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1891.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.

lIarpcr's Weekly has never
failed 10 jns' ty its title as a
journal of Civilization" and 1t
has d uu. so wi,ha constant re
gard to enlarge: Possibilities II
usefulness and "A higher standard
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1t leaves uuiGnche no import
ant phase of The worlds progress
and presents a record. equally
trust worthy and Interesting, OF
The notable events, persons, and
achievements of our time.
Special Supplements will be
continued in 1891. They will be
! literary, scientific, artistic. his
to ica cri,rai ,npngraphlca', "r
descriptive. as occasion may q"
manl, and will con'lnne To de
serve the hearty commentator
which has been bestowed "'
past issues by the press and IN
public. As family jonrnh'
Harper's Weekly will. ~ here'"
fore. he edited with u strict r.
gard for III qualities 'ha, max
It "A safe and welcome visitor /!
every home.
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Ayers Pills

prove effective.
"In the summer of 1864 I was sent to the
Annapolis hospital, suffering with chronic
diarrhea. While there, ! became SO re.
duced in strength that could not speak and
was compelled to write everything l wanted
to say. l was then having some % or 81
stools per day. The doctors ordered medl-
cine that l was satisfied would be OF no
benefit to M, I did not take it, but per-
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Ayers Pills. About two O'Clock in the after
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Che doctors came again, and after deciding
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but took four more of the pills instead. The
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thought was doing nicely. (and SO dld ~.
| then took one pill a day for week. AT the
end of that time. considered myself cured
and that Ayers Pills had saved my life. l
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disease, and gained in strength as last as
could be expected. IF. c. Luce, Late Lleut.
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savers Pills are
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-11-27

In reply to the query, "Why
do eggs spoii?" American Cu!i-:-,.
vator says:
whenever a fertilized egg is
raised to a temperature of 92e
the Matching process begins. and
when temperature much
below this point The process
ceases These conditions are
fonnd in the,warm days and cool
nights of summer. During The
long hot day the halching process
is at work; during The short cool
night j, ceases. After three or
four alterations of this kind the
embryo chlsk dies and the rott-
ing process begins. Now IT Is
evident that if the eggs were not
fertil,zed the Matching would not
begin. Neither would the roti.
ing. and hence there would lie
m absence Of rotten eggs. The
remedy therefore is to prevent
fertilization of the eggs. and This
can be done by The destruction oI
roosters. Every rooster not in
tended especially for breeding
should be killed or cold TO th.
huckster as soon rs big en0ug!
to eat. Not over one good roos'
er should be hept on any farm
and that one cooped and mated
with not 10 exceed ten hens, ant
the eggs from these hens should
be kept or sold expressly fo
Matching. The other hens shoul'
be kept especially for eggs TO
market or table use, and no
rooster should ever be allowed
among them"
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FARM FOR SALE.

A good farm of PA acres
1-2 mile north of Swartz's
mill and post Office and
known as the John Beery
farm. On the premises is a
'welling house an excellent
barn spring house and other
necessary outbuildings.
About one hundred acres
of the farm is number one
timber land the balance be-
ing under cultivation.
| will sell at a bargain
and on good terms. Any
one desiring to buy a farm
should consult me at the
grocery and baking estab'
lishment of A. Bauma1
Lancaster, O.
JACOB H. KIRN.
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Administrators Sale
of Real Estate.
"a, w. Mauk, Administrator of
! James FrnZler,' ece'd.
VS.. william ID. Frazier, eJ nj.

I James FruZler,' eceu.
VS.. william ID. Frazier, ct al.
In Probate Cou rt of Hooking County. %
In pursuance of an order of sale
to mo direcied. nv the Probate Court OF
said County, will offer 1T Public Auction
on Saturday December 20th A. u. 1891 at
/ o'clock p. ". on the premises. The foi-
lowing described Real Estate; rec OF dover
situated In the county of Hooking and
stale OF Ohio and bounded and described
as follows; to wit: The East half of the
South West quarter ana the hortn We.t
uuurter oi the south west quartet OF Sect.
number thirty six, (3G, Township number
thirteen QS) Range number Seventeen y
containing tUI.55 Acres. Also one Other
irac, being 4 part o! the South h:'ii Oh the
north west quarter OF the sane Sectlon
towu.hID :nd range, aforesaid. be%lEnin@
nj the south cast corner OF said LOT, thence
west thirty one chains ana hVe INKS 10
the south west corner or the east nan O.!
the south we. quarter OF the Norm west
quarter OF Saiu section ihehce h''f u. e.eN
en- chains aud ten iiuks to Il post, thence
enst tw .uty one chains and stve'ti nVe
links tn Il post, i,om which ". OK ~ IN
din meter, bears =. 80 degrees East Si4 INKS
chestnut II in in cam ler, sndin 30
chaius & seventy links to IL post from
witch n hickory 6 in ID, bears south
5 degrees. East links elm 4 inches
in dinineter. north II degrees, East ~ INKS
thence East eight chains and 10 Inks 10
the ensI linz OF said south hall, thence
south one cham and sixty links 10 BEGIN
niiIt. containing 25.5l acres, containing in
all 1909 acres.
Terms of sale: Oue third cash, one third
in one year and one third i'll tw" YrsrS
from day Of sale, deferred payments 10
bear inter. st at per cent per ahlinn ana
secured by m"rignse % on rei''ES nTninis,r,,or n3u
1890 Nov 2i4w
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Nary, he QUEEN Of ne House
Ct David

is the suggestive title "t new,
beautiful und interesting story. by
Rev. A Stewart Walsh. ID. D..
with an introduction by Rev. 9.
DEWITT Talnsge.
1t is after the style of Ben uur',
Prince of the Il au.e oi David. etc.
Its scenes and pots are lad III Pal
estine duriug the crusadcs. As a
story it thrills, fasc;nates. and de.
lights the reader. But Vt is moro
than a story it is a poem IN prose.
Tho first chapter is devo;rd to a
magnificent review of the Madonna
ar; works IN which tho ideal wom-
IN is presented ard embodied in the
Madonna until oil are crowned
with the perfection of motherhood
| and beauty and are unveils.l in the
inspired Madonna OF Raphael.
The story opers at the battle OF
Acre and PRESENTS IN wora. and
pictures a panoramic view Of or,en-
tai lie, with its strange manners.
customs, anu mythisms. Mean
while. under the gnise as of con
yerted Jewish maiden reading tu
her mother. the story of Jesus and
Mary is told with marvellous and
dramatic power aud rathos. Indeed
this work is luminous with the gen
ious of ile author ard r'rlete with
| ljems of thought which adorn it'
pages. 1t has the enthusiastic en-
dursement of such writer's as Mrs
Harriet Beecher Stowe. E. z
Roe, Mary ] me n"lmes. Rose Ter
ry Cook. and a host of others.
A mnng its enthusiastic admirer
are Benson Losing. Kew. Chas
Deems. and Rsv. DR.. Stoddard, Q
. the New York Observer.
Miss Laura d. Brown Is intro
ducing this hook IN Logan and vii
call on you in a few days. Do no
hesitate TO give the book an exa n
nation, as y,n will be deligh!e
: with II. Published exclusively b
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81. Nov 20-3w
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A Safe Investment.

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Merit Wins.

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ing DR.. Kings New discovery
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A very randy soil will absorb
yery little moisture from The air
The finer the sand the more il
will absorb. Clay soils will alb
sorb more moisture than sandy
soils; what Is known as garden
mold more than clay soil, while
q soil rich in hamus will absorb
more than many of the others.
Soils are hygroscopic according
to their porousness, and II is well
to bear in mind that the power
to absorb water vapor is the
eame, 10 a certain extent, as The
power 10 absorb other gases
which assist in plant growth
t. keep soil mellow Is The
evident Lesson from these facts,
saws Rural New Yorker. not
necessarily because mellow top
soil acts as "A mulch. but because
10 collects gases and vapoIs
which, in dry pc e;ind. serve TO
feed and :nv.gora'e The plant.
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y'ur 81 flir n v"le al bh'" gives
E.an Il. for secretary 81 State,
363 52S ntf! crnmi.N. ID. 3a2 519,
The p,o,,ihitinn v"'" WAS % S.3.
Unen I.adar 1852. The total
vote was 742,115. Nhici j. Sc. 81 l
less Than last year, and 1o,l95
short of the Presidential vote ol
1859.
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The Volumes Of The Week.,
begin with ihe & Number f"'
January of each year. Whe" ~
time is mentioned, subscriptions
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rent at the time of RECEIPT ol
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LandExcursion to tn e
Valley Of Virginia
via 3. g. Q. r. r.

Round trip tickets will be sold
10 Winchester. Mi,l,ilr,own,
Woodstock, Harrisburg; Slaun-
ton and Lexington at rate of one
fare tor round Trip on December
2u.l, 81. aud 4. .,i Tor return
passage 10 December 10th. For
information in regard to lands.
call upon The b. d o.
Il. Il. at stations in Virs!ni or
address NJ. Y. Ric!laris. Land
, and migration Agent, b Il ..
K. II B ,liimore, Md.
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The Next House of Repre-
sentatives.

The latest computations palac-
es the Demo, ratio majority in
the House Of The Fifty second
Congrss al l53. This includes
the members elected bv The
Farmers Alliance. who Of course
will vote with the Democrats on
all economic and political Gnes
tionr. Besides there are several
lo.ices of contest already flied,
which nay c, nsiderably increase
the majority on the Democratic
side. 49,
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By All Odd S

The most generally useful medicine is Ayers
Pills. As remedy for the various diseases
of the stomach, liver, and bowels, these
Pills have 10 equal. Their sugar-coatins
causes them not only TO be easy ana
pleasant to take, but preserves their medi'
ciual integrity in all climates and for any
reasonable length of time. The best family
medicine, Ayers Pills are, also. unsurpassed
for the use Of travellers, soldiers, saiiors'
campers, and pioneers. In some oi ,i'o
most critical cases, when all other reGieoies
foil lad
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THE .fii.ia' m, iori,y for Hon
Iryino DUNCAN, tor Congress. in
tle thirteenth district, I. I66 by
counties, W: i,an.an-Fai, field.
l.T6, H"ck,ne liz Lewis
Jackson 6i5. Morgan. 4.9; Perry.
63.
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The State of Ohio =,
Hooking County,

I,D.H.LAPPEN,C CLERK OF the Court of Com
Pleas within and for said County, and
in whose custody the i'll $, ple':dihEs Journ
ais, records, execution dOckets. and seal OF
saii Court, are required by the laws OF the
State of Ohio to he kept. hereby certify
that the foregoing copy OF Times of Hold
iLg said Courts, 1891, is taken an" copied
from the Journal OF the proceedings Oi the
Court OF COmmODPleas within and tor said
HOckincCounty and that the said foregoing g
copy has been compared by me with the
original record and that the same IS cor
rect transcript thereirOm.
In testimony Whereof, l do hereuntC
TT. g subscribe my name officially
IL ~. and af1iX the seal OF said Court
at the Court RouSe in Logan, in said
county. this 9th day of Oct A. u 1890.
Oct. 30 3w ID. Ii. LAPPEN, Clerk,
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A. d, 1890, at O'Clock P NJ, the following
decribed real es;i,t,. free of Dover, sltuaie e
in the County OF Hooking and State OF
Ohio to wit: The sOufh west quarter OF tho
south east quarter of Section number iour
(D township eleven Qi,) range eighteen us
excepting thereirOm, 2.2 acres heretofore
conveye;t by joan PeIut to J II. t'nkle
under dlte O Sep ember 2!St 1883. Also the
the south east quarter OF Of south west
quarter of sertiOn tour (D township eleven
(lll range (ls). also the following parcel Or
tract OF land situate in the same Section
township and range aforesaid to VIII:
Beyinnin. at the south west corner OF SAID
section, thence north lS.l0 chains 10 the
north west corner ol the south west quarter
of said section, thence west IL 10y chains
to he newly dug rOtd, theme" with Sald
ro ri south ii degrees west BIB chains south
% iesTee+ SasI l.iJ Gii.,iI ), south 10 de-
yrees. e,st l'6U chains south degrees: east
l.O2 chains to the old county ROAD, thence
ny said road south 81 degrees west 4-U9
cnains south 2ula degrees west 3 30 chains
to IL marx on Il rock on the south line OF
said section from which u white Oak L ee
81 inches bet south 2ta degrees west 81
links. theEc'' west S.36 chains to beginning.
Containing 10 ~ acres more Ok less Con-
tain,ns in all 81 .93 ucres more or less.
Appraised ut S96a.a0,
Terms Of sale, one third cash in hand on
day OF sale, one-thiru III one year and one
third in two years. with interest on de-
iered payment, secured by mortgage.
Heram &, Lama, Admir- the estate
o'Wi,iiam L. ettit deed
J L Rlasuu Atty for Put.
Nov 20 w.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notlcels hereby given, ,thatthe follow
ing Accor nts and Vouchers havebeen fl led
in the Probate Court o, Hooking county
Ohio. for first and final settlement.
4 lien DevOl, Qua rdian OF George W. Big
gins and Charles W Bi gine;
And the same will come ON for hearin 9
OH the 9th day of December 1890, at II
O'Clock, \. M. or US soon thereafter IFS NAY
b., convenient. W. L. AtKEk,
Nov. l3-2v Pro Judge.
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Go to VIM, kimberling,
Successor to F. J. Harmi-
som & Co., where you can
get Clark S 0. N. i. Spool
Cotton Acts a spool or 8 for
1ccts.
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TTRTTENI
AZ - =. - - ae-Su .

The undersigned has been dul appointed
ana uunlitie;i rs Administrator OF the eS-
t,te OF NJ ,.'lal;na y cry, late of Hociling
County. Ohio. deceased.
Al persons INDEBTED II t,'' eSt'if" arF re-
uus>ted to mai immediate p NHici I: ~: Il
tIio>e n wing claims a"nln>t III sum VIII
nrrS.. them dulr ruthef t''-'tSfi. 10 th-'
uutietsig ned. for ailow'."r--
J,C"u II. KIRA.
Lane: ster. o., October 81, lS9J-iw
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have D. Ell fiji ~ in
the Prubat- Court OF Hooking county, y.
for first partial settlement:
james II Not stone Guardian OF Shermah Ii
8 LantZ, and the same will come ON for
hearing on tho 6ti, day of Dec. 1889, n. 10.
O'Clock, n. m. or as soon thereafter .,S may
he convenient. W. 4. ACkEH,
Nov I33w Pro. Judge
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Ii you want good machire
go 10 n reliable person la gel It
Henry LUZ IN agent Tor The
Domestic. New uome, White
Wheeler & Wilson.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS:
Per Year
HARAER'S WEEKLY "a w
HARpER'S MAGAZINE 90
HARPER'S BAZAAR OO
!HARPER'S YOUNG fEO
PuE 4 W
Postage Free to all subscribers
il The United Stale Canada and
Mexico.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-11-27

Henry Luz handles The key
less lock.
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HIVE, YoU IE. 1T?
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Times HoIdingCourts
Common Pleas
IN THE
Seventh 'aii:i:l District q Ohio,

Pursuant 10 authority of law. il is order
ed that the several terms OF the COm Is o
Common Pleas for the Seventh Judi Ia
District of Ohio, for A. ID. 1891, shall b'
hela in the several counties thereof us ioi
lows:
Athens, February 9th, april 27th, DC
tober l2IlI.
k'air fild, January 26th. April ls Ii, DC
tOber 18th
Gallia, January 9th, April 7th, septem
Der 10th.
Hooking, February 9Th, May 18th. Sep
tember i4th.
Jackson, February 18th, May 4th, No
vember 10th.
Lawrence, February 18th, May 18th
November 9th.
Meigs, January 9Th. April 7th, Septem
Der 18th.
Perry. January 18th, June 1st, Novem
Der 9th.
Pike, January 26th, April 9th. Octobe
18th.
Scioto, January 9Th, April 7th, Septem
ber lith.
Vinton, January 5th, March 10th, Sep
tenn ber s4th.
Washington, February End, May 4tl
October 18th.
TALL SLOUGH.
JOS. G. HUFFMAN,
RUDOLPH DeSTEIGUER,
HIRAM L. SlBLEY,
NOAH Id YER,
JAMES NJ. TRIPP,
Judges OF said District.
October 2lst, 1890.
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Asticmatism is due to Irregular shape OF
eve. and is usually congenital. Many
school children with this defect are called
stupid, but with properly ii ted glasses
they may become the brightest ofsch"lars.
This Is quitea common ana dangerous oe-
feet.
Hypermetropia is a malformation which
keeps the clliary muscle IN constant use,
whereas in normal eye IL is at re wht II
loo,,jny at a distance, This detect is me-
elected may result in nervous depression
and pain, and even prOStratio ion.
Myopia is a diseased copdition OF Tue eye
which should be very carefully fitted 10
prevent an increase OF the defect and per-
h,ps ultimate blindness.
Preslsyopia Is a loss Accommodation of in
the eve which may cause cataract unless
corrected by artificial aid
Frequent nervous or>ick headaches and
also serious illness are broughi on by one
| ro more of the above defects.
ss-Remember 40 charge fol testing you
eyes.
N. J. WEILAND,
June 10 Optician and Jeweler.
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Admins traitors Sale
of Real Estate.
SATURDAY DECEMBER Goth,

The undersigned will offer for sale at
public auction at the door of the Court
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D., /. q. VI RIGHT

p|sjljcl,tn. Ge =.
lie in NV BrIt ling. :orner of Main
f.,. MI ,rrry str cts.
Logan Ohio. a> Sl.s
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FINE JOB PRINTING A SPECIALITY.
The ten Congressional districts
Virg,nis give Democratic ma
/ orities iror, AIS to IL 937.

TIE Scnth Dakota Legislature
will Ike composed of IS Democrats
aid Inderc.icnls and 81 kspubli-
cars.
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Notice to the Tax FaZers Of


Benjamin Allen Treasurer said County Hooking the State Ohio
taxable property IN
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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-02
CHURCH SERVICES.

Notice-Tn future the TElEGBAN-UERND viii
publish. under this head. only such notices as
are sent 70 this ofice each week. not later
than Saturday afternoon. This is done TO
avoid m stakes ami duplicate notices.
ia these announcements usual services
or hours mean that the m1rulug service Oc-
curs al lJ.jj a- m. aud evening service AZ Z
p. ni.
Rev. A. T. Frost. of Detroit. will preach in
the New Church House ol Worship next sun
day morning and evening. Air. Dole being
ca ici away TO deliver ca- Of a course Of lee
tures il Philharmonic Haii. Detroit
Ames u. E.--tey. T. II. King 4. ~. pastor.
Revival services viii be ned at the usual nours
morning and evening. Rev. 4. i. Luther VIII
preach.
The New Church-Rev. George Henry Dole.
pastor. Rev. s. +. Frost. OK Detroit. Viii
prrach morning ana evening. Morning Stl
Iee,. The Lorts .nFitato1 io ihe %tW
Church. Evening subject. The secret ot "a
Happy Marriage. ~aooath-scnool ANA adult
class ESQ the close 81 tne morning service. L,c
ture Wednesday, evening postponed.
Tae RaEgo Philosophical society will De
cntelfaine lhs afternoon q. 1850 at toya
Araulu lial ~ an address from Their stcte
tar5. T.. ID. A.e- subject htilS."na OF ihe
give psycnometrc readings All are invited 20
attend.
south Coneregatlonal-Rev Or. FRANKLIN
Noble. pastor. services morning and eEr
irg ls usual subject. evening rInpn- fnI.
Na4Iy Young Men,. society Christian In
aVor at . %. n.
Holland Liberal Church-Bev. F. W y
HU-ruhoIfL. pastor. Morning service. at I'D
''c.ocN. in t1e Holland language. h'e7in-
service ar o'c.ocS. ln the English lal-lt- F..
~aJ. 'et- ,l -ery ANA Redemption. sunday
seas.. ~ li..U A. Do.
II.s .a.st-.et n. r. Church-Bee. John era
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