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PULLMAN PALACE-CARs

run between New YORK. aud Philadelphia
and Cape Charles. Passengers cen take tho
philadelphia sleeper al Philadelphia
Broad. street siation) NJ 10 y. NJ. coming
South and are allowed urcmaiu IN sleeper
ON arrival at Philadelphia until 7 A. N.
without being DISTURBED
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Bichm d.. sII:30 A. NJ. / Norfolk. p. N
Richm'd.. $3.50 =. ". ( NorfolkIO:OOP p. NJ
Norfolk. $3.50 A. ". Riohm'd lao r. N
Norfolk. 1880 Z. VI. Richm'd-9:2OP NJ
These trains also make close connection
70 and from FarmVille, Lynchburg, and
southwestern points and all stations on
tho Norfolk and Western railroad.
j. X. KENLY,
superintendent OF Transportefi0n.
4. NJ. EMERSON. General PRssanger Agent
SoL HAAS Traffic Manager, noI3
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TRAINS HoRrHwARD.
DAILY. iDaily except sunday,

DAILY. iOaily except sunday
STOPPlNG-PLACES.
Nos. 40 and As make no stopa. Nos. 42
Gpd AZ stop al Manchester, and only on sig
nal at Centralia and Chester. Nos. a AID
30 stop only on signal AZ Manchester. Ceu-
iralla, and Chester. Nos. 81, 80, 81, IS, 80,
aud 81 VIII stop at ali stations FOR plssen-
gers.
PULLMAN-CAK SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. 40, AZ, and as sleeping
cars between Washington and Jacksonville
On Trains Nos. 40 and 40 sleeping De-
tween Washington and Charleston. On
Train No. As sleeping. car between Tampa,
Fla, and Washington (UiG JacksOnyille).
On Train No. At sleeping car between Jack
iOnyille and New YORK. on Trains Nos.
~ and 40 sleeping csrs between NeR YORK
and Aiken, s. C., (ria Charlestonl On
Train No 48 sleeping.car between New
lork and Tampa, Fla, (cia JscksonYille)
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE To mob.
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TIE FINAL SUCCESS.

In 1851 Theodore +. Davidson. now NJ
torney.Gencral, moved in the senate reso-
luton directing the Governor, the Secreti-
rs OF state, aud the Superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction, who compose the Board Of
Trustees Of the Public Libraries er ogciO,
10 publish the records and documents here.
In 1883 the Trustee, reported that the re-
cords here were 80 extremely mcagrc that
hey had decided to publish nothing until
the Legislature had been appealed to for
authority and aid ~ procure the docu-
ments from London and make the records
complete. At the session OF lSS3 the de-
-,red authority was given.
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JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

GREAT TOURIST ROUTE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAX
SCEEEhY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

With matters now IN Il shape TO permit
thorough work, the Trustees took an adj
mrable step by securing the services OF Mr..
W. Noel Saiusbury, Of the British Record
Office. lie was warmly recommended by
The historian Bancroft, and the re'ulrof his
ahoIs has fully justified all the confidence
feit IN bis ability. He wa given m'truc-
lions to do the work with such absolute
tLoroughncss that there would never be
either need or desire for it to be done over
aeam. 1t Is now an assured fact thli the
state has accurate copies Of all papers re-
latin. TO her colonial history.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
TIVE SCOPE ~ THE WORK.

Volume I. begins in 1862 and end, with
1872. The first permanent white settle
ment ir the State was made east OF tht
ChoWan river, probably a. early as loo,
and in 1853 grant was made 10 Roger
Green on the Roanoke river and the south
or wet side OF the ChOwau river. The
earliest grant OF which there i now copy
Is OF record in Perquimlns county ana
was made 10y the King OF the Yeopim IN
diaus March !, lGG2, to George Durlnt Tor
place now known as "Durant's Neck.
The volumes, In regular SUCCESSION, BRING
the history down to the time when Norm
Carolina passed from British control anu
became one Of the United States.
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TuE RsA. cyIPMTs.
Eight or ten days later they offered a re.
ward Of 10000 for the apprehension Of the
thieves and recovery OF the money, bat they
We're a. much in the dark then as at first
Before The party left Dubuque, however
they received their first clew, Mr.. Fargo re-
eciying a telegram from a banker In &
little town, TIE name OF which | hay,
forgotten, near Boston, Mass, stating
that two men there, named King
- aud Ayers, had just returned from the
West, and were displaying SO much
money that II appeared very suspicious.
Upon their reium from the West King and
Ayers had bought liyery-stable and made
many other purchases, paying for every.
thing In American gold. The detectives at
once turned their attention in that dIrec-
ton, and upon carefully tracing the matter
up aseertaiDed that King aud Ayers were
old acquaintance OF Messenger White, who
was running between Chicago aud Detroit at
hetime the robbery was committed. From
this eiew and the additional fact that White
resigned his position soon afterward, after
long and tedious investigation they
decided that they had got on the right
track At last, and traced King and Ayers
from Dubuque 10 Chicago, from Chicago 10
Dubuque, aud back 10 the little town In
Massachusetts. They found every hotel
where the men bad stopped. and at the
hotel IN Chicago, where the men had been
qusrtered, the room they occupied was
searched and the detectives were rewarded
BY fading there q number Of bullets sfmi.
lar TO those with which ,be tTeasuro-boxes
bad been flied.
TRANSFERRING THE TREASURE.
"fiow did they secure the boxes con.
tanning the treasure to make the trans
lerf"
~ was coming 10 that part OF the story
esid Mr.. Hayden. "fhc robbers had manu-.
iactured duplicate boxes like those furnish.
81 BY the Government at Dubuque, which
were Of ordinary pine wood, doye-tailed
teesiher. The bogus boxes and their bag
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
IN ROAD.

SOI.. HAAS. Trafflc Manager.
II. Il, THOMAS. General Manager. no IA
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FIRSrCLAss MEALS.

CHEAPE~T ROUTE.
RATES MUCH Less THAN HALF
CHARGED 81 Any OTHER ROUTE.
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SHERIFT'S SALE.
Real Estate.

Gilbert Lyman vs.. william NJ. Smith. High.
land County Court of Conn mon Pleas. Case
Nos. 4i'G and 1876 consolidated.
ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance Of an order issued from the
county OF Highland and State Of Ohio, made
1T the October term thereof A. d. 1888, and tt'
me directed, will offer for sale at public
auction 1T the door Of the Court House, IT,
he town Ut Hiilsboro, ON
Saturday, January LIST, A. d. 1887,
At 3 o'clock p. m. Of said day, the follow.
ing described real estate. to. Wit:
Situate in the county Of Highland and
State Of Ohio, townRhip Of Concord, to-wit
BEGINNING at o tone in the line Of W. H
Eakins and corner to the land Of W. ..
Eakins N. 7ao ". IS 6e-i0O poles 10 q stone in
said Eakins' line q corner ot J. W. Della
planes; thence with his line N. 80 F.. l2A
poles n. ". corner to said Delaplane in line
nj William -; thence with his line and
\ line OF James Rotro6 3. 60o +. ~ $500 poles
to q stone in said Rotroff's line . corner to
ssh1o nopss fnepSe y,n the line Of
stone; thence .. so E. poles to stone cor
ner to George Trouts land thence with hiA
line y. +, W. 80 G0i0O poles TO q stone corner
to said Trout and W. P. Stewards; theme.
with Ste warts line g. 70 w. 81 8O-l0O poles t.
The beginning, containing % acres and los
Said premises has been appraised at ttaS8)
four hundred and thirty eight dollars. anu
can not sell for less than two.thirds of said
Hppraisement. f.
Terms Of saie-cash on day et sale:
Collins & Collins. Att'ys.
DeCem ber 2. 1888
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SHERIFTS SALE.
Real Estate.

James Dnt,un VS.. John Dntton ct al. High.
F. No. IfO2.
ORDER OF SALE IN PARTITION.
In pursuance Of an order issued from the
county Of Highland and State of Ohio, made
NJ the October term thereof a. ID. 1856, and
70 me directed, will offer for sale 1T public
auction Mt the door OF the Court House, in
the town Of HillsbOrO.o on
Saturday, December 11th, A. ID. 1885,
At l O'Clock p. nj. of said day the following
described real estate, to- wit:
Situate In Brnshereek township, Highland
county, ONO, on the waters OF ONO Brush.
creek, and bounded and described as follows,
tO-wit:
First tract-Besiuning at n white oak and
poplar southwest corner to lot OF John
hatter's and In the line OF John Graham y
survey No. 2si2 thence with the line Of said
Graham's survey; thence N. So W. II poles
10 two black gnins and II hickory n. e. corner
10 George Calls lot; thence with he line
thereof l59 poles to n whiieoak and dogwOOd
AT the east corner OF said Gall aud In the line
Of John CapIingers lot; thence with his
line +. 10 poles to "A sugar tree, white walnut
and white oak i'll The line Of Peter Halter n
lot and orner TO Caplinger; thence with the
said Peter Hatter's line north l6O poles, pass.
ing Peter Hatter's corner auu with John
eighty a % and one. half (s5lSl acres, more or
scrss acre U entered in the nans Si John nh swkiUs
excepting from said above described traci
the following described parcel taken there
from and decided on December 9Th, 1883, "
David Dutton to Jacob r Bobb, to-wit: Be-
Ginning t a stone corner TO John Capling-
,inger's line n So W. 3S poles to stone in
said line; thence N. l3o +. 42Ia poles to
stone thence =. 7S' E. % poles 10 u stone In
the sinking = ring road thence with said
road =. $50 L. 10 poles to n stone in said road
aud In the weat line OF Joseph Hatter's la d.;
thence 3. 31L poles to the beginnin. con.
laining eight and three-fourths acres, more
Or less. second tract situated In Bruslicreek
township, d Highland county: Ohio. bounded
iron wood In the line oe Elizabeth Hun.
nan, aud conveyed To her by John Halter |;
.hence .. l43 poles to q whiteoak northwest
corner to Jacob Hatter's survey, N. SO l5' W.
l45 poles 10 u gum southeast corner to Joseph
Vests survey; thence N. Is poles TO q stone |;
thence easterly with the meanders of the
cotton to the beginning, containing one
hundred acres, being part OF survey No. 28a3
patented to John Graham by patent bearing
BIAS Baker by Walter Dunn, executor Of the
.ast will aud testament of said John Ora
nsm, deceased.
First tract o S52 acres less 81 acres has
Ueen appraised NJ SO per acre, or ii ISL .25
Second tract Of lO0 acres appraised at Sl2
per acre, or 81 200, aud can not sell for less
thau two-thirds of said appraisement.
Terms OF Sale-One-:htrd cash on day of
sale, one-third in one year and one. third In
Two years, the deferred payments to bear
interest from day OF sale aud to be secured
Ii. G. DAWSON.
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
Sloane, Gardner Il Hire, Atty's.
Nov llth, A. D. 1856.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.
Maggie r. Ohaney va. Wallace W. Pike ct al.
Highlaud Counsy Court OF Conn mon Pleas.

Maggie r. Ohsney va. Wallace w. Pike ct al
Highlsnd Counsy Court Of Common Pleas.
Case No. -. q. 90
ORDER OF SALE IN PARTITION.
In pursuance OF an order issued from
the Court OF Common Pleas within and
for the County of Highland and State ~
Ohio, made ut the October term there.
OF A. ID. 1885. and to me directed will offer
for sale ~ public auction on the premises In
the town of Leesburg, on 1
Saturday, December 10, 1886,
At 10 q. m. OF said day the following describ.
cd real estate. tO.wtt;
Situate In the county OF Highland In the
Stete OF Oht", and bounded and described o.
fOliOwes TO wit: In lots Nos nfty.sevon and
nifty nine (57 and 6O % numbered ON the re.
corded plat OF the village of Leesbu9g, High.
land county, Ohio, original numbers 63 and
Haid premises has been appraised ~ fol.
lows: ln.Iot No. ~ 1t $3.50 tn.lot No. 50 q
u .1O0, and can not sell for leas than two,
thirds of said appraiAesneDt.
Terms OF salp-One-thtri cash ON day Of
sale. ohe.third IN one year. and one-thtrd In
tereet from day Of sale and . ~ secured by
mortgage ON the premise;
Z ahsri0 Htghland CounSy, q.
etsel 4 Hough, Atly6,
November 18th, lea
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FRANK h. Burnett vs.. Ellen WOODS ct al.
Case No. 4407.
ORDER OF SALE IN PARTITION
Al pursuance OF an order issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
Crunty Of Highland ana State Of Ohio. mad Q
u the October term thereof A. d. 1885, aud
TO me directed, I will offer for sale at public
auction at the door of the Court House, In
the town Of Htllsboro, on
Saturday, December i, A. d. 1855,
described real estate, to-wit:
Highland county, Ohio, and bounded and
described as follows, to- wit: Beginning at o
white oak corner % Henry Miller thence
corner to d. 9. Bsteman; thence with the
line Of said Bateman and T. NJ. Mccormick
). llo ". ll9 poles TO a sassafras. corner to
II said McC irm ck N. 74o E. 9L poles to u
hickory, corner TO said McCormick thence
With his line and a line OF VIM. HetherIng
ton 3. 79o E. l4l1a poles to ~ stone In said
Hetherington's iine, corner 10 The land Of
John Armstrong; thence with the line OF
ssid Arssop 4as y poles 70
y. 3so W. poles TO u stone; thence N 4s0 e.
66 poles to stone. corner tn said Armstrong
!n.s line Of Henry Miller; ns tnsnee with a
stone in said Mtller's line; thence with
another Of said Miiler's lines N. 50 W. 2Sl<S
poles TO the beginning, containing one hun-
poles, more or less, being part of John Gill
sons survey No. 5sa, ON the waters Of Rrush-
creek.
!. Also the following second tract, situate In
the township OF Scott, In the county Of
Adamn and in the state Of Ohio. and bound
Cd aud described rs follows: Beginning at
two white oaks and two elms (now gGue)
the most northeriy corner 70 survey No. $500
sssssS shssc. .. -: T. iss pole: 70 ssSns -;
;hsnce north Poss ;nsns: r. e. g
W. l8:poles to . hickory thence 9. % W. 4
poles 70 the beginning. containing ninety.
nine (89) acres. more or less, being part 81
surveys Nos. 1887 and 608l, save aud ox eDt
on Of said tract the following described psv.
Gel decided by said Tanner Y. Burnett 70 Mar.
the J. Page on the east end thereof, 70 wit: !:
BEGINNING at = nt0pe corner Of Post and Rob
erts !; thence In Msy Hill and Belfast mad II.
60 W. % POLES 70 2 stone; thence y 2os 2. su
thence with his line d. GO e. il ps,ies and ID
links 70 the said road thence In the center
OF said road 3. 20 poles; thence 82 poles !:
thence g. "a poles 70 the place OF 0ssir :. .ng,
containing eight tS) acres OF I'D.
Said premisss p been appraised a. fol-
Fir.t taci st s2025
second tract ~ u ,0e2, and can not sell for
less than ~ 9.thirds OF satd sppgaissmept.
Terms Of Sale Qne-tsird cash on Gay Of
:sis. ope.shisd 10 one year, and ose-thlrd 10
Interest frsm aay Of saie, and 70 be sscSrsi
ey "ortssssoA me premiS,cS 4 - !. ws1l,,A
sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
Slosns. 0ssdnerA . Hire, Astys. e, q y.
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SHERIFF's SALE.
Real Estate.

The Firsman's Insurance C.,m psny, of Day.
tnu. Ohios W. WIN. N. n II ami Hester
DEB. Aeek Highland COunty Court or
Common Pleas. Case. No. 1854.
ia2 ORDER or SALE.
In pursnsncs OF IN order issued from the
Oourt Of Cinnamon Pleas within and for the
eonnty Of Highland and SLATE Of tbht0. made
~ the Octoboe term thereof A. ID. lG0o. Md
- me direeted. will ofyeP for sale at public
auction se the door OF iho Court House, n
the town OF Hiilsboro. on
: Saturday. January lst, A. d. 1887,
A. one O'Clock p. "a. Of said day, the follev.
Inf described real estate, to-wiL:
situate 10 the county OF Highland, In the
6tate Of OHIO and IN the t0wn Of HtllsborO,
and bounded ~ follows: Beginning at the
2. ". coruev Of Ays. 0sorge Boies' land
thence e. lo0 feet TO the iiue OF Ber tSmin
Chaney, ~; thenoe N para llel With Vine
street Io49 70 feet y ths .. .. corner Of Hrs.
esyah + Aarshall; thspcs With her line and
pesallsl With thS premises conveyed hereby
~ feee r. the 9. y. corner OF Ars. 6areh e.
vS sss ss q tSs vnss ssssss asss sosS sSssss 3
S.sssss sssid dssss q he ssassssn:; ssn; '''as 'he
.hoIsasd 1t - dcihss, and 8 s "a - III i'x% scP
lese eheu two.t6tEds ot AID nDpSalsomoni.
I. Ess"s OF 'sle-cssh On rex e e I ssjs sHjssc.
nbsst1 9ishlsnd County. 6Slo.
- . scf9si Assssseys
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roads they werc heading for them rom
every direction. n, however, the com.
pany locating its town failed to hit the
oxact geographical center OF The county
Il invariably invites county sent, us In
Syracuse aud Kendall in Hamilton coun-
ty and Frisco and Cormada in Wichita
county. I spent two days travelling
through the country and really was 30
homesick that thought 10 myself "if l
ever get out OF this barren desert will
never want second visit"
II is q very common occurrence to be
caught in sand gale, and II you wonder
what a sand gale means come out and
visit south western Kansas. Let sheet Of
sand strike you and you will think west.
ern life is not such a sweet and comfort.
able life AZ the western papers picture
It. I saw hedge fences completely cov-
cred with white sand and you can look
for miles and miles and see nothing but
one vast prairie before you, and some.
times the farm houses are made 90 poor.
ly that Kansas cyclone would carry
them away. l have read many Kansas
papers and heard people talk about the
great State Of Kansas, and while there
are some fertile districts in that State
they are not as imagined them.
Well, I have given rather brief de-
scription about Kansas climate, etc., for
I would rather talk politics any day than
talk about the "Sandy Desert of Kansas"
and hoping that my Prohibition friends
will read up little before they claim
Kansas as their own, promise to be
with them when they can convince me
that its better to vote with them; help
elect Democrat President and help to
get the President to appoint rebels in.
stead Of Union men. But until they
convince me that this is the best policy
I shal, stick to the grand old Republican
party though nothing be left but the
tail, should that time ever como. but
it never will } Hoping none of my
friends will think ! am too bitter in my
denunciation of the party which has
only weak show Of existence, I will
close this letter and at some future time
write them letter Of coincidence.
a.-.. E. L. E.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.

J. u. Hiestand and Leender Detwtler, as Ex.
ecntors. VS.. Russell b. Muntz and Lavisr
F. Munix ct al. Highland County Court OF
Common Pleas. Case No. 4i2S.
ORDER OFEALE.
In pursuance Of an order issued from the
County of Highland and State Of Ohio, MADE
at the October term thereof A. ID. 1885, and T.
%s % 9eI 1 fof sale e. public
the town Of HilIsboro, ON
Saturday, January 1, A. D. 1887,
Al 9. O'Clock p. IN. OF said day, the follow.
Ing described real estate, to.wit:
First rract-Lot "A", Fee estate, lying be.
Ing and situate in Liberty township, High.
Fork. part Of Billiards. survey No 25i3, BE-.
DINING a. stone in the center Of the turn.
pike lending from Hilisboro to West Union
thence with the south side of Conard street
Lot "B''; thence n. 81 50 T E. g p pole. ps 10 ., =
..sks . y u. GsId wells lot snd on the south
thence g. $50 3V e. a. 20 poles TO q whiteOak
stump or the north side Of said road; Themes
=. 5S' 15 +. 20 % poles 70 the center Of Q bridge
turnpike thence .. 4os W. 25 so poles to ihs
southwest corner Of ?. 9. EckleyS slaughter
ssst corner of said Eckley lot thence N. 49a
E. 2i6S poles to stake In the said Hillsboro
and Belfast turnpike; thence y. 2S0 ~ + "a
piie; the ). sso ~ v. la . pciss % With H.
Hiilsboro and West Union nj suSnpiSe I r ROAD dt !;
@ pole. e tie n pi:os g Il siS con.
tanning twenty t20l acres: one lll rood and
nine to) square perches Of land.
/, Also tns life estate OF Raa.ell b. Munts.
payable. annually BY the eaid Ruasll B
Muntx during bis natural life to the MI.
si0nary society of the Methodist EpiGcopal
Church. IN the following described reafss
Lot"B". life estste-Lyius. being and sit.
nate In Liberty tewushtP. Highland county
sary.s s Pss sSs
center Of the Hiilsboro .aad Wet Onion
esst u eaid line; thence \: sso ~ 2, With the
xSs,so.n eor.sP o. 70 Lot ss.e.s g ~ e
=. saA0 poles ero.sina the q lIsboro and Bel.
last turnpike 20 stake in tne bank OF 3
.s:s f;s.es IN. e. s: ss:1s: ssS e 81 p Pole:
stske corner 70 sad Milo! thence y 10 w.
ths ispd Of n. 3, Aanis thssse q. o. ".
s:!ss S. g .s i:'a esS;.s ssss
thence with the esnter Of .sid read N. s' ~
~ 20 pS:. e shs n plse: os se:inn%.Ss: ~ con:
snS els, sn n, sg1s;:. perebes q lspd. ~.
spptai;ed q ei15e.
e. :';.s: s. ,ss:sss = ssi's' 81
iss & q Is HiIssssY ssssss Sns q S e:as :sss
diS eeiseopal Chnfshl has been eppreiasd
sssssas d fsS - S sspss'sensss 81 ne - 'nss
Tsr.sef sA's-oash o1 Hfsy & Ss s;'Si wsior
s.... 4 Houss. s.iI'S xss'ys s'sh'ana 'oaa'ss ss:ss
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We doubt II there is, or can be, specific
remedy for rheumatism; but Thousands who
have suffered its pains have been greatly ben
efted by Hoods Sarsaparilla. II you have
failed to nnd relief, try this great remedy.
II was afiicted with rheumatism twenty
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grew worse, and at ono time was almost help
less. Hoods Sarsaparilla did me more good
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II. T. BALLOON, Shirley village, Mass.
IL had rheumatism three years, and got no
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done great things for me. recommend It to
Others" LEWIS BURDANK, Biddeford, Me.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is characterized by
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Send for book containing additional evidence.
Hoods sarsaparilla tones up my system,
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Register Of Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
"HoQd's Sarsaparilla beats all others, and
isworth its weight in gold" !. BARRINGTON,
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Hoods 9arsaparllla
Sold by all druggists 81 six for o. Made
only by @. /. HOOD 8; CO., Lowell, Mass.
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School BepOrt.

The following is the result Of the monthly
examination of the Webertown school, held on
Friday, December I'd, 1885, Number Of
pupils enrolled as; average daily attendance
l6. Ed NJ. Wigg M, Teacher:
A Grade-Henry Pegan 70. B Grade--John
Ramel 81, Clara Pfster 81, Samuel Troutwine
90, william Troutwine 81, Cyrus A. Frazier 81,
Henry Burton a. G Grsde-Lorsn Trout
wine 98, Wesley Burton SO. Michael Grogsn 90,
Charley Smith 81 D Grade-Clara Tr0utwine
%. Annie Hendrickson 81, Lewis Wood n,
johnnie Lsymon 80.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-12-09
Rheumatisu
THEORY AND PRACTICE.

20 completely overpovers its victims that all
business or labor hes TO bs abandoned. oar
readers should remember that Hoods earsapar
rills y mot recommended - . positive speeldc
foe rhsumstism IT, proprietors doubt II there
d, or can b. such remedy. sut many peo.
ihsy hsvs bssa positively cursd 81 Hood's o..
saperills. Tbs disease u oftsn th~ rsenlt of
inipuFe blood. .-hepes the power Of this great
ns1iej1s over u. IT. success IN many severe
eaeD jueti1ss - IN recommending ~ uss 70
~ elesssss from rhsuuAtisn. 100 Dosos