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FRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
3&NE ya, cue hak nn State House. C1nDuG laEaa 1885 cl aW0
by The 6ye s
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ST. AL0Ys1Us' ACADEMY

NEW LEXINGTON, EEEK:Y CO.. O.
Under the direction of the Sisters of St. Francis.
The course OF study is systematic anil thorou gh EN-
bracing elementary, junior and academic depart
menss. and includine music drawing. painting and
piOregrap phv. ANIMAL expense for oart, tuition i'm
English. German. French and n9cdle-work SIabts,
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JUNE nth, 1889.
WEST BOUND.

Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
at s 40 a M daily, except sunday; nee.
ing ~ p IN Y ,nesvi:leo %. Arrives at
Columbus at7 55 IN.
Cincinnati tiaccoinmodariOn leaves Aanes-
vile at 3o q III, daily, except Sunday !;
Newark 72O Arrives Columbus nj s 30 IL
IN. Arrives at Cincinnati ut II 45 p IN.
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THEO. F. DAVIS,
President pro ten. OF the Senate.
Adopted April 9, 1889.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ONO,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF SrATR.}
I, Daniel J. Ryan, secretary Of state Of the
State Of Ohio, do hereby certify that the forego.
ing is a truo copy OF q joint resolution adopted
BY tho General Assembly OF the State OF Ohio,
on the eth day of April. A. D. 1882 taken from
the original rolls fled In this office.
In testimony whereof, have hcreupto SUBJ
scribed MY name, and affixed my on
tsEALl cial seal. at Columbus. the 10th day Of
April, A. ID. 1889.
DANIEL J. RYAN,
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Accommodation train leaves COlum-
bus ut 80 p M, daily except Sunday !;
Newark 5 10 y N Arrives ut Ztnesville at
8 80 p m.
accom- m0datiOu leaves Columbus II 20 a
m. Arrives Mt GAINESVILLE 10 is IN. Ar
rives at Sandusky at l. 30 p M.
"rraIns run daily. fDaily' except Sun
day.
Il m.
Sleeping and Dining.Cars on all Through
Trains.
co. SCCLL, Gen. Pass. Agent,
Baltimore. Md.
W. w PEAB DY, W. +. REPPERT,
Genr Supt. Div Pass Agent,
Chicago. ILL.,, Columbus o,
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Produce Markets,

the conditions of Money, columns Of
Miscellaneous Reading, Poetry. COM
plete story every week, Jokes and
Anecdotes, Sporting News,
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Notice to Hunters.


Notice to Hunters.
No hunting, shooting or other
trespassing will be allowed or
the premises of the undersigned
and all persons so doing will be
prosecuted 10 The fullest extern,
of the law -
MAYNARD PoND.
SUSAN KoBELL
VIM. l.. Brown
ANDREW Brown
MARTIN HARTMAN
FERDINAND f. REMPEL
JAMES II. CARNEs
THEODORE FkASURE
JOSEPH JUDY
GEO. w. FRASURE
|. FRAsURE
APPOINTMENT NOTICE.
Estate of Frederick Weidner. decd.
The Undersigned has been. appointed
and qualified as Administrator de bOnis
non with The will annexed, of the estate Of
Frederick Weidner late of Hooking county
deceased. GEORGE WEiDNER,
Adm r. de bonis hon with the VIII annexed
October l7--3w
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

DARTIEs DESIRING TO PURCH ASE
Pianos, Organs, Sheet Music, Music
Bo oks. and anything in the Musical line,
will obtain good bargains and first class
,oods by calling on
4. .M.SrARKs,
Walnut Street, LO.an,G
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DIR. e. A. FAEQUHAR, of GAINESVILLE
Ohio, has by the request Of his many frlsnd
in the county, consented to spend one o
two days OF each mon,h 1T
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CONDENSED TIME CARD
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LOGAN,

Where all who are sick with acute or
chronic diseases will have all opportunity
offered them of avaiiing themselves Of his
skill in the curing OF diseases.
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Appropriately Remembered.

CHICAGO, Feb. 22-Chicago, in COM
mon with the rest of the United States,
is celebrating today the anniversary of
the birth OF the Father Of His Country"
Business is gehefally suspended, the
banks, board of trade and other institu-
tions are closed, the streets have an holi-
day appearance and the special matinees
at The iheaters are fav5red with over.
crowded audiences. Perhaps The princi-
pal patriotic observance was the meeting
at Central Music hall this afternoon
under the a,spiees Of the Union League
and at which an grafton was delivered by
Gen. Jacob D. Cox, of Ohio. the chief
figure of the battle of Franklin, ex-gov-
ernor and once a member of General
Grant cabinet. He took for his subject
W sahipston, the Citizens Example" ;"
and the Grafton was nasterly one. To-
hight there win be d banduet
iii celebration OF the event, and at which
the guests viii include Gen. Cox, Chief
Justice Miller, Gen. Alger Frank r,
Davis, of Minnesota, who nominated
Judge Gresham in the last Republican
national convention, and Hon. Henry W.
Bsrlins, Of Toronto, who will discuss the
annexation question from d Canadian
standpoint. The Patriotic Sons of Amer
ica will observe the day with appropriate
exercises at Battery ID and go will the
National union and numerous other or
ganzaions.
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p.yorts sta,ts,ies.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Commissioner
Wright, of the department OF labor, in d
special report on statistics and laws relat-
ing to marriage and divorce in the United
states ftem 1887 to 1886, inclusive, shows
the number of divorces granted in the
United States increased from 9,937 in
1851 10 %. $50 in 1856. The total for
twenty years is sas.716. During the last
livc-year period of twenty years the
states sf Cepncetisat. Maine and
Vermont are the oulY ones show.
ing decrease IN divorces Da-
kola shows the largest increase
of divorces granted. Two hundred and
sixteen thousand seven hundred and
thirty eight. Or SIS per cent of the whole,
were aranted 10 wives and i'll iss were
granted to husbands, the cause for which
the greatest number of divorces was
granted is that of dysertion, being 10, 557,
or 3s per cent. of the whole number
fhe commissioner says il is apparent that
'hn divorces grausca for drunkenness
Ii Sl3, cannot in any way represent the
total number in which drunkenness or in.
temperance is serious factor. In few
representative counties it is shown thai
intemperance was he direct or indirect
cause in over 20 per cent. of the, whole
number of divorces granted In such coun-
i:.u
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Can Come In.

WASHINGTON. Feb 20 After many
hours consultation the conferrees on the
omnibus territorial bill reached conclu-
sion late last night. The bill, as agreed
TO by the conferrees, fixes the names of
the two Dakotas rs North Dakota and
South Dakota People of South Dakota
are to vote upon The adoption of the
Sioux Falls constitution May IA, aud the
location of the capital will be settled by
thai election On The came date the resi-.
dents Of North Dakota, Washington and
Montana may vote for the election of
delegates to constitutional convention
and for full list of state officers. On
the first Tuesday in October the people
may vote upon the constitutions proposed
by the convention, and if adopted, after
the presidents proclamation to that effect,
The governors of each may order an cleo
ton of members of the legislature and
representatives, in congress. The legis-
laturcs may meet and elect two senators,
each in time to take their seats at the be-
ginning of the Fifty first congress in De.
cember next. at which time the repre-
sentatives shall also be admitted to seats.
The provisions apply also to the senators
and representatives of South Dakota.
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Empress Frederick's Money.

LONDON, Feb 2a someinteres.ing facts
regarding the financial resources os the
Empress Frederick have leaked out
Under the will Of the Duchess OF Gaiiera
should it not he contested, she will re-
ceive 81, SOC, 000 She receives $500 900
from the Prussian state fund as queen
dowsger, and in addition a life interest
in the large estate of The Emperor
Frederick except that portion which was
settled upon Prince Henry. Should she
get the Galliera bequest, her ihrome will
amount tnot touching the prinaipsl) to
SA00, Geo per annun, bnt ont o! this there
will have TO come allowances for those of
the younger Children. who nee;l her as
sistancc as the Prussian royal settlemen,
does not provide very largely for the
junior branches of the Hohenzoiiern
family.
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Prohibits Piece Motk.

Pans, Feb. a5.-bespite the changs
in the ministry the delegates of the vari-
Gus revolutionary societies will tomorrow
wait upon Nj. Meline, president of the
chamber of deputies, and NJ. Leroyer,
president of the senate, for the purpose
of demanding reply to the resolutions
adopted by the wnrkmen's congress of
Bordeaux. These respluiions demand
legislation reducing the hours of WORK;
the fixing of minimum rates of wages to
correspond with the minimum expenses
of workmen in each locality, and the pro-
hibition of manual labor by piece work.
Police precautions will be taken to pie.
vent any disorder
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FlF1IETH CONGRESS
Second Session /.
SENATE.

GENAIE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 After some routine
business the senate proceeded to eonsldcra-
ton Senator Vests motion 10 reconsider
the vote by which the conference report on
the direct tsx bill was agreed to last Satur-
day. After considerable debate the molten
to reconsider was rejectcd-ycas, s; nays, As.
The conference report now goes to The hcuse
to' its action, The senste then proceeded to
the consideration OF the sundry civil appro-
priation bill. A number of amendments re-
ported by the committee were agreed to by
the senate and the following item inserted:
Thirty-ave Thousand dollars for vlsduct
at Rock Island, III, one.ha'f to be REIN
burs2s by the city of Rock island.
isir senate amendment to pay Mrs. Waite
S,740, balance of one years salary of the late
Chief Justice Waite, encountered cons;dera-
e!e oppofitiop, but WIS finally agreed to.
The amendment appropriating 100000 each
for statutes OF Gen. Phillip H. sheridan ard
Gen. John A. Logan ia Washington was
agreed to and Senator Daniel gave notice
that after all the committee amendments
we're disposed Of he would cffer similar
amendment for statue to Gen Hancock
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-In the senate bill
for the relief of settlers in Hettingcr cearts,
Dakota, was paessd, atewatt offered res Q,
luton, which was referred, continuing the
committee on Pacific railroads until the In
debtedness of all the companies to the gov.
ernment shall be adjusted and to personally
examine during the recess of COMPRESS re to
the abilities OF the companies to pay the
same Consideration of the sundry civil ap.
preparation bill was resumed aud several
amendments were agreed to.
nent to the senate bill authorizing the con
structlon Of n bridge across the Mi: :sissippi
river at Alma, Wis was corcurred In. The
house bill to authorize the construction Of
bridge across the Illinois river within stven
miles Of Cappsville, H., and the trmy ap-
preparation bill we're placed on the pssensar,
The election cut,ages resolution was called
up and agreed to by q strict party vote Ssv
eral amendments to the suhdry civil appro-
prstion i'll were agreed to snd the bl l
passed. The house amendments TO the senate
bill for a pension to the willow of Gen. saeri-
Ian were nor concurred in and a conf renee
asked.
WASHINGTON, Feb. a3 --On motion of Sen
ator Hoar the senate agreed, by party vote,
to consider the resolution as to alleged cleo.
ton cusrages. Senator Daniels addressed the
senate in opposition to the resolu t,on, Will,
Sfp fNr
taken up with the discussion,
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A Private Conferences.

BALTIMORE, Feb. ga private con-
ference of civil service reiormels is being
held here today as preliminary to much
larger gathering which is in contempls.
ton for next month. A discussion on the
policy of civil service reform is given out
as the order of today. but incidentally it
is said that the object of the conference
is to induce President Harrison TO retain
as many Of the present office holders as
pssl iDle.
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Klein Is Not a German.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23.-The Berlin
dispatch asserting that Klein, the news
paper correspondent who has figured
prominently in connection with the
Samoan troubles is German by birth
and served in the German army, is denied
here, Klein was born in England, his
father being Dane and his mother an
English woman The family came to
America when Klein was child and he
received an American education.
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Michigan Republicans.

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 21.-The Repub-
lican state convention to nominate jus
tice of the supreme court in place of
Thomas r, Sherwood. and two regents
Of the st,5 university, vice Charles s.
Draper and Austin Blair, was called to or
der in the rink at half past 1a clock by
Hon. George FL. Hopkins chairman of
the Republican state committee. After
the appointment of the usual committees
on organization and credentials recess
was taken until p. m.
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Frozen within sight OF Homo

HALLocK, Mimi. Feb. 22.-The body
of August Peterson, a farmer who came
here from Iowa, was found yesterday
morning frozen stiff within forty rods o
his home in the town of Jupiter, Kittson
county. The heavy snow OF last Friday
blocked the roads, and as Peterson left
Hallock on Sunday morning after the
storm it is supposed that he lost his way,
and being overcome by his fatigue lay
down in the snow. Deceased was q sin
gle man, well to do, and ell his relatives
live in Iowa.
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Arrested the Secretary.

NEWARK, N. j., Feb. 22.-Edward W.
Woodruff, who was secretary of the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton railroad
under the Ives and Stayner regime, was
arrested this morning and taken to polite
headquarters. 1t is affirmed by his
friends that he never knew of the
transactions which ruined the road, his
duties as secretary being merely perfume
tory. It is believed, however, that Wood
ruff has been in communication with Ives
Lately and it is probable that he was ar
rested in order that he might be held as
witness at the coming trial of Ives and
Staynpr
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Tha second Day.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2O-There was little
room to spare in the Exposition building
this morning when President Samuel A
Duncan called to order the second days
session of the National Electric Light
association, while the rooms allotted 10
the exhibits were crowded with visitors.
The discussions of the convention are of
q technical character and SO far without
general interest.
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solicitor WHARTON uies.

WASHINGTON, d. G., Feb. 2l.-Dr,
Francis Wharton, solicitor of the state
department, died at his residence in this
city this morning. DR.. Wharton was
born in Philadelphia in 1920 and has
been prominent in legal and religions cir
cles Secretary Bayard appointed him
to the position Of solicitor.
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Incentiiary Fire.

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. a0-Fire this
morning destroyed three frame buildings
at the corner of Second avenue and Wash
ington avenue, occupied by Higgins
Bros, boots aud shoes; Charles Shelter
s. Bro, groceries and the California
store The total Ices is sl5, 900; fully
insured There ale suspicious that the
fire was ineendisrY
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Beware OF ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury,

AS merc.lry viii surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole sys-
tenn when entering It through the mueus sur
faces Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputable physi-
cianr, as the damage they will do are ten
fold to the good you can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh cure, manufactured by
mercury, and Is taken Internally, and acis
directly upon the blood and mucus surfaces
Of the system. In buying Halls Cainrrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine, II is tpkcn
internally and made in Toledo, o., by +. J.
Cheney u Co.
E- Sold by druggists, p'iae ,5 cent? pe,
bottle.
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Fooled With Dynamite.

F1NDLAY, O., Feb. ga scholar in
school at Demyville dropped q dynamite
cartridge which he was fooling with, on
the floor yesterday. A terrific explosion
followed and four of the scholars were
seriously injured and 8 number of seats
and desks torn to pieces.
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Deatl, OF apropbet Myers., !,

D1xor, ILL.,. Feb. 21-William Myers,
who died al his home yesterday, came to
Dixon in 1886. He was born in 1918.
He was well known throughout this part
OF the country as Prophet Myers" In
1877, when Hayes was inaugurated,
Myers created notoriety by going to
Washington and threatening to shoot
him. He was arrested and sent home. A
good many years ago he was adiudged
insane, and returned home from the asy-
lum somewhat improved, but never re.
covered
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Hanlnto a Gable Car.

CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-At 10 o'clock this
morning a Burlington engine ran into a
grip train on the State street line at the
Sixteen h street crossing. The grip car
was thrown into the gutter anG the pas
sengcrs in The cars were badly shakenup.
All escaped without injury except one
lady, name unknown, who was badly
bruised
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Conferred a Dagree.

WASHINGTON, Feb ae.-The degree of
L. l.. ID. was today conferred by George
town college upon Surgeon. Gen. John II.
Hamilton, of the United States army.
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Won bY Oastiiinn.

LONDON. Feb. 20.-The race for the
Sandown grand prize was run at San
doYn park today. I.was Won by Mr. G.
Hbbert's Castilian.
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BISMARCK, Feb 2o--fFBe bill providing for
the appointmcn. of women to The offica Of
notary paplic having been referred to tue ot-
turner general, hc decided that In bis opin-
los 1t " ts fiivolous and unnecessary legisla-
ton: that wot;iss, were not citizens under the
laws OF congress. go FAT as they apply to their
holding of1ice and enjoying tie right OF euf-
age. That If they are citizens legislstton is
unns cess ury. sE The governor has the right TO
appoint any citizen over 81 years Of age a no
ssry pabN,.
Among ire silis introduced iu the house
t:ere these.
By Upham-Prohiblting the esle Of nn-
sound, diseased, adaltersted, impure OF un-
wholesome articice OF food aud regulating the
slaughter Of animals.
b. Ailsn--To pay Arthur Linn nearly eco
for ,ut.rtsi oa his old claim for printing
allowed two ysars sge.
B, Price-A nit m Jtiai for tas, ,niatuing and
improving Fort Aetasam Line ID.
The hGuse passed the following council
bills RasuIr ing tho publication OF uaU
financial statements quart7ilr: establishing
two ptarmsfd aictre;s tna Ia No!%l aho
ore ~ sou,h Dakota, and the following h9u;e
..;ll, Providing that only two ;iie;nbs,s Of
puhlic institution board shall be Appointed
from the county whore the institute n Is To-
Gated the object being to avoid having them
treatt d as local institutions: allowing towns
to ye'e 3 per cent tax to a'd railroads
In the council Ar Patton INTRODUCED OH
appropria.i5g $4,000 TO reimburse the ciii.
| Hans Of Madison for reauildh 6 the roTmsl
school.
BISMARCK, Feb. 81 The governor vetoed
the saldieis' home bill. He deemed the sp-
| p;op,iatop insnfhcicot to provide accomrno
| dat!cua for 200 inmates. The house restored
1 the nllsjemeauor clause In the usurJ law By n
veto Of sA lo4 Aikens' bill smeudirg the
| penal code so rs to fix a definite penalty
| where 1t is now half OF MAXIMUM ineperauvs
/ In cases VI hen the maximum is death or I'M
! prisommcut life. WAS pissed.
/ Ia the council McHugh'a bin to bond foI
county buildings was passed ovtr the veto
~ to3 The lnet,-pnga educational bill
was passed. Among the bills introduced IN
the council was ore for an insane asylum q
Desawood: 1t sppropriites $50 900. Among
thc hiis passed were the following; Tore
fuod the debt Of Lawrence county: attaching
Hetiinger to STARK csuaty for ja3elal pur
| peses.
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al LODGE, NO. IA. X. of P. Meets
sAursday evening at Odd Fellows Hall

jST, NO. IS, t1. A. r, Meets at Mason
tho first and third Wednesday in each