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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-10-07
Heating stoves at L. II. Buffers.
Go to Martins for Blank Books.


| Go to Martins for Blank Books.
a good clean shave for 1Oc at Joe La
nonts and haircut for twenty-five.
Barrels of Gasoline received al
Palace.
Don't mortgage your farm; but IN case
you have to, call on c. G.. Siggins & Co.
aud learn something to your advantage
Look at those beautiful picture frames
at the Central Drug Store. The best in
| the market.
The best -four in the city is the r. T.
| Davis ST. Joseph -four. Every sack war
| ranted. For sale at p J. ASsenmacher
s; Cos.
Go to Martins for fine liquors.
! Have you seen the superb scrap albums
at the Central? Albums of all kinds at
the Central Drug Store.
Try sack of St. Joseph flour. Fer
sale at Z. }. Assenmacher Il Cos.
Remember the old Pioneer on the cor
ner is the place to buy dry goods, grocer
! les. boots and shoes. etc.
Go to Porter & Hovey to see about
your final proofs. 1t will be an object
| for you.
Go to Martins for drugs.
All those indebted to ME will please
| Cal! IL and settle at once.
NJ DoNELAN
1926 reward for detection and convic-
| ton of the person who took the scraper
| from Newell House cellar, 1St week in
Sept, 1886.
LIST NATIONAL BANK OF Colby.
Croquet sets at the Central Drug Store.
Go to Martins for paints.
TAKE NOTICE.-All persons knowing
, themselves indebted to me must call and
settle at once. This must be attended to.
NJ. DONELAN.
| You will find large stock of drugs,
medicines. paints, oils and every thing
pertaining TO the drug line at Central
Drug Store.
The most complete line of boots and
! SHOES III the northwest at u. w. Alien q
Sons. Call and be convinced.
Fresh Michigan cider at NOrthrup
Bros, good cider, too, not made out of
dried apples.
Remember that the best 5 cent cigar in
the city is the Corona de OrO' for sale
E. p. Hovey's P. 0. Store.
Farm Loans
Made at Oberlin rates by F. c. Finnerty,
over Aliens store.
| If you are in want of anything in the
line of DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, boots
and shoes. go to the NEW BRICK store
Stock new and clean, and best styles and
prices low.
Farm Loans
Made at Oberlin rates by +. c. Finnerty
! over Aliens store.
| Window glass at l. II. Bullers's.
Go to Martins for Cigars.
| You can get more good nOurishment
out of a ten cent can of corn at DOnelan' S
| than anywhere else for the money. +,
| Feeley & Co. have everything in the
grocery line. Give them call. 1t will
pay you.
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New Millinery Goods

On hand at Misses Thrasher & Williams
all Of the latest styles. We cordially
invite all ladies to call and examine our
new fall stock We have on hand nice
lire of Kid gloves. hose. jerseys. yarns
etc We have also secured the services
of first-clasS dressmaker. one who will
insure her work 10 s:ve satisfaction. She
uses Moschcowitz system. Ladies wish
ing sewing done please give Us a call.
30 2w
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SStray HOsiCe,

Two hcrS"s one il bay with one white
hind tool. iiie OTHER dark sorrei, all
four feet white. Their age is II and a.
wei: b L: 24C0 pounds Parties taxi
Ing M. tie above described horses will be
Ebei tl.g II war;ied by addressing
NJ ANDERSON,
Quickvilie. Eans.
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Here's Your Jumbo!

Talk about money! The Thomas Coun-
ty Land and Loan Co. loan on five years
time with privilege of paying any time
interest becomes due after one year. No
attorney fees, no gold payment or cut
throat clauses. INTEREST PAYABLE AT
COLBY. Come and see US if you want to
prove up. Office at Bank of Colby.
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4. A =.

There will be Il meeting of ROvohl Post
No. 302 at Beans hall. Oct 9th 1896
All comrades and old soldiers are invited
to be present as business of importance
calls our attention. BY order of the
commander
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SOlf;SCatjOn.

At the Bismarck fair, week before last
one of the rcfreShment stands began sell
ling feer. Sneriff Cowan seized and con-
fiscated the entire stock, amounting to
over 900 bottles the corks were pulled
and the beer empiied into the river.
That good enough for even Bro. Tur-
nGr
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Notice..

The public is hereby notified not to re
ceive or pay any promissory notes paya
BILE To Geo. F. Pulsifer or bearer, as The
SAM have been stolen
GRO f PULsIFEE
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For sick headache, female troubles,
neuralgia pains in the head take DR.. ]
III. McLean's Little Liver and Kidney
Piliets. twenty-five cents vial. Sold
by Walker s. Yousse and at the Palace
Drug Store.
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Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
postcfiice 1T Colby. Kansas. for the month
ending September 80. 1856.
BabberS James Mellor F II
Barnes. F W Miller Mrs Ida
Bolton. Geo l. Morrison. II N
Bailey, II Al McKae, A. X.
Brown, LATE Murray. Those
Chambers II 4 Misner. r ID
Chamberlain GehialNapper. VIA
Edwards o No Poets. VIM
Elwell. David Previtt Frank
Foresman. Robt f Rice, E E
Gordon, Micheal Solder, J VS.
HOcket. Mrs Della Sage. V A
Haas, NJ. +. Slane Jake
Hahn, Henry Smythe. VIM
King, Esra Sharp. NJ E
King, L. NJ. williams, S
LutZ, Sam'l wheeler, WIN W
Lawrence, ChaS
Persons calling for these letters will
please say advertised"
A. j. SENTER. P. NJ.
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New voting precinct for Morgan town
ship : on ne or sec p town . south of
range "a west. and includes ali of towns
nine and ten g i l0). of range thirty
TIN ee and thirtyfour (33 Il 34.
I. =. FHEHAN. j. NJ wOLLEN,
J. P Trustee.
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Don't Forget the Smaller
pROBATE NOTICE.


Accounts and vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio, by
the following Administrators, Executors. and
Guardians, 10 wit:
First and final account of +. S. Stephen as
Guardian Of John Stephen, an imbecile;
First partial account of Elizabeth Muhlc-
man Administrative of the estate of Frederick
Muhleman, deceased.
Second and final account of Cyreno Hurk-
hart as Guardian Of Mary J, Burlshart, u MI
nor.
.Firs. partial account OF J. I. Culverhouse as
Guardian of John Hart, Il minor.
Second and final account of Mary Hays ms
Administrators of the estate of Leonard o.
Hays, deceased.
Third partial account of james a. Brown
as Executor of The will of Stephen II. Brown,
deceased.
First and final account of Isaac Gehring as
Executor of the will of John Staubli, decd.
Final account of l.. O. 0key Administrator
of the estate of Arthama Williams, deceased.
Second partial account of James Nesb!tt as
Guardian OF Lulu Moffett, a minor.
Second partial account of James $. DOtS0n
as Guardian of Russell s., Albert II. and Ed
ward II. Robins minors-final as to Russel ;.
Second and final account of John Sinclair
Administrator of the estate of jeremiah >.
Sinclair, deceased.
First and final account of Alexander Buch-
anan Administrator oJ the estate of Jacob
Smith, deceased.
First and 'finel account of Philip gey Adj
minis.rator, with the will annexed, OF the cs-
tate Of .JOhn Jonny, deceased.
Second martial account of Alfred Riley as
Guardian of John l.. Smith, minor.
Final account of Jasper Lisk Executor OF
the viii of Nicholas p. Lisk, deceased.
Third partial account of Ross l.. Hutchinson
as Guardian of james Arthur Hutchinson. a
minor.
First partial account of Cyrus c. Gratigny
as Guardian of the minor heirs OF Frank X.
'Anv norson Interested may flo written OK
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Business Locals
1e8HOLIDAY9aa
q SIC O O D S $ s

BERrRAM is busy this week
opening Holiday ioo'ls. He has
tie finest assortment ever brought
to Woodsfeld, and all at bottom
prices,
Drop In and examine his goods:
There are Musical Hsrps. Market
Baskets, Mnalacine Cups, Fancy
Goods for yonng and old; Tobacco
and Cigars, Pipes and Cigar Ilol
ders for Smokers; Fancy Toys of
all description, and Candies for
children; and variety of other
useful and ornamental, and amusc.
ing things whicI. are being sold
very low. Don't fail to spend a
pleasant hour examining these
goods and you will be surprised
at the low prices at which they
are selling. My. 30-t4.
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Realty Transfers for the week Ending
November 27th, 1886.
L. j. GRAHAM, Recorder.

VIM. Sinclair and wife, to Rebecca
Mason ct al, 1861 acres Perry town
ship. Consideration $1,000.
Rebecca Mason et al, to Matilda
Sinclair, s59 acres, Perry township.
For $500.
Stephen Dongherty, to Jas. A.
Doughcrty, 40 acres. Wayne town
ship. For $3.50.
Sheriff Sulsberger, to Harvey E.
Stewart 40 acres, jackson township,
For 1925.
Sheriff Sulsberger, to John w.
Stewart, Is acres, Jackson township,
for $925.
Sheriff Sulsberger, to Mary Z. Bru-
iy, % acres, jackson township, for
$3.50.
Sheriff Sulsberger, to Joseph f.
Stewart, 20acres, Jackson township,
for 1850.
Sheriff Sulsberger, to Joseph f.
Stewart. & al, Al acres, Jackson
township, for 5000.
Sheriff Sulsberger, to William
Stewart, As acres, jackson township,
for $3.50.
Sheriff Sulsberger, to Elizabeth
Schoonover, 30 acres, Jackson town
ship, for $500,
No. of mortgages recorded-6
Amount sccured-$2,S5S.
No. Of mortgages released-4
Amount cancelled $3.50.
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! Daily Transcript, Nov.
MARRIED.
jean II. Everest of Lyons, kan., and
Miss Edith kirkbride Of Mcpherson,
Kan., Welded in this City.

Jean FL. Everest Of Lyons, Kan,
and Miss Edith Kirk of Nc
Pherson, Kan, formerly of Peoria,
were married at the residence of the
brides sister, Mrs. b. H. Morgan,
yesterday. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Everest, ia
ther of the groom. DR.. Everest is
the Chancellor elect of the Garfield
University at Wichita, Kan, bat at
present is at the Butler University
at Indianapolis. There were pres
ent at the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. r.
II. Whiting, Mr.. ard Mrs. Howard
Knowles, Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Quinn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Darst, hr. and Mrs.
Mitchell of Galesburg, Miss Steven
son of Bloomington, and others, in
innate friends of the young couple.
The bride was the recipient of many
presents. She is well and favorably
known to Peorians by reason of her
long residence here. Mr.. Everest
enjoys the esteem Of many of the
business men of this city to whom
he is known. Mr.. Everest and his
bride will reside in Lyons, where
Mr.. Everest is engaged in the real
estate business.
The bride, Miss Kirkbridc, is the
youngest daughter Of Milton Kirk
bride, formerly Of Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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OBITUARY,

The people assembled together
en- Thursday, Nov. 18th, to pay the
last respect to Nancy Connor, whose
maiden name was Howell. She was
born On the Richfork in Wayne Ty.,
Monroe County, Ohio, April 9Th,
tS47. She moved with her fathers
family to Washington County, when
a mirc child, and joined the Christ
ian Church ~hep quite young. and
lived devoted Christian. She was
married to Richard A. Conner April
10Th, 1875, and died November II,
1886, aged 80 years, 7 months and
II days, She leaves g husband and
four small children, and all who ever
knew her, to mourn her loss, but we
feel consOlcd when we think that OIL
loss is her gain. A TRuE FRIEND.
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CUPID'S WORK.
MARRIED

MARRIED
On Octobtr 21st, 1886, by j, T.
Culverhouse, j. p, Mr.. Thomas Fl.
Simmons and Miss Catherine a..
King.
On October 2sd, 1886, by Rev. A.
j. Wintcrick, Mr.. August Landfeld
and Miss Mary L. Neuhart.
On October 23d, 1886, by Aaron
Headly, J. p, Mr.. William II. Hen
thorn and Miss Elizabeth Ward.
On Oct. 2S, 1886, by j. Haught,
J. p, Mr.. John Miller and Miss
Mariah Slack.
On November 4th, 1886, by Rev,
j. d. Berges, Mr.. Robert Feisly and
Mrs. Caroline Schmertz.
On November 4th, 1886, by Rev.
W. Darbey, John w. Martin and
Mary E. Baker.
On November 10th, 1886, by N.
Joy, j. P, Mr.. Jas. NJ. CROWN and
Miss Florence L, Daugherty.
On November llth, 1886, by Rev.
f. Mueller, Mr. Fred. J. Lnedy and
Miss Louisa Marty.
On November i1th, 1886. by Ste
phen Cummings, Mr Fred Bush and
Miss Lizzie Bayne.
On November 14tb, 1886, by Ell
der Thos. West, Mr.. VIM. r. Fox
and Miss Orphia A. Stein.
On the 2lst of October, 1886, by
Ezra Barker, sIr. Hiram c. Barker
and Miss Jude E. Huffman.
On the 31st of October. 1886, by
~. Angus, J. P, Mr. Samuel E. Hart
lein and Miss Sarah Mccoy.
On the 24th Of October, 1886, by
L. L. Lynch, j. F., Mr.. Marx Stofel
and Miss Angeline Fulmep.
On the oath day Of November,
1886, by Rev. j. B. Weisinger, Mr..
William Bellinger and Miss Lizzie
Thomas.
On the Sd of November, 1886, by
Jacob Keyinf, J, p, Mr.. Joseph
Path and Mrs. Hannah j. Scott.
On the Sd of November, 1886, by
Matthew Warwick, J. p, Mr.. Geo.
+. Dent and Mrs. Ann Law.
On the 2Sth of October, 1886, by
H. Bunfll, J. p, Mr. Friedrich Min
90 and Miss Lucinda Amor.
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PERSONALI:.

X. W. Pope is improving in health.
DR.. Webber, of Lewisville, drop
ped in to see us Saturday.
J. W. Warner, Esq, of Calais,
was in town on business last Friday.
Mr.. Emil Klotzly, of Hannibal,
made us a pleasant and profitable
call yesterday.
Squire j. w. Warner. Of Calais,
was q welcome visitor at the SPIRIT
office last Friday.
Prof. Morrow and sister offended
the Eastern Ohio Teachers meeting
at st. Clairsville.
Mrs. N. S. Wilson, of Kinsley,
Kansas, is visiting friends at her
old home-Barnesville.
Frank Stout and Benz. Yunkus,
OF AIlltonsburg, were callers at the
SPIRIT Office yesterday.
Jas. Clegg, Esq, OF Round Bot
tom, lighted up onr sanctum with
his bright countenance last week.
Rev. Edmonds and wife, who have
been visiting at Col. MONEYS, left
last Friday for their home at Stcu-
berville.
Mr.. Ed. Mooney, former Woods
field boy, but more recently OF
Frankfort, Kansas was married,
Sunday, the 14th inst, to y fair
daughter of the West. The SPIRIT
tenders its hcartiest congratulations
to Ed. and his bride, and also best
wishes for prosperous and happy
future
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0VERC0ATS
Tnr Men and Rovs

hats, Caps, &c. These
goods and many otl er arti-
cles will be at special prices
until the Holidays, and to
these We have added special
lines of Handkerchiefs fyom
Two Cents a piece up; silk
IIandkerchie's Cashmere d
: >ilk Mufflers; these AuffleIs
are cheap; we have lots OF
item, and they are to be
sold at low prices.
g LADIES WRAPS. You
can't1make a more useful III
acceptable present than a
wrap We have them. New
Iarkels, Jackets, Short
Wraps, and al correct pri-
ccs The girls and mothers,
too, 'ook well in these Wraps
She feels Younger by scve-
raj wears 20 husband. fa-
thei, brother, make glad the
hearts Of the female mein-
Der of the household, by
buying one Of these Wraps
only -Four Dollars and ny
walds-fit we'll. too
Don't Forget the Smaller
Girls. We got them-Twc
] ollars and upwards We
have lots Of articles you
want v atch our store
close for these choice goods
at bargain prices. There
are lots of articles we can
not even hint at in this
space. Come and look care
fully and inquire earnestly.
at Morris IL Armstrong;
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TEACHERS INSTiTUTE.

The next annual session of the
Monroe County Teachers AssCcia
tion will be held in the Court House
at Woodslield, commencing Monday,
December 9th, and closing Dccem-
Der 31st.
Teachers, your committee kindly
suggest that YOU, one and all, read
Sections. 1886 to 1904 of the School
Laws of Ohio, which fully explain
the duties Of teachers relative to
the County Institutes and why you
should attend them.
Fellow teachers of Monroe, please
to bear in mind the Importance of
making your Institute a success, and
to make it such your Executive Com
mittee respectfully insists upon your
attendance and aid.
Teachers of Union Schools, of
Normal Schools, of Select Schools, Of
Common Schools, think of the good
work that can ne done by your CO.
operation with the committee.
The following eminent instructors
have been employed for the coming
! Institute: Gen. Eaton, ex-United
] States School Commissioner, and the
new President of Marietta College,
/ Superintendent J. c. Hartzler of
Newark, Ohio, Prot. Scorer, the re-
nowned Elocutiouist Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, O. II. Mitchell, z. D. of Mari
eta College, late Of John Hopkins
University, a Mathematician second
to no one, also Mrs. Letter, of Will
minston, Ohio, will give a lecture
during the Institute. All of whom
will be present to instruct and enter
tain. In addition the best teachers
of Monroe County are ready and
willing TO lend helping hand.
Teachers, this is your Institute,
come and be benefited.
JAS. II. HAMHToN, Pres.)
R. ?, IoHo, EN-. Com,
". NJ. WILLIAMS. Sec.
-RoMroe Gazette and Clarington
Independent copy.
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go IN, GENTLENEN,
It's Al in ..l,e Family, Anyhow.

It's Al IN Tie Family, Anyhow.
D. D. Taylor, Editor of the
Guernsey Times, and. DR.. McPher=
son, resident of Guernsey County,
have long been bitter enemies. and
occasionally this enmity reaches an
open rupture. Both are men OF
strong prejudices and are leaders in
the Republican party of their Coun-
ty. DR.. Mcpherson, considering
himself injured by certain articles
published in the Times demanded
restitution at the end of cane
He managed to inflict two severe
wounds on the head of the Editor,
when the conflict was happily stop.
ped By others. DR., Mcpherson was
arrested on two chafges--that OF
assault, and disturbing the peace
and nominal fine imposed lly the
Mayor.
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Bueklen's Arniea saIye.

THE BEST SALyE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt
Rheum Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale By r. w. PopE.
March %, 1SS7-lY.
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Pitnnfa MrNpfeh

to citizens Of Ohio during the past
week, and reported expressly for the
Spirit OF DEMocRAeY By 6: A. Snow
& Co., Patent lawyers, Opp, I. s.
Patent Office, Washington, D, G,
j. Wilcox, Plain City, Tension for
wire fences; W. C. Wells, Tifiln,
Tube clamp for oil wells; d. 5. Trim
mer, Springfield, Stove Heating at
tachment; II. Myers, Springfield,
Plow. A. L. II. Messmer, Toledo,
Wheel. L. Miller, Akron, Harvester
butt board; j. Kritch, Cleveland,
Journal hearing; w. Junk, Mt. Ster-
ling, Shock or bundle compressor
II. G. Hustled, 0herlin, Dcntsl plug
ger; |. Goldberger, Cleveland, Box,
W. Gepforl, v. Salem, Fence; A. w
Getchell. Cleveland. Car truck; D
d. Funk, Fremont, CultiYator; G.. G
Fairchild, Oberlin, Generating com.
pound gases; D. B. Cahow, Akron
.Thill coupling; w. II. Burden, & T
G., Cleveland, Coffee or tea pot strain
cr; L. d. Ball, Canton, Rolling col
for
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sHERIFFS SALE.
Frederick Dornbush
VS..
Jonathan Smith & ano.

DY virtue of a certain order OF sale issued
- from the Court of Common Pleas Within
and for the county of Monroe, and state or
Ohio, in ease pending in said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction, ut the
east door of the court house, in Woodsheld,
on
Saturday, The fSGt day Of Deeea6cr, isse,
between the hours of 10 e'alack n. N. and 4
O'Clock p m, OF said day, the following de-
scribcd real estate situate in Monroe County,
Ohio, TO wit:
The east half OF the southeast quarter OF see
tion number four III, township four l4l OF
range six l6l, except one acre of the northwest
corner, containing elghty-two acres more or
less.
Also. the west half of the northwest quarter
of section twcnty-soyen I'll, township three
ISl of range five t5l, containing eighty acres
more or less, (exccpting small piece supposed
10 be four acres of said lot near the southwest
corner of said tract conveyed TO Henry Adams
as is shown by deed.
said property 50 ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at
LIST tract t.,....-.............. sYl2 "
81 tract ...-....-...... lTiS OO
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........ 2,I0 on
aiidmay sell for two-thirds Of said appraisc-
mcnt. Terms Of sale, Cash before confirIna-
tion.
noyl6, ,'Sjw5. Sheriff VI. &. o.
JASPER LIsK, Atty.
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WANTED!
Coed Hickory Lumber for Rims and Shafts

Coed Hickory Lumber Tor Rims and Shafts.
feet long, full II thick, good quality straghtgran
Gear of knots and iron streaks for which will pay
$l7 SO per 200 feet.
and 81 feet long, full Il and 5 thick, tough tim
ber straight and close glain clear Of knots and iron
streaks, butt cut only, 800 per 600 feet
feet long full II thick, second growth, cearo of all
defocts, $25 PEI 900 feet.
feet long, full II thick second growth, clear Of de-
fccts and all white, $50 per 1000 feet
Can use any width All lumber to be edged and de-
lvered in our yard or on railroad track here.
nov2ss1 CAMBRIDGE ROOFING CO., Cambridge. @.
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a CAR u.

RRs-I have some money OF the
Worcester Organ Company's to loan
in sums of $50 to 5000 to parties
who will comply with the rules. Also
some fine Organs for sale on time or
for cash. For particulars, address
j. H. MCCOY,
Sistersville, w. Va.
Nov. l6, 'S6. 3m.
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Chronic CatarrE1

(. az am happy to state that l used Hoods
Sarsaparilla for catarrh, with which | have
been troubled many years, and received
great relief and benefit from it. The catarrh
was very disagreeable, especially in the
winter, causing constant discharge from my
nose, ringing noises in my ears, and pains in
the back of my head. The effort to clear my
head in the morning by hawking and splitting
was painful. My grocer advised me to try
Hoods Sarsaparilla,
and it gave me relief Immediately, While in
time was entirely cured. am never with
out the medicinesin my house, rs think it is
worth Its weight in gold" Mrs. G. B. GIBD.
1929 Eighth Street, n. W., Washington, d. C.
az have used Hoods Sarsaparilla for
catarrh with very satisfactory resultS l
have received more permanent benefit from
it than from any other remedy 1 have ever
tried" NJ. Z. READ, Of A. Read & Son,
Wauseon, Ohio.
NIB. Do not be induced to take any other
preparation, but be sure to get - !.
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Ca.argh il a constitutional dis
case. Hood's fsassaRGFiils is a con.
stitntional remedy. 1t cures ca
tarrh. Give it trial.
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Tumors, erysipelas, mcrcurial dis
eases, serofula, and general debility
cured by ''Dr. Lindsey's Blood
Searcher."