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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26
An Old Soldiers Good For.
tune.

A special tolhe Cincinnati En-
quirer under date of January l
from Owincsviile, K iucky.s saws
There has seldom il ever, heen {
more sudden ana al the same
| time deserving INSTANCE of eleva
ton fom abs "luIe penury and
want 10 a position OF afiiuence
than the case of Jack Smith
which happened a few days az :
Smith lives. sbouI three miles
south OF this place. He has Il
vile and large family of chill
dren. who, report saws. have
manly sub>i,ied by The charity
of kind nei.hbors and The few
pennies contributed "a the father
tor playing The violin whenever
"A Gro vd of people would consre-
gale in his neighhorhood.
The story of Smiths rise in for
tune Is moi devoid of romantic
interest. He had been a soldier
in the Federal army and served
all through the laIe war. There
WAS never any doub, on the part
of those who knew him that he
was entitled 10 a pension from
the government, as he certainty
contracted The disease W hich de-
stroyed his eveslght while in The
service. Dn, as his services
had been with an Illinois reei-
inent and as Smith was both very
poor and illilerale, he had never
been able 20 secure the desired
proofs, and all his previous e:-
forts TO get q pension had been
failures. 4 few days since. how
ever, gentleman acquainted
with The circumstance advised
Smith 10 go 10 Washington City
and present his claim in person,
and being furnished with the
necessary funds. he went 10 lie
National Capitol on what was
generally supposed a fruiiless
errand. But 10! who should he
find hui. lhe commander OF his
old regiment in iie person of
Commissioner Black. oi The PEN
sion Office. From this on Smith
had bnt little difficulty in esiab
fishing his identity and perfect
ing his claims TO The persion
which had been due him for years
and Immediately returned 10 his
lowly home laden with wealth far
beyond his vii lest dreams, being
allowed The sam of sl3 973 us
back pay. SO month Tor The
rest of his liie.-
Smith is "a parenily not over
forty five years old, and from all
outward appearances. will live
many year 10 enjoy Uncle Sans
munificeace.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26
Protection 10 American industries

Protection TO American industries
reached the highest point it ever
reached prior to 1860 under An,
drew Isckson's first term. This
Was under q Democratic Admins
tration fifiy-fve years ago, twenty
four wears before ihe Republican
party was born. Tho Republican
leaders would like to have it GO out
to the world that their party was
the father of the tariff. 1t was the
sire of HE present tariff, The wal
tariff, whose paternity no one but
such,men would desire to lay claim
to. They are welcomed to wha tev.
er glory there may beIn perpetu-
ating system of tariff that forces
the great mass of American people,
the consumers, TO pay tax on those
articles in which there is not par
tIcle. OF competition in this couatry.
Il Cleveland Plaindealer.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26
Notice Of Election.

The members of the Hooking
County Agricultural Society viii
take notice hat there will be u
meeting of said snciety at The Court
House in Logan, O.. on Saturday,
January 28th. 1888, between the
hours of 10 4 M and 3 P III, Of said
day, for the purpose of eleciing the
following officers of said society, to
WI:
One President. one Vice PreSl-
den', ic serve Tor ore year; and five
Directors. to serve for two years
each.
A business meeting of the Board
will be held on same day after
election. By order of board.
Nj POND. President.
J. NJ. FLOYD, Secretary.
Dec293w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26
''Do you be .e.e in ghosts 2,

"Do you be'.e.e in ghosts p
Il do nowadays, but l didn'
formerly"
"What made you change you
mind ?"
-;Since you moved in The house
next door 20 me my wood pie has
gone down wonderfully.''
"SIr /,
"Yes. and | looked out asst night
and saw white .l,ed srecter car
rYing an armful of wood toward
your phce. but have bought a
gun and I'm going to see to night
how buck~hot aud phantoms go TO
gether. So you must be going p
Well, good by.''
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26
BENTON'S HAIR GROWER

all who are Bald. all who ar,
becoming Bald, all who dn moi want
To be Bald AL who are troubled with
| Dandrnif, or Itching of the scalp
should Use Brnton's Hair urower
Eighty per cent of those using il
have grown hair. 1t never fails to
stop the hair from falling Through
sickness and levers The ha,r some
times fiis off in short time, and
although The person may have re-
mained la d for Yeas if you use
BeniOns Hair Grower accurtiin. to
directions Won are SURF of y growth
of Hair on those who have been
bald aud glazed for years. We
have fully subdtaptiated the follow
ing f'cts:
We grow Hairin every case no
,natter how long bald.
Unnse other preparations il can
tains no sugar of lead. or vegeta-
bic or mineral poi.ons.
e Ii Is specific for falling hair.
dandraT, and itching of the scalp
The Hair Grower is hair FOOD
a d its composition i almost OK
.ctiy like the uli which supplies the
hair. with its vitality.
II your druggists have not got
W. will send ii prepaid on receipt
price.
BENTON 3AIR GROWER 20.
Ciev GLAND o.
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Manual Training.

To attempt 10 teach the girls OF
thls western country 10 cook AT
school would be the. same az
dumping the output of coal al
Newcastle" With the rares' ex.
cepiion, says j. N. Greenwood,
of Kansas City, they learn this
of their mothers at home--amone
the wealthy classes in The cities
IT is sometimes omitted. So, too
of ma nual training in schools. Ii
is neither necessary nor desir-
able-not 10 mention the addlt.
ional expense, that all, or any
considerable number, of the
school boys should be instructed
in the use of tools" In The large
manufacturing centers special
technical schools are necessary,
and To insist upon hilchlns tie
common s-hnol system 10 The
manual training mania, IS in
keeping with much philosophy
which school teachers are pleas
ed TO call "proxreS." Wien onr
population is 10000 900 in The
Mississippi Valley. and a boy is
not raising sixty acres of corn
each year besides attending TO
other affairs on the farm and
about the house and garden, il
will be time for us 40 go Wild
over manual training ont in
Gods country" Men looking
al The masses of ourss boys AMI
girls as ihev are in the central
portion Of the Urited States, will
form somewhat different notions
of-:he educational wants Of this
section compared with wants o
otheis localities. Our country
is large one and our people are
engaged III many occupations =
Besides, in one respect. we may
regard Ike entire country as cen
tered in the few leading cities,
closely connected by railroads
andr telegraph>, and that where
the older slste> through repeated
Trials and failures reached sue
ress al last in school legislation,
he newer states. at single
bound. came up with them, and
in nearly all cases surpassed
hem. Each educator knows
pretty well his nwn sia,e, ard
when a member of an education.
II b"sy discusses a question from
/, national standpoint, when il is
, local matter and his knowledge
s limited 10 his own state, it is
ioi surprising thai outsiders, who |
lave been over the same ground |
many times before, are not en-
eriained anu may even hint
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26

Not far from HYDE Park. Mass.
there isa setter dog which has a
peculiar way Of making known lis
desire t"riood. When hungry, it
will go to the coal bod and pick up
a piece and lay 1t at the ieet of the
mistress OF the house, and if that
does not bring the food. it will ger
another piece. On one occasion
the dogs patience was taxed to the
utmost on purpose. and it nearly
emptIed the rnal fod.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26

s lady desired DIR. johnson fo
give his opinion of a work she
had just written, adding that. il
it would not do. she begged him
to fell her. for she had other irons
in the fire: and, in case of il moi
beng likely to succeed. she would
bring out something else. Then,
said the doctor, after turning over
a few leaves, 4 advise you. mad
am. TO put it where your irol s
are
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26
The Rev. j. Ii. Twichell made

The Rev. j. Ii. Twichell made
a merry speech at the Forelaih-
er's Day dinner in New York. he
BEGAN: Il have heard of an
Irishman, who on being asked by
a kind-heared person ifhe woul'l
have {. drink OF whisky, made no
reply at first, but struck an aftl
tude and stood gazing into the
sky. what are yon looking at
Mike inquired his friend. Be
dad, SIR saii Mike, Il thought an
angel spoke to me-
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26
SAVED HIS LIFE.

Mr.. d. I. W,Icoxson. of Horse
Cave. Ky. Says he WAS for many
wears. badly afflicted with PhIh-
Isle, also Diabeis; The pains were
almost uncomfortable and wou!d
sometimes almost throw him IN
to convulsions He Tried Eclec-
iric Bitiers and got relief from
first bottle, and after taking SIX
hotties, was entirely cared and
had gained in flesh eighteen
pounds. Saws he positively he
iieves he would have died. bad If
nof been fer ihe relief afforded
hy Ecleclric Biiters. Snid at fif-
ty cents a bottle by f., Harrington
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26
an exchange sars. The nnlc]

An exchange says, The quick
est way of doing a thing isn't al
ways the best or most satisfactory
way. A gas leak, for instance
IS easiest discovered bv going in
search of it. with a lighted lamp,
but very few men care to Try hat
method more than once.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26
BUCkLEN'S ARNICA
SAI.VE

The Bes, Salve in the world Ior
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores. litter, Chap
ped Hands, Chil6lains Corns. q,
all Skin Eruptions. and positivery
cures PIies, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction. or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sslo by +.
Harrington.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26
Both Sides of the Picture.

Oh. Ibis world is very bright,
When yon're flush,
And everything goes right,
When you're flush;
While open keep your doors,
And have lots of worldly stores,
You can count yoar friends by
scores
When yon're flush.
But It's quite adifferent thing
When you're broke,
And yon'il find they've. taken
wing
When yon're broke
For they seldom Will come nj gh
II. the street they'll pass yon by,
When you're broke.
They will flai,er with soft words
When yon're flush.
And they'll .,ny as sweet AS birds
When yonre fash;
They vour praises will repeal;
And with l,nney'd words Will greet
When you're flush.
But when you re star is down,
Aud your broke,
That smile becomes a frown
When you're broke.
They will pui on airs of pride;
Zen the friends : you deemed were
tired
Will pa~> on the other side
When you're broke.
How thssIa,lies flock around
When you're tinsh;
In you a charm they've found
hen you're husI.
Ont OF hundreds you may choose
For he matrimonial moose,
And moi one will e'er refuse
When you're flush.
Bat ron'il hear another tale
When you're broke;
Every charm has seemed to fail
When you're broke;
Love has taken wings and flown.
Even her v"n call your own
has left you sad and lone,
When you're broke.
YET do not weep nor sigh,
Though you re broke,
Still hold your mead up high,
If You're broke.
For IN fortunes onward range
Her caprice is very strange,
And vnnr tale i, vel may change.
Thouvh yorr broi;e
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26

Sunday School Teacher-Why
were the Jews. especially their ru
lers, SO stiff ne'ked? (Silenee for
the space of about three seconds
Reflective snail boy - Why. bee use
the high priest always wore a car
buncle.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26
NORTH BOUND.

Eo,r on ssuani.s= rains.
Train leaving foiumhuS ut ;:na p. m ,
tIiorth boundl ru' daily, and earri. :
thrnugh slc per fol Chicago, via OF FostOria
ard y. & q. II. n.
Train No .. Toledo division. south bound
arriving 1T Cniu,nhns Mt 1920 Il IN, carries
through sleeper running between Chi ago
and Coiumhus via Is u o aui Fpstor!a.
Uirec; -onuEctInUs made In Union e
pot al Columbus. for Newark, Zar lille,
Pittshurg, Wheeling. Baltimore ashine-
ton and PhiiGdeiphia; ulsr ar Dayton,
C'-c'rnati. louisville ant al ipoIntsS South
aid sonth west.
,I, close connections nj Toledo for De-
"a, tand al ! pNirts n Michigan and Can
ada.
G RcARR, II FER!.ENBACH,
Gep Supt Gen Pass Agent,
Columbus. ohio
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26

The Versa les Ky Sun says
q. L. Walker bought land a few
years ago al Sl9. Tobacco raised
On that land this year brought him
1925 er acre.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26

Bad writing had 4 great deal to
do with the Greenwood, (Ky.,
smaNhnp. The conductor misread
Summit for Somerset in the written
orders passed TO him.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26

The Indians of the Oneida res~
ervation have q grand lodge oi
temperance societies made up OF
four subordinate lodges, two oi
which are located in Canada and
two in Wi4consin.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26

The turtle canning industry is
assuming large proportions in Flor
ida, ard vessels are being employ
ed to bring turtles from Yucatan
and The West India Islands.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26

The smuggling of iIquar across
the Maine border from. c NADIA is
being carried on more X pnsive-
lY this season than ever efore.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26

The New York Herald says CHI
cago's getting the Republican Ma.
tional Convention npyu June iusur-
es The Windy City the biggest fun
oral PROCESSION of lie century.
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-~--S@e

The New York Stock Exchange
;lias declared war against The
Bucket shops, and has raised
$uhi of $1,000 10 carry on the
,garf.re.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26

skentucky sill heats her State
House at FRANKFORT, with oldf fash
ioned wood fires.
For he entire calender'year of
1887. the Government debt wa.
reduced to $l17.Ole.G0O.
The total immigrants landed al
New York during The year 1887
was 37I.6i9.
In 1887. Louisville marketed
13l.l0l hogsheads OF tobacco. The
largest sales ever made in one
year.
Florida will furnish 1000 900
boxes Of oranges this year. Three
acres in full bearing yield 1.GGG
boxes.
The boot and sine mannEactur
ers are running fall time In near
~ all establishments throughout
the East.
The Hazel Green (Ky) Herald
boasts OF a subscriber who rides
twenty miles every week to gel
his paper.
Young ladies of Columbus.
Ind. have organized & Leap Year
Club. with lIie very suggeslivp
and appropriate name OF "Neait
Seekers"
Lew Ovens, who was shot by
John Barnes mt Chatianoo "a last
Tuesday, died on Sunday Owens
leaves an estate of $50 200.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26

the New York Herald publishes
a number of letters from wool M IN
uiacturers who claim thes would
be better off with lower tariff rates
if they could get cheaper raw ma
terial. And also say that high pric-
ed material lowers the wages OF
their laborers. The carpet makers
say they Use no wool raised IN this
country, and If they could get the
tureign wool free, they could pay
better wages. sell more goods and
at lower pilces. The manufactur
ers are beginning to understand
that so chlicd protection" is de'u
sion and Il snare. Cheaper mate
rial would enable them tn better
compete with foreign goods IN for
eign markets. linus enabling them
10 sell moro goods. aud run their
mills all the year.
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EAH CzN NCTENATE
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II is q R'.pGb!ic,n Paper.
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II is the Soldiers Paper,
tits the Farmer's Paper,
1t is the Children's Paner.
One 0oilar a Yaar.

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newspaper, and it gives all the news
with every desirable detail in decent
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THE FINANCIAL AND CONNER.
CtAL REPORTS are given in fuli and
their reliability is well known through
out the country. i,eppr;s are tele-
:rnphed every day from New York and
Chicago, over our own wires. giving
bottom facts rs to the markets
THE AGRICULTURAL DEPART
MENT is one OF the most popular iea
rnres, and has always been considered
Of more value to farmers than many
times the cost OF the paper This de-
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rains leave Wheeling for Sc. clairsy:lle
AT 1;5s p n-. l7i5 l.. NJ. aud l. IS y. IA daily
except SUNDAY.
Sccumm datiou leaves zinesville at G:3a
n. m..dr l.. except sunday. rud arrives AZ
Coium ous at $50 - IN, Cincinnati u i2:i5
.. IN.
Pittsburgh aud Cinoinaati Express
leaves Pittsburgh !J:j5 p. IN. arriving ut
Cincinnati. HISS a. N. THIS train runs
sundays Gniy.
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Petroleum V. yasby.

D. r. Locke, Petroleum V.
NaSby, editor Of the Toledo
Blade. writes Il had on "A fore
linger OF my right hand one oi
those pleasant pets, a rnn-round
The gngpr berame in!lamed IN n
degree unbearabie aud swollen Ia
nearly Twice il natural siZa. "A
friend gave me iiENRi'S GAR
BOLIC SALVE, and IN twenty
minnies the pain had so much
subsided as 10 rive me fair
nights S rest, which had moi had
before Tor week. The lniiama
tion left the finger in "A day. /
consider il a most valuable arii-
Gle - W
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7
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ff you hsve sE. or any considerable number
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Itch, Mango and Scratches oi
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UNIT'I,I) VbRDlCI,
The Result of Evidence from Unim
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Ex-President Arthur's partner, Judge
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New York Stock Exchange. Rev. Il. NJ. Adj
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CURES .EL RsssM17s.

from = common Bioteh, or Eruption. to tho
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III Children.
Is a most valuable food and
medicine. Ii creates an appetite
for food. strengthens the nervous
system and builds up the body.
1t is prepared IN a palatable
form and prescribe universally
by physicians. Take no other.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26
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Thoroughly cleanse it f- using Esr. P.srce,S
Colder, Medical E9,ce very, and good
digestion, fair ska, tuoyan5 spirits. vital
strength and bodily bes!tS Will be established.