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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-12-25
,1sesa ssss. eaasss.leas.

Delinquent Land List next week.
This 10 the proper time to swear Of
again.
sIlvsr tongue mouth organs at BERT
JONES.
The time for killing phsasants expires
Jan. lst
Chrissmss tree at the Lutheran church
sCbristaas nigbf.
A Merry Christmas and A Happy
New Yess 10 ell.
The seachsrs Of Monroe are In ses-
aion here this week.
,Pruf. ARsoLp ~ the School House
"Wednesday evening. See bills.
Miss Matte 0kEf and Fuss DIEHL
,pent last Tuesday 10 Wheeling.
Mr. LxyI CrssE. OF Wayne county,
llls is visiting friends In this county.
BERT JONES has just received the
finest stock oil confectionery ever had
before:
Dr.. ARNOLD plays eight instruments
at one and the Same time. School Hall,
Dee. 26.
Mrs. W. @. MOONEY and Miss KATE
Woosr1 shopped in Wheeling last SAT-
urday.
The Statement OF the Agricultural So.
rIety, published this week, makes good
showing.
HuNrra ARMSTRONG, who Is attend:
ing Delaware College, is bone for the
holidays.
sChsissuas gifts 10 the shape OF pay
sor badk subscription will be thankfully
received hs the printer.
:, Dr. n q. ARxorD, the funniest man
in the world. lie worth going miles 10
See At tSchodl Hall. Dec. 26.
This is the last season of DR.. ARNOLD
md your last opportunity of hearing
,l,uerIos'a 4 erestest impersonator and
Srnsician. School Hall, Dec. 25.
The St. ClairsvfIie Presbyts,y couven-
i.ed 10 thia place last week. but not hav-
ing quorum, adjourned to meet again
-the ffsf week In January.
Mrs. Souri,, vile OF WsIuAN SOUTH
rof.sniszerland township died on the
a4ih inst. Her remains were Inferred
Al the RrBuE Cemetery on the 18th inst
Ccaraciors and parties who furnish
ed matefisl on the extension OF the B
LAC are looking for their pay, hui
ssy shey can't geta cens from the Com
apsny.
Mrs.. MAKrlH Books, Of Switzerlsnt
yownsbip, aged 7s years, had . parsleti'
stroke on the 18th inst. disabling be
right side and depriving her Of the pow
1r Of speech.
RAMSEY GRAk, Who resided nesr An
<iDcb, this county, until recently, ha
purchased . farm near Des Moinei
Iowa, where be will move in tie spring
De i residing At present 81 Monmouth
alls.
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From Wayne Township.
EDwIsA, OHIO, Dec. 20, 1883.

EDwtNA, OHIO, Dec. 20, 1883.
Mr.. David Bates is still very i'll.
Measles plentiful 10 our neighborhood
at present. aud they are using some OF
cur folks up pretty bad.
Corn is generally husked. or course
none OF il will spoil, as most OF the
crops are small
Wheat looked we'll the last we seen
Of It,.
The neatest little attraction we have
noticed lately is the Devnre 6sh pond.
The young carp which they received las'
spring were only about A to q inches
long; now they are % inches in length
and from 9 to IL inches broad.
From the amount OF money allowed
by the Commissioners at their last ses.
sion for sheep killed and wounded we
think there should be a few good dog
pslters appointed.
That young man ut the debating So
ciety saying be could not believe what
he said himself, was not 80 funny. Fer
haps he was honest.
we are 9 Jrry tnat we cauuoS oCoeP'
the invitation OF Little Rosebud to at
tend q Christmas tree and get that can
dy. But circumstances will not permi,
us to do so. However we wish her
merry Christmas and good time.
We almost agree, Mr.. Editor, with
Mr.. Massie on the temperance question.
II an old or young man could take one
drink and then let 1t alone be would
never be crushed hy the ruination OF in
temperance; hut those who are subjec
to inehriation should never 60 into sa.
loon. Now young man, remember wher
you are drinking and carousing that yo'
have perhaps q dear father and mother
at home whom you are disgracing. Oh
what 9 pity for the, dear ones at home
And, dear fathers, you should renembel
when 5ou are going into saloons tha
you have q vie aud children al hom'
who, perhaps, are suffering for thai yer,
money which you are now spending
What sad sight and bad example it il
for young men when dear father come
staggering home; we cay "dear father,
FOR q father is dear to his children, n,
matter how the case may be.
Wishing all your correspondents
"Merry Christmas," remain, you,s,
LovENGooD
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.
W,rrEss, OHro, Dec. 20, 1883.

WITTENs, OHIo, Dec. 20. 1883.
This fine sleighing snow caught
good many Of our young men without
sleighs.
Mr.. Faggert had dog killed by q
wild cat Friday night.
Madame Rumor says that one OF our
young ladies gave us the slip and married
Wheeling gentleman We will give
the full particulars in our next letter.
Sam Kagley is al Wheeling laying in
bis holiday supplies.
Look out for a big puff next week
from "Extenuate" about the Christmas
tree and entertainment.
There is young man on Miller's Run
that has horse that can pass Maud ).
il she is tied to the fence.
FUNNY THING To SEE: That young
lady taking dive over the ash pile into
the snow. LITTLE ROSEBUD
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wThe Musical and Literary club
will meet at the residence Of Miss EMMA
HAYpEN on next Tuesday night week.
The following is the programme for the
evening: Instrumental Solo. Mrs.. NJ.
C. WEST. Vocal Solo, Miss HATTIE
DrRHL, Select Reading, Miss lone WAL
TON Instrumental Duett, Misses MAT.
TIE OKsY and JOE HoEFFLER. Select
Reading, Miss DEE BEARD. Quartette'
Misses EMMA HARLAN and LUCY PEAR
soN and Messra. THos. ROUSE and ASH
FIR OKEY. Select Reading. Mr.. PHILLIPS
Violin Solo. FRANK DIFHL
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Jumps Over q Precipice Forty Feet
High to Escape Capture.

DENVER. December 2i.-The negro
Big Ike, who murdered young Bruck
Hunt, son OF Ex-Governor Hunt. of Du-
rango, last week, was captured on We'd
nesday on the Southern Ute reservation.
As his pursuers came suddenly upon
him about daylight, setting by fire he
had Just male, he jumped and ran like a
frightened deer to a precipice forty feet
high, over which he leaped, and was
found at the bottom terribly bruised bu,
alive He was brought to Durango last
night. All talk Of lynching has subsi-
ried. Among the parsuers were seventy
i've Indians. The negro says he had
two accomplices in the hank robbery
but refuses to give their names.
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iuly3. .'s3.
cobatieucdJrem last ,eees.)
How Watch Cases are Kada

This process of manufacture was invented
by james Boss, who started in business in
1854 and the methods and tools used in
making these watch cases are covered by
patents. This IS thc only watch case made
ander this process For many years the in
PRODUCTION Of these goods was slow, owing
opopularrrsjudice against "plated" goods,
but gradually the public learned that the
Jdmys Boss Gold Watch Cdse was not
chsup gold-rashcd or clcctroplated article,
but was made of genuine gold plates Of
standard quciiiy and thickness. Considerations
adherence to the determination to make
the best watch case ever put oh The market,
and the adoption Of every Improvements
suggested, has made the James Boss Gold
B,ateh Case tho sTANDANh ,.,vs s,s.
In this watch case the parts o o
most subject to weaf-the bOr, erosen, hinges
Munb-catckcs, etc, are made of SOLID GOLD.
Send eett ,tamp keystone Watch Case Fastses, Phila
deps ra for handsome illustrated fanpilet,Aouins hon
DANES Boss and xsy.tene Watch Cases made.
Ito be eoatinucd9
auyl4,'ssr
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.

Success to the Literary Society on
Hissom's Ridge. A large number OF
members and still increasing Charles
Haught Joined our Society on last Satut.
day night, and be says he is determined
for the upbuilding Of his neighborhood.
There was No. IA boot found ON
Miller's Run. The owner can redeem II
by coming and trying it on.
Mr.. Campbell has been very sick, but
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
Johu Winters Is in the COW business
again. He started for Wheeling yester-
day with q drove We wish him sue.
cess
Miss Tfissy Vogler is visiting friends
in Wheeling
There win be grand Christmas tree
at the NJ E Church, Christmss eve, al
Stewards Chapel
Rev Johns has not yet returned thai
borrowed over coat and hat, and it is oul
opinion be never will. ROSEBUD
L
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The Apple.


Among fruits the apple takes the, first
rank II is adapted to all climates, and
is the most nutrition of all fruits, being
the richest in alhumpn and sugar. Tue
iuc,est apules are the most digestible.
hut the mealv sorts are neverthelesssto
he preferred since they are more nptri-
tious A good apple is digested In abeut
one hour and half, and with wheat con
stiiutes the best possible food. Its nu-
trj,,ous value is unques.ionable. ltdoes
not contain as high petcentage OF
chemicaI element OF nutrition as wheat,
but il supplies what the wheat lacks. so
as wheat Is the chief OF grains, the ap.
pie is the chief of fruits. In the coun-
try apples and other fruit often consti-
tute the almost exclusive food OF chill
fIfn, but in the city they are less used
itSShey are often times. an expensive
tfSixary at some seasons of the year bu
Ebetier eat less meat and more Of fruit
In those families where much truit !;
eaten, especially apples, the children
snd indeed all are distinguished by thei
ihealtty appearance. led cheeks ant
/ cheerful tempers.
AS first course at breakfast, there j
uothing better than uncooked apples
then there are baked apples either %
hieakfast, or pared, baked and serve
With whipped cream for dinner, fried az
pies and the Standard sauce; and quit
variety OF wavs for cooking apple
. which will enable young housekeeper
to vary their desserts somewhat. l
|. pairing them always p1t them in col
water at once, as thew darken so rapidl'
In selec,ing apples the color is the ev
ience of ripeness: the deeper it ia Il
riper the apple. Red apples should
very dark. The lighter sort should ha,
soft yellow tint, and green apples hay
rsually reddish spots when comolet'
, ripe.
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Bella;rs Democrat.

The Cleveland Pian Desler, is send
ing OUT extra copies at pound rates to q
great many Democrats wbu are nos sub.
ecriber These sample copies are moi
marked. hut are so full of boom 70;
Hon. H B. Payne, tor U. S. Senator,
that the eye Of the most carless reader
cannot fail to catch the articles intended
TO be seen. II, as the Steuhenvilie Ga
zeite says II can prove, Hon. H. b
Pavne is not candidate, by his owl
declaration, what is the necessity OF suct
frantic efforts TO secure his election b!
the legislature as are now making?
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~ The act OF putting lead pencil
70 tte tongue to wet 1t just before writ
ing which is bsbitual with many people.
IL one Of the oddities for which It is hard
!. 20 give any reason--unless it began in
the days when pencils we're poorer than
now, and was continued. A lead pen
ell should never be wet. It.hardens the
lead and rains the pencil. This fact is
known..o newspsper men end stenogra'
pliers.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The greatest medical wonder Of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns. Bruises Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains,
Corns, letter, Chapped Hands, and all
skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in
every instance, or money refunded. 25
cents per boz. For sale b. il. JuD-
xINs, Druggist, Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
Baltimore Live Stock Market.
Dpcemhpr II. 1883.

Baltimore Live Stock Market.
December IT, 1883.
pRtuss or BEEF CATTLE At THE MARKET
THi, WEEK..
Very hest on sale this week, o. 81
That gene, ally rared tirst quality, 44a5ac
Medium or good fair quality, Ssa44
Ordinary thin steers, oxen & COWS, 5a3tc
Extreme range of prices, Sabte
Most OF the sales we're from 4fa54c
Hogs-Weauote now common rough
hogs, sows anil stage at 7a74c, and the
better grades y Sc, the latter for extra
Hne bces Prices at this time last year
were 74us8s.
Sheep-We quote butchers sheep al
3Aa5c; lamLs at 4,5sc; stock ewes 2 u
las so per head, and weathers 4s4t pei
| 10. Last year at the same time butch
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Shopping Made Easy.

Ladies' in quest of Holiday Presents can
save much time and money by visit to P. I.
KINGS Emporium, as the grand display oi
Holiday Goods on the lines, Counters and
Shelves, are all marked in largo plain figures
so that Customers can make their own selec.
tions of a great variety Of beautiful and useful
goods without asking any questions. All are
invited to call. whether ready to make theiI
Holiday Purchases or not at P. T. KINGS
1t9 b l21 Belmont St, Bellaire. Ohio.
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,,AsoSrC DrRECrORY.

MosnoE Lopez No. lss +. and A. M.
meets az Masonic Hall IN Wacdsfeld; on
"wednesday evenings, on OF before each full
moon.' b. B. HILL, W. NJ; JAS. z. MoRhIs,
Seey. :.
WoopsrrELp Charter No. IS. R. A. NJ.
meats IN Masonic Hall Wccdsteld. ON NON
.l.v evening after full moon. J. r. SPRIGes
IR q. p Jas. r. MoRRIs, Sec'y.
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.Tha po,tm..ter General has !

HThs Postmaster General has di-
rscted Postmssiers TO exchanges for the
pablic, Is appIications are made,three and
Viz cent denominations OF postage
stsEps and stamped envelopes for 9th.
era OF did rent denominations the stamp
ed envelopes 10 be exchanged N their
full current rate. Stamped envelopes
bearing printed. cards and special re
ouest, as web as ordinary stamped en-
y.iopes, wall be exchanged, also stamped
envelopes thst bear printed address.
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Congress will adjourn from Deeem,
ber "a to January Z.
The Christian soldier, Ganerald How
ard, hastcns TO stem the p 'pular indie-
nation by explaining tina: lie wanted de
serters 10 he branded not with hol irons
hut indelibe ink. After this exilana.
ton the General can resume the vast
field yet remaining open for Explaining
the swindlipg of the colored depositors
in the Freedman's Bank.
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: fWMR. C. F. BILLMAs, who resided
sF Leconplon. died on Sunday tie 10th
inst, and his remains. wereInterred Tues
'day st the Hamilton cemetery. The
funeral services we're conducted ~ the
g. Ar Ma BfLLMAN ~ss a Ser.
eeant in the 7Sth Regiment o. v sd.
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TT WILL PAY You

To call at the Hardware Store and see our
stock Of sILVERWARE. and get prices,
before making selections elsewhere. Our
goods comprise some Of the prettiest and
latest designs Just from the manufacturers
dec1S,'83. c. e. HARLAN
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These lots are pleasantly situated 1ear
church and school. Finest building sites in
town, and will be sold at reasonable prices
to parties that win bnild at snes.
Terms OF sale made TO suit purchaser.
Parties that want to buy building lei In
one of TIE best business towns Of its sins In
Eastern Ohio should govern thsusslvss %.
cordingly.
BY order of she Summeraeld Improvement
Company. d. J. R0WNDs.
dscll, s3w3. ssorstary.
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JACOB RBINHBRR begs leave to inform
his many friends and customers, that he has
lust received the best selection OF Common
abd French assorted candies, also 3 fine as
sortment Of hollow sugar toys and other
Christmas tree trimmings Also, fine as
sortmsnt of ru,s, ass, raisins foreign and
domestic fruits, canned fruits, mustard and
oil sardinas. good supply OF fresh Bread,
assorted cakes and pies always on hand
You are respectfully invited to give him
call and examine his goods before purohas
ing elsewhere.
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Holiday Attractions.

An inspection Of the interior as we'll as the
beautiful display in the LARGE SHOW VIM
Dows of P. T. KINGS mammoth Dry Goods
establishment. Bellaire. Ohio. viii convince
the most fastidious that their wants can all be
easily supplied at the most reasonable prices
BY that House!
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Notice of Election.

Notice 10 hereby given that . meeting Of
the members Of the Monroe County Agricul
turai Society will be held at the sherif's Of
ace on Saturday, Janusry 26. 1884, for the
election Of five Directors for said Society
Polls open A. 1880 and close at 2 o'clock p.
m GR0. P. D0RR, Secretary.
decls, s3td.
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sB-stoves. Pumps. Feed Cutters. Corn
Shelters, Bird Cages, Rat Traps Brass Kettles.
Gross Cut Saws. Guns, Revolyers. Ammunition.
Doors, Sash and Glass. all to be found at The
Hardware Store. and offered way down in
price. sep1l. U. E. HARLAN.
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Extra Eorce Engaged.

PIT. KING has made arrangements for an
extra force Of Clerks for the Holidays, 30 that
all will be promptly and politely waited on at
1l9 q 12l Belmont st.. Bellaire. Ohio.
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z,nesy;lle Daily Signal.

when the Legislature elects = Seaatcr
il, will be safe for them to take up any
one that is opposed by the E quirer.
The Enquirer has become tolerably re-
liable Republican paper. and 1t always
opposes true Democrats. and aim, to
prevent Democratic success.
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MRS. NJ. @. WEST, Local Editor.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

5,r,icss at the n. E. Church. woods6eld..
avery sabbath. Preathirg al 1880 A. y. and
1p.N. Sunday school 2:30 P. II. Prayer
rsstisr every Thursday at Z r. n. Pastor,
Kev. II. D. SlrAufFER-
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BARGAIN


will sell my house and 5 acres of land on
the north side Of town at a bargain. There Is
a good we'll and number of bearing truit
trees on the premises. Call ON or address
CHARLES LYNCH.
Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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New York.

Dec. 9l.-Flour 3 5oa6 %; Wheat
| l0al IL; Corn 64a66c; Oats S9a44c
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~ FonDs viii grind Buckwhess on
the S,h day Of January, 1884, it being
xhs only run they win make this season
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Dec. sl.--Flour 3 ocas 90; Wheat
81: Corn 50selc: Oats 34c: Rye b4
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Baltimore.

Dec. 2l.-Flnur 3 5es5 IS; whea,
0S: Corn 6oaelc; Oats 42c; Rye CSC
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tECall at THE SPIRIT Office for job print.
ing from visiting card up to full sheet pos-
ter. Letter heads, business card on envelopes,
statements and bill heads printed on short
notice.
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NOTICE 70 TAXPAYERS.

r WILL receive taxes without penalty until
i January 10th, 1894
Delinquent taxes on lands, II not paid BY
the Goth ins :, will be advertised for sale.
No extension Of time given on old delin-
qutnt taxes on personal property:
JOHN RUR9 SRGHRR,
Treasurer Monroe County, Ohio.
dec ls,'S3td.
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eYLarge stock new goods at THE HARD.
WARE STORE, all offered at very low pri.
cas-. G. e. HARLAN.
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Presents I'M Abnndance, A

Your attention is invited to the elegant,
useful, substantial and ornamental Holiday
Goods at very low prices at P. T. KINGS,
Beliaire, Ohio.
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wooasieId stock Market.
Dec. u Cattle sta4tc per pound
Sheep 3a4s BAR pound. Hogs 4s5 pei
pound gross. 49,
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SLEIGH BELLS, SKATES, Carving
Knives and Forks and Corn Peppers At the
Bardvare Store. C.. &. HARLAN
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wheelIng Live STOCK Market.

Chicago heads the world in the busi.
nes+os div rc, 1sDlriDg the nA.t year
Chic gn ceu-is have unynkrd 729 mated
pai,s-two divarces for syery asg in the
ear except one Gres, is C,icsga, with
i !. NJ achinerv for NJ rmopizinQ.
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J. F. NJ. LLOYD

Having purchased the Jewellery Store of
FRITZ REEF will endeayor to carry the
largest and best Stocks Of Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry. Silverware &c, ever brought to the
town of Woodsfield.
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Full to UyerfioMing,

Every department is completely filled up
with useful and substantial Holiday Presents
at attractive pricec at p. T. KINGS, Bellaire,
Ohio.
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HOODS
SARSAPARILLA

Has decided" claims upon the public. This
is positively proven by the immense good it
has done to those who have been cured Of
diseases from which. they have suffered in
tcnsely far years, as verified by the publish
ed testimonials, every one OF which Is pos
tive fact
CHELSEA, VT, Feb. "a, 1879.
MEssRs. C. !. HOOD & Co., Lowell, Mass.t
The 9Th day Of last June was taken sick
with q swelling on my right foot. and with an
awful pain. The swelling went all over me.
My face was swelled so that could with diff
nssr s rs Soe % Y aRS Sdy %y rpI
foot up to my knee was one, raw, itching
mass, and my ankle and foot so lame and
sore could not step on 1t, and 1t would run
20 as to wet bandage through in an hour.
In this condition Mr.. ". +. Hood tof the frm
handed me a bottle of HOOPS SARsAPARILr
LA, and told me TO take 1t. ] did so, and by
the time had taken one bottle found that
II was doing me good. have since taken
five bottles more. After had taken three
bottles my soreness began 70 leave me, ano
that to-day can walk without going lame.
have no soreness in my ankle and II has
healed all up, and does not run at all. lowe
my recovery to your Sarsaparilla. 4 wrlte
this to let you know that ] think It deserves
the confidence of the public, especially those
who are troubled with humors.
Yours most truly.
JOSIAH PfTK1N. :.
P.S. Every person that saw me said that
Inever would get over my lameness without
having a running sore on my ankle; put
thank God lhaye.s.. a.E.
NootherSarsapafillah has such sharpening
effect upon the appetite. No other prepa-
ration tones and strengthens the digestive
organs like HooD's SARsAPARILLA.
Price one dollar, or six bottles for five dei-
lars. Prepared only by c. l. HOOD & co,
Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
fsb20, 1887.
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EYou can save money by buying your
Candy at s. W. EGGRR'S. He has Just re-
osived larss lot Of candy which will be sold
cheap.
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LUNCH ROOM

At JACOB RRINHRRR'J. He has Rusks
sandwiches, aud all s,rts of Cake, aud pies
Switxer Cheese, Balogua Oysters dished up
In all styles, Hot Coffee and Tea go.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-12-25
FRESH OYSTERS.

JACOB RgINHRRR bsgs leave to inform
the public that he receives fresh Oysters
tSice q week and that he will furnish par.
ties With Oysters during the holidays by the
gallon or any quantity below at bottom prt.
ces.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-12-25
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
FREE CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION.

Now stock of Jewelry Just from manufac
turers at BERT JONES'.