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T~UNNELroN, January al AN sorry {
note the illness Of Il young friend 5. i
Guseman. lie is quite sick with iyphoi
fever.
Col. John W. Gusoman and wife, o
Reedsville, came up ON Friday to SEQ
their son. The Colonel returned home on
toe following cay, but Mrs q. will rens,r
here until Sammy RECEIVERS from his sick
uesS.
VIII and Bob Guseman spent the Sab
bath in TunnolJon.
5. MAtungly and p. f. Csudeld, OF
Townsville, were in the village on satur-
day.
Elk Sheriff f. NJ. Ford, Of York Run,
was in town Saturday.
Judge" Nsddle Brannon, Of Irish
Ridge, called to sec his friends last week.
The Judge" informed me that he WIS
going to vote with the Greenback Party
the mex time.
Miss Abby Bower, OF Grafton, was VS.
ting her %sister, Mrs. George p. DUR, last
week.
a. j. Bonaaeld LEFT for Baltimore on
Sunday night.
o. SwIngley, of Baltimore, one OF the
publishers of the HagerStown Almanac,
was in town several days last week buy
ing lumber.
The Kiugweod delegation of railroad
men, en- route Tor Weston, on Saturday
last, came down upon us like an ava
lauche, IN the language of Squire Shaffer.
l learned from one of the crowd that
Jack Brown had made arrangements,
while in Wheeling the other day, for the
rolling stock for the narrow gauge road.
On last Tuesday night the Tunnelton
Literary Society debated the question,
"Rcsolved, That woman will lose her in
huence over man II she enters the porti-
cal arena Affirm, j.. NJ. Clingen and G..
j. ShaiTer; deny, w. j.. Lavello and A. j.
Bonaheld. Squire Shalfer being absent,
Joseph a. Miller took his place. 1t was
a matter of regret that Squire ShaHer
was absent for it was surmised that this
would be the best debate Of the season so
far. We weren't disappointed, however,
Tor our friends Bonaheld and Miller filled
our most sanguinc eXpections. Miller
pictured very vlYidly the folly in extend
ing TO women the right Of suffrage. Ho
said, IL have only 10 cite you to the
Queen Of England to prove my assertion.
She is "A woman who stands to-day at the
very head of our political arena; Il woman
who could with one stroke Of her pan re-
lieye the starving. people of ireland, and
still she ~faltors." He spoke about thirty
minutes IN this strain. Miller is Cradua-
lly climbing the ladder Of fame, and Il
behoovts our lricRds BOneRcld and Shat
fer 60 look 10 their %laurels. Dir. Miller
ba8 a slight impeachment in hIs epccch, but
he viii eventually overcome that. Iis.o-
rY tells us that DemOslhenese was guilty
of the same failure, while Cicero was 30
unfortunate ~ 20 have weak lunga; but
these def,cts were conquered by study
and discipline. Bonaheld Is, | believe,
the most eloquent speaker. while Squire
Shsfer is the most forcibio one OF the lot.
Our friend Nugent leads the van Of tho
younger class. The Budget Is always full
of lulicrous pieces and never fails to have
The desired effect. Bill JoNEs.
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Commissioners Notice.
John Millcr. Jr,

John Millor, Jr,
W.
samuel NJ. ~Lipscomb, Mary Ann
ldpScomb, jacob II. Rucklo and John
CalYCrt.
IN EQUITY.
BY II decree rendered by tho Circuit
Court of Preston County, in tho State of
West Virginia, In the Rbovo mentioned
cause on the Goth day of November
1881, the said cause was referred to- ono
of tho Commissioner OF the said Cont.
who 10 directed TO ascertain and rcpori
tho .nnds owned by the defendant, sam.
uci NJ. Lipscomb, the title thereto. tho
lions thereon, It any, tho order and Dri-
GRITTY Of tho same; that lac report whether
or not Tho suio OF tho land i'm tho h,n
mentioned by Samuel NJ Lipscomb -
>. X. RuclIlc, purportiug ~ boar d,to
August If, 1879. and tho alleged sale of
sail Rucklo tn NJ. 20. Lipsoomb ON the
lOih day of August, 1850. wcro undo I'm
good faith and for fun consideration. and
what consideration wa paid therefor. if
any. and how and when paid. and
any olhtr pertinent matter requii cd by
the parties.
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v.tRRED.

hCCAFFRETV-WRsr-At The residence os
Mr.. c. II. McCsGerty in West Grafton,
Jan. -, by Rev. w. &. Wilson, Mr.. IL.
W, hcCsffertY aud Miss Emma Y.
west.
SNIrE-MsTuBNY-At the residence Of
tho officiating minister, Jan. Il, by Rev.
Conrad Ringer, Mr. John II. smith and
Miss Eve j. Metheny.
SHAVER RIEND-At the residence Of
Mr.. Nathaniel Friend, Jan. %, by Rev.
hsrcellus Knots, Mr.. VIM. II. Shaver
end Hiss Eliza c. Friend.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the rceldcuce Of
Mr.. Jacob Martin, Jan. %, by Rev. J.
[. Morris, Mr.. Chas. w. knight and
Miss Nellie VeyoDd.
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Hai:road Excursion 70 weston.

a party of the friends Of the King
wood Railway Company, TO familiariz
themselves with the mysteries Of the Mar
row Gauge Railroad, made a trip 10 W,9
ton IN Friday, January 9lst. The roads
leading out from KiDgwood TO the Balti-
more ana Ohio Road are impossible, or
at least attended with great danger
convincing argument Of the necessity of a
railroad or como other reliable mcaDe of
connecting ourselves with the outside
void. Every courtesy Was shown our
party bv the officers of the Weston Road.
They furnished ms estimates OF the cost
Of their road, including rolling stock, nnd
explained to us how wc might avoid many
inconvenience which embarrassed them.
Their experience Is that iho benefits and
increase o. business resulting from the
building Of the road gre i~rcalculable. To
illustrate this they took the single item If
chickens, there having been enough Of
them sold and shipped over their narrow
gauge railroad 20 pay tho entire tax Of
their county. This road Is in perfect
working order, and financially q paying
investment. II answers all the nccos
stiles Of their trade, aud q similar II will
undoubtedly meet the demands Of ours.
Weston is one Of our wealty and sub
stantial towns. Many Of her citizens
have held high positions Of honor aud
trust under the old and new regime The
society probably SURPRISES in refine
mcnt Gnd atlractlveness that Of any other
town Of lie sizo 10 the State. Here IS sit.
uatcd the State Hospital for the Insane.
This building in area covers about nine
acres Of ground. u had within its wall.
on last Saturday six hundred and three pa
iients. Their different apartments wer,
scrupuious'Y nest and clean, and in eyery
way showing that these poor unfortunat,
creatures we're receiving every attention
that either thcir health Or. 5j for ss posi-
bic, their happiness might require. Th,
State may well be proud Of this eleran
and colossal structure, and is f|ortunat.
100 securing such an able and efficient man
agcmout and administration.
Irrrgu
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The reports brought hack by tho gem.
tlenlcn who won't to- Weston to exsminc
Tho Weston ond ClarksbuE Marrow
Gauge Railroad a~C of tho most ouc5uI-
aging character. They arc all much inn
pressed with the advantage OF such a
road, and arc unanimous I'm the conclu>
sion that the road from this point can aud
must I've built,en that when built twill
pay, both as am nVCStmCut and rs a
means of Developing aud improving the
county. A detailed report Will bc pro,
scented at the meeting To- he held tubru-
airy nth.
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RAILROAD MEETING M nowES-
WILLIE.
From $4,000 TO $4,000 TO
The NingWood Narrow Gumgc
Railway.


Fron $4,000 re $4,000 10
Tho HingwOod Narrow GunEc
Railway.
TOWNSVILLE, January 24,h.
On Monday evening last there was quite
an audience gathered At the H~owetvtle
school house, it having teen rreyiou "
announced that there would lie a Rail
road meeting hJl Il that Place The
audience after waiting some time for some
OF tue hlngwood Railway men IN nut m
an appearance made III. G. Ravenscrafi
PRESIDENT and w. l.. Shaner Secretary cf
the meeting. The President explained the
OBJECT ot the meeting and spoke earnestly
10 IaNor OF the proposed railway. j.. j.
Cooke, =. BorShman and ). Mattingly
advocated the came measure. They be
.aho quite enthusiastic upon the eubi O..
n SUBSCRIPTION paper was then submitted
'o the audience by the President. the
amount signed being $1,000 principally by
young men. There were several said
mat They would subscribe literally. and
"e expect at our next meeting, which If
tuesday evening, Jan. 81, 10 Increase our
uns'rirtion list in the ncghborhuod from
e3Vol lo $4,000. We have already the
promise Of $4,000.
II. G. RAvENscRArr,
W IL. SIIAFFRR, President.
Secretary.
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Report OF school No. Is, Kingwood
District.

For the second mouth ending January
~. Enrolment. 34; average attendance,
2S, average daily absence, (; uen.member-
ship, 2; per cent OF daily attendance, 81;
per cent OF d,ily absence, 70, names of
pupils neither abeent nor tsrdy: VIM.
Blayney, Arnold Hartman, Hough Bla-
ney, Cha,leB Miller, Oscar Hartman, Ar
mold Gore, Lee Hartman, Miunle Cotuu,
May Hartman.
JULIA BoNAFIELD, Teacher.
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The WEST VIRGINIA ARGUS and TnE
P~rTTsBURGH WEEKLY TELEGRAPH, with
Ailison's Webster Dictionary containing
over 1000 words and phrases az a pre-
MUM, for 50 so & year. See prospectus
u another column.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA..

COUNTY OF PRESTON, 50
Az County Court hold for said county.
at the Court House thereof, ON the 3 a
day ~ %JaOuary, lS22
WnEESA Many parties having claims
sgNuSt The county aud disiriuts, assisn
lhen Tor The use III Others, and thereby
prevent the Sheriff from the collection uf
thcir taNas;
Therefore. notice is hereby given 10 al
assignee IN such claims that the order
issued for the payment OF the same viii
hereafter be held subject To tho paymen
OF The taxes OF the assiguor, and tn
sheriff is hereby required 10 deduct from
orders all taxes he may have against
ssiguor befors paying the same.
A cOpy-rcst
j. AMI MARTIN On, RI.
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I have jnst received some fresh yso,
elmo Virus from the Jonnor Vaccine
Farm, Of Chamborsburg, Pa, where
they keep 'BonugcDcy ueiiors," so that
they can furnish That which IS uuro
and healthy. All desiring io bee ,accin-
atoi should call a, once go my Office.
w s.. MARTIN NJ. ID
EIN0t oop. Jan. $, isS2. ial3f1
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John A.. T.. Martin. Admin, traitor Of
the estate OF Joshua n. Gallo. deceased.
%aintiil,
vs..
Joseph NJ. Shaw and BENJAMIN Shaw.
Individually ami IA latc partners doing
business undor the firm name IF j. NJ
Shaw q Bro, Mary Shaw, j. Ami Mar
tin, Joseph Jackson and John T.. Jones.
lato partner doing business as Joseph
Jackson ~ CO., Elisha Thomas. i'm Ills
own right and as Administrators of Ed-
ward JCssup, deceased. Jonathan JOS.
sop. Henry kHuiclt. John W. Shahau.
David -. simpson, Ei T.. Nine. Barnes
Vile Manufacturing Company. Elizabeth
II. Holman, William McGinnis. Joseph
Adair and Charles ". Vickery. Iito
partners u.s. Adair ~ Vickorv. Joseph Al.
air, Moore McNcel Felix Elliot. Petcr
VOL. Israel Sclacior. Charles g.. Craig.
Joseph II. Evcrly. CaleL Boggo4s. az
rus Webb, Ashbol Fairchild, AsI.bel
Lawhead and Daniel FOrdyce. p]artuors
trading rs Fairchild. Lawhead 81 Co.
William ~. iIoyo, Elijah Hove. Samuel
e.. uoye. Mary j.. Huye his wifo. James
r.. Clsse',y. and Sarah G.. Cnssedv hi4
gitc, John Friend and Elizabeth Friend
biz wife, late widow OF David Hoyo. de-
ceased, and hoirs OF said David U0ye de-
ceased, defendants.
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DR.. r. b. l.. Trippett announces tina,
he has SO far recovered from his long
illness as to be able to attend professional
calls DAY or night. The announcement Of
DIR. Trippett will be hailed with pleasure
by his many friends.
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To Whom il MAY Concern :

Take notice; that my son SMITH NJ.
Albright, has Ion my homo without my
consent, aud / viii not ho responsible
FOR any debit he may mako, nor for any
OF his contracts.
WILLIAM ALBRIGHT,
Nocember 2B, 1881. ind
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NOTIUE.

An persons indebted to /. Aumstron,
& Son, eithor 10y Book account or Lon,
St'ndiugsNutos, are cQlcstcd Co call am,
sotllo tie same 0t once, AS tho ol book.
ana notes of the firm mus; bo sottlod up
during this month.
!. ARMSTRONG IS son.
bWUcEroN Mills, Jan. /, lsS2. lihl5t
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Farms for Rent and
Lands for Sale.

The undersigned has several farms for
r. mt. lie also offers 20 sell his unim,
proved lands in lots tu suit purchasers,
at low figures an . on lihorpl ciodit.
"t'b VIM. G, BROwN.
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William Keyser, late Second Vice
President Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company, has purchased. the Iron
town Furnoce, and intends to put Il into
operation at an early day.
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COMNussIoNrRis OrrIor.

kinswood, w. Va, Jan. o., IsS2.
Tho parties II tho above mentioned
cause viii take notice, that ] shall. on
The 3lst day Of January, 1892, at my Of
nee aforesaid, proceed to execute the
above decree Of reference.
II. w, MoCAFFERTY, Co.n'r.
Jno. Barton Payne, Plaintiffs counsel.
M
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WOOL, w. NN.i Jan, =, 1882.
tn parties 90 Tho above mentioned
C7 SOS VIII take notice that Il shall. on
saturday. tho 4th day o.! February next.
at Ny 0idre Aforesaid. proceed -tocxeruts
thc above mentioned dccroo of reference.
JOSEPH IT. ia WTHORNE.
Commissioner.
jobs, Burton PAYNE. c9Iu.el fr, ,l.i,t.
DOB iu first n9mo cou,e and Brown e
Son for plaintiffs iu second usmrl
''''' ia8il
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CoMmusstoNrR's OFFICE,

NIHEWOOUI W. va Jan. D, 1882,
Tho parties in tho aboyo mentioned
cause viii please tako notice thar I shall.
lhe 9Th day OF February, 1852. al nv
office aforesaid, proceed to execute the
above named decree OF reieroRce. nj
which limo and place Icy may atlenIi il
they se0 proper.
II. w. MCCAFFERTY.
Commissioners.
berkshire, Sturgiss a. Hawthorne
pl'lnlIII y oouhhol. iHGtI,
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Our form OF Teachers Terra Reports is
conceded 70 be the best end moslconveniept
and com 2reheasivo in use. We will fur
nish them neatly printed on a due Eek
iole bristol card, with name OF school and
teacher, at the rete Of St.00 q hundred, or
without name Of school and teacher, az
the rate Of 70 cents . hundred.
Recollec' tnat you have 10 this form q
complete monthly aad term repor, com
bined, on a dne flexible bristol bosrd 8x5l
inches in size.
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j. q. Kemble aud Ca,harine Carroll.
II. w. McCafferty and Emma V. West.
WIN. II. Shaver and Elizs c. Friend.
Charles w. Knight and Mollie Yeyond.
Benz. L, Wolf and Matte Z. Hartman.
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Remember that "a tdCilitics for doing
JoO work are 'he very best, and that we
pledge Ourselves Is duplicate iu quality,
and cost the bills uf any Other
printing house az home or abroad,
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The Automatic Self-folding School Seat
Is a great Improvement oyer old STYLES.
Perfectly noiseless. Gale 81 Bell, Agents,
function, w. Va. ianGtf
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The Automatic Self-folding School
Seat 70 a model OF strength, neatues, and
durability. Gale * Bell, Agents. Tun.
melton, w. Va. riau6tf
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All nourosidents O. this county who
ARE receiving fFE ARGUS viii please
reuit t3e smcqps Of their sqpser ption
% oncn.
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Oysters at the Union Hotel Saturday
night-fresh am fine. dos
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Before ordering school furniture Boards
Of Education would DO well 20 address r..
= Gale OF w. ii. Bell, Agents, Tunnolton.
w. Va, for further particulars flauGft
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For FIRST class Stationery, such "a letter
note, aud hin heads, statements. envelopes.
ards &c, &c, THs. ARGUS office is head
quarters.
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q M week I'm your " town. So
u ~ q outfit free. No risk. Every
MI lining new. Capital not requir-
I'd. We will furri5b you every
thing. Many nre making fortunes. Ladies
make as much as men, and boys and girls
make great pay. Reader, il you want n
business 30 which you can mike great pay
ll the time you work, write for pariicu
lars 90 ID. HALLErr 81 Co., Portland,
Maine. p
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Joseph Adair and Charles y. vickorv.
plaintiffs.
Joseph ~, Shaw. Benjamin shaw and
J.. Ami Martin, d.ioudauts.

fl''f''f
VS..
Joseph ~. Shaw, benjamin Shaw and
J.. Ami Martin, defendants.
IN EQUITY.
BY ~ joint decree rendered by tho Cir-
cult Court ~ Preston County. Wo.tV Wiz.
riuia, in the above namod causes on the
Hth day ci ID couboI. iesi, these said
causes were referred tD 70 Commissioner
of slid Court to asccrt rn and roport tho
lands owned by One defendants. he liens
aud their pfiprittps ou sid land, to as-
certain and report as to Inc land con.
v,yol by william O.. Morley. Commits.
-Ioner, Co Mary shaw. defendant. and J..
Ami Martin, CLERK, ~ Mary shaw. and
as 10 Tho validity of the
titlo 10 said lands, and as TO tho cons
-idcration paid Tor tho samo and
whether thc money paid therefor was
tho mon We OF lho defendant BENJAMIN
Shsw COZ any part thereof, how ana lv
whom OBJ" same was paid and how DO
rived. Ard said Commissioner shall as.
certain and report ali tbe facts. Together
Wlth ail thc testimony taso1 conorfuiur
Che s1fuc taken by said Comm .sinuor.
and hc shall also ascertain and report
any other facts pertinent tnorcto or that
Nlcr party may require.
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l want To buy ell sorts Of STONE Is
DIAN RRLICs found in fields. Write to
'kRLto," Box 0Of, Pittsburgh, Pa. 1874
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Now s the time % subscribe for Trg
ARGUS. Lot as have q strong nuI. q lone
Iull, and q pull all together.
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As Az ADVERTISING MEDIUM.

aAA'H NAbAh Ntf
The sun, by reason of us large circula
ZION, and being universally read. is most
valuable Cor al classes of advertisers.
A. ABEL g. Co, Publishers, Tho
Sun Iron Bai.aipR, Baltimore, N3.
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& 0. R. R. TIME TABLE.

lions. No.tl No.t5 No. '7So.i Is
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Commissioners Notice.

John a. j.. Martin. Admin, traitor Of
the estate Of Joshua n. Gallo, deceased,
paintiT,
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Commissioners Notice.

J. AMI MARTIN Clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-02

Concluded on Page ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-02
EVER KNOWN

to the Medical profession DIR Bar has met with un
paraeled cess in the treatment of the following
diseases. viz:
Menstrual DISTINCTIONS Painful MenstruRtion,
LeucOrT hea, Uterine AND OvarOnT mOrs. PrOlapsus
Uteri and ALL N NERVOUS AFFECTIONS TO which
they subject.
Also all hronIc affections of the Genito Urinary
Organs viz Catarrh OF the Bladder, Urinary Deposits
of Gravel, Diabetes and Difficult UrlnRtiOn, Scald-
ing of Urine and all Mucus and Purulent Discharge
from the Bladder Urethra, denoting Chronic Infam
nation OF the parts ALSO, special attention
paih TO the treat o. Fstulas. White swelling
GA NCr K, ScrOfulas sores and Ulcers &c.
Persons afflicted with old and troublesome cases
should lose no time to CALL on or ADDRESS DR.
BARR
He is able at all times and under all circumstances
to describe patients the nature AID character O
their diseases, and to assure them "t the probable
result of treatment No charge Tor consultation
| Communications containing stamps promptly
| noticed ONCE prescriptions and medicine CASH
Medicines sent TO all parts OF the country by Eek
press. deCSdm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-02
Of the Leg.
The Old Family Physician at Fault
DR.. David Kennedy the Sue
cessful Surgeon.

Money is the universal necessity and but cynic
or a fool will affect to despise it, Mr. Abram Ellsworth,
of Port Ewen Ulster county, " Y, had realized this
truth His disease involved the whole Of his thighbone
and the suffering looked forward, not without ap-
parent reason death his only delivcrer His FAINT
Iy physician refused to amputate the lmb-asserting
that the operation would XIII the patient the spot
Dr. DAVID Kennedy, OF Rondout n. Y, who was con-
suited held different opinion, and amputated the limb.
The Doctor then administered freely his great Blood
SPECIFIC FAyORTTE REMEDY to afford tone and
strength the system the return Of the disease
and Mr. Ellsworth remains to this day In the bloom Of
health. This genteman's disease the offspring Of
foul blood and Kennedy's FAvORTTE REMEDY puri-
fled the blood and him the power more
to enjoy his life Are you suffering from any disease
traceabe TO the same cause? Try Favorite Remedy.
Your druggist has it, ONE DOLLAR a bottle Bear In
mind the propretors name and address; DR.. DAVID
KENNEDY, ROndout New York. feb2gm
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DIR. B. F. BARR,
Office and Pharmacy on West TusCarawas
ST., first door west of Lutheran Church.

DIR Barr is located In our city and is meeting with
eminent success IN the treatment of all classes O
Dlseases His Meiicines are prepared In his own
office aud are free from all poisonous prilcpes He
employs no mineral POi5Ons, such "a CalOmel, Ar
Senic &c In his practice. Dr Barr has large mum
ber OF NEW REM Ed ES which have proved
markAbly successful In many of those obstinate cas-
of Chronic Diseases supposed tncuIable
sumption, Bronchitis and all Diseases of the
throat and air passages, ScrOfuIR, sore Ears and
Eyes, OzenR, Enla ged Glands. and all varieties
of obstinate skin Diseases. His mode of treat
ing diseases of the LIVER stomach and Bow els
HypertrOphy ana all other diseases of the Heart
rheumatism. Neuralgia Sick Headache, Epilepsy
ChOrea, and all Spinal am nervous affections is &C
knOwledged BY ALL who have tested II TO be thI
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'Arm Of the Lord. awake! awake!
Put ON thy strength, the nations shake"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Farna Fer Sale

A farm of 16O ACRES lying Ia miles south of
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and In good repair Is offered for sale II Is within
one mile of the Ashland College buildings.
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jaB5Lw Ashland Ohio
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INFIDELITY.
The War Being Against God and
the Bible.
Sermon Preached in Brooklyn tabernacle
on Sunday, January q, ,e8l, by
Rev. 7. Dewitt Taimage.

BROOKLYN. January - d. Taimage
continued bis series Of sermons OH THE
Ten Plaques of Modern Society,"" the
present discourses being on "Infidelity,"
in reply to Mr.. IngeTsOll. Opening
hYmn: