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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02

i Post Commlssary Of Subslstenco.-WEST POINT,
N T. March 25 1880 Sealed Proposals In tripiieate'
versenent attached will be received At this onlee until
10 O'clock, noon Wednesday the list OF May lSs9,
and then opened for furnishing and delivering % the SUB
by the Subsistence Department. U. s. Amy. for the
issue 10 troops during the fiscal ending June 30
1870 Proposals must be accompanied by 0 guarantee
signed BY responsible persons the guarantofs 70 Jus
fy In the sum OF 81 900 co. proposal NOT accompanied
by such guarantee wispot be considered Prefeonee
will be given 70 artceskof domestic production or manu-.
price Of foreign productions nanutacures the duty
right reject any oil bids The successful bidder
into written contract with the
United States with good approved security, IN the
sum OF az 600 within twenty days after being notified
az the acceptance OF hts proposal Proposals DO
enclosed IN sealed envelopes marked Proposals for Fresh
lion can be Obtained on application 10 this Office,
b. NJ. SCOTT, Capt. & O. s., U. S, A,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02

NETWORK CITY. March I9, 1882
orErcE OF oCCfDENTAL OIL CO., "a BROADWAY.
NOTICE Is hereby given thai meeting OF
~ The stockholders o. lhls company WIN be held at
~ .hnyenaned Office OF tho company the 10Th day
Of April 1859 At o'clock M ,r for the gqrD9se III, q
sompsny q $4,000; that Is from $4,000 It's present
amount, TO S5o00GSnr,p N ppowl
zee E26kE n. REw SST Ma,ss S.SyS of
JOHN R CARLSON Of trustees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02

oRRA IGTLNAL, CO.. NETWORK, March 81, 1889;
ruE ANNJIAL MEETING of the STOCKHOLM
ars Of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company viii
S a. the onlce OF COMPANY, corner OF Cortlandt
90 Church sta NeWYOrk City on Tuesday the 1tth
ssT Of May next for the election OF managers and iof
oTf So wiz open at 10 O'Clock nOOn and remain open
ior gpe ISnsser books will closed from the evening Of
saturday April 18Th, until tho morning OF WEDNESDAY
AA Nv A order Of the Board Of Managers, .., s.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
Cost anS Sonno.

Cost anH 5onnb.
7 oSf-An Irving sayings institution bank-book, NO
~ 95,603. Any one returning TIE Esne 70 the irving
Sayinga institution. 30 WaHen-hE, Rewfofk, Will 20 re-
1sT OR STOLEN. --BDnk Book NO. 21719e. issued by
~ Che German savings Bank IN the Oily Of New York
Ali pefsons cautioned 10 negotiate tho and TO
guessed TO deliver the book 70 the Bank corner l4ths
and 1thAve. II not restored the asa day OF Aprl
1850 application VII Be made 70 the Bank for duplicate
Eew-Yerk, April 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
Goparinsrsbip Notltes.

NETWORK, March 30th, 1885,
MR.. CHARLES o. NORRIS retires from our
IN arm this day and on the 9Th inst Mr. LEONARD
il white. H., was admitted partner.
" Hni''' y" - WHITE, MORRIS & CO.
The business win be continued BY the undersigned, as
hercofore, under the firm name Of White, Morris
LEONARD ID. WHITE,
LOUIS f. BLACKWELL
CHARLES o, MORRIS, JR.,
LEONARD ID. WHITE JR
NEw.YoRK April /, 1889.
MAR. ALLEN T. HEDGES has this day been
IVA admitted 70 partnership IN Arm
HORACE L. HoTCHKISs a CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02

GeGrhers.
A BEST TEACHERS supplied. charge; teachers
kAs wanbed;. registration fee vacancies always on
hand form for stamp r E AVERY. American School
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Goyernesses
&C., b Colleges, Schools and Familiea Apply 70
Mra 81. j. NG.FULTod. % Union SQUARE
"A. branches supplied schools and families Circulars
schools 20 parents Modern languages spoken MIRIAM
C0YR1ERE 81 East 17h.st, bet 4th ave and Broadway,
A -6HRTIERs DANCING ACADEMY, so 6thave:,
~. bee 18th and 14h sts private and class Lessons al
hours lady assistants; special terms for clubs and ram
es classes attended city country; waltz taught rap
idly classes afternoon and evening terms moderate
ID RoOKwkY'S TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi.
Id eago supplies superior teachers for sehool5 colleges
and families. MIRA J.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
West 26dst EeeomEaends schools to parents
r1RINCIPAL WANTED for private school near city
Must be experienced college graduate, married Con-
Rregatfonaist Presbyterian. 81 900 Investment re-
ouired: mats al 500 TO q, 000 w. d, KERR, Union
feachers Agency. 10 AstOr Place.
THE UNION TEAoHERS' AGENCY (Established
positions w ID. KERR 10 Aston Place, N. y
yNToMANS EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU ltor
w both sexe supplies professors teachors RovernessoA
musicians housekeepers. companions, ehtpeFones &C.
colleges schools and families also bookkeeperH stsnoers
piers hnd copyists 70 business firms -, ,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02

PRODUCE
supply, Saturday March 30, 1889;
s sSES %sSas ISL 10 sSP 7is1os lSs4sss si
Decrease Decrease 76l5sl 2SSas lS06iS elsie 2jiioo
Visible supply in the United States and Canada;
a.isgss Ssiif
z5iisss Ssssssg sss Sss
1S0 sTAw4bsye nS' varied H sbt he S Ga rp e
sss o,@1 S.Ss sS RI
ping, 05c. straw-LOng Rye 1896 Short Rye, 500
eoe 0ats S9SSos , n. ouo,oa Last and the movement
oootoass rht ssse choice SisS2C medium sSaoc
low i5ai7c; DO 1887 -1a11e; do 1882 !aGci Pacific
ii sS2Ss! P 70 iS1.' new. sSS4oc. -.
sTALLSDESsi and b Dorm y !Ss' spot
CoPPRR-Du and only steady NM LsSe ARE Meoe
As APl We're fuiheS sass q ssrsoe.
Boiling Saturday 25 Lee for 30 test Phladepha de-
SS n ss ss sy B
s5sS ssI 81. sssg g r. sss R
business In roslns was light Quotations are STsinea
q 81 3 Las So' e. q % g I 81 NJ e: vi 4
SsS% Os ;'d ssa h 100 90 s
ss @ S.ys5 sSsSs
Cochin, ei2oi COD, domestic ssGsSe foreign. asSsss
s $sS %s' crude ssS SSo sfgs
pressed, sgaSTe bleaehed winter IS l2gaoe extra
sDs ssss S S ss'G sDuS s
re; Whale crude Southern, 49S4te natural winter,
s ~ao a' ss% ssi'es
g6c; Eesiaioct prime. 90 l.2376c Straits, s4ssse !;
DAo OCEAN iThE1eHTs-TAs movement in all directions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
Dipineno Noiires.

TIE k FAcI RoK R1 NtE6A
A 9ARTERX dividend .tsS Gf o s6S5sby PEE
day beer PAYABLE On a.. MG %ss so ASa
q g sl' q hl MsS
O'clock D m and viii be feOpened on Tuesday April IT,
1882 at ten 'lO' O'CLOCK 4. H. oALEF Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE AER n R. f ssS
QUARTERLY EI6 T DIVIDEND 1 OF one AND
s 6. ssr :Ssss q Hl; So2RsRS S S'
.S mas e essa s e Tss
SSsPa e Ssna ssssi0A' A Sifa nAr
CT. LOUIS JACKSONVILLE AND CHI
SsfGS b Il RIVER skfDSS Tfsf GoEreAGE
SoSgsn. Ap.n 1889 b. on a the sO0v' will
JOHN Sa f &&liflsm. 4 oY Rsw.Yo.s
sLoss IRON AND STEEL co2o.o
rEE BoaRb Of AD6nfRE E51e5i have ordered
payment Of pei cent 1s, ius S s q ri he mortgage
& Is gS pssse OK 'n4 Ths ooupSns
win be stamped and ''Srnfc % e Ii AVS Treasurer
rv sEgEE STT II TH1 RPr P5X5RETSRRN K
A'0 0i TsW'Yofk March o. 1889.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTION. have q, this sS day
80 ~ ne ssrnines Of the past three months payable April
1SsS Tho transfer 0'9fs S poR&MH H ' Cashier
ST LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO GAILHW yAAY COM
PANY, Is BEoADs3 t& 5Y9oESx Bg xpaI L iisso.
5EyHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
Il declared quarterly dividend Of one per cent on
the preferred stock Of this company payable 10Th ns
n sockholders OF record on books In this once on
Saturday April o, 1853, at 10 IN. NO certificates OF
Inc preferTed stock will DO received for tnsfer ater
SATURDAY eh inst, at IL until the morning Of Tues
oss' AP'4 ~ 7. W. LILLE, Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL GAS LMPRo yEaM ~ ysJ co
115 BROADWAY, NEW.YORK, March yOt 1850
nv HE SEC0kD QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of
IA per cent has been declared upon Che stock Of
hoIders Of record Transfer books VIII DO closed upon
"prii y -A- JAMES GILFILLAE, Treasurer
METROPOLITAN TRUST coMPANY OF THE CITY
OF NETWORK, No 81 Walst
THE COUPONS OF the FIDELITY LOAN
i AND TRUST COMPANIES tot si9g 1so City, Iowa.
AZ TIE ONCE Of this company and after that date.
CHARLES NJ JESUP. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
Proposals.

GOVERNORS ISLAND, n. Y. H., April I'd,
" 1850. Sealed proposals in duplicate for iurnishins
such quantities OF Fuel Forage straw ~ may Do re-
oued IN Division Of the Atlantic during lseal year com,
1850, Will BE- received here ana az 0Ihees
OF QuaFteFnastsrs Al Baltimore Nd. Boston, MasS
Buffalo, N. Y; NsW-oLeans. Ia Fort Brady Men.
Fort Maekinae Mich. Fort Wayne Mich Fort Niagara.
n Y; BORT Ontario. y. y: Madison Ba,taeES n. E a.
Adams X /. Fort Ttumbul, Conn. Bort Monroe, a.
Bort Bafraneas Bla Saint Francis BsrraekS ia Jew
Vernon BafteEs Ala until ~ O'clock noon f P,ta,
time on Friday, May Sd 1889, and thnn opened fler
oncs wf be given articles Of domestic prOducton CON-
dtons Of quality aud price nncludng IN e price S
United States the right reject nay or I
u1sals All informs don furnshed on appileaUoh 70 ls
o6es or 70 ousrteruasters posts Dame5 above III As
n ToMPRiNS, Assistant Quartermaster SeDeFal' u D
ArIuN
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-02-07
Why We Don't Leap in 1900.

The following explanation is
given why the year 1900 will not
be counted among the leap years.
The year is 365 days, five hours
and forty nine minutes long;
eleven minutes are taken every
year 20 make the year 3654 days
bong, and every fourth year We
have an extra day. This was
Julius Caesars arrangement
Where do these eleven minutes
come from They come from
AAe future, and are paid, omiling
leap year every hundred years.
but if leap year is omitted regu-
larry every hundreth year, in the
course of 400 years it is found
that the eleven minutes taken
each year vii! not only have been
paid back, but that a whole day
will have been given up. So
Pope Gregory XII, who improv
ed on Caesars calender in 1852,
decreed that every centurla ] year
divisable by four should be a
leap year after all. So We bor-
row eleven minutes each year, !
moro than paying our borrowing
Back by emitting three leap
wears in three ceniGrial wears.
and square malIers by having a
leap wear in the fourth centurial
year. Pope Gregory arrange
,nent is so exact, and the borrow
ing and paying back balance so
closely, that we borrow more than
we pay back TO The extent OF on
ly one day in 3S66.-Boston
Budget.
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sABylAaD. 1888.

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 BABY,
Bexetactors, being the tale Of the
flax and how il furnished linen
Tor baby; of the lamb. the toy
maker, etc. Many pictures by
MIR. l.. j. Bridgman.
4a5y 8~wt;@gs Ne;gl6ors, YER
ses and pictures both by Margsr-
ct Johnson. will tell about the
strange babies of different na-
tions.
Dainty stories. tender poems,
gay .jingles. beautiful and funny
pictures, will fill each number.
Large type. heavy paper. pretty
covers, twelve times "a yesr-and
all for Only Fifty cents. Sample
copy ) cents.
D. L0THRCP COMPANY,
Boston, Mass
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Central Time

Strains run daily. tDaily except Sunday.
All itrains between Cincinnati and Col
umbuS run through without change of ca rs
connecting in the Union Depot with all di-
verging lines.
The Fast Express leaving Cincinnati at
T:i0 n. m, is q solid train to Pittsburgh via
Wheeling, siea ping ear att tched.
The train leaving Columbus ut 3:S5 a. NJ.
is Il solid train from Pitts0uig to Cincin-
natl, with Sleeping Car. At Columbus II
sleeping ctris set at east End of Union De-
pot. which can he occupied any time be-
tween y:00 p. III. and :i;:Sl Il IN.
The train lea ing Cincinnati at 1.30a. NJ. .
haSt through coach to Columbus and Pitts
bugii. also pfrlor car attach ii; and con-
meets at Columbus. witt, sleeping cars to
Baltimore and niladeiphia.
The tram leaving Cotum bus at 2:l5 y. IN.
has parlor car from Columbus to Cincin-
matt.
The train leaving Columbus at Sos p. m.
has through coach from Pittsburgh and
Coiun buf to Cincinnati, and connects at
Columbus with sleeping cars from Baiti-
more and Philadelphia.
No. l0g leaues Columbus at 7:l0 q. m. Sun
dag only. arrives ut Cincinnati at lI:o5.
S.P. PEARODY, w. L. REPPERr,
Ganl Supt. Gen'l Pass Agt,
Co!tAnbus. o. Columbus q.
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Automatic Tension.

The New High Arm Davis is
the only machine tha' has an au'
,omatic shuttle tension, which
never requires any changes after
having been oace set right. The
great problem OF getting shut
lie tension that will pull evenly
under anv and all circumstances.
has been successfully solved. The
device by which this end has
been accomplished is so sclen-
,ific and vel so simple, that the
most unskillful can use 1t with
inst as certain results as The most
expert. Itproduces an evenness
of Stitch unattained by other ma
chimes.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-02-07
UNITED STU TIES HISTORY,
F. NJ. GORDON. Examiner.

by whom Virginia settleds New York Mas
sachuses; Rhode Island; Maryland and Penn ylvamia?
Low many Dutch governors had New Yoke Which of these
the mos. noted =
On what French English respectively
claims o The Ohio and Mississippi Valeyss
Give ,ime place. and generals the battles Of Trenton
and New Orleans.
What led 10 rebellion United S:ates where did
1T break out, and who presden2
6. yon of John c. Calhoun and his contemporary
y. II Perry.
s. Name the remote the Civil War; The immediate
g. the Joint High Commission? OF what composed?
the commanders of each army that fought the battle
above the cIouds.''
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-02-07
GEOGR.APHY Y.
F. NJ. GORDON, Examiner

Of what subjects does mathematical geography treat9 Tell
what know OF of them.
If traveller starts from Greenwich and travels 23O degrees
what is his ongGde2
Locate and describe the principal water sheds and
TENS of North America.
Ceylon, Ka:ahdin Cobb and Honolulu tell what
they
s. Speak of Brazil extent Religion. Government.
What meant by standard time used By railroad authorities
Where Gibralters To whom does it belong and for what
it famous?
What the condition of the bottom Of the oceans Why does
the air hecome cooler ascend the mountain sideg
g. What delta. and from what is the derived? What
is n estuary? A geysers
If standing the equator day. in which drec
would your shadow fall! Give for your
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-02-07

secocd seminal We viii pcrcs
els,s, and healthy restoration seu.a
urinary organs.
PRIVATE pI9FAsEs-Blooa Poison. ysnc.ec, rsiu,.
Ge.t trsotpre, Ern.,sioos Loss OF Sexual Power,
ossncs rScSas Organs. Want of Desire in ais Ferse,
.hc. iprsns habits OF youth sexual habits of
doo;s,c3 the frctioGs
speedily 1 pernsnea,y cr.cd Consultation free and strictly
confidential Absolute guaranteed. No rszs ircurrei
promrtIy and medicines flos
fon observation to all Isrts Of he Uniisi Ststcs.
pIsEAsE5 OF wollET.-ITc hare special depart.
tho1oashy osazcd and d-otcd exclusively to tho
disease. ct Every eoDSui1s
specialist whether Ly letter pson is g.cn he
Important t.nd
which haye baed tie skill Of al le home hieisrsl hsvs
Of skilled specialists z
ei9esE-s peculiar ha been Marked
.xo-tfss pae., being ladies' DID, young, crricd.
single rich method il entirely from cbc
ticnabe OF the sencrs, practitioner csncy Lessi
trest.ap" We rcion mad !. We
dies constitutional and iocs the taa1d sac i,ut
laies how % themselves
E-ILBF5E. Or FITs-Po-,t7ol7 ccrsi By new AID
nevg-faiirg r;ati,cd.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-02-07
ARITHMETIC.
J. w. FILING, Examiner.

[T1ME-2 hl
Mske problem interest," and solve it by -four different
methods Which method do you prefer!
Are the following numbers proportional net make them SO!
3-5 g.: {: TO- -
3. build house in of month"; in of month an!
is of all three together build II!
If stock bought l5% 76 the investment,
what would pay if bought at 1923 discounts
rectangular of land containing " square rods
hall wide is long Wha, is the distance around
AS money is l2S of B and l6% OF .Cs; has 500 more
than g; how much has A
farmer sold 100 geese and turkeys; orsthe he
ceved rs apiece for the turkeys ST. 2 apiece and for the
whole $l04. What The number Of eachs
payable in 80 days sight bought for $3526a
exchange being H discount, and interest 6 what its face
8. The amount of Johns for certain time at iS was
$780, and the 7H s405 required his capita!
and the time.
TO- How would you teach fractions class knowing nothing
of the subjecs
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FEEDING A BIG CITY.
Where the Meats and Vegetables
Consumed in New York
Come From.

The business Of producing and
providing food for mankind fur
nishes aaivelihood to a majority
of the race. Generals in COM
mand of armies Of 10000 or So
900 men have been brought to
ignominious defeat and flight for
the lack of power TO supply them
with food: and vet population
of two and one half million
people in and around New York
is supplied with food every day
and for every meal from all parts
OF the world. Ten thousand head
Of cattle are slaughtered every
week to provide New York with
beef, and that is not more than
one half the beef that is con.
sumed there. Some of the beef
comes in on foot the rest in re.
frigerator cars from the vest
Swine are brought in dressed.
but sheep are all killed in the
city. The greater part of The
fresh fish supply comes in refrig-
orator cars from Boston and
Gloucester the rest comes to the
markets in fishing boats. Enough
fish is kept ahead i'm the cold
storehouses 10 last the city two
or three weeks.
The vegetables come from al.
most everywhere. Lettuce is
mainly brought from near Bos-
ton, where one firm ships $780,
coo worth of it each year. Enor.
nous amounts of celery come
from Kalamazoo, Michigan. The
south supplies The early vege-
tables, and some of them come
from Florida. They come on re-
frigerator ears, and because they
can be safely shipped and easily
kept they no longer command
fabulous prices. But The bulk of
the green vegetable business is
still done in The old way by |
farmers, who come in from their |
places, five to thirty and more |
miles away, and sell their pro-
duce from their wagons. Some
of them start in the afternoon
and drive all night, often sleep
ing on their wagons and only
waking when their trained horses
have brought them to the ferries
at one and two O'Clock at night.
The Gansev sort market is the
only place where they are allow.
ed to expose their struck" for
sale IN the city, and there it is
sold to dealers. IN summer time
as many as 5000 wagons a day
are driven in.
The cattle on a thousand hills!
daily contribute the milk that
New York consumes the next
day. The farmer gets from one
and one 3Rlf TO two and one haifi
cents quart for it and the con-
sumner pays eight and ten. The
difference is divided among the
commission merchants
and pedlers, the latter getting
several cents a quart. One Of
The curious things of the provls
ion business IS that eggs laid in
Holland and Germany get TO New
York in less time than from some ]
Western states and are actually ,
cheaper han fresh eggs laid in
his country. the reason being
hat they are rated as "limed
Egs.'-Good Housekeeping.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-02-07
GR.iMMAR.
2. II. ALLEN, Examiner.

[TIaK-1h h. &c m.
What do understand by relative clause? Give example
O. When the simple subject OF sentence is how may
be modified?
Write sentence, part Of which is modified by ee-
ment of the first class of the second Glass; the third class hat
kind of sentence have TO form?
Name The different kinds with respect
Diagram: at liberty to confess that much which
heard objected late friends writings we'll founded
G. Parse Italicized words:
"(iod, in the grasp
OF his almighty strength, took them APPRAISED,
And threw them down into the yawnng pit
or botomless perdion. ruined damned,
Fast bound in chains of darkness evermnre;
And Second Death, and the Undying Worm.
O9eu:ng their horrid jaws with hideous yell,
falling, received their everlasting prey"
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-02-07
PHYSIOLOGICAL HYGIENE.
J. W. FILING, Examiner.

1. What is respiration Name the organs of respiration.
g Describe the Pulmonary circulation, Portal circulation
3. Describe the general use Of The nervous system.
4. What organs? Name the three vital organs.
Define bronchI gottis perioseum peura and pylorus
s. Where and how changes in the blood produced?
Define and nutrition, and tell how they related
s. What the of a cold? Why is dangerousg
8. Is tobacco food What is its influence youth?
TO- In what the changed by repra,ion What cons
good vena;on How be secured the schooroomg
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-02-07

CTEI7yG OF IILE3 CUAEhtTmEED.-Tin give
eI,o,J any Of fixture. No required Of TefSons
bic parties.
YOUNG Ml--who ha7s become victims Of solitary vice.
ths. hsbit which annually
Thousands c1aa talent sDd
tgi,i@r. iaicliect, Iray call N:.h contdencs.
DR ERATSC-After years OF experience has discovered
Tic tnorn fer weakness il the hsos and e iu-
voluntary discharges ipoteucy, general debility
lansncr Of idss paat.sn Of the heart liity
tsb,ng dansss 0; sight siGne ei.esses OF the hssd
threat ccons CT the liver lungs stomach,
terrible disorders arising from the solitary vice Of
precces blighas he. NEST radns hopes
CT ansoipa.ions rssie:ing marriage impossible. Take
esaGi iousht before Il is tco l.e week O; month MAJ
pac yor beyond reach Of Ey method Of t-ea
speedily and permanently It's IncAl eosae Gaze
and sbsaiCteiy restore perfect manhood
TO 5iIDDL-7-AGED MEE.-There urs E:sry from the
cFc troubled with fTecn. excursions OF the
Lssdor by sigh. burning snartins
s.oa eakeDng IL the patient cnnno
Oa examination Of tac urinary dsssiS Iopy
viii be oud and soueres snail particles CT ahn-
appear the ooor Will be tain nailksa hue, again
changing crk orp; appearance There r.e many men
who this d:.cn!ty ineraat of the vaish u
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Reunion OF Ilth @ Y. G,

a reunion OF the 1lth Ohio Volunteer
Cavalry will be held 1T HIhLSBORO, on
February I'll. and Sth.
This is in accordance with resolution
passed by the Comrades ut the reunion at
Columbus, in September.
Comrades are earnestly requested to ne
present, as business OF urgent Importance
will be transacted.
E. c. MARTIN, Pres.
A. Barleon, Sect'y.
Jan l7-SH
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-02-07
ORTHOGR.APHY.
B. H: ALLEN. Examiner.

l. Eow many sounds has p, and when is it slents
g. Write a syllable primitive and a derivaive word
Give four for the of capitals How many syllables
DO words haves
Dene-labyrinh spontaneous accomp!ce mpue fantastic
s. Spell correcyassibe ssssshun tsashun osrasize
shoness ecaw, kureus, kaisedony, kats!.k.
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THEORY .AND PRACTICE.
j. ". FILING, Examiner.

l. Give your method of teaching the alphabet.
Should primary instruction be inductveor dedncyeE Why
s. Discuss punishment, giving aims principles and modes
What do the attention of pupils
What faculties exercised by the study of mathemat
icsg What by the study of language?
Explain your method teaching History andlet
be a specimen of your writing.
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Estate of William Armstrong, Deceased,
The Undersigned have been appointed
and qualified as Executors of the estate
of William Armstrong, late of Hooking
county, deceased.
MILTON ARMSTRONG.
NELSON ARMSTRONG.
January 2f-Sw
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ORGANS.

Ii you want az organ honestly made,
no shoddy york either in case or in ae-
ton, one whose only stop Influences
the action or that rejects such thing
as dummy stop, one who pitch is tun-
ed down 10 the voice, one that is COM
plete lii every respect. one that has no
Superior and but few equals, buy the
Carpenter Organ of Thomas J. Allen,
agent FOR Logan, at Stiers & Cos store.
sept. q -e = W.