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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-08-19

WANTED-A girl to do general
house work. Apply at once.
HOMER L. WRIGHT.
Aug. 19-2w.
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Workmen are busily engaged IN
cleaning up The wreckage of the
Keynes &-Wellman mill. Those
gentlemen have not. concluded
yet whether they Will rebuild or
not.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
RMAM ESTATE.

In pursuance of an order of sale issued
by the Probate Court of Perry county, o.,
and to me directed, L will offer for sale at
public auction, at the door of the Court
mouse in the. Village OF Logan, Hooking
county, Ohio. ON
Tuesday, August "a, A. I'D. 1886,
at o'clock, p. m, the following real estate
situate in Salt Creek township, Hooking
county. Ohio, to wit:
The west half OF the northwest quarter
of section thirty (3O.) Also the northwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of section
thirty Cj0l, township eleven Ql), range Q9)
nineteen, containing in all one hundred
and six 900 acres more or less.
Appraised ut $4,000.
Terms of Sale.
One third cash in hand; one third In
one year and one third in two years from
day Of sale, the deferred payments to bear
interest at six per cent, and be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold
JOHN FERGUSON,
Assssignee in trust for the benefit OF credf-
tors o: G.. w, Moore.
Ferguson & johnson, Attys.
July 22-sw
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If yon want farm wagon or
buggy go to Comfy Il Higgins.
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If you want anything in the gro

If you want anything in the gro
Gerry line 60 to Hartmans after it.
There is a notion that the Stock Law
is being enforced with too much zeal. 1t
is right to take up stock running at
large, but COWS coming from pasture, a
distance ahead of the boy driving them,
and stock which break out of enclos-
ures and wend their way home. are
not Running at large" in the meaning
of the law.
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INFIgMARY DIRECTOR.

We are authorized to announce the
name ofJacob Myers. of Laurel township,
as a candidate for InfirmGry Director, sub
ject to the decision of the Democracy at
thelr primary election.
We are authorized to announce the
name of Phillip Hensel, as candidate for
Intrmary Director, subject to the decision
OF the Democracy at their primary cleo
ton.
AUDITOR.
We arc authorized 20 announce the
name of William. VI. Bowen rs Il candidate
for nomination FOR second term for the Of
Ace OF Cor nty Auditor OF Hooking county,
subject to the decision of the Democratic
primary election.
TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce tn
name of John SoteStone, as q candidate
for nomination fJI second term for the Of
ncc oi Count Treas urer of R1. king coun-
ty. surje,.t tn the DECISION of the Democrat
x Primary election
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If You want a cider mill 60 10
Comfy d Higgins.
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RECORDER.

hECOIsDEh.
We are authorized to.announce the name
OF Lafayette Warner as u candidate for
Recorder, subject TO the decision of ths
Democratic Primary Election.
We are authorized to announce the
name of Fred Millisor, of Benton township
as candidate for Recorder, subject to the
decision of the Democratic primary cleo
ton.
We are authorized 70 announce ths
name of BENZ. Bebout, j. p, OF Falls twp,
as candidate FOR Recorder. subject to the
decision of the Democracy ct thei- priina-
ry election
We are authorized to announce the name
of GeOrge.W. Lloyd, of Falls township, as
q candidate for Recorder subject to the
decision .of the Democracy Mt their Pri-
mary Election.
We are authorized to announce ths
name of David NJ. O'Harc, OF Webbs Sum-
mit, Falls Township, as candidate for
Recorder, subject to the decision of ths
Democratic Primary Election.
Editor Sentinel-Flease announce the
name of Clement V. Wright, OF Benton
township, as n candidate for Recorder,
subject 10 the decisi IL of the Democratic
Primary Election.
MANY VOTERS.
Editor rSentinel-Please announce Tho
name of Samuel Stradley, of Green town.
ship, as Il Candidate for Recorder, su bject
to the decision of the Democfacy at their
primary election, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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LOST,


II. B. Van Alta and wife have
both been quite sick, but are now
getting better.
Miss Clara Strentz, of Logan,
was the guest of Miss Nettie Hen.
ry. a portion of this week.-Nel-
sonville, Valley Register.
If vou want bird cage, go TO
Comfy & Higgin.
Judge Friesner, Will Bowen
and 1. F. Mccarthy are in Toledo
this week attending the Demo
cratic State Convention.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-08-19

If you want churns, wooden
buckets, go TO Comfy & Higgins.
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". ID. BRANDT,
A. NJ. Brown,
X. A. SKINNER.

On Friday afternoon the final
business OF the Institute was
closed and the following officers
elected
President-W. D. Brandt.
Vice Presidenis-A. n. Brown,
Emma Downey, Anna Doyle.
Secretary-J. w. Filing.
Ex. COmmittee-J. B Matthias,
q. l.. V. Rurgoon, W. L. EngIe.
After few pleasant remarks
from tea achers and friends pres
ent, the session Of sc closed.
And as we look back over the
two weeks of plea SAINT labors, we
feel that each one has broadened
his views of life, and received an
that will bear him
through all the duties of the com
ing year. and We believe that in
The success of the Institute we
can see a brilliant future for our
county.
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Ask your Grocer for Whitehurst
x Cos. Flour, and take no other
For Coffee, Sugars and Teas, go
! to G 60. Hartmans.
! Mrs. L. A. Crawford, this week,
entertained Rev. 2. II. Baker and
, wife of Racine. ..
/ Miss Eta Green, of Washington
g. H., visited friends in this city
Friday and Saturday last.
The drill corps of the knights OF
st. George, use Slisher's Hall in
which to drill.
The fire department was called
out Monday evening for the thild
Or fourth lime to throw wafer on
the ruins of the Touring mill.
Mrs. NJ. M.:Miller was IN atten-
dance at the BaptIst Association
and paying q visit to many friends
at Pleasantvllle, this week.
Andy Hall still presldes over the
grocery at Hartmans. He aims to
keep, and does keep, one OF the best
stocks In the place.
Homer L. Wright. last week sold
fivs Thoroughbred calves to Mr.
Breckenridge of W ushington coun-
ty.
The celebrated "Winchester"
and Imperial" brands OF full
Roller Flour manufaci ured by NJ.
G. Whitehnrst & Co., of Canal
Winchester, has no superior in
the market. Try them and be
convinced.
George Gage says his recollec-
ton Of his duty as Coroner, is TO
81. on dead bodies, not live ones.
That's so. There is no point in
the Coroner quelling a riot, espe-
tally in a dull season.
The Misses Thomas, of Pt. Pleas
ant, W. Va. stopped over on re-
turning from Camp Meeting and
spent the day in Logan, the guests
of Mrs Stcrret.
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Sabine Fair.

Aug. 19-2w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-03
mica sLatea sspAle BY the NsbIaaGa

United States Senate by the EsbTasEa
Legislature In '7l.'75.
In May, 1883, Gan. Atkinson became .
chartsr member Of Carleton Post No. :, q,
A, r, Of Santa Fe. In June, 1883, he
wss appointed provisional department
GommSndor, and 10 that month organized
New Mexico "a u permanent department
and was elected The 6Tst department CON-
msnder, None hut those intimately u.s.
seCisled with him know what he sscH'
deed 10 make the q. A. 4. in New Mexico
v hat it is to-day, and during his term Of
tilice, expiIipg February y, 1854, when
he was succeeded by Col Ell. WynkooPl
lie won tho love and admiration Of every
comIade in New Mexico,
Attic time OF his death Gen. Atsin'
cons family were in Nebraska on ylss
10 friends, His vile is in poor heallh,
and after the desih Of her child last
spring, she ard their little son, Sid, went
10 Linco!n on 6 Wait, while the geutraIa
daughter was also ihe'e completing ler
education, Mrs. AtkInsOn Wss notified o.
hey husbands illness last ThuIEdSy and
started 10 return home. Yesterday she
MSS wired Of bis death, and telegram 70.
celyed this morning slated that she and
Mjss AliCe Atkinson would reach Santa Fe
Tomorrow. Mrs. Atsiuson desires that The
remains Of her beloved husband lie coz
yeyed n B'owaYiI!e, Neb for intermentr
aBd 10 this end the body ID to-day beirl
embalned..
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Ivcy L1rcom, the poetets, Gska: slow
Tili itbe when tho WOO h turn hrownW
1t will be cold Tor pOets, Lucy, extremely
cnlI
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HENRY MAiITYN ATKINSON.
Death Of ono of the Leading Citizens OF
New Mexico.


Death of Ono of the Leading Citizens OF
New Mexico.
Mtd Fs Eno NcEican.
After a brief yet painful illnegrs tic
Hon. Henry NJ. Atkinton fol seleep in
death at II o'clock yesterday morning.
Only bis intimate friends knew how Bcr!-
ougly Ill no was, and when tho sad news
Of hlg death became known throughout
tho city tho BinCoress expressions Of re.
Rrct and toIIow were universal among the
people.
Wheeling. W. Va, Sept mbtr o. 1888.
His parents removed 10 Ohio WHEN he
was five years al age. He wag educated
III Connecticut, and At Derigon Univer.
vefsity, Ohio, putung tho scientific
cUurEC and In 1857 be went 10 Nebraska
As one OF the Oarlies. settlers and cast bic
iOrtuncG with that new territory, lis
studied law and was admitted to lie Ne.
braskR bar In 1861 la 1869 no 0nteTed
tho service Of bis county rs lCCond lieu.
tenant Of Company Q, 20 Nebraska cavalry.
and on tho foOrgania ltlon OF the regiment
he was promoted to Adju.aat. lisIub5e.
uuBntly served HB as sftislsnt rfovott n,nr.
anal OF the district Of Nebraska, aud Was
mustered ont Of service al Omsha IN 1861
l.sSumlng the practice Of Law, he was 40.
pointed In 1867 register OF thO Nelnaha
land district and served Until his
term expired In 1871. During the sue.
Ceedlng two years he WIS largely engaged
In railroad construction, and butt the Dnr.
llngtcu read wCbt through Nebraska. In
1872 pfefidenl Grant appointed Gen. At
kinscn \ member Of tho Mexican border
commission, and while Crgaged Va iullll.
ing tho duliOS oi this potlliun hp TGs call
cd 10 take upon himBgli the mrin rCtpon.
Blble duties Of Commissioner | PCuaiuns.
In 1879 no resigned that position ard WAC
appointed Surveyor General Of New Next.
GO by Precedent urant and .appoiniedin
1850 by President Hayes, 10 Nas q dele.
RatO from Nebraska to tho National Re.
publican Convention IN 1872, ard CatnO
within one vote Of being elected 10 thO
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You ere feeling depressed, your GppsIIt
is poor, you are bothered with headache,
YOU ave GdgetIy, nervouP, and generally
out c I RE, md want TO brace Up. Brace
~, Lut Tot With rtinulsnts, spring T4cdi'
CinCp, or bitters, which have Tor their basia
very cheap, bad whisky and which stImu'
IGta you fGr an hour, and then leave you
in worse condition than before. What
YOU want Ia gu alternative that will purify
YOU blood, stat healthy action Of Liver
aud KidnryF, restore your vitality, and
give renewed health aud strength. Such
y medicine you will end in Electric Bit
,prs, and only 50 CSnta bottle at Logan
4 Co. 3 Drug Store.
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in perpicious practices pursued in aclllude,
is a u!cst Startling cause Of nervous aud
general debility, lack Of sel!.coutlcTc
aud will power, impaired memory, do,
fpoudeuCy ard other attendants Of
wrecked manhood, Sufferers should Ad'
dns,, with 10 cents in stamps, for large
illustrated treatise, pointing cut unfalIiDg
neaps OF PEI iCt cure, Worlds Dlspenslry
Medical AssC citation, 6G3 Main Street, Bl!'
fslo, NY. oct q W sAt&w
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huNDAY-.LeANH .tly q "a, M ann every IJIr
NJ Y ~ N, Leave wheeling lniE NSH H., an
Vyefy. hOut. 70 10 pm, "lhutgh t'Aiii," 1910
uIl y HIllsCU, superintendent
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ARal GstEts.
FOR SALE.

Acres Of land, rCTeI Of which are IuitRble for
marItt ma deuIng, u u ils Igst OF lridGlphla,
IhtIr ISTu It ~ iO0mCd tOuIG, Stable, large
PGuit,y Hose, Stone MIX House, GOOl spring
and god Well, NV bearing Fruit TTeaN 20 ltIud4
OF G upeA lhDS property Is valued VI S!uOi VIII
exchange for large lrEIt Oi Land Of about the
same YAiuO
No Is Virginia st B rooms; half lot Of GIonnd.
No. 60 EOIth FrontSt,
No. 2!41 lott ST. 1 rCOmOd DHCk, Ground Is feet
trout, running back 10 alley,
No ii26 ana il?g EOR 81; full lct,C6 feet 'front.'
running bR"k 1911 feet,
10 us NCCulloCh 81,
AdlSIraGle manufacturing Ellie, centrally loca'
Two dcIab'c pieces OF Property on Charles ST,
NAM olhcs Houses and Farms
Do you want TO exchange your CITY Property LOT
q FsTmY
b you want to buyR VArnf
Do you want to sell o FaTm2
DO you want 10 exchange your Farm Tor. CITY
Io you want to rcnt IIoussH
Do you RRtt 10 buy HCusef
10 you want personal attention given to the Col
lection Of Fonts.
DU sou want a Deed Of Trust Lea'e Declaration
for Tension, Deposition IN your claim for Zen
Sion Increase Of reniOu, Charge OF DrSeTllOn re-
InOYtd aud an honor. Bile discharge, Communication
q RRtIOnE while Il pli'OueT u war, Bounty Ar
&c as OF Ply, Or Hly NOLlrlL business done.
II 30, call OIL OF adcIesS,
JAMES A. HENRY,
po., v,,,,o L,o,,, roInntor md G0tRTV IA niI,
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The old chapa no wore armor were The
first maikCerIleIs.
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THOUSANDS Of Ce5es OF consumption are
cured every year by ACker's celebrated
English REMEDY. 1t 10 o guaranteed
preparation. Ii 1t does not lie p YOU i
will cost you nothing, Try It. A EinGIs
dose will show its good effect. ina!
bottlea 10 cents, ut Logan Il Co.'S and
Charles MenkemGlleI'g.
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IlII.l.

TUoyPSOy-Atl he ledIontc Of her so7IHhw
DR.. Juhu frSssl, ~ tits city, mn sarah A.
Oh q, nday, NtT-mLcrl. lA56 a2.d ii yeLE
Funeral from her late r,SiiOgpc, opposite
Nouud.vIllp on "wednesday, November ., at 2
o'Cpc H. H.
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EptclsI Bctiecs.

FITsi- All FitG stopped free BY Dr. KiineBuCat
Nerve Restorcr. No Fits after nlst days Use. Mar
Vicious cures Treatise aud s2CO trial bottle free to
Fit cases. send to Dr. Kline 93l Arch st., PhlG To-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-03

By daily arrivals of New Goods his stock kept Full and
Complete during the whole season.
115o MAIN STREET.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-30

Roane, Judge of the District Court I.
d. Oglesby, District Attorney; 7. w.
Maxwell, Clerk. a embers of the bar
Messrs. White & Witherspoon, Powell
& Buchanan, Donald Mckenzie, C. A.
Boyce and II. r. G. Foster.
Medical men: Drs. Westbrook. Jones.
Jaque and Messenger.
The business men are: Wilkinson
Bros. j. 4. Plant, T. V. Caffey. w. A.
Crossett, r. S. Dabney, W Wesson. ].
nj. Dockery, Payne < Bill, L. r.
Gwyn & Co., and w. T. Lockhart, all
in general merchandise. II. Diecroger
is practical tinsmith and hardware
merchant. ]. T. NJ. Smith, the drug
gist, j. g. AGREE, blacksmith, ]. Spen-
Ger, wheelwright, and 7, NJ. Puilen,
the under aver.
AS the people of fernando patro-
nize the APPEAL, believe in it and
swear by it, | venture the prediction
that these brief notes of their flourish
ing town will not be unweleome to
them. Hc
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rensation in a ChIcaeo Cburc,,

CHICAGO, Ill, March 2s.-While
the Rev. DIR. Kittredge, pastor of the
Third Presbyterian church, was de
scribing in sermon yesterday morn
ing how there were red-handed an
archists lurking about the city ready
to burn or otherwise destroy property.
escaping steam began to issue from
the pipes of the grand organ lust back
of the pulpit. Pew renters in front
seats were the first to notice the
steam, and in a moment the entire
congregation apparently began hay
ing visions OF dynamite bombs and
long-haired Socialists. The members
were soon scurrying through the
aisles, pointing at what they thought
to be smoke. When the audience
was on the verge of panic, DR.. KIT
tredge turned about and quickly an
nounced that it was nothing but
steam. Brethren" he continued,
''it is an intimation that should put
more steam into my sermons" The
subsequent remarks about the Social
lists were fiercer than before.
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An important arrest.

The arrest OF suspicious character
upon his general appearance, move
meDts or comPanionship without wait
ing until he has robbed a traveller,
fired house or murdered fellow
man, is an important function Of a
shrewd Diet 'ctiye. Even more impor-
tant is the arrest of disease which, if
not checked, will blight and destroy a
human life. The frequent cough, loss
Of appetite, general laDguor or debil-
itY, pallid skin and bodily aches and
pal announce the approach Of pull
monary consumption, which is prompt.
~ arrested and permanently cured BY
DR.. PieIce's Golden Medical Discoy-
cry" Sold by druggists"
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RenpectnbIe nrurristn

never deceive the public, but beware of the
Cheap John druggists who offer you plaster
called "Capsioum," OApsicin," "Capu-
Gin" or " Capsioine," and tell you it is sub
stantiAlly the same as the genuine Benson's
Capcine Plaster, or even better. They ask
less for the imitation, for it costs less; but as
remedial agent it is absolutely worthless
he reputation Of Benson's as the only pI=s
ter possess ng actual and high ourati=e quail
titles is the result of many years' experiment
and honorable dealings on the part Of the
propristnrs; and 500. physicians, pharma-
cists and druggists indorse II as the best ever
by ,buying Of reputable dealers only, and
avoid mistakes BY personal examination.
The genuine has the Three Seals" trade
mara and in the center is cut the word
4" Capoins."
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The ReRinninps or sicI-Do..


Never ttiAe with what are called small all
ments. a disorder easy of control at first, il
neglected for few weeks, may become a
mortal disease. Be especially careful not to
let debility gain upon you, for it is the door
through which all maladies enter the system.
If you feel languid, inert, and to use COM
mon expression, ''as If there was no life left
in you = resort at once to Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. That great vegetable tonic will
supply the vitality you so urgently need. ii
is nerve food. By its tonic action the stom-
ach is so inviEorated that digestion be comes
regular, easy, perfect; while its mild, ca
distractions, and its alternate operation b an
ehcially affects al the secretive organs. For
the misefies Of dyspepsia, and they include
almost every unpleasant feeling that be-
longs to physical disease and mental wretch
edness, this potent tonic ia a certain and
speedy balm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-30
SOUTHERN SPIRIrUALISTy.
Thirty Ninth Annual Convention az
Louisville,

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 29.-The
thirty-ninth annual convention OF the
Southern Association of Spiritualists
assembled here to-day, with a good
attendance. The Rev. Samuel Watson
OF Memphis convened the meeting by
a lecture on biblical Spiritualism.b
Addresses were made by G. w. Kate
OF Atlanta, on "The History of Spirit
ualism;" Warren Chase of California.
proofs of Spiritualism;" Charles
Dawborn of New York, personal Ex-
periences;" and Miss zadie Brown of
Atlanta, while under the influence of
a spirit, sang an improvised song on a
subject suggested by the audience. A
number of platform tests were also
given. The convention continues
through April 4th. The meetings are
public.
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LAID ASIDE HIS OUID.
Sam Jones Gives Up the Use of To.
haccO.

CHICAGO, ILL, March 29.-The Rev.
Sam Jones, preaching last night before
a great crowd, ended his discourse
with a statement which created a de-
cided sensation among his auditors.
The declaration was to the effect that
he had quit the use of tobacco. Said
he; " | consecrated myself to Christ
thirteen years ago, and have since
tried to live rightly, but | feel | have
a habit which is called a stumbling
block to Others by good Christians in
the North, and l announce to YOU to-
night that you can say Sam Jones has
not got habits that will be a stumbling
block to any lady. TREMENDOUS ap-
plause Whenever find have about
me anything that.may prove a stumb-
ling block to keep others from Christ.
it shall go down forever. | ask your
prayers for me. / have had fight
that no one knows anything about it.
l give God glory, and you the benefit,
and If | do no good in Chicago. you
may thank God that Chicago has done
some good to poor, little, pale South
ern preacher. [Applause.1 The min
listers who have been laboring with
Mr.. Jones to induce him to quit the
use # tobacco, gathered about and
shook his hand and congratulated him.
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The faraenhnnIr.r.

WARRENsBURG, Mo-, March 29.-By
the direction of the State Committee,
Martin Williams, chairman OF the
National Greenback Labor State Cen
trail Committee, to-day issued a call
for the State nominating convention
Of the Greenback Labor party of this
State, to meet at Sedalia, Wednesday,
June I'd, next. The basis of repre-
sentation is one delegate for each 100
votes cast in each county for Weaver
for Presidentin 1880, and one addi-
tional delegate for each fraction of 100
votes in excess of fifty, making total
of 3S8 delegates in the convention.
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A Great Blood MedicIne.

Rosadalis cures ScrofuIa, Swellings
Goitre, Skin Diseases, Liver Complaint,
Rheumatism, etc. Reed the follow.
ing: l have been a great sufferer for
fifteen years; not able to walk from an
injured leg. Have tried many MD. e
and their remedies to little purpose.
believe Rossdalis will cure me. Send
me one dozen by steamer. It was
recommended to me by a friend,
have taken two bottles, and find It
helping me. The druggists who usually
keep it ere out of it, and l cannot af-
ford to wait the slow arrival of their
supplies. JOHN T. BEEKs,
Supt. Board Of Public Instruction.
LlKR IRENA. RLnEInA
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senator HiII,n Monnmen,.

ATLANTA, GA, March 20. The mon.
ument 70 the late Senator Hill is now
in place and ready for unwilling. The
committee in charge has decided to
postpone the unwilling ceremonies to
afford MIR. Jefferson Davis an opportu-
nifty of being present. In reply TO an
invitation Mr.. Davis has promised to
come.
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JOHN H KmpA1T, of Wesl6old Cbor

tauqua county, N. Y, writes, May 20,
1885, that he WIS suffering with rheu-
matte flver, and had constipation SO
bad that many times he went twelve
days without an evacuation. Given
up by physicians, he as a last re-
SORT took Brandreth's Pills, two every
night for seven weeks. Now he is
an entirely well man, and never uses
any other medicine for himself or
family. He will answer any INQUIRIES.