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NEW YOSK March Co.t0D--Steldy futures
4 sSc. July. Lice; August, Lite; Seotaua -
II 3io October. IL Sic: November, 10 CSC; Decon-
otT, loose <icrg-beavy; re sa'pts 5000 oois.
xi orts S9o bbls supartine State ana Western
= .542. wheai spot lie lower. closing heavy
options trfs higher, but latec declined Ia g
snd closed Of the lowest figures during the Wees
SIZE urRrsded spring. 90c: rngrafed red. siaS5c.
No. red s,12s; No. 2 red, Ht4g9li4c; No. I waite
SEQ closing at Ssc: April sales o. $4,000 ~. VI
S9Ueo5lc closing at sec: Ma sales OF 5. Sos 5000
atss sW92ssc, c,cslng et e2Hc, closing at ~.
9iskc; July. ISLES Of COO bu. at 9I5S 9sStc clos
Inc At 2l1 &c. Corn-Spot lots 1s4slc aud optionss.
orts. 81 600 bu.: ungrsded, 5o952c: No s. 51sz
@s1hc; steamer. 5o1<@5sIc; No. , 5l4@Slt2-
steamer yellow, 5l5495E4c: steamer wnile,
5l@-c, closing at Sic; April so1495l5<.. cl0sins
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Mr.. Thurman is Pleased.

columbus Special TO Cincinnati Enquirer.
gentleman who was in consultation with
Judge Thurman to-day states that the Judge
is quite we'll pleased with the Cabinet which
appears to have been decided upon for Mr..
Cleveland, and makes prominent the poin!
that he was not candidate, and only would
have accepted at the urgent request of
friends If he had been rendered place. As
regards the French Mission, the Judge has
not said whether be would accept or not, but
the impression is that he would be governed
in the matter by the wishes of friends should
he &c called upon to decide.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07

The last and most .dsr gsfous form of rheu-
matism is that which attacks the heart.
nefetofore there has been little hope for q
patient wnen the disease reached this stage.
But Mrs. w. Weilmsn, OF Kipgsvile. "
writes as follows: Il received the bottle OF
Athiophoros all right. Have received mere
benefit from il than from any other medi-
cine ever used. IL relieved me from all
pain around my heart the first day, and
went 10 bed and slept WELL
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
The Produce Market.


Eggs-Paytng lsc per o.; from store, 2oo;
.utter-Creamery fancy. u s2sc; choice. Is q sOo;
grades. i@le per ID. 1'''A "1s'' 's'-' -"
Poultry-Hers SIC per 10. roosters, lc; spring
Chickens Sc: hen turkeys. 9Ho ton turkeys, sHs
old geese. and veli-.s@s.iersd. per dos, IS %:
ducks, per doz., IS 60.
ssasc .s's-..'ns s'S'S' '''' mixed ana 0''A'
Medium, 20c; unwsshed common, zoe; un washed
nie, Ice; Cosswold, l5c; &C. coarse, l69i7c; 80.
rhe Provision Market,
Below are the present IoopIng prices:
smoked Meats. canyssed or plain plain meats
not sua ran ssasns5 skippsrsns Hans 10
70 IN los, average, ac 70 o. los svesase Nc;
aSs sc caiorns hams, 0 ST. English f O SfssI
sy sSoueIs peces sysEssnr 10 IL @
&c; dried beei i5c. Bacon-Ciear aides. medi "a
VI, SIC: DO backs, light weight &C.; bellies. So:
a nich fieie9 1cs aesrngsh cured clear
ades or backs, unsmoked, Ti4c; Bean pork clear,
per hol.. zoo lbs, SIG co. pork. clear. per Dbl, 200
ns ~ So So family beef. us A' PEI ''''' IO' ''''
Lard-Pure kettle-rendered In tierces, s1zc; to
s1Ib pals, sSsc: Io-ib pals. SIC. ''--
Eo0gns-ln cloth &c; in skin, &c
The Grocery Market.
Cneese--rull cream. New YORK. lfe3locs O1so.
g; part skir, e9sc per pound; White soas he;
- Cooaeee;s-Ncommon. s<aiokc: ordinary, 1o.<
ilc; fair, 1lz9iis4c, prime, l21<Sl2szc; strictly
prime, lE49i3Ac; choice. lS'<9llAc: Old Gov
nisa 1 lS paetsses S csss s.
TO-, 1859; Arbucke's roasted, lsllc; Leyerins s.
NC; Cardobs, NHc; Gates A No. /. lbslc Gate
sussrs--Sutlosf. 71se; powdered. 10: graua
sted, tss0Gs4c; standard A, e55fQ06llc Of A, Ga e
&c; white extra q. 81 J6lsc: light brown. 81 :.
nc; common grades. 5S961sc New Orleans brown,
Molasses snc 5yrups-New crop New Orleaa,
nolssses, 5o9ooc: syrup. 2sst5c pc, gal Tor coai
nSn to choac &C., maple , syrnp; 81 l s 80
Spices = Pepper, lSXalsXc: aspice. 100 70
loves. 90975c; ginger. l7921c; cinnamon IN mats
i2915c; nutmegs, 7oGsSoc.
Salt-Iake. in car lots. CSC; drsy lots. o. 0ogl %;
starch--Refned pearl sl<dsssso per 10. /; Eureka,
&c; Champion gloss lump, 6g67<c; improved
corn, eba7lsc.
nsiyes ssn 60: No. %asssTsl o. hsi1es
$40; No. 2msckerel. sl2 50ais; halves, Sc SOFAS;
No. medium. S.: halves. 81 50; No. rrackerel,
1905 so: halves. sS1s 90: No; white fsn. 81 SO;
b9l; extra, SIC; Grand Bank, S5a5hc per 10
family white FISH, So 90 per 100 lbs: No. pickerel,
60 90 per leo lbs; ballibut, lac perlo.
FOREIGN Fruits-London layer rsisins, new,
g 25Qs 40; new Valencia. l19il5<c: sultana, lac;
new Muscatel rsisns. two crown. 81 ssas %: Cali
Mesins, IS 1904 90. Prunee-NeW Turkish. 5S51c;
SasnA dS suIas &c neT E.as s' Layers
pound boxes. 9c0l0c Orangea-florida, crate S41
30: Mesina Orsnges-sine,eO.. e 50Q2 IS double
0 = ss@s co. n vssncia essss g 5cas CO. Pes
sc; roasted. l0c: Tennessee. l<06kc. Bananss-
el92 per buncn. Cocosnurs-ss 5oao.
Tanned Goods We quote: Tomatoes,
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LOEDON. March 6.-Consols. 81 4l6; account.
9s1tc United States Bonds-4s, 255s: AIS, 14h
Railroad Eonds-Canadian Pacific 40sz; Erie, Ia "a:
seconds, 5sE: Illinois Central, 29H: 5t. Paul.
IS: new York Central, 9215; Reading, SO.
PARIS March 6.-Rentes- s1f S2Lc.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07

Washington speclal. !

Or. Urish Terrell, OF Orsrgs County, Vir-
GINA, walked into the Arlington Hotel and
remark ed TO the proprietor: 4 am niue;y-
TWO years OF age aud have come all the
way from my home TO shake with President
Cleveland - He cent mp III. card bat CieYe-
land was too busy II see hi~l.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
New Light on Rheumatism.

81 had been c)mpl -tsly disaoled from
rheumatism. I used Parker Tonic for kid
Dey disease, when TO my astcnlsbinapt IT, >
rheumatism completely disappeared" So
writes Mrs. Henry Bogert. OF M 45I Allan
tic avenue, Brooklyn, n Y. Rheumatism
arises from the failure OF the kidneys to sep
srate the uric acid from the blood.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
Rheumatism Ouickly Cured.

There has never been medicine Tor rheuma
ism introduced in this State that has given sucn
universal satisfaction as DUrang's Rheumatic
Remedy. IL stands out alone as the one great
remedy that sctually cures this dread disease. II
g. tsken internally ana never has and never can
Tail 10 cure the worst case in the shortest time. II
las the Enforcement and Recommendation OF
msny leading physicians In this State and else
wheIe. IL is sold by every druggist at 81. write
for nae foTiy-Iase pamphlet 10 r. h. II ELPHES'
sTlNE. Druggist. Washington u. g.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
Dry Goods.

NEW YORh March Dry Goocs-Tne demand
first hands. either by per on or by orders shog
no activity. but wide request for many moderate
sssoriments stalking a very good total. which is
fairly indicative Of an improved jobbing distriou
ton throughout the country.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
"Fools Rush in, Where Angels Fear to
Tread

So imsetrous youth is often given to folly
and iDoiscretions; and, as result, nervous,
mental and organic debility follow. memory
lie impaired, self conf idence is lacking; at
night bad dreams occur, premature old age
seems setting in, ruin is in the track. In
confidence, you can and should write to Dr.
r. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, n. Y, the
author of treatise for the benefit OF that
class of patients, and describe your symp
toms snd sufferines. He can cure you at
your home, and will send you full partica-
lars by mail
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Anerica,s Pride.

True American men and women. by reason Of
their strong constitution. beautiful forms, rich
compilations and Characteristic energy. are envied
by ell nations II is the general use OF Dr. Harter'
Iron Tonic, which brings about these results.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
Reform IN whisky Called For.

philadelphia Call
Most of the stuff sold under the name of
whisky would make Guy Fswkes OF the IA.
gel Gabriel.
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6ALTIHOR.
- - ~

6ALTIHoRE. Msrch c. whisEJ steady a,
o. xNal Il
ST. LOUIS, March WHISKY Steady at 81 IA
CINCINNATI. March :. Whisky Unchanged
AZ 81 Is.
0HICAGo. March -whisky-Unchsngsd al
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07

New YOTk Letter.
List night the Liederkranz Society gave its
annual ball. For the first time it was given
at the Opera House, which was superbly
decorated for the OCCASION It has always
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07

Men who suffer through lndscret;ons, re-.
member Aliens Brain Food restores former
vigor to brain ard body. 81; for 50, st
druggists, or by mai from J. II. Allen, 3l5
First avenue New y oTk.
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J. r. RYAN g. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

g. snc ca East Maryland St.. indianapolis.
Grain. Flour, Feed, Produce. etc. Storage for
four and merchandise. Our rooms are large, airy
and clean.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07

The combination, proportion and process
in preparing Hoods sarsa parilla are peculiar
to this medicine, and unknown TO others.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07

Louisville Courier Journal
Mr.. Gould shears his lambs when the mer-
curry is fifteen below
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One Lingering Look.


Chicago Times.
The 'rascals'' have Just time to take one
more look to see that they haven't left any.
thing worth taking away.
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WELL PLEASED.

DR.. c. Roberts, Winchester, III says: Il
have used ii with entire saiisfac ion IN cases
of debility from age or overwork, and in it,
ebriates and dyspeptics, and am well pleased
with its effects
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07

Mr. Editor: Il wss induced by reading your
coed paper 10 Try Dr.. Hsrters Iron Tonic for dc.
bilty. liver disorder and scrof1la. aud thre- bot
ties have cured ne. Accept my thanks. Joseph
G, BCees-Ex
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AS rsindrop ioretells storm, 50 does n

n I"IHuIUp IUIS1cIIs slUIHI, 70 UUest p.mpIe
upon the human body indicate health destroy ing
virus in the blood which can be neutraiized and
expelled only By Dr.. Harter's iron Tonic.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
Live STOCK.
Indianapolis Live stock Mar kes.

UN1oS STOCK YARDS, March g.
CATTLE - Receipts, 100 head; shipments. l0l
head. Hardly enough local ere to make a
market. Prices stronger. Butchers grades are In
good demand.
Choice shtpring steers. 1900 TO l,iO0
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Cotton.
OiIs.

OIL CITY Pa. March 6.--National Transit certi T.
Gates opened 81 7915c; highest. 795sc lowest. ia
closed at7s1sc. sales 2299.C00 bbs.; cearances.
5,soS,(00 bbls runs g. $50 bols shipments 81, sii
bols: barters 3 l3S hos Oil City Oil Exchange
stock-No bids; "a % asked.
BRADFORD, Pa, March 6 Crrce Oil-Msrke.
weak and lower. National Transit aud Tidsws ter
rms Thursday. 6,.ss1 bills total shipments.
~ $40 bhls. Charters, 2SS bDls.; clearsnces. 4
as 0l0 Dbls National Transit certificates onenad
5ezc and closed at 7sl4c: highest price. 1870;
CWeSf price ne.
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INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKErs.

Car lots-wheat. 1s6; corn. 1876: oats. 80.
Estimated receipts OF hogs, 5000 head.
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Kye-No. 2. nominal.
Brsn-steady; els 90 bid: no sellers
CHICAGO NARKKrA
lFurnfsned by III. z. Kinney d Co, Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers. No. 3 Chamber Of Commercial
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STATE RAILWAY TIME TABLE.

Evansville and terre k1at4te fsA1sroad.
Via Vsndalls Line
Lve-Indianapolis- i1:i5 am SPil IS an esl0:E pm
Terre Haute.. 10 40 am 500 pm ~ am
Arr-Evansville.... 400 pm 5:05 pm 1:l0 am
Lve-Eyansvile~ 1910 am sPloS0 an : e:lo pm
Arr-Terre Haute 10 90 am 2:l1p pm ll:5y pm
Indianapolis $3.50 pm s:zopE S;oC am
sDaily. Daily except Sunday. Ftdloi Car,
sSleeping Car.
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Flour, Grain and aay.
Hlour-pa'e1t, 81 1876 o.: extra fancy. 81 0or
-; fsacv. ss soos oo choice. So 1903 family,
90 ssss 60; treble extra. "a eo92 Isl double extra.
u toa2 SC: extra. s. 2592 IS: superHne. 81 0oa
AIS: fine, 50 90.
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SOW YORK FlnaaclAl Marhet.

e,xsifue, 60 cays...zssH O. 8. t3<s...........tllz
Sterling, gnt......s5o New y. y Hs..-.....-.l22is
per ce1t, boncs....l0l al
scrs-The purchasing price for Government
bands n indianapolis varies from Toe New YORK
Qaotssiors x 81 per cent
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klyer.
LEAyE-RAs1 aE.Iy2.
Logansport-. 7:30 pm 200 an 7:lc Dn &C pm
Denver ]. Z. &
G. Crossing 900 pm 1888 AK 6 rs It, II $50 am
Columbia City IL 81 pm 9:s5 ams:sS pr e;I2 am
Auburn June. liz pm 1850 pm 3:25 Pm rs am
ARRIVE. LEAVE.
Butler...... 49,. 200 II 80 an 2:sS $50
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-05-28
WASHINGTON LETTER.


WASHINGTON, ID. C., May %, 1885.
One of the strangest episodes of modern
political campaigning is that which has
just resulted in the election of Gen. John
A. Logan to succeed himself as United
States Senator from Illinois. With the
Legislature a tie, and Republicans in
the body whose antipathy to Logan had
already kept him out of an election for
five months, 1t needed only Demo-
cratic success i'm one of the strongest
Democratic districts in the State, TO not
only prevent I,ogan's election, but to
ultimately insure the success of some
Democratic candidate, by the election
of a successor to Mr.. Shaw. Relying
with the utmost confidence upon their
strength in the district, Mr.. Morrison
hies himself away to Washington to see
after the distribution of official pap,
leaving the only assurance to Demo-
cratic success to the tender mercies of
such manipulating Republicans as
Long Jones, Dan Shepard, Anne
Babcoek and ex-Postmaster Palmer.
These men went down into this Demo-
cratic stronghold, organized their forces
in the dead of night, held them in re-
serve at every ballotting place in the
district until after o'clockin the after
noon, lest the enemy might suspect
their intentions, and when the vote
was counted that night they had carried
off their Senatorial prize by round
majority. At o'clock on the morning
after Logan's election, the Presidents
ear were greeted with the thunder of
IS guns, fired under his very windows.
1t is no wonder that the Democratic
party is charged by the enemies of
Demoeray with never learning and al
ways forgetting.
Decoration Day, which is always a
day of distinguished observance in
Washington, is to be more than usually
attended to this year. The President
is expected TO speak at exercises at Ar
lingtOn, and the usual amount of bad
poetry will be flung in by the way of
airing the ambition of those whose
poetic souls were disappointed by the
cold, bleak spring that we have had.
Col. Joyce, the Poet Leaurate of
America, whose divine affiatus has been
appropriated by Ella Wheeler, the
Sweet Singer of Chicago, will read one
of his Iambic effusions, surviving
which, the audience will be treated to
an idyllic effort from the pen and tongue
of DIR. Mary Walker.
The project of propeiling the ears up
on elevated railways by electricity has
long been considered feasible, but has
not yet been put into practical opera
ton because of the claims of several
persons for priority of invention. Edi-
son, who has been claiming everything
in the way of applying electricity, was
one claimant for the discovery of this
method of locomotion, while Sir Will
liam Siemens was another, and Mr.. s.
d.. Field another. Through all of the
stages of the contest in the Patent Of
flee here, Mr.. Field has carried off the
award for the original discovery Of the
application, and this award has to-day
been confirmed by the Commissioner
of Patents. This decision, under re-
cent opinion Of the Supreme Court is
a finality, and Mr.. Field will at once
proceed to apply his invention upon all
the elevated roads in New York City.
PHON0.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-05-28

Luck in farming consists in timely
labor carefully performed.
A wise observer says there is too
much pig-pen and not enough pig-pas-
ture. A truthful ALTERATION.
Never breed from late turkeys. lift is
possible to.get'better. Never breed from
yearling turkeys, if you can get two-
year-olds.
Some one recommends suspending a
tin dish filled with sweetened water in
apple. trees as sure trap for the cod
ding moth.
A Maryland grower has $50 acres in
peaches. An additional 1900 trees have
been planted this spring, making him
80, 600 trees in all.
( Never discard a variety of small fruit,
nor vegetable, nor potato, which gives
satisfaction, for an untried new one, no
matter who says that tits better.
France is the greatest producing
country in the world, supplying not on
ly her own people, but selling also to
England, Germany, and other coun-
tries.
The orange scale, an insect of the
same class as the scale louise of the an
pie tree, is spreading in California.
There are three principal species, the
white, the red, aud the black scale.
A good bran mash is composed of
two quarts of oatmeal, one of bran and
half u pint of haxseed. The oatmeal is
put in bucket, over which is placed
the iinseed and boiling water added;
then the bran is put in and the mixture
covered with cloth and allowed to
stand five houls, when the whole is
well stirred and fed.
The merfno sheep is a pretty good
beast of burden if the report of the Col
orado ram, Daisy weighing 1893 pounds
and sheared thirty pounds of unwashed
wool, may be taken as a measure of ca
pacity. One-fourth the live weight is o
pretty large burden for an animal to
carry even if it is evenly distributed.
The mule must go.
Fowls should be given the fullest pos
sible range in summer to insure health.
Birds naturally require large amount
of air, and are constantly alert and In
motion. This is especially true of
granivorous birds, to which class farm
yard fowls belong. Therefore let the
fowls ro0st out of doors in summer.
Cleanse, fumigate and keep ventilated
the winter quarters and they will again
take kindly to them when the proper
season arrives.
A subscriber is satisfied that more and
better corn can be raised to the acre if
the land is made rich and is thoroughly
fitted, by planting some of the smaller
varieties of corn, such as do not grow an
enormous stalk; plant in drills, one
kernel each foot apart, and three feet
apart i'm the rows. One hundred such
stalks can be depended upon for a bush
ell ofcorn. This gives for each acre six
ty-five rows with 200 stalks to the row,
or promise Of l30 bushels per acre. In
single, or drill planting, the disposition
is toward two ears to the stalk. 1t is
corn than we are after, for fodder can
be grown by itself when that is the
want.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-05-28
SH ERfFF'S SALE.
Catharine j. Parker,

Catharine j. Parker,
VS.
David G. Hartman, ct al
Order of sale from Henry County Court Of Com
mon Pleas.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued from the above
named court aud to me directed as Sheriff of enry
county, will offer at public sale at the north door
of the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, June l3, 1885,
at The hour of O'Clock, p. M, OF said day. the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated In Henry
county, Ohio, tO-wit:
Commencing at the south-westerly corner of out
lot fourteen in SCOTS addition 20 the town of Ma
poleon, Ohio, and running thence north along tho
west line of said lot ten rods thence east and par
alle with the line of Sherman Avenue, four rods
thence south and parallel with the west line
of said lot ten rods, thence west along the line
of Sherman Avenue, to the place of CONNIE enc
ing.
Appraised at $500
Terms of sale, cash.
FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff of Henry county, Ohio.
Tyler 81 Donnelly, attorneys for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, May 9, 1885. $500
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-05-28
or ADDITIONAL LOCAL on
Skunk Items.


Mr.. Scott Harmon and family, and Miss
Mary Miller, of North Greek, were VISIT
ing In skunk last week. ttfi
Mr. Nathan Hoy has returned from
Fairfield county. He says that wheat
looks bad out there. sa-t !fptt
Wash. Hampton has put nice fence
sround his residence. = - -
Eugene Packard is Improving his farm
with new fencing.
Farmers do not sleep much now. They
are rushing their cora planting. There is
one man who don't hardly take time to
Mr.. Will Hartman is having his farm
,ditched. He boards his own hands and
does his own cookiag. He had one ditch
cut measuring eight feet deep.
Elmer Smith plassed eight acres Of corr
in one-half day, with hand-planter. III
wager my old hat that that can't be Beat
Douglas Gensel has purchased low
down mower, and intends to do great
deal Of moving.
Alden Emery is quitting up large barG-
Peter DIETRICH, of Monroe township, is do
ing the work.
Mr.. Champion hss started large nur-
sery on Turkeyfoot, where he will supply
the wants of the people in his line. He
has everything-fro strawberries up to
English walnuts.
The whooping-coagh is raging in Skunk
and vicinity.
Mrs. Blythe and Miss Josie Hoy will
start to. .Dakota on the ninth of June.
There is young lady in this vicinity
who has bought calf, and she says that
as soon it becomes u cow, she will say
ayes" to that young man. She says she
is going to push it along as fast as possi-
bic, and feeds it five times day.
The people of Turkeyioot organized
Sabbath School, on Sunday, the 18th inst,
at the Chapel, with the following officers !;
Henry Hall, superintendent; Amos
Mitchell, assistant superintendent G. w.
Neible, secretary; Ada and Ida Eiseman,
librarians = Will Kline, treasurer; Louis
Hall, chorister.
Christ said unto Peter, Feed NY
lambs" 1t is noticeable that some people
place the food so high that the lambs can
not reach it. Henry should place the food
so that the smallest lamb can psrtake.
Miss Mary Sturdevant is on the sick
list. @ GID goshen.
SKUNK, O., May ~, 1885.
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An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring us case of kidney
or liver complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure? We say they
can not, as thousands of cases already
permanently cured and who are daily
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