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Wages Reduced.

PirrSBURG, Pa, November 81. The
molders employed at Gsrrisons foundry
we're notified to-day that their wages would
be reduced 10 per cent, to 60 into effect
next Monday. The reduction, it is thought,
Will he ncCeDted
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LABOR TROUBLES.

shutting Down of Eastern MillS-TrOuble
in PhilAdeiphia.
BusroS. November ll.-Rumors are cur
rent Of contemplated shutting down of the
worsted mills OF the Bigelow Carpet Compa-
nv at Clinton and putting on half time Of
the weaving mill The Wareham Iron
Company works at South Wareham have
shut down for an indefinite period, and the
FraIconia Iron and Steel Company's Works
have again suspended operations The An
iriscogsOn Pulp Company announces either
suspension of work or cutting down OF
wages.
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rrisd to Nm urr,cIf and Babes.

NOsEMy, No, November 2l.-Lass night
4a'y NevCOmb, passenger for Kansas
.tr gnPed with her two babes from the
;s,a a; full speed The train was stopped,
"a he mother vas found unconscious, but
'e children we're playing around her un.
~. When restored, the woman said she
'i sOlft tIon LeavenwOrth three years
30 'ta; her husband had neglected her
~ taken 10 drink, and that she was on her
ag bone !; was broOding over the un-
Fa'oiy Of her reception that led her to
-P'rom me train. She has been reas-
-at By telegram from her parents.
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sts~isg his Bssi Ts0pse.
IN HD<S. fnA n.

Mr, B:ains took Tie Occ.sios ofs ssss.
made at Augusta, istsited - . pssseea'
complinsnt BY his own tP~nsnen, 70 ~
liver the most bitter ssi tnisebisvoes 80
tiosaI speech thst hes b4en hssrd N tAe
Moth fos nssy sdsy. shsvs 10 COS
ceptios Of the principle bat tbs govern
meni belosgs toths psot's ofths vhols
country, and not to . bsty o. . sseuoo:
snd endeasors 70 ssuys Cd sstsgoeisa I'D
hstreds and 70 in16he ths fsan q IL
Southern segrp A more aspstzio6e.
misebievousI6d bitterly ssetioef 81 ~
ronSptsH than Nf. Biaise exhibits In dsfeat
Is inconceissble, and Odds asothss 70 ~
many csuses Of eongr.taasioA thas ~
country has been saved iron a adniAie-
trstioo domipsted by such spisit
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Noaey ln the Po,t Oniee pepartm ment

"lSUNoroN, November 2l.-Represeu-
'sr Nonsy q Mississippi, is out in an in
I''Ts" N his mornings press, in which he
iaT' re Is no; an sspirant for the postmas,
s' ssae'alshiP under Cleveland. He said
I Leader correspondent to-day, however,
'ai Il be knew anything that would qRah,
! In ira Ca5.ue, position it was about
.-''al matters. 1t Democratic headuuar-
ss q, IT'S acknowledged that great efforts
". Va oe made 70 have Money called to the
.csi C&ce folio.
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temporary Triumph for the Saloonists.
I'5Tyys, IA. November 2l.-In the cir
-iC'1't Yesterday the demurrers Of the
-''aaan's IN a number OF liquor cases
s'e sustained, the cour, holding that until
--;e had beer q conviction there was no
.-;r.'y 10 issue an injunction restraining
e defendants from maintaining a saloon.
|. Ie coar; claims tina, to grant the iniune-
"a would deprive defendants of the right
= ma. o, llry. The case will De appealed.
""tPeRdent Republicans " ont Father II.
nav lo2z, NOyemb 2l.-Promiueut
Republicans here do not know
u "hose authority the circular address tele-
8, 5IaPled irOu Milwaukee. congratulating
:, y and demanding certain reforms
: s. .le Prlce OF continued Independent sup
/. .e,i % va; Va; issued i, is certainly premature,
alu perhaps entirely bogus
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Elilss DsYSang 1lsy uet pssevs"
SAy Rslsczsco, HoveobW 5L-n
Youngs 1i5s = despairs1 q hs 49,
clans 1ess biood poisosiss. Pses: syn9e
Thy Il gssesslly u fsvor ot Spceeksk Exs
eifeuenf = sa6idisk.
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OBITU Y.

DIED Al her home in La Vslle. Wis
Nov 25 b, 1854. Sarah, vile Of Roher'
Doyie, aged 80 years, l month and lC
days.
The funeral services we're held In the
village church. Words of comfort we're
spoken by Elder R. Fogle. OF the U B
Church. from Job g., IA "If q man
die shall be hive aes!n?' The large at.
tendance Of friends and neighbors was
an evidence ei The tespecl In which Tbs
deceased was held 10 the cemsnsn5ty
Her mind was cIear to the last. end she
oten spoke to her friends OF The peacs
she enjoyed and OF the certainty OF bel
acceptance with Hin. She also sen'
messages OF affection to her relatives In
Ohio. which are embodied 10 the follow
ing lines:
Tell my friends in far Ohio,
That my faith in God was strong.
That through all my pain and suffering
could sing salvation's song,
Tell them Hes fitting mp home
In that bright world for me.
Its golden, gates are swinging vide,
By faith my Lord see.
May Gods blessing rest upon you ell,
And may you by His grace
Meet me inside tn, pearly gates,
And see Him face to face.
Be good be true. be faithful
To Christ your Heavenly friend.
Hell go with you through life's journey,
Hell stand by you in the end.
Fl. g. PALMER.
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sSleeling Love-"

A 6ne steel engraving Of Psrault's
charming picture, "Sleeping Love" has
been offered by the publishers OF Godey'-
Ladv's Book TO every new subscriber to
the magazine for the year 1885 The
plate is a very artistic one. beautifully
Printed on thick paper of a. size suitable
iot handsome framing The subject, 9
liksAEdjmpled Love- aaerned with moth
Ing o. shis baby charms, is lying on a
soh grassy couch, fast asleep among the
wild towers, bis ronnd~ white limbs ap-
preaching the cool umbrage OF pond
OF water lilies. One little chubby hand
restsligh,ly on his unsirung bow, which
Is lying under him, while the other hand
is softly pressed upon hia cheek, the
plump fingers threading the wavy masses
OF his floating hair. Under the right
arm and shoulder one httlo downy wing
10 snugly tucked away, while the other
peeps up from the hack With pretty sug-
gesliveness. Overhead are dropping.
shadow boughs covered with rich foil'
age. and the background reveals deep
perspective of cool forest shade TIE
picture is one nf striking simplicity, yet
admirable composition, and the figure
OF the "Sleeping Love" himself, with
droop,ng eyelids and softly parted lips
that offset the rounded beauty of baby
hood, is one OF the prettiest you could
we'll conceive of. Messrs. J.. II Han.
lenheck & Co., proprietors OF Cooley 8
Lddys Book have produced this charm.
ing picture most successfully. II Is
much admired by some of the most fac.
tidioas connoisseurs
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SE Clarinoton, this county, has .
BLAINE and LOGAN club, the smembers
OF which have so en- My resolved to cup.
port the defeated ticket in 1883 Reso.
lutions formed and resoluted under the
pains and aches caused bv big drunk
or q seyere drnbbing. don't generally 60
for much. Wait, gentlemen clubhists
until you have fully recovered, and as.
certained exactly ~here the lightning
struck and how much the damage, and
whether II hurt others to the same ex.
tent il did you then proceed to resolute
in cslm, dignified manner that will elicit
the admiration OF the whole civilized
world.
P. S.-Wben you meet. be sure To
wear your Plumes. and take On q load
Of Magnetism ihss will last until you
have fully completed your labors.
P. S. No. 2 Better continue tnltake
doses Of Magnetism after adjournment
for 8 few days. Then change off to
"Rum, Rnmauism, Rebellion and Bur-
cHARD as an antidote. II that don't al.
lay the excitement, start Hippodrome.
Should that fail. you will be compelled
to don your Plumes and resolute again
and again until you Obtain relief and
rest.
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Nearly $50, u,oOO.o 600 torr shIps.

LONDON, Dec. 2.-In the House OF
Lords to-day the Earl OF Northbrnok,
First Lord Of the Admiralty, and In the
House OF Commons. Sir Thomas Bras
sey, Secretary to The AdmiraIsy, made
statements regarding the British navy.
They showed that 1t was largely super.
ior TO the French navy, both in number
Of vessels and is smount OF tonnage.
The Government intended now 10 bsild
five new ironclads. five helted cruisers
two armed torpedo rams, ten scouts and
thirty torpedo hoats All tbes.. would
he finished within fonr years They
stated that the credit required for naval
expenditures together WITH the esfiupAtes
Tor the srmv was f5 525. 900.
Z The House OF Common. passed the
nsval estimates without div sion.
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WAYNE TOWN SHIP ITEMS.
DrcsmpsR 9. lss

DEcEMBER 2. 1884.
As the election Is over and the jolIili
cations have subsidized We have time Ia
write up the grand jollifcsuon on tb.
premises Of Stephen Dougherty on Nov
llth We arrived on the ground about
dark A Ere was built and large crowd
gathered around the anvil. which was
fred of amid the hurrahs of the Demo.
Gratis. The crowd, after spending about
aa hour on the ground with musket, fiis
and drum. marched up to the residence
of Fl. n. Turner and fired salute. which
gave him to understand that Cleveland
was elected They marched to Uncle
Harvey Tarner's and did not slight him,
He, in reply, gave them to understand
that Blaine would be counted 10. Our
band then returned TO the residence oi
Mr.. Dougherty and, after playing many
tunes, Capt Abraham L. Bates proposed
three cheers for Cleveland. Hendricks
and Warner. After three rousing cheers
were given, we were invited into the
house where grand supper was prepar-
ed for all,
Alter snpper the young folks engaged
in regular light fantastic. Mr.. Dough.
srty, who is now 10 wears Of age, danced
like a boy and thinks he will live foul
years longer than be would il Cleveland
had not been elected. Hope be may see
our President reelected.
We we're also present at the iollifics
,ion in Lewisville, the 22i ulf. Thl, was
grand success The town was beautl'
fully illuminated. The horseback parade
afforded amusement for all the Demo.
Gratis and part OF the Republicans. There
we're many hurrahs for Cl. veland. Nc
one hurrabed for JEFF Davis. There
were many good looking girls 10 town
but we did not have time to ask them
what their politics we're.
Mr.. Editor. the Eiwards you spoke ci
that hurrabed for jeff Davis belongs to
Wayne township instead Of Franklin. He
10 q clever. good.hearted fellow; you
should excuse him. as be was drinking q
little that night aud did not think wha,
he was saying. I'VE have no feeling on
the subject, further than We object to
having it charged that Democrats we're
guilty Of such foolishness -ED SPIRIT.
Once upon time some pefsons viewed
road from The mouth OF Wilson 8
Run to the top of the Moose hill. We
are sorry they forgot about it. as it IS Q
much hetter road to get to Woodsi, ,ld
when the water is high, than the creek
road
Where. oh, Where is Little Rosebud
Yours, Solomon SEALRoor.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

r UcBTrA TURNER whose post ofics ad-
Ia dress and place of residence Is K dwell
Tyler County, West Virginia, will take no.
tice that on the 9Th dav Of December. 1884
William J. Moore, as Executor Of the will Of
William Moore deceased. fled q petition iu
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Monroe
county, Ohio. the object and prayer which is
to obtain construction Of the will Of said
William Moore. deceased. aud direction from
said court ~ to the execution Of said will.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 9th day Of January 1885
SpRIGGS & BRIGGS,
does, SAWS. Atty's for PIE.
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MALAGA TOWNSHIP ITEMS.
JERusALEM. Decemher 1. 1854.

JERUSALEM. Decemher L. 1854.
Ed Spirit: Mr. Thomas McBro I'm
and wife returned bone last week from q
visiting tour in the West
Miss Alic' Lnper v II give birthday
party next Saturday night,
The baud hoys will give an oyster sup
per some time during the holidays
q. r. Petermau moved bis jewelrv to
the store room FORMERLY occupied BY
Okey Il Bro.. On one Of the leading
thoroughfares of our town ia jewelry
store which does large business, the
proprietors of which are not only well
known but very popular. One Of them
had an experience not long sirce which
does so change his genial nature. with
any direct allusion to The suhj" as cer-
tainly to result in the uncoiking of the
vials of his laughter. For particulars
inquire of G. K. p
Rev Mills delivered q very sble SER
mon last Sabbath evening from the sub
jsct: "We do all fade as leaf"
S. v. DuvalI and wife, of Ozark, will
start for the West in short time. Sew
eral others are talking of accompanying
them.
The bovs have received their new in
strnments which thev purchased from A.
Squire, of Cincinnati. The bows are
good fellows which has led them to meet
with success
The people OF this vicinity have or
ganized a Church Lyceum for the COM
ing winter.
g P. Wilcox, of Ozark, has been very
i'll with fever for some time past, bot ie
convalsscent at this writing.
We ara pained TO chronicle an uniacky
accident to A Brown, while at + u
Griffi,h's. Esq. When be entered the
house he wen, into the wrong department
and fell headforemoet into the c,lIs;s
through trap door. He was pretty
badly used up DR.. g. W. Stewart rens
dered the necessary aid.
Ms Rachel Taylor, OF Iowa. formerly
OF Monroe County, Is visiting her rela-
tives and friends here
Mre. Weber. OF Lewisville. died sud.
denly while visiting relatives near cz,rk.
The rema ms we're inferred In The ceme-
terry at that place. W E. N.
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eyThe following items are from the

EE Tue following items are from the
Clarington Independent, 9Th inst.:
The foundation OF Lew Kimpel,s new
house is completed, and work on the
frame is now in progress. From pres
feni indicstions it will be Q subslantial
structure.
Some unknown person, or peisens.
ruined circular saw in the sswmin oil
Mr. A McIntire. which is located on
Hsvely's Run. The mill had been
standing lille for the pact two or, three
weeks, but the other morning they went
and raised steam and got ready TO start
the mill, when it was discovered thatt
saw was broken " vas cracked and
twisted about ss II ONE one had taken
heavy piece OF timber and hurled Il
against the saw several times. The mill
mad to be shut down until new saw
could he ordered.
The iron work OF the new bridge ar.
rived on Tuesday evening It was loaded
by . barge at Bellsire and towed down
op the steamer Telegram.
Ssmuel Tschsppat has purchased The
ssloon and its fixtures from Mr.. Ed,
Sims, formerly Michel's old stand. and
will take possession on Monday next.
Mr. E Il. Wolfe will be retsined to a..
tend il for him.
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wheeling Produce Market.

WHEELING December 8.
Buttcr-Pfime 20 choice creamery 30
a33c; choice dairy 25s27c; common to
'air do l5sl6c; good to prime country
roll 1Sa22c; common mix.G stnck 5s6c
Beeswax-Quoted at 30s32. % ID
Beans-Hand picked mediums 2 d0a
2 10.
Backwheat Flonr-At 34s3A ~ h
Cbeese--Sales in . johtine ~sv OF
prime mild Ohio factory at 9,l24c: Naw
York l44,l5c; Swei Ger lsal5o; Linn
berger l4al5c.
Eogs-Stialv fresh stock In fair de-.
mand a, Zoe % dog.
Feathers Choice. 60a62. in original
packages, 4 sc more in small lots
Oaions-60s70c ~ hushei.
Potatoes Nsw in barrels, 81 50al rs
Paultry-Live chickens. spring, 81 80
2 25; old. 81 75a3 90 % doz; dressed
'urkeys. 10al2c; do chickens. 8sl0c; do
ducks, 12.l3c. Good demand.
R,gs-Steadv at Hill, for white
mixed cotton, 1a14c Tor all WOOL and
4,l4c for mixed.
Seeds--Ssles OF timothy seed al 81 SO
IL 65 per bu clover. email seed, sc 90
a6 so; large. 81 90. as 10 quality.
Lsrd-Conntry prime. Sc
Tallow-Country, 6Ac; city. 7c.
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MlLTONsBURG ITEMS.
MrLrsssBuRe, NV. 30, 1873

M1Lr0NSBUR0, N ~. ~, 1854.
MR EDiToR: After months OF polit
ical agitation our village has again re.
sumed its former quletness. But We
could not have felt satisfied had We not
given vent to our oveu Eyed feelings las,
Saturday night by celebrating our re-
cent victory. 1t truly was Democrat
lic jolliflcation and one that ranked Sec
ond in the county.
The town was beautifully illuminated,
our bon6res we're seen from neighbor.
ing villages, and our streets we're as
light as day. Our torchlight parade on
horseback, our 6re~crks. music and
speeches were excellent The speakers
for the evening we're Measrs. Hamilton.
briggs aud Wslton, OF Woods6eld. and
DR. G. W. Steward, of Jerusalem The
speeches were short but very appropri-
ate
The jerusalem band and the Woods.
field string band furnished us with ex.
cellent music. Some of our Democrat.
ic friends. Of Beallsville, dressed 10 suit
able uniform honored Us With their pres
ence.
We were pleased to see visitors from
oil our neighboring villages taking an
active part in our celebration, although
some arrived rather late, but they too
made themselves comfortable for the
evening. The gigantic chanticleer fos-
tered by the Democracy OF Seneca town
ship was quite attractive under the.
charge Of M, Peter Schafer. AL unite,
In saving Mr.. Schafer did justice to tue
proud bird and honor to himself. At q
late hour the orderly crowd dispersed
snd the joyons shouts and hurrahs OF the
Sbldeveined Democrats on their way
home for Cleveland, Hendricks and War
ner made the surrounding hills rever-
berate.
We again notice the smiling counte-
nance OF Mr.. Alan K ,ontz on our
streets after an absence OF nearly two
years,
Mrs. c. Yockev returned from q
lengthy visit to relatives in Darke Co !,
Ohio.
Mr.. M. Fehrenbach and daughter
Rosie visited at Wheeling last week.
Miss Matilda Kremer, who was living
at Wheeling for some time, returned last
Tuesday sick, We wish her speedy re.
covery.
Mr.. Benz. N ,iswanger returned to bis
home near Caldwell The wish OF our
ladies' 10 to see him among us again
soon
Mr.. B Walter, Of Sardis, visited his
sister Mrs. S Groux last week.
We noticed Mr.. Elmer Smith, tescber
OF the Matchet school. at our jolli6ca.
ton and from all appearance he enjoyed
himself hugely.
Mr. Frank Katteret, Of Woods6eld.
spent Thanksgiving in town. He also
visited the hennery Of our enterprising
citizen S B. Luly.
Mrs. T. Fowler. of Malaga, visited
her daughter Mrs. R ,senberrv, last Sat-
urday. A DExooRAr.
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OBITUARY..

DIED Near Buchanan Church, Mon
roe County, Ohio, OF Diphtheria, No.
vember 26Ih, 1884, Eva Rosetta Weber.
aged Z years, 8 months aud % days.
November 30lh, 1884, Sarah Jane
Weber, aged years. z months and 10
days. and Peter Weber. aged l6 years.
2 months and 2 days
December 4 n, 1884, George Franklin
Weber, aged 10 yesrs and l dav, chill
dren OF Frederick and Jane Weber.
Thus within a week. four members OF
this family circle have passed over the
river OF death sinto the silent land"
Lovely, modest and affectionate chill.
dsen endeared to parents. beloved by
brother and sisters whose hearts are
sAddeped by their death. A cloud o.
sadBess hovers over the Sabbath School
at Buehanan Church as We look over the
vacant seats and view the new made
graves Two sleep IN one grave as they
slept together In life; together they sleep
in the tomb until the resurrection morn
ing.
Eva Was the tirst to cross the stream
sud she sleeps underneath the spot she
selected and desired to be laid when she
died. She spoke of this when attend
ing Sabbath School when her little feet
trod the paths OF the old graveyard.
Z God places children in our homes to
bsSesthers ssseliss to be tsught them-
selves They show us our grace, BY
seeking Jesus, talking of death, the
grave and heaven. Many . spring OF
tenderness has been opened by a child
which every other influence has seemed
2owerless to open. God often calls
these children home hut even their de
pafture makes. the world assume some
thing Of that true aspect which God has
given 10 his word and heaven is anchor
ed to many heart more peacefully and
hopefully because of the children tina,
are there. Many time has the Great
Shepherd led his children nearer the
eternal home in the "many mansions by
carrying lamb or two ahead IS fresh
challenges to the parents to follow after"
"a little child shall lead them"
The keeper OF the vineyard takes
away the twig for the deeper roofing
and fruitfulness of the vine and we know
his wisdom and answer not word
To our finite view dark cloud OF sad
ness has come suddenly over this family
vet beyond that cloud beams the Fathers
love and glory.
In human weakness the burden il
heavy but the grace OF sympa,hizing
Saviour will tighten It. Nov We are
sad and weary for We dwell apart; hut
Jesus has compassion on US as be bad
upon the widow at "Nsin." He leads
us, greatly longing, forward to day
when He shall give back our beloved to
our eternal embrace and Us also to theirs
the gloriied to the gloriied to be for
ever one.
Then He shall wipe all tears from our
eyes and say other wise and more effect
uaIly than He did at Main. "Weep not"
W. T. GARRowAY.
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MRS. N. 9. WEST, Local Editor.
dawn oxFr. Eco. is sight seeing in

DAVID OKkr. Eco, is sight seeing in
Washington City.
Teachers Institute notice in this ps.
per. The session commences on the
29th inst.
F.RExr sold hrs property on Main
street to s. OBiINasR, OF Malaga, on
the Sd inst.
PETER DoaR purchased the WILLIAMS
property ID the Square 8 few days since
for $1,000.
LOUIS SMITH was appointed Deputy
Marshal of Woods6eld at Council
meeting last week
Mr.. Isaac CoSLEr. OF Green town
ship, is the owner of powder horn that
was made ID Pennsylvania In 1709.
There was only one road petition con-
sidered, that OF HrsAn HINES and others,
NJ The Commissioners session last week.
~. r. NJ LLOYD sold bic watches,
,olocks and jewelry to A. F. KIsAR, and
mis- silverware to Ed HARLAN last week
~ Mrl. N. @. WE.r and daughter. Lucy
xissted the family OF Mr.. W. R. CRuMp-
TON in ZAnesville last Friday and return
cd home on Monday.
We want . correspondent in every
township 10 the county. Write brief
news notes, such as you :hink would be
Of interest to the general reader.
SEr. WrLLIAx LoPsa, sheeo breeder
and raiser OF Sursbury township, sent
samples Of HE best Wools to tie Ohio
Conuitsee % Be fofxsrded 70 Tie New
0rlesps Exposition.
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E%In several States the county pa
pers are publishing the names OF Dem
ocrats who voted for Gen ANDREW
JACKSON in 1928 or in 1882 and for
CLEVELAND in 1884 and also any incl
dents or anecdotes OF the voter during
the JACKSON campaigns, We ask all in
Monroe county to send in the names Of
those who voted for JACKSON and CLEvE-
LAND with such remarks as are appro-
pirate, and we will publish with pleasure
in the SPIRIT
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AZ officially announced the next Con.
ercss viii ataud politically. Democrats
lS4. Republicans l4l, Democratic ma
jority. 43.
The we'll known strengthening prop.
erties of Iron. confined with Other
tonics and most perfect nervine. are
found in Carier's Iron Pills, which
strengthen the nerves and body, and in. :
prove the blood and complexion.
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CY Hon. J. NJ. DALzELL 8 luck seems
to have turned. His father gave him a
large farm in Pennsylvania, and now a
rich uncle of his vile has be q ,eathed to
her nice property in the city OF Oska-
loosa, Iowa. Still DAL practices Law at
the old stand in Caldwell "a though
nothing had happened Noble County
.IosrnnI