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StrabisnluS.
The Republican Gazette 1llustra-
ticus.

The Republican Gazette 1llustra-
tions.
Our esteemed cOtemporaIy, tho
Republican-GaZette, is funny OF
it is nothing. Last week il come
to Us Observation-Disclosures all
over it.
The pictures which captivated
us were in an illustrated article
on Stravbismouth.
1t would seem that this big
word only affects ladies, as no
gentleman appears in the illus
trations.
First we have two girls from
II 'rietta, apparently tired from
the Centennial. They both evil
IDENTIFY have Strabismus in the
neck. The one locks as though
she wanted to rest her affection.
@ g head on all inviting shoulder.
The other, with moro of a boquet
than Davenport dares, rears back,
with hair as defiant as angry
bristles, her eyes set on the top
rail Of stake and rider fence
she proposes 10 jump. Her looks
previous to this, when she had
S!rabism us, are in kindness to
the reader not presented.
But the Strabismus eliminates
in girl from Kenton. She is
shown ''before and after" She
has Strablsmus of the hair. She
wears her hair in the grandmoth-
er, before the Revolution, style,
plastered down in centennial
flat. In the paper before us, Bid
dy, "before the operatlon," looks
reasonably pretty, but "after the
operation,' she is shown standing
on her head.
Pursell has some Heroic meth
ods about him. He is not afraid
to illustrate any big word. lie
publishes a pleasant, harml 'ss
newspaper, and illustrates big
words in good style, but we kind
ly ask that he does not give us
any more pictures of the poor
glrl Of Kenton, unless he puts
her on her feet, or with her head
up again.
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The indianapolis Journal is
the personal organ of Mr.. Harri-
son. Mr.. Iialford. its editor, be-
fore the Indiana Republican edi-
torial association delivered him
self as follows:
In order 70 win in Indiana
there should be an intelligent
waving Of the bloody shirt by The
Republicans. In The language
OF Governor Foraker of Ohio, a
campaign Oh the tariff will lead
10 inevitable defeat.
We knew this would come
sooner or later and look for the
same bloody shirt business in
Ohio,
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An Imputation OIL Prom
Inent Democrats.

The Republican papers. failing
10 have an issue in this campaign.
resort to fabricatlons concerning
the public men of the Democrat
ic party upon the issue we make,
on tariff reform.
A hermorphodite paper IN Coz
lumbus wants Converse 10 run
for Congress in this district, as
an Independent candidate. say
ing Mr.. Converse is not in har
mony with the administration.
Converse is Democrat, and
while he may have views differ
ent from the Administration up
on issues of the hour, he is still
a counsellor for men and a lead
er of his party.
Our esteemed contemporary,
the Republican Gazette, publish
ed that Gov. Harmlson, proprie-
ger of the store here. and of mum
bers OF stores elsewhere, valued
in the aggregate at millions,
would not support Cleveland
The Governors paper, the
Charleston Star, comes out in
emphatic denial of such an i'm
putation, and says, on the author
ity of the "old man." that he is
for Cleveland and Thurman.
The latest is from the Athens
Messenger. This paper charged
that Gen. Warner, of Marietta.
one of the most prominent Dem
ocrats of Southern OHIO, would
not support Cleveland. Mr.. Bark
er, of the Journa,. wrote to Gen
Warner and promptly received {
reply that such an insinnalior
even was an insult that he re-
garded Cleveland as one Of the
best presidents we ever had, ant
that his allegiance TO his party
Was uufaitering.
Yet the Athens Messenger doe
not make the correction. The
L ,gan Gazette does not maks
anv correction. The idea seem
to be 10 run a campaign on FALSE
preieases, log cabins and cool
skins.
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Read what nir. DeYoung, the
eminent Republican editor OF the
San Francisco Chronicle sad be-
fore the Republicans nominated
their ticket: "If Harrison is NOM
mated It will be utterly impos-
sible 10 elect him. He cannot
possibly carry The Pacific coast,
nor will he be able to carry any
Of the larger states where The
element predominaie;, because
he voted against the Chinese bill
bill treaty ut every phase and
committed a still greater crime IN
voting TO naturalize Cinnamon
and give 'hcm the right 81 suf-
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TALL IN, "a BRIGADE,

The I'd Brigade, lst Div. llth Army
Corps, will hold their headquarters at
Starring Medical College, cor. Sixth &
State sts., Columbus, Ohio, on We'd
nesday, September 18th. The Brigade
is composed of the following Ohio Reg
iments: 18th, 55th, 73l, 18th, 10th,
and the l7th Connecticut Infantry.
Toledo Blade and Tifin Advertiser
nlcaSn cODv
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Wait

For the Southern Ohio District
Fair. to be held at Macarthur, 0.
on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, Aug. s, 8 and 10. The
accommodations are first class.
Aside from the elegant new
Grand Stand, which is two stories
high, a large number of stables
have been built to accommodate
the equally large number Of
speed horses expected. Attract
ions, such as balloon ascensions,
the battle of Gettysburg, etc, will
be on the grounds, which are
beautifully located and laid out.
Remember the fair, Macarthur,
O., August 8, 3 and 10.
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Cheap Excursion to Lake Cha
MAMMA

On Wednesday. August 9Th, the
G. Ii. V, 4 T. and Bee Line Ry's
will run q cheap excursion this
famous resort at the low rate Of
$6.25 fer tho round trip from Lo-
gan. Tickets good returning at
pleasure for 16-. days. Within this
limit are included the most attract
i've features of the entire season at
Chautauqua. Coaches will run
through to the lake without change
from Columbus. For particulars.
and leaving time at all stations, see
small bills, or call upon agent Of 9.
IL. V. &c I. R'y.
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DIED-At her home in Broom
field, Neb,. May II, of Epilepsy,
Mrs. Elizabeth Worthington, aged
81 yrs. II mo. and l day. Eliza
beth Watts was born in Muskin-
gum CO.. O.. June 10, 1888. was
married to Thos. VicroY, March
90, 1850. In 1856 they came to
Hooking county. In 1875 her
husband died and III 1876 she
married John iVorthlngton. She
leaves a husband, 5 children and
seven step children TO mourn her
loss. w.
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r. S. Weitzeli,N formerly of Lo-
gan, but tor the last few months
General Superintendent, of the
Johnston Coal Mining Company,
at Strawn, Texas, has recently
been elected President of the
same company. The Company
evidently appreciates Dicks
methods in managing the coal
business. HIS numerous friends
in the Valley will rejoice at his
we'll deserved promotion.
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The Democracy OF the counties compos-
ing the Fourth 1uGiciai Circuit OF OhiO,w
meet in delegate convention ut Chiilicothe,
Ohio, on August s. 1883, II. IL O'Clock a. IN :.
and nominate II candidate for Judge to
serve six years from February, 1883, and
transact such other proper business us may
be brought before it. The ratio OF re eprescI-
tation will be one delegate
for each four hundred votes cast for
lion. Grover Cleveland for President i'll
1881, and one delegate for u fraction thereof
over two hundred, which gives the follow
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Tne Columbus Times died last
week and without apparent strug
gle. The publication is succeed
ed by the Columbus Press. The
Press presents nice typoeraph-
lcaI appearance. We hope it
will be a business success.
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n office TO Heirs.
The State of Ohio, Hooking County, s..
In the Probate Court.
IN the matter of the Last VIII and Testa-
ment OF Frederick Dowler, decd,

To Eve Dora DOwler, widow, Daniel NJ.
Dowler, ) Ohm w. DOwler, Charles p. Dow
Ter, Earnest d. Dowler. Caroline e. Dowler,
Christian Bowler and Henry Bowler
You are hereby notified that on the 26th
day of July, A. d. 1885, an instrument of
writing, purporting to be the Last vii!
and Testament of Frederick Dowl er. late of
Marion township, in said county, decd :,
was produced in open Court, and al appli'
cation to admit the same to Probate was
on the same day made in said Court. Said
application will be Tor hearing before this
Court on the 10th day of Aug, A. ID. 1883,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
W. L. ACKER, Pro. Judge.
Aug 2-1w.
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Executive Committee.

S. WELDY, Chairman JOHN III.
FLOYD, Sect'v; FRED STRocK,
Treasurer; V. c. LOWRY, z. Nc
MAKoN, GEO. KRINN, AL. WEAR.
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SuERIFF'S SALE.
James r. Grosan, PHI.
John BuGz, Deft.

In the Ccrrt of Common Tless of Hooking
County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, sheriff of Hoeking county, Ohio.
by virtue OF ;.n order of sale issued
out of said Court in the above en-
titled cause, and 10 him directed as Sheriff
of said county, will, ut the door OF the Court
House in Logan Oa
saturday, August 11th. 4. u. 1888
It O'Clock, +. n. of said das-, offer for sale
!. public auction, the following lands and
eneiueuts, situate i'll hooking county.
Ohio. 10 wit:
Being out-Iot number thirty-rwo (32),
in the incorporated Village o. Logan, Ohio,
L fcept in lot number six hundred and for
Jy-three (6l3 }
Appraised at $500 90.
Terms OF sale cash
Given under my hand ct Logan, Ohio.
this 10th day Oi July, \. ID. 1855
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff.
BY y W. Wright, Deputy.
J. r iIi:a, Ally for PHI
July l2-5w
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

5Estate of Andrew Moore, Deed.
The undersigned hts been RppOintdG
and qualified as Administrator of the esiets
Of Andrew Moore, late Of Iiocking county.
deceased. LEWIS SPUREER.
July l2-Sw
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Total number OF Delegates ..... !23
BY order OF the Democratic judicial Com
mittee, Fourth Circuit.
FRA NIX HARPER, Chairman.
l.. \. Rooms, Secretary.
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Notice IS hereby given that the under
signed. sheriff OF Hooking county, Ohio, by
virtue OF an :!!as Cr. .er OF sale isSglec
out OF said Court liz TIE HbOv" entitled
cause, and TO him directed as sSheriH oi
said county, will, ;5 the door oil the COGr'
House in Login,o on
Saturday, August Huh, A D. 1SSS,
at O'Clock, 2. NJ, OF said day, offer sor
| ST. !e at pubic auction, the following hands
! and ;e,len1nts, situate i'll ilocHillg county,
ohio, to wit:
Situate in the county of Hooking and
State OF Ohio aud being the south half OF
| the south half oi SecltOr number thirty
! three (};), containing one hundred and sew
| enty-two (i12j acres.
| Also. the northwest quarter OF section
number thirty-two (32). conininiI;. one
hundred ant. seventy one 'iii.t thirty i've
] hundfcths OH 35-1l0l acres, ami sti! In
| township number thirteen ti;l, range NUM-
| bcr Ufteen (l5,i
Appraised at si7000.0o.
| Teti.,S OF Sale cash.
Given under nay hand Mt Logan, Ohio,
| this I2tii day OF July. X. ID. ISSS.
iOES G:i iIIiA.SHSk, Sheriff.
BY y. W. Wright, D.'ruty.
=. Weiiy, Atty for ?lu
JG!S :2-Jw
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the follow
ing AccOr nts and Vouchers have been filed
i'll the Probate Court Oi Hooking county,
Ohio for settlement.
William II. Welch, Executor of the
Will oil William WEIGH.
And the same viii come for hearing on
the 2DLh day OF August, lSSS, at 10 O'Clock
Il. NJ. or as soon thereafter us may be con-
Venient.
W.T.. ACKER, Pro. udge.
July 26-3w
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This is to certify that nave used tif. A.
t1ewIou,. Catarrii Cure ami il as done me
Iuor,, good than all the Catarrsi ceres tliat
/ ever used, ana am satisfied that II Is go,
iuy TO make II complete cure III my case
mal> this statement FOR the behrLVol SUI
fcring humanity ,,,.,v,
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been flied
in the Probate Court of Hooking county,
Ohio, for settlement:
$, $, McClei land and james Defenhau@h,
administrators of the estate OF Daniel X.
De!enhaugh, decd.
And the same will come On for hearing
on the Goth day Of August, 1888, al 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, or as soon thereafter as may
be convenient. W.T.. AChER,
July 25-SW Pro Judge.
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Preside mt Cleveland has way

Preside mt Cleveland has q way
of putting that no man can mis-
take his meaning. 1E one of bis
late vetoes he said:
| will take no part in putting
name upon our pension role
which represents a union soldier
found fighting against a calise he
swore he would uphold,
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CaIlipoiis, o., May II. lSSS.
Ihave been using Mr.. a. Newton's "a
tarrn Remedy Tor two weeks. ana II I'M
prove rs much in the next two weeks lam
sure, will be as sound as l ever was. Ica.f
recommend il - anyone. For further HI
W. =. DCWNTAIN.
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Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed Sheriff OF Hooking couI'ty, . by
virtue of an order of sale issued
out OF said Court i'll the above entit-
led cause, and to him directed us Sheriff ~.
said county, Will, ut the door OF the Court
House in Logan, Oh
Saturday, August 1lth, a. D 1883,
ut O'Clock, p NJ. OF said day offer for sale
at pub! ic auction, the following lands and
eSiiemeuts, situate in iiOcking county,
Oii>o, to wit:
Tlieeast one half OF the southeast quar-
ter OF secsion thirty-siX (S5i, township iour-
teen (li), liinge sixteen tl5), containing toOl
eighty acres more or less.
Also
The east half OF the northwest quarter
of the southeast qunrter aforesaid, con-
tanning twenty t2ol acres more or less.
And should The west line of said last
named tract be found TO be the creek Called
Monday creek, then this eonveyan is to
include all owned by said The Ameri-
can DiamOntine, Stone, Coal, Iron Il Clay
Company, the quarter up TO said creek, to
gether with all and singular the buildings.
teneinents, improvements. railroads, en-
gineS, machinery, derricks, tackle ant. 9th
er property now being upon said property
or here, to be phlce,t thereon.
Appraised at s2lG0.01.
Terms O. safe cash.
Given under my hand al Logan, Ohio
this 10th uay OF July, \. ID. 1SSS.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff.
d. w. Wright, Deputy.
J.. u. Nickers, Atty for PHI.
July Il -oT
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The result will please you. Big
reductions in Sumner Underwear
Goods far below their real value.
Ladies Ribbed Lisle Vests at 2Oc,
|25c, SOC, etc., worth 80 to so each.
Buy a nice Parasol, the prices on
them are being cut into. Bargains
in Silks and Spring Dress Goods.
Surah Silks 657'1sc, worth 85c. Soc
worth 81. Faille Fra12caise S1.15,
worth $3.50. See OUR line Of Sur
ans at 55c, they cannot be sur
passed. Black Gro Grain Silk 5Oc
yd. to $3.50. AL silk black Chan
tilly Lace Flouncing IL in. wide,
S1.5O yd. KeocIlin French Sa-
teens Csc I'd. Royal SaJeen 11Ic
I'd. All patterns in sATIENs great
II reduced il price. Wool Challie
l2Oc yd., worth 35c, Garne Bastiste
12c, worth 15c, Check Nainsooks
and India Linens as low as sc yd.
Organdies 121sc I'd. former price
1880. Come and see us. Try us
once. The result will please you.
Collins 4 mIoore.
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TlIIIpOIIN, q, Nt'y IV' -
\. Eewton--Hear Sir:-l wish To h@''l I
testimony 10 the beneficial results dcfiN'"
Iy my lcitle year old daughter lour your
Catarrh ointment.
She was troubled with IL very Dad ease o.
Catarrll of the head and procured n box
of ycur ointment and used il and she S'i
Immediate relief ANA III IL ie" weeks W'!s
entt:eIv cured. Egive your ointment credit
for the cure and take great pleasure III re-
commenting the same to any person nav
ing Cat ,rrl of Head. Yours.
PETER Il. PRiTCHETT.
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Swan Creek. Gallia Co... o., May q, SO.
\. Newton, Gallipolis. o. ,,,
Dear Sir--i am now using the Seconu @ poA
of your SaIve called New;on's Catarrh cure
am! have been greatly benefited by lts use
continuing its use Il while longer: Mine Is
n case of l3 years standing and canno
reasonably hope to be cured IN very sh0rD
time by amy medicine. Very respeSeiHly
yours. D. NJ
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Cnlltpolis, OMio, June l, ISs

After having used only - part OF u pCX
NJ NnyrtOn's Catarrh SalEe ! ieet so muCh
relieved that I cnesririly recommend us
use to all my friends suffering with thc di-
sease earnestly believe 1T viii e:'Gct Il
permanent cure. N Il. EA1hAE'
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice i. hereby given, that the follow
ing Accounts and Vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Court of Hooking county
Ohio, for settlement.
Sylvester Brown, guardiaa OF John +.
Terrell and James Il. Terrell.
And the same will come on 10: hearing
Cn the 10Th day of August, 1883, at 10 o.
he convenient. W. L. ACKER,
Probate Judge,
July l9-3w
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O.. devoutly thanit. yoe, MIR. Newton, rs
n very true bcnefac;or. / have been IL sur
fercr Tor wears with Cat1rri. and iOintt no
reii.t unfiI rot hold of II box of your omit
mnnt ARTKEE IUHSk ms.
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SIIER!Ft"S SALE.
John NJ. Floyd, PIT.
W
Elijah Swaekhanlmer, ct af, Dcfts.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio
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Mt. y. .NCW t''It : =. - -,
have used about one half of Your Ca
tarrh Ointment and must acknowledge II
has done Il GREAT deal OF benefit ana ieei
rs il was cured entirely CT troublesome
c:tarrh, and would like to reco'nmehu II 10
' ~ MOCH.
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For Common Pleas Judge,
TALL SLOUGH
OF Fairfield.
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allipOifS, o., May 3i, 1858.
This will certify that l have been uSin@
Mr.. A Newton' Catarrh Remedy for ;.4c
last three weeks, and find that nave bees /
benefited by il, ana viii recon-
mend it to all who ure troubled with g.
tarrh. u. I. CONOtN
IwiH. endorse the above testimonial i'll
my own case. EMMA COWDEN.
THANKS to Mr.. Newton, who through oar
Pastor made known his princely Cata I'll
Remedy. can freely recomInend it 10 ny
neighbors A.LUCAS, WIFE II son,
Gallipolis, o.
louisville, KY, ,Iune Is, 1855
Mr.. y. Newton, G;,ililolis, Ohio:
Dear Sir-l have been afflicted Win s&-
tarri for the past y years, and during tii
time have used many remedies. I!.e i''
lowing list is only !, portion OF them
cannot remember ilic names oi al. nave
used their remedies strictly according 10
direct ions, but without the slightest benc-
tit While 1 think that possibly some OF
them might be good in early stages or the
disease, | am confident they are no account
in chronic eases such mine. have used
the following named remedies each from
) to months. without any real beneft =
Marslali's; ); Catarrh SauH, Dir. Behren'S ga
tarrh Remedy, Steam AiOmizer and reme-
dies connected herewith, recOmnenncd
by DR.. Bradford, Oi Washington, ID. T., Vita
S;IppositOries, Cutters inhnlcr Tor ca'affh,
Dr. Dexters Remedy for CNiarrh Cosino-
line Old S:tutS Ctt;trr, Regrdy, Fuziefs
Catnrrh Cure. The expense TO nee for tte
above has been several hundreds OF col
lars. Your little box that cost ne 81, ana
s,ili have two thirds of il, has done me
r,or, good ten times over Than All ihe
above named remedies put toselher. it''i
satisfied that your remedy VIII care VI
tarrn, either in its first Stages or alter IL ne
comes chronic, and am equally s;tiShed
that none of the others Will. MAKE th,S
statement and base il from actual expert
epca that have had with the various re-
metiies named. write you this testimohi-
al from purely disin sere,te,; motives, othtr
tl,an if any person is suffering with Cjt;tir:i
and il they will use your Ointment VIII
guarantee th;tt the worst case Or recoru
will show all improvement III is hours.
Yours truly and sincerely.
CHARLES II. NIE.
Very Dear Sr-I very willingly reccm-
mend your Cat;trri Remedy to the world
1t works like Il E1a9ic. | have neeh Tor
rncnteU for months and years and just S"'
relief May God bless you.
JOHN DiGGS, GallipoliS, g.
Gallipolis, o., May 80, lsSS.
i
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What generosity the high tariff
Republicans show, toward the
agriculluralists when they pro-
pose to give them free whisky
and free oleomargarine and dear
clOihas
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Democratic National Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
OF New York.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
Allen 6. Thurman,
OF Ohio.
Democratic

Secretary of State,
BOSTON G. YOUNG, of Marion.
Judge of the Supreme Court,
LYMAN II. CRITCHFIELD of Millersburg,
Membe- Board OF PubIIc Works;
JAMES EMMITT, of Waverly.
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have discovered what claim to be lnabe remedy fol
the cure Of that offensive disagreeabie disease
9 A r. 4 r r
Ga,I;no,,s O.. MAY 81, ISSS

The remedy and speedy will be by the follow
inc testimonials from persons who have useu il,
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SuERIFFrS SALE.
DanIei II. Stager, ct al
VS.
The American DiamOEtine, Stone, Coal
iron IL Clay Com pany.

In the Court OF Common pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
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For member of Congress,
Joseph Il. 0uthwaite,
OF Franklin.
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G. ,lliDOliS, Ohio.

To all whom 1t may concern.
'rhis Statement is made by one who has
long been a sufferer with catarrh, but now
believes from the experience l nave haa
with Newton; :; CatGrrh Salve that can eA-
taat cure. and AL who are suffering with
this dreadful disease have only to use IL tc-
cor,iing to directions and cure Is sure. 1
know Whereof speak. W. v SMALL!
A--o Ex-SheriT Gullia Co.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-08-02
GaI,ipol,s, Ohio, June l, 1883.


To whon..It may concern: ont.
This is TO certify that have been aiilict,
ed with cltarrh in tina head ior tiie iis, o
,,eara and couId not find any reii ef for the
same until A. Newton of this city kindly
gave me a box of his Catarrh SaiNe that
has almost thoroughly cured me. nave
been using it only weeks. there,,pro ,'r
tnye pleasure in recommending the Salvc
furnished by Mr. Sewton to any parties
WHO are In ike manner afflicted.
Very respectfully, ,,,,rr
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-08-02

therein give my highest testimonial and
gratitude to Mr.. Newton Tor sehuliiS aoro''u
fha most sure cure OF catarrh. l have had
with but several trials al entire reiiei.
MARY BOLLES, GallipoliS, D.
Gailipoiis, o., May q, 1sSS.
Mr.. A. Newton:
This Is to certify that our youngest son
was troubled with nasal cataffh anu lA1t
the r,sa of yOur Salve has removed ali
trouble. Any one wishing full particulars
cal, call.at our residence or write to ui.
MIR IL Mrs. Il. u. CoCHiiAME.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-08-02

Very Dear Sill very willingly recon-
mend your Catarrh Remedy to the world
1t works like 81 E1agic. | have been tor
rncitcd for months and years and just .'i'
relief May God bless you.
JOHN DIGGS, GallipoliS, @.