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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-09

llSIuDeI OF tnC DOdIu Vi cAdTllNtIS.
All interested in the welfrae of our schools
are invited to attend.
BY order of Board of Examiners,
GEO. w. SIcKLES, Secretary,
Vernon, January 24th, 1883.
The only correct answers received to
questions which were published in THE
TIMES Jan. 10, were sent by Jas. n. Nc
Bride, Of Burton. The answers were as
follows /. Rhode Island. 2. New
Orleans. B.. Ireland. 4. Colorado.
8. When Cabot first viewed it, he gave
it the name of the new-found- land and by
combining these words-Newfoundland.
6. South Carolina. Z. North and zen.
it'll.
A card from e. l.. Griffith, of Bancroft,
states that the Shiawassee County Teach
ers' Association will meet at Bancroft
sometime this month If all teachers will
attend with view of aiding in the exer-
cises, as much or more can be learned as
in the gtate Institutes.
Two answers have been received from
d. p. Bliss problem, one of which is, "the
duck will swim I of circumference or
cumfcrence or 104 1921 feet. This prob
lem will admit of some additional study.
About $4,000 have been paid in Shia-
wassee county the last four months for
teachers wages.
The following arc taken from Canada
examination questions: 1. Whom do
you board with? 9. To willfully shoot
person is dastardly act. 3. never
studied grammar and am never going TO-
4, The Convention meets sometime dur
ing April. ). ! differ with you on that
point. 6. seldom or ever take intoxi
eating drinks. Z. Butter is being sold at
20c per pound. s. The river has over
flown its banks o. He enjoys bal
health. 10. He went up two pair of
stairs. Teachers, study the rules for the
correction of the above, all Of Of which
can be found in Harvey's grammar.
The average weight of an adult man Is
140 pounds.
The average weight of skeleton is
about IA pounds.
Number of bones, 240.
The skeleton measures one inch less
than the height Of the living man.
The average weight of the brain of a
man, is 81 pounds; of a woman, 2 pounds
II ounces.
The brain Of man exceeds twice that
of any other animal.
The average number of teeth is 80.
A man breathes about 90 times a min.
ute, or l 200 times in an hour.
A man breathes about 1S pints of air q
minute, or upward of Z hogsheads in a
day.
A man annually contributes TO vegeta-
ton 1e4 pounds of carbon
The average of the pulse in infancy is
| 120 per minute; in manhood S0 at GO
years, 90. The pulse of females is more
frequent than that of males.
The weight of the circulating blood Is
about 2S pounds.
The heart beats IS times in a minute
sends nearly 10 pounds of blood through
the veins and arteries each beat; makes
beats while we breathe once.
Five hundred and forty pounds, or one
hogshcad II pints Of blood pass through
tho heart in one hour
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Peter Cooper is to have a statue in Stuy-
vesant Square, to be known rs Cooper
Square, New York.
Professor Crouch, the composer OF "Kath-
leen Mavourneen," will have a benefit at
the Baltimore Academy Of Music on Deco
ration-day.
j. w. s. Arnold, the noted Psychologist.
has become a resident OF Townsville, Ga.
where he has a $50, 600 laboratory. Some
Of the wondering natives say that he
"spends two weeks studying a frogs foot
through q microscope"
Empress Elizabeth, of Austria, in addi-
ton TO being a great huntress and horse
woman, writes poetry, and has ordered Il
private printing press with which to print
her ideas. The circulation, probably, will
be limited to court circles.
Pope Leo XIII. has sent an autograph
letter Of thanks for church service to Car
dinal McCloskey, of New York. 1t was
written in Latin and sent by special mes
senger, and is probably the only instance
where the Pope ever wrote to an Ameri-
can clergyman.
Samuel b. Rindge, who died in Cam
bridge. Mass, a few days ago. left an estate
estimated to be worth 81, 600, 900. He be-
gan life as an oflice-boy in a Boston store.
and the same store was owned by him at
the time Of his death.
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1yNCHRuRG.

,oxoo ,corvn-Tug PROPOSED CoNFEphhAIh
,n MISCELLANEOUS
NOTES. ..,t
,rorrosno,cerce of the Richmond Dispaten''
MAY Z, 1888.
The CITY Council at it, recent meeting
n,sscd an ordinance providing for the issu-
ance of exc. COO more Of pcrmaneht-lnh.
rrrovemcnt bonds, making the total issue Oh
bonds for improvement purposes ylO, Sfo.
The Council also granted ne Laoics :
mortal Association permission 10 eIc..n
monument on Courthouse I'LL III 'iI,"v.s
OF the Confederate soldiers OF Lyhchpuio
who were killed in the late war.
Fred. Plaistcd, the professional oarsi1aa,
who is employed 10 train the Tobacco VIZ!
crew for the state regatta, is In Chicago as
witness in the trial OF Jere Dunn, .ne
sporting character who recently murGereu
jim Elliott, the Brooklyn pugilist. lie y
expected to return this week, and IN Ihe
mean while J.W. Edwards, an experienced
nottingham, has the crew In hand.
The Democrats will probably nominate
their Council ticket in ward meetings 10 pe
held one evening this week. The de,e-
gates TO the State Convention will also DC
chosen at these meetings.
The ladies OF the city have organized u
"Ladies' Branch" TO the Young Mems
Christian Association, and will undertake
the work Of establishing 4 library and NJ
ting up Y. NJ. C. a. Hall. Mrs. Edward
s. Brown is president Of this organization,
Mrs. George u. Watkins secretary, ana
Miss Mollie LanghOrne treasurer.
An idea OF the amount OF tobacco snip
ned from here during last week may be
gathered from the statement that The totll
revenue collections amount to Si1l,6li.l2.
The largest collection OF revenue was on
TUESDAY, amounting to SjS,Gl5.I2. The
collections on Saturday amounted to S22,-
2iG.74.
Last week 472,0 1O pounds of leaf tobacco
were sold herc-a decrease OF 2lG,91O
pounds from the preceding week. The in
crease for the season so far amounts to
l., 7G5, 40 pounds.
Mr.. A. Christian, commemorative at
torncv. has been unable to attend the pres
emit session OF the Corporation Court by
reason OF severe illness. BEAUMONT.
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Mexico.

Mexico has become a very near ncigbbor
OF ours. The railroad and the telegraph
and the telephone have brought the United
States and Mexico nearer together than
Richmond and Boston were a hundred
years ago. Our railroad lines in Texas,
New Mexico, and California are bound to
connect with lines in Old Mexico. New
Orleans will soon have a direct route TO the
Pacific ocean where il washes the western
coast Of Mexico.
General GRANT takes great interest IN
schemes for improving Mexico by building
railroads and opening mines for her. He
said in his New York speech Of last satur-
day that he had taken q very deep interest
in the cultivation Of friendly relations with
u southern ncighbor capable OF great de-
velopment. It's resources were SIMPLY
wonderful, and the speaker hoped that
henceforward, no matter which party was
in power in this country, the most inti-
mate relations would be maintained be-
tween the great and the little republic OF
this continent. eve must take our neigh
Dor under our wing,p said the General,
"and help her TO cultivate her own great
resources, teaching her that it is for her
best interest to maintain a close alliance
with u.s."
"No matter which party was in power"
SAID General GRANT. That reads rs II the
General agreed with Mr.. CONKLING in the
expectation that the next President OF the
United States will he Il Democrat.
We wish the General all manner of sue
cess in his endeavors to bring Mexico mp
to the same plane as the United States.
We confidently expect it to be done before
1900.
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To the Editor of the Dispatch:


We are pleased to see that the subject Of
the unfortunate "Riddleberger blu con-
tinues to be observation-disclosures because
il bears so hard upon the small Taxpayer.
who, in the simplicity of his mind. invested
some portion Of what was saved from the
general wreck In the bonds Of the dear old
STATE, believing that she was the soul Of
hohor, and never would repudlate her
promised obligations. Surely the author Of
That bill never thought for a moment when
running IL That 1t would Cypress all that
Grass OF taxpayers whose parents and
GUARDIANS had invested in what they
thought was the best and safest stock In
the world for their helpless ones.
III, OF Hickory Grove, Prince William
county, and "A Muddled Taxpayer"
seem TO be at a loss how to prove the Senn-
inehess OF their coupon bonds. Take them
TO the Auditors office, and LET the Aud;tor
compare the number on your bond with
the number on record ON his books. as All
bonds issued are numbered. II tbev do
not correspond, throw them i'm the fire. for
that will show that they are counterfeit.
DIT IL they correspond, that will prove thai
they are genuine, and doubtless he will i'm
a KIND and gentlemanly manner, as he did
for your humble servant, write on the bond
ina upon comparing he finds your bonds
TO correspond in numbers, and Of course
genuine. What better proof can a court
n Jury have than the Auditors own
certificate! We fear, Mr.. Editor, that in
these days OF high party excitement this
matter Is looked at too much through po-
htlcal spectacles. "Let us do RIGHT though
the heavens fall" and never tarnish the
OF the dear old mother of States
ton.
Please insert this In your next semi
weekly aud oblige your old subscriber and
SrNrY
htng and Queen, Va, May Q, 1888.
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Virginia News.

The scarlet-fever in Roanoke is abating.
Rural Retreat r~ejoices in the entire dis.
appearance Of the smallpox.
Joshua Spratley (colored) was killed at
Surry Courthouse oil Friday by the falling
in OF a well he was digging.
A letter from Fincastle, dated the 4th,
says Judge Mays issued a writ Of election
late this evening to ill the vacancy in the
clerks office of Botetourt caused by the
death OF the late Il. NJ. Allan.
The Cape-Henry Railroad Company, 1t
is thought, will not enter Norfolk on ac-
count OF the excessive assessment Of dam
ages for right Of way through the trucking
lands. The terminus will be at Broad
Greek, and connect with Norfolk by steam
hOaf
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Gentlemen: The Hop Bitters meet with large
sales and give general salisfaction; ore caee IN
particular you should know If. III. John Il.
Green, 1913 S~pring-Gardeu street, Philadelphia,
Pa. has been suffering from kidney Affection
which superinduced rheumahsm. lie tried ply
sicians and remedies IN vain. lie was obliged 20
take morphine to induce sleep, hs trouble was 30
great. Reading YOUR advertisement I'm The Chris
tiqR at Work, he was prevailed upon by one OF HIS
daughters to try IL. Three bottles effected a cure
and nOw he Is an enthusiast for Hop Biitors. He
is one of the oldest residents IN the locality named
and known as a gentleman Of unusual probity.
HENRY TOTTEN,
672 north Tenth street, Philadelphia, Pt.
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A Refused.

The telegraph tells us that the Supreme
Court OF the United States refused yester-
day to grant a rehearing in the case OF
Antoni Us. GreenholC. We argued last
week to show that this refusal was proba-
Bile, seeing that the court had evidently con-
sidered all the points specially brought TO
its attention by Messrs. EvARTs, ROYAL,
and others in their application fora rehear-
ing. One more assurance is thus afforded to
The Democrats OF Virginia that they will
hereafter have no occasion TO divide upon
the debt question.
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virginia's Increasing Wealth,

A special from Washington to the Phila-
deiphla Press says: EX-Speaker Randall
mas returned from a visit to Senator Ken
ma, OF West Virginia. He Is thoroughly
impressed with the great future OF that
State. 81 hate to see it," said he, "because
OF State pride, but the Kanawha valley, OF
West Virginia. will soon supply the West
With coal instead of:Pittsburgh. l am told
now that H~untington's Chesapeake and
ONO railroad cannot begin to handle its
freight. Capital is pouring into Virginia.
Only recently a million Of English capital
has been invested there. Railroads are
being built, and the rapid development of
State is phenomenal
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Norfolk" The old acgro YVES not rs lar
OFT in locating his birthplace as In fixing
his birthday. A negro once told us that he
supposed he was "two or three hundred
years old" "Mr. BLIZZARD" left no re-
cords. we Judge, whereby to prove what
he said to be true.
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The annual report Of the President, Col
onel WILLIAM L. TANNER, delivered at the
meeting Of the Mozart Association last eve
ming, and published in another column,
shows the Association to be in a flourish
ing condition, having now more than six
hundred members on its roll. The report
contains valuable suggestions for promo
ting the welfare Of this musical organiza-
ton, and it is to be hoped that the Colo
nel's happy remarks relative to the "talk-
ing nuisance will have a { good effect. We
sincerely trust that the scheme for building
a new hall oil opera-house, which has al
ready met with much success, may be
speedily consummated.
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Virginia Postal Nous

A new post-oIice has been established at
Carter's Mill, Patrick county, Va, with
Nancy Clement as poStmistress.
Ihe Following postmasters have been re-
gently commissioned Robert X. Burns, at
Mliiooro Depot, Allegheny county. Va.
STROLLER II. Shaw, Homeland, Culpeper
county, va; George Turner, Jr., Port
Conway, King George county, Va.
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THE GAINES CAsE.-We read carelessly,
as did no doubt most of our readers, the
Geographic statement OF the recent deci-
sion OF Judge BILLINGS, of the United
States District Court Sitting in the Circuit
Court, perhaps,) IN the celebrated case OF
Mrs. MYRA CLARKE GAINES rs. The City
Of New Orleans. The mount for which
judgment was rendered against the city Of
New Orleans was nearly two millions Of
dollars. That city is already oyer-taXed;
and is, therefore, little able to stand any
drain. The Democrat has little
doubt that the decision will be reversed
by the Supreme Court of the United States.
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Hop Bifters Company:
have not been well for three years; tried almost
every kind OF patent medicines and no less than
seven doctors. one If Elmira. y. y; none have
done me any good. | finally tried your Hop Bit
tiers, and found them Just the thing. / have praised
them so highly there IS a great umberh here who
use them with great benefit and satisfaction.
Very respectfully yours, l.. HUNT.
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DELrABLE TESTIMONY.
puu.pyLrnrA, PA, September 9, 1892.


Hon Bnters Company:
lam scyenty-four years old, have lived thirty
four years in Philadelphia, and well known among
Germans. have been troubled Twelve years WIN
a white swelling OF my right foot ana gesuns
worse every year, and very painful and breaking
out in hot weather. I consulted e'erai dopeoIs,
aud they told me IL was incurable' ana ) "o"u
have to take It with me In The grave soms 'n'
ago lost my appetite, was cos'lye' ha' cA' -
and fever; in fact, was very SICK : "a"
German democrat that Hop Bittcrs was what
needed. I got a bottle, took IL one week, and was
"a weIl again rs ever. and TO my greatest SURPRISE
right from the first my swelling went down grad
ualIy. and taking another bottle, got entirely wen
OF it. The wife Of my neighbor had two sucn
swellIngs on her legs, and three bottles cured heT'
| think this is a ereat triumph for your bit'ers'
JOuN STOLL,
No. 4 Young's alley, above willow street,
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sEIJ AT THALHIMER BROTHERS,
sol BROAD STREET, CORNER FIFTH,
THIS WILL BE AN ATTRACTIYEWE WEEK FOR
GREAT BARGAINS
IN EVERYTHING IN THEIR EXTENSIVE
STOCK.

As We are compelled TO make room for more
SUMNER GOODS, our well-selcctcd stock of
DRESS GOODS, comprising all h enovelties of the
season. will be sold ut reduced and attractive prices,
so that all may be able to purchase.
Another large consignment Of BLACK and COL
DRIED SILKS at prices that VIII bcwilder you,
their actual value being 35 per cent. more than
our marked price. This lot comprises every
thing i'm the line Of HEAVY G~ROS-GRAINS,
sURAH SILKS, SATIN DE RHADAMAs,
MERVELLIEUX, SATIN DE LION. and a
large line Of BROCADED and WATERED
SILKS. almost given away.
Oh our REMNANT COUNTER Will be found a lot
of SILKS and sATINS, one 60 fifteen yards.
sold for half their value. They are remarkably
cheap.
CORSETS In the hest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
are always the best. We sell DR.. WARMERS
HEALTH AND PERFECTION CORSETS at
81.
KID GLOVES, in Mousquetaire, Bernhard, Hook,
and Button stylcs-a genuine MOUSQUE.
TAIRE KID at 81, reduced from $50 in all
the new shades;
\ most perfect and complete assortment Of BERN.
HARDT and M0UsQUETAIRE, MILANEsE
and TAFFETA SILK GLOVES. in all the new
and select shades. from 75c. a pair up to 80;
LISLE-THREAD GLOVES in endless variety;
HANDKERClIlEFS at very attractive prices this
wcrk-a lovely line Of FANCY -BORDtRED
aud MBROiDEREDH ANDKERCHlEE IN
all the new shade, 10 match Dress Goods;
FANS are i'm season inst az this time new designs
and shapes: stock ample and complete. and
prices very low; 4 neat and tasty OLlNEIIE
IAN al l5c.:
IN immense bargain In INDIA LINEN ~ l5c..
real worth 25c.; an excellent line In WHITE
GOODS Of al kinds:
LINEN and LACE COLLARS I'm endless variety
new designs;
LACES and EMBROlDERIES retailcd nj New
York prices. which means that they are sold
very cheap.
For GREAT BARGAINS during This week call
at THALHIMER BROTHERS.
sol Broad street, corner Firth street.
my 6-Su,Tu&Th
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NOTICES.
nvTHE CHEAPEST SALE OF TIL

LINEN GOODS and WHITE GOODS from an
administrators sale in New York. save OIL
25 per cent. can be made by buying these goodS
Of us.
prSK. and BLUE-BLOCK sAsH-RIBBONs' 7
inches wide, at coo. a yard worth 81;
rxrRA FINE ia BED-BLANKETs at IS a
pair, would bring IS easy in the winter;
PARAsoLs and UMBRELLAS never were as
cbean before. We show an immense stock,
and our prices are very low.
LADIES', UNDERWEAR of our own manuflc-
ture. the very best material, at low prices;
The cheapest sale Of HANDKERCHlEFs ever
made in this city; HEMsTITCIiED as low as
&c. for a good article;
Big bargains In BLACK and COLORED SILKS
and other DRESS GOODS;
LAcEs and HAMBURG EDGINGs and IN
SETTINGS;
MATTINGs, CARPETS, 0L-CLoTlls, and
RUGS at the o~ne-price store OF
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
successors to Levy Brothers.,
my4 1O17 and lOle Main street.
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A few days ago a twelye-year-old daugh-
ter OF Lewis Sykes, residing on the Man
chester road, near Winters mill, Carroll
county, Nd, fell into a well seyenty-lve
feet deep with fifteen feet OF water. She
clnng 10 the well.ropc and was drawn out
unhurt.
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JUNE IS, l.

Hop BttcrS Company:
| have been suffering five years past with ncu-
ralgia, liver complaint. dyspepsia. and kidney
complaint, and ! have dOctorej with fourteen
different doctors. who did me no good. Al list l
tried Hop Bitters, and after using a few bottles !
received a great benefit from them; and II 1 had
used Hop Bitters regularly I would have been well
before. know them 90 De- tie btst medicine IN
The world for nervous diseases Of ai sind-.
JANE COONTs.
Becllngton, Barber county, vs.. va.
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OFFICE JFLLOwAY Mt. 4. Assoc ATGON.l
JELLOwAY. o.. March Il. 1857.
Hop BitterS Manufacturing Company:
I have been using yoW Hop Biteis and End
them what you recommend them 20 be for kidney
diseasc-yiz., superior 20 an Others.
). l.. ui~LDERBRAND.
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BROWN LINEN DRILL, striped and Plain, fol
boys wear, at loo. per yard;
4 small lot Of PACIFIC LAWNS AT the nomina.
price Of exc:
BLACK SILK GRENADINE at sI.25 which We
guarantee to be the usual $3.50 quality; alowel
grade for 81, which Is the i1.25 number; at
45c. such as sold last season FOR 6Oc.; and Al
374c. richly worth Soc; these lots are small
so an early call win be necessary 20 secure one
l piece BLACK BROCADE GRENADlNE al
6Oc.-nrst-class value for that:
We ask particular attention 10 our CAiEL'S-
HAIR GRENADINE at $3.50 per yard, oui
81 EXTRA SHEER NUNS WILLING at 81
per yard-these are elegant goods, and are pecu-
liarly adapted TO the coming warm weather;
NEW WHITE GOODS" Batiste Claire" in three
grades at %, 35. and Soc;
Every grade of WHITE GOODS. from the cheap
&C. PIQUE and the SIC. VICTORIA LAWN
ND to tie fine NULL and FRENCH MAIN
SOCK:
GAUZE UNDERWEAR for Men, Women, and
Children;
PARAsOLs for all ages and purses;
CREAM and BLACK LACE sCARFs and
FICHUs;
HOOPSKIRTS, BUSTLES. RIBBONS;
In PERCALES we have a large selection at S5.
10, and 12%c.;
FOULARD POLKA-DOT TIES, 1sc.;
GLOVES from Toe. a pair upwards;
HOSIERY for the " rich and the poor";
LACES, LACES, LACES-White, Cream, Black,
Dark Green. Brown, &C.;
COLORED VELVET RIBBONS.
Our stock IS varied, our prices low. and we re-
spectfully solicit the patronage Of the public.
Particular attention paid 10 special orders, and
samples furnished ON application.
BREEDEN, TALLEY 4 CO.,
800 east Broad street,
Dealers in DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS. and No.
TONS, and Richmond agents for Mrs. T.. D..
Jones & Co., the celebrated Crapc-Renovaters Of
Baltimore. Md. my 6-Su,Tu&Th
LIVERY DAY THIS WEEK y BAR
H GAIN DAY
AT
LEVI HEXTER'S, NO. 307 o sTIEEr
Owing to our large sales In all our departments
for the past two weeks we have been enabled to
purchase immense quantities Of goods Of every de-
scriptiOn, which We viii place on sale on MON
DAY AND BALANCE OF THE WEEK AT prices
that will battle The sharpest buyers. Amongst the
many bargains We have over
500 dozen GLOVES, all kinds;
DRESS GOODS from 1Oc. up;
WHITE GOODS way down;
HOSIERY at about half price;
LACES by the thousand.
Another lot of those
DOUBLE SPLIT, F~ULL-BONED, FRENCH
WOVEN CORSETS at 5Oc,
and thousands Of other goods which for lack Of
space we are unable TO mention; but IL will be TO
your Interest 20 inspect them al
LENIH ENTER'S,
307 Broad street,
between Third and Fourth streets.
az 29-Su, Tu&ThtJel6
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FEAT TILE WORLD.

ROCKVILLE, CoSN.. March G. 1882.
Hop Bitters Company:
have been taking your HOP DUCTS ii s,FeiAi
week. and they beat the world.
l.. :. LEWIS, Lewis ANies Machine.
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The Cincinnati Commercial chronicles
the death Of a Degro-J0EDAS BLIZZARD
one hundred and twenty-five years old,
who was born "in Essex county, Va, near
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srIppsulLL. IND, YovemLc, 10, 1891.

sTIPPsWLL, IND, Noyembcrl -, 1851.
Dear sirs: I have read 30 much about hop DiV1.
tiers, and always being afflicted VIVID beui1'srs'
,vo,tno.s. diseased stomach. never having much
he,;tb. I tried a couple bottles; IL has strength
cncd and helped me more than any medicine OF
Doctor. I ann now on my third bottle ana am
thankful that ithas helped we. VII adyise AT
En-, arc aelicted to give 80 a trial. Lucy VAIL
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PICTURE-FRAsEs,E NGRAyINGs.ac
IN ORDER TO REDUCE MY LARGE

IN ORDER TO REDUCE MY LARGE
STOCK OF
PICTURES FRANTs
l have decided to make reductions Of from 20 20
so per cent. in prices on all goods.
About 80 styles OF SKID PHOTOGRAPH
FRAMES at the lowest price ever sold IN tie city.
over 500 styles Of STANDING-EASEL
FRAMES 10 be sold below cost.
Those In want Of FRAMES or PICTURES viii
find this a ~nrst-class opportunity 10 purchase. Call
aud examine goods aud see prices at
l.. LEWISs.
myS No. 9l2 Main street.