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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-02-23
A Calf With Two heads.

M1LLERsBURa, O., Feb. 16.-The greatest
curiosity ever seen in this county came
under observation yesterday. It was q
calf which cow owned by John Painter,
Of this place, had given birth to, which
had two perfect heads attached to the neck
and branching of like two limbs; the
eyes and nose were perfect in both heads
and well developed. The animal died and
was sent away to be stuffed and will be
placed on exhibition.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will bs received at the
onlce OF the Clerk Of the Board Of Education
of U n1on township, Highland county, Ohio,
until twelve O'Clock at noon on the 9th day
Of March, 1858. fer building school hOuIa
ON the lot sttuAted In district Nos acc0rding
to the plans and specincstionS on nls In said
once. Each bid must contain the name OF
every person tnterested IN the saxne, and "
accompanied By 8 sumcient guaranty Of
some disintereaisd person, that, II the bid %
accepted - contract will be entered Into and
the performances Of u properly secured. The
the specincations must be separately stated ,
and the price Of each given. and the price of
labor must elao be separately stated; None
Cepted and the board may rejeot all bids.
By order OF the Board 81 Education.
WILLHTTsvILLH.O o. Jan: 81. 1858.
n. N. RAMKINS, Clerk.
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Guysott's Sarssparillas Il and .wistar'si Balsam
sold In Hilsboro BY Ssybert q Co.
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AlIeqed Crooked Walking.

OMAHA, NEE, Feb. ia local sporting
man named Charles Bibbins offers to bet
5000 against Sc 600 that James Albert
did not walk 621 miles in the recent race
in the Madison Square Garden, and that
he can not walk $50 miles in six days. 1t
is understood that il the bet is accepted
Bibbins will undertake to prove that the
621 miles was accomplished by Albert and
q twin brother, who looks precisely like
him, walking alternately.
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Iowa Alien Bill,

DRs MONIES, Ia, Feb. 15.-In the House
to-day bill was passed providing that
non resident aliens holding real estate in
Iowa shall dispose of it within ten years,
but may hold 800 acres, or city property to
the amount of 80, 600; provided such is
placed in actual possession of relatives,
such relative or occupant to become nat
uraiized citizen within ten years.
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SMALLPOX In Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Feb. 16.-The resident
of this city are becoming greatly alarmed
at the rapid spread of smallpox. Since
January one hundred and thirty cases
have occurred, and there are no signs Of
an abatement of the plague. Twenty Of
the victims have already succumbed. The
origin of the disease has been traced to
some cheap lodging houses on Fulton, Jay
and Nassau streets. Six cases have 90
Cured in the county jail.
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Five Thousand Dollars Reward.

CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-Active search for John
Clark, alias Cartwright, the supposed
murderer Of Millionaire Smell, was contin-
ued to-day. The police succeeded in find
ing a woman who was his mistress, and 1t
Is stated she furnished some valuable
pointers which may result In the speedy
capture of the murderer. Thirty thousand
circulars offering . reward Of 5000 for
Cartwright's apprehension were sent
broadcast over the country to-day.
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Notice Of sale.

DY VIRTUE Of An order In attaehnent
ID and an execution iasusd IN the eass Of
dirsclsd, I VIZ ssil On Tussday. the 3ist day
Of February, - o'clock p M.sat the Couie
House 10 allbbOrO. ", the SsltoWto0 goods
and ohauols, to.Wit:
Ons stevs meehine. appFaissA at one ham
drsd dollan (el00) taken on ettaohRent an1
In execution " the property q Human
J0HN DEvoess Constable.
February osh. ltee.
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sv sss. sssssslss sSsss 9.
barrett, WIDOW 81 sLswxis Hsrfstt. late q
Hi9hland county, Ohio, deceAssd illed hes
petition In the C0mmon flean Court of High.
land county, Oht0s IN Oaoo No. 4o50 ago1noe
the above named party ana Otheses praying
for Assignment OF dover In the following
described real estate: Situated In the county
of Highland and STATE Of Ohio, betne. . part
Of severn Teagse survey No. DIS In the Viz.
ginia Military District. bounded ~ follows:
BEGINNING = 2 ston: - the Eestsriz line e q {
part thereof eet on 20 the heirs ef Thomas
M. Bagley thence with SAID line y. 10e q. 81
poles 70 white walnut ON the north bank
and red.oud ON the e0uth bank OF branch
Of Hardinb Greek In the af0fesetd line |;
thence down the creek o. IL q. 10 80 poles
to black walnut and burr OAK on the south
hank of said Creek ;.thenCe 0.He u. 10 pOoeo
70 hlsok walnut ON the north bank; thenoo
b. 80 ~ e. 10 poles 70 . white walnut on tho
south bank thence q. So 30 y. 2ex p0les to
two white valuuts; thenoe n. ~ 10 3. VI
so polsN; csoiT e ss ,ss Srsss e ssors ss
creek three times 70 2 stone; THENCE g.
T. g Poiss 70 s,. :tcre =, :h:nss enc y r. * s.
aforesaid helm Of Th0mas n. Heglsy; thence
with Iaid line 8. 7So VI. as poles "a the bs-
yinutug. containing one hundred and eighty.
i've acfee. more or less. And for such other
Sal SAID Anon Barrett is required TO answss
On or before the l7th day of March, A: D.
1853. or tudgmsnt may g taken seainss him.
BY IRvIN AcD. SIXTH. Atty.
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The Sparrows Must Go.

CoLuMBus, O., Feb. 16.-Mr. Braman in
troduced bill in the House to-day offer
ing bounty Of one cent for killing Eng
lish sparrows. The bill provides that on
the presentation Of birds Of this kind In
quantities Of not less than twenty-five to
the clerk of any township, that officer
shall issue certificate to the county aud.
itor, who shall draw warrant on the
treasury for the payment Of the same.
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-Four killed.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IA special to the
Picayune from Bastrop, La, says: The ex-
plosion OF boiler on Mrs. John Hart's
plantation to-day killed two white men
named Reems and johnson, and two col
ored men whose names are not given.
Four other men were so badly scalded that
they are not expected to recover. The
boiler was blown to atoms, and the gin.
house In which it stood was demolished
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.'Das ohi what damned minuteS tells
he DER" who suffers, but waits: who
writhes, yet moans, before he makes up
his mind to send out for just twenty-five
cents worth Of Salvation Oil, the pain
cure.
They saythe average politician IL get
ting hosrse talking about tariff and no
tariff; but he cures his cold every night
with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and begins
afresh next morning with the lark.
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WARRINGTON, Feb. lz-The billto amend
the law prohibiting alien persons and cor.
porations from acquiring lands in the
United States received the approval Of the
House Committee on Mines and Mining to-
day. The amendment provides that the
restrictions Of the law shall not apply to
mines Of gold and silver, tin, lead, cinna-
bar or copper, or any interest therein.
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Canadian oDIo,on o, N, Fish Treaty.

MONTREAL, Feb. 18.-The Ministerial or
gans in commenting on the result Of the
Fishery Commissioners work claim that
the interests of the Dominion have been
in no way sacrificed. The opposition pa
pers, on the other hand, say it is practical
ly victory for the United States, mas
much as the main point of contention-the
right to touch and trade-has been conced-
cd to the American Government, while
there is no provision for free interchange
of products.
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xENrA, ILL.,, Feb. 16-Lee Furth, the
Wayne County murderer, who cut his
wife's throat on the public road last Mon
day, and for whom posse has since been
searching, was found dead In barn not
far from the scene Of the murder. He had
crept into the barn and cut his throat with
the same razor he had used on his wife.
The criIAe which he committed was
prompted by jealousy.
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tFrom the Ottumwa tfywn) Daily Courier.
Feb. 9Th

Mrs. Hester D. Hsrman, wife Of d. NJ.
Herman, di,d this morning st 10 min.
utes before 9 60'cl0ck u siter an illness OF ten
days with pneumonia. Mrs. Harman
would have been II years OF age tbr!l0th
0f May ne 1t.
She was born In Crewek erna, Somerset
shire, England; came to America In
l835, with iOur brothers aud two sisters,
and settled at Hillsboro. Ohio. On June
%, 1887, she WAS married to David NJ.
Harnian; the result of the marriage un-
ion WIS six children, five SONS and one
daughter; three s0ns are living, Joseph
l.. and Frank NJ, of this city. and John
g., of Tecuinseb, Nebraska. She
was q woman Of q very quiet, retir.
Ing disposition, but was greatly beloved
by All who had the pleasure Of her &C.
quaintance.
Her funeral will take place ut the
family residence, No 3l8 East Second
street, at 2 p. m. to morrow. Friends OF
the family are requested to attend.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. ia young man
bought some pies at Goez' bakery, to-
night, and offered q counterfeit bill in
payment. The bill was handed back and
the pies demanded. The man tried to run
away with them, and when interfered with
he shot both Mr.. and Mrs Goez several
times. Both will probably die. The man,
who was arrested, gave the name Of Chas.
Ciblin
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Postal Telegraph.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE sub-com-
mittee Of the Senate Committee on Post
Offices and Post-roads, to which the postal
telegraph bills have been referred, has
Senators Sawyer, Reagan, Chace, Sauls-
bury and Mitchell. 1t has entered upon
its work and is expected to present bill
to the Senate without much delay.
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University Endowment for Chicago.

VIENNA, Feb. 15.-Mr. Lawton, the U. 8.
Minister here has accepted from Harry
Farber, rich American relative Of Presi-
dent Cleveland, who is studying law at
the Vienna University, the offer Of l,OO0,-
600 to the American Government with
which to endow university at Chicago on
the Vienna model.
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A Pluekv Brldsoroom,

Topeka, KAN, Feb. 15.-Gus. Rhodeha-
mel was assaulted by two highwaymen ON
his way home early this morning, robbed
of 500 and frightfully beaten. Although
his injuries are pronounced dangerous,
Rhodehamel refused to break his wedding
engagement, the ceremony being fixed for
to-day, and he was married.
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Nasty Ii No Mara.

TOLEDO, O., Feb. I'D. R. Locke, editor
of the Blade, of this city, widely known as
petroleum v. Nasby," died at 6:35 this
morning. The immediate cause Of his
death was consumption Of the lungs. Da-
vid Ross Locke was born at Vestal,
Bro ONE County, N. Y, September 20, 1888,
and hence was In his 55th year.
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The Bic evs esrsd.

PITTSBURGH. PA, Feb. H.-The work Of
boring the great steel gun was completed
to-day. It will now be 'turnsd on" on
the outside, after which the anncaiing
process will be commenced. This will
take three weeks. The gun will then be
sent TO Wsshington TO be tested. Tue
workmsn claim that the steel Il perfect
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GRAyroN, w. Va, Feb 1H-H- e. Howe,
3 prominent lumber dealer in this section
Tor seventeen years past, was killed to-
night, near ROwlesburg, by B. u o.
train. He was returning from Kingwood,
whore he had been on business. and In step
ping over on the west-bound track, to
avoid a.train going east, was run over By
. west-bound train and instantly killed.
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Aloiiesv Ralded

San Francisco, Feb. 1.-THE police
yesterday raided what ID known a. the
American Lottery Company, but which 10
conducted by Chinese. The entire operat-
ing force Of the company was secured.
The company 10 estimated to be worth from
$l00, 900 to $500 600 and does business esti.
mated ct from 80, 900 TO $4,000
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Everybody needs spring medicine.
By using Ayers Sarsaparilla, the blood
u thoroughly cleansed aud invigorated,
the appetite stimulated, and the system
prepared to resist the diseases peculiar
to the simmer months, Ask for Ayers
saraaparilla. Take NO other.
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peparimani Of AurleuIiurs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The House Com.
mittee on Agriculture to-day decided to
report favorably the Hatch bill to create
new executive department TO be known az
the Department Of Agriculture. The por-
tion relating to labor bureau in the pro-
posed new department are omitted at the
request of the Labor Committee.
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zpp,iosas: IA 70 &CsstiSoss.ssin ssss piseeis -
H31Sboro Union 6chool building On The 1rs1
eaturday Of every month, and on fhs third 9at.
uzday Of rebEuAsy March, April, Augc:t. sep-
prescribed b. laW u 30 oenis.
s:ssyi :. Q. sNnTa. 0ssk.
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A cet,Isamsai Of sllk Worns.

or Of Agriculture has just received from
and who are 80 situated that they can do
% satisfactorily.
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AsI.AxTA, Ga, Feb la-This ne,ning 1t
I've o'clock st TIE East Tennessee freight
depot Dave yrssmsu, 1rsman, and VIII
lie Narshsil. . scar-couplsr, Qusrrsled over
the switehing Of the engine. when frss-
maa picksd mp brske-ptn, and. striking
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A Lucky Bank.

SAco, Me-, Feb. 16.-The end Of the Saco
Bank robbery sensation was arrived at this
morning. The institution has recovered
every dollar of the $265, 900 worth Of regis
tered bonds stolen by Frank c. McNeallv
last August.
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eaadIae coke e eueianl. |.

NEW YoRk, Feb. lL-A special from No
Kessport Pa, to-day; made the following
announcement: Andrew Csrnegis shipped
one hundred barrels Of coke from each Of
the Aorewood and Standard Works today
TO England 70 be tested. II 10 thought that
owing 70 the superiority Of the quality u
viii justify shipment 70 that eountry reg
ulsrly.
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County Seat Contest Decision.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 15.-The Rush County
(Kausas) county seat war, which has been
waged for nearly nine years, was decided
by the Supreme Court this morning, and
the officers Of the court issued a writ COM
manding the county officers to move their
books and offices to Rush Center.
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csaielerass PsasIea RlII Ra,sed.

JACKSON, NIss., Feb. 1.-THE Senate
yesterday adoptsd the House bill TO pay
60 yearly pension 10 officers, soldiers and
sailors and their servants who served in
the Confederate army from Mississippi,
and who are now unable to labor bscauss
Of injuries Sscsived In the service.
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a On maa's cfIms.

.BusIanerox, IA, Feb. la-Adsm Writ
Ard seventy years, and living near here,
ssriopsly ont he dspshtsr-in-isw With .
corn knife. Ared ths house, which was de-
streysd, and twe Of his grandchiidrsn
wsrs burasd y death. He thsp hanged
yinsslf u ~ haynow.
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Dissolution Notice.

sp s1i.,ns rs ss: sSs
J0hu burton In the milling 6uslpss9 has
been dissolved ~ Dutual sonssnt. John
the book accounts being In hts ba1ds. All
knowing Themselves In debt 70 the Arm VIII
pissfss iss sesisS ass' f.sra..s -.
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Blcs :ss: ses:: y: q f'ssss ..sss,ss ss',saS nsS
Windy Collie, Teething Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once By using Ackers Baby Soother.
Il contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence Is safe. Price rs cents. Sold by
Garrett Bros, druggists.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Feb. 16-Train
wreckers threw Q freight train on the
Memphis and Charleston road sixty miles
west of Chattanooga The engineer and
fireman were badly hurt. Ohlcers are in
pursuit Of the wreckers.
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Wishsr lieves Llsenss.

BosToS, MASS, Feb. 19.-The Metropoli-
tan Board Of Police, in executive session
yesterday, Increased the fees for liquor y
censes. The three grades Of the first cltss
are raised from 600, $500 and $3.50, 70 q ,60o,
e600and 900 respectively. Licenses ofths
second class are raised from SITS to e90Q
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7 WAsHINeroN, Feb. 15.-The fishery treaty
was signed at 7O'clock this evening, and
the instrument 10 Q decided victory for
Secretary Bayard and his commissioners.
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N c\ro~>o Blood Elixir b the only
NNNNN = Blood Remedy guaran-
teed. Il 10 positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
tions or Syphflitic Poisoning. Itpurines the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgio pains. We guarantee It.
Garrett Bros, druggists.
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= CsucuxnAss Nh MA child. fourtssa
noaths ~, ef Hsank 0ranAAsN, Of this
ef1H ~ = . Hask3sDsr alled With he&
BGAag ~ m eealle1 - dsete.
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Ihe PeaaIlY d BEAM.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE jury in the case
Of August Hstske, charged with bsating 70
death with strap his little stspson, Max
Gilman, returned . verdict this morning,
hnding the prisoner guilty and Axisg the
penalty ct death.
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/ Dtep. SEATED, HOLLOW COUCH

is an indication OF consumption.
Don't be persuaded to believe such
q cough owes It's origin to other
causes than weak and decaying
lungs, and then make the mistake
of doctoring kidneys and liver, thus
delaying q possibility Of recovery.
A nutritive diet is essential in ef-
fecting cure also the use Of o..
Mistar's Baisam Of wild Cherry to
soothe and heal the lungs and the
bronchial tubes, to diminish the
tendency to cough, to check fur
ther decay, and to invigoratc the
whole pulmonary system. Il has
cured and ,cH cure just in proportion
to the number Of persons ,nho sase u.
Guysott's Sarsaparillas land Wistar'sj Balls
old IN Hillaborn hv 9svfark 4 IN
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Itch cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold
by w. R. Smith & Co., Hillsboro.
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FOU NTAIN
FIND OUT. AND PLUG.
lnoo0DaFabjv tho 0Oet.
lelAMp MoMg eTook AL.

"a -: =: .: I'm: -, M =. -
hl!lal,| III! ;,;: S: s.
hsye msds and AZ now makjSS SssssSt
hundred doilen moath. Jt ESS18 a. esy
on. = y he 8 end npvapds - ~. Nhe e
capital not needed; Ve o6aff $50 tvesys
thing new. N1speetel abll1tR vte01seoi yees
feedsr. can do tt = veil - 6ey -. Xvlee
g: I. 81: :: &C.: -. ss' 4siss 81 =
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Feus BureIars oIysa Ten Yeass Eaeh.

LAwRsNcsvnLs, ILL, Feb. l6-The four
burglars with whom the Porter family
had desperate hght for life Sunday, were
indicted and sentenced TO ton years In the
penitentiary. Ths sentence gives grsat
ssAsfaction here.
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Highest market price iorsood vhaatsi
Nodsl Oty Nilb. JAnn 7. Nc0uns.
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GuM,t S\eeN ,c!gn' a,gh1'

thousands suffering from Asthma. Con-
sumption. Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Ackers English Remedyf II II the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on positive guarantee at 10c.. t0c.
Garrett Bros, druggists.
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FACTS FOR READERS.

During the week we have re.
ceived with more to follow a
stock of Ladies and Gents shoes
which we think comes nearer the
features of completeness in style
and quality, than anything hereto.
fore brought to Caldwell.
1t comprises the heavy, medium
and fine. There are many novel
ties represented, which lack moth
ing of merit by being novel,
Among these-and the latest
is a line of Ladies', Misses and
Children's Curacao Kid Orange
Color, machine and hand sewed, in
Newports, Button and Lace, high
and low cut.
Ladies genuine French Kid
Hand Turned.
In gents have genuine French
calf hand sewed in various styles
of button, lace and congress.
We have also ready for sale a
handsome line of gents shirts in
spring and summer fiannels, fan
mel coats and vests, all wool light
cashmere pants, and an INSTALL
ment of neckwear, by express,
Don't fail to see these goods, as well
as the latest shapes in mems hats.
HOWARD SEBREE Co.
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EASTER CONCERT.

The following program for a con-
cert to be given by the NJ. E.
sunday school on Sunday evening
April 1, 1888, at the new school
house, will be good:
Anthem by the Choir.
Remarks by the Superintendent
and the reading of the quarterly
report by the Secretary.
Prayer by Rev. r. NJ. Gwinn.
Song-"Jesus Loves Me"-by the
school.
Recitation by Miss Maud Maxey.
Class excersise by the Buds of
Promise"
Glass exercise by the Bright
Jewels"
Glass exercise by the Crosse Buds"
Recitation by Willie Maxey.
Song-"Bright Jewels"-by the
school.
A tiny piece by a tiny ''Bud of
Promise"
Class exercise by THE Pansies."
Eastern Anthem by the Choir.
little Hands" by two little ones.
Glass exercise by the "Band of
Hope"
song-"Wonderful King"-by the
school.
s'The Child Creed" by Miss Maud
Shepherd.
Song-by frankie Moore.
Distribution of Rewards by the
Superintendent.
Class exercise by "The Lambs of
the Fold"
Song by the school--"The Lilly of
the Valley"
Good night song by the Choir.
A collection will be taken up for
the benefit of the Sunday school
after the exercises. No admission
will be charged,
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A RETRIEVE FOR THE co SDEMNED

Wretched men and women long condemned to
suffer the tortues OF dyspepsia, filed with NJ
hope after few doses of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers. This budding hope blossoms into frution Of
certainty, II the Bisters persisted In It brings
reprieye TO all dyspeDtics who seek its aid. Fla
tulence, heartburn, sinking at the pit OF the
ach b, tween meals, the nervous trtmors and in
sonia Of which chronic indigestion is the pare mt,
di appear with their hateful ogenitor. Most
benefcents Of stomachics! wao can wonder that
in so many Instances IL awakens grateful eloquenre
in those who, benefited by it, speak volunta i,y in
torments OF dyspepsia, but in many Of the testl-
monials received by The p-oprietors OF the Bit
ters, these portrayed with vivid tru'bfuiness.
onstipatioa, bilio isEess muscular debility, ma
ar3l fSyers AID rheuma tism relieved by It.