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] Failures .ior1SS3.


Pm BuHGH, Pa, Jar uary brad.
streets fittshnrgh off . rep3r,s the
nBiisier OF failures in 1883 in the dis
tridt OF tia, Office as fellows: Western
Pennsrlvanis, lsA; Eastern Ohio Is
West v,rgipia. 81; tu,sl. 295. o tn,
$50 in Wes'ern PENNSYLVANIA, 32 occur
red IL Pittsburgh and Allegheny The
report torslSS2 was as follo~s, West
ern PenrsyIvania, l2l; Eastern OHIO
TT; West Virginia, Al, total, 23J Fits
hurgh and Allegheny furnished 46 o' th'
Wsstetn PENNSYLVANIA failures ,dqt:ns
that YEAR The increase OF city tsil,irei
in accounted for in part nv tEs humhel
of small .trafers who sticcurbtsea,. b
| which there sete 40.~ i
5rsds.'etts' rebnfts the failures in tb,
United States and Canada dn,ing 1873;
at IL 6l7, against S.2l6 for 1882.
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BEALf.svILLE ITEMS.
BEAtLsSLLe, o, Jan. 3. 1884.

BEAtLsSILLE, y Jan. 8. 1885,
Ed. SrrRrr: Miss Maggie Cliff ,rd is
still on the sick list.
Mr.. Sherman Jackson, Of Ballaire,
who has been spending d few days 10
town, returned home this rrorning.
Mr.. W S. Van Law, OF Wheeling, is
still In town.
Prof. McVev, who was q. the ata'e
examination at Columbas, rstuFred
homs last Thursday.
Mr.. Rob. Lawrence. Of Belisire, is
visiting ot Mr. Lnke's of Beallsville.
Mr. Elton G ,tchelI and George Es
ger, OF WoodsGeli, were in town last
SUNDAY evening.
Miss Lizzie Bruen died last Saturday
moraing. Her remains were inferred il
the cemetery at the Presbvterian Church
The funeral ceremonies were performer
by Rev. Wright.
The Christmas tree IN the Preshvte
rian Church was grand success Their
hwas 90 I'd attendance. The tree wa:
loaded with very manv valuable pres
ents, Some OF the ladies we're very
much pleased over the ginger-cake mer
that were presented to them, The schul
ars we're all well. treated with candy, or
snges DC. gfx
In spite OF the bad weather the oys
ter supper, at the NJ. f. Church, or
New Years night, was. well attended,
Ice cream was ready sale. John Dalb,
had the candy stand. The supper was
attended by the older people ESPECIALLY
by old maids and hachelors) as well al
by the young Who took Or. Real
pie thatsnight Z Ask Joe. Dunn.
Somesof the boys and girls had lear
yearipdrty At Mr Daniels' on Wednes
dav evening. Now is your time girls
You only have one chance in four :
Sep ur to the front and make good use
of your time. 5.
~ - = ..-.s - 8
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IRISH RIDGE ITEMS.


The health of the community is very
good at present, with the exception OF
Elizabeth Hart.
The new Christian Church At the
Goudy appoiuiment 10 fast approaching
completion. We expect to witness its
dedication some tine in January.
Glib wassnoticed riding the side saddle
about, week ago. hut loDked = little
tiisappninted-it's a grl. -
NJ, Tracy. of w Va, has heen visit
ing relatives in this community
Mr.. Hall, Of Graysvills. has been seen
sleigh riding in the reishhorhood ol
Mount Clrrick. Wishing yonr many
readers Happy New Year, I remain,
Mono
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BRrDaEs.-At a special session Of the
County Commissioners, last week, CON
tracts we're awarded Tor building two
bridges IONS al Asexandsr's mill II
Perry tovnship. and the other across
Cranes Nest on the rosd hon Cameron
TO New Castle. The contract for the
mssonry st the Alexander bridee wa'
awarded 70 LFsrARrH md scanALl al
% o. per perch aud IS cents PEE cubic
yard for excavations. The waod work
for che bridge was awarded to g. w,
CouLfAs at ss.6lper liueaI foot.
For the Cranes Nest bridge i.EtB.
vARrn 4 SuHwALL we're awarded the
masonry at 81 IS per perch, and 2s cts.
per cubic yard for excavations. The
woodwork was awarded to JAcoB Ar
roLrrs 1t $3.50 90 B,nds f'ed and ap-
proved and the bridges TO be completed
by the frst day of August.
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FREE CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION,

JACOB RRINHBRR bsgs lsavs to Inform
his many friends and customers, that he has
just received the hest selection of Common
and French assorted candies. also d fne as-
sortment of hollow sugar toys and other
Christmas tres trimmings Also, fue ss-
sortment of ruts, fss, raisins foreign and
domestic fruits. canned fruits, mustard atd
oil sardinas, good supply of fresh Bresd,
assorted cakes and pies always on hand.
You are respectfully invited to give him q
call aud examine his goods before purchss.
ing elsewhere.
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PROBATE COURT PROCEGDIsGs.

Dec. 27.--Wm W. Mellott. Admir- ol
shs estate OF Theo. W MelIott, decd
Was allowed s7l As sgaihst said estate
Dsc. 81. --Isaac G Davidson md
Floreuce Dsvidscn ware appointed AL
minislrators of the estate Of John :
Davidson. deceased, Bond $4,000. A.
Niger, T. L. TWinem aud John R PEN
rlngion were appointed appraisers.
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REDEMPTION NOflUE.

TO Fred Kin.seits,yer.o .or ,eaon Ii taay csss,rn.
Notice is hereby given, that Jabob Sole
has deposited in the County Treasury a
sum sufficient to rSdee;n the northwest
corner Of tho southeast quarter of the north
West quarter Of section Q, township 5, range
Z, sold st Delinquent Tax Sale by John
Ruessesssr, Treasurer of Monroe County
Ohio, January l6, 1853, in the name oi
Jacob sols to Fred, Kindelberser
s. a. ATKINSON,
janl g ss.3. Auditor Mouroe CO.. Ohio.
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If it acere possible

to get the testimony OF the multitude who
have used IIoop's SAEssrARiLiA for de-
bility, languor, lassitude, and that general
feeling Of stupidity, WEAKNESS and exhaus.
tiou which every one feels during this season,
we should be able to present 10 ohf readers
such ali overwhelming mass Of commend
atery messages. that tho few who haze not
tried 1t would do so ut once. Its positivs
fact. and has been so cfrectdally demon
strated that no one to-day denies II, that
Hoods Sarsaparilla contains more real inee-
einal value than any articlebefore the people;
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mAsoSIC DIRECTORY.

Moxaos LopeE No. 1ss F. and A. NJ,
snestB at Masonic Hall in Woodsfeid, on
"wednesday evenings. ON or before each full
nooh. b. B. HUI, W. NJ; Jas. R..MoRsts,
esc'y. .sesss
wooDsFrELp CHATTER No. s.. R. A. NJ.
meets in Masonic Hall. Woodsfeld. on Nom
u. E h. P.I Jas. &, MoRRIs, secy.
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- eErU soLE FuLLER' makes vslu-
able suggestion TO the people of the
townships OF this coun,y-to furnish
correspondence from each township ev-
ery week for publication in The SPIRIT
Read bis letter in this psper aud let some
one write up the news from each town.
aship and keep It up. during the Winter.
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SENECA TOWNSHIP ITEMS.

Our merchants-Jos Hodge and C..
L. Eberle have each bought qaite an ex
tenslve amohnt Of tobacco this fall, an
soonwe will be greeted with the music Il
glee of the tie girls sud 10 witness the
tricks plsved bv them, especially when
nearing Valentine day.
Mrs. File Atkinson has applied 10
one Of Cambridee's e'iic,ent physicians
for reiisfs we hope she viii he benefited
and restored to perfect health-
Again In friend Massie's communi.
cation is contained very good inst-uc
ton 10 the Young men OF every nation
and cline hut We fear i, will he passed
Ivy UNDECIDED FOR the majority OF Young
men think they are far superior In intei-
lect to those or their ancestors, hence
they will rot receive instruction that
wouid benefit them. hut rush on in their
wild career and fnallv they will fil
d flrunkards grav,. On, how many
cases 90 We witness year by year OF
those that fall victims 70 this terrible
sin! $k5Fs
We appreciate E4ttIs R,seliua's kind
offer very much an I regret that 1t is 80
that ws.eaauot attend at this time. Hope
he will excise u, and we will trv aud bs
in reajipe4s the next. time We ,hsvs
been Thinking OF making call for at
least one from each township in the
county to volunieers and write up the
news. In this way we will he enabled
10 sMainstbeness from all parts of the
county that would he interesting toslhe.
resders of THE SPIRIT Who will be
first to report outside of those already
in ranks
trhat Il light Mr Eiitpr. speak out In.
thunder tones against all attacks made
nv the Editor OF the Guernsey Times
anl his. correspondent concerning the
ciisz ms Of sMnnroe County. Tne peo-
ole of 10 d Monroe" are Just as refined
anil tasteful in their habits Ias any. peo-
pIelin the State and jlst as clesr of re-
proach.
Hunting and trapping seems to be the
chief occupations OF the young Nim-
rods in our community at present.
Mr.. John b Warner is rusticsting
among the bills of W VI, = for the last
two weeks. Hope he will enj,y himself
while sojsurning among his friends and
relatives
q Dr-A. G Armstrong is gaining onite'
an extensive practice since locating at
Calais.
Stock OF all kinds is in good condi-
tion for going into winter quarters this
time
The Senatorial hoom has become quite
spirited one We hope the Leeisls-
.ure will look we'll TO sthe gererai good
Of the citizaus Of the state and give u
ssreliabIe man TO represent US in the U.
S. Senate. @
Mrs NJ Brownd.li is convaIescent.
Tobacco is about all sold in this
neiahborhood at ices ranging from So
10 stopper hundred F.
UNCLE FULLER.
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CATTLE MARKETS.


Baltilnofe Live Stock Market. 8
= Dscemser 81 1883.
PRICES or BEEF CATTLE At rae MARKET
siits W.: =.
Very beet on sale tnis week, "a CT
Ths. sene,slly rs'.d frat quality, At a5S.
Medium or good fair qnalty, 81 a4
y dinary thin steers oxen q COWS, aS4
Extreme rsngc Of prices, Sts6t'
Most OF The sales werc from 4ta64
Hogs-We quote a.7a7tc With exiri
choice at &c., few only selling at thu
latter figure. The same time last yea
hogs sold at cas3e., with extra shsd'
highst
e.p-The duality is fully as good
as fsst weeks offerings. and prices rang,
ron 3 4, SIC gross Tor butcher sheep
and 3la53c gross fer lambs, with CON
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kFWe are called upon to record the
death OF young BEsJ,MIH HISE, who
was recently so seriously injured AT the
Spaneler trrsssl on the B 2. & G. Rail-
,rosa. II was thought up to within some
two or three days, thai he would
recover, bnt, We understand, lock-jaw
ssnpsrvened and death claimed him for
its sown on Saturday morning last al
,abodt 8 O'Clock The fnmily have our
heartfelt sy hpsthy in this sorroHful be-
srexvsnrn..
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there is no adequs,e- reason for conrludi
Ing that The husiness OF The country rs
to find still .s,~.r level IN 1884, but on
the other hand dihe enforecdI ,tnpping af
mills and a idrtaer redheifohs of waees
ii the COME ms sill in opeiaiions ! may
hiring ahuuI fprIher depresaioni
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EEhat
ID e
Man DID
Witb 3
Kidney
COMPLAINT

get mp without feeling wesfy Ind all tagged
DOWN SS aas al ss Isse ss any fe SEEM Sc
cd almost impossible. Have taken two botz
ties. 9Tlie backaclie, dizziness, pain ip my
chest and arms. and that feeling OF Intense
WEAKNESS are all gone. csn eat anything
and it does not press Ms AZ az. keel }ssf
heartily recommend HoDDs $ sSA1teApARrLLA.
and hnps all xhp desire 10 know anything
about It will cos5s. to tfe and ask What I
{! think of IT. Very rulyyours; Es. >. OF
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News Journal.

Foster and the entire Repuhlicsn ma
chine and all the Republican hosses are
working against Pendleton and lshoring
assidf'tislY to aid in every possible wa,
the hu iding up of the triumvirale into
"a rich, powerful" machine. "ptaciicaiiy
a dictatorship They know that when
this ia the rule within the Democratic
psrtv their way is made easy. Under
cover ni apparent farmers In ah-ewl Re-
publican organs this scheme L. being
worked bf FosFer and his gany for sll it
Is worth. fss -
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Notice of Election.

Notice 10 hereby given that q meeting Of
this members of the Monroe County Agrical
tural Society will be held at the Shsrif's Of.
6cs on Saturday. Janusry Is. 1884, for the
election Of five Directors for said Society
Polls open AZ 1850 and close at 2 o'clock p.
N. GEO. P. D0RR, secretary.
decis, '83td
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81
sE The Camden ring that controls
the Wheeling Register are making 1t
useful IN The Standard o. fight against
Senator Ptndleton.-B BsHaire TribhHs
Yes: and the funniest part OF the bu
siness is that the conversion OF the Reg
lister was Is instantaneous as that of St
P Piul-hetween two davs Senator Cam.
den. like C,l. olivet Il. Payne. is one OF
the heaviest stockholders ia the Stand
ard Oil Company, and neither would oh
! ct to having "another friend at Court"
But then ii is not at all strange that the
octopus should want to grasp Ohio when
il is being pnshed to the wall bv the
Democratic administration in the long
suffering Common wealth of Pennsylva-
nIa.-StabcnpiHe Gosctte.
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u --Stoves. Pumps, Feed Cutters Corn
Shelters. Bird Cages. Rat Traps Brass Kettles,
Gross Gut Saws. Guns, Revolvers Ammunition.
Doors. Sash and Glass. all to be found at The
Hardware S'ore and offered way down in
price. ), sepll. U. E. HARLAN:
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Rncklc,,,s Athiea salxe.

The creates; medical wonder Of the
world. Warranted TO speedily cdfe
Burns. Bruises, Cas-, Ulcers. Salt Rhcum
Fever Sores, Icancers, Piles Chilblains,
Gorns, Petter Chapped Hands, and al
skin ernptions, guaranteed foScure in
every ins snce.or money refunded. 25
cents per box, For sale b.; ). Il. JUp.
kIks, Druegis', Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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1T WILL PaY.YoU

To call at the Hardware Store and see our
stock of StLFERWARE. and get prices,
before making selections elsewhere. Our
goods comprise some Of the prettisst and
latest dssisus just from the mauufao.ure
decie,'Ss C. 3. HARLAN.
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NOTICE 70 TAXPAYERS.

T WILL receive taxes without penalty until
i January goth, 1894
No extension Of time given on old delin-
qutn taxes on personal property.
JOHN RURG SE1uEk,
Treasurer Monroe coun,y, Ohio.
deets s,'s3td.
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Call At TIE srlRir office for jur print
ing from whiting card up to ftill sheet pos
ter. Letter heads. bttsness card ON envelopes,
statements and bill heads printed on short
notice
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- FRESH OYSTERS.

JACOB RsINHERR bsgs leave to inform
the public that he receives fresh Oysters
twice q week aud that he will furnish par.
ties with Oysters during the holidays by the
gallon or any quantity bslow AZ bottom pri.
ces.
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CHuRcH DrRECroRY.

Services at the NJ. E. Church. WoodsSeld
svery Sabbath. Preaching at 1880 A. 4. and
1P. n. Sunday school 2.3O P. N. Prayer
meeting every Thursday at 2 r. N Pastor.
Hsy. b. d. SrAUFFER.
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Z A startltpg Discovery.

Physicians are often startled hv rel
ma,kable discoveries. The fsct that D
Kings Nav Di coverv for C,nsu up,i,n
and all FhFost and Lung diseases is
iaiis ,Gdtidg patients ttsta ey have Civ.
en- upto die, is startling them to realz
their sense Of duty, aed- examine into
the merits Of this wonderful discovery
-esnltin9 in tandseds, OF our best Ply
slcians using IL inJ their rfaetice Trial
Bottles free at Judkins Drug Store.
r .gular . ze 81 90. w
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BrYou can save money by buying your
Candy at 8. W. EGGgR'S he has lust re
ceived . larg. lot of candy which will be sold
cheap.
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BARGAIN.

I viii sell my house and 3 acres of land on
the north side OF town at bargain. There il
-aaood we'll and number of bearing truit
trees ON the premises. Call on or address
CHARLES LYNCH.
Woodsiield, Ohio.
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SLEIGH BELLS. SKATES, Carving
Knives and Forks aud Corn Peppers az the
Hardware Store. C.. &. HARLAN
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Ew Notice is hereby given that all
, cattle caught in the Cemetery here will
be taken 10 charge bv an ofi1ser.
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sE Affection e called to the adyer-
tisensnt Of J. E. dixon, OF valuable
farm for sale.
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clsrniHont Sun.


: The Democratic Legislative cancns to
nominate candidate for United States
Seuat6t should make it's nominatIon bi
d Viva voce vote. No party ever loses
by being open and honest and no legis-
lati't has any Legitimate excuse fnr cloak
ing his ballot unless be purposes to de-
ceive ard hstray his constituency. / be
desires to represent those who sent him
to the General Assembly end to use his
voice and taIsnis 10 accomplish results
desired by his constituents, he should
discard the secret ballet and adopt the
unconcealed method OF an open vote
Mr.. Pendlrton should he reelected anil
has nothing to fear from q viva yocr
vote, and II defeated II will be by some
bargain and sale or low trickery through
secret ballot that conceals and covers
up legislators who have sold themselves
like Ju.ias to betrny Chio's honored Sen
afnr = HERsf
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III = y cssfi 2 fgasi FeJ s1Ir7T
grantees Saned Ann Damn died in.
London ! few ria.s isge;s aged 49, She
v fined nestfs 5a0 phafda was qisearlv
s9fesS iyh,. and .freasdred ibuni the
shoulders eve, feet - ssas' s's,s sa sy.ss
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EEA lady living in West Virgins in,
forms us that i; is very generally ruf
.mored there, and ibe rumor receives
general credence, that Miss La'tie Ynst,
tbs sonne Clanioglona lady who fays.
5srious' y disappeared nom home some
weeks ago. is married and l:yiOe 10 West
Virginia Nv stz lcounty we believe II
is stated Cd good authority that the
young lady had West Virginia lover,
10 whom Der parents we're opposed.
There NAV beA fomancs come out Of
zhis. .psipful nspsise yes- 8eHais ,Is-
dependent.
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DRAcUT, MASS.


aiEssRs. CT. HooD&C Co.,
Lowell. Mass:
Dear Sirs IL have suf-
fered from kidney COM
plant and bilipusness for
fifteen years. Have, tried
everything and iEter gos
fiit good. Last Jauuaty,
before | commenced TAX
ing HOOPS SARSAPARfLe
II. everything ! ate bloat.
cd me an up, pain in my
telest aud arms, headache
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tBcharge stock new goods at HE HARD
WARE STORE, all offered at very low pria
ces. c. e. HARLAN.
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!. w.o.xs,s,a stock stafksi.

Jan. 8 -Chtt,s sta4lc per pound
Sheep sa4spcr peutla. Hogs 4s5 pei
pound gfoss.
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The senatorship,
West Union Defender.

IUe COunCy papers VI " ITO are uc-
ginning to warm up in the interest OF
Senator Pendleton reelection There
is general desire that the han'y OF the
Enquirer shall not dictate to the Demo
cratic masses whom they sin II or shall
not elect to the Senate By every known
rule and precedent Mr.. Pend ston Is en-.
titled to re election. At no time has
he ever wavered in his suppnrt 6t the
Democratic party. He was a D nj ,crst
before The war, during the wsr and since
the war, and at no period has he fsi'ed
to honor The drafts made upoh him nv
his party. Last year b. was on the
stump for his party, and this i'm tiit
face of calling fire kept DIP tom lie
Enquirer office, he lahored assidhnnslv
Tor the party and contributed largely 10
lie success. IL ha7 always been the rule
OF the party to give Senators second
term when it was possible tu do so. and
there is no reason or argument whv ii
should he varied In Mr.. pendle,on's
case, other than that the Il durer doesn'l
want him re elected Ii the T. quiror
had always been copsistent i,s objections
might have some weight, but the Demo!
Gratis o; Ohio are not forgetthl Of ia
past course In the councils Ui the Dem.
qcralic party 1t is entitled to no. conside
ration whatever. 1t is not Democratic
paper any, further than that it gees dol
lars and cents in its adhesion 10 thai
partv.; and to-'laY. as in 1875, it is ready
to throw a Democratic Victory away ir
order 20 Garry its poinst against the par
ty or some individual member of the or
ganiEation who has crossed its slimy
path.
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wneeilaE live ssocA ssaskes:

n Jsnnsry. 1884
Csitle-Veishipg J 900 lbs. are liip',s
ted at 4l44c; weiabiss sem sQQ 70 300
his ! best quality. 50 tc; thilch eo~si
$50 O6a59 90 siBala a.Stc, Ca yes,
as 10 sis AMI auaitM 81. eLalg Q0 per
beads. -s s,s -syssf 80
Eembs-4ts5ic per ib. Il: .r
'Sheep-SaS4c per ihs esra
Hogs-sbis5 l9 fdr b.ss isrsdSss I,
u. - = s.ll-.yY alszStial rraf
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Ian 4-Flour 3 s5a7 90; whea,
OeAl 90; Corn 5faeac; Oats 4oa44c'
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HOOPS sARsAPARiLLA-

Works through the bio5d. regtlating, totiAJ
and invigordttisJ aItths fanctions Of thabods.
Sold by druggists; Prics. si or six for S..
/, C.L. HOOD s. CO. Lowell; MAsss = "a. !ari
fsh20,,ssY. gza. 81 Hr q