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CALAIS ITEMS.

CALAIS, OHIo, June 81. 1885
Ed SPIRIT: We have been having
acme very hard rains, hutno q )od yet as
has been anticipated by several.
B F. Gramlich has traded his town
property for S. .. G-eeneltch's property
Mr.. Ann Hannahs had new slate
roof put on her dwelling this week
G. w. Coultas, our bridge builder,
will build q new school house in Haga
district.
A L. Carpenter started for Kansas this
week Who comes next2 All YOU young
men that wish to go west, strike out; il
will leave more room for us.
We hope the Probate Judge will not
forge. the Examiners who teach Nor
NAL, hut do ss he said he would do
s. o. Hannahs is teaching in Vernon
district.
Rev. willism Dsnford will preach a.
the. M. E. Church next Sabbath at 10A
m.
The farmers are bnsy planting tobac.
CO and storing awav their cheat.
The hay crop will he light in Seneca
How is it on Jackson Ridge. Rosebud ?
! .ish to give sentence to the readers
of your paper, thai they NAV have some.
thing to study over: You had better 90
Rome. NV.
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OBITUARY.,

D1FD.--yune .. 1885. at her home
near BealIsvilfe, Ohio. HuLDA JANE. VIII.
of GroRes W. RILEY. aged Is years.
month and 26 days.
Mrs r. was daughter OF James and
Liza Jane Mellott A few weeks before
her death she identified herself with th.
Baptist Church, Rev Lyons, Pastor. She
told hin that she. wanted to die and was
willing to give herself to Christ. He
sung . hymn and prayed with her, and
then asked her Il she vas willing to die
She told ain that she vas ready and vii.
ling
She leaves husband and three small
children, and large circle Of friends, ia
mourn her departure. A while hefors
her death she told her husband 10 oe,
aer q drink and then che Was going
home, and looking up she said the doo'
was open.
Mrs. R was highly esteemed by oil
Who knew her. We deeply svmpathize
with the husband and children in this
sad bereavement. We feel sasuted that
she has gone to rest, bat their loss will
be her eternal gain.
Be ye also ready, Ior in such an hoar
ne ye think not the Son OF man come,h
Farewell, Halda dear. FAREWELL
Our time is lowing fast.
When we together there will dwell.s
And be forever blest. ~-
Farewell husband, children. all,
The voice of God has come
Ts call me from this world cf care. = z
70 Join with angels around the throne.
LIEktE LATE .CH.
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GREEN TOWNSHIP ITEMS.
PANHANDLE. GREEN TOWNSHIP
MONROE COUNTY, OHIo

Mr. EDrroa: We give you few items
from this corner OF old Green. The
wheat crop is nearly failure. The pros
pee, for an oats crop is exceedingly fat
terine. The corn looks splendid. We
think there will he greater acreage OF
buck wheat sown this summer than for
many years. The hay crop will be gen
orally light.
The health Of the community Is gem
orally good excepting Mr.. John Slime,
~no has been seriously i'll Tor some time,
but is convalescinQ.
Messrs. Fox & Windlsnd are doing q
lively business 10 the merchsntile line.
We had couple OF weddings In our
vicinity, Mr.. William Cald veil aud Miss
Anna Workman on Saturday night. June
90, by W. L. Norris, Esq AT the residence
OF Mr.. T. Pittman. Also, SUNDAY June
2lst, at the residence of Mr.. Joseph
Foe, Mr. Frank Pit,man and Miss Mela
Flouhouse. by Elder A. Calvert May
happiness and prosperity attend the two
happy couple through life, is our wish
Brunv Bros, W. F. Beckett, and Eikle.
berry d Co, are doing fair business IN
the dairy line. Well. Timothy, will that
"black" limberger lay still ye.2 We
would like to have nip at him. Funny
to see :-H. J. Wright and Jno. Coen on
. "hoss" swap.
T. A. Wood and Criss Conley laving
In their supply OF liniment. NED.
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EELast yeaz /. vas observed that the
Colorado beetle which wrought such de-
struciioa to the pntsto crop wss not so
numerous ~ icrmerly, snd It was hoped
that the diminasion would continue II
not disappear this season. Not so. The
pests are in every potato patch devoar
ing the vines. They seem 10 as great
numbers ss ever before, and have to be
fought With DETERMINATION by potato
growers. Heretofore Paris Green has
been IN common use for destroying the
bugs, bat It has been discovered that
spirits Of ammonia, (hershhorn.geis') is
quite as effective IS destructive agency,
and far preferable because OF no, being
"a sctivs poison. like Paris Green. and
more easily to apply, as oil that Is need
ed 10 sprinkline pot. The proportion
of amnonia is two spoonfuls to gallon
OF water. The new remedy is certainly
worthy OF . trial.
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cy Five and ten cent glassware and
tinware and maDv other use'nl novellie,
at MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.

WrrTENs. OHIo. June "a, 1885.
Ed. SPIRIr: @, the 18Th inst. we were
visited nv cyclone. 1t blew down Is
trees ON VIM. Stewart's farm and upset
Jere Witten's chimney and blew win
dow out Of his residence,
Mr.. Foraker and wife, Of Greenhrier,
are visiting their mother, Mrs. B"wen
We were not aware that Sistersvills
was in this township until we read Ivy's
last letter.
Messrs. Mart, Charley and George
Pieil and wife, Of Pittsburgh. we're Wis
iting ct their brothers John Pfeil.
Called at last: Mr.. James Hissom, in
the iO9,h yesr, Of bis age. His spiri,
took i,s flight heavenvard to day.
Rev. James R. Hissom is home on 8
visit.
For q good time in general don't fail
to come 10 Miller's Run orchard on the
4th OF July. Yours,
LITTLE RosrBUD
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OZARK ITEMS.
uz.sK, Oato, June Is


No. SrrRrr: Some Of our citizens are
devoting q part of their time and at'en
ZION TO berry culture IN the last year
which promises to be fair success. Mr..
l. c Elliott and the AdAir Bros, are
the principal erowars for market. We
hope they will he successful.
The health OF our village is good, no
person whatever to report on the sick
list.
A number pf our farmers have dis.
posed OF their wool clips in the last few
davs. nearly oil at 2Sc.
Tobacco planting seems to he the or
der of the day. Q ite an extensive crop
Is being planted and the very fsvorsble
season, Of late encouraging to that class
of our farmers. We hope they will re
ceive rennmerative prices for the weed
when properly housed and cared for.
Drs.J. n. Pueh and wife and Joseph
Griffith and wife, OF Jerusalem, we're the
guesis Of Mr.. Aaron Pugh OF this place
on Sunday last.
2 Mr.. Geo Eyars and family, in CON.
pany with Miss LIB Morris and Mrs. A.
Morris, OF JerusaIem. we're in town last
Sabbath calling on friends.
Mr. A. W. Wilcox and sister Sadie of
near Somerton were visiting at G. p
Wilcox's this week.
Miss Mollie Arnold is visiting friends
in Wheeling.
Mr. Ebbert q Son OF Wheeling are
paying visi' at Squire Arnold's.
Mr.. Isaac Price and Mrs Jane Nor.
row are visiting Mrs. T. II. Taylor and
family Of this ,,lace.
Mr.. franklin Wilcox and Miss Tanner
Wilson. OF Somerton, are in town to
day.
Mr.. Wilcox has in possession one
among the frst copies OF The SpIRrr
which be calculates to return to the Of
6ce 10 the near future.
Owing to our minister having made
other arrangements. Childrens Day was
not observed at this place until last Sab
bath the church was beautifully decorated
by the ladies'. az is usual on such occa.
sions, and the dav seemed to be enjoyed
by all present. Qai,e number we're in
attendance considering the inclemencv
of the weather. The music was con.
Quoted bv Prot. R. j. Griffith with Mrs
A. Morris at the Organ They were
highly complimeuted for their work.
Rover.
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cHENEY,S


father, Mother, and Three Sisters Dead.
Mr.. David Claypool, formerly Sergeant-
alarms ofthe New Jersey Senate, and now
Notary Public ut Cedarville Cumberland
Co., N. J., makes ihe following startling
statement: any father, mother, and three
sisters all died with consumption, and my
lungs were so weak raised blood. Nobody
thought / could live. Ny work (ship-
smithing) )was very straining on me with my
weak constitution, and was rapidly going
10 the grave. While in this condition /
commenced using Mishler's Herb Bitterl,
and it saved my life. Because it was 20
difficult to get 1t in this little place, andI
had improved SO much, / stopped taking it
for time, and the result is that have
commenced going rapidly down hill again.
Somehow, Mishlers Herb Bitte5 gives
appetite and strengthens and builds me up
as nothing else does, and I must have :
dozen bottles ut once. Use this commu-
nication as you please, and IL any one wants
to be convinced of its truth, let them write
me and / will make affidavit to il, for
owe my life to Mishler's Herb Bisters.r
{ Thesecret Of the almost invariable relief
and cure of consumption, dysentery, diar-
rhdea, dyspepsia, indigestion, kidney and
liver complaints, when Mishler's Herb
Bitters is used, Is that 1t contains simple,
harmless, and yet powerful ingredients,
that act on the blood, kidneys, and liver,
and through them strengthens and invigor-
ates the whole system. Purely vegetable
in its composition; prepared bya regular
v,bvpsr},n. a rtandns~3 y.o3ss,s m v,rov,or>-
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Where are You going on the Fourth ?
To Woodsdeld, OF course, to see the
races, the Calithumpisn parade and the
grand aispIsysof Ore works From pres
ent indications there will be huge gath
ering on that day Five horses are al.
ready entered for the races and others
are coming. II you miss oil this sport
you viii want some one 10 kick you for
not coming. The managers are using
every effort, AMI the citizens g enerally
to make this . gala day, and their efforts
will be crowned with success. Already
about seventy.dve have enlisted for the
parade. 1t will be immense. II you
are aick. come and take hearty laugh
.. the comic ssrdines who will form the
parade, and get well. You will have to
laugh when you see them. It is better
than phvsic. Tumble in here on the 4ih
and you will be satisfied OF one day be-
ing we'll spent
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EE Ohio is said VI have been almoe'
entirely stripped ofublack walnut lumber
FOR msnutec,Gr Gring purposes, and abou'
all the remaining walnut forests in In.
diana are Ia Baftb0l0snew1 and Jennings
counties. This sboitsexGaus,s the black
walnut producing riistriots ot,the North,
and the world has only to look to the
forests of Kensacky and Tennessee for
the supply Of this INCREASINGLY valuable
timber F,rtnnetelySwe have other vs..
rietics that may supply It's place, but y
is evident that black walnut must soon
become one Of our rarest OF woodss
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
TERRIBLE CYCLONE.
Winged Wind that Do
nm 1mmeuNe AInOunt Of Damage

Lightning Winged Wind that Does
an Immense Amount OF Damage.
WHEELING, W Va, June '25.- A
special dispatch from st Clsirsville says
that terrible cyclone passed over The
region surrounding Hendrysburg, Bel
mont county, LAYING waste the whole
county in i,s path, and doing an enor
nous amount of damage. BuiIdings OF
all kinds, orchards, forest trees and
crops were leveled with the earth for 9
space measuring one-bslf mile by Eve,
aad the total loss will reach many thou
sands.
No lives were lost an far as heard
from. The air is desnrihet as heing
filed with Aying debris of all kinds.
while dense clouds of dust rendered Il
almost as dark as nj mt Trees two feet
in diameter we're broken off close to the
ground and carried long distances The
course of the storm Was from northwest
to northeast, the column OF air leaving
the surface of the ground near the little
hamlet of Egypt, totally destroying the
dwelling. barn. tobacco warehouse and
out-hu,ldings of j. A. Brown.
A large number Of buildings, includ-
ing several dwellings, are known to bave
been wrecked. The pa, ticulars cannot
be obtained as the region is fifteen or
twenty miles from the telegraph. n 9TH
ing like 1t was ever before experienced
In that region.
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FRANKLIN rowNsHrp ITEMS.
JEKLrs. O., June % I, 1885.

JERLEs, O., June 23l, 1885.
Ed. SPIRIT: The health of the COM
muni,y is good, with few exceptions.
Sheariug sheep and working corn is
the order Of the dav among the farmers.
Mrs Helen Neiswonger visited her
son at Gravsville q few davs since.
The knob school taught by Mr.. Moses
Curtis is progressing rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eschbaugh, OF
@ iaker City, visited relatives here a
short time since.
Miss Lfbbie Wire OF Lebanon visited
relatives here recently.
Mf. Shep. Todd, Of "Duck Creek y
called on fliends here not long ago.
Some sttraction over this way we think
Miss Halle Baker has gone to Mt
Ephraim where she will take music les.
sons
Mr. S W. Marsh. recently lost horse
valued at one hundred and fifty dollars
CHARITY.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
uGttsT HICKMAN. residen

A GGUST HICKMAN. residence unknown
N will take notice that on the 18th day OF
April. A. D. 1885, Christina Hickman filed her
petition in the court of common pleas of Nom
roe County. Ohio. being cause number 2S12
praying divorce from said August Hickman
on the ground of willful absence for more than
three years last past Petitioner p.ays to be
restored to her maiden name. and dec-eed to
have the custody of the children. Said cause
will be for hearing on and after the 17th Of
June, 1885. CHRISTINA HICKMAN.
mays. 'SSt7
Jas. R. NORRIS, Atty.
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eBTne new postal Iaws 60 into ef-
.yect July lst. Among the changes are:
Increase OF tie weight on the single let
ten postage from han IN ounce TO an
ounce for each letter. reduction o.
newspaper postage to one cent per pound
for papers cen, 4foa pubricasion otaces,
rnd the plan for specislly stamped let
sers, which. by the payment Of sa sddi.
tional ten-cent stamp, insnres prompt
delivery Of letters up to midnight.
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

THE BEST SALvH 10 the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It Is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale b.
&. w. PORE.
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No Distress in West Virginia.

WHEELING. June 19-The represen-
iative of the Chsmber of Commerce re-
turned this afternoon from the remote
regions OF this State from which stories
OF starvation and distress have been
to wing rather freely OF late He states
that the secounts telegraphed are gr' So
ly exaggerated. No suffering ex =.
and the gentleman who va, authorized
TO make the Investigation on hehalf Of
the Wheeling Chamber Of Commerce
says that any Gums sebt there would be
snper6uous.
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~ In P,ttsbu'g natural gas has be.
come SO abundant and cheap that cheap
garbage 10 collected In convenient, places,
and consumed from sanitary considera-
tions. The Penn Fael Gas COMPANY
has offered the municipal authorities OF
that city gas sufficient for the purpose
free Of cost, provided the burning'is
done at night, when the mills and facto.
ries are idle, and the gas Is not required
to run them. 1t is proposed 10 establish
four sets OF furnaces at convenient points
and reduce the offending garbage to
harmless ashes on The shortest notice.
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CnURCH DuRECroRY.

ST syLvrsrERs CATnoIsc CHuRcH.-Rev.
Father WErsuNeRR. Pastor. Services at and
10 o'clock A Sunday School at r. NJ
vespers and Benediction st3P.M.
N. E. CaURcH-Services at the n. E.
Church. WosdsReld. every Sabbath Preach.
inr 1t 1880 A, n and p, N. Sunday school
SO r. n. Prayer meeting every Thnrsday
at7P NJ. Pastor. Rev. n. D. STAurrER-
PREsBYrERrAN CHURcH Services at Pres
b,terian Church. woodsfeld. every two weeks.
brFinuinx Sabbath. ian. eth. ~ O'Clock r. NJ
PRAYER Meeting every Wednesday evening at
Ssl O'Clock. Pastor, Rev W. T. GARRowAY.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 26.-Cattle--Sbipptng
steers. 5 00a6 20; stockers and feeders
3 10a4 So; cows, bulls and mixed 2 20
al so; through Texas cattle, steady q,
2 1854 90.
Hoes-Rough mixed 3 95a4 2l4;
packing and shipping A 10a4 25; ligut
weights 4 05s4 As; skips O0a3 so.
,Sheep-Natives 2 50a4 Is; Texans
2 40a3 60; lambs per head l 0Oa3 90.
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Adjourned.

LONDON. June 2l.-In the house o'
lords lord Granville formally announced
The tormstion Of The cabinet by Sails
bury, and Immediately moved for an ad-
iournment until Thursday. The motion
was adopted unanimously. In the CON-
mons Mr.. Gladstone made q similar an.
and moved for an adjourn
men, until Wednesday, which was also
carried.
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Monroe cast 40 votes for Mr.. MAuRY
on the Let, ID, Sd ani 4th ballots. On, the
9th. Coshoc.on opened the ball BY cast.
ing rs votes for Hon. WILLIAM Law
RENEE. OF Guernsey. Monroe cast 30
for LAwREscE, Guernsey d. Noble 8
and Tuscarawas 1, making IS. or. Is
votes more than the number required to
nominate.
Mr.. LAwRErcE was conducted to the
platform and spoke briefly to the con-
ven,ion.
The Convention at 4 O'Clock P..M..
adjourned with cheers for the nominees.
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TUESDAY, JUNE 80. 1885.


MoNaoE LopaR No. is9 r. and A. NJ,
neem at Masonic Hall In woodsReld, on
wednesday evenings on or before each full
mcoa. H. B. HILL, W. NJ; Jas. B. NORRIS,
Secretary.
WeapsFirLp CHAPTER No. S5. r. A. NJ.
,.eets IN Masonic Hall. woodsAeld. on Nom
asv evening after full moon. J. r. SPRIeas,
N.EH. r; JAS. r. MoRRrs. Sec'y.
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cE There is sad case OF impossible
identity 10 town in Illinois A mother
and daughter gave birth to female babies
on the same day and in the same house.
The thoughtless nurse dressed both
alike, placed them in the same cradle and
forgot which was which, When taken
up neither mother was able to identify
her own child.
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: sWRev. J. r. Hsssex. formerly oi
Jscsson township. Monroe county, is
spending couple Of weeks With bis
family and friends IN that vicinity. Rev.
Hissom was cslled 10 oil the remainder
OF the conference year, left vacant hy
The death Of Rev Youts. on the Morris
town charge. Belmont county. He hes
been veil received by the people on the
charge, and is having One success. The
outlook indicating good results a. each
appoihtment in the near future.
A MEMBER
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Kentucky boasts a family by tae name
of Howard whose combined height is
exactly seventv.fve feet, and weight
?29s pounds. There are eleven persons
in the family and tn, is'her and his six
soma are able to lii $500 pounds.
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Fourth Of July ON the B. 3 o.

The B. 4 o. r. R. Co. will cell round
trip tickets TO and from all Stations on
It's Trans-Ohio Divisions, at low excur-
sion rates.
These tickets will be good going on
July ID, Sd and 4th. and will he good
returning nrtil July Oh, inclusive.
June 23-2w.
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stems Down and Out.

SAN FRANoIsoo, June 24.-George W
Dent, brother.in.law of Gen. Grant, has
received letter from President CIeve.
land notifying him Of his suspenslou
from office "a appraiser OF the custom
house IN this city. Tbomas Book, re-
Gently appor ted, becomes his successor
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The senatorial c Convention.

The convention of the Democracy Of
the 18th and 10th Distric's, to nominate
Two candidates for Senators. was held al
New Comerstown on the 25th inst, al
IL o'clock.
Senator CRowELL. Of Coshocton, was
Temporary Chairman and DR.. A. /.
DoRR, Of Noble. Secretary. After the
several committees we're formed recess
was taken to o'clock.
At that hour the delegates reassem
bleo snd the Committee on Permanent
Organization reported; S.
Chairman Hen. B. WILKrNs, OF Tus.
carawas.
Secretary DAVID OKrr, E'q., of Mon.
roe
Ass't. Secretsry-T. NJ. OarER, E'q.,
OF GUERNSEY.
The report OF the Committee on Reso.
lutions endorsed President ClsvELASD's
and Gov. HoADLY's Administration and
Senator THuRMAN for United States Sen.
ator
Senator CRowEt.r opposed the latter
and finally succeeded in having the entire
report laid upon the table where i, sleeps
10 this day. Hal the report contained
the same endorsement OF MoLsAx the
supposition Is that the Senator and the
.'hoodlers" present would have shouted
their aeqniescence Ia loni tones.
The candidates placed in nomi alton
weres
Goernsey-SAmurL McMAHos and
WV Bosros
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CATTLE MARKETS,
wheeling Tive STOCK Mark es.

WHEELING, June q, 1885
The market is very good, this week
Messrs. Hudson & Bayna furnished th'
following quots,ions:
Ca:,le-2 50a5 90 tor all kinds.
Hogs-Market fairi Static per lb...
Sheep-2s3c.
Lambs-Good, active; Sfs5c.
Calves--2 00a8 90, per head.
Fresh Co ws-S20 00a35 40.
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MAsslsp.-On June 7th, 1885, nv
Rev. ! BArze, Mrs MARY yoEeLE to
Mr. RssERr ALLEN.
On June 18th, by Rev. J. D BERers.
Mics Lizzie K. WAuEk 70 Yx. GEoRas
NIpPrRr
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CINCINNATI,

June 26.-Flour 4 2ls4 90; Wheat
l w; Corn 48c; Oats Soc; Rye CSC.
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~ Miss FRANK JoNEs, Of Woods
Held, has about 20. 900 silk worms. They
have commenced TO spin and ,is ,h"ueht
Che cocoous viii bring at least $500 this
,csmon.
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fH"Bngein, ',aters" furnishes em-
plovment Tor tl1e small hoy Of the fam
iIy at the present time And il the bugs
.rs not csptured and killed the probabil-
isy Is that fSe crop Of tubers will be
short
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eB-Call at THE SPIRIT office Or job print.
ing from visiting card up to full sheet pos.
ter. Letter heads. business card on envelopes,
rtatements and bill heads printed VI short
notice
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In pats OF Kansas corn is heing des.
troyed bv the "wet worm." Fields oil
thrifty corn are cut aud wlthered 10 a
day by these pests.
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100 Doses

One Dollar. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the only
medicine Of which this can be truly said;
and Is is an unanswerable argument as to
the strength and positive economy OF this
great medicine. Hoods Sarsaparilla Is made
Of roots, herbs, barks, etc., long and fayorably
known for their power in purifying the blood;
and in combination, proportion, and process,
Hoods SarsapariIla is peculiar to Itself.
"For economy and comfort we use Hoods
Sarsaparilla." MRS. C. BREWSTER, Buffalo.
floods Sarsaparilla takes less time and
quantity to show its effect than any other
preparation ever heard of. would not be
without it in the house." Mrs. C. A. M.
HUBBARD, North Chill, N. Y. 100 Doses
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-06-30

When Baby wAs sick, We gave her CastoriA,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When sAo became Miss, she clung to Csstoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoeia,