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HvrlCElI.
CURE OYCArARRR.
u W ~ SixTn fbrnxxr,

~ WHIT SiXTH HsnYxr,
WILAIEVroB, DsL., Jan. .. 1888.
have been afflicted with Cstsrrh for rev.
ssSl ysaTs. which caused severe stacks VI
neuralgia. have tried various remedies, and
Oil Was VI No avail. until used Hammond :
II AdLeator, which elected . perfect cure. J
advise all that are suffering from Catarh or
Neuralgia " use t1ls excellent remedy.
J.CAPP.
Hanmond's EradicAtor cures Headache,
Toothache and Neuralgia In few minutes
Also, cures Colds In the Head. Bronchitis
Rhsumatism, Piles, Swellinss and Fever In II
few hours also, Cstarrh, Ulcers and old sOres
In = short time, fused according u directions
Those who doubt 1t can be speedily satisfied
by giving IT fair trial. Price, Is, so cents
and 81 per bottle. Sold by druggists.
j. HAMMOND, Sole Proprietor,
n+n SO Orange st.. Wilmington. Del.
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THERE is something sad in the tragic
death Of the crippled boy Bowers, killed
at Edgcmoor station, Dm Friday, by IA
passing train. lie was not il bad boy
bat like many others he started ont IN
III" world 10 make a living for himself.
His object was cr"Aitahlc though his
judgment may hay" been at fault. Poor
little fellow. hi, career was II short one,
and somehow rehearsal Of the -ad case
carries rang Of SORROW 10 every hu
lnaIIr heart
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(1ScaD CARPETS,

Henry Grebe, has made some sweep
ing reductions III the prices Of carpets,
and persons who wish to purcha>,, will
do well to give him call At the Della
ware Carpet House, No. 800 Market
street. He has "A fine body brussels
that never sold for less than sl.GO per
yard, which he is now offering al 81 % ;
a Roxbury Tapestry reduced from 81 10
to IS cents, and all other articles in hi,
line al equally low rates. He also Of
tera to sew and lay all carpets pnr-
chased from him, for the tritiing sum Of
D cents per yard
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-26

Two CLASSES of suckers infeSt the
Brandywine. One class come with the
spring tide ebb and are caught in dip
nets. The other class is moving up
slowly as the sun grows warmer and
is caught with . gill of benzine.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-26

.Nor'oL'
rhe:subscribere have le,lsed the old estAb-
lished lumber yard Of A. NJ. Qninby 4 Co.,
Front, Second and Madison streets, which
they will open for business on or about March
18th next. We propose keeping entirely un.
der cover n large and we'll selected stock OfRll
kinds of building lumber. ash, walnut, poplar,
and Indiana oak quarter"i, sash, doors.
blinds, etc. which W VIII offer for sale at low
prices, and solicit a continuance oftho patron
age bestowed upon the trm which We succeed.
We are now prepared 10 give estimates upon
application. della WARELU co.
l.. Il. SPRINGER, Pres
flgeoi-3t l. BELLAH, SEC. and Treas.
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NOTICE - WE WANT II UNDER
~ stood that wew Will not pay any bills,
except by those in the family 80 contracted
without a written order nom GEO. W. FER
NON \ SONS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-26

ID EPUBLlCAN LEAGUE. SMITH
~ Building-A meeting Of the Republi.
can League will he held Monday evening,
the 18th int. at so'clock. important bust
ness Full attendance desired.
fA2t GEO, ". Bl 'SH. Pres,
NOl'NE-l HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
~ that shall apply to the present session
Of the Legislature for divorcea vinculo mat
rimonie from my wife, Sarah J. Fougeray
Rene J. Fouycray.
Wilmington, Dol, ian. ~ 1888. I252tw.lm
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GRATEFCl-COMFORTING
EPPS' COCOA

by thorough knowledge Of the natural
laws WHICH govern the operations of diges,
ton and nutrition. and by careful applica.
ton OF me properties Of well selected Cocoa,
Mr.. Epps has provided our breakfast tables
with a delicatcly favored beverage which
may save lis many heavy doctors bills. 1t is
by the iudiclouS use Of such articles Of diet
mat constitution may be gradually built up
uhlli strong enough to resist every tendency
to disease. Hundreds of subtle mala,ics are
floating around us ready to attack where
there Is u weak point. We may escape many
4 fatal SHAFT by keeping ourselves well fortl-
ned with pure blood and property nOurish.
ed framr-t iyil Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling water or milk.
Sold Ia Tin only Gan and I'M. labelled.
JAMES ElI'S y CO..
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R. K. ROBINSON 4 CO.,
BANKERS AND RROK Frs.
FDU RTH AN ID MARK EFT STREETS.

wilmington, TIeIaWare.
For Sale --0b0 city Of Wilmington IS
20 Farmers Bank
" Union Bank.
% Delaware X. II.
Stocks bought and sold in the New YORK
Philadelphia and Boston NJ trkets on com
mission.
Letters Of credit given, available In all
parts Of the world. and drafts on England
Ireland France. Germany and Switzerland
ssuei.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-26

Apply ny the little finger into the nos,rilS.
BY absorption Il r'I"rtnally clranscs the mas
al passages OF catarrhal virus causing healthy
srcrctVhs. Ii aliays inflammation. protects
the mcmhranal Innings of the head from nd.
ditonal colds completely heals the sores and
restore the sense Of taste and smell Rene.
neal results ar" realized by few applica.
tons, A Thorough treatment Will cure. I'm
equnlcl for colds In head Agreeable to use
send tr circular. Sold by druggists. b.
mail 5Ot. packdge-stamps
ELY : CREAM BALM CO., Oswego. n
y deco
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-26

Go to Holland and get your photo
graphs. The only cheap, trst-ciass gal
lery in the city, 307 Market street.
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

May IS-The last Will and Testa-
ment Of Coibin Amos, decd, having
been admitted to probate, the Executors,
F NJ Amos and 9. s Algeo died their
hnnd in the sum Of $4,000 George
Ring, e. Sanrier AMI James Swallow
we're appointed appraisers. !,
May 10 The last Will ami Testa-
ment of jacob Rieble, decd, was ad.
mittsd to probate.
The last " i'll and Testament Of Phil.
ip Folger, decd, was admitted to pro-
ba'e. The widow elected TO take pro-
visions made for her support in the Will
of her deceased husband
= John r Pennington, Alm'r OF the
estate of Thomas Huffman, decd, re-
ported sale of real estate which the
Court confirmed
May 2l.-Edw'd Okcy, Adm'r Of the
estate OF James Worley, deceas ased, OBJ
tanned an order for appraisement of real
estate. C. B K lowltoI, Isaac Hogue
and Miles Mallett were appointed ap-
praisers.
G. P Wilcox. Adm'r of the estate Of
Eli McCarty, decd, obtained ,aa orde:
for sale Of real estate al private sale
May a Jacob OF. Executor of the
last Will and Testament OF Mary Or
decd, fled his bond in the sum OF S100.
John Hesdly, Adm'r OF the estate ol
silas Headly, decd. fled an, account o
the distribution OF the funds belonging
to said estate. .c
C. W. Cliff fled bis application to h
appointed Guardian OF the person and
estate of c C Gift. an alleged imbecile
Hearing continnei to June 4h.
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Marietta kesisser.

frequent mention is made in our ex-
changes OF Subscribers Who order pa-
pers discontinued without paying up ar
rears. We believe THE is now punish.
able uDder the law for obtaining money
under false preteuses.
No publisher refuses or can refuse to
discontinue paper when ordered, II ar
resrs are paid, aud . subscriber who
ask TO have It done without manifesting
. disposition to pay is doing . dishon-
orabIe act. The same 10 true Of Q sub
scriber who changes his location and
leaves Il for the Postmaster to inform
the publisher that he can charge mp one
or two years to profit and loss
Oh, says one, the wuyto beat this is to
atop the paper when the time is up. Ex'
actly. A Publisher would be pleased 70
receive money in advance aud there are
many who always pay in advances
There are many others who ask for cred.
It, 90 onetimes reciting misfortunes oi
Ere, food, short crops Or grasshoppers,
ami after securing credit OF two OF
three years, change base and ask the
publisher to whistle. These are they
Who shall not Inherit the kingdom ol
heaven 10 this world and whose names
ought to be published in black list and
laid before every newspsper 10 the Uni
ted States.
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ayes" said the Chicago damsel, "my

eyes," said the Chicago damsel, "my
health is none OF the best fact is. as !
tell my friends, I've got one foot In the
grave already" '"Sof" replied her
friend; then, casting hls eye toward the
lsdy's feet, be added: "Well. there's
one comfort. You'll never set the other
in unless it's bigger than the common
grave, you know.
Miss Jennie Corson. known as the
"Montans Shepherdess," went to Mon.
,sna about q year ago and bought hand
OF sheep and ranch near Okla, in Msaghe,
county, paying therefor $4,000 cash
She has managed her business entirely
herself, and now has as good q sheep
ranch as there 10 III Montana. Hel
sheep and ranches are said to be WORTH
81 1000 more than they cost . year ago
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PROCEEDINGS of the Democratic Ek-
ecuti We COMMITTEES,

Pro ceedings of the Democratic Ek-
ecutive Committee.
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee Of Monroe county, Ohio, met at the
Court House in said county, May 25th,
1888.
Members present: Il r WEsr, S.A.
ArkrxsoE, A J. PEARsos. g. W. Ham
rLroN. C LUBE and JOHN B DRIaes
those absent we're D. OkEY, J. r. CAM
DEN and Dr. J. WAY.
: o. motion OF A j. PEARsoN, a. R.
WEST was elected Chsirmsn, aud 8 A
ATKINSON, Secretary.
o motion Of ". HAMILTON; Jxo.
B DRIaas was elected Treasurer.
The following Delegates were appoin
ted to attsnd the Democratic State Con
vention to be held At Columbus, Oaio,
June 2lst, 1888. to vii:
Hon Jas. H. HiNrLroN H,n HENRr
MAUsr, Sen ,tnr A. }. Pearson, Juige
r. Z. WALTON. Dawn OKsr aui H. R
WEST. ..-.,
The Alternates appointed we're, g W
HAMILTON, r. CAMDEN, Dr. B. DEN
ME. N. D. GARDEN, W. H Boora and
STEPHEN BouGHSER.
On motion Of A. j PEARSON. the
Committee adj,urnsi to meet at the
Court House subject to the call of the
Chairman. S. A. ATKINSON,
Sec. Ex Com.
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HOODS sARsAPARlLLA
Wrecked by his Untempered Ambi-
tiOn..A Lighthouse on the Shoals.

Wrecked by his Untempered Ambi-
tiOn.-A Lighthouse on the Shoals.
81 ought to have stepped five years before
I did; but ] thought it wouldn't amo1nt to
anything, SO I kept on. l was fool, Of
cotlrse-but who isn't, when ambition and
the chance Of making money spurs him onf
only hope shall get we'll enough to digest
another square meal some time without .
rebellion in my stomach -
The speaker was one Of the best known.
civil engineers and mining experts in this
countryj hardy by nature as q buffalo, but
broken down by hard study and the merci
less lasnius administered to his mind and
body by his own hand during the earlier
part Of mis- career At'nfty hsi Is premature
ly gray, bent in form and dispirited. Dys-
pspsia did it-Dyspepsia, the self-infictsd
curse of the American in svefy department
Of toll.
81 sm thirty-fve years old" writes Mr..
Charles b. Watts, Of West somers, Putnam
County, N. Y md had suffered from dys.
pepsia for fifteen years. Tried everything.
At last gave PARxER's GISerR ToN1o 3 chance
to show whst It could do for me. II proved
its ability by cuRIS, me. recommend It to
al Who are suffering fron this dreadful dis.
ease" Mr. G. 3. Cole, druggist, Of Carmel,
n. Y, certiHes To the truth Of Mr.. Watts
statement.
Coon, desr ondency. hopslessness, disgust
with all labor. sleeplessness, horrid dreams
to render bed time like the hour Of execu.
ton 70 criminal-thess are some Of Dys.
pepsia's footprints. The Dyspeptic knows
what Coleridge meant when be said: "Night
Ia my hell" PARKsR's g SesR Toxic cnres
Dyspepsia, puri6ss the Blood, disperses
Rheumat and all chronic ailments. Pri-
ces, 50 cents aud 81 bottle. HIscox 4 Co.
New York.
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R,a;ne !. not a candidate for Presider

Blaine is not candidate for President,
he protests. Yet there are Republicans
10 Pennsylvania who will give heavy
odds that Blaine will have three fourths
Of the delegates OF the State in the next
Republican National Covention.-P Phitd-
delphia Record
The highest bridge In the world is
said to be the railroad viaduct ct Cara
bit, in France, now being erected over .
river in The Department Of Cantal The
bridge has . total length Of about 1880
feet, and near the middle Of the great
centre arch, which is one CT The note
worthy features OF the structure, the
height from the bed OF the river to the
rails 10 Al3 feet.
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Curious Grounds for Divorce.

T. CLEvEIAsD. May 25.-Mrs. g. P,
Sales wife of q. conspicuous citizen ol
Muskingum county, has applied for q
divorce from her husband. The case Ia
one OF the most curious on record
Mrs. Sales claims in her petition that
her husband Is devout church member,
that he conducts family worship three
times adsy. and selects passages from
the Scriptures which strongly condemn
oil manner OF sins, and then, In the pres
ence OF sll the members of the family,
makes the application to Mrs. Sales, ap
plying bitter denunciations against her.
This she considers refined cruelty.
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Misshapcn Nose.
Wide Awake Druggist.

Mr.. j. T. Judkins ,s always alive ID
bis business and spare no pains to secure
the best of every article 10 his line. He
hes secured the agencv for the celebrated
D.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. Tue only certain cure known
for Consumption. Coughs, Colds. Hosrse'
ness,. Asthma, HAY Fever, Bronchitis
or any affection Of the Throat and Lungs
Sold on q positive guarantee. TIia
Bottles free. Regular size s1.00.
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FROM ALL POINTS.
About Things Generally.

The new pawnbrokers' law in New
York exacts license Of $500 and bonds
iu $4,000. and is said to concentrate
the business In the hands OF dom
rich men.
Fort Gibson, Miss, 8 little place OF
1.500. shows its enterprise by raising
ESQ, 900 for q cotton factory, $40, 900
for an oil well and $50, 900 III iailruad
100000 in all
New Mexico's wool produc ion last
year amounted TO 80 100000 pounds.
There are upwards $4,000, 600 sheep
the territory, and the clip this year is
not expected to be short Of so 600, ,0C0
pounds
About forty Indignant citizens nailed
handles to clam-jumper's resi- ience.
near Faulkton, Dakota, recen,lv, and
carried 1t to The Nixon RIVER, where II
vas launched and started on Q voyage
down stream. 49, -.
Tie Chicago Inter-0 ,ean suggests
that The 400'h anniversary OF the dis
covery OF America be celebrated by q
grand "Columbian Centennial Exhihi.
tion," AM recommends Chicago as q
suitable place for.such an exhibition.
The total nam Der OF Assessor re-, ras
for the liquor dealers in Hamilton c. u y
ty is 22l7. Or these, 2,003 we're tor
the city Of Cincinnati proper, and 2l4
from the townships OF the county.
Secretary Folger, hss submitteda a plan
Ct reducing the number of Internal Rry-
enue Collectors to -. Marietta District
10 among those he recommends to be
discontinued. ny s.xE. tE-
Pietro Cuneo In the Wvan'lot County
Republican says he has no doubt but
that Judge Lawrence is the choice of
the Republicans of the State by large
majority. Then it must be concluded
that the Foster clique does not compose
the Republicans Of the Stste-bY q large
majority. 1t would be better for the
party II this. were true. 81 :,
Matthew Arbuckle. the we'll known
cornet PLAYER aud orchestral leader, died
ip Nav Y qrk. OF pneumonia. aged d.tv-
four wears. He vas born in Scotland,
and Joined the <26,h ~Cameronians as q
boy. He served in India and CHINA
with bis regiment, and came to this
country thirty years ago He went to
the war with the 24lh Massachusetts
Regiment, and subsequently gave con.
certs throughout the country.
The accounts of the cyclone, which
swept over Wisconsin ani Illinois, are
appalling. There are thirty four repor
ted in Illinois thus tar. az killed, and
several hundred as inj 'reti. 1t is not
likely that the fatalities have all become
known, owing 10 the delay which the
storm has caused in Communication
The amount OF property destroyed cam
not be estimated. There is the most
complete destruction along the storms
entire track
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Marked BY the Comet.

8 PAsxhA, May Il The comet is not
yet ex rsus,ed as .sdb, ,eEt for ne wspa-
per paragraphs in South America: The
Siglo Of Monteyideo saws that there is
to he seen at Graneros. Tntuman, q girl
three months old who has the figure OF
the come. marked on her forehead The
nucleus 5is situated between the eye.
brows, and the tail follows along to the
left OF the forehead to where the. hair
begins. The figure ID Of q reddish col
or, and its inclination to the eyebrows
10 forty five degrees The mother OF the
infant attributes the phenotheiion 10 her
having looked TOO intently at the comet
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E F. J Bowers bonght some prop
erty, thinking, after, he had examined
the index a. the Recorders office al ST:
Clairsville. that there were no inchm.
brances "n it Although it did net APP
pear on the index, ffottg.ge was re-
corded Bowers then brought suit
against James A. Barnes. Who, was Re-
corder at the time, alleging that he
b 'ught property, relvirg' on The ind x.
and that it was the Recorder duty to
properly iniex mortgages. etc. The
d fense claimed that an emplove had re-
Corded it, and the Recorder was not re-
sponsihle for the acts Of his clerk The
jury returned verdict for 1925 80, the
full amount.-Belluire Independent.
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LEGA-L NOTICE.


A NDREw PUwRLt sul Rachel Powell,
n whose place Of residence and postofaos
address Is Walnut Grove, Green eouusy, Id
the State Of Missouri, will take notiss that
on the 9th day Of May 1883, John " Burk.
hart filed his petition In the court Of Sout-
mon pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio. Assiust
ths above named parties. pfsying for psrti.
tion Of about seventy scrss OF laud. bsIns
pats Of section eng and two Id 'toxn.hip
seven of !ranfs sessn,' lying aud being In
Summit toSnehip in said county Of Monroe,
and being the same lauis Of which John
Clegy died seized. sF
said parties ars required to snsw en OF
before the l4th day Of Jnly. 1883, or juds-
uient will be taken as prayed for In the pc.
titiou. SPAlGGj h DRIG6S,
mayl5.'s3t Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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Horrible Case OF Self Destruction.


MkxIoo, No, May 25.-DuIing las.
night Mrs Mary, Cooley, aged % years,
most estimahle widow living in West
Mexico, from some unknown cause took
her own life by driving . pair OF large
blunt scissors into the top Of her skull
wiih heavy iron bolt, the weapon OF
destruction penetrating the brain ard
breaking of in her head. There were
found two. places where the scissors bad
been driven and indicating that q second
and fatal attempt hsd been maae9 The
scissors i,uers eight inches In length and
about two inches we're broken Oh 10 the
Skull. She fingered in grest agYny un-
I'll ten o'clock this morning. when death
came to hsr. relief. Mother. Cooley was
Q ,nstive Of Ireland, aud bed NO relatives
here.
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Index to New Advertisements.
Select Sci ool,s Wkrsok. q RAsBER.
Redemption, s. A. ATKINsoN
x.tsae <sss-ke5 s ess
L.eal. l.seses and Notions.

The County Commissioners meet next
Monday. June 4ih.
Nj. h. r. BUsKHEAD and wife arrived
Al home last FRIDAY.
Mrs o. @. ALExkxDER Was shopping
10 wheeling last week.
JAoaB WEIsEsD, who resided on Wills
Creek, this county, died on the 9Th inst.
Center township has four saloonists.
three pay ea0O lsach and one pays !el00.
Thsre are 2.645 dogs In Monroe couu-
ty .his wear. IL 1882 there were 2,s2S
Mr.. FRAKK NARrIE, formerly, of the
Gasst,s. 10 visiting iriends In this place.
Miss n. E SIscLArs Is visiting her
siater. Mrs. DR. FsED. at Benwood. West
Va.
The arst passenger train over the ex-
tension made . trial trip on Sunday
evening
A law Of importance to railroad CON
tractors and others will be found on our
frat page. s'F
Thirty-three. l,sIisns cane out las.
week from Bsllaire 10 work on the B z
Railroad, ssia ta 80
Road TAX RKCEIPTS for sale ct
TIE SrRlr once. Orders By mail viii
receive prompt atsen,ion. -
EYni E. PNkHAR, tue medicine woe
maa. died on Friday. the 18Th inst, Her
own uedisine failed 10 ssvs her.
A car loaded With telegraph poles
jumped the track wes, OF town last Fri
day, iniuring two men considerably.
MATTHIAS DRun, son Of Mr.. JACOB
Dxun, OF Perry township, who has been
absent in the Wes, Tor Is yesrs past,
visited friends in this county last week
FsRD Bros. ere keeping iWenty-fve
pound sacks OF a,as at b. D. FoRD's
silser-smita shop for sale at the low rate
OF sixty-fve censs per sack and every
lsck wlfraa,ed.
Our band gave Ne some very nice mr.
sic lest Friday evening The boys de-
serve praise for the excellent time they
keep 1t Is the hest ban;i We have ever
had here. Let ~ hear you often boys
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EE Recently the men owning patent
on process for milling four got set
back, for the reason that the thing they
claimed TO have invented was we'll known
in some places for . hundred years.
The parties cla ming pstent on driven
wells have lost an important suit. the
court holding that the patent they held
was invalid. The wire fence patents, il
is believed. will be overturned by the
courts, finally. to the great relief OF .
very large element In the agricultural
community. t+.El
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We do no, as q rule allow ourselves
to use our editorial columns to speak oi
any remedy We advertise, but We feel
warranted in saving word for Hoods
Sarsaparil!s. Sarsaparilla has been know .
as q re nedial agent for centuries, and is
recognized by oil schools OF practice as
Q valuable blood purifier. 1t 10 put mp
ip form OF almo in6nily, bat Messrs,
Hood & Co Lowell Mass }, who are
thoroughly reliable pharmacists, have
hi. upon q remedy OF unusual value
Certainly they have vouchers OF cures
which We know TO be most extraordi
nary.
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Bucklen,s Arnica salve.

The greatest medical wonder Of the
world. 'Warraated to speedily cure
Burns. Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. Cancers. Piles, Chilblains,
Corns, letter, Chapped Hands, and oil
skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure ia
every instance, or money refunded. 25
cents per box. For sale b. il. JUD.
KIss, Druggis., Woodsfeld. Ohio.
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MARRIED -On April 9th. BY Rev. W
DARsY, Miss CATaARrsE HUDsoN to Mr..
tEwls owens.
May 9Th, by ELIAS BARKER. Esq oi
Jackson. township. Miss HuLDAH HEN
raoRs 10 Mr.. JoHN NJ. MArHEss.
May 18th. by the sane, Miss LuctspA
HENpEssHcr to Mr. WM. II BELrcRp,
May 18th, by c. u. BLowERs, Esq,
Of Adams township, Miss ALICE A.
MELLorr to Mr. GEoRar HEADLEr
May 18th, by Rev. A J. BARrELs,
Miss SILVIA a. McINrTRE TO Mr.. JoHN
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-29

81 Liquid ammonia. gum camphor
and oil Of tar 10 said to make medi-
cine that hiss cured many csses OF ca
tarrh Three OF four drops Of the tar
with h or. OF the camphor and 4th OF.
ammonia, are the proportions Of the
mixture. a So s,.s