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~Fafming pays from evsrv point
OF view. The idea that Q farmer car
make an independent living bv bard
wosk, but cannot get rich. is fnllY oi
error. Farming cannot he compared
with banking, .hecause man has to gel
rich at something else betore be can be Z
banker. Bat when due silowsnce is made
for tae different amount OF capital In.
vested, We venture to assert that the
average farmet makes more money
works less, has he,ter health and lives
longer than the average banker.
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Ward as Errand Boy.

Nav YoRK. Nov. 10 -Ferdinsnd
Ward's work at Sing Sing has been
changed > Jnstead OF grinding stove
castines he works ~ e,rsnd ROY or por.
ter, carving castings from place 10 place
in the building and sometimes across the
yard. which gives him an "pportuoi,y to
get . little cir Warden Brush says be
thinks that Wari is getting stronger.
Ward 10 stfll the moe! melancholy look.
ing captive 10 the place.
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LhaAh sottck

4 GNBs HATHAWAY. whose t,iaSs q real.
n deuce and p,stoiice addrsss is wsrrsu,
ton, Ohio, 1sus Payne, Dorathy z. Wilson.
MstgArst Pidksns, Martha Ann Mosslani Ter;
William Picksns and Clark Pioksns. whose
postofsos address and plscs Of residence ID
Morning View, belmont county, Ohio. VIII:
liam McMsnis. whose place Of rssidsucy add
postofaoe address is Ksv. B~lnoui 6ouAty,
Ohio, the unknown heirs Of Nancy SpeneS.
deceased, whose place Of residsbcs and post
lofice address IL unknown. and the dnkhoah
heirs OF Thomas Picksfis. deceased. whoss
pla Of residence add pcstofios afdress u
unknown, will take notice inst on the Slst
day Of October, A. D. lass. Margaret Pioksus.
widow Of Alsxandsf Pick~hs; late Of frsnks
lin township. Monroe SouHty, Ohic, dssssssd,
fled Id the Pn.bats codrt Of hdKres ooiuty.
Ohio, = paper writing purportiug to BE- tn.
last will and testament Of said Alsxandst
P,ckens, deceased. xnd on raid day male ~.
plication to have the ssiis admitted u pic.
bate and record said &ppli0stIsn ID set for
hssriug In sad Sodrt on the 4sth dsy Of No.
vsmbsr, A, D. 1885, n 10 o'clock 4. m.
A. J. PEARSON,
nov3.ssws. Probate tudss. n. C. q.
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THE sPIRiT or DEAOCRAeY.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER el. 1885.


MoNRoE LoDaR No. is9 +. and A. n.
Msets at nasonio Hall In WoodsAeld, on
wednesday eveuings. on or before eaoh full
pssa. H. D. HILL, W. H.; Jas. r. M0nRrs,
Secretary.
wooDsrrELD CHArrER No. Ss. r. A. n.
nsst6 IN Masonic Hall WsodsAeld. on Nom
lsy svsning sftsr full moon. J. r. SPRraas,
n. T. b. p; JAS r. MoRRrs, Sec'y.
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CuURCn. DIRECTORY.

81 psLvKsrSxs CArHoIac CHURCH. Rev
Father WEIsiSeER. Pastor Services at 8 and
10 s'sloek A. n Sunday School at 2 r. II.
Vsspsrs and Bsnediction ct 3r.M.
n. +. CHuRcf.--Ssrvices at the n. e
uhuroh. Woods6sld. every Sabbath. Preach
ing at 1890 A. u. and 7r. n. Sunday schoo
s:Se r. n. Prayer meeting every Thnrsday
att r. Y. Pastor. Rev. II. d. SrAUFrER.
raksByrERIAN CHURCH Services at Pres
bytsrisa Church. Woodsfsld. every two weeks
bsginaiRg Sabbath. Jan- 9Th. ~ o'clock r. N
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening al
~ s'sieok. Psstor. Rev. W. T. GARnowAY.
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kyHo~ proud b man. He hsrness.
q theforked liehsning and pu,s crup-
per under The tell Of the hsrrcspe. He
paints the aosn red st night and 10 The
noning be rises up and puts on bis plug
hi with shos horn, Man, While he
lives. wants Tie earth and when be dies
ihssis sllAe eets- BIZ Nys.
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~ lliss KArIE Sr. .Joax. Of Beilsire,
> young lady aged about II yesss. drop.
Psddsads dsasshs Niagara rink on satur-
Day eveusng. Her death wss csased BY
heart disssss. 1ss 1iksly saperindaced
by the exercise Of roller skating, snd
ths excitsnenI
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~ BY request o. lady currespon
dent We publish wedding ANNIVERSARIES,
as follows:
"The paper wedding, 1st anniversary ;
straw wedding. ID anniversary; candy
wedding. 81 anniversary; leather we'd.
ding, 4!h anniversary; wooden wedding
9Th anniversary; tin wedding, 10Th an.
niversary; iinen4wsddins. lSsh anniver-
sary:: floral wedding, Goth shniversary
silver wedding, 25,h anniversary pearl
sedding. s0,h anuixessssss !. china we'd
ding. s5ih anuiversary coral wedding
40sh anniversary; bronxs wedding, 45,h
anniversary; golden weddine.l 50th an.
niversary, diamond wedding, 10Th ami.
versary
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CATyEE MARKETS.
whesllas Llve stscA Marx ct.

WHEELING, Nov. 2l, 1855.
The market this week ~ss little bet.
ter. The cattle market is iush and The
.teep market is lost sight of. Messrs
Hudson q Bayha furnished the follow.
ing quotations.
Ca:,le-l,000 to LOO lbs stock 3sJ
3ic. per 10 : 800 to 300 lbs. 3a3tc pei
lb.. TOO to 800 lbs, 2s2is per Id.
Hoss--Market sctive; 3is3ac per lb
Sbeep--Dull 2a3c per 10.
Lambs-Good, at 3s4c per ID.
Calves-3 00.6 90, per head
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/, Bucirien,s Arnlca Salye.

TIE BEST SALv1 in tho world fol
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhsum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corus, and iii Skin Efup.
tions. and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. II is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale By
q. W. PoPE.
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- Doa's fail to 60 TO the n. e
Church and gtt~ rhankseiving dlnusi
on Tharsdsy. Roast turkey. cranberry
sauce, s,kc. Adults, 20 cents children,
rs csn,s. so''.'Aa i"
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fefmiss Postage Prepaid. % Per
Year.
Vol VIIcommeaces November 8, 1885.

sIscbs Nuxps sks. Five Cents each.
Remittances should be made BY Posto1ie,
Money Order or Draft. TO avoid chance OF loss
newspapers ARE not to copy this advsr
tisemeut -ithout the express order Of Har
per 4 Brothers. Address
HARPER L BROTHERS, New York.
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~ Auditor ArKINsoE has purchased
Sropssts 10 Cameron, this county. aud
will remove there this week. We wish
him sscresss ~ TziiT f38 +.
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~ The nembera OF the ll6sh Ohio
Regiment ere going TO have reunion at
Clss,peion on Jssuafy Lat. Notice is
published else -here In this paper.
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~ Mrs L v. 1ILLxAx, who has been
visiting iIiesds In Kansas and Nebraska
for some time past, returned home lac,
ThurSdsv.
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ri ~ A R Y.

DrED.-Near Antioch, October IL
1855. -ot- typhoid lever, joan MILroS
-Durrv, aged u years.
The deceased was verv worthy and
consistent member OF the N r Church,
having united with the same in his youth
and lived Christianity till called to tht
church triumphant.
The writer OF this notice was person
ally acquainted with him from his child.
hood tiH his death, sua can truly say
that he was yo1ne msn OF erest worth
Honest and reliable Ia oil bic business
transactions with bis fellows. . very kind
and affec'iona,e husband and fs.her calm
and confederate In bis daily svocations
he was beloved by oil who knew him
But 10 the prime OF life be wss called
sway, leaving 9 wife and one child with
numerous relatives and friends TO mourn
the loaa 0f OE q an dear rfs.-..f
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 20 Flour 8 75s
5 go; Wheat 9Oa9lcj Corn 54a55c; Oats
3Sc; Rye Toe.
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-sslsss -a,.a..s..,zss-ss
Deceased Was promising young mar
OF splendid mental abilities and kind and
loving disposition, which won for him
many warm friends. He bore bic suffer
ing with . patience and fortitude rarely
seen In those of msturer age.
Many and tender are the ties which
bind us together in this world Of sorrow
and especially those OF parent and child
But death severs them oil.
In the darkest hours af orr aTlic,ion
When our spirit seems almost willing 10
give over the contest, then rhould We he
able to recognize the hand OF Him "who
doeth oil ,hiDgs we'll" and gather com.
fort from the thought that our loss 10 biz
eternal gain.
Flowers in the worlds broad feld.
Stand among the witheisd leaves,
And tho Reaper witA his scythe
Gathers all into his shaavcs.
"while in life We are in death."
Young and old around us fan,
Ne'er can We the heetiug breath
Back into its mansion call.
Rest in peace; thy labors done.
From thy earthly cares set free,
Wait the rising Of tho snn
When shall dawn eternity. W.
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1WBssinnins 10 receive Holiday
Goods at the we'll known Toy Store.
BERT JONES.
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= Buck .hes. FIour J. R.sr JonI.'

~ Mr.. JOSIAH DAVIS intends to re.
move ID New Msssuosas, wsshiogton
County, In the near future.
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The Sick

And the snl'e 'eted should call &C tbe
Dfiggs House And consult Dr.. PAeIH:-
He has been travelling through this coun.
ty Tor the past ~ wears.
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New FORK.

Nov. 20.--Flour 3 00a4 90; Wheat
S9s90c; Corn 42c. Oats 2Sc; Rye Gle
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CORRECTED wEEKty ny 2. suHruArvsR. N q sao
MONDAY. EoxAmhsf AZ. laah.

W"aasaeld stock Market.
Nov 23--Cattk a2c2t per pound
Sheep sa4c per pound. Hogs 3a4c pei
pound gross.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-24

wlu the expression OF President
CLEvELASD's proclamation on Thsnks.
giving Day. rhursday, Nov 26;h. "let
there be reunion Of families, ssnctitied
and chastened by tender memories and
associations. and let the social inter-
course OF friends with pleasant reminis.
cence renew their ties OF affection and
strengthen the bonds OF kindly feeling.
Aud let us by no means forget, while We
give thanks and enjoy the comforts
which have crowned our lives that truly
grateful hearts are inclined to deeds Of
charity, and that Q kind and thoughtful
rsmembrahce Of the poor viii double
the pleasure OF our condition, and rem
der our praise and thanksgiving more
acceptable in the sight OF the Lord" 2
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phlladelphi0.

Nov. 20.-Flnur 4 00s4 65; Wheat
S7c; Corn 47c: ONs 30c; Rye Csc.
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The Best Medicine

"I have suffered with catarrfi In my head
Tor years, and paid out hundreds Of dollars for
medicines, but have heretofore received OILY
temporary relief. Ibegan to take Hoods
Sarsaparilla and now my catarrh ID nearly
cured; the weakness Of my body is all gone,
my appetite is good In fact, lfeel like another
person: Hood's sarsaparilla Is the best med.
icine have ever taken" MKs. A. CUNNING
H. ~. pvnvjdepco. n, T.
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NV 90-Flour 8 40a5 65: whea,
S9A97c; Corn SIC. Oats 37a4lc.
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Give she following 10 vour resders:
llA3I4lal6i7ISIs l0IHl ~
Tsxe twelve ca.ds: number them %
.bove; now the idea is to place them In
six piles. but yoaiemnss jamp two cards
every time. as place No I on No. 4, etc.
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~ Nav y ths lime To- plaps your
Holidsy notices and advsftiseE ents Ia
The columns of TIE SrIRIT.
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when Baby wAs sick, We gave her csstsriA
When she was Child she cried for Cssto,,a.
When a-:s became Miss, she chung 10 Caatoria,
hhsA shs hsa Children, she gave them CasteriA,
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HIt is estimated that walnut tree
incsessss tn value sl per- yesE. rhi.
being 60, y yoo osp 5000 trees, you
ore incrssiipel the ivalues o. your land
e5,Oo0 year. II there is hillside. .
sssaer-of yous pssture. ore Gid which
10 too stony for use, Immediately, before
the grouud'is ircsen, plant !, in black
asinuts. With sack OF walnuts thrown
over ycur shoulder, and an Ak or spade
IN your hand, you are resdy for work
Drive the az or spade iu the ground
psy open 6ssure, and at the depth oi
abaut three inches place walnut, then
withdrs~ing the spade close the ground
With your foot.
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Danger from cataFrh

That exceedingly dlsagreeabis and very
prevalent disease; catarfh, is caused by scrbf-
ti6us taint In the blood, Hoods safsaparilia,
by Its powerful pdrif5ihE and vitallziig action
upon the blood speedily fefn01es tho cause,
and thus effects fauIcal aiif bcrtfianefit cttre
Of catarrh: Those who suffer from It's yafied
symptoms uncomfortable now from the nossi
offensive breath, rinsfhg and bursting noises
in the ears, swelling u the soft parts Of the
throat, nervous prostratlon, etc, : should take
Hoods Sarsaparilla and be cufeHs
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Farewell, husband. We shall miss thee,
Miss thy coming. miss thee here,
But ere long We hope 10 meet thee
In that land so bright and clear.
j T. G.
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Twins Born I'm October and Novem-
So IL bCr.
WAsuNerox Co Nov. Is, 1885

WASHINGTON Co Nov. IS. 1885
Mrs JIMMIE New ILLI,, wife OF JAMES
McWILIIs, gave birth to twins, boy
baby was born October 3ist, 1885, at
SIX O'clock In the evening and girl bs.
bv born Nov. 1st, 1885, the babes both
together weighed IA pounds and Is
ounces, and st this writing are living and
doing we'll. ~
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~ H r. WEsr. W. r. OKrr. Willie
and WAYxE wrsr lefs here on Tuesday,
the 34sh inst., for Fort Peck. Moniana.
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A pointer dog Vas. recently sold 10
New York for % TOO.
A woman has heeu elected Clerk ol
Harper county, Kansas.
There ID clock 10 M'ddletowp, Conn.,,
that has kept time Tor 227 years
Prot. Aeas''z is the weslthiest o.
American scientists. He IL q million.
sire.
There is movement ia Erie for The
erection Of monument to Commodore
Perry. -
Lord Randolph Churchill Is the only
member Of the British Cabinet who /.
addicted to smoting.
A man in Crowlev,, Tex. claims N
have the bisges, hog ever raised IN tbi.
country. 1t weighs 300 pounds.
A Georgia man has kept bale Of cot
ton for 20 years. thinking that each yea
would see the article at the price whict
he thinks 1t 10 worth.
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I, 1wF,ns line nj Photo. Albums just
secslved q BERT JONES'. '1ee
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Attention, Soldiers Of the 1t0th o.
VII

vi.
There will be reunion OF the l l6,h
% v. !. held st Darlington, Monroe Co..
o !, on Jan. lst, 1856 Az this 10 the
first reunion that we ever held in Win.
ter We hope to have . full attendance
and as this Regiment bad Eve companies
from Monroe County We should have
sfl Of its members Who live 10 the coun-
~ to come to this reunion. as it will be
the gressest time We ever had since the
war. We will have general good time,
music by Brass bands. Drum Corps and
Glee Clubs from all parts OF the coun
Try, and the old blood. stained f.gs OF
the Regiment will be here SO the CON.
rades can have another look at them =
Experience mee,ines will be, held. where
the old "Reminiscences will be tehesrsed
Gov. Hoadly and Governor-elect Fora.
ker are expected 10 be in attendance.
{ Come. Everybody. Ee
Col. s. Tachappat. Louis Stoehr.
Corp. J. Ksyser. Louis Sulsberger.
s. Gates ss C M. Blowers. ?
Jas. Hall. Cyrus Spriags.
Arch MoheSly Msth Atkinson. :
Corp, ]. w. Devore. Eiw'd Mnhleman.
Alex Hsrmsn. W. 5. Hsrdesty.
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A Sad Case.

DR.. DILLON SrRAHL, who is vel
known to the people oflEsstern Onio
10 On inmate OF the Guernsey County
-fndrmsry, and hopelessly insane. Ths
cad condition 10 which this once prom
icing young msn has heen reduced j,
only another illustration Of the ruiz
$roughs by rhisky In this lins d
,,6oaeht NE Quaker City ladcpende Il
ss,s: - x S~A a
"The history and example Of Dr.
S'rani, with slf its terrihleness are excep
,ionally sad. He was one OF the mos
talented physicians 10 the State and vel
versed in everyshing. He began Weld.
ing to the fsDpte7.. He Was married. -
The wife died afflicted. neglected and
broken hearted, Many times he reform.
ed bat It was the old story Of broken
Vows About two yesrs ago some friend. .
sent DR. StrahI to Richmond, Ind for
trestment.. He returned cured, With no
desire whatever for stimuIssts. He said
be felt perfectly well but like child. de
string no strong food. What q rejoic-
ing among friends and among the entire
community where 80 many had such
great confidence 10 bis skill % physi.
clan. Alter some Heeks spent .at Bel.
mont. his former home, Dr.. Strahl came
TO visit his friends near town. Here the
evil one. In the shape OF man, met him
With his Influence. He came irst ss q
friend rsj,,icine over the recovery OF the
victim to health. Onces perhaps twice
he came to town and had strength To re.
sist the tempter. Bot, finally welded
the old tires which hsd nearly died ont
we're kindled In to flames and now only
> miserable wreck marks the site where
ence stoe I, noble mind, cultured and
mighty in lie power and possibilities
His relatives have kindly cared for and
endesvor.d to help hin, bat eli TO no
parpose."
The writer and Dr.. SraAHL we're mem.
S,rs OF the 62i Ohio Regiment. The
Doctor was Hospital Steward, and wss
considered q talented young man well
rosted on slmost any subject. But bis
appetite for strong drink was beyond bis
control and proved his ruin.-ED SpIRrr.
= Z = 4
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Serious eousefucneks arc liable to ensuc q
catarrii Is hot Attended ID N season: fhs
disease frequently destroys the sense Of sn,eR
and otten developes into bronchitis br pulm3;
nary consumption. Undoubtedly mahs cases
Of consumption originate In catarrh. Hoods
Sarsaparilla cures catarrh and has even
effected remarkable cures Of consumption
Itself, in It's early stages. A book containing
statements Of many cures by Hoods Sarsapa-
riIla; Win be sent free to nIi Who send address
to c. l. Hood s. Co.. Lowell, Mass;
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6-B Buy the light running and best New
Home sewing machine st U. E. HARLANS
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JAMES Mu.wooD SHIELps. con Of RA.
cHEL McKELvsy. Of Round PB,tom
Monroe County, Ohio, was horn Nnvem
ber 20, 1870, and died October %, 1885
Deceased had been patient sufferer
for several months, but bad 30 iar recov'
cred % to be able to 90 ahou, again and
had gone In spend .the. winter with hii
aunt. Sue Nef. at Glencoe, Belmon,
County, Ohio, where be died Of menin
gifts. The remains we're inferred In the
Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, near Round
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

Bold by all druggists. ii; six for Is. Mad
Snly by C. l. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Sold by all druggists; 81; six i5f Is. Mad5
only by c. I. HOOD 8 CO.; ldwelIJ Mass.
100 Doses one Dollar
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Phosphate, Grain Drills, Fesd Cutters. Corn
Shelters, Corn and Cob Mills, Lamps Of . l
kinds. Sewer pipe. Tiling Fronts and Crates,
Wagon Sksins, Boring Machines, plows, tim.
othy and clover seed, apple parers 10, 10.
Silverware s. Jewelry.
aug35, IS,
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Wool Securing.

Charles TOppan, Salem, Mass, has in
vented process of securing wool The
same penetrating and dissolving proper
ties which drive out resinous and color
ing matter from fax or cotton, remove
from the wool all foreign and inter
mingled particles; yet neither process
causes any perceptibie depreciation Of
the fibre in weight or strength Twelve
thousand pounds Of wool can be scour-
ed by the new process as quickly as
900 pounds by the old process-that is,
one man can do twelve mems work.
By the old process AZ ounces of wool in
the grease yielded in thirty minutes 12s
ounces OF clean wool; by the new pro-
cess. AZ ounces OF the same fleece
yielded in three minutes ~ ounces of
clean wool. Again, wool of any grade,
when secured by the new process. can
be drawn out two or three numbers finer
than when treated by the old process,
and there is, besides, an important saw
ing OF wool-that is, diminution of
waste-in passing it through the cards.
There is also gain in the dyeing pro-
cess, as the Toppan secured wool proves
to have 4 greater affinity for coloring
matter.
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REAL ESTATE.
A. j. WHITE,
REAL ESTATE, LOAN,
Fire. Life and Accident
INSURANCE AGENT,
Notary Public.
No sac. SECOND SOUTH STREET
MONEY LOANED

From $1,000 to s3Q,00OOO, Eastern Capital
to Loan. for any length of time, on good
security. ct reasonable rates OF interest
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~ We give every attention to the Rent
ing OF Houses. Collection of Rents, and the
transaction of all business that comes under
our immediate head, in a busineSs-like man.
ner and " fth dispatch.
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SPECIAL.

We have long list OF houses and lots that
can be bought on the instalment plan. CAN
and see us for information.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ q. so. iss4.-An ordinance requiring the c..
". l.. 81. l.. and g. Railway Co. to station n
iagmHn at the crossing OF its tracks with Mary
land street
srcrioN /, BE ordained by The Connpa Council
and Board ofAidcrmen II me City Of IafldH0p9lis.
That the Cincinnati. indianapolis, St. Louis and
Chicago Railway Company be, and IL is hertb
son, over the age OF twenty-one years, at the
crossing of it's tracks with Maryland street IN the
City OF indianapolis 10 warn persons crossing
said sire et and tracks at and near said point OF
the approach OF trains. said person shall be pro-
vided with red fag and shall be At his post OF
each week day
SIC ? Should said Company fail or refuse TO
comply with the foregoing prl visions alter the
taking effect OF this ordinance u shall be fined in
any sum not exceeding fifty dollars for each and
every day OF such failure, And after notice to
the principal agent or officer OF said Company at
the City OF indianapolis, OF the eNistance OF this
ordinance. when Il shall have taken eject, ne,
said agent or officer, snail likewise be personally
liable To like fine Tor every day thereafter that
such crossing Is left without such ilagmsn.
SIC - This ordinance shall take effect and bc
In force from and after It's passage aud publication
for Que day each week for two consecutive weeks
IN the indianapolis tDailyl sentinel.
Passed by the Common Council this a0th day OF
june 1SN. ..
Attest. GRO, 7. Bnrusie, city CLERK
Passed hy The Board OF Aldermen this oh day
hRAiNARp RoRlsoN. President.
Attest FRANK ", RIPLEY CLERK,
Ordained and established the pth day Of March,
isS.
JOHN l.. McuAsrrR. Mayor.
nhAiNARD ROktsDN,
President Hoard oi Aldermen.
~ est ehp, T. hHFNNto, city Clerk.