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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-05
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Editor Daua E.a., .>r.. 'hs Two Gisst
SI,-c. ,it .r.
New FU:.l ss.a Inciwo ;nosi pro.
li!ic spcccE EHsE;cre la our language iii
THESE iiIiGs are thauDcey Ailtchei
pann.w ANA VI hjli.a!n Ewurt Gia,s,tohe.
AR. az. 'tr is 80 years c:I. and Air.
q, ist|Gr wal he ): GsAi siuu,h
i,oU. o. iht.in afn strong, iGi. OF vim.
.;nu Ia the iullness uf their meEtd!
20 -,ls. h,:'. >tuIs is Il liarii;;lne.i-
.;Li'l,n ;,n pu' i;ciet: .1epew IL law
y-, r;,iirvadrr and business man.
hli.ustoae IL IL more learue., sch lar
th.i. ib"pow. wl,u Is u more Ginleie-
". ul mau than tiiudstuu.. ,,ai-
-tn.ic has oeeu II prU:lin.nt figure Ior
l:;lriv A. MANY years as Dcpcw has
4. 81. la the actIvity of Eep.w and
i'i;.d SO ia there Is no sureca5s. Glad
st.,:., Is ole ~ the Lost roluminoGs
nutaOrs cf The age, Eepew has not
beos. what Carlyle spoke Of himself Us
b,,ins. ~ ElaAer lei ccu.is.' bat he is
nIGrr of 4 ban .ueter ,!lan Gladstone is.
EuLL Dcpew AMI Gla'istone are men OF
cuurtIy MANNERS. but Gladstone Is less
scnia. than Depew. Eo.h are owners
OF estates. but perhaps Depew Is moro
aii.uun; than ',adStope. Gladstone
may again rc Premier Of England, aud
lcpew mag yet be IL candidate for
President OF the United States. De-
pew was a student at Yale; Gladstone
at Oxford. Both OF them are church.
men. Gladstone is said to be the
muster Uf seven tongues; but Depew's
linguistic genious is boundiess. Glad
Stone is liomeric and classical cru
dits; SO is Dcpew. Gladstone has been
D Junior Lord OF the Treasury. Member
of the Priyv Council. Secretary for the
Colonies. Chancellor of the rxche ,uer.
and Prime Minister; Depew has been
an Assemb.yman. Secretary of state
in the State Of New York, Minister to
japan. and President OF the Union
Leagua Club. Gladstone cah ealigh ghten
bis bearers on almost any sub. .ect; 80
car Drpsw. A statue of Gladstone
wa erected twenty years ago; the
Static of Depcy has not yet been
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-05
EcscS,

In no other part OF the world has
the cultivation of roses been brought
so nearly to perfection as in China.
The rose gardens of the emperor OF
the Flowery Kingdom are gorgeous
in the Q treme. The revenue obtain
ed from the oil of roses and rose water
is enormous and great addition to
the imperial Golfers. Only the men,
bers of the royal family and the no
bility, high military officials. nan
darins. DC, are allowed to have any
of the altar of roses in their dwellings.
Very severe punishment is meted out
to ordinary citizens in whose possession
even d-op of the precious essence is
found. Originally only two kinds Of
roses were known in China. the white
and the red moss roses and the
smaller they were the greater their
value. The leaves are greatly sought
after for amulets. The poor consider
them great prizes. and when leaf is
obtained it is put into little bag and
hung over the door to keep away the
evil spirits. Evening Poe.
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MESSING TIE BABIES.


P-cceeainSs.
''I suppose vas very abrupt and
perhaps disa.reeabie said mother
of two or three pretty children. as
they came III from an outing. but
assure you / could not help it. Ike @
is nothing tha. occurs to me when l
an Out with he chi i.drea which an
noys r,e more than to have stranger;
literally pounce upon tie babias and
cover their faces with kisses OF
course ! wouldn't have common sense
i; didu't know that they are extra
pretty children. have heard it ever
since they were born and | certainty
ought to have learned 1t By he .rt by
this time. If l didn't know it any
other way | should very soon co 80
I:om the marked a:,en ion they al
ways receive in public, but l will not
allow this profniscuous k ssin5. The
won an who annoyed me was mid
die aged person with the most afro
cious sci Of teeth. or rather the re-
mains OF them. that ever saw. Her
breath was almost intolcrab.e even at
the distance which l stood from her.
and l noticed that the baby turned his
face away in disgust OF course. l
hated TO tell her that never perm T.
ted strangers to kiss the child en-. All
the sane did it and am not sorry.
ut is for this reason. largely, that
l go out myself when the children are
taken for their air pg. / find that
nurse-girls will not guard them
against this danger and 1 can't per-
NIT them to run the risk OF getting all
sorts of infections and diseases that
know must come from such condi-
ton of the mouth. People really
seem to have not the slightest idea
that they are guilty of a rudeness in
Offering to ki;s other peoples chill
dren. but consider it such, no;with-
standing the !act that know am en-
pected 10 take it as compliment.
Il assure you however. that l
would rather such compliments were
omitted altogether. ] will not en-
gage nurse-girl with poor teeth or
offensive breath. OR one who has any
disease of the lungs throat or head.
l don't think it's safe to do so. and
therefore l make the most rigid IN
qu.ries in this respect; and good
health and clean mouth are among
the imperative demands when l en-
gage such servants. New York
Ledger.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-05
Where the Banana Grows.

In South America the banana is
not thought of us luxury. In fact
it takes the place of bread and meat
and vegetables among large part of
the people. Every garden has its
banana patch. just as we have our in
dispensible rows of potatoes. On the
Isthmus of Panama the ours spin past
hills covered from base to summit
with the beautiful broad -leave1 plants,
their great clusters OF fruit hanging
from the stems just under tue
leaves. The banana plant LOOKS
something like an immense calla lily.
Its stems are made up from the leaves.
so sheathed or folded around each
other and hardened as to sustain the
weight of the mass Of foliage above.
1t will in some localities at, ain q
height OF twenty feet When two
years old it bears fruit and then dies.
but a number of young shoots spring
up from the base of the old stem. 60
1t continually renews itself. and the
farmer, who is usually an Indian or
negro, has no trouble. except to keep
the weeds and the old withered trunks
cleared away from the growing plant.
Even the trunk is of u:e. for it con-
tains fibre almost as soft as silk.
which can be woven into the most
exquisite muslins. Indeed some Of
the dainty India muslins are made Of
this very fibre. Young Peo.
pie.
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The Greatest Strika

Among ile lrea, strikes ,fat Of DIR
Miles in discovering his New Heart
Cure has proven irsel' 10 he o.. q oi i'm :
pert: nfance The dem. nd for it has he
come astonishing Already the traai-
men b art disease is beiny revolu-
honized. and MANY unexpected cures
effected. 1t soon relieves sh ri breath
futiering. pains in side arm sh ul.ler.
weak and hungry spells. oppression,
swelling oi ankles smothering ard
'enrt dropsy. nr. Miles hoax on rer
v"ns dise"ses free. The uneaaalled and
New Heart Cnre is sol and guaran-
teed hv Miller and Case also his Res.
toratve Nervine Tor heada che. fis,
sprees. hot fashes, nervons chills,
ODium huhit etc
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Specimen Cases.

S. n. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis. Was
iru5led with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tis,n. his Stomach Was disorderec, his
Liver WAS affected to an alarming de.
gree. appetite leIl away. and he was
Terribly reduced in flesh and strength
Three bottles o. Electric Bitters Cared
nm
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg Ill.,.
bad n running sore on his leg o. eight
wears stanping. Used three bottles oi
Electric BitteLs and seven boxes Of
Backlen's Aruica Salve. and his leg is
sound and we'll. Joha Speaker, Cata-
wba. o.. lad FIVE large Fever sores on
his leg. dobto.s said he was iucurable
Ore bottle E!ecric Buffers and one nos
Bucklen's Arnira Sslve cured him en-
Sirely
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-05
The ROOM DAY REST.
IT Could lie Mad, su.etsr and Mor,

1t Could lie Mad, Sw.stsr and Moro
J'rof!f.. bis ~ u sample Meth ID
This business women and girls OF
Indianapolis are en. .Oying uni 4ue
and pleasant benefit called the moon
kcst esta blishsd in ceutral portion
OF the city by the Young Nomen's
Temperance onion, says the Spring-
field uuion. Tne institution is u sort
OF woneu's club and the plant" con-
slsts of a number vi rooms open each
week day from 10 a. NJ. To p. m..
where all young women who work IN
stores and shops are invlteI to spend
their noon hours. Tables are pro-
yided for lunches, and milk, tea, coffee
and chocolate are served for cents
per cup.
The new institution does not come
under the heud of charity" in any
sense. and The details OF its manage
ment are the free Offering OF those
who are sensitive enough to realize
the instinct OF women for the grateful
scciusion which exclusive surrouud-
ings can give. The idea is certainly
an admirable one. ami ought to be
copied in other cities. And it would
not be bad idea il q similar incoming
resort could pe provided for men who
are Obliged to carry their dinners or
lunches with them.
y plain hail, neatly furnished. where
women o.: men could sit to eat their
lunches a. art from the sights and
smells of the shops and spend few
niomeuts in reading or conversation.
under urderi y. regulations wouid be
appreciated in any busy community.
Lfttie Louisa and Her One Dress Toachss
Lssson.
She was just little curly headed
schot girl who wore one shabby black
dress such q long time that the chill
dren made fun of Eer wnen she came
end went among them.
What do you think?" they said to
each other; that little Louisa has
only one dress and she wears it all the
year round"
But that was not true. II was a
ginter dress, and one day in spring
little Louisa blossomed cut in pink.
What do you think?" cried the
chllren; '.Louisa's got new dress"
Children are unfeeling little mon
sters. naturally. One of them discov-
cred that Louisa's dress was not new,
al she took pains to announce the
fact to the school in few scornful
comments.
Made overp Yes, indeed. and SO
old-fashioued! We could see the old
stitches. Some one has given it to
her.
Louisa heard and cried herself sick.
The teacher knew nothing of it. She
was doing sums on the blackboard.
and humping knowledge into the
children's heads.
This unusual announcement reused
all. oven the letharyic teacher. into
show of interest. The girl was Louisa.
she of the pink dress.
She's been a-cryin' awful" volun-
teero' one of the other children.
When the child came TO herself, she
clung so5bing to the teachers un-
friendly hand. and told her story.
.'Twan't cause it was out of fashion
Il didn't care for that; nor cause
twas the only one I've got, sides the
old black, but twas made over for me
from one of m-mother's. and oh-h.
teacher, she's de: l."
A tear fell from the eyes of the
teacher. who had Travelled that road
herself.
I'm sorry" she said: will see that
the children treat you differently in
the future"
And she kept her word.-Detroit
Croe Press
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Farm for Sale.

a farm of 222 acres, one-half
mile north of SxarIzs mill. and
known as the John B-erv farm
On The premises is Gwe'lin.
houSr, an excellent harm. spring
honse and other necessary OUT
buildings. About one hundred
acres of ihe farm Is number Que
lumber Land, The balance beinc
under cultivation. | will sell "a
o bargain aud on good ierm~
Anebniy DESIRING 10 hIv farm
shnuld cnnsnii ma at The grocer,
and bak,n. establishment of A
pium,n Lancaster. Chic.
ocilo'r JACOB kIRN.
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The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about 1t. You NAV
yourself b. One Of the many who know
rom personal experience just how good
a thing it is. 'fyou have ever tried
it Won are one of it's staunch friends,
because the wonderful thing about it is
that when once gwen trial. DIR. King 8
New D,seovrry every after holds q
place in the house. Ifyou have never
used it and shonld be afflicted with a
eongh. cold or any Throat, Lung or
Chest trouble. secure bottle al osee
and give II fair trial. II is guarante-
ed every tip'e, or money refunded.
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WILL 81. GIVEN AN AY.

Our enterprising druggists Miller &
Case who carry the hnest stock o.
drugs periumsries, toilet articles.
brushes etc, are giving away a laigr
number OF rial bottles OF DR. Miles eel
ebrattd Restorative h"rvIne They
guarantee il to cure heada. ..he, dlZzi
ness, nervous prostrailon. Sleepiess-
ness. iiie Ill effects OF spirits. tobacco
coffee etc. Druggists say it is the
greatest seller ey ever knew. and
is universally satisfactory. They aIs;'
guarantee nr Miles New Heart Cure
in all cases oi nervous or organic
heart discs Sc. alpii"rion, pain in side
smothering ric. Fine hook on IN er
vous aud Heart Disease Tree.
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Happy Hoslers.

VIM. Timmons, Postma ster of Ida
vile. Ind, Writ s: Electric Bitters
has done more for me than all ohter
medicines com 5ined, Tor that bad ieel-
arising from Kidney and,Liver trouble"
John Leslie, farmer and stockman, of
same place. says: Find Electric Bit.
ters to be tho Cidney and Liver medic
Inc made me seel like new man." j.
W. Gardner, hardware mer -uant, same
town, says: Electric Bi'ters is just the
thing for man who is all run down
and don't care whether he lives or MES:
the found ney strength, good appetite
and just like he had lease ON life.
Only soc. d bottle
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A iarpar near ALBA, Iowa, i'y
The name of j. II. Wolf lia.
found sure euro Tor Group. H.
saws: "Fnr ths last pigh years !
h,v. reeom men,l-d Chamber
,aiu's Cough Remedy for Group.
Hall of a 80 cent bottle will cur.
the worst case. II taken in lime.
On the Goth of hi, month. m"
Doy. four years old, hai he Group
very bad and three dn~es cured
hIn. would not he WI houi il
jn my family" If The remedy lie
gwen As suop as ,hs child be
comes uoarse, u wall iuYarIah!t
lreyeEt ine eroaD so cent bot
tie. for sale by +, uaRwINGT,N
druggist.
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BUcKLEN's ARNICA sALvE,

The best salve in ;he world
for cnts, bruI-es, sores. ulcers
salt~rheum, fever sores. I. tier,
chapped hands, ehilblsins. enrHa,
and all skin erupiions. and pos
i,ively enres piles. or no pay re-.
onired. II is guaranteed 10 sfvS
entire satisfaction or m"ney re
andsd Prize 25c per box. For
sale bv +. Harringtas.
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Sudden Deaths.

Heart disease is ty tar the most fre- .
antni cause OF sudden death. which in
rec Oti oi iUur Cases Is unsupported
he symptoms are not generally under
imd These are: habii of ly ing on the
rulr side, shurt breath pain OF dis
r-ss in size, back or shoulder. IRE gu
pulse, asthma. weak and hungry
pclls, wind in stomach. swelling Of
nkles or dr"psi. "pprtsslnn. dry
"LgE and smuuihering. pr. Miles
,usira'ed book Oh Heart npsease.
rec al Miller 4: Cases who sell aud
uar"ntee l,r. Miles un, qaaled New
Heart Cure and his Restorative Ntr
me, which cures nervousness. head
che, sleerlrness, effects af drinking,
nc. 1t contains no opia'es.
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70 Be Given Away

A fine black velvet hat wort h
$40, 10 be given away al Miss ID
Mathews 10 any one making IA
purchase of millinery goods Ia
the amount Of so cea!s or more
will be entitled to a free guess on
shis lovely hat from this date nn-
al Jan. /, 1892 4w.
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NnkTIi BOUND
ST A1'li)Ns

Rates via the Buckeye Route are always
as low rs bv anr other line. Th 0ugh
tickets sold ami baggage checked to des-
tination. =,
n contemplating n journey In any di.
rpctinn pleas call on the ne"rest agent of
the company or address any of the follow
ing rerIes-nt..tives of the passenger de-
partment tor folders. rates and other In
formation.
l. W Laudman, =. uthern Passenger agent
GnllipoliS. o.
q w SchwenISe Ticket Agent. Logan o.
Ch.s II Rockwell General Surerinten
dent Columbus.
w IT Fisher General PASSENGER ana
Ticket AGENT Room 81 Deshler BLOCK Col
uElbus.
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rrainsrun daily. tDaily except sunday

A..riains between t'IncIDEa:f and Col
umbus run through without change ofea
connecting in the Union Depot with alld
verging lines.
Slpepirg Cars between { inciEnHti and
Pittsbuig. Trains MS le2 and los have
Pullman Sleeping Cars betwee-' CfncfD-
natl and Columbus nhd can he occSpied
ut incinnat; or Columbus any time after
500 7 NJ. Trains Nos. l0l, lUI, lUb and lSS
have Parlor Cars between columbus and
Cincinnati Trail X Nos lO3 and La bAvo
through coaches between Cincinnati and
Pittsburg Train No It's makes direct con.
nection at Columbus with through Pull
man Sleeping Car Tor Washington, Balt,.
more, Philadelphia and New Iork. Trains
Nos lO4 lp6 nd l0S make direct connection
at Columbus for Chicago, Wsshineton
BaltImo ore. Philadelphia nnd New York.
s.P. PEARODY, O. =. McOAR1f.
oenISupt, 0enD Pass Agt
C6.Iumbus.O Columbus q
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Alexander army knew no defeat.
The same is true of DIR. Fenner's
Golden Relief. Is warranted to relieve
tooihache, headache. neuralgia, or any
oiher pain in 2 TO 8 minutes. Also
bruises. wounds, wiro- cuts. swellIngs.
bites. burns. summer complaints. collie,
(also in horsesl, diarrhaea. dysentery
and flux. 1t satisfaction no: given
money returned.
+. Harrington.
Logan, Ohio
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DEPART FOR THF WEST.

con evItons- No. ID nj New Lcxii ton
with q Ottr"in fof Corning al Jrurtir n
ttN Win X e o trniEs north and south a
Lancaster will Fl E& T trains north
an" s. nth. ut Washington with Ohio
southern train south.
Nnf-At junction City with + o train
sonth, al Bitmen with T & 81 train north
AZ Nifnc;isfcr with train oIth and snHth
III ashington with With j. F w & G.
r ~ f"r NelIsttr. -. eiri Gtf " ifh
ssufii
y" 10 At Washington with BFW &C
anu ohfo southern trniis n, rtb and
Morrow f'.r L !; train No 10 for the Enst
+ NJ VIII KiNsON, GenT Prss Ast.
WALTON, Supt, GAINESVILLE. u
GAINESVILLE U.
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Startling Facts.

lie An eIicih people are rapidly
20, mn z 81 r..ct Oi EtryUuS wIet Ks.
"a Tie iOiiO"lIg suggest the best
'm.dy: nipaoh>o mlf,rg oi Bnt-
ar Ia swtnIs that when his son Wa
pee, hiess lr,m 81 N,,ns d. nce Ur.
.ilcs great Restorative Nervine cured
nm Mrs. j. Miller of Valparaiso and
lay or ni i.oganspnrt, Ind, each
aimed ~ pounds ir, m taking it. Mrs.
ii A Gather o Visihla. Iud. was
nred Of ~ /" 80 ccrvuIsions dav
,nd much he darhe and backache by
he borilc. TRIAL bottles and fine bnok
- marvellous cures, free ut Miller 4.
Gases who rec"mend and yuurant. es
h', ~. .ar. led remedy
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AFTER F"RTY YEARS My
fa;i er had a r. tver snic "n bis le"
for ,nrtN wear; but has been per
m iaen,lv curt d by Chlmhs rlain :,
Eye ana, Skin W;iuntt. alter try
sing al other remedies ip vain.
says Mr.. S Wi,hpr,.ll. \ gun ana
lock smiths n, Fort Madison Iowa
He fniiher say: Tie spot wher
iae sore was, is njw prTieru
clear AZ anv Glher pars lie uSto
fhna., 25 ,'ent boxes ia sli " AN
oruER, D. A Barr, Drug
gi,,. ackburn, No, saws: 81
have personal knouieg nf a Gas,
pfchnnic sore e, tS ol many years
standing. having been cured b.
Chamberlain Eve and SKI
Oiaim-n'. Tue party was NJ
Seth Moore. north of this place :
Sir Moore saws the ointment WI
aorih .noie than a hon sand dni
lars 10 him. /, cn-t hm 25 aeni-
For sale by F. Harrington. Drug
gisi.
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Remarkable Facts.

Henrl disease is usually supposed to be
incur h.. 'iuI when properly treated Il
lni ,.e proportion OI ca>.> c:.n be cured.
Thus Mis. Ein,ir.. HHiIn. I'll EikLari, Ind,
anu Mis-. M"Ia l.. her. u Oviu Mich
weit tui-u aiiti 'hitli' = ~ Yeas. Sc.
linbniteI truEEist ai S.,n Jo~e, III, sass
That Dr. Miles New iie..rtCuie " hIrh cur
GO the ioin.er. worked wond ~ or his
vii Lew loS.'n, oi buchanan, Mich.
" ho !,nt. heart disease IOI 80 ltuls, SAYS
fuu huities man, him ''I,-eI like a new
pihn." IN Mil,s' NV Ii.:ii cure L. sold
ana srni.it,d ;'. MIiltI ~ Case Book Oi
Wonder nj testimonials Tree
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A National Event

The holding OF tia Worlds Far in - city
c:.srt tll fiiiN Nt;.Is oiu Viii lac 81 remark
g. lie tv, ~. hui whether il Will really hen
fit Ills nation ~ much lis The Iii co, cry
~ The k.-st rai.Ne Icrvii t by pr Fiank-
lin Miles H. doubt NJ. Ihi' is just " hat
III American i,clie rtet Ia cure their ex-
te>sIvr n.Iv"u>i rsS. dyspepsia, he,du, Ii.e.
IzZiE.sS, s'tel'ie>Si.eS>. netIIaI i;t. HtrN Ous
ei,ii!iy., ,uiln ss. rui. .fnsioII a. mind, etc.
Il ;.ct> likeH charm. 1ri. bo,t!e> and ii q
; .ut on NERVOUS aiG Heart Hi>p:A..>, ~
with un. qutlied Testimonials. Free u,
Miller & Cas- :. Ii Is w;.rI-n,ed L. coii-
''ii no opium, mosp.ihe or ,ngerous
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We Now Have OH Sale
1000 Vile rickets-Gond on the
enl-re line at 2 cents per mile.
25 rrIp licke's-Between iwost
lions only, at 2 cents per mule
so TIP School Tickets--For stu
dents. al very low rates
Excess Ba gage Tckers-At two
thirds nt face value
Specia rIckets-Io parties OF 10 or
over, traveing one ticket, al 2
cents per mile
Lxcur-ion Tickets For parties OF
20 oi over n; reduced rates.
through Coupon rirkets To point
ifth- line ot this road
Call on our Agents tor information
regarding the above Tickets.
Cn>DENSED TINE CARD
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Connections No connects at Washing
ton L ii with ID r W and Z trains south
No L conuectS ut " aSliington c ii With
ID r w and and Ohio Southern trajus
DOrtli, at Lancaster with c II V and r
trainssontli. ana junction City with r and
. train north, ut New lie <ington with T
ami D L train for Cor;'ii ana ut Trinway
with { A & G. train fOf Cle-elnnd.
No 2n connects at t'ircla,ill With II
tiriES Ic aIc from Columbus.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-05

A. wife Was II ia'iiy afflicted
@uh sneMmatism as To be unable
10 move in bed without assist "a nee
Our druggist, Mr.. I.ad.lamus. r
commen,le.l Chamberlain's Pair
Balm, whirh gre lily relieved her
We have used >lx Iboliies at va
glous times, and wonll not b
wlshouI il al hand.-J,s. Cole
man. Lowell, Neb so ren, bottle.
jnr sale by +. nHaRINGrpN Dug
gisl'
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-05

D.;es g. Silers will sell Won
- imrnis 4 shoes cheaper than
liz. chea:te,I.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-05
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EsNN 70 SHccnGH

This is the great p,ohlem OF life which
~ sn'isi ,lui;.iil st I've. Some till he-
;u*e ul proI health, Others wnit OF luck
III the mij"rhy from deficient grit---wnut
II nerve. Ih,! are nrr> Gus, irIesolulc
hnhst able, easily get the b,ucs AID LAX e
hesri,i's u' WI t" keep the spirits up"
lu> wasting moIt3. time. opportunity
nd nerve 'uIce There il ! otbir. like the
itrstorHtiNe Neryiie, disco, ereG by the
reat - ec';.ljst Di. Miles Ia cuir ali ner.
ovs diseases is iearacle. the blu. s, ner-
cus prostitution, SleepIe>sness. uouri. Ieia.
NituS "a: n e. fits. AID hN NSteiia. Trial
."til, ~ q fire book OF Testimonials lice
NJ lr Il t'nse.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-05

6 q c. does not stain. Prevents Structure.
Cures Gonorrhcs and Gieet fl 10 Gays. Our
Perfection Syringe free viii each bottle.
Sent by express 20 any addrcssfor Ono Dollar.
Package securely sealed Manufactured only by
JOHN u. HcLAlH &; SON,
wheeling, W. Va.
Al ccninCnics;io::S striC:y confidential
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-05

Empire Drilia are Used eXclu
eiyeiy al he Iowa, Kansas anG
Missouri Agricultural stations.
Sold b, Jacnb Srhwarz; Agt.