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EY The Nsrtk American Review fof
May contains nine articles, nearly every
one OF which discusses some topic OF
problem at the present moment promi;
nent in the public mind. Senator Johl
T Morgan writes Of "Mexico", ,aLd setf
forth the considerations of commercial
advantage and international comfy
which are rapidly bringing about 9 more
cordial understanding between that
country and. the United States The
Rev. William Kirkus, taking occasion
from Bishop McQ,aid's recent vaticina.
tions regarding the decay OF Protestant.
ism, makes vigorous counter charge
upon the papal system IN an article en-
titled The Disintegra,ion of Roman
ISM. ID Emerson and Carlyle, Ed
win P. Whipple discourses with all his
.old.timc keenness Of psychological in.
sight and perfection of literary form
upon the strangely diverse mental and
moral charac,eristics OF those two great
thinkers Prof Felix Adler offers "a
Secular View Of Moral Training" args
ing that the current skeptical habit .ot
thought demands an independent sys,
ten OF practical ethics, based primarily
on observation rather than on revelation
Communism in America, By Prof.
Alexander Winchell, gives very foreible
expression to the apprehensions Of those
pessimistic observers of the tread os
events 10 this country who think, that
they see in our political and social de;
velopment all the signs of impending
national decay. The other articles Afe
"Affinities OF Buddhism and Christian,
itv", by the Rev. Dr.. James Freeman
Clarke Woman as an Inventors; ,;-by
Matilda Joslyn Gage: "College Endow-
men's". by Rossiter Johnson; and "Ex-
tradition, by A. G. Sedgwick. Pub.
lished at 30 Lafayette Place, New York,
and for sale by booksellers generally.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons en-.
IN eaged in the trafic In intox,c ltingT liz uoYs
in Monroe Couutv, Ohio, that the first as.
ssssment imposed by an act of the General
Assembly Of tn, State OF Ohio, entitled tan
sot to further provide against tho evils re-
sitting from the traffic in Intoxicating liq-
uors," passed April II, 1888. will bs due and
payable on or before June 20, 1883
= 8. A. ATKINSON,
apr24, 4,S3tl. Auditor n. C. o. =
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Exporting the Whisky Surplus.

The first shipment of whisky to Ber-
muda was made on the 18th inst, the
steamship Marlborough, Of the Bermu-
da line, taking out 1000 barrels. The
liquor was from Pennsylvania and Ohio
distilleries, and is part of the overpro.
duction, which has been lying in bond
since 1879 IL is claimed that before the
year expires 100000 barrels of whisky
will be shipped to Bemuds and Liver
pool.
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THE editorial In yesterdays Cincin-
nah Vclksblan on candidates for the
-Goyernorship, translation OF which is
to be found 10 suother column, 10 pref
" large "strse" showing which way the
Germsn wind blows. We commend 1t
10 the attention OF our ieaders.-Cisein-
nn6 Nescs. 1Sth inst.
The article will be found elsewhere in
Tar SrIRrr this week.
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TnE Wheeling Registers scccant Of
ihe ALMA Jackson affair at Sardis, this
county, vas batch OF sccuracies The
Rsgister's "horror" articles are about
DC reliable % the wonderful stories rela-
led BY the "inteliigent contrabaud" du-
ring the late ,'onpleasantness."
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THE evidence in the Star Route cases
closed last week. tits said that the ar
guments OF counsel will occupy abost
one month. The defendants expect the
jury to Disagree. after which. they intend
TO prosecuting the press generally for
Mbsl. Ahemi -;ss,. s.sr.
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rHE Apache indians are raiding the
settlements In Arizona. A number OF
set,lers hss4 been killed and their houses
burned 70 the ground. Gen. CRooK has
organized . force 10 pursue and exter,
ninsts the las, Apache. A dead Indian
10 invariably . good Indian.
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ETaE Enquirer gsrg made 6ght
against PErpLzroK at the meeting Of the
Democratic Safe Central Committee lest
week, and received q deserved defeat.
The friends Of the Senator fixed the
time and place for the State Convention.
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PLAIN ENGLISH
Campaign of Falsehood Against
Senator PendletOn.

COLUMBUS, April l6.-Ol the plea Of
opposition 10 measure which Mr. PEN
Fdleton was partly instrumental in having
enacted into law, the Enquirer has pur-
s1ed him with all the virulence and vita.
peration OF which 1t was master IT hiss
missed no opportunity to misrepresent
the conditions of thelaw or the motives
of it's projectors, and instilled its venom
into every listening ear. This pursuit Of
an opponent for opinions sake, and the
malignancy Of the attack, has produced
it's own ahtidote by satisfying every un-
hiased mind that personal hostility, and
not opposition 10 measure of policy,
Influences its action II it would con
fne even; its falsahoods TO- matters ger
main 10 the law, the people would look
upon It, ss one of the sensational expe.
dients OF q sensational paper, but when
ii worksiin the dark and stsha In the
back, it should meet with the indignant
protest Of a fair-minded people. il edi-
iterially stated two weeks since that It
knew of its own knowledge that Mr..
Pendleton had pecunisry interest in the
Columbus Times; the Mahoning Vindi-
Gator, the Akron Times and the Della.
ware Herald. 1t stated in an article cop
led on It's editorial page, purporting to
be clipped from the Dayton Journal,
which assumed to have received its in
spiratioh from the Cleveland Herald that
George W. Holbrook, OF Angl.iz. Coun-
". had slated that Mr.. Pendle,on had
sent money into his countv to defeat
him for nomination to the Legislature
The same article also asserted that Mr..
Pendleton had sent George B. Okey, Of
this city, 81 1000 to be used in securing
nominations favorable to him in Frank
lin County for the Legislature. II the
Enquirer had annotated it's extracts with
the statement that the Cplumbu. cores
pondence. Of the Herald is dictated by
one OF the Enquirer staff, the people
would have been better able'to attach the
proper cfedence to the article in ques-
ton. Bot. as II is. the refutatioa comes
With, the force o! cs,spuit 1t is not
/ in polished phrase, hut in the good old
English OF Horace Greeley The Ma
honing Vindica'or, the Delaware Herald
1.-THE Akron Times, the proprie,ors OF the
Columbus Tunes. and George Hclbrook,
have, in pure Saxon. with spe ciica,ions.
characterized the statement Is false.
George B. Okey has so.brapded i's state
ments in its own columns. These pa
pcrs were charged with having been
fbribed to advocate civil service reform,
aud the splendid manner in which they
| have defended the'r'own honor and thai
lof distinguished Democratic statesman
tis evidence that they are worthy the dis.
tinction OF bearing the banner OF pro.
| gress. Are not the Democrats -of Ohio
now satisfied that principle has no place
in the bitter hostility OF the: Enquirer to
Senator Pendleton, and are thev willing
ito aid its unreasonable crusade to wreah
9 personal revenge: Sbsll harmony be
sacrificed and success jeopsrded to lena'
tble Mclean to crafty personal spite
This is . question which every candid
Democra. should consider aud upor
which he should ACT in,elligsntiy.
QUIz.
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BlAInEi 10 writing book. hisa po-
ll.ical history OF the past twenty years
His enemies viii use It to kill of any
prospects he may have for the Presden
ey.
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SrxAroR PEARSON came bone last
Friday. The Legislature adjourned sine
die on the 18th ina,.
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jGEeI GRkSaER is Chief Justice OF
the Ssprene Court Commission.
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Milwaukee sets the liquor license up
birb. The city Council OF that city
rsisss the figure from 800 to el,5oc.
This Is probably ss high tax IS the
.busines. will slspd. snd willtbe test OF
the value OF extreme views in The mat
ter Of licenses.
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JUbsr THoxis Is the talking member
Of the Civil Service Commission. and to
The point too. everv time.
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SENATOR PEARsos's jury bill has he.
come . law Professional jurors will
new Be compelled to seek other enploy-
nent-during Conrt terms. :
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CIVIL Service Reform aud lie cham.
rton are endorsed BY the Democracy Of
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Two cen, s,apps for hank checks will
ass be needed after Juiv I.
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Adm'rs Sale of Real Estate.
Jesse B. Hsnthorn, Administrator Of David
Henthorn. deceased.
Va. .-
John G. Kenthorn ct al.

In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
i Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, to me
directed, in the above entitled action, ] will
offer for, sale, at public auction. On
Saturday, the 26sh day Of May. 1888.
between the hours Of 1 aud 3 o'clock p. 10,
upon the premises, tho following described
real estate situate In tho county Of Monroe
and State OF Ohio to wit:
The northwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter OF section seven, township i've Of
range Eve, containing forty acres, more or
less, -
Said premises are appraised At $500.
TERNs OF SALE-Ons third cash In hand
one third in one year, and enc third in two
years from, day Of sale, with interest; the
deferred payments TO b secured by mortgage
upon the premises sold,
n.,5 JESSE B. HBNTHORN,
Of estate Of David Henthorn; decd,
apr24,'s3ss ty - ,~s,,ut
sT1 HgErER l. MALLORY. Att,ys,
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THE Democratic State Convention will
Be held st Columbu. on June 81
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.JAxEs MARSHALL 4 Co., iron dealers
Of Pittsburgh. failed last geek. Liabil-
hies el.a5o, 900; sssets sl,55o,ooO.
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THREsHINa MACHINES

Horse Powers. Portable Bnginss. Grain Regis.
ters. New. Springfield Separator, and Glover
Huller Attachments manufactured a. Spring
field, Ohio. Tho Pitts 0verblast Separator
with'its extra
Straw Carrier
makes It the best Machine in the world.
will guarantee satisfaction in every sale
Customers should not buy till they sse Cuts
Of this machinery.
One good second haud Threshsr OF the
sane make for sale. A bargain for the man
who purchases,
send for full description and prices, which
is sent free to all who apply. Agent fol-
Monroe County. Address.
- L. E. STBGNBR.
Lewisville, Monroe County, Ohio.
april, 'S3m2.
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TUESDAY, APRIL "a, 1883.

"A union Of hearts. union Of hands,
A union of States none may sever;
4 union Of lakes, union of lands -
Aadt the FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER
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UN1rEp srArEs OF AnERIcA, ONO.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. OHIO.
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
I, JAMES w. NEWMAN. Secretary Of State Of
the State of Ohio, do hereby certify. that the
foregoing is true copy Of a Joint Resolution
adopted by the General Assembly of the State
Of Ohio, on the Both day Of March, A.. D. 1888.
as taken from the original rolls filled in this
office.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have hereunts
subscribed my name. and affixed the great seal
of the State Of Ohio. at Columbus. tho S0th
day Of March. A. D. 1883.
JANIS ". NEWMAN
(sEAL.] Secretary Of State.
AprilSd, 'sSn6.
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attention Sssk Of White
cred Table Linens Bh and Unblaohsa
Yiskiags Bed Cheis Lsnbqun Csais
Ws and Clored Bed spresd Wsdow Shades BY the
all atredued prices - r. T. KINGS
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the comfy tieasury, on. account OF any
business aforesaid carried on il any
city or village therein, .shsA upSn the
warrant OF the county auditor, be paid
into the treasury OF sneh eyporation-
one.hall to the credit OF the, police fund
and one,half to, the credE sof lie gen
eral revenue fund thereof; psf ovided, 10
corporations having no police fund, the
entire three fourths shall be passed to
the credit OF the general feveuue fund
thereof. The otber1 fourth, together
with altother revenues resulting here.
under in said county, shall be passed to
the credit OF the: poor fand Of such
county. sg .% -,
SEC. 8. rWithiu ten days aiteEthe pas
sage Of this act, each county auditor il
this state is hereby directed to publish
by one insertion in some newspaper o.
general circulation in his county,-a no.
tice informing all persons engaged II
the traffic in Intoxicating liquors, .lha
the first assessments imposed by thil
act, will be due and payable on or be
fore the twentieth day of June, A. D
1883. The attorney general is charged
with the duty OF seeing that therequire
ments of this section are obseryed,i ant
may enforce thee ssme; III necessary BY
proceedings'in mandamns. The. county
commissioners Of the respective eountiei
msy allow their county auditor q ,.reas
enable compensation for the .discharg,
Of the duties imposed upon him by thi'
act. - .tss., - at. a..
Sec. 8 That the sale of Intoxicating
liquors, whether distilled. malt, or. vi
nous, ,on the<frst day OF the week, com
monty called Sunday, except by q .regn
lar druggist, on the written prescription
Of regular practicing physician fol
medical purposes onTY,s,is hereby de
clsfed to be unlawful. and all place.
where saeh Intoxicating liquors are or
! other days sold or exposed for sale, ex'
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allp The court is lie servant Of
tlo people. The suggestion vas
for just such intelligent lass as
country jake. We think II would
be very easy matter for On intel
ligeat people 10 devise means to
carry ont a plap ti9t they approx
cd. lie says taeyjlave : law. /
an glad to knoY5t. But how he
ever got it Trio his head from
reading ny art;clo tbat asked the
court to appoint surveyors for ev
ery halfmile Of road, 100 survey
ors ID the district, / cannet imaa
inc. Then talk of ordinary intel
ligeace. The suggestion was TO
two men. Read it again.
Take your own advice keep your
head cool rub it With something;
and give us a better plan than we
proposed or the court adopted.
We are willing to be informed
The NorHER CouSrgY JAKE.
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Loss and Gain.
CHAPTER /.
81 WAS taken sick a VA ago
win bilious leYef.v

My doctor pronounced me cured
but | got sick again, with terrible
pains il my back and sides, and
got so bad [
Could not novel
| si1runk
From 22S los. 10 100! | had been
doctoring for my liver, but it did me
no good. | did not expect TO live
more than three months. / began
to use Hop Bitters. Directly my ap.
petite returned; my pains left me,
my entire system seemed renewed
rs If 10y magic, aud after using sew
eyal bottles | am not only as sound
as sovereign but weigh more tnan
/ did before. To Hop Bittels | owe
my life"
Dublin. June 6, 81. Il. Fitzpat.
rick.
How TO GET SICK. Expose your
self day and night !; eat to much
without exercise work too bard
without rest doctor all The time /:
lake all the vile nostrums advertised !.
and then you will want to know
AoW 10 get aoell, which is answered in
three words-Take Hop Bitters
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The Bad ana Worthless

are never ia'iiatsd or coaqfeitsd. This
is especially true of family medicine,
and it is positive proof that the remedy
imiidte@ is Of the highest value. AS soon
as it had been tested and proved by the
whole World that Hop Bitters was the
purest, best and most valuable medicine
on earth, many limitations sprang up and
began to steal the notices in which the
press and the people Of the country had
expressed the merits of II. B., and in
every way trying to Induce suffering in
valids TO use their stuff instead, expecting
to make money on the credit and good
name of II. B. Many others started nos
trums put up in similar style to H. B =,
with variously devised names in which
the word chop" or ''Hops' were used in
a way to induce people to believe they
we're the same as Hop Bitters. All such
pretended remedies OF cures, no matter
what their style or name is, and especi-
ally those with the word 'sHop" or
Chops" in their name or in any way
way connected with them or their name,
are limitations or counterfeits. Beware
of them. Touch none of them. Use moth
ing but genuine Hop Bitters, with bunch
or cluster Of green Hops on the white
label. Trust nothing else. Druggists
and dealers are warned against dealing
in limitations or counterfeits. nar24ly
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County Roads.
Eds. Hdepende

Eos. independent;
When + read the article of
Country JAKE" in the INDEPENDENT
of Oct 18th / was awfully scared.
/ thought Unjust have done some
thing dreadful, III misleading the
public. But after reading his ar
ticle over again, ] thought. per
haps, he had not read mino care
fully, and was unduly alarmed for
the safety OF the public. Now, /
have no controversy with "Coun-
try Jake. His criticism of the
County Court he had a perfect
right to make, That is his priv
lege. But it is easier to find fault
with what is done, than to propose
a better plan. Isimplv suggested
what ] believe to be a better plan,
and gave some reasons for it..
He says this Jake knows no more
about our roads than the law al
lows him. We don't dispute that,
Country Jakes are not supposed to
know much, (there are exceptions
as in his case) but they know that
they have to pay the money to
make the county roads, and they
know that the roads could be made
a great deal better for the money
thai is spent on them, if properly
managed
He says, "this Jake should have
known that the court is an execu
tive ard not a Legislative body
This Jake did not Rave the court
specially in his mind when he
wrote. The suggestion was to
the people Of the county, gener-
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THE question has often been ask
ed, Can rupture abdominal hernia)
be cured ?" We most en,pboticaUy
sag YES. That this part of the
body offers no exception TO those
physiological laws which govern the
whole physical economy and it
makes not particle of difference
whether the age Of rupture is one
year or hundred years. For proof
of this send for a free book on Rup-
ture, to the Excelsior Cure Man'f'g.
Co., Ogdensbarg, N. Y. mar 81, 1y.
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Es.oad EMme

Instead Of hunting mp local
items, il will be al wei to Giye
yon 4 synopsis of the last cores
pondeace, aJid make @ few obs
yatiops % q para faph respecting
ii, which the very efadlte, bat 1oi
over modest correspondent Of
your contemporary has lately pal
forth IN lis columns 1he oara-
graph iaguestioo feadsas follows;
'eThe lsams which are sent in f.om
our neishborllood for your coiem-
porary are causiug muc'i trouble
and bad feeling, ana t'e CORES
pondeul should only sead 8hor3
and true statements OF everything,
and moi enlarge On cvcrytbine
SO much, rs the people doat IKE
it Were we to take inc seose
and feeling Of ihe neiglbor5ood,
we shoald pass Id silent contempt
the itaoe yaporiDeg Of this would
be-seusor, who pcesnmes 10 ned
die With whai in no way concerns
him. But although he is tbor-
oughly web knowh here. it is not
so il other puts, aud we wish to
give him tie beieft Of NJ ip,ro
duction to + ids elsewhere, aud
let them pa ic'pafe ia the pleas
ure Of hearing lllis molego Sol
omen aud know him samewhat as
we do.
Among tlle articles alluded to,
was one announcing the appoint
mem Of Mr.. II. $. Butts as teacher
of Cedar Grove school We sus-
pect tl,at CHS item is the Que dat
caused The trouble, when we con-
slider that in bis anxiery to become
teacher of the said school IL oppo-
sitioo to the wishes Of The author
tiles, and in fact in actual defiance
of them, this ~ l.. III" forced bis
way into the scaool house t,lroa9h
the window 1t is natural 20 sup
pose that he would feel sore when
reminded of bis expulsion aud
that another had possession Of
the coveted position It takes
but little To make the "galled
jade vince. It appears 10 be
favorlte pastille with this gentle
man to give his opinions to The
public, but unfortunately for him,
his efforts are not generally appre
ciated 1t is by no means the
first time that he has Extensively
criticised your humble correspon-
dents notes, but it is probable
that he has nothing else TO write
abont. He is a man, young in
yea and still Younger in appear
ance, and we can bd5 admire the
boldness with which he gives ad
wise and dictates to his fellow men
what they should do and how it
should be done Even when he
put the respected principal Of
your High school aside ct Che
teachers Institute of 1881, in order
that he might show the incorrect
ness of his method of teaching,
and give the audience the benefit
OF his own superior style, Kisses
We're his only reward. This would
have been discouraging to most
men but, as this youthful hero ex-
planned, on him it had no effect
We have written quite enough for
this time with the hope OF never
referring to said subject again.
ARcTURUs.
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pEVgI0TC For wound, disease or other
LhDAUND disability. Widows, minor
children and dependent parents entitled
when death resulted. Claims reopened,
restoration, increases, bounty, back pay
and discharges obtained. Apply at once
delay prejudices yeur rights. Fees fixed
by law. Address with stamp, the old
established firm of EDISON co, attor-
neys and Claim Agents, OF F. Street,
Washington, D. G,
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F.om Tie saephe dsaown RegeS'et:
Messrs. Lowenstein Bros, of
Hagerstown, have secured the con-
tract for furnishing the uniforms
for the new cavalry company at
Harper's Ferry. They are to be
finished within thirty days.
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Always ON Hand.

GETTINGER & HOKE are already
in receipt of large invoice of Fall
Styles in hats-both stiff and soft
beautiful goods and at city prices.
Call early and examine, at the hat and
shoe emporium. Queen street.
BLONDELL BUILDING.
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ATTENTION, DoCToRs. Every
body knows that the life of the aver.
age physician is q hard one. He is
often compelled to ride great distan-
ces through mud and rain fol- n
merely nominal fee. 1t is not Git
nor proper for us to condemn any
physician for his work but we do as
sert that his practice can be made
easier, and he can affect more cures
by the proper aud judicious use of
PEEUNA. If he vii only add this
great remedy to bis list Of medicines,
he will find that his usefulness will
be greatly increased. Full direc-
lions for its use will be found in the
Ills OF Life" and he should at once
procure this valuable book. Read
the following
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Stop and see our new Hats awfully
cheap, at @. p. HERRINGS.
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Chjllicothe. O.

CHIIlICUIUb, q.
Dr.. Hartman PERUNA sells
very well here. | have ordered sew
eral lots since you were here. 1t is
u fine temeby. ". w. STEELE,
Druggist.