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Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming 20 we'll known
and 20 popular q to need no special
mention. All who have used Electric
Bitters sing the same song of praise. A
pure medicine does not exist and 1t ID
guaranteed to do all that is claimed.
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases OF
the liver and Kidneys, will remove PIN.
pies, boils, salt rheum and other affect
ions caused by impure blood. Will drive
malarial from the system and prevent o.
well - cure all malarial fevers. For
cure of headache, constipation and indi-
gestion try Electric Bittess. Entire sat
isfaction guaranteed, or money refunded.
Price 80 cents and 81. per bottle at Sey-
bert 4 Co.'S drug store.
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Al conklino's Bier.

NEW York, April 2O.-Funeral services
were held this morning in Trinity Chapel
over the remains Of Roscoe Conkling, and
large number Of prominent people were
present. The following we're the pail
bearers: Judge Shipman, Mayor Abram
g. Hewitt, g. L. M. Barlow, Clarence A.
Seward, Manton Marble, Senator John
P. Jones, Senator ]. Don Cameron, Judge
VIM. A. Wallace, Walter g. Church and
Isaac II. Bailey. Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix
was the officiating clergyman. The SER
vices we're simple, and contrary to expec.
tation no sermon was preached. The re-
mains were taken to Utica and will lie Ia
the resid ence Of the deceased gentleman
until tomorrow, when the final funeral
services will take place at two o'clock. The
Rev. A. 3. Goodrich will oficiate,
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Weakness m-lealt1

owe their origin TO an impure
state Of the blood, the urinary
and digestive organs being first
to suffer. Therefore, medicines
that will strengthen these organs
and at the same time cleanse and
purify and renew tho blood, will
have a tendency to cure the major.
ity Of human ailments. Such .
remedy IL Dr. Cgysoft's Fellow Dock
and SarsapaHhd. and, although pro.
ducing no active cathartic or diu.
retic effect,its use will soon establish
spainless regularity Of urinary and
digestive functions. II has long ago
proven itself a specific for scrofula
and other syphilitic disorders, cur.
ing such diseases even when all
other treatment, including Hot
Springs, failed. A great point in it,
favor il that It contains no mercury
" any mineral poisons, and will
never harm the most delicate con-
stituHon. II merely makes one
feel buoyant and rids the system
Of blood impurities and other in.
ternal and external indications Of
failing health.
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Road Improvement.
AUDITORS OFFICE, HIGHLAND Co., o.
hrr npfl Orb 12QQ

AUDITORS oFFIoE, HIaHLAxD Co., OIL
HILLsBORo, April 9th, 1883. /
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN, Will n he
l. notice that the Beard of Com missioners
Of Highland county, ct an adjourned session
Of said Board. held ct the AUDITORS once in
appointed Ellis F.. Barrett, Silas W. Hors.
m an and John f. Bechtel a. viewers, and q.
II. Ladd as surveyor, to examine, view, lay
out and straivhten the county road, Com.
mencing at q stone In the center Of Main
street, In the village of Leesburg, Highland
county, Ohio. at the eastern end OF said
street, at the residence OF II. r. johnson !;
thence ON line with said street N. Mo e. to
the wagon bridge across Leescreek thence
by the most practical line TO o point In the
present road, opposite n. p. sanders gravel
pit, near large elm thence by way Of the
present road to she Fayette county line At
the termination OF Fayette Road Improve.
ment No. -, near the residence Of Mrs.
Mary Bennett. In pursuance Of . petition
asking for the Improvement of said road BY
laying out, .traiyhtening, grading. gravel.
necessary bridges and culverts in accordance
the Revised Statutes of Ohio, and the acts
amendatory thereto; and that said viewers
and surveyor will meet at the place Of begin.
ming, in the village OF Leesburg. Highland
county. Ohio, on Monday, the 7th day Of
May, 1883, at O'Clock q. M, TO make said
Auditor Highland county, o
April 12, 1884
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An Important Decision.

COLUMBUS, O., April 18.-The Supreme
Court ssz.S 80. - .----+e.t decisiNR
yesterday in tho case OF Robert rs.se..o,
Q Miami County prisoner In tho peniten-
tiary, sent up on five years. sentence for
burglary, which sentence will expire In
1890. This being Patterson's third or fourth
term he was marked for retention % life
prisoner under the Habitual Criminal act.
That act was based upon the principle that
q man who Is convicted Of three separate
and successive crimes 10 confirmed GRIM
inal and should be restrained Of his liberty
for the good Of society. The attorneys for
Patterson took the case to tho Supreme
Court for the purpose Of testing the con.
stitutionality Of the act. The Court de-
cded that the law 10 unconstitu utional, and
Patterson will therefore be released st the
expiration of his legitimate sentence.
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United State, Psni,sntl,r,ss,

WASHINGTON, April 19.-The House judi
ciary Committee, through Mr.. Stewart, OF
Georgia, has reported bill providing for
the construction Of two United States
penitentiaries, the sites to be selected by
the Attorney General and Secretary Of the
Interior, one to be north and the other
south Of the thirty-ninth degree north lati-
tude. The penitentiaries are to be used
for the confinement of United States con.
victs, sentenced to imprisonment for more
than one year, and the cost Of each build
ing 10 not to exceed $500, 900.
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The Fire King Badly Burned.

FINDLAY, O., April 22.-Prof. James Nh.
man, who bills himself as the fire king,
and who has been giving performances dur
ing the past week In Harmonic Hall, was 50
badly burned last night by the explosion
Of gasoline lamp which he was using In
his exhibition, that his life Is despaired OF,
as he inhaled great deal of the fame, be-
sides being burned in tho most horrible
manner on the neck and face. The acci.
dent occurred in the presence Of hall full
Of spectators, aud caused the greatest ex.
element and q panic was only avoided BY
the presence Of mind OF the professor, who
protested he was not much njured, but to-
day he II In very critical state.
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DEPENDENT PENSION BILL.
The Amended Shape In Which
Il Comes Before the
Present Congress
A More Liberal Measure Than That Asked
for By the Grand Army Of the
Republic.

WASHINGTON, April 20.-The dependent
pension bill, which was vetoed by Presi-
dent Cleveland after passing the Forty.
ninth Congress, has been the subject OF
serious consid err alton by the Grand Army
Of the Republic and by the Committee on
Invalid Pensions Of the present session,
and will soon come before the House again
in its amended form. The new bill, in
stead of giving pension Of twelve dollars
per month to those who are totally
incapacitated for the performance OF
manual labor, provides that the pension
for such persons shall be at the rate per
month of one cent forjesch days service. In
other words, what In known as the per diem
idea 10 applied to all soldiers who are to-
tally disabled, and that without regard to
dependence. 1t goes beyond that asked
by the Grand Army Of the Republic, and
provides the same kind Of pension to ell
who are now sixty-two years Of age and
to all who shall become sixty-two years
from and after thst period, during
their natural lives. The bill gives
recognition to the manifestly just princi-
pie of pension . soldier for his service
according to his service. The objection
may be made that some who are now
needy do not receive at this rate enough
to give them entire relief from their i'm.
poverished condition, and yet the fact re-
mains that each is pensioned at the
same rate according to his service.
And II one receives not enough IL
is because he did not serve long
enough. Those who served during the
whole war would at this rate get more
than is provided in the Senate bill for
them. The committee recognizes the fact
that the period for universal service pen.
sion bill is fast approaching, and that
many well founded complaints have been
made that advancing years have rendered
the matter Of obtaining livelihood mat
ter Of very great difficulty to many Of the
veterans Of even our late civil war, and SO
to meet the question Of giving this class OF
worthy citizens the relief that they have q
right to expect from the general Govern
ment, they have provided that all who are
now Of the age Of sixty-two years shall be al
once placed on the pension roll st the rate Of
one cent per month for each day Of wal
service, and that all who have not, shall,
as they become Of that age, be likewise
placed on the list Of pensions A substi
tute for the third section Of the Senate
bill is reported, which adopts on behalf OF
the widows the same principle applied te
the soldiers, and the fourth section Of the
bill is amended 50 as to give attorneys q
fee Of five instead Of ten dollars.
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Acute Alcoholism.

San FRANCISCO, April 2O.-"Acute alco-
holism" was the doctor's certificate in the
case Of the death of little Willie McCon-
nell, the seven-year.old son of foundry
man of this city. Willie and playmate
found q quart bottle Of strong whisky
while playing alone in the house. Willie
drank fully one-half the contents, which
was regular ''rot-gut," but his companion
took only small drink. The Mcconnell
boy fell into stupor, and although the
doctor pumped pint Of whisky from the
lads stomach, he gradually sank, end died
last night.
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Four Victims Of IN EXPLOSION

Topeka, KAN, April 1S.-The town OF
Hazlston, near here, was the scene Of .
fearful explosion, which seriously injured
four persons, and will probably result in
their death. While Geo. Clark, the man
ager of the Hazelton Creamery N. p.
Moore, one Of the partners; his son Harry,
aged eight years, and James Smith were
standing examining the separator OF the
creamery, which was running at the rate
Of about 10, 900 revolutions per hour, It ex-
ploded. Those standing near were man.
gled in terrible manner. The separator
burst into hundreds Of pieces, and the
room was complete wreck.
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BLOODY TRAGEDY.
4 Mother and Her Three Children
Butcherod.
TAs AIurdsrers CAUGHT In the House end
Three Of Them Killed-Cool Julg.
ment Of . Peddlsr.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 1S.-John
Hill, Q substantial farmer who lives on
Barn Creek, on Elk river, about twenty
miles from this city, and who 10 well.
known to many Of our citizens, came TO
town yesterday, and brought news Of .
most horrible murder. A man, whose
name he was unable to learn, who lived In
Calhoun County, about forty miles from
Charleston, hsd beon away with Q
small drove Of cattle, which he had
disposed Of, and was returning home on
Wednesday last, but being overtaken BY
night, he stopped at the house Of neigh
Dor. Something weighed heavily on his
mind, and, though he could not explain
the reason, he decided to 60 on and reach
his home, fearing that something had gone
wrong. A peddler who was stopping
at the house offered TO accompany
him, and then they both started TO-
gether. They finally reached the house
and seeing . light in the window ap-
preached carefully and looked in. The
sight almost frose their blood with hor.
ror. Lying on the floor, weltering in their
blood, lay the wife and three children In
cold death, and four strange men were
sitting and standing In the room. The
peddler's presence Of mind did not de-
sert him, and, drawing his revolver,
he told his companion to mako .
noise at the back door and hold IL
shut, while he stood guard at the 'front.'
This was done, and the men inside the
room made rush for the front door, and
were shot by the plucky little peddler a.
fast as they came, three being killed and
the fourth severely wounded. The story
sounds very much like sensational make
up, but seems to DO credited by Mr. Hill
and his surrounding neighbors. The dis
tance and difficulty Of communication
with that point render 1t impossible to
corroborate or disprove the story.
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An Entire Family Drowned /.

NEENAH, Wis, April 2o.-A dispatch
from Embarras to an evening paper here
says that man named Lathrope, his wife
last night by the food. Ths family lived
ON the bank of the river, and their house
was surrouded by water. In attempting
to get to q dry spot they were carried
down the stream. Embarras 10 ON the Up
per Wolf river, on the Milwaukee, Lake
Shore and Western road.
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Read the following: Mr.. @. H. Nor
ris, Neward, Ark, says: "Was down
with;sabscen :oi pungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an incurable
consumptive. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery tor Consumption. am
now on my third bottle, and able to
oversee the work on my farm, ! It is.the
finest medicine ever made"
Jeas Middlewart, Decatur. Ohio, says
"Had It not been for DR.. Kings New
Discoverytor Consumption ! would have
died Of lungstroubles, Was given mp bv
doctors. Am now In best Of health.
Try 1t. Sample bottles free stseybsrt 4
Co.'S drug store.
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Exssisisr Brigade Monument.

NEW YoRK, April 22.-rhe location for
the monument Of the Ave regiments Of
New York's Excelsior Brigade, command
ed in the opening Of the war by General
Daniel E. Sickles, has been fixed by the
Gettysburg Memorial Association. The
monument will have Eve bronze plates,
giving tho history of the regiment,
and will be surmounted with Q bronze
eagle.
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Bueklen,s Arnlca Salye.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and oil skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or NO pay required. It
ID guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Seybert & Co.
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Asleep for q Month.

BUFFALO, N. Y, April .20.-Emma Alt
house, the young woman of Attica, N Y,
who has been subject to trance, awoke
to-day from sleep Of thirty-three days.
The death of hsr grandfather, residing in
Mumford, N. Y, took place during her
sleep. Awakening to-day she informed
the family physician Of the fact During
her sleep she has taken only small guam
tity Of milk,
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Murdsrer starvss HImssIi 10 Death.

PITTSBURGH, April 1a-Peter O'Neil,
who recently shot and killed his wife and
then shot himself, died In the county jail
this morning. O'Neil was thought to be
getting better, and was removed from the
hospital to the county jail couple OF
weeks ago. Since that time he has re-
fused to eat and has grown gradually
weaker. Repeated efforts were made to
force food down his throat, but they were
only partially successful. The physicisna
say that he died from exhaustion brought
on BY lack Of nourishment
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subsiltuls 10, he sl,l, DllI,

WASHINGTON, April lS.-Ths sub-oom.
mittee of the House Committee on Edu.
cation to-day decided to report 70 the full
cational bill - passed by the Senate. The
substitute provides for the use Of the
money realised from the sale Of public
laads, NOT 70 exeead 100000 in any ons
year, for educational purposes.
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Ohio Republican State Ticket

DAYTON, O., April 19.-The Republican
State Convention to-day nominated the fol.
lowing ticket: For Secretary OF State-Dan
J. Ryan, Of Scloto. For Judge Of Supreme
Court. p. Bradbury, Of Hancock. For
Member Board Of Public Works-Wells A.
Jones, of Pike. For Presidential Electors
"A. H. Mattox, of Hamilton, J. p. Lamp
son, Of Cuyahoga. The delegates at large
Governor J. B. Foraker, Charles Foster,
William Mckinley, Ben Butterworth.
The Administrations Harlan, Of Hamil-
ton; II. L. Maxwell, Of Greene; Frank
Baird, Of Perry; I. W. Brown, Of Fulton.
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Killed with q PLANK.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. April 22.-Yestsr-
day afternoon Saul Sligo becams involved
in quarrel with David Jones, ct Rising
Pswp, Ga, when the latter struck the
former on the head with plank, crush.
ing his skull Sligo died in two hours,
Jones fed, but after an exciting chase was
captured by Sheriff Byrd.
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CINCINNATI, April la-Benj. 3. Hopkins,
one Of the Fidelity Bank wreckers. bads
adieu 10 the Hamilton County jail, whore
he has been . prisoner for ten months.
this morning. He was taken 70 the Ohie
psnitsntiary on . seven years. sentence.
While In the pen he win b known ~
1854, his number on the prison rolls.
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IerflbIs Ravaaes ei pIphtherla.

NEWARK, O., April l1a-piphthetis in it,
most viruIent form Is raging to an slarm'
ing extent at Linville, O., and vicinity.
Old and young alike are suffering with
the terrible malsdy, and already there
have been several deaths in few days.
One lady was attacked with the disease
aud died within few hours. The great.
est preca ution 10 taken TO prevent the dis
ease spreading.
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NHkyAuEss, Wa. April 9-Ths village
ef Jvemout 70 entirely uadsv wsssr. The
stores ere closed and the goods hsvs bssl
removed 70 plseee Of safety. Many fsmi::
lies are resi1isg " the uppss stories o.
their dwellings. 1hs bridge aeroes ~
Wolf river q that plees hes bess carried
away snA ~ tevp y set ~ frsu spa'
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NAsHvILLz, TENN, April O.-Napolsou
B. Lester, aged sixty yearA was hanged
to-day ct Lsbanon for crime committed
In July last His neck wss broken. Les
ter made speech on the scsffold and In
sisted hs did right In killing Lane bscauss
ths lsttss bad ruined the happiness Of his
homo apd naas . Wsnton Of his wife.
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Dangerous Boy Drowned.

MEADvILLs, Pa, April 1s.-While hsh-
ing, Charles Ridenauer, aged about thir.
teen years, was seized with IT. and dur.
ing his struggles rolled into eight teet Of
water and was drowned. Young Riden.
Ruer has been arrested several times for
incsndiarism, His death removes one Of
the most dan gerous young incsndiaries
ever known here.
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ANsjent Fort Located,

MILWAUKEE, April so.-Twenty or more
distinguished scholars from historical sos
cieties of Wisconsin, the Minnesota State
Normal School and the University ct Mad.
ison have agreed that the missing fort ON
the chart Of Perrot, the French explorer,
had been discovered near the village OF
Trompeieeu. Wis.
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Hsu,, Of Work Limited BY Law.

BosroN, April sO.-In the House to-day .
bill limiting to ten hours in twelve the
labor of drivers and conductors ON street
railroads in cities of over 1900 inhab.
itants was adopted by vote of 104 TO 81
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sxpisslsa On . rus.

Loxo ISLAND CRY, N. Y, April sl.-Ths
boiler of the tug-boat Magic, Of this city,
exploded this afternoon, blowing the boat
ta pieces Samuel Barber. tho engineer.
and VIM. 6ymington, the cook, were blown
70 stoms. A man standing on the wharf
VS. badly injured,
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BrRMHoHAN, Ala. April s4-A local
freight On the Louisville q Nashville IVES
run into BY the north-bound express this
morning near Calsra, Ala. and completely
tslescoped. Tue colored fireman wss
killed, but strange TO say ~ one else On
The train was hurt.
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A chIcken Causss 4 Woman's Death.

LANcAsTER, PA, April H-Some friends
visited the family ON the farm Of Ephrsim
Hershey recently. One Of the women
went In the poultry yard 10 catch fat
chicken for dinner. A rooster attacked
her inillcting deep wound on one Of her
hands with spur. Lockjaw set In and the
woman died several days after she had
been injured.
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ssal flshsrles Nsaotls,less

LONDON, April 1s.-Ths negotiations bs.
tween the representatives Of England,
Russia and the United States, with the oh.
jsct Of agreeing upon definite rules gov.
erning seal fishing about Behring's Strait
are progressing fsvorably. The principal
point in dispute 10 the fixing Of the closing
soason
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4 Costly Rsssrvsls.

sAN DIEGO, CAL, April 2O.-A dam, built
across Sweet Water Valley, near here, for
the purpose Of storing water for the dry
season, now completed, is ninety feet high
from the base, and cost $500, 900. The
area Of the reservoir is 750 acres.
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csaklIns DIED ComparalIvsIy Poor.

NEW YoRK. April 1o.-Itis learned that
Ex-senator Conkling died comparatively
poor man. He left house and lot In
Utica valued at e25,00a He owned eight
unimprovsd lots ON One Hundred and Thir.
teenth aud One Hundred and Fourteenth
streets, near the site Of the proposed Pro-
testant Cathedral, and unimproved lots In
the suburbs Of Washington, and some 20.
curfti0a.
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Young man, never preserve aiovs-
lsttsH The sswssts keep slowly sbbing
ont OF It till Il gets to bs - stalls - .
four rtesnth-century witticism; ard then
IKE - not your wife viii get hold Of
II and 60 and taks Ill Of the paris
green you were saving for the potato.
bugs -BHrltsQlow Free Hsss.
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Nine sv,e,isssstsss Killed.

PlsDHoNT, W. Va. April 9Q-Whils
opening . mlW near Elkins yesterday
Superintendent George Williams was
caught BY heavy fall Of rock spd instant.
u killed. He leaves family.
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Mis- Mama

CHARLEsToN, w. Va, April 1a-Jacob
Holes 10 the name Of the man who found
his wife and three children murdered in
their home In Calhoun County, W. Va,
and killed three Of the murderers and
wounded the fourth.
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wAsHIxafon, April la-Ths House Com.
mittss on Asrioulturs, st it meeting this
morning, rsceivsd the briefs Of the sttor.
nsys ON the rsflasd lard invsstigation and
agreed to take mp the bill for Ansl action
et ~ nsxt meeting. one week from to-day.
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Why? Why? Why?

rs it that 40 many neglect coughs
and colds until they get con.
sumption Why Is it that 30
many die Of consumption ? It is
because they will not come and be
healed. Every one knows q sure
conqueror Of throat and lung dis
eases is Dr.. Wystdr's Baisam Of Wild
Cherry. and that It is obtainable
throughout the length and breadth
Of our land. Reader, II you suffer,
hasten and procure . bottle. 1t is
pleasant to take and never fails to
give satisfaction. A single dose
will cure an ordinary cough. A
few bottles will cure consumption
II taken In time.
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Why Is Springfield, Mass, the most
favored city in the worldf Because 1t
has good Good Housekeeping.