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Legal NOTICE.

Legal NOTICE.
4 A. Wheelock, who resides in Winchester,
N sScot5 county, Illinois. and &. s. Wheelock,
whose place of residence is unknown, but sup
posed to be in the state of Texas, hereby
notifie ed that on the 6th day OF April. 1854 e l..
Wheelock, administrator ofthe estate of Lucet-
ta Tyler, deceased, fled his petition in the Pro-
bate Court Within and for the Ounty of Portage
and State of Ohio. alleging that the personal
property of said decedent is insufficient to pay
the debts against said estate; that Lucetta Ty-
Ohio. being a lot about 5S feet wide ana 81 rods
and 131z feet long, and all the land of which she
died siezed. The PRAYER of said petition asks
for an order to sell said real estate at private
sale to pay debts against said estate. Said par
ties. heirs named. with Otkers, have been made
defendants to said petition, and are required to
answer said petition or before the 2ld day of
May, 1884, when said petition will be for hear
ing. EMERY l.. W HEELOCk.
Administrator OF the estate of Iucetta Ter,
deceased.
Windham April 10th. 1852. 7lt-sw
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FOR Sale MACHINERY.

SPECGAL AGENCY for Otto Gas Engines,
- London. Berry & Orton's Band saws
Craig's Hydraulic Engine Governors, HOus-
toms Moulding Machines, L. POWER & CO.'S
line of PLANING' MILL MACHINERY, NEW
AND SECOND HAND. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED
FORREST CITY MACHINERY DEPOT,
4s Merwin ST. (713-1m) CLEVELAND, 0.
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SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
A marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diph-
liberia, Canker mouth, and Head Ache.
With each bottle there is an ingenious
nasal Injector for the more successful
treatment of these complaints with
out extra charge. Sold by E. P.
Brainerd 81 Son.
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Repairing of Watches, Clocks,
,IGWAlrY. &c.

Special attention given to the Re-
pairing of fine watches, clocks, &c.
Jewelry neatly repaired. All work
warranted, aud promptly done. Charg-
es as reasonable as any place in the
city. JOS. S. B. SWAIN,
Matchmaker and Jeweler,
Southeast corner Main and Chestnut
StraatS
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Old Reliable.

Bedding & Armstrong are headquar-
ters for Fahnestock g. Morley's Pure
White Lead. If
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THE WELL BRED rROTTING COLT,
TO MI WIN

BY CHALLENGES, son OF Almont,
VIII be bred to u few select mares the present
season.
TERMs-s20 the season. To be settled fer at
time of service,
Mares not pro gtng with foal, can be returned
the following season free of charge.
PEDIGREE;-ToM EWING was sired by Chal
ienger son of the celebrated Stallion Almont,
owned by W. T. Withers, of Lexingt Ky.
D. w. THOMAS.
PARIS April. 1882. 71S3w -...-s-.
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Portage Go. Agricultural Society

Portage Go. Agricultural Society.
Adjourned meeting Of the Board of Governmei 3
of the Portage County Agricultural Society, Apri
oath
C. L. Bartlett the former Sec'y, having declined
re election, K. II. Peck of Ravenna was elected
Secy and Il. Wait was re elected Treas.
G. c. GGrdner was appointed Snp't OF Floral Hall;
Harvey Osborn, Sup't of Grounds; j. j. Shrader
Chief OF Police, and II, Il. Lake, Marshal
Very few changes made In premium list, but
some important additions. A green trot will take
place in the p. NJ of second day.
premium was offered for the best canned green
peas. beans and green corn.
Several additions We're made to the premium list
for flowers
CLASS 3S WAS ADDED.
For the best and largest exhibition of grains
aud vegetables raised by any one person, S. 90
Su uo- 3OO
81 the largest exhibition Of Wood Chuck's
scalps, including both care, killed by any
one person during the year 1882 up tu the
first day Of Fair and exhibited then $1,000 500
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THE BROOM DRILL.
REEDS OPERA HOUSE.
Friday Evening, April 28th.

Friday Evening, April 28th.
The Y. ?. A. Of the Congregational Church have
tEe pleasure to announce one of their po puiar
entertainments, introducing the famed and beauti-
fll
BR0OM DRILL
by Company OF Twenty Young Lad!es And in
conhectlon choice musiesl and Literary Program.
FART FIRST.
overture Miss HelenL Poe
Vocal Solo-Angels Bright and Fair,
Mics Ella Montler
Recitation-Jean Ingelow. Miss Kate Merits
May Witter
Instrumental Duet-Chalelaine Wal'z,
Lorena 8. Reed q Sarah L. Poe
BROOM DRILL
Capt Miss Lottie Leffinawel; Color Bearer,
Miss Belle shewel; Color Guards, Misses Bessie
Riddle. Hattie Smith Drummer, Mas Louie
Reed; Company, Misses Emma Burford, Minnie
Brown, Nellie Conant, Ida Day, Jul:a Hugus
Flda Luomls, Hattie Loomis. Hepsey Lawrence,
Jennie Lord. Mary LORD, Carrie Marcy, Celia
Smith, May Sharp. Cora Ward, Carrie Ward.
PART SECOND.
Instrumental Solo-Nearer My COO to Thee.
Miss May Sharp
Miss Louie Reed
Vocal Duet--'rhe Fishermar,
Mrs. W. G. Morgan. Miss Lena Gretzinger
Male Quartette--
aessrs. B1ith. Waggoner, Barrett andsBaith
BROOM DRILL and Tabeaux.
Doors npcn at7; commence at 8. General ad-
mission 35c gallery 25c Reserved seats without
extra charge at Reeds.
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Sudden and Violent,

The change from the summer to the
fall season is so sudden and violent
here in the West that few can get
through the winter months without
having a cough or cold of more or less
severity fastened upon them. The
seeds of that dread disease, consump-
ton, are usually sown in one of these
much dreaded months. Browns Ex-
pectorant is q sure cure for the most
violent coughs and colds, and will ar
rest consumption if taken in time.
For sale by Belding 81 Armstrong,
Call for Taraxine memorandum books,
free.
A VILE SLANDER.-We copy the
following from an exchange just over
the border: "It is said that in some
counties on the Reserve, Yankee farm.
ers are raising fiocks of sheep for nc
other purpose than to be killed by
dogs,n
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The following are the times OF departure OF
OF trains at Ravenna stations:

Good assortment of School. Flats at
L. G.. JACKSON'S.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS,

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS are offered you
by the BURLINGTON ROUTE. 1t will pay
youto read their advertisement 70 be found
elsewhere In this issue
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U. S, BONDS of all kinds bought and sold,
and exchanged al current market rates.
u. g, COUPON FOUR PEN CT. BONDS
on hand for immediate delivery.
T.. II. RICHARDSON, Hres)t
ID, GOODMAN, VIM. II. BEEBE,
SAL vice President. Cashier
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WARRANTED. HENRY & 1oHNSoN'S
ARNICA AMI OIL LINIMENT is war
ranted to please all who use 1t.
Sold by G. P. Reed, Druggist.
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Shoes.

Ladies' and Children's Shoes, fine
new steck at low prices.
n. CONVERSE & Son,
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AN ESTABLISHED REMEDY, DOWNS
ELIXIR has been widely known and
used as cough remedy for fifty years.
No other cough remedy has stood the
test half this length of time. The
people stand by that which Is good.
DIR. BAXTER's Mandrake Bitters are
purely vegetable-the product of the
hillsand valleys.
WARRANTED. HENRY & JoHNsoN's
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RObespierre's Death.

Was the wound of Robespierre, re-
,eived on the famous Neuf Therdidor.
'elfinfiicted or was it due to the gen
iarme Media Timers states distinctly :
'Robespierre decided at length to put
IN end to his career, and found in this
pass to which he was driven courage to
Kill himself He discharged pistol at
lis head, but the bullet, entering below
he lips, pierced his cheek and Inflicted
wound that was scarcely dangerous >
Carlyle draws picture of RDbcspierre
sitting on a chair with pistol shot
blown through, not his hesd, but hi,
under jaw; the suicidal hand had
failed" and says concerning Medals
assertion that it WIGS he who shot Robes
pierre: Few credit Media in what was
otherwise incredible.
On the other hand, NJ. Leo Joubert.
in his 'Fouvelle b ographie Generale. ("
summing up the conclusions of various
historians, Is not even at the trouble to
mention the report of suicide. HIS
words are: "R )bespierre was seated in
a fduteuiL. his left elbow resting on his
knee and his head resting on his left
hand; before him were seven papers,
among which was, stained with his
blood, an appeal to in direction, which
bears only the first Two letters of his
uame. Media, upon seeing him. dis
charged pistol at him and broke his
lower Jaw" So carefully written are
the articles in the "Nouvelle Geographic
Generate that a statement Ike this
cay also be accepted as conclusive.
The question whether Robespierre at
tempted 10 commit suicide has been
mooted of late III the Eagli-h as well as
the French press. aud La france re.
produces the deposition of Media, il
which he claims to have fired the shot.
The younger Robespierre, it Is known,
threw himself ont of the window ON TIE
arrival of the assailants. Medals words
are: 81 knew the elder Robespierre.
de was sitting in an arm -chair-thie
vas the hall of the Hotel de- Vlle-bav-
Ing his elbow on his knee and lis head
leaning on his left hand. | male a rush
At him, and presenting my sword to he
heart said TO him, Yield, traitor = H.
raised his head aud answered, II is you
who are traitor, and l Will have YOU
shot Z At these words | took one OF
my pistols in my left band, and stepping
one pace aside fired at him. | intended
to hit him in the heart, but the bal
strnck his chin and broke his left jaw. y
Partly in consequences of this action
Media was made colonel and baron oil
the empire.
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Education of Apprentices.

The Boston CLmnaerciaL Bulletin
saws A Springfield Mass. firm Of
IRON manufacturers has recently put in
practice new system of apprenticeship
which promises good results. 1t is in
tended To combine the thoroughly pra C.
teal education of the shop with the
theort teal education Of the tche oil; o..
IN other words, it is an industrial school
IN VII ca more time will be given to
practice instead of theory. They prom.
lee TO require of the apprentice 5S hours
week of work i'll the shop and nine
hours week of study. The term Of ap-
premiership for those b ginning to
learn trade Who are under 30 years Of
age Is six years, in which time, under
this system, it is believed that an ap-
! prentice will he qualified to rank with
the best lourneyman aud to earn the
same wages. Those who are over 90
years of age are allowed to finish Their
apprenticeship in five years, and those
who have workei in shop are advanced
according TO proficiency. All appli-
cants are taken from 4 to IL weeks on
trial, and il not satisfactory are then
dismissed. The rates of pay for labor
range from cents to ~ cents per hour,
depending upon age and years Of APP
premiership. The firm also pay cents
per honr additional into a reserve fund,
which is paid to those apprentices who
finish their full term of service; for the
sjx years this amounts to S400 The
scheme in this shop grew ont of the
difficulty experienced in getting thor
onghiy qualified mqchinists. and is an
attempt to solve again the old problem
Of how to continue the svs TEN OF APP
premiership now largely fallen into dis
use. II is stated that this firm have al
ready more applicants than they can
accept. The scheme seems worthy of
trial, and ia we'll calculated to produce
workmen not only competent for the
ordinary routine of shop work, but COM
petent TO design and devise the execu-
ton of work. The scheme reminds us
of the times when apprenticeship was
fashionable among mechanics,
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THE POLITICAL FIELD.
What tho Difreren, Parties arc Doing
this Fall.

Secretary Fulger accepts the nomina-
ton of the Republican State Convention
ior Governor. His letter of acceptance
is lengthy one. He was indifferent
about receiving the nom nation and WIS
not glad when 1t came TO him. He
adds:
sin my judgment, for any one placed
IS L am ut this time TO decline the
uomina i'm would pro luce the utter
collapse OF the Republic ~ party. TIL 8.
who urge me have not, conceive, ruu
out tina act to Its C TT un cons .qusuee..
iC would be to leave the party on the
ate eve of a highly important elec!i In
without ii candidate for the chief Ollie }
N the Sac 1t Is SO far an lm
practicability as to be almost an lm-
possibility 10 name another person for
he Office vino would bs likely TO meet
with party acceptatIOn.
He says that there is not time for a
new convention, freshly chosen by the
mass of the party throughout the Sta'e.
Therefore the nominee feels bound to
.ctept and leave his fate in the hands
If the voters.
Ii elected he declares he will be "the
representative of tn whole party, sub
serv.eut only to my lt duty to be tho
chief mai rate OF the whole people,
unmoved by the appeals of faction. un-
swerved by the appliances of private
interests, acknowledging no claim of
partisanship. working Supremacy Tor the
goo OF the Common wealth"
Nc. Ii plum has declined the
nomInatlon for COngressm tu-a- L lrge
ivndered TO him Ivy tue Rspubi-
can State Convention of New York.
Mr.. Hepburn regards the circum-
stances attending The organic tim of
the convention as having vita cd its
entire action, and he thinks that
party unity and harmony can be best
secured by submitting anew the compo-
sitian of the State ticket 10 the repre-
senta ives of the party assembled for
such purpose. HIS defamation leaves
tue task of ec'ing another nominee 10
tie State Committee.
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$4,000 REWARD

VIII he pail for the detection and C"
viction of any p-rs ~ selling or DEAN.
in any bogus, counterfeit or imitaiiu
IoP BIrrERs, especially Bitters T.
preparations with the word HOP O
II, rs in their name, or connec Ell ther,
. tn, that is intended to mi,lead an,
cheat the public. or for any preparation
put in any form pretending to be th.
ssme as Hop BIrTERs. The genuin,
have clusters of GREEN Hops (notic
this) priuted on the white label, and ar.
tue purest and best medicine on earth.
especially for Kidney, Liver aud Ner-
vous Diseases. Beware of all others,
and of all pretend, d formulas or recipe,
of HoP BITTERs published in papers, o,
for sale, as they are frauds and win
dies. Whoever deals in any bu the
genuine will be prosecIted.
uoP EIlTERs MIRO. Co.,
Rochester, N. 7.
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Mti.kEr NOTES..
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKER
The Wholesale New York market quotations
show:
r*,.s Prime. - So0:3.O0; fair TO good.
;265 : 70 tmr bu>hi
EutrER New Ynr, sold ut 3iG32c. ~
"a Ice n pail, and 2lGH15 common to good.
A,~ cri sod II 2Sa3Jc. and tie common
" str ~ ~ lSMI9c.
CHEESE F'ctory fancy, M; aill5e; do.
t:.ir tn GOOD SG9..
EGa>-Q Quotations ranged from 25c for or
iuArv To 2Sc. Tor New York. New Jcrs y
ant Pennsylvania.
FInru sup r,iuc, 81 2o0:l 90: Western.
20 Oja - 81; extra New York. Si.50157 o.
lIAY shipping. 55@iar.; clover, G5@7)c.
Stlf. 6jt.: straw. :0aI0c.
IIurS New York. fO@65 =; Eastern. 25G
- >; y,ar i"gs, Hope old4. 70Ol4'.
Phrnm.Eus = Refined. &c crude, 6l34
&c in huik; in barrels. - napn,ha, 6 C.
ia s. ippug order. and ! ga b. in eases.
poHH New mess, 2l.25@: 4 so, dressed
hpg lli4apll35c.
Wnrlf So.5g NJ. 3. $L2'@l 4f: Mil
eaikrr. No. , $l.sG: amber. Sl.3-G$l4J,
~htc. S1.nHG:1 ia.
RYE St,tc 71Go72c.
WooI-OAio, PENNSYLVANIA aud Virginia,
xxx. lj1Gii G.; Xxx, 42GDi5;. Y. 400 I3c. No.
l. 4Ia IT,; No 2 3S61I C. com non. :i3f015c.
", Y"l and Western Xxx and Y. 500 81 s..
No. !. "a l5c
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Flour Stat. family. S5.0o056 o. rvc
lour. 4LC0a5l.3s; wheat. State, So
sl.l3; amber Sl.43; corn, yellow. rae;
]iN-d S"t". 7jr.
PYrR,LHrM II inol. tx: crude. Gllc
" o. STATE and W. tern Xxx. 1000 q; K,
la Sc, III -dim. 5a6o5lc.: OARS, l5c
BOSTON MARKET
TLouR Z ON $3.7idI S4CO for low and
.ucli1In a. - 0lr57 0lf3rcuo O. Minnesota.
com s2aS C. for mixed and yellow.
EurrrK Common, 22,024' Vermont
liI.. @5d 30c: choice creamery. 30Cp3lc.
CuaEsE -lll{@12c.
BEANS 81 40@S3 80.
HAY Cnoic'. S2191S21.
CATTLE MARKETS
BUFFAIo Cattle. good IN ,itv, S600F
g 50 hog, fair TO good, 9s 75t33s.0o; best
500.
EAST IIBERrY. PENN. Best cattle 50 50G
/. OK dium to good. s5.50@S6 90; common
u. f'r. Sl00@54 50: Hogs, Workers. - .40d
60 rhiadclplias. S900t@S9.25. SAotp,
: 1904 8 %
WATERFOWL, MAss.-Cattle, choice. 5000
@*l025; extra, 80 2535g.75; first quality
$sf0d,@S75 second quality: S5.5o0S7.5I;
third quality, $4,000 $500 Sheep and lamb
wool sheep S2.50@s5.O0: extra, 50 500
IS %: spring lambs 5@6&c. Veal calves
3e7$G 81
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TIE us, OF Hon &c ,pathic Medicines
in veterinaryprac'ics il steadily gaining
ground, and 1t has been fully demon
strated that all diseases of horses aud
cattle, aud especial y the dreaded pleuro-
pneumonia, are readily amenable to
Homo 1pathic treatment. Veterinary
uomm lpathic Medicine cases and
books, giving plain directions for use,
can le obtained in all styles and prices
- Boericke & Tafel's Homo ,pathio
Pharmacies, at New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, New Orleans and Chicago.
Descriptive Price Current gratis.
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EXPERIMENTAL AGRICULTURE.

DIR. Sturtevant, Director of the New
York Agricultural Experiment Station
at Geneva, n. Y, makes the following
report
BULLETIN NO. *.
The sorghums were planted in drills
seventeen varieties-the number of
seeds of each kind planted being APP
proximately the same. There is now
hut little difference to be noted, by the
casual observer, in the amount OF for
age in the various rows now just in or
past bloom. Onr surprise was, how
ever, great when by actual count we
/, uud great difference in the number
of plants per foot of row, and by actual
weighing as much difference in weight.
1t seems scarcely possible that such
variation could exist without being at
once perceptible to the looker-on. AS
none of these rows is too crowded, and
a. there seems ample space for posi-
BILE growth, it il quite possible that
these variety differences are worthy OF
being noted. Appendant is table OF
names OF varieties, number of plants,
j. e., seed which grew to ten feet of row,
and the weight of fifty normal plants OF
each kind, in bloom, or just past bloom,
as cut We would say that each plant
was dug up i'll order to make sure that
the produce of but one seed in each case
entered into the samples.
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ia CKrRTawN ~ j.. sept. 10 1881.
II. II. WAK~tK x Co: SirS-l am truly gla
to be ALE t. state that the use OF your Safe
kidney aud Liver Cur has proved to mo most
bon ticial. can te tifv in tie most po,ltve
The door,t pto the temple Of wisdom is u
knowl' dsc OF our own iSnoranc". Spurge"n.
SoLID men admire jhr belutifu', and thi,
nee units Ia ,0me mca- ure for The Il ou,auti-
upon thou-an = of bottles Of CaIboiae she
dcu3orZ Vc'rol nm hair remover and Dir -
u;g. which Il We been >ol yearly since IL ia
v.ntIon hy Messrs. Kennedy & Co., of PITTS
bnrgh. Pa.
oneinalityis nothing but indicious imitation.
Y, tqitp
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When lie is Twenty.One.

According to high legal authority a
mau Is twenty-one years of age, and en-
titled to vote, on the day preceding his
twenty first birthday, which is really
the first day of his twenty second year.
Chief Justice Sharswood's Blackstone
Gays (vol. l. p. 46D: Fail age in
male and female Is twenty lone Years,
VIII ch age is completed on the day pre-
ceding the anniversary of person 8
birth" In note, the same high
authority says:-"A person is of full
age the day before the twenty first an
nlversary of his birthday" Legal
authorities uniformly sustain the point.
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TIE SAVINGS OF LIFETIME STOLEN
in the village Of Mount Holly, OHIO,
Stephen Day, aged seventy years. Sc
creted the savings OF a lifetime, S73. 900,
in tin box in his house. During the
temporary absencs of himself and wife
some unknown person entered the
house and stole the entire contents of
the box,
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Wells Health Reviewer, grea est remedy or
earth for impot nee. lcnnIcss mental or phy>i-
cal debility, &c: at druggists. Prepaid 10y
City, N J.
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FoR nYsrErsIA. 1Nplnrsr1oN. dcnresslon y

FoR DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION. depression Of
-prlts and general debility, i'll their various
forms also n preventive against fever AMI
sgue and othr Intermittent fevrr-, the "Fe :
ro-PhO- phuraIcd Elixir of Caisaya," mad by
Ce,wcl. II card & Co, New York, and sold
by all Druggists, il the hest tonic, and for pa
tientS recovering from fever or other sickness
Il has no equal
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One greasin; last two weeks; all others two
or three days d. not be imposed on by the
humbug SUITS oitcroi Ask your dellrr for Fra
Ecr's. with label on. 1t saves your horse labor
aud Won ton. It'e,cvcd first me hi at the Gem
tennial and Paris Expostions Sold everywhere.
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NH NM, Nh, ItT' ', IoNU.
purchased Ave bottles OF yonr Hop hi ter.
Of Bishop & Gu last fall for ms III liter, and
am well plet-cd with The Bittcrs they did
her mo, e o d Ia IN ull tie medicine she ha-
taken for six years. WM. T. MCCLURE.
The above Is from very reliable farmer,
whose daughter wns in poor health for seven
or eight years. and could obtain 40 relief uniil
Size used Hop Bitters. SIC Is now i'll az god
health n any person in the c,un'ry. We have
l,rse salr and they are matins remark ,l,ly
cures. " II. Bishop 4 Co.
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IT is NOT always Tue II Iwer of the fam.
Ily that furniSha, the h-na1
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KAn,KA. No. Feb. Q. ]

FooLIsHSEss places i ST. in tho rem st
rank 10 be "b>erv,d intelligence stands in the
hindmust to Cd ervO
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Is the BEST SAI.vE for Cuts. Bruises. Sores Ulcers
Salt Rheum. letter. Chapped Hands. Chiihlains
corns and all kinds of Skin EruItions. Freckles and
Pimples. Get HENRYS CARBOLIC SALYE. ali
others are counterfeits Price Is cents
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-10-07

LADY BtAUTIFiERs. = Ladies, you cannot
make f"ir skin. rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes
With all The cosmet cs of Franc. or beautif r.
( the world. willie in poor health. aud moth NJ,
will give you such ch blood. good health.
-tr' ngh and beauty as Hop Bitters. trial
= certain proof
Bl>e envy wi hers at anot er = joy. ard hate
lie YcDllcnce il "a nIinI : o CHI Ihnrnns.r,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-10-07

DIR. GREEN'S Ox:GENATED BITTERS
IL the best Remedy for Dyspepsia. Biiousness. Ma
laria. Indigestion and Diseases of the Blood. Kid
DevS. Liver skin etc
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-10-07
FOR
EUSICAL SOCIETIES

Gees and CaorItses easy and diHicut. are une In
Eme =. Ms CHORUS BOOK o. OO). Perkins
AMERICAN GIEE BOOK (SI 400. Cobbs
EESTItAE CHORUS BOOK Isl .23l Perk MS
I:I.EE AND CHORUS Book (SiL GEEK:
aIAS FnUR-PART SONGS tSl.0O)s ana
Zel rahn'n INDEX SD.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-10-07
"In the M..r Positive Manner"

A fool Away, finds sune one more foolish
than he 10 admiio hiu.-B dl.au.