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"Ycnr father is entirely bald, ism
he 7" said man TO son OF Q million.
aire. "Yss," replied the youth. sadly !:
I'm the only heir be has left.'
Lindley N. Cos,er, a young dry good
clerk OF U lea. was courteous to 90 old
lady named Burlineane, and the other
day the old lady died and left bin 81 600
ny way Of reward. Every dry good.
clerk ought TO read and inwardly diges
this little paragraph.
To sec her husband for half On hour
on the day set apart for her semi.annual
visit, the wife OF q convict at Portsmouth,
England, trudeed all the way from Biz
minRhan; wheeling their crippled child,
eleven years old, in perambnlator. The
journey occupied twenty one days.
"Why Z" asked the school.master in
astonishment, "can't you read Z" NO."
replied the farmer landlord, throwing q
BANNER at the hens to remind them that
they must get out Of the corn,-"no /;
fact is did set ont to learn TO read once,
but when ] thought that should never
be able to read tenthousandth part OF
the stufl that's written J gave il up ID
despair"
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The rover Of Prayer.

:,Praying always" (Eph va, ls)
The soul OF man Is like . kindled
brand; 90 long ss the cir bresths on II j,
sill retsio till the last it's genial warmth
and crimson glow; hut let the air etsg-
nate around 1t. and fake on fake, the
White ashes will gather over it. and The
iire will die away within it. and under
those ashes it will be left black and
. cold and useless log What
the breath of wind is to the elo wing
brlnd that prayer is to the soul. Let
the man or the woman live prayerless
life, and oil the ligh: and the FIRE and the
glow, oil the wisdom and generosity and
love will die away from il, because these
are the result Of grace above, and covered
v tn the dead, whi'e embers OF its own
seldsbnees and pride. it, too, will be
cold, and dead, and hard--a useless
thing, half consumed vita impenitence
and sin. g
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PROBATE NOTICE. ~


A cc0UNTS and voucAsss havs sssu aa,al
"A inths Probate Csart u hsnrss csusty..
Ohio. by the following Adninistsstess, n.
scutors and 0uardiana 10 vit:
urss and anal account sf Lsvi Dallgin.
Hxscutor Of fhs Will Of, william r. Baldwips
deceased. ~
frat and ansl account of wiIiss. Sow
Adn'f Of the estate Of Pstsr Auls, 1scssssl.
sceond partial account Of q VI DsasR
Guardian Of Marian Slack, . miner, and nusE
account % dasFdisn ef assses ssisk, . hi6As.
Fist partial ssoeant Of c. 8. Dushsaaa.
Admir- Of the estate Of Thomas J. TvinsnY =
decsassd. f' 80 ,
Fourth and ansi ssoou.s u RaesA Martin
late Administrator. with the viii sansxsd.. eE
the sstate Of Abraham Huffman, dscsasel,b,
:. "A Martin Administsatos sf shs estate o.
Rnoch Martin, deceased.
First and anal asssuns Of ". Z. Nallssy
Adninistrator Dc bssis nsa ~ Ne sgtats u
John 8. Davidson, deceased.
First partial account Of Frederick Kasssr-.
nan Admiuistrstos de benis nos, Wish shss
will ANNEXED, Of the sststs Of Richard Angus,
dscssssd. - etilslse s,a s 81 ~
Yirst and asal account II ysha ,Jsssrs Aa-,
m1ussnator Of the sstats Of klisabsth rrsn.
bly,, desssssd. tfr
First sad anal sssuuus Of Rrsdsriek e.
hshl Rsssutor q ths vin u Gverge Nshl
deceased.
Sixth psrtisa seoount sf Msvtin vansssa
Guardian Of Jacob Beau, an insaus psrssu.
Any psrsc, s7tsr,stsd may als written q.
cepsioAs 70 said accounts - aAy :.s9 thssssfs
on or bsfors The Slst dsv sf Dsesubss 4. d
1885, when the same vii. bs hnslly hsArd sud
disposed Of. 4.y PRAR5OM
dsol, ,'ssss. Probate Jsass u CO.
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False Beauty Sp,ts.

Chicago glrls have long bren noted
for their love o. ise cream and their
large feet, and NV they are accused Of
sssing artificial di'nples. made to order
when and where the fair one may f,ncy
One lady 10 said to have two dimples. on
either arm. and this is hoS they were
crested: The artist to whom she sub
nit,ed herself 0 OF placed . glsss tube
over the spot where the d .mple Vas de.
sired. Bs sucking sle air out OF the
tube be raised q slight protuberance and
then deity Il d Ground l, Ii oi scarlet
six. With Q "n,cke. BLOCKING kniie,"
*bich was very sharp, he sliced of this
little pimple he han made. The wound
was quckly healed up and an inverted
silver cone was placed over it so as to
p. ess down ex city In the center OF il
The SAir psiiest went to have /, dressed
fH i've successive days and The wound
was found to be completely healed. Tie
silver cone vas then removed and there.
sure enough, was the prettiest little dim
pie in the world. What will the Ch.
,sg o girls do nex'.-Philidelphia Nesos
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How to Keep Your Room.

A look into the chsmher OF o bov o,
girl will give one an idea OF what kind
OF man or " man be or she will prob
ably become. A boy who keeps hi
clothes hung up neatly, or gil whose
room is always neat. will be apt ., make
Q successful man or woman Order and
nea'ness are essential TO our comfort IS
we'll as that of Others ahout rs. A boy
sho throws down his cap or book any
where will never keep bi, accounts IN
shape, will do things in . slosenly, care.
less way, and not to be long wanted in
sny position. A girl who does not make
her bed until after :, ,dipper-and she
should slwavs do it herself rather than
hsve servant do it-and throws her
dress or bonnet down on q chair, will
make poor wife in nine cases out o.!
ten. the world could see how . girl
keeps her dressing room many unhapp,
msrI:ages would be saved.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

VI1ILLIAX HKNDRIX, residing at Nanes'
wv Iona, Antrim county, in the State Of
Michigan, will take notice that on the 2sth
day OF August, 1855. Samuel George Aled his
petition in the court Of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio. against said William
Hendrix and others; the object and prayer Of
said petition being for the reformation and
foeclosurs Of mortgage given BY said vii.
liam Hendrix and one Davia Hentrix to
James W. Hollistsr on one hundred and
eighteen acres Of land in sections twenty
and twenty one. Of township three range
dvs, in the county Of Monroe and State Of
Ohio; and also. for judgment on thee prom.
issory notes secured by said mortgage. for the
marshalling Of liens upon said lands and the
sale thereof in default Of payment Of said
Judgment.
Said defendant Is required 10 answer on or
before January 2 1885.
By his Attorneys, aALtAuss 4 Wo0DssiDaE.
uov3, ,'sst7. kf4 e ~
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sTrains rnn daily. tDaily except Sunday.
All trains between Columbus and C'noin.
,ati run through without change Of ears,
connecting in the Union Depots with all di.
vsvgirg lines.
The Fast Rzprsss leaving Cincinnati At
I l0pm, is . solid train TO Pittsburgh via
Wheeling. sleeping oar attached.
8. p. PEABODY, W. 4. RRPPBRT,
Gsu'l sapt, SEMI Pass. Agent.
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"SucL ignorancer" exclaimed south
aide oirl. loekjno nm from her paper. I

"SucL igporance!" exclaimed q south
side aiIl. locking up from her paper.
"Whst 10 it1" asked her father.
"wby. ct = civil service examination
i,l Georeis one applicant said thai
Shakespere- vas the author Of .GraJ's
Eeey 10 . counsry Choseby ~ J
"Thst don't seem right. Who did
write Il r.
1Why Teunyson, Of course"
IN the new G. ,vernment building ct
Cincinnati are the papers used in the
trial of Aaron Burr Hr, treason. His
sutogt sph. wi tes in clear and leRiblt
hand, TIE indicthsnt and the cipher
which be used 10 his correspondence. thf
deposition and subj g q, the courts
keoks, and Biennerhassel.'s indictments
s,s sll preserved and show but little o.
the marks OF iime.-C iaeianati Times
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Alter DiDhtleria.

Diphtheria Is terrible disease, requir.
ing the greatest medical skill to feet
complete cure. Even when It's power 10
broken.it cliDRs 10 the patient with grea,
persistency, and often leaves the 9, SEN
poisoned and prostraled. Just here
Hood's Sarsspa ills does vast amount
OF good, expe ling impurities from th.
blood, giving It richness and vitality.
while il renovates and strengthens the
system. ss
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Epigrams.

II you wish tD keep your name On.
tsroished, scour your door-plate H. Il
and morning.
Shakspere vas not broker; but doe.
any one know of man who has fur
nisbed % many stock qnotstionsf
A contemporary. asks: "What is the
difference between . man and . pi CHI
er p Al times the differences is very
striking The man may be full and the
pitcher empty. e
Why is q shoemaker one OF the most
psradoxical persons in existence ? Why.
because, you see, although he fnishts
bis she at the beginning, be always be.
gi.s at the last.
A man becoming angry because his
gun kicked badly, bis companion said !:
"Guns sre but human, af er ell. Thev
are almost sure to kick when the load is
too heavy.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To Fred Kisdslberger.or or whom u may Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that VIM G Kiucaid
has paid int the County Treasury sum suf.
lcient to redeem lot No. 10 In the town Of Ne.
chanicsburg, sold at . Delinquent Tax Sale BY
John Ruegaesssr, Treasurer Of Monroe county
Ohio, January 20, 1855 In the name Of WIN.
c, Kinoaid 70 Fred Kindslbergsr. ~
80 sty 3. Z. kUHLBNAN, =.
dscl, ,'s5t3. Auditor Monroe Co.. Ohio.
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A Little Boys Idea.

sIs-a righ, to tell lies 7" asked a Sun.
dayschool teacher who lad . class OF
email boys. - 3e
an ;. sir" responded every one.
"Why isn't it right to tell lies I"
"Coz you git licked for doin' OF IT,
came from q little fellow with q sore
hack near the foot Of the class.-Chi-
cng0 Ledger. : eass
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Longlellew,s birthday Book

i,s beautiful preeent 10 give any lady.
hut there is . little book published IN
pamphlet FIRM, With no pretensions to
literary merit. tbat would be 80 appro.
priste, and might he the meana OF saving
i. q life It's called DR.. R. v Pierce's
treatise on diseases OF women, for whose
pecu iSr troubles the 3 Fssorite Prescrip-
tion" is especially designed, u is pro-
fdsely Illustrated with wood-cois and
colored plates, and will be sent to snv
address for len cents IN stAmps, BY the
world's D'.rensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, n. y. ngaA - g
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LEGAL NOTICE.

VTTILLTAM N. RILEY, whose post ofaoe
w address aud place or residence is nm.
known, will take notice that or the 18th day
of November, 1885. James 4. Dixon fled In
the court Of common pleas Of Monroe coun.
ty, Ohio, his certain petition against him,
praying foE- the partition Of lot number
twenty seven i'm the town Of Bsallsvills,
Monroe county, Ohio, on which there Is sit,
uate . steam Touring mill. known as ths
Dixon i Riley mill.
You are required to answer "a or before
the 10th day Of January, 1855.
DRI9G5 4 MALL0RY,
noyl7,'sSt7. Att,ys for Plsintih,
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r : le Il - -. Il - q
Iron County register., 1885-11-26
gron Conntp &egister
Do You Want Good Fruit srses'

Hyou do, we can give you no better ad-
vice than to call on A. X. Sutton, proprietor
of the Arcadia Valley Nursery. He has APP
Piles, Pears, Peaches, Cherries, Plums, Straw
berry, Plants, etc., of every variety. Most
of the fine fruit grown here in this season is
from trees taken from his Nursery, which is
rapidly acquiring an excellent reputation.
The trees grown in this climate are certainly
better suited to this section than those inn
ported from distance, and our people ap-
pear to have at length become aware of the
fact. We can commend MIR. S. unqualified
ly to every reader of this paper, and his word
can be depended upon at all times. Orders
by mail for trees from responsible parties
will receive prompt attention.
SHILOH'S VITALIZER Is what you need
for Consumption, Loss of Appetite, Dizzi
ness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price
10 and 75cents per bottle.