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~Svindlinp liehtning rod peddIer

HSsindling lightning rod Peddler'
are m.kiag their appearance ID the State
aad may soon visit Monroe county -
Tneit mode of proceedings is as fol.
lows: They 90 to- farmer whom they
consider a good subject, and insist ON
selling him q rod, making ofers that
would melt the best Of them. They
next pretend to make contract, that be
ing almost nothing, put up rod, aad
then present o bill for about ten times
the amount of the contract, and, with
threats, they usually collect all they de-
mand.
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w The State. Journals Washington
correspondence contains this informa-
tion: 8.
Mr. Converse wants it understood thai
the rumors that have been started about
him wanting 10 relax his energy in favor
OF the passage Of his bill to restore the
wool tarf are false. He says he is de.
termined to get up the measure at the
first opportunity, which will be on the
first Tuesday in March, and that he be.
lieves it will be passed. He thinks the
measure has gained many friends du
ring the past month, and believes there
are quite number of Democrats who
will support it--an ample number to
give it a maj ,rity. He takes issue with
Frank Hurd's statement that tue Demo
cratic me nbers of OHIO are against the
bill.
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E Nine. Sarah Bernhardt has re-.
Gently reappesred 10 ala Dame aux Ca
melias," and ladies, and perhaps even
gentlemen, who like to know The price
of the dresses they see ON the stage may
gather some interesting information
from The following figures. NJ. Felix,
who designed the dresses, has sent 10
his bill. and the total cost Of eq iipping
Nine. Bsrnasrft was some 5000 -
Her manager. Mr. Derembourg, who
has to pay this paltry sum, considers it
exhorhltant. aud the costumier has
brought an action In consequence. The
case has been referred to an expert to
decide whe;h,f the clothes are worth the
money,
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HOME. In calling attention TO an ar.
ti,le advertised in our columns, We are
plessed to notice an excellent sign in
regard to it. viz !: that the testimonials
relating to Hoods Sarsaparilla are fiom
New England people, ard MANY are from
Lowell, the home OF this medicine. We
ar assured that the sale oil this article
in L well, where it ia beat known, is
wholly unprecedented in the annals OF
proprietary medicines. We leave it
with YOU to decide as to the probable
merits OF an article with such solid
foundatien.
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From the Athens Journal.
The Wool Growers Get . Hearing

The Wool Growers Get . Hearing.
Ohio and Pennsylvania wool-growers
were heard hv the House committee on
Ways and Means last week, and their
arguments in favor Of restoration OF the
duty of 1857 on wool were signally I'm.
pressive upon all who hesrd them. Hon.
Columbus Delano of Ohio. President OF
the National Wool ol-growers' association.
said that only under the law OF 1867 had
the wool.growers enjoved adequate pro-
lection; that the tariff had received the
approyslsof both the grower and mau-
ufacturefs, and That both industrits de.
mandcd restoration of the duties of
1857 The proposed further reduction
would absolutely destroy the industry
He described the growth and magnitude
OF the wool growing interest in The Uai-
ted States, which has 100000 flock
proprietors, besides those on public land
ranches. and employees, an addition OF
one million men. He had just received
a letter from an officer o.! the Nebraska
Wool-growers' association inforning
him that fifty thousand OF the best breed
ing ewes in that state are being fat,ened
to be sold as mutton, because the wool
growers believe they will be compelled
to abandon woul-growine. Mr. Deano
also opposed the proposition to almit
carpet goods free OF duty.
Secretary William Cowden, Of the
OHIO Wool groW Wers' association, sail
that local associations have recently been
organized in all parts OF Ohio, and all
of them have adopted strong resolutions
in favor Of restoration OF the wool du-
ties These are not cut and drie1 res
olutions, but the earnest, spontaneous
expressions OF those associations" said
be. "The members are in dead earnest.
Thev mean to entrench themselves be.
bind the ballot box, and strive for jus
rice. am Democrat. and not asham-
ed OF it. There is no demand, 50 far as
| know, among farmers for reduction
OF duties. They are not opposed 10 pro.
lection of American industry, nor do
they complain of the prices they pay for
wnollen goods"
Representative Hu'd interrupted him
to red the tariff resolutions from Ohio
Dem ocf.tic platforms for series of
years in favor of free trade, and asked
hlm whether he thought they, or the res
olutions adopted last year in favor Of
protection to wooi-growers, best ex-
pressed the sentiments Of the Demo-
cratic farmers of Ohio. "Those adop'--
ed last year. am very certain" replied
Mr.. Cowden, promptly. "Tne farmers
made themselves felt in thst conven-
tion," hs continued
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DIED -On February 81, 1884, NAscr
NORRIS, wife OF JAooB NoRRIs, aged 73
years and 5 months. The deceased was
daughter of GEoRsE and ELIZABETH
SrEED and was born near Darlington,
this county. September 9Th, 1911. Her
loss will. be deeply felt by her friends as
she was true christian and devoted
mother and wife.
"0ns more loved one isswsetly sleeping.
One more dear sisters passed bsfore,
Ssaly now ws'er only waiting.
To meet her on the other shore"
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.
WIrrENs. Oalc, Feb. 2S. 1884

WIrrENs, OHlc, Feb rs, 1854.
Ha, Ia, Ia, those blessed babies!
Old Jackson leads and never follows.
We have three chiliren. born in the tune
of the food jim. Amos and S afford
Tuel had girl each horn to them on
tn, 9 b OF Feb. and Wn Haught q son
IN the l2th So we see S;euhenviile
and go her one better.
'84 will never he forgotten. the big
gest snow fall, the greatest fiood and the
hesylest wind tsat Has ever known, and
there /, only two mon'hs past.
As Sardis is out of the reach OF high
water, believe there will he rush there
and big demand for building lots.
MAkRIED.-0a the 26th inst. MF. Al
exapder Byles to Miss Caroline Rssecker
Mrs. WIN. Haulht, who has been lay
ing ct the door OF death, is recovering
slowly at the present ime.
The p,otracted aaeeting has closed al
me Grove With several new names ad-
ded to the membership list.
guess We will not have any cf our
babies that were born during the. time
of the high water, nsmed Flood, II is
100 common. LurrLE ROSEBUD
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w The folio wing notice to township

EE The folio wing notice to township
trustees has been issued by the Noble
county board Of commissioners:
Notice is hereby given to the trustees
OF the several townships that they shall
cause TO be huilt and kept In repsir all
bridges and culverts where the cost OF
construction or repair does not exceed
flfty dollars, as ihe law does not allow
commissioners to construct any ap.
proaeh, bridge or culvert. or repair the
same where the cost Is flftv dollars or
less See Sections s6I and 1910 Revised
Ststutes.
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LONDON, Feb % The Times. spesk-
ing OF the late United States Minist T,
save: "Mr. Hunt was Southerner,
honest and sturdy, and OF venerable
presence He might well have set to The
psiuter as a type OF the Pufitans. His
was prominent head among the crowd
OF diplomats present at the coronatic u
at The Krenlin. las, May. Hospitality
was nowhere more freely or eraciously
displayed than at his elegant hi ed villa
at Moscow. over which waved the stars
aud stripes."
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EY The Saloons OF Caldwell have
again closed, and this time for good.
CHARLES ReGpe will carry on the confec-
tionery business, and John Harris will
remove to Troy, D II. A little unpleas-
antnessegrowi out of some cases for
violation OF the liquor law, being pre-
pared and tiled, had something to do with
the second closing Caldwell is again
without saloon, aud tie thirsty ones
mnst need perforce HE them selves TO
Olive tn slake The tbirst that hurns them
up.-eNobls County Republican.
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EEThs damage suit OF Mrs. Sarah
Mcconnell, OF UhrichsviIle, against the
ST. Clairsville Company, operating the
st. Clairsville and Northern Railwsy, has
been c.mpromised and settled, couside.
ration 81 500, Mrs. Mcconnell sustain
ed the fracture of both wrists by the
ovsrturning Of the passenger coach on
the II h day of july, 1882.-St Ciairs'
ollie Gazette, 2Sfh uit
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

MosnoE Lopez No. $50 F. and a. H..
meets at Masonic Hall in Waods6eld, on
wednesday evenings. on or bsfare each full
moon. g. B. HILL. W. n; Jas. r. MORRts.
Sec'y.
WooDsFIELD CHAPTER No. 81. r. A. NJ.
meets in Masonic Hall. Wood,feid. on Nom
dsy evening after full moon. J. r. SPRIGGs,
II. e. II. p; Jas. r. MoRRfs. seey.
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AGreat Discovery.

That is daily bringing joy to the homes
OF thousands by saving msnv OF lheir
dear ones from an early grave. Truly
is DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs. Colds. A.thma, Bron.
chr.is. Hay Fever. L,ss OF Voice. T ok
ling 10 the Throat, Pain in Side and
Chest, or any diseas OF the Throat and
Lungs. positive care, Guaranteed
T,ial Bottles free at Judkins Drug Store
Large s,zs Sl.00.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The greatest medical wonder Of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns. Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles. Chilblains,
Corns, letter, Chapped Hands, and all
skin eruptions, guaranteed TO cure in
every instance, or money refunded. 25
cents per box. For sale b. IT. JUD.
KINs, Druggist, Woods6sld. Ohio.
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PARIS, February " The police are
convinced that the advanced Irish psrts
have msde Paris their headquarters in
Europe for the preparation OF their dy-
Mantle schemes. The Inspector says
the nationsli,t colnny includes reprpsen.
tatives OF the three ceniers of the Irish
Republican brotherhood
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To Aahsep foore, or ,oaom IL may O,neera:
Notice is hereby given, that Godfiey Gasser
has deposited in the County Treasury q
sum sufficient to rsdesm lot 4 of section
81, township l, OF range 8. sold at Dslin.
qusnt Tax Sale by John Rusgsegssr. Treas.
urer Of Monroe County, Ohio, January IL,
1884, in the name Of Jacob Walter to Nat
thew Moore
s. A. ATKINSoN,
mch4, '84s3. Auditor Monroe Co, Ohio.
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R An intelligent country woman
writes Us for publication : headache
cure. Here It is: .Put the feet in very
not water, and keep them there for :
teen inmates. This will often 81 ,rd i'm.
mediate reIief."- Coshocion Democrat.
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HA man will -burn his fingers light
.ing cigar with . piece Of paper aod
make no fuss about II. bat when his wife
/, asks him to set the tea-kettle over, and
he takes hold OF the warm handls. he is
.mad enough to shipwreck the kitchen
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Feb. s3.-Isaac Hatcher, Assignee o.
John H. Weisner. obtained an order tc
sell property at public auction.
Feb. 25.-P iilasser. Guardian Of 6
n Weisend. luGa,ic obiained an or.
der for superintendent Of real estate. 6
N. Burkbard. Frank Spangier and jos
eph Yoniz we're appointed appraisers =
Report of appraisers received on the
26th uii and the Court having received
notice that Weisead died In The Asylum
Oh that day, the cause was dismissed.
Feb. 20.-Fith partial accaunt af W
H Hutchinson, Executor OF the will o
d P. Hutchinson, decd; received g..
75l.G0. paid ont sl.s23 81; to be &C.
counted for S927 Il.
Second partial account Of D. s. Sloan,
Adm'r with the will annexed of the es
tate Of Nelson Hogue, decd; received
sl.02l.sS; paid out S143; to be aecoun.
ted for sSsi.SS.
Final account Of Thomas E Bowen,
Adm'r of the estate OF William L Bow
en-. decd; received sl04 so; paid out
81 .3SJ .63; overpaid Sl.277.13
Final account OF George McGilton
Adu'r OF the estate OF Matilda McGil.
ton, decd; received $500; paid out 1921
Is; overpaid Sl21 7S.
Second partial accoant Of Israel D.
Moose, Adm'r Of the estate of Jacob
Moose. decd; received 1856 62; paid
out 826i 70; to be accounted for 1891.
80.
Third partial sccount of T. L Tsi-
mem, Adm'r OF the estate OF Thomas G.
Penn. decd; received s2.o3s 40; bald
out Sl.6S9.31; to BE- accounted for $3.50
i9.
First partial account OF John PAris,
Guardian OF Harvey and Martha Nc
G lton, minors; received $500; pail out
ss33.50; oyerpsid SS3 SO.
Final accouaL Of Christian Cehrs,
G iardian Of Anthony Howell. q minor
received Sls7 40; paid out S39.22; TO
be sccnuatetl Tor e148 Is ss=as<
Final account Of Stephen Boughner,
Guardian of Marian Brock, an insane
PERSON; in the Gusrdian's hands 81, ,57l
03 10 money, and certain notes and per-
soual property which he Is ordered to
nav and turn over to the Adm'r OF the
estate, Of Ma,iah Brock, dec'i.
First partial account of e D Steen.
rod, -Adm'r of the estate Of Iscoh Z,si-
ger dtc'd: received 81 266 81; paid oui
a. 3f,0 IL: oyerpsld St04 Ia
Final account OF J. E. Jones, Guar
dian OF Cain A. Baker. a minor received
s372 %: paii ont Sl56 "a; 70 he ac-
cuun.ed for s2l5 IS; in Guardians hsnds
notes to the amount Of s6a7 81; which
be is ordered 10 turn over to his said
ward. "a,
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wGEoseE n. WnsEND. an inmate
OF the Athens Asylum, died in that in-
stituiion on the 26th uit. His remains
were brought home aud inferred in the
B. C. Church cemetery or Wills Creek
ON The 2sth ul..
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Mrs Mary D Alioan, while descend
ing staIrwsv In the Windsor Hotel, at
BeIlaire, last week, slipped and fell and
narrowly escaped serious injury.--St.
Gairsrills G1sette, 28th alt
Judge Kelly's remarks at the last term
concerning the multitude of indictments
for violations Of the liquor laws. and
suggesting thst tie great msj ,ritv o! the
cases should be tried in the Magistrates
courts upon complaint filed, seems to
have dampened the ardor Of those who
are always willing and ready to prose.
cute, provided thew hide behlud grand
jury.-G. Gefrsville Gazeits.
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Nttu advertisements
HOODS
SARSApARILLA

Has decided" claims upon the public. This
Is positively proven by the immense good Is
has done to those who have been cured of
diseases from which the, have suffered In
tensely fer years, as verified by the publish
ed testimonials, every one OF which Is pos
Tive fact.
CHELSEA, VI, Feb. q, 1879.
MEssRs. C. !. HOOD & Co., Lowell, Mass:
The 9Th day Of last June was taken sick
with swelling on my right foot, and with an
awful pain. The swelling went all over me.
My face was swelled so that ] could with dif-
nculty see out OF my eyes, and broke out
foot up TO my knee was one raw, itching
mass, and my ankle and foot so lame and
sore could mot step on 1t. and It would run
20 as to wet bandage through in an hour.
OF A: r. Hood q Son, druggists, of this town.
handed me bottle Of HOODS SARsAPARIL.
Ia, and told me TO take 1t. ! did so. and by
the time had taken one bottle found that
II was doing me COED. / have since taken
Eve bottles more. After / had taken three
bottles my soreness began to leave me, and
that to-day can @ walk Without going lame.
have no soreness in my ankle ana y mas
healed oil up, and does not run at all. lowe
my recovery to your Sarsapariua. write
this to let you know that ] think II deserves
the confidence Of the public especially those
who are troubled with humors.
Yours most truly,
JOSIAH PITKIN.
P.S. Every person that saw me said that
Inever would get over my lameness without
having 4 running sore on my ankle; bus
thank God have. J.f.
Mother erSarsaparillah has such sharpening
effect upon the appetite. No other prepa-
ration tones and strengthens the digestive
organs like HOOPS SARsAPARILLA.
Price one dollar, or six bottles for i've del.
lars. Prepared only by c. I. HOOD & co.
Apothecarles. Lowell. Mass
feb2O ,S3Y.
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~ Stoves. Pumps. Feed Cutters. Corn
Shelters, Bird Cages. Rat Traps Brsss z titles,
Gross Cut Saws. Guns, Revolvers. Ammunition,
Doors Sash and Glass, all to be found at The
Hardware Sore. and offered way down in
phee, sepll. u. E. HARLAN.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
Baltimore Live Stock Market.
CALvRRToN LIVE ST OK YARDS, !
MONDAY, February %. 1884.


CALvRRToN LIVE ST. OK YARDs,l
MONDAY, February %. 1884.
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
TAi4 wEtK.
Verv hest on ssleto dar, 6 sos 85
Generally rated irsl quality, s 37ta6 l2i
Good fair quality, u0a5 25;
Thin steers, oxen i COWS, 25s3 7s;
Extreme range OF prices. 25.6 So;
Most OF the ssles we're from, 4 50s6 SO
Engs-rrade has been moderate tu
rood at 8se9c for common TO tsir. an
9 81; for Tue heitcr grades. "Strut'
hugs, which have heen sold at saSac
do not suit bu chers. Prices rsngss
same time last yesr at 9sl0ic net
Shsep-The qnali,v is hs,ter than lss
week offerings. Prices ranged from I
to 10, with most sales from 8 10 Sc
Same time last yeas they ragged from /
to 7c gross.
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WheeilnS Live ssocX ssarkss.
Fehruary 2S. 1884.

uHi @Vt kou8.
Cattle-Weishing l 600 lbs. are que-
ted at 4a4fc; weighing from 500 10 600
his. bet quality. 81 .4c; milch coss.
$50 00a50 00 Bulls. 3.3ic Calves.
as to size and quality, s6 G0alo 90 per
head.
Lambs-4is5to per ID
Sn.ep-3a3fo perth.
Hogs-S6 50aS7 90 Tor hast grades
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New Fork.

Feb 2B-Flour 8 05a6 e5.; wh.a,
L 07al 0S; Corn 6la62c; Oats 4la47c
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wCambridgs Us q nice place to live
Three houses were burglars ID one night
last week Judging from the report of
the Grand Jury, thieves. thugs and ss
loonists have possession of the town.
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IL sp coming; he resdy," il the
watchword Of the followers Of El Mahdi
in Snuian and Upper Eg, pt, ard ,h'
Mohsmmedans are reported as rising
in great numbers to follow The new pro.
phet OF the Moslem world.
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Baltimore.

Feb 29.-Flour 5Os6 25; whea'
l 09: Corn 69as2c; Oats 45o; Rye 60c
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HThe otiicas to be flied ,his year
are Probate ledge. Proseca'ing Attor-
ney, Com missioner and Indrmary Di-
rector.
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W-Call at TIE SrIRIr office for Job print.
ing from q visiting card up 10 full sheet pos.
tor. Letter heads business card on envelopes.
statements and bill heads printed m short
notice.
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Meeting Of tho Democratic County
Central COMMITTEES.

Meeting Of tho Democratic County
Central Committee.
The committee met In the Grand Jury
room on the 2sth ult., J. P. SrRIeas,
Chairman and s. BoUaHNER, Secretary.
The following townships we're represen.
ted by the members or by proxy:
Adams, s Boughuer.
Bethel, (proxr.) J. P. Spriggs
Center, = J. p. Spriegs
Franklin, J. E. Turner
Green, Jas E Hurd.
Jackson. N. D. Garden
Lee. (proxy John Raeeseeger.
Malaga, El. J. Graham
Ohio, John Ruby
Perry, Thos Murphy.
Seneca, R O. Wehr
Summit, John Baker.
Snnsburv. (proxy) C. Lude
Washington, Chas. B. Wav.
Wayne, Anon Moose
Benton, s Ssiiz.rlani and Salem were
not represented. Mr. e ] GRAHAM, for
Malaga, and Taos. murray. from Perry,
we're selected 10 represent those town.
ships
JoHS RUEasEGaER, Esq, offered the
folio wing resolution:
! Reso .ued, That the time for holding
the Nominating Convention he on Mon
dav the 7th day Of April 1884 and that
the manner OF holding said Convention
be by popular vote.
Carried by yeas l4;,nays 1.
CHAs b. War. OF Washington town.
ship, moved that any persons who would
be qualified that they would vote the
whole Democratic ticket at the next Oc-
tober election, be permitted to vote in
this Convention. Adopted.
Mr. HUeD. Of Green, novel that the
number and names OF those sworn IN
der the resolution be returned to the
Nominating Convention on Tuesday
April Sh Adopted.
Mr. MoosE, OF Wayne, moved that tbs
Convention be held under the laws reg
ula'ing primary elections. adopted.
On motion aij ,urned
J.P. SPRIGGS, Chairman.
g Roucuyro Sonr.tary
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sugl4,'83Y.
Valuable Farm, for Sale.

1G1 ACRES OF LAND in Benton township
~ Monroe County, Ohio; TO acres clear
ed, balance good timber; we'll watered; & 'od
house and necessary outbuildings; school
house on farm, and
Within 0ne.F0urth Mile
Of good Touring mill. For further PARTON,
lars, call on or address,
SPRIGGS & BRIGGS,
ianl, ,'s4i. Woodsheld, Ohio.
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Feb. 2s.--Floar s 01as 90; whsn'
sac; Corn 52A5Sc::s Gass'32ic; Rye IS :
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@To reduce my Stack Of Jswslry an
selling at very low prices.
C.. 3. HARLAN.
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S. BoUGHNEs, Secretary.
Letter from Gov. Begole, of Michi.
gan.


Letter from Gov. Be.ole, of Michi-
gan.
"I have csrefally examined the copy
OF the FARxERs' CoMrtETs EKoycLoPE
DIA submitted to me, and find 1t, as rep
resented, complete book of reference
on oil farm topics. II Is the oaly book
that ever came under nv observation
that covered entirely every subject the
practical farmer or breeder IL interested
in. The portions devoted to the diseases
of b ,rses. cattle. sheep. swine, poultry,
Dc alone make the book worth manv
times the price. Every farmer Who
lives far from physician will. in times
of sickaess and emergency, appreciate
the Medicinal department and the pois
ons and their antidotes, They are in-
valuable
"The book is not only Of value to the
farmer, but it ia as much so to the farm
er's wife. No housewife should be with
out one. As one who has been a farmer
I eau recommend the work"
j VI. BEGOLE,
Govern0! ~ the State of Michigan.
GOOD AGENTS
Wanted to sell the FARMERS COMPLETE
ENCYCLOPEDIA in every county and town.
ship Ia the United States. More liberal
terms are givenlthan on any other book.
This is the only ho,k ever endorsed by
the ESTIRE STATE GovERNMEsr OF MlcH.
IGAN. Send for term, and descriptive
circulars
Ladies who wish to canvass in cities
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