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Smyrna times., 1885-08-12

One day good policeman
Upon Market Street did see
fellow who was dancing
Happy as a man could be-
Two words, while he WAS dancing
From his lips he Oft left fall
And they had a world of meaning
For these words were TOWER HALL.
Men ana boys had gathered round him,
The policeman bade them go
Then he told the fellow dancing,
That the meaning he would know
OF his caperS on tie pavement.
And he wished 10 know his name
TOWER HALL was all his answer
To each question twas the same
Said the officer " He's crazy!
He's a lunatic aStray;
To magistrate III take him.
And see what he " i'll say"
Before the magistrate arriving
lie was asked, Where do you live"
TOWER HALL" he still made answer
And no other would ne give.
" lie Is crazy! said his Honor;
Though so nicely he is clad
VIII ask him now question
And commit him if he's mad"
" Where did you bny your ClOthing?'
TOWER HALL! he said again
You're discharged" !" replied his Honor;
That prOr6s that you are sane ~
" IL very righteous verdictw
Was the prisoners reply
"Jndge, you see, went to the Tower
Just suit of clothes to buy:
And / got the suit now on me,
Al price, IN cash, 80 small.
That could not keep from dancing,
Nor from shouting TOWER HALL"
Your excuse is all sufficient"
said his Honor: 90 and shout
And, If yuu feel like dancing
You have leave to dance il out
shall go, myself to the Tower,
And shall purchase there a rig
Then, on Market street III meet vou
And we both will dance a Jig
HIGH qualities, Low prices and RELIABLE gar
nents are the legitimate Inducements offered tC
at
TOWER HALL,
us and 520 Market ST., PhHadelphia. J1
GARITEE, MASTEN & ALLEN.
Smyrna times., 1885-08-12
SECRET SOCIETIES.

MORNING STAR LODGE. No. G. l. o. 0. F-Meets
every Friday evening, at ~ o'clock
Mcdonnell ENCAMPMENT, No. .2,LO.O.F-Meet>
Second and Fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month, at 712O'clOck.
HARMONY LODGE. No. l3. A. F. A. M.-Meet> First
and Third Thursday evenings of each month
at ~ n'cluck.
SMYRNA CoNCLAvE. No. 10. ORDER or IIFPTAsoPIls
-Meeisevery Wednesday evening AT Z = o'clock
Smyrna times., 1885-08-12
lO47 KENT COUNTY 1884.
Mutual Insurance Co..
DOVER, DEL.

InsuTes against loss by fire. issuing mutual poIi
cles only under which payments are made an
hua!ly III advance during membership, and on
CeNsihg 10 be members whatever remains unex.
dends Is returned, thereby furnishing insurance
at cost.
Smyrna times., 1885-08-12
JOS L. BECKETT, Agent.
Hay Fever

Is attended by an in
famed condition OF
the lining membrane
Of the nOstrils, tear
duets and throat, af-
fecting the lungs. An
acrld mucuS is Sc,
ereted, the discharge
is accompanied with
a burning sensation.
There are severe
spasms Of sneeZing
frequent attacks OF
headache, ,watery and
inhamed eyes. Ely's
Cream Balm is a real
cure for this disease
and can be depended
uDOn
Smyrna times., 1885-08-12
LOWber'S FAMILY PHYSICIAN

The Popular EIouseboI5 T--.-l---A-3--
DE, DEAR SIR We have used your 81 Faroil p,'i
clan WIFE greet success in our family
D TDSiltlend y as safe cure for Choiera Af,i
, , may z01y
A. hastoT Of NJ Z. Church. Iewistov,n Doi
NSmDef Soi1s Worm Lozenges- pleasant sac s,,,a
Soiu uy druggists and Medicine dealers
Smyrna times., 1885-08-12

All Heavy Freight intended to be hauled TO
H'ml by our Teams should be reported at our
Oillce the night previous to departure oG Boat
Any Small Packages should be reported al the
once at least two hours before Boat starts
FhilHde4phia and Smyrna Transport
tatiOn Company.
j. f. TIGERT, PreS't
W q. PIERCE, Sec'y and Trea'r
OFFICES No. - ;. Delaware Avenue. phila
and Smyrna Del
Smyrna times., 1885-08-12
Abstract OF NtatemaDt Isso

Receipts for the Year 1888 $40 eao ..
Losses ana Expenses for the Year 1883 IL '521 m
Dividends Paid -. ~, ,'01t 90 ~
Paid Members on Withdrawal.......... 1'4Go o3
onnttoCreditofMembers Dec 81 1883 lO5.3I2SS
Smyrna times., 1885-08-12
Wilmington Z Baltimore Railroad,
DELAWARE DIVISION.

On and after August Sd 1850 SUNDAYS exceDt.
ed) trains will leave as follows
Smyrna times., 1885-08-12
AGENTS:

AGENTS:
ANDREW ]. WILSON. General AGENT Dovar
6to 1g ". WmtdHs Ne10drk. r. W. WiHen, Bridgeuille
1eJ ~ =, %, IOhey Det Guy: LelHUet w WGples LeIUes
r. ~ D' nusoHey, IOlOHsend John W, WOOtton Laurel
a. 4, SsIHto"; smyrna: Henry W. Baker SedtOrd
J. h. ARdersOn FFe,terica f0,gn U'''V'
Reynedr Williams Milford Jt,aes P,,udeg Million
". NJ Stevenson Felt0n IL y VG0nno1 Soc Jo,,e>
C.J.HdTrfn0tOn, Forming. iS,lsser. ~ ''''''
ton.
r.,-, :, - J0hn r. MdntiUe. GTeensbOrOuQh Nd.
Jeremiah b. Fletcher Preston Nd
=, James Cannon. Salisbury Nd
r. +. HdltOlUdy Berlin. ma.
VIM. g. Dickinson, POconiOke Gin, Nd.
All business communications should be addressed
TO
WIN. DENNEY, Sec'y,
March 4. 1888. DOVER. DEL
Smyrna times., 1885-08-12

We claim the follow
ing for this bar:
lst.-A saving of fuel
over the ordinary bar.
2nd.-Such cOnstruc.
tiOn as will equalize all
strains resulting from ex-
panSium and contraction,
thus avoiding warping, and
thereby insuring long SER
vice.
3rd.-ThOrOugh com
bustion of fuel. owing to the
large air spaces exposed.
Smyrna times., 1885-08-12
Notice 10 Nmyrna Summers

Ledue Heping'S Landing, hour later.
R9- Hack leaves Smyrna about q hour before
he Boat starts.
Smyrna times., 1885-08-12

March 4. 1883. DOVER. DEL
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-20
For Susbplrutueen.

&bubarbsgubbiug.- Giuau StiItens LEGION
for 9ie, bet nil fse, itraI benz Os fiGr benz inaa Stgts
ter lag paa gunben al en- 9ubbtngs6orm ct Gag at grso
os Srsr, iaa ct Sag meb Rbubarb:S tptter, os fts rtses
Zig Sutter bsropsr; iaa tommsr ct anSst Gag al 8rsO o9
Smsr, bernGft after Rbubarb, os paa benne Maaabe forts
i9ttss Der, inbtiI 8isrrsIst sr fulbt. guu Goppen maa
man brpsis en- bel Del Gutter. Gag iau 2uaset p0a o9
fat 5ormen IND gassrOpnen, faa set banpes en- baIu
Zines Gib. 8srpuu tusss 9ausst Of, % man Iaber PUB
binseu itaa Sunen ianIGnse, inetiI ben bIiuer betEi9 brun.
Som suuee bertI fan sruges f~0rifisai8e SIa8s, men ben
maa ferpsres uarmt.
&aIpes& otetetter,-@ On 8Obt itsgt feb RaIues
itsa anless af be feife fom en- SeIitat 8fet O9 bgppist ta9es
BERTH bet iaataIote g~iprsitptte, men ogiaa andre Dele at
Raluen tan iilauss, iau be afsiuer ct Iiseiaa soSt IaaaIs
tib, tbi bet er paa Giquuntnsen, at bet iom ofteit tonImsr
an. Stptfet fra Rpsbsnst og nebab Gi6beneue opbusges
iaaisSes, at Der bIiper ct fort Ribben buert Stptte Gtbs
b~enifpttet fnsftes paa ct 9ar Stsber, Os III bar man be
~iaataIbts RoteIetter. Bill man bape bsis risti9 ueIimas
aenbe, ba berer man ts ab puu ~fsEseubs Naabe: Stpts
terns, iOm maa pore pent O~pbussste os tiIffaarne, bgpYeS
I jmsItet Smsr % beftrses peI meb en- Blanotn9 al rspst
grsb % repet tor on, ben ~iaatulbte garmeiansOit erben
finsite til BETTE grus, bog fan en- anbsn S.agS St o9Iaa
aisre bet. Saa bpppss aOteIetterne pioitebe sss, os dtS
ter befrses be poo bssse StSsr meb ben fnreune gIans
biua of OF us grsb, bpOrpaa Be b~runiiesss. aog ct baIut
Iunb Wacearoui, ofFI benz iaa, tiIiGt berpaa z un1sr
Smsr % en- RopfuIb TomatOiauce, liht reusn OF o9 Salt
efter geboa. Cab MI bsnne SIunbIug bIius aIoeIss beO,
oo rsr af % til beri. 0s ben iaa op t Uttoten al ct
asrrs Stessfab, Os &OtsIstterne IGsses en- Htns esront'
NM
firing.
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-20
SmaasIctitier.

Gn of be perfe glaser, 5sns fan belernres men, Ct
Gus; bet aisr, at be aIbris faar StO. os man oil a'D'S
faa bet rette llbbptte al benz, iauIense be panfrtOes paa DC"
NPaabe. 9ette er bog lite iaa panitsllsf al raaos pOS .
paa. Man bebsper Blot at operfutsre Ya9Iene "sO u y
~sasafras Os brppps nOsIe faa Draab'r Oeraf ! 9os't 0'VpS,
oa be nil inart pore init fine YlaseaanOef' De' w
aientuaes ct 9ar 9anse ON aaret.
Sprutns 9enber ~bslbreoes snrftS, "aa' ~" oa
aftsnen ~inbsaibsr benz meo en- Salpe, OeFaashDe "
bpibt Dor, 4 COB fineifs groulneeo!is os @pm' p''AOa''
gaIfam, os Iisser usS gambler paa ON a''n su.,
Sen liIempe, at aisbfarie bIiper tor at at blaps
tiuaust / ajsbmuifiuen, ~afbialpes os0' al @an' : wy.
bet er ~ituitaarst, bIanbsr bet men n0se' ~ Da ~ ~'
itaI baus bsri; bet binber 8lsofar'en % sp' p'" "1' 'A"
Interchangeable.
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-20
MoS SaaretS affaleeu.

st gObt os pirtiomt MibbeI til at ituubie 9opso9ad'
rets affalben er fslsenbs: 0Pan tiIauer en- SIanOtn9 at Hn'
,r puIueriieret sage (SuIuie), bpilts ~operspbes ntso en-
gint foISt blsbt ganb. SaIb bette ct Stnftsrrel rneo
9aaa paa, us LAB bet itaa Oper SIben os trette it9 10 eusr
Is Minutter fiji ganbst af, os iet berttI en.Sbeitsfulo
meb pulpsriieret gOror os Iiseiaa meset Sult. 0poepar
benne gIaubine I en- t~attortet SLATE, balo oeraf Nforsen
Oa afteu nOset paa en- Suamp eIler ct bIsOt alGoe, O9 gum
ioo beru,eb belle Sopsbet I~emfaIbist. Ostte bar pt1t hs
ion, en- ierbeIss beIbis Saarplsie, bog bcr man butte paa,
at esrunbsu til, at Saaret faIber al, Tan pare tOrltelltS
hos Be f~orftieuise Wssnnsfsr, buOrfOr bstn NOT fan tretle 49,
at bet lite utrter Iige traftist Dos aue
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-20
carmen, Buffet % gauen.

~' Da's'' ' ' pH7nos s'pfr uubr 5ormipal.n II tv.d,h b.orb.tss,
for -Deorab s8ohen-,
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-20

Op6as.Iisr 9uebebrsbsbagene. Wuns
BEN: "Ssoe guIaIie, ba ies gift siens
mem Sapen, iaa ies en- Wensbe aipars
ses, fGrbi9e til Gisttenet. sunbs 0u
bape 9pf til ieIu at saa nb os inbs
iamle aarsts forite 9Sif2
Den unse 6rue er Tet lite bismms
| Gilt, boab BET peSrsrer 9ausn, men
nil naturlisuiS sierne ifjaIe fin uuibens
beb os flyer berfor:
@geb On bpab, 5reberit, ui saar
Der ub besss to. gu pIuttsr benz oa
leg boIbsr paa Stissu.
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-20

~SJeaar traf Der mig Roset, iom life
after nil bGnbe mig, ON leg Ieusbe
tufube gtar," iu9be en- Manb til en-
anben. "5pab fuube oa bet p9re2"
ipurste benne. "aa, lite anbst enb
at ies ba fplbte NIT 4Obe aar", par
Sparet.
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-20

}. q ADEKRCI
BAKER, Ass q
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-20
apertisfe NJ
NorO Saf0urns 90tre.
ROmun 8 Gde of gers. esars Boob.
Vile tire Sele hliannacn 672 SiOcr = inO6unSen ct Sinb, pOtoirt S1.O0.
BO8n e peut % aot tnObunoeu meo 2eoerRps Us Sisrue.
Snoboio fapiteIptss

5Srfte Gel 24 Sber-antOmfeu. 2preia oueraaaet. gRnet po sau
boHefottonen. en- ul9Heus SGnoeie. gtr garHon8 geisa. Spgaese bet Suia2
zen 0rolgsnoe Grit SptnoeuaO pno Gladmtfen. Zen oTemhse geuins Souts
gsennod 9umtbs 6ororrn9. 6orbept SIR Carlton bHber faot mo ianu. Ten
atbrnoe Gulet gnpetn 9bsneps Spm. gapen gbesuep. gRis gbesueus Srnat
Nr. CARTONS 8e8jGrng Gufstt bier fig istaL greueue. 5oriuunben. en- for.
ngds uofugt Npe Saroa9eber
&uben Gel 1872 Siber. Spmtomfen. gRlRn CT Wuts sfne ct BE.
1873 eoar 2oo8e ahis 9ebwnit De iuuuebe 9Grmer. On fin Dame. Tn msrf
Anele eH t1tenoe Gottemao. Sagt bort Spm ct annfht Sirtet 9Iboae
til bet samle SUm 5rOrt grebs Grille. ct ubelbat Rpoe. On aammel ri.
eOe tonmr t8Rn. Seq 8ar bort meo Strsnmeu" Zen uRfe gq. ct uusuet
8eis8 Utter anFgtk
9rebte Del 2e @ner .BaoeasOet 5uronbin8er. ReobeIsn grs gss.
pafps 5ort9Qn9. @r. Cartons 3rgHms. On forurofgnbe 2gbeo. gRr os 2aop
Saura Carlton hemme. Mrs Smith bmRr SaloeL gn Ioen gftrunina. gmn
traHr fui 2ft / BHfer Game 2uOp Sane tummer enoi8 til 5onuf. Sre
Cir STEPHENS Bes8. SraalHe ENhtfe. ct nt SteO for Err Carlton gHs
strings uoTu9t Ut Tibet 2gs gRoOiute gee. Suotbs 5traaHsS Sadsrerens
Telegram. Den torfprreoe 5rOtof. 5Ur srt uoiaheieu. 4ombetpnt SorIsrs
SelOENfsttao. unoluppen. 9e fraoognOe 8Ggr bar enosH9 lag. fig til Sphe.
Aonsie: y. auunoien, Seorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-20

trepe ban. seq par 1tnot no9le 9an9e
Hleb bi5fe anaIbIaaiene, men ieg liter
benz ifte", pEeieoe Ian at t%iIfSie.
"Sfabbst fplger iaa ifrar sftsrpaa,
naar Sansn fulpef nab, at man life
faar lib til at ie efter, OH man bar
taget rigtig Stste, for man trat af."
@fterat ut bapbe botIet os en- Smuie,
bar bet after afifeb, Os eftsr ct Rpars
tiers Sang fob ri peb R~sbsansen til
Stortiaften. "6er er Seiuiieren |
Staret", iuSbs 9eurit, psgenoe paa en-
flor Sten. "5aube alorts troet, at
ben 8afetoppeu bin funoe pGre iaa
paoIibelis. Men saa MI iaa itiue Iom
en- Mus. 0eI er Stobben iaa INF, at
Der intet er at ie inbentOr StubDtobs,
men 6obben hsrsr bebre enb en- Senss
manS bare en- liben Sten runtIer uns
Der Soben paa big, eler BIZ trGSer paa
en- tor Rpannersb, berer ban bet itrar
% pIumpsr uf Stenen." 81 tom Sa
neboper ben bratte 81, lite uben Be
iper, ba ri ifuIbe saa taa IpbIeit iom
muIist, os naaebe Strauben paa ct
SteS, buor 9snrit iasoe, at ri tanoe
pope os frem uoen 5apst. 0erpau
treb nj bag nosIe SIippsbIOffe til st
Steb / gugten, iom SeIen pleieoe a
buiIe paa. 0aen ubeIbisuis InfteSs BET
IiOt fra 9anb, os be SGIer, Tom bauo'
tasst 9Iabs paa BE- nermeits Stene,
baube alsrsbe martet 9ustsn at os'
gi tom netop tibsnOt til at ie BEN
iumse | 5apet en- efter en-. &un puf
ben pberfe Sten, iom laa noset paa'
fraa fra os, laa Der ct oissrt alei q
en- Gal.
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-20

Zig fra GuglauO o. SraHfrige. Sun De btbfe Og Og melt efarnc Arz
.beiOere ~ipselattes Ger. Tabriifen ian life rie la af noacn bot aOcr,
ben bar I'm udrct Gang Omtrent 10 Qar % bcSgnOte % ganite Imant
meO umrrHt 100 arbciNere, men inafnart bette SfOt0t Tom Igd1g, 60
oct Ofe fig, BUaO oct SuCbe til, blu 5abritica n5Ot til al nOUtOes ira
SiO til aHOen, iuoll Otu MI er en- a De t0rfe Of ben Sla8S, Der noe
.IuifenSe iabriferer 9ameio. Sg tnOnu Uier bet ig tie at DGre ltrt
moi 6OrbOl0 til aidtHHQeH, TIL ben br life partt ifanO i'll at fgiOe
aae bsSrOres, iOm OagIis fOmmer iO, 5OOriOr man after bhper moot
til of uOuioe 6abritfeu, bulttt er ct gOOt SeUi5 ior, at SnoloDs SO CT
gbt lift Of SumtrHe. giebrHs ane taser Ouer aane Cher OF ltoeH
6anOtl, bnaOe 6abrtunte % GjObmduO, mcOens De Sortr Stot0i,
Der alho bar uaret irembObt. iOr Eubitum icn oct bebfe, % bBs ia
.brtter fan brute fig al bot Nlber, MAJ aucrtcres III ~rcOatertOc Prdsr
% uOQet snopg til 3~aOt05apris, iages ynOlCUs StOtOi for Samcr
ratt moi, % life iurOi oct s~rinrrcOe Og par goot iOr 80 Gar i0sn, men
iOrOi Oct or, bOab Si0beren Onihr.
Sc sfo, iOm bore 6OrfdOre brugte, g6r Os liact goat.
Seq bar 2uoiou8 SfOtoi
French Kid, English first Quality, hand seweD, English Cura-
Goa Kid, Tampioo Goat Oil, Goat og PEBBLE Goat.
. Seq bar ollie SreOOer fra "S" til IS g., o9 bar mo-
item ale De ~forifeli9e 6aconer. Seq fan O9iaa ~forifaTe
Gnbper. INN anifes bet,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-06-18
Governor Hoadly Not a Candidate.

NEW YORK, June 15.-Gov. Hoadly,
of Ohio, who, with his wife and daughter,
is on bis way home from West Point,
spent yesterday in New York. He was
asked concerning dispatch from Wash.
ington, printed In morning paper of
June 18th, stating that he would not be
a candidate for reelection, and said
"The dispatch is correct. shall not be
a candidate. My objections are purely
personal, and not due to any doubt that
the Democratic party will elect its can
didate. Ny business requires my atten-
tion, and L cannot afford to neglect it.
Judge Foraker is an able man of high
principles and will make brilliant can
vass. but the issues the Republicans pro
puse to press will, in my opinion. beat
him. Their platform is simply a bitter,
narrow, vulgar asperslon of the Demo-
cratic party, and so transparently so that
| am sure the people of Ohio will not
tolerate its false appeals"
OF the National Administration Gov>
ernor Hoadly said: "Clean, honest and
wise, make bold to say, the people of
Ohio must, at the end of the present
Administration, characterize its con-
duct"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-06-18
BARNESVILLE.

Our city is relieved from that monoto-
ny, common to all places this season, by
our berrymen; all is hurry and hustle,
Sunday not excepted.
The Vineyard rink was open on last
Thursday night, where. as a, natural re-
suit, was rendezvous for al that could
skirmish about and raise dime.
Mr. and Mrs. Abel Lewis, of East
Main street, have returned to their home
after spending some time with friends
at Flushing.
purchased the restaurant on Arch street
formerly occupied by Emanuel Sproat,
deceased.
John Oslcr, king of, gamblers, was
pulled in" last week for keeping a
gambling resort on Sunday, fined $50 and
costs. We would just say to Others in
the same business, that coming events
cast their shadows before them, and
trust that their perceptive faculties are
well enough developed to see the
shadow. We will say no more. knowing
that "a word to the wise is sufficient"
John H. Buchanan, of this place, a
highly respected citizen and true
Christian, died at his home on North
Chestnut street. last Friday night
funeral took place on Sunday. He
leaves wife and many near relatives
to mourn, who have the sympathy of the
entire community.
Communion services were conducted
on last Sunday by Rev. Reed at the
Prnshvtnrian ohnroh
After dead lock" and much conten-
tion Prof. Peck has been re- employed to
superintend our public schools another
year at reduction of 800.
Z. Damsel, our popular ice cream
dealer. is doing more extensive BUSH
ness, despite the hard times, than he has
done any previous year.
A number of the "toughs" of this
city stationed themselves at the post
Office corner on last Friday night to ridi-
cule couple of pumpkin rollers" as
they termed them. Marshal Trisler
dropped in upon them or the result
might have been bloody conflict, as Mr..
Groves (Which was the name of one of
the young men from the country,) ap~
peared to strike with the preponderance
of John L. Sullivan.
Mrs. King and Miss Mary Powell, of
Bellaire. are spending few days with
friends in this place.
Warren township furnishes two can
didates before the county convention for
treasurer. s.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-06-18

IT is beginning to dawn upon the
mind of Democratic Senators that the
administration has made a serious mis-
take in removing ex-senator Bruce to
make room for Gen. Rosecrans, as Reg
ister of the Treasury. There are seven
millions Of colored people in the coun>
try, and Mr.. Bruce was their only rep
.resentative in the higher departments
of the executive branch of the govern
ment. He is man of broad culture, of
splendid ability, of unapproachable
character, and has discharged his duties
in the interest of the public His dis
placement shows the hypocrisy of Dem
ocratic professions of friendship for the
colored race.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-06-18

THE primaries of the Republican par
ty in Belmont county will be held next
Saturday, and the county convention on
Thursday following.
Ohio is the first important State to
hold general election following the in
auguration of Democratic national ad-
ministration; therefore the election of
the coming autumn is one of tremen-
dous importance to the party. The
State convention has done its work, and
done it we'll But, it is of greater im+
portance that local conventions act wise
ly. Their nominations are closer to the
People, and will be known to the voters
Of the county personally. If they are
acceptable, and are fairly nominated, the
Republicans will carry the county. If
they are not, the chances will be against
as.
Republicans of every election precinct
of the county should attend the prima-
ries on Saturday, and see that good men
are chosen delegates. If anywhere an
attempt is made to select delegates sole>
ly with view to nominate some indi-
vidual for an unimportant county Office,
1t should be prevented. The party is
greater than any man. and no mans am
bition should be allowed to jeop rdiZe
its success. 1t is matter of little con-
sequence to the masses Of Republicans
which one of the excellent men named
fills Che Office of County Treasurer: but
it is matter of the highest Importance
to all, that good and true men be chosen
to represent the county in the General
Assembly. Give attention to this, and
trust the convention to do fairly in the
nomination of the balance of the ticket.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-06-18

GoDEY's LADY's Book for july Is the
66lst appearance of this venerable Mag
aZine. Like cid wine it gives one the
fruition of age. The number for July
needs no especial recommendation as it
exceeds in beauty and merit any previ>
Gus appearance of this old-timed Maya
zine. Its illustrations are rich and beau
tiful, while its reading matter, dressma-
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KEEP IT PURE
The Life IL the Blood-Prevent Disease Sur.
gerry the Last Resort-A Telling Letter.

The Life IL the Blood-Prevent Disease Sur
gerry the Last ResOrt-A Telling Letter.
Here is fact for you to think over, viz:
Medical science proves that diseases, no mat
ter how great q variety they seem to have,
procede from comparatively small causes: II
relieve or cure so wide range OF complaints
some of them appearing almost opposite in
their natures, when q medical preparation
acts at once upon the digestive and urinary
organs. and also puriaes the blood, the list
of difficulties subject to Its control is aston
Ishing; but while many things are said to
posiess this power, those which aci ualiy do
It is conceded that DR. KENFEDY'S FAv-
ORITE REMEDY, of Rondout, n. Y, is the
most effective preparation Low In use for all
the circulation; hence 1t Is more than likely
that II the writer of the following letter
had hab1tually taken 'FAVOBITE REMEDY
ten years ago, he would never have suffered
Pittsfield; Mass. March q. 1884.
DR. d Kennedy, Rondout. New York:
Dear Sir-About six years ago was Obliged
to resort to external treatment for the remov-
al of cancerous growth on my lip; on my res
turn home became sensible that my blood
needed thorough cleansing; my whole sys-
tenn too required toning up; while casting
about for the best medicine to do this, your
'FAVORlTE REMEDY was SO highly com
mended in my hearing that resolved 70 try
IT: did SO, and the result surprised me; 1t was
effected so quickly and completely; soon
got over the depression produced BY the oPer-
alton and since the 'FAVORITE REMEDY
which 1 have continued to take in small
dOses has kept me in such health and
strength as I never had before nor expected
to have; it is the best blood purifier In the
word; am sure of that Yours. &c,
"a Adams st MATTHEW FARRELL.
In all cases when a consultation ia deemed
desirable,
Y. But, If you have not done so, adopt 'FAV>
ORITE REMEDY as household friend.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-06-18

A DIFFICULT surgical operation or a
horse was performed by DR.. j. B. Hatch,
er, veterinary surgeon at Louisville, on
Monday. The case was one of Necrosis,
or death of the second and third mOlars,
and surrounding bones of the left upper
jaw, and nearly destroying one eye. 1t
being almost impossible to extract these
teeth even with 15-inch fOrcep, the op-
Grafton was performed by dividing the
skin and muscles directly over the roots
of the diseased teeth, then with q tre-
phine the bones of the face were bored
through down on to the diseased teeth,
when they were easily removed, tOgeth+
er with the diseased bones of the face
and jaw. The animal is doing we'll and
will doubtless recover. OBSERVER.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-06-18

THE late Minister to England. James
Russell Lowell, started for home on
Wednesday of last week, after an alb
sence of eight years in the diplomatic
service. He was appointed to succeed
Mr.. Caleb Gushing as Minister to Spain
in 1877, and three years later was trans,
ferred to London to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mr.. John
Welsh, of Philadelphia.