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Send your lace curtains tosthe Swiss Steam
Laundry, 1922 II street.
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Ask for IT, schlltz's Milwaukee Lager Beer
For sale by all leading houses.
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-27

calm and tranquil; generally he is
irritable and apprehcnsive and sus
piclous; and in most cases, a certain
degree of dellrium, or even mania,
is associated with the irrltability.
Death usually takes place on tie
second or third day. If a person
has been bitten by an animal with
unquestlonable symptoms of rabies,
let it be destroyed at once; but If
wounded by one merely conjectured
to have tho disease, il Is advisable
not to kill it Immediately, but to
confine it closely under strict SUI
veillance until the suspicious shall
be allayed or positively confirmed.
Such q measure will occupy but q
lew days. and may save from much
persons of nervous
excltability. 1t is not possible to
contract hydrophobia except from
a rahid animal.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-27
The Atlantic Mon; hIy.

We publish In another column
the prospectus of this sterling rep
resentative American Magazine fol
1889.
The first number of the Atlantic
was issued IN August 1857, and fol
more than thirty years it has been
the medium through which the
brightest and best American auth
ors have instructed and delighted
the more thoughtful and cultivated
American readers.
Its circulation has never attained
to the enormous proportions of a
few of the illustrated magazines
but 1t has a satisfactorily numerous
constituency among the constantly
increasing number of our people
who demand he best in literature,
and appreciate the Atlantic's efforts
10 maintain The highest literary
Its pages have been enriched by
the writings Of LongfelIow, Holmes.
Whittier, Emerson, Howells AIdrich
and others, whose names are
familiar in our mouths as house
hold Words" and most of the later
and Younger guild Of pr 'mislng
writers have made their debut in
its columns. In short it is the rep
American Magazine.
and we cordially commend 1t 10 the
lovers of a pure. elevated: manly
and robust literature.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-27
Left Handed People.

On last Friday night, Prof.
Nelson gave one of the most in
structlve lectures that ever was
delivered within the walls of any
of our audience rooms. His sub
]ect was on LEFT Handed PeO.
ple.'' Before the lecture was
commenced our minds were oc-
cupied in trying to find out how
The front diagram, which was a
drawing of the brain. would re-
fer to the lecture. But smart
man can solve many mysterious
problems. In the lecture 1t was
found TO be true. While explain
ing the causes and results OF
Left Handedness, he showed the
reason OF many mysterious ir-
cidents that came in connection
with the lecture. At almost every
strain OF the speakers voice an
echo was heard. The reason OF
this was because there was not
enough in the house to break up
the sound. A greater audience
Is desired at the two succeeding
lectures, which will he held al
the Presbyterian church. Prof
Orion, the Stale Geologist, and
the next in the course, will speak
on Geology and Water Supply.
Although the subject may not
seem attractive do not let that
hinder vour going, as it did the
preceedilg lecture. The pro-
ceeds are to purchase a School
Library.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-27
WELLSTON FURNACE SOLD.

We mentioned a couple weeks
ago that the indications were that
the Wellsion Furnace would he
bought and put in blast before
very long. We are pleased to
chronicle this week the fact that
the deal has gone through, the
furnace has been purchased by a
com pany TO be known as the
Wellslon Furnace Company,'co com
posed of Messrs. j. C. Clutts and
L. j. Morgan, both well known
business men of this place, and
Hyde, Forsythe & Co., pig iron
of Chicago. The con
sideration paid for the furnace
and all the yards ard grounds
surrounding il consisting of about
thirteen acres, together with all
the buildings thereon was $780,.
900.
Work has been com menced al
one of the stacks and il
will be put in blast sometime in
Jsnuary.-[Wells Argus.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-27

On January goth. 1889. MIR. G..
v. Van Aistine, late commission
er of the Southern California OK
hibit at Ohio Centennial, will
run another one of his popular
excursions to the Golden State.
The excursion will leave Colum-
bus on the morning of Jan. Goth;
at Chicago passengers will take
new tourist sleepers recently put
into service, and be carried
through without change. Any
one contemplating this trip will
please write at once to Mr.. g. w.
Van Alstine. No. l, North High
Street, Columbus. o., fer maps,
pamphlets and full information
relative to the excursion.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-27
Don't Forget Me

In your Christmas rounds. Porter
House, I.oin and Hamburger
Steaks. Roasts of all kinds, Saus--
age, Tenderloin an., Spare Ribs,
Head Cheese aud Pud,lngs, Nut
ton and Veal. The finest, choicest,
whitest and clearest fresh lard in
the city. GEORGE FOX.
Tho larse>t stock of clocks in
the Valley ut Weiland's. All fresh
and the best of styles.
Il resh Butter and Eggs at Chris Halls
If you are in need Of any kind OF
jewelry. call on Weiland and see
his large assortment before rurchas
ing.
IF You want to make your lady q
handsome present, call on We'll
and and see the incest selection O
Diamond rings ever in the city.
Rings of all kinds and sizes al
WcilandS.
Silver ware of all kinds. knives
and forks, spoons, large and small
at WeilanG's
If you want revoivers, coal vases
lap robes, sausage grinders, Iart
presses, tarred WI e, powder. sho
and general variety of hardware. g
t. Hi.gins d, Hamblin, the most re
liable dealers in The uockin.
Valley.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-27
BABYlAaD, 1859.

THIS is the one magazine in the
world that combines the best
amusement for babies and the
best help for mothers.
Emile Poulsson will contri,
butte the stories of some Of 8a5y' S
Bsmefactors, being the tale of the
flax and how it furnished liner,
Tor baby; of the lamb. the toy
maker. etc. Many pictures by
Mr.. l.. j. Bridgman.
Baoy Bwm'img's Neigh5o~s, ver-
ses and pictures both by Margar-
ct johnson, will tell about the
strange babies of different ma
tions.
Dainty stories. tender poems,
gay iingles, beautiful and funny
pictures, will fill each number.
Large type. heavy paper. pretty
covers, Twelve times a year-and
all for only fifty cents. Sample
copy 8 cents.
D. LOTnROP COMPANY,
Boston, Mass
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-27
Ohio Capital and Enterprise GOins
to Old Virginia.

We learn that Chamberlain,
Wheeler & Co, Walter Craft aud
Harry D. Turney. OF Columbus,
V. Ferguson, Of Buchtel, and A.
xagoon. of Logan, have leased
for a term of years. the Victoria
furnace in Virginia. This is a
large furnace on the Chesapeake
& Ohio railroad, near Goshen,
and was built about six years
ago by a company OF English
capitalists.
Tie furnace has been out OF
blast for some time but, when
running, it uses the rich. brown,
hematite ores mined on the CON-
pany's land and New River w.
Va) coke. The company also
owns short line of railroad run,
nlng from the furnace past the
famous Rock bridge Alum Springs
10 their ore banks. which IS well
equipped with engines and cars.
The furnace, railroad and every
thing connected with the plant
are constructed with the thor
u.hness and disregard of cost
for which the English are noted,
and has capacity of $50 tons of
an excellent quality of pig iron
per day.
There are two very successful
furnaces in the neighborhood,
Longdale and Lowmoor, and it
is claimed that they can make
iron at a cost not exceeding $l2
per ton. 1t is currently reported
that Mr.. Magoon will 60 10 Vic
toria as general manager, and
while this will be a serious loss to
Logan, it will be a decided gain
10 the new company. The mem
bers of the company are all we'll
known in Logan, and have our
best wishes for the most abund-'
ant succ ess in their enterprise.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-27
Holiday Excursions on C. & NJ.
V. Ry.

Round trip excursion tickets will
be sold at low rates by the G. d NJ.
v. Ry.. ON Dec. "a, 25, and 81,
1888, nnd Jan. l, 1889. good return
ing until Thursday Jan. 8, 1889.
No ticket will he sold to adults
for less than 25 cents, nor 10 child
rem for less than Is cents.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-27
Holiday Excursion Rates on c.
II. v. &T. Ry.

On Dec. 9th, 25th, 3lst, 1883.
and January lst. 1889, the e. Ii.
v. Il 7. Ry, will sell round trip
excursion tickets to and from all
points on ITS line, at rates of one
fare and third for the round trip,
good going on date of sale and good
for return passage on any date up
to and including January Sd, 1859.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-27

A source OF considerable speculation and
conjecture by sewing machine men In
general is: Why is il that the canvasser
selling New Davis Machines can go out
and sell from five to seven and even more
machines per week, while the canvasser
for other machines considers himself doing
well when he accomplishes the sale Of two
or three machines per week? This Is very
easily answered. It Is not because the
Davis is sold lower than any other, Tor the
price is from fiveto ten dollars higher than
that of any other machine in the market;
but II is because it possesses many advan-
tages over any other, prominent among
them being the vertical feed, an improve
ment which in point oisuperiority no, no other he
machine can approach. By the feed i'm :
proyement ali kinds of sewing, even the
most difficult trimming, is made III the
most perfect manner, without the necessity
of even basting Its attachments are SO
simple, many OF them working automati-
cally, that any lady possessing even but a
slight knowledge OF running Machine,
can execute every variety Of household
sewing upon the Davis with an ease and
rapidly impossible with any other
machine.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-27
IAN APPALLING DEATH.
William Westenberger Dies Of Hydro
phObia.

Our readers will rene mber from
current issue of the SENTINEL, an
accident of William Westenbereer,
being attacked on the road near
the Fair Grounds, by dog and
bit IN the hand. This was on the
81 of July. Tho dog WAS stranger,
no one knowing whence he came.
lie had about him TIE smell of a
skunk, and sevsral persons who
saw him detected the horrid smell,
and noticed a seeming sickness in
the dog.
Several dogs were attacked and
bit. Tho rabid animal was killed
at the depot. 1t was reported at
the time that several dos and
horse belonging to Judge Friesner,
and ca!t'e in the pasture, were also
bit. Noel Hamblin aid Ed. Prices
dogs, bitten by the rabid
animal, have been killed.
Westcnbcrger is day laborcr, a
man of unusual strength. and sound
health. On last Saturday Uh''c
working with Cap Duplcr for the
Gas Company. he complained Of
feeling bad. and particularly of an
intense pain in his arm, going to
his head. Sunday and Monday he
suffered from convulsions. He died
ON Tuesday morning at about six
o'clock.
The details of his terrible suffer
lngs are too horrible to relate. At
times it took four strong men to
hold him. The floor about his bel
was covered with froth. His cough
was like the bark of a dog. All
the symptoms of hydrophobia were
developed in a marked degree. DR..
DoIlison, the attending physician.
called in counsel other physicians
of the city, all of whom agreed as
to the nature of the disease, and
approved the treatment of the
physician.
His remains were taken 10 Max
Vile yesterday for lnterment.
DR.. Wright, Health officer. has
aiken every precau.ion to disenfect
he liouse.
The bed clothing was burned and
he floor and rooms touched by
'p,ttle thoroughly washed. scrubbed
md secured.
His vile and two children are in
. pitlablc condition.
Christian charity md Christmas
generosity. should hold out an open
helping hand.
Below we'append from the high
.st scientific authority, the nature
If this aw full disease.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-27
Another Grand Opportunity For
Cloak Buyers.

The agent for the well known firm ofD
Black 4 o, Cleveland, o. will be at our
store Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Dec, 10th. lIth and 18th, with the largest
and handsomest line of wraps ever shown
to the people of this vicinity, Cur own
stock Is now more complete than ever and
combined with the many different things
he will have TO show, We feel We can It's
fy tie wants OF any who may call. Re-
"a, enber the days and dates, Monday, Tues
Gty and Wednesday, Dee. TO- II ana 18th.
STEIES l. COMPANY,
Logan, Ohio.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-27
Special Locals.

For Accident Insurance, see
Mccormick.
For fur goods of all kinds, muffs.
caps and collars, 90 to Rochester's.
Joe. KessIcr is still furnishing
the best oysters to be had, at his
parlors. He is also prepared to
furnish oysters in bulk or by the
can, together with celery. His bar
is, of course, stocked with fine
liquors, wines, beer, cigars and
tobacco. and Fodder Stedcm is in
charge, which bespeaks splendid
treatment for guests at his place.
Go up and sec him. His sign is
always out.
See Mccormick at once and get
all Accident Policy.
Rochester l. Sons display of
Holiday goods, is not surpassed III
beauty, variety and adaptabiiity to
the widely varying wants and tastes
Of the people. by that of any house
in Logan. You will miss it If you
buy your Christm's presents before
examining their admirably selected
stock.
j. Rochester 4 Sons while making
a specially of Holiday goods, are
carrying their usual stock OF staple
dry goods, groceries provisions and
notiors.
There is nothing appropriate for
a Holiday present that cannot be
found in Rochester & Sons immense
stock.
Fingers we're made before forks but
most people eat now a-days with forks.
Knives and forks and all kind of table
cutlery, plain and silver plated at Hig
gins and Hamblin's.
Before taking an invoice of stock !,
common with ali business men before
the beginning of the year, Higgins and
Hamblin will sell at reduced prices,
any of the many articles OF hardware
in their well equipped store.
Coasting down the hill will soon be
in season. Higgins and Hamblin have
the sleds.
Frank Myers and all the weather
prophets predict lots of snow. This
means sleigh riding Robes. blankets
and bells are the necessary equipments.
Higgins and Hambln have them.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-27
Hydropllobia.
What the Books Say About 1t.

The term HydrophobIa is derived
from two Greek words, "water"
and fear" Renee the term
Fl Hydrophobia means fear Of water.
1t Is an acute infectious disease,
occurring chiefly in certain Of the
lower animals, particularly the
canine species, and liable to be com
municatcd by them; to other
ANIMALS, ana TO man. The main
features of the disease are similar
alike in the lower animals and men,
bat that peculiar symptom from
which the malady derives its name,
vls., the dread Of water, appears
only 10 affect the latter. Rabies as
it msnifests itself in animals belongs
TO the subject of Veterinary inedl-
cine; the present notice refers only
to hydrophobia occurring IN man
The disease has been known from
early times, and is alluded to in the
works of Aristotle. Xenophon. Plu-
tarch, Virgil, Horace, Ovid. and
many others, as well as in lhose OF
the early writer's of medicine. CELSIUS
gives detalled instructions respect
ing the treatment of men who have
becn bitten by rabId dogs. and
dwells on the dangers attending
such wounds. After recommending
suction OF the bitten part by means
Of a dry cupping glass. and there
after the application of the actual
cauterY or of strong caustics, and
the employment OF baths and vari-
GUS internal remedies.
A person is bitten by mad dog
or other animal, the wound gradu
ally heals in the ordinary manner.
After an uncertain interval, usually
ranging from 6 weeks to Is months,
which is termed the period of iacx-
baton, the following sym ptoms ap-
pear: The patient experiences dis
comfort or pain At the seat of the
bite. The clcatrix tingles, or feels
stiff or numb; sometimes becomes
swelled and iivid, and occasionally
reopens, and discharges a peculiar
ichor. The morbid sensations
gradually extend from the original
seat of injury toward the trunk.
This period is termed the Stage of
rccy1Gesceuce. Within a few
hours, or, at longest. q very few
days after tho exhibition of this
local irritation, during which time
tue patient has sense of general
discomfort and Illness, the specific
constitutional symptoms begin 10
manifest themselves; he complains
Of pain and stiffness about the neck
and throat, finds himself unable to
swallow fluids, and every attempt
to do so-often even the sight or
the sound of fulds-bring gs on o
terrible paroxysm of choking anu
sobbing; and this continues for two
or three days. till the patient dies
from pure exhaustion. The passage
of gust of wind across the face, or
the waving of q mirror before the
eyes, Is often sufficient to excite
these paroxysms. The mental con-
dition IN the-last stage Of this dis
ease varies; the patient may be
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-27

200 popular books nicely bound in
cloth, good paper and plain type. at
35 cents each or three for 81 at Miller
and Cases drug and book store. .n295w
One Of the most appropriate and
useful presents for a gentleman is 8
Fountain Pen. A good assortment at
Miller and Cases drug and book store.
Nov 29-5w.
Fine Seal, Russia and Calf Pocket
Books. Gard Cases, Letter Books. Bill
Books, etc., at Miller and Cases drug
and book store. n295w.
Ladies fire dongola hand turned
buttoned shoes, 50 so, at W. r.
BowlbY & Son.
The best rubber boots in the
country, will be found ut w. 4.
Rowlby s. Son.
Now watches and jewelry,just re-
ceived at Reber & Co., James block
LOGAN, y. When you want the
best watch the money will buy,
give us call.
Go to w. r. Bowlby & Son for
l~Nrt Ct,nnc
w. r. Bowlby & Son havc the
finest holiday goods in the market.
Christmas comes:but once year and
when you want to bug something for Il
friend, go to Miller and Cases Drug
Store. n293w.
The finest line Of brussels and
smyrna rugs in Logan, can always
be found ut Rochesters.
Henry Luiz, the old and reliable
sewing machine man, is stlll locat cd
in the city building, where he will
be happy 10 meet all of his old
patrons and all otSers who desire
cheap machines. His facir.ies for
doing repair work are unequaled,
and his charges moderate. We
would earnestly recommend him to
the public. and urge all who want
anything in his line to call On him
Observe those beautiful toilet sets,
plush and satin lined, in Rochesters
window, and then 60 in and buy
one for your wife or sweetheart.
In the line of kid and other
gloves, handkerchlefs and scarfs,
for ladies' and gentlemen. Rochester
Il Sons defy competition.
John S!isher is still on deck and
leading all competitors in his line.
U,s bar is stocked with The finest
liquors III the market, and he in
consequence has the most desirable
tr.de in Town. John is an adept
at mixing drinks, gives the closest
attention to the wants of his Gus
toners, and always keeps the latch
string on the outside of the door.
Call and sec him.
Fred. Gompfs vegetable stand
is stocked with all the green goods
that can he obtained al this season
of the year. The young man makcs
the wants of tho people his study.
and IS desirous that they visit him
when they want vegetables tie
will be found in the same room
with George Fox.
Rochester has an endless variety
of articles in china and glass.
suitable for Christmas presents, in
GLIDING toilet articles, vases, cups
and saucers, toy tea sets, mugs, dc.
For lowest Accident rates, see
Mccormick, Logan, q.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-27

without any question the grent variety
OF work that can he done upon the New
Davis High-Arm Sewing Machine, and the
perfection OF all its operations, ceftainly
niace 1, way ahead of all its competitors.
No other machine in the market has the
CAPACITY for performing the variety OF work
that can be done on the new Davis.
When once the Davis Is Introduced Tue
demund for thu machine is surprising.
Take the first opportunity and examine
this. the leading and best machine.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-27

Misses Lena and Eva, the hand
some and accomplished daught-
ers Of John Stallsmith, of Hem
lock, O.. are spending the holi-
days IN Logan, the guests of their
aunt, Mrs. Sarah Stallsmlth.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-27
setibneas Magazine
FOR 1889.

The publishers of Scribner's, Magazine aim
to make it the most popular and enterpriS.
Ing of periodicals. while at the same time
preserving its high literary character. 25,-
OOU new readers have been drawn to 1t dur
ing the past six months by the increased
excellence or its contents (nota6ly the rail-
way articles), and it closes its second year
with new impetus and fn assured sue
cess, The Illustrate will show some new
effects, and nothing to make Scribner's
Magazine attractive AID interesting will
be neglected.
THE RAILROAD ARTICLES
Will be continued by several very strik-
ing papers one especially interesting by
Ex-Postmastrr-General Thomas L. james
on the "Railway Postal Service"
MIR. LOUIS STEVENSUN's
Serial novel "The Master of Ballantrne,"
viii run through the greater part OF the
year. Begun in November.
a CORRESPONDENTS
And collection of manuscript memoirs re-
latina to j. +. Millct and a famous group
of modern French Painters will iurnish the
subject for several articles. llluztrateu.
Robert Louis Stevenson. viii! be replaced
by equally interesting Contributions Dy
different famous authors. Mr.. Thomas
Bailey Aldrich will write the fist OF them
for the January number.
Many valuable literary articles will ap.
Work, Illustrated from original MSS, a sec
ond ..Shclf of Old Books" by Mrs. James
T. Fields. and many other articles equally
noteworthy Illustrated.
Articles on art subjects viii be feature.
Papers are arranged to to appetr by Car
epce f. Cook, r. H.. Bllshfield, Austin
DObson aud many others. Illustrated.
FISHING ARTICLES
Decribing sport in the..best fishing grounds
will appear Salmon, WinniniSh, Bass.
and Tirpon are the subjects now arrans-
ed. The authors are well-knOwn sports
men, Illustrated.
ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES
OF great variety, touching upon alimanner
of su bjectS. travel, biography. description,
etc., will appear, hut not of the cOnvential
con- monpIace sort. illustrated. s,.4
Among the most Interesting in the list OF
scientific papers for the year will he re-
markable article by Professor Jol II TOW
bridge, upon the most recent developm ents
and uses of Photography. illustrated.
A class OF articles which has proved OF
special interest VIII he continued by a
group OF papers upon Electricity In Its re-
cent applications, by eminent authorities
remarkable paper on Deep Mining, anr
other interesting papers. Unique lliustra-
tratiOnS.
A SPECIAL OFFER
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-27

Have You seen the Christmas goods
ct Miller and Cases drug store? II
not it will pay you to go and see them.
They have the finest line we have seen
in Logan. n295w.