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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Frederick Kindelberger
David F. Sutter ct al.

DY virtue of certain order Of sale is
ID sued from the court of common
pleas within and tor the county Of Monroe
and State Of Ohio, in case pending in said
court between the above named parties, and
to me directed,I will offer for sale at public
auction at the east door of the court house
on
Saturhay.the 29th day Of December 1883
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. and
O'Clock p. m of said day. the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio. to wit.
Lot number six in the village OF Cameron
formerly Jamestown) according to the orig.
inal plat Of said village.
Said property SO ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at SS75, and may sell for :wo-
thirds of said appraisemsnt. Terms of sale
cash before confirmation.
CHRIS. LUDE,
nov27, ,'s3w5. She i'll N. C. o.
A. fEAasoE, Atty.
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Mothers Spinning Wheel.

COnCerning One Article that was
Not tor Saie,aud Another which
Is Cheap at any Price.
"No. sir wouldn't sell you that for any
money; that spinning wheel was my moth
er's. It was one day, when she was singing
like lark and making this old wheel hum,
that my father, then youug medical stu
dent, afterwards farmer, fell In love with
her-some City years ago."
80 spoke the proprietor of a rough bit Of
farm land in Ulster County, N. Y, to relic
hunter, and "mother's" spinning wheel re-
ma ined among her children and grandohil.
dren.
Any mother" writes Rev. J W. Phelps
pastor of St. Paul's NJ. Church, Chicago
has used PAbKsR TONIC, and wishes me
to say that she has found it more effective
than snything she ever used for invisora.ing 6
and strengthening ths system debiFtated by
malaria. She desires ms also especially to
mention the certainty With which it aifs
digestion and overcomes exhaustion"
+ Rver since the first household was estab.
lished "mothsr's" opinion has been more
potent in this world than that of judge ,jurist
or physician. Her hand has always COOLED
the fever and her voice has been filed with
hope With each days Decline, PAR.
FKER'S TONIC is becoming more deserv
sdly popular with the women who guard
alike hus band and children. It eradicateS
malarisl poison from the blood, from which
there is now such widespread suffering.
Please observe: DIR PARK ER'S TONIC
is not an sntoxic,nt Itis u combination
of several Ingredients Of which mons singIy
can produce anything like its effects. MOI
Kid ney, Stomach and Liver troubles, 1t Is .h'
standard and unfailing remedy. In two
sizes: SO cents and 81. The latter tht
cheaper. HIscox & Co., Ch emists, New York
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TIE Columbus correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Neps journal says:
II have been sounding public opinion
bere--9utside OF members Of the Legis-
lature-as to who IL likely 20 be Sena'
tor. About two-thirds say Pendleton,
and the other third say Payne. Oace in
q while there is voice for Ward, Ged-
des, or Converse, but 9S per cent Of opin'
ion is divided between Pendleton and
Pavne in the proportion ab,ve given
and that will. Judging from all present
appearances, be about the proportion in
which the votes will stand In the eau
GUS"
Two-thirds OF the Democratic mem
bers OF the Legislature are for Mr.. PEN
DLEToN, sad no dickering bY the Nc
LEANS. andard Oil PAYNE.Combinatior
can overcome his large and steadily iE
creasing mai ,rity The crushing deiea
awaiting the Combination will be hailet
by the Democracy OF Ohio as inaugu'
rating healthy reaction In the party
against the insolent dictation OF half
dozen swsggering, bullying fellow
whose ambition Is to be known as "Bos
ses.'' =
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Blessed BenefactOrs.

When board OF eminent physicians
and chemists announced the discovery
that by combining soma well-known
valuable remedies, the most wonderful
medicine was produced, which would
cure such vile range OF diseases tha!
most all other remedies could be dis
pensed with, manv were skep zeal; but
proof OF its merits by actual trial has
dispelied all doubt, and tu-dav the d.
coverers OF that great medicine, Hop
eft'ers, are honored and blessed by all
as benefactors. These sters are COM
rounded from Hops, Buchu, Malt, Man
drake and Dandeli>n and other oldest,
best, and mnst valuable medicines in
the world and contain all the best and
most curative properties OF all other
medicines. being the greatest Blood
Purifier, kidney and Liver Regulator,
an Ii e and Health Restoring Agent on
earth. No disease or i'll health can pos
sihlv long exist where these Bitters are
used, 30 varied and perfect are their
operations.
They give new life and yi,or to the
agel and infi,m. To all whose employ
men's cause i'regulaliy OF the DO wells
or u mary organs, or who reqni'e an
Appetizer, Tonic and mild Sinulant,
these Bi,ters are invaluable, beng highly
curative, tonic and stimulating, without
intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or symp-
toms are, what the disease or ailment il,
use Hop Btters Don't wait until you
are sick, but il you only feel bad or
miserable, use the Bitters at once. It
may save your life. Hundreds have
.been saved by so doing. s~S5001aa
will he paid for case they will not cure
or help.
E.,. not suffer yourself or let Your
friends suffer, but use and urge them to
use Hop Bitters.
Remember, Hop Bitters is the purest
and hest medicine ever made: the In
vahd's Friend and Hope" No person
or family should he without them.
81 wss xupbled for manv years with
serious Kidney and Liver Complsint,
Gravel, etc my blood became thin;
was dall and inactive; could hardly
crawl about, and was an old worn out
man all over, and could get nothing 10
help me, until got Hop Bitters, and
now l am a boy again My blood is
pure, kidneys are all right. and I am as
active as man Of 80, although ] am
72.-FATHER.
"For ten years my wife was confined
to her bed with such complication
ailments that no doctor could tell what
was The matter or cure her, and ] used
up small fortune in humhue stuff. Six
months ago saw q. S. Gag with H. I
Bttrts on it, and l thought I would be
a fool once more, and tried it, but ms
folly proved to be wisdom, and two
bottles cured her. she Is now as well anG
strong as any mans wife, and it cost mt
only two dollars.
H W, Detroit, Mich.
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OUR readers are, no doubt, well pleas
ed OF the choice OF CaRtfsLE for Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives,
The following is bis address on as.
suming the duties of the Chair:
II am sure, gentlemen. that all matters
OF legislation, presented to this Congress-.
will receive from Soussuch careful con-
sideration as the magnitude and charac
ter OF the interests involved require, and
your action upon them will be wIse, con-
servative and patriotic. Sudden and
radical changes in the laws and reguls-
tions affecting the commercial and indus
trial interests Of the people ought never
to be made unless impera'ively demand
ed by some public emergency, and in my
opinion under the existing circnmstan-
ces such changes would not he favorah:y
received by any considerable number OF
those who have given serious attention
to the subject. Applause. Many re-
forms are uudoubedlv necessary, and ii
will he your duty, after careful exam'ns-
,ion OF the whole subject 10 ali It's bear
ings, to decide how lar they should ex
tend and when and IN what manner they
should be made. lApplause. If there
be anv who fear your action on this or
any other subject will be injurious TO
any interest or even afford reasonable
cause for alarm, am quite sure they
will be agreeably disappointed. Ap
plause. What the country has . right
to expect ia strict economy in the ad.
miriatration of every department of the
government, just and eqnal taxation for
public purposes, faithful observance Of
the limitations Of the Constitution, re-
gard foe the rights and interests OF the
great body of the people, in order that
they may be protected sfer Congress has
the power to protect them from en-.
croachmenls from everv direction. Wha:
ever can be done under the circumstan.
ces surrounding us, TO meet this expec-
tation, ought to he done, in my judg-
ment. But, gentlemen, without detain-
ing you further. Lam ready to take the
oath of Office, prescribed bv the consti-
sutton and laws, and proceed TO the cam
ple.e organization Of the House" APP
plause.
TIE iron clrd oath was administered
By KELLY, the oIdes, member in contin-
uous service, and Speaker CARLILss then
called the House to order As tue Safes
we're called the Representatives came
forward and were qualified.
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SENATE.

In the Senate Mr.. Bltler introduced a
bill for the repeal of the internal revenue
laws now in force ana to abolish the
Revenue Bureau.
Mr.. Logan, to provide for the grant.
ing of public lands to soldiers and SAL
lors Of the late war.
Mr.. Blair, q ,int resolution proposing
q constitutional amendment regarding
alcoholic liquors The pr opposed amend
ment prohibits the manufacture and sale
of distilled alcoholic and intoxicating
liquors, except for medicinal, mechsni-
cal, chemical and scientific purposes, or
for use In arts, in any States or Terrific
ries, and the importation OF such liquors
except for the purposes namel, aud the
bill provides that should the amendment
he not ratified by three-fourths Of the
Ststes before the last of Decem her, 1890,
the ptohihltion it proposes to take effect
as an act Of Congress at the expiration
o. ten years.
The resolution of Mr. Logan va
agreed to calling upon the Secretary o
War for information as To the necessity
Of an immediate appropriation for tb'
completion Of the work on the Rock ls
land arsenal
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JoHx 3. MeLExN, Of the EngEirer,
ALLEN q. MrERs. correspondent, and
others Of thst gang, we're in Washing.
ton and made the best 6ght they could
for RANDALL and agsinst an open bal
lot. They we're beaten. Saturday even
ing just before the caucus assembled
MoLExx drove 10 the National Hotel al
reckless speed, one Of bis horses falling
iust ss he reached there, but he rushed
in, called JoHs F. FoLLErT aside and
eesticulaied and raved to get him to vote
for RANDALL, but his efforts were IN
rain. FoLLhrr voted for CARLISLE
MCLEAN. in his toplcfty style, bad
promised 10 votes from Ohio for RAN
DALI. he discovered later that he didn'l
own them. The Enquirer gang and the
Cleveland gang we're 10 Washington City
Ia force Tor RiNDALL. Thev staggered
and ssore about the hotel loobies aud
boosted that they would csrry CARLISLE
scalp to Ohio and in January would
hang PEEpLErox's along side Of it. They
didn't get CARLIstEs, and PENDLEroS's
viii never grace their belt. The gangs
returned TO Ohio beaten and will be
again defeated when they come to meas
urs.sueug.h with Senator PrsDLrros
and his ffsends. They can boast, swag'
ger, swear, and drink large quantities o.
had whisky, but their influence for q can
didate for any position Is not OF th'
character respectable people deairs.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Dec 5.-Mr Randall
Objected to the passage OF The resolution
for the immediate appropriation of $50.
600 tor printing the records Of the Ubi
ted States supreme Court. Referred to
the G 'mmt,ee Of tbe'Whole He ssii
all Deficiencies should have thorough b
investigation, not only by the House hut
by the appropriate committee. He had
a horror of deficiencies.
The Virginia contested election case
OF Garrison Va. MAYO will he referred &c
the Committee on 4 ecions; when ap.
pointed, with instructions to report the
legal questions involved therein
1t was orlered when the House ad-
journs Tomorrow that 1t be 10 meet or
Monday.
Mr. Jones submitted the customary
.tesolu,iots, announcing the death of Mr.
Thomas H Herndon, OF Alabama, and in
respect to the memory Of the deceased
the House adjourned, with the under
standing that there will be no business
transacted tomorrow.
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CORRECT COPY

Seeopd-Ne favor tariff FOR revenue
limited to the necessities of the Govern
ment eco6omicaly administered, and go
sdjusted in its application as to prevent
Hneqnal burdens, encourage productive
industries at home, and afford just com
pensstion to labor, but not to create Of
foster monopolies.
The authorship OF the ab we has beer
claimed for the Hon. Il B. PAYNE. Gen.
eral WARNER is the author of the resc'
luton. He submitted it 10 the meeting
held BY the delegates FROM The 18th Ohio
District the evening before the Assem-
bling of the Democratic State Conveu-
ton in June last and 1t was endorsed
Later ,hs same night the Committee OF
Resolutions adopted it as part OF thu
platform and the following day the Con
venticn adopted it by unanimous vote
We are very certain that Mr.. PAYNE
never saw the resolution until it appear
ed in print after the Convention had ad
iourned. 1t was afterwards adopted b.
the Dem ocratic State Conventions o
New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey
Missouri and several other States. ]
will, undoubtedly, be the tariff plank il
the platform of the National Democratic
Convention Id 1884
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United States, and subj ct to The juris-
.diction thereof. 1t was the special pur-
pose OF this amendment to insure to the
members of the colored race the full en-
joyment of the civil and political rights
Certain statuary provisions intended to
secure the enforcement Of these rights,
have been recently decided uneonslitu-
tional by the Supreme Court. ANY leg
islalion whereby Congress NAV lawfully
supplement the guarantee, which the
Constitution affords, for the equ,l en-
jovment bv all the citizens Of the U1i-
ted States Of every right, privilege. and
immunity Of citizenship, will receive my
unhesitating approval.
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MCLEAN and his gang are working an
old game on members OF the Legisla-
ture TO induce them to vote against Sen
ator PENDLEroN. Here it is in nut
shell "Four or Eve local politicians in
each county are induced to oppose the
reelection OF PENDLEroN. and they take
turns in going to the member and de-
uouuce him, and threaten the membe
With the direst future political vengeance
if he dares to support him in caucus.
One of these workers wants the men,
Der to support WARD; another wants
him to support PAYsE; another want'
him to support CoSvERsE, ana so on, but
all unite ON one point-iH denouncing
PEaDLETok and Informing the member
that il be supports bin, be 1.-THE mem,
ber) will be defeated for reelection.
OF course these lackeye are sll draw.
ing pay from the McLEAs-Stsndard Oil
PAYNE Combination.
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TIE friends OF Mr.. RANDALL, in tht
Speakership contest, were weighted down
by the Objectionable character OF those
who crowded the Washington City he.
tels from Cincinnati, Cleveland, Spring.
field, Columbus ani other cities in Ohio
AZ "outside pressure" they done him
harm. They were known there as the
Enqsirey gang, the PAYNE gang and the
BooKwALrER gang They returned home
sadder, but no. wiset men; the latte
they never will he.
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The Ohio Tariff Plank.

To the Editor Of the Sun:
SrR: As the Sun has several times
contained the tariff plank OF the Ohio
platform with slight variation from the
original wording, beg to enclose cor
rect copy OF the resolution as adopted
by the Convention at Columbus.
] have in nv possession the original
draft, and therefore know this to be cor
rect. The variation in the Suns copy
is the article "a" instead OF "the" before
Government, and "productive interests
instesd OF "productiye industries" as ii
should be. Truly yours,
A J WARNER
House of Representatives, Washing
ton, Dec. 4
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The downfall Of John g. Thompson
is understood to mean that Senator Pen
dleton's cause is in bad way.-PlaiA
Dealer.
The anti-P -Pendletonites grasp at straws
aud seem to be somewhat spiteful. We
hope they NAV calm down before long.
Ohio Democrat.
BILLY Arm ,rRoEe, OF the Plain Dealer,
and Mayor FARLEY, Of Cleveland, we're
ia Wsshington aiding MoLEAs to defeat
THOMPSON, but their efforts to sdown"
CARLISLE met with bal ending for
them. They don't think half as much
OF their boasted strength since their
rout. Since their return they try to
make the people believe that they won
in every contest and thst they are in
splendid condition for the S Senatorial
fght. The truth Is, the McLEAN-Stand
ard Of-PAYKE Combination left Wash
ingson In demoralizsd condition aud
viii fare as badly IN their contest agsinsi
Senator PENDLEroN as they did in tha'
against CARLISLE. Senator PENDLE
ToX's friends are ready for the battle to
open.
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The open ballot for Speaker in The
Democratic caucus swill doubtless be
folio aed hereafter 10 the Ststes," says
the Enquirer For brass mounted
cheek that surpasses anything we have
seen lately.
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AN article appears in the Daily Guern.
.sey Times, of the 4th inst over the sig-
nature of sTourgee," which is tumble
Of, falsehoods and misrepresentation
1t may be worthy of reply, but it is
doubtful.
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Ohio Democrat.

II Senator Pendleton is defeated for
reelection, the Oaio wool growers will
have lost one ardent friend in the next
session OF the Senate. Mr.. Pendleton
voted against the reduction OF the tariff
on wool. The farmers Of Ohio are in.
terested directly in his return to the Sen-
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cEAddress all letters:
"THE SPIRIT or DEMoCRACy,"
Wouissela,
Monroe County,
Ohio.

TaE New York Times, the leading or
gan OF the Republican party. says: The
Republicans who are commencing an
alsrmist campsign for 1884 are making
fools OF themselves"
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Jacob Veisend, Deceased.
-
THE undersigned has been appointed and
i qualified as Administrator, of the estate
of jacob Weisend, late Of Monroe county,
deceased.
Dated this 23th. day of November, A. D.
1883. JACOB WEIsBND, JR.
nov27, ,'83w3.
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Att o'iock p. NJ.

These lots are pleasantly situated near
church and school. Finest building sites in
town, and will be sold At reasonable prices
to parties that will build at ,noe.
Terms of sale made to suit purchaser.
Parties that want to buy bui ding lot in
one of the best business towns Of Its sifs.in
Eastern Ohio should govern themselves 40
eordingly
By order of .he summerfeld Improvements
Compxuy S. J. R0WND,
decll, 'S3w3. Secretary.
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A gentleman of Santa Barbara, Cal.
has In his cabinet of cuIi ,silies sevei al
sets OF fa's, teeth. exhumed from the
graves of ahorigines on the Santa Bar.
bara Islands. They are formed each
from shell, which ia tashiored to fit
the raof OF the mouth, and could be ad-
justed outside Of the gums.
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Nov. 27, 1888. Wheeling, W. Va.
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Naxs Journal.

The Senatorial campaign in this State
seems to have reached point where the
sole danger now apprehended by those
Who have exposed and destroy Jed the
schemes OF the Enquiyer gang, is thai
they may turn about and join the oppo'
sition to Themselves as the one and only
way to defeat it. Disaster seems to fol
low in the train Of the MCLEAN gang
Aspirants will do we'll to keep watch
lest they come with the support which
kills. JoHsxr and his Thersites are
death to any cause.
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Charles Francis Adams swIndiers,

-CnIcAGo, Dsc. 4.-James Stevens,
alias Fat jack" arrested in this city .
few days ago for confidence operations,
turns oat to be the rogue who swindled
Charles Francis Adams ont Of S80,000
in. checks and notes about year ago.
The ,hieving fraternity Of Chicago are
trying hard to save him from punish
,pent. His case will be decided to-day.
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER ii, 1888.

"a union of hearts, union Of hands
A union of States none may sewer;
A union of lakes, union of lands,
nadt the FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER.
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