
on the ice, while skating one day last
week, and broke his arm in two places.
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Notice. members of the Masonic
Benefit Association of Columbus, will meet
at the Lodge Room Monday evening, Jan,
18th, to elect Resident Trustee. All
are requested to be present.
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AL trsins arriving in Toledo, via other lines.
make close connections with the South bound
sraius Of the Columbus, Hooking Valley a
Toledo Railway.
rr.ius win arrive and depsrtfrom Toledo at
Columbus, Hooking Valley & Toledo Railway
Compauy's Depot, Summit Street.
VIII HARRISON, Gen1Ticket Agent.
g. Y. CARR. Gen'l Sup't.
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For Sale.-A house and lot on Louisi
ana Ave-. Good location for business and
dwelling. Enquire of JNo. POWERS.
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MERRY BROWN.--On Thurmiay evel
ming, January 18th, eighteen hnndred and
eighty.two, at two and quarter fnihutes
too o'clock, r. NJ, sharp, by Rev. u. A.
Adams, Mr.. JOHN WESLEY MERRY and
Miss CARRIE LOUISE BRowN, all OF Per-
rysbnrg, Wood county, and United States
of Ohio.
The above firm commenced life on busii
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mn hour in the hardware trade. Fifty in
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Young men contemplating matrimony
should read the following, evidently writ
ten by the worst kind OF n henpecked club
by: "Man who is married TO womnn Is
OF many days aud is full of trouble. In
the morning he draws his snlary and In
the evening, behold II is gone. 1t il a
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with TO heal the colicy bowels Of his Off
spring. lie spendeth hH shekels in the
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er the bosom of his family; yet he him
self IL seen Mt the gates OF the city with
one s,ispender lie conleih forth flower,
and il cut down that the tender roots
thereof will sprout again; but man goeth
to his home and what il he then 4? Yen,
he is too utterly utter"
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E0r Sale-one Platform spring Dray
one Harness, also, one Farm wagon, cheap,
J. +, FLEMING,
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Geo. Meredith, Jersey City, writes: "Thc Spring
Blossom yon sent me has had tho happiest effect
on my daughter; her headache and depression o
spirits has vanished. She Ia again able to go 10
school, and is as lively as n cricket. shall Ger
tainly recommend Il to ali my friends Price Sc
cents, trial bottles 10 cents. Taylor & Miller.
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Mothers! NJ others! m NoihersI

1t is reported that John w.Bookwaltsr
il about to start on trip around the world
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A Lady's wish.-"oh, how do wish my
skin was as clear and soft as yours" said la
dy to her friend. "You can easily make il 80 ;"
answered the friend. " Howl" inquired the first
lady. "By using Hop Bitiers. that makes rich
you observe" Read of it Cairo Bulletin.
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DHNTIST,
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Pullman SlGGpGrs on Night Trains
Parler Cars between Cincinnati Il Toledo

Trains Of this Company pass PENRYS-
BURG STA TTON, as follows:
North. South.
COS N. 7.A2 A. u.
ot9 " 1l.23
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1907 1859
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Al. SMITH, Gen1 Pass. Agent.
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Wanted.-1, 100000 feet Cottonwood
and Oak Logs, for which the highest mar
ket price, in cash, will be paid on delivery
at Roachton Saw Mill.
36h PERRIN BROTHERS,.
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IHE CINCINNATI
WEEKLY TIMES

has for more than forty yonrs maintained I,
position as the leading paper Of the West.
ence and In the esteem 0f Its renders, bocau,
IL In Just the kind OF paper the people wan
The Weekly 1f,nes covers the whole grouii
of first class family Journal. II is larg'
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The case of Bach, the Milton. township
murderer, will also be heard at this term'
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Mrs G Robertson, Pitisburg. Pa, writes: ~
was suffering from general debility, want OF appe
lite, constipation, etc, 30 that life was burden ;
after nsing Bnrdock Blood Btters felt better than
for years. cannot praiseyOnr BitterstOO mnch
Glbbs, of Buffalo, N. Y, writes; "Your Bnr-
dock Blood Biiers in chronic dis ofthc blood,
liverand kidneys, have been signnlly marked with
success. have used them myself with best re-
suits for t0rpidiy oi the liver; and in the OF
friend o: mine suffering from dropsy, the effect
was marvellous"
Bruce Turner, Rochester, N. Y, writes: 1T have
been subject To serious d' order of the kidneys.
and unable to attend 10 business; Brrt!ock Blood
Bitters relieved me before half bottle was used.
feel confident that they will entirely cure me"
L. Asenth Hall. Binghamton, N. Y. writes: II
suffered with duh pain through my lcfi lung and
shoulder. Lost my spirits. appetite and color.nnd
Burdock Blood Biiters ms directed. ind have fell
no pain since hrai week after using them"
Mr Noah Bates. Eimira, n, Y. writes; About
fur Years ago had an attack OF bilious fevrr,and
weakened, and would be completely Frustrated
for days. Afer neiugtwo bottles Of your BurdOck
Blood Btier- the Improvement was 81, irible ilat
| was nsiOnishcd. can now, though vi years Oi
age, do a fair and rnnsonnblc days work"
@ Blaekei ltobinson. prop'r Of tho Canada Pcs
byterian," Toronto, Ont, wriins: For years l
suffered grcniiy from oil recurring headaches. |
used Your Burdock BLOOD Bitierr with happcsi re-
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Mrs Wallace. Buffalo, N. Y, wtites: 81 have
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requiring a cure for bilionEness."
Mrs Ira NhlihollaDd. Albany, N. Y.,wrifes: "FOr
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bilious headaches. dyspepsia, aud complaints p'.
culiar to my sex. Since nsingyour Burdock Blood
Biitnrs anu entirely roinved.n
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ICase g. Intation gold s6. solid ti1 Chsapest
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1882-01-28
ID hamp and Farm. SRI
s Why Some are Poor. .


Cream is allowed to mold and
spoil. Silver spoons are used to
scrape kettles. The scrubbing brush
is left in the water. Nice handled
knives are thrown in hot water.
Brcoms are never hung up. Dish
cloths are thrown where mice can
destroy them. Tubs and barrels are
left in the sun to dry and fall apart.
Clothes are left ON the line to whip
to pieces in the wind. Pie crust is
left to sour instead of making a few
tarts for tea. Dried fruit is not
taken care of in season and becomes
wormy. Vegetables are thrown away
that would make q good dinner. The
cork is left out of.the syrup jug and
the flies take possession. Bits of
meat are thrown out that would make
excellent hash for breakfast. Coffee.
tea and spices are left to stand open
and lose their strength, Pork spoils
for the want of salt and because the
brine wants scaldipg. .yaha :
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1882-01-28
Care Of Carpets.

TO make sweeping an easy task,
get carpets Of kind that are
easily swept, then save them from
unnecessary litter by care abont
scattering fine chips or crumbs of
wood, cloth, paper or food. Eating
should be done III rooms easily
cleaned, with carpets of oil-cloth, or
similar material, or with bare floors,
or with a linen erumb-cloth spread
upon the carpets underneath the
table. Children should not be allow
ed to run about the house with
pieces of food in their hands. If
their food is not all taken at the
table, the child should be obliged to
sit still somewhere, catching his
crumbs upon a napkin bib, or apron,
instead of dropping them upon the
floor. Children who learn " to save
mamma trouble" and so get at least
a smile OF gratitude from her for
their .houghtfulness, are far happier
than those who are not trained to
care, but are allowed 20 make them
selves a general Nuisance among
orderly people. Z Iftlley wish to whit
tie, or tocut papeY or dolly things in
your best rooms, you need not neces-
sarily refuse them. Spread a large
cloth or newspaper down to catch
the chips or clippings, and see that
it is safely emptied as soon as the
cllildts work is done. Grown up
people are sometimesvery annoying,
because Of their lack of this kind Of
training. They pull flowers to pieces
in your parlors, white OH your
smoothly SHAKEN lawn, scatter fruit
peelings and cigar stumps about the
yard, scribble on the covers of your
magazines and margins Of news
papers. and scratch matches on the
walls Of the house; or leave disagree
able marks of some kind in every
possible place.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1882-01-28
Diphtheria.

A Bridgeport physician says; Our
advice to parents is--for this is
mostly disease of childhood--pro-
tect the feet, legs and bodies of Your
children well, by suitable clothing.
Give them plain, substantial food,
plenty of rest, with fresh air and
sunshine. Discard late hours and
exciting amusements, and too hot
rooms. If your child takes cold,
keep it at home in o., pleasantly
warmed room, and admit sunlight
freely. If with thecold there issome
sore throat, use simple remedies to
promote perspiration and a water
compress about the throat. In the
meantime keep a vigilant watch on
the throat, andupon the first appear
ance of white or gray patches send
for your physician. Do not putit
off to see tit will not get well itself.
Twelve hours may decide the fate of
your child. Prompt, thorough,
efficient medication at this stage of
the disease viii rarely fail Of success;
later the system may be too de-
pressed to respond to any remedies"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1882-01-28
70 Make Gravy.

Mrs. III. w. Beecher gives the
following on gravy making: For
meat or poultry, many remove them,
when done, from the bake pan and
set where they WILDE kept hot; then
pour a little water.into the pan, and
when it boils wet to a paste a spoon
full or two of Hour and stir in the
boiling water, and then season with
salt and pepper. But this makes q
poor gravy, we think. Try what
seems better way. Drain off most
of the liquor from the pan, which is
left from basting, leaving only tho
richest part; set the pan over the
fire, and soon as it boils up sift In
from the dredging box slowly what
flour is needed. That will depend
upon the taste for thick or thin
gravy. BE careful that the fire is
not fierce enough to scorch it. Let
it simmer a few minutes till the flour
is saturated with tho gravy before
stirring at all, then begin gently to
mix it-free from lumps-till per-
fectly smooth and of rich brown.
II the giblets, chopped fine, are liked
in the gravy, stir them in, and also
gradually the water in which they
were boiled, which must he boiling
hot. Stir all the time till well blended
and smooth; if not enough liquid add
as much boiling water as is needed.
In this way one secures rich,
smooth, brown gravy, which has a
fine body to it, instead of thin,
watery compound without flavor, and
less digestible because more greasy.
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