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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-10-23
THs najnri,ies in the counties Of this
Coneuesslou.l District are rs follows:
News Journal.

The Meas Journals Columbus cor
respondent has interviewed twenty SIX
nembers-elec, OF the next Legislature,
and found .uentyshree Of then IN favor
of Mr.. PEsDLneN's reelection to the
United State. Senate. The correspond
ent believes ihere will be but 6fteen votes
seaisst Mr.. PsxpLE1oN in the caucus
The Epss6v should begin at orce 'e
read the caucus oes OF the Demoesati'
party.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-10-23
NssTICE TO TEACHERS.

r.yHE Board Of Examiners of Monroe County
vii. hold meetings fcr the examination
of tearAers as follows:
Woods6sld, SATURDAY., 0stobsr lS, lsSs,and
at the close Of Teachers Institute
Those desiring certificates Of any grace
must he examined.
Examinations to commence at 5 O'CLOCK
Ey order of the Board
| ecta.'s3td. JAMES A. WATSON, Clerk
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-10-23

Mss MAReuERurE KIse sued the
Nashville American for libel and laid her
damages ct esO.000. The alleged libel
ess tAsa Miss KISe twas smalf lady
aitit 9 very big nose and ugly" The
snit was dismissed and the plaintiff ap-
pealea TO the United States Supreme
Court.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-10-23

Tn State House will he occupied by
Democrats next January from Governor
10 Janitor. The retiring Republican,
v,ll hsvs stationery enough in their car.
ue,-baes 10 run them the remcinder ol
sbsir lives.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-10-23
Woman,s flights.

OLYMPIA, W. T., Oct. 1S.-The bill
granting women the rights Of suffrage
Ioassed the House Of the Washington
Territory Legislature last night. Tae
vote stood Ia to 7. The result oil the
vote has caused much excitement.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-10-23

s. F..CAir. Jr, . reporter on the En-
cvircr, wss nominated for the Legisls
suse IN Hamilton C,uny by the Demo
orsss, and the foolish course Of "Bess'
neLssa csased bis defEat.
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AHraye soldiers Funeral.

TolsDo, o, October lS.-Tne iunera'
of General james B. Steadman, will take
place in Toledo on Monday, October
ssi. at 2:30 p- m, under the auspices
Of the Forsyth Post Grand Army OF the
Kepublic.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

uUL0AH MOBEEY. whose place OF resi-
dense and postofacs address, Is Center
VILE, Appaaoose county, Iowa, will take no NJ,
cs, ths. on ths 3rst day Of august 1883,
Taykr J.fsrs, as Administrator OF he es.
tate of Levi aob'ey. desease1, fled in the
Probate Court of Monroe couuty, Ohio, his
certain petition asaiast Aer and others, the
object ana prayer of which is to obtain an
order TO sell the soliowing real estate 10
wit:
TIE northeast quarter of the northeast
ouartsr of section ten, township four, range
Eve. of uhisis said levi Mobsey died seized
to pay the debts Of said Lev; aooiey.
| You are required to answer on or oeior'
the lesh day OF November, 1858.
TAYLOR JEFPRR5,
Administrator of Levi MObley, deceased.
sep,ll,'S3t7
/ SynIess & DRlees At'ys.
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Courts Of Common Pleas.

kvuIbH VI SSAhlaAASAA hSsshs
Morgan county-Tuesday. JanuaryS Tuesday,
April 30, and Wednesday, October 10.
Muskipgum county Monday, January %;
Monday, May 10; and Monday November 10
Noble county-Tuesday, January l5i Tuesday,
MAY & and Wednesday. October 10
Guernsey county-T Iesday, February IL;
Tuesday. May 81, and Tuesday, November
Ii.
Monroe eounty-Tuesday. January Is; Tues.
day May 6, and Thursday. October 10.
Belmont county-Tuesday. February D; Tues
day, May %. aud Tuesday. November II,
Harrison county-Tuesday. january 10; Tues
day, May 6. and Wednesday. October. 10.
Tuscarawas county-Tuesday. January TO;
Tuesday, May g. and Wednesday October 10
Jefferson county-Tuesday. February o; tues
dav. Nav 81 and Wednesday. November. D.
The terms Of said Coutts shall commence at
o'clock A. NJ. ON the several days named 1t
isberein specified that the several counties shall
be held by said Judges, $ follows:
Muskingum. Morgan. GUERNSEY and Noble
bv Judges w. H, Frazier, and W. a. Ball and
his successor.
Belmont and Monroe by st. Clair Kelly.
J.fferson. Harrison and Tuscarawas by 10
soph G. Rance and Juhn s Pearce
| Judge w. H Frazier is designated to sup
erv;se the execution of the aforesaid order.
We order and direct that certified copy o
this oroer be transmitted forthwith by tn
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Mus
Ikingum County to the Secretary OF State AM
to the Clerks Of the several Courts OF Common
Pleas in each of said several Counties to
Euublished therein according to law
Done at GAINESVILLE in the COUNTY OF mus
kinyum, this Sd day of October; A. ID 1853.
W. II. BALL.
W. H. FRAZIER.
ST. CLAIR KELLY.
JOSEPH c. HANCE,
JOHN 5 PEARCE
Judges of the Court of Common Pleas
A true copy. by order of said Judges.
rAttest:l HOWARD ASTON,
, Clerk Court of Common Pleas.
THE STATE OF OHIO.
MONROE COUNTY, So:
I. Asker Okey. Clerk of the Court OF Cor
mon Pleas in and for said county hereby ce
tify that the foregoing is a true copy OF =
times of holding Courts in the Eighth Jud'ci
District of said State for the year 1854, as
ceived at my Office from the Clerk OF courts
, Muskingum county, D.
Witness my signature and t
seal of said Court at Wcot
field this 9th day of Octobt
! sRAL A u. looo. oyrv
oo.,s ,ea,rs Clerk
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McLesn's 6gbt against Pendleton will
give him strength WITH tks uura Ioost-
ers. Noble County Press.
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eWAddress all letters:
sTHE SPIRIT or DEsecRAor,"
Wsods6eld,
Monroe County.

yssu saEnuas thinks that wool aud
senpessncs had considerable to do With
,, Fosrse SAYS, we hadn't money
enough. FcsAKEs Is frmly of the opiu.
jou tha, votes we're lacking,
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TIE Z M j. q
-FOR-
HOLDING COURTS
IN-
1884.

We. the Judges of the Courts Of Common
Pleas. within and for the Eighth Judicial Dis.
trict of the State of Ohio, hereby order and
direct that the several terms of the District
Court and of the Courts of Common Pleas
within and for the several counties in said
District be commenced and held on the days
herein, after named. for and during the yeal
1894 to-wit.
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Neb 40butlssmsnts,
Valuable Property for Sale.

NOTICE is given, that the undersigned of
fers for private sale. the old residsnce
of George West, which lies three miles hack
from Matanoras, In Washington County.
Ohiv, and
Contains 98 Acres
three good dwelling houses, good stable =, a
good store house and large packing house,
has good orchard, good water, is public
place. and is very desirable property. Fol
further particulars, call and see for your
selves, or call on Samuel West, of Matauo.
ras, or the undersigned,
HENRY F. BO0E,
Administrator Of George Wsst,
Mastsrton, Monroe County, Ohio.
AZ. D. FoLLtTr K Son, Attys.
oc,28, 's3tf.
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District Courts.

Harrison county, Monday. April 3.
Jefferson county. Tuesday, April 10.
Belmont county. Tuesday. April. 22.
Monroe county. Tuesday, September 2.
Noble county, Thursday. September. 4.
Guernsey county, Tuesday, September, y.
Tuscarawas county, Tuesday. September To-
Morgan county, Tuesday, Septenser' %;
Muskingum county, Thursday, September
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER Is, 1883.

"A union Of hearts, union of hands
A union Of Statso poas may sever;
a union of lakss, union Of lands.
aaa ~ FLAG OF DUB UNIoN FOREVER"
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate Of Michael T. Atki@so" dfe'd
U,HE undersigned have been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the estate
sf Michas, p. Atkinson late of Monroe coun ty
deceased.
Date this 4th day OF October, A. D. 1883.
CHRIS L. KRONING.
oet9, 1878. W. ATklNsoN.
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.tsd by Tie country
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-17

Wittmen 9ebt bic Statifif infofern eini=
sermaBen ein, als iie fonitatirt, oaB
unter ben 5tuei @fillionen 1i6 MIR $685.
925 ertperbstbdtige, b. b. in einem be-
itimmten @emerbe ausi6liebli6 tbdtise
befinben, pdbrenO fi6 bic 9lu5abl Ser
unbei6dftigten ober nur nebeni id6lid
unb unbeitimmt ertperbstbdtigen auf
ungefdbr cine Mitlion rnb fiinf5ig Sauz
ieno belduft. Spl6e @ittmen, tpel6e
bon eigenem Serln0gen, BON &enten
ober Penlionen leben, tDaren tur S64S
gu peraei6nen. So nii6tern bieie 3abz
len erf6einen, getpdbren iie bp6 einen
f6ma6en @inblif aud in Die intimeren
@erbdltniiie unierer beuti ti6en Wittpen.
Nebmen mir bic 3iffern gu 9iilfe, tpelz
6e Die @infommeniteuer= ullb Die &lai>
ieniteuerlilten in preuBen iiber bic Ser
mDgenslage Der preuBii6en gep0lferung
uns an Die 9anb geben, unb iibertragen
mir bieie gerbdltniiie auf Die anoeren
SanOestbeile, 10 biirfen mir annebmen
baB minoeitens adtsig Brocent aller
gSittwen ein 2eben OoQs s9totb uno Samz
mer fiibren unb BON ber 6an6 in oen
Mun6 leben.
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: Mebrere Nrsentiner, unter ibnen
bic Deuti6 =9lrgentiner Sran5 Seeber
unb Tran5 8unge, beabi6tigen bon
Sabia blaneo, einem 9afenort bon
GROCER 3ufunft, an Der 5iiboffiiite bon
Siibamerifa, ipoielbit beutlder San=
belsfleiB bereits feiten SUP gefabt bat,
eine @iienbabn an5ulegeu, wel9e oi=
reft na9 Dem 9tio Colorado uno bis
gu elmer getpillen S0be bem linfen ufer
oieles Gluiles entlang fiibren, bann ben
Colorado 1nb belen Nebenf fluB iiberz
f6reiten unb Bis an Ben SUB Der Nn=
BEN fiibren fou. Sas prOjett 1T Der
oSeutt6en ga Blata=3tg. 3ufolge Der
argentinii6en &esierung bereits aur
@enebmigung bOrgelegt unb miro aller
@rwartung mad genebmigt tperben.
Damit getpinnt, na6 slnii6t Der in &io
eri6einenben u9euti9en 3eitllng", au6
Die fiirSli6 bor iib gegangene Gnt6e=
dung bes Yaiies bon 8arilo6e iiber Die
9lnben, eat6edt un6 glei6 aufsesei6net
bur6 ben argentiniI I6en Nfaipr &bobe,
friiberen preuB Bii6en Sieutenant, nod
cine befOnbers practii6e 8eoeutung, in
bem nunmebr Die S9ienenberbinbung
nit Der pacificfiiite uA 10 lei9ter bersez
ftellt tperDen fam.
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i6 es ielbit beritanb, bu aber bait mir
perf6piegen, baB bu mid ni9t ols
gruoer fragtef. Sd min oir ni6ts be-
Ito tpeniger au9 Deute nod antmorten,
tpabr unb einfa9: Sd bin fret. Die
balb finbii6e gbantalteliebe, nit Der l9
Sic grinnernng an &einbolo 5ilmar
gu empfinben glaubte,iliegt binter mir,
BEN tpirfli6en &einbolo liebe i'd nl9t,
unb tpie f0nnte i9 Die 8raut leln eines
Mannes, ben i6 ni9t liebe2
ueber Maltber's @eli6t ftrablte ein
9lusbrud bon Slid unb Seligfeit, Der
bere6ter mar, als aue Worte bdtten fein
f0nnen. gr ma6te einen @6ritt auf
oas Mab6en gu, aber fie tuies ibn nit
ber 9anb suriid.
Gein Wort, Maltber! rief 1ie, ni6t
iebt, ni9t beute. sl6er beien Inter
ftiibung erbitte i9 mir, uie i'd fie bor
einisen Monaten erbeten bate. Se=
gleite mid gum Ngenten, i6 mill einen
Gprtraet nit inn abf6lieBen.
llnb beiratben tpiait bu ni6t, ytetta?
rief pbiIippin6en.
(fyprtfebWng foIet.)
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enllipat. & SO.

Der betannte 66ubbdnbler 5. Mar=
tin bat iein @ei6dft an obige Girma
berfauft un6 tuerben bic 9erren ii6 nidbi
nur bemiiben, bic alte Gunbf6aft beg
@el1dftes Si erbalten, ionbern aud inl=
iaer mebr neue 6unben su erperben.
6uIliDan e 60. bcben ui9t nul
bas bette unb getDdblteite 2ager in 9a.
met= uilo 9in6eri6uben, ionoern ibr'
Waareil 3ei6nen ii1 an6 bur6 preis.
ipiir0igfeit unb 9auerbaftigfeit aug
Die 6erren erbalten forttpdbreno nelll
3ufubrelt tiib liefern baber bas Nller'
Ino6ernite. Wian faufe S6ubseug nul
BEL ibnen, iDeun man gut bebient felt
min.
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Wie biel Wittwen Ieben i'm 9eu

= gDie biel @itttpen lebeu i'm Seut=
f6en &ei9? Seltiame 6rage! Sntez
refIanter freili9 uno aud Elm beiierer
9ppeG an bas mdnnli6e @ei6le6t mdre
Die anbere: QDie biele Mdo9en gibt
es in 9euti9lanb, bic iiber bic Wabrs
f@einli9fet 6es Seiratbens binaus iinb?
9lber nit bielem problem bat li6 Die
8erufsfatiltif ni9t bef6dftigt; auf
Wabri9einli9feiten ldBt tie ii6 befaantz
li9 ni9t ein, ionbern nur auf Sbatias
den, unb 10 rttiifen mir uns benn aud
bier nit Der 5batia6e begniigea, baB
6ie 3abl oer g8ittpen i'm Seutf6en
&ei9e Dor einem Sabre auf 1903, $40
feFgeltelt tDoroen mar, 10 baB mir ge=
genmdrtig in unierem beuti6en gater=
lanbe runb spei MlilliOnen @ittmen
sdblen biirfen. @euiB cine itattli6e
3abl, tuenn man eripdst, baB bic 3abl
Der berbeiratbeten 6ranen in Seutib=
Lamb bnr6 Die 8erufs3dblung als T..
us, 1862 f6 ergeben bate, 10 baB aui
ie bier perbeiratbete Grauen cine Wittpe
fommt, nel9er llmltano li6 in anberel
Weiie aud babin faiien ldBt, baB bon
ie bier ssrauen INNER cine bic 9Babr:
| i6einli6feit bot, Wittme gu peroen.
Mud auf bas Sbun uno 5reiber oe'
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Gin 3aufmann III Der
lluterit 0t.

ttF v l,
btm bnrh Gin leioenoes unb lhreienbes
6inp usbrsre Nahte Der Shlaf geraubt
wures unb ber gu ber usser,eusun9 &c.
lanste, tab Mrs. Winslpips Suuttins
Sprup ssrape Der @rtfsl iei, btGsn CT fur
bas 0inD ben6tbiste, taufte einen gorratb
bappn. Oils sr mad 5aule fam uno ictner
Grau baron Mittbsiluns mabte, weiserte
lie fdt, benz Sinps oon Fem @tfauften 81
perabreihen, ia fe cine Nutdnserin ter
6pm6cpatbie mar. Die nd6lts Nadt
purbe pisbsr ialafos psrbra6t. Nls Der
Batter ON ndhfsn Sage mad 6auie fam.
fanp er bas &inb ldlsGter als is, une oa
er atermals cine ihlafcis Naht bsfard.
tets, perabrsihte er patrenb Der Ntwsi,n'
teit ieinsr Grau benz 6tnts sias Yprtion
bes gYrup unb iaste nidts baron. Die
Naht barauf fdltef aass mcbl unb Der
tleins Sareisr erwadte am Wcrssn NIT
tsiterm @ei1ht Die Nattsr tpar erfreut
iitsr o.n plGBlthsu tuunosrtarsn We6ltl
unb otirotl its f& suert telsiDist fablte,
ais Fs Nuftldruns srbielt, febts ie benz
nod ten @ebrah bes SDrups fort.
Sdrdsnbs 8inbsr unb ldluFoie Nd&ts
Fnb itr iebt unbsfannt. Cine ein,slne
prpte nit benz Sprup bat mod Has Sci.
ben iebes 8nbes unb bas 0crurttell ees
SHUTTER bsfsst. Sn alien Gpctbsten ~
baben; 25 Gents bic GlaiGs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-17

grabanoter, galeneienne, gas
riier, &uffifde, Gd9fi6e unb leinene
Gpiben IN GROCER Austuabl biaisf beim
6anous.
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- 9n6pfe, @eiabariifel fir Damenz
flsiber unb Mdide, iotuie fir 8ettseug,
billigif bel GamOus.
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= Semben fit Serren (unlaundred)
so Sent bas Stiid beim 6amous.
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80 cr G. pp ~ n q.

1uffs WiIIen fTnb fpe,ien fur niefe Ndne
bereifef, ete0pffs perHrSddbt einen} pid,cnaSed1<
fel I'm 8cfnben, baf Der 9efeenfe erftaunt tit.
a,la. pa BET a1rper acs6brt unp burb tre tpniid1e
aBirfisna anf nfnteyerbduunsspred etn reseiindfts
aer @hIbiaane berbpreerufen ptro. Yreis Is Genie
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Gin Observation-Disclosures

= Gin Observation-Disclosures Der
an feline eigene Mebiain glaubt, iit cine
SeItenbeit. 9r. s. &ob. 8oHo, Der
grfinber bon uDr. 8oHo's beriibmter
&ur bes Gelben Siebers", lit fiirSli9 in
peniacola in 6loriba am gelben Gieber
geitorben. ST begab fi6 oortbin, um
mebrfa9e 3eugnilie bon perionen, bic
angebli6 our6 i'm bon iener Seu6e
gebeilt tpurben. gBie Or. &ibbe, Der
Bel ieiner WaKerfur gegen bas gelbe
Siebcr in Stem Orleans 1878 i'm Spital
itarb, unb tpie MorleD, Der e6enfa
trob feines beriibmten @lirirs gegen
bic Ie Granfbeit 1878 in's @ras beiBen
mubte, 10 lieferte Or. 8oiio ebenfalls
bur9 ieinen eigenen SOB ben getpeis,
oaB iein Mittel ni6t unfeblbar 1T.
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llff' s
Niae,1
eDrnptun.e elmer

GDniptpnse elmer
t,nfb bGfi9en g E 8 er.
ylarael an appetif, @ebdrrr Serftcpfang.
5d,iner;eii i'm Strpf nit eitiem bunpfen @efiibl
IiIt 6intfrfcpfe, 9d9meraert utter ben 9GHlter.
bidtfern, MufqetriebenIein nad ceu1 Giieft, NIT
Mbneiauna gegen iebe fSrperlid,e ccer geiffise
gbdtafeif, rsi;baresg Temperament, tribes Stinlz
uli1ita nit bera beicnberen Gefiible, trgenb
sifle Gtltegenteit bergeffen 81 baben, Weiiciga
feit, gEirre, er5 5ffcpfen, Ynntte bcr ben Nusen,
ael6e 6auf, iiberbaupt &cpfidmer5en cberhalb
bes rehteu Nu9es, unrutiser G9laf NIT tediiss
ftisenoem Grdnmsn, fart Sefdrtter Hrin utio
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-17

= Uncle Sam f6eint es jebt ernit=
li6 mHbe gu iein, binter bem befannten
Capt. Bapne ber5ulaufen, um es gu
berbinoert, baB er lanbrduberiibe Gin
fdlle in bas Snbianergebiet mu6t. Ser
8unbesanipalt BON &anIas fat i'm,
iotpie ben Secretar uno S9abmeifer
Ser Stlaboma Gompagnie, tpelfe gu
Dem ausgeipro6enen 3wede gegriin6et
1T, BON Sflaboma ooer bod einem
Stiid babon 8eiib gu ersreifen, in @i=
6ita auf bic Nnflage perbaften laiien,
baB iie ii6 gegen Die Sunoesgeiebe bert
i6moren bdtten, inoem lie fi6 auf
2dnbereien innerbal6 bes Snbianer=
Serritoriums nieberSula1Ien geod6ten.
Sreili6 1T es iebr bic Grase, Ob li6 in
Mi9ita eine SurD finben ipirb, bic ben
ldnbersierisen Gapitdn i6ulbig fpri6t.
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~ mff's S. air 8 I, E.

20 raue Saar pper te perben purtb ein etnSees
gitffraaen ptefer 5drhe 5u gldntenp t@m9r5em
1erfpdfbef &fe 6erfefbt ee natriibe Jdrbe itp rtt
asaenbItdIie gu berfnufen In Gpctteteu oner pro na
sEnipfnYiq BON 81 pnr1 grpreb perianrt.
Sfflce as Ufurrap Gfreet, Wefp>G3prf.
xDr Isfff's afdrfnl, tuerfbbpner nfterpefgeu ute1
po iprb aufSerlangen fret perienoe
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= Ser 9lufi6pung bes amerifaniz
i6en 3eitunesmeiens in geSug auf 3ab1
Der 8ldtter uno beren Serbreitung 1T
cine ldn9Itbefannte unb anerfannte
Sbatla6e. sic oriidt ii6 furs in fol-
senHell 3iffern Der @eniusberidte aus:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-17

= Neines 8lut erbdlt bic @elunbbeit
y Or. Mder5 Blccb @li1ir" mirb rrn ben
berporrasenbiten Ger5ten empfcblen. Sci
allen GpOtbefern 5u baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-17

4Hansen Miihnng Vegetable Compound
1T Elm anfebIb1res 9eiImittel
fnr allie f9merS SIiben aet6en Sic ben
pc ten Mrtfere Gei9Le 9te5 10
oft G0rQe mo lteff
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RAILROADS.
e. n. & G. R,Y co.
TIME TABLE.
TAKE EFFECT r. NJ, AUG. 1. 1888.

Trains make connection with the B. Il Q.
and C. & p. Railroads, also, with Capt.
Princes steamboats,, f1r Wheeling. Train
rnn daily, Sunday excepted.
TyIy ING GOING FAST
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FACTS.

Those contemplating a trip westward
will certainly do web to carefully con
salt the time tables Of the Baltimore and
Ohio road. Its celebrated fast trains,
It's sure connections, and rates always as
low as the lowest, make it beyond all
controversy the best line west. Colo
nists are carried in first class cars on fast
trains, aud every possible care is taken
10 insure comfort and convenience.
Trains run through without change of
cars &c Chicago, where direct connection
is made with al leading lines to the
west, northwest and southwest, making
but single change of cars to Iowa,
T,ssss, Nebraska, Texas, Minnesota.
s.c. No other line can offer such advan-
tages as the Baltimore and Ohio.-Is
costs but very little time and trouble
to learn this, and in the end may lead
to tie saving of much of both as vel as
money. Above all things do not pur-
chase tickets before having talk OF re-
eeiviag a letter from one Of the B. L o.
Agents. A letter addressed to w. 4.
Reppert, Columbus, Ohio; to T. Lane,
Wheeling. W. Va, to j. A. Webb, Fos-
toria, Ohio; to L. A. Lee GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, or call upon either of these gem
tlsmen will lead to thorough informa-
sion as to all necessary details Of time
connections. fares, baggage, etc.. etc.
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FOR THE THOUGHTFUL.

A good word is an eaay obligation :
bet not to speak i'll requires only our
eIlence, which costs rs nothing.
We take greater pains to persuade
others that We ere hsppY than in endesv-
oring to think so ourselves.
A sound mind in sound body; if the
FORMER be the glory OF the istler, the
Atter is indispensable to the former.
Avoid him whp from mere curiosity
ssks three questions running about a
hing that cannot interest him
Difference often ,hrinks and witbers
- much upon the approsch of intimacy
ss the sensitive plant does upon the
souch OF ones 9 ,ger
Contentment is pearl of great price,
and whoever secures it at the expense Of
ten thousand desires makes q " .se and
happy purchase
There Is as much difference between
the clunsels that a friend giveth, and
that man giveth himself as there is be-
tween the counsel OF friend and fat
terer.
Whenever you commend add your
reasons ior doing so. 1t is this which
distinguishes the appreciation OF man
ef sense from the dstteryaof sycophants
and admiration OF fouls.
All censure OF Others il ohlique praise
20 self. II is uttered to show how much
the speaker can besr. 1t has all the in
vidiousness Of sci praise aud all the re-
ptosch Of ialsehood.
E The world is looking glass, and gives
hack to every man the ref ction of his
own iacts. FroRn al it and it will in
aurn look surly upon yon: laugh at it
and With it, aud il is j,llv, kind com
panios,and soiet all young persons take
their choice.
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Loss and Gain.
CHAPTER L.
u was taken sick a year ago
With bilious Pever.


!. "My doctor pronounced me cured, but
I got sick again, with terrible pains In
my back and sides, and l got so bad j
Could not move!
] shrunk!
From 22S lbs. to 100! I had been
doctoring for my liver, but il did me no
good / did not expect to live more
than three months. / began 10 use
Hop Bitters. Directly my appetite re-
turned, my pains left me, my entire sys.
lem seemed renewed ss II bv magic, and,
after using several bottles l am no. only
as sound as sovereign but weigh more
Than did before. To Hop Bitters /
owe nv life F"
Dublin, June 6. 81. R FIrzPArRicK
cHAPTERIL
Maiden, Mass, Feb. 1, 1880, Gentlemen
l suffered with attacks of sick headache
Neulslgia, female trouble. for years iu
the meet terrible and txcruiiating man.
ner
No medicine or doctor could give me
relief or cure uni. used Hop Blters
"The first bottle
Nearly cured me;"
The second made me as we'll and
strong as when a child.
sand / have heen so to this day."
NV husband was an invalid for twenty
vears with seriouc
Kidney, liver and urinary complaint
"Hronounced by Boston 8 best ply
sicians-
s.lncurable r.
Seven bottles OF your bitters cured
him and ] know of the
Lives OF eight persons"
In nv neighborhood that have been
saved BY your bitiers.
And manv more are using them With
great benefit.
"They almost
Do miracles ?" Hrs. E D Slack
How TO GET SICK Expose you,sel'
day and hight; eat too much without
exercise: work to hard without rest (:
doctor all the time; take all the vile nos
truuls advertised. and then you will
want to know ho,o to get ,oclt, which is
answered in three words-Take Hop
Buers!