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, 1891-06-02
Rueklen . Arn,rn .aIre.

The best salve in the world tor cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, ~chilblains,
eorns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price rs cents per box.
For sale by A. Z. Roedel, Druggist.
, 1891-06-02

Tickets for the Mary Calhoun Dixon
entertainment will be on sale at the First
Congregational church this evening at
I O'Clock; performance begins at s O'Clock
sharp, admission twenty-five cents. No
reserved seats.
, 1891-06-02
L. F. WELLS PROP.
The Two Brothers

The Dinneen Bros. have a
Grocery Store where they carry
all kinds of Vegetables, Fruits,
Canned Goods. Fresh Butter
and Eggs a specially. They
want all their friends to give
them a call at their store, 1718
Eddy street, two doors north of
the fire bell.
, 1891-06-02

Wisdom's Robertine Is the only thing
now used by fashionable women to per-
petuate a beautiful complexion.
, 1891-06-02

Also a complete stock of Alabas-
tine, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Dry
Colors, Paint Brushes, Etc. Etc.
, 1891-06-02

c, 7. Reynolds & Co. is the oldest
Paint House in the United States,
and their paint is guaranteed.
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Little Curious g'a:ur..

The creature having the greatest
number OF siinct eyes is the chlton.
a species Of moilusA. in the sell of
which has beel found as many as IL. =
1000 separate mobile eyes.
The largest anina known is the
rorlual. wa'ch is 10 feet in lcngth;the
smallest is the twilight nonad which
is oaly the twelve thousandth of an
inch.
4 single sheet o. paper 6 feet wide
and Z miles long has been made at
the pancr works at Watortown n. j.
1t weighed : 2J7 pounds.
Prof Liu;ner an authority on ento-
mo.ogy. SAYS that there are a million
or more species of insects in tho world
and that he has seen at one glance
more snowieas Of a single species than
there are human boinss on tao globe.
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WINNING A BRIDE.
What a Tribe of Cannib.is Decree as the


What Tribe of Cannib.is Decree as the
Price.
On the lower Amazon dwell the
cannibal ButocudoS. who distort their
features with the biggest ornaments
OF certain kind known. In baby
hood both mon ami women have their
lower liPs and the lobes OF their ears
pierced with holes. in which are thrust
pieces OF wood. As they grow older
these wooden adornment5 are made
bigger and bigger until an adult ordin-
arily has ear lobes that hang down to
the shoulders aud a lip that projects
six inches o. more beyond the nose.
One must suffer TO be beautiful. as the
French say and such S the inexorable
fashion among those anthropophagi.
In that country young man who de-
sires to take wife must first submit
himself 10 a fr.ghtfui ordeal. He
draws over each arm up to the
shouller a loose arnle: woven OF
palm leaves.
Then, uuler supervision by hi,
o.ders, he piungos beth arms as far as
he can into a nest OF fierce devouring
ants. The insects at once attack the
intruder OF course, and according to
the terms OF the trial he must stand
without moving FOR IN hour submit
ting with absolute stoicism to the bites
OF the caraged creatures. II he en-
dures the test he is entitled to the
BRIDE. otherwise ne must wait for a
year aId then undergo it again.
There are still tribes descended from
the ancient lncas which bandage the
heads of their children SO th2t they
assume con ca! form. Funniiy enough
the brain does not seem to suffer any
in ury from this treatment.
Press.
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Ihe Dogs, the Doa..ys ant Tho vaadcrs
OF All Sort. OF Wares.

Ihe Dogs, the noakeys ant Tho vaadcrs
OF All Sort. OF Wares.
Fvo:ybody has aenrd about the dogs
end ddnksy5 of oriental cities, hog
tae dogs roam about without owners
and how the donseys bear patiently
their many burdens and get Lat scant
thanks il roiurl. But all caste
streets abound in novel and fascinating
siGiits-bright gowns, thy shops
yelled women we:irin wooden sandals,
gaunt csrnols swayin2 along with rade
btlis tnk!ing. From the first the
energetic peddler9 a.e conspicuous
If the Traveller approaches the
Levant by way OF C;,ls:aRsinopla, he
piunges aJ caco ;nto then favorite
kaln.s. The 1rst night ii til;s great
historic city viii not b. forgotten. for
t,2o bowling o. the hangry street Go IS
is hardy silcncel before tle coming
CT daylight brings out multitude of
tilese no.sy wonders, and then sleep IS
oat ca The question. O2e world thinls
shoy we're trying - arouse the people
liz tha next street. to have them all
reaty :or making purchases. Soma
TIE sloGting il Turkish and some in
Greek, civef.ising lie eAc1laence Ct
the good thligs iii;rt they have in the
l. gh baskets on tileir ba -i:s or c1
fiimilutire mouze-coio-ed Goakers.
We lDok down from the hotel window
e-d watch theIa as they pass along or
etop for bargaining. There are loads
CT tempting w.iito grapes, rosy
pe1che3, ard a nl'o,csi3a Of fresh
vegetables evidently J1t in from the
gardens aioag the Dos; jhorus, Or thosa
bGr5sri1, tie Sw.,t Waters beyond
n,ha Golden Horn.
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1892.
1892.
Earpse's Magazine.
0LLUSrRArED)

The Hasazine will celebrate the fourth
Century ~ the discovery of America by
il RE-DISCovERY, through articles giving
a ;'.e:is thorough exposition than has NTH
erto been made of The Recent Unprece-
ldent.sd developments 81 ou- Cou ntry, lgd
especially in the Great West. Particular
attention VIII also ne given to Dramatic
Eq.spdes OF Amarican History.
Tae Fiell % iha next EIropeln War
will %. Described IN :. Series of 2 ,Ders ON
e Darube From the Black Forest TO the
Black Sea- by P'ultn-'y Rigeiow al:ci FL
ID 1iiiet, illustrated by Mr.. MIlett ann
Alfred p Pt:sons. Articles also ylli be gi ven
on the Gernlnl. the Austrian AMI itaiil
Ar MES illustrated bG T. 'ie ThnisIrup
Mr.. w. ID. Howells viii contribute new
noval, "A Norlai oi Cht :ce, ch1r tct.-iist
icaiiv Anerlc an. Especial pramiuence
viii na given tn short Stories which will
De contribute by r B. Ai1-i -. r. \. Da-
Wis. A. Conon Doyle, Mar saret rland. Miss
W Woolson and other poiui III writer's
Among the literary features will be Per-
souti Reni scence> III Nathaniel Fl Nv
Sho,ne. by his college class N sIs and iifs
1olg friend, Hor tito 3ri e. snl Person
FL Memoir Of the Bro yuings, by Anne
Tnackeray RiCcllc.
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The New Discovery.

You have heard yonr friends and
neichbors talking about it, You may
voursel b. one OF the many who know
rom personal experience just how good
a thing it is. ifyou have ever tried
it Won are one Of its staunch trends,
because the wonderful thing ahont it IS
that when once gwen u trial, DR.. King 8
New Discovrry every after holds a
place in the house. ifyou have neve"
used il and should be afflicted with a
cough. cola or any Tbrort, Lung or
Chest trouble. secure hottie at o2ee
and giva it p fair trial. 1t is guasante-
ed every time, or money refqAded.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-26

Among the great strikes that o. DR.
Miles ia discovering his New Heart
Cure has proven Hell 10 he ",e nl inn
pGii;. ntance. he Gem nd for II has be
come astonishing Already the trrai-
men o h-art disease * bei"g revnlm-
ii"nized. and many unexpected cures
Siiecled Il sron I. .litves sh ri breath
huitering. pains IN side, arm sh u'irr
Weak and hungry spells, oppression.
swelling al ankles. smuihcring AID
heart drepsv. Iir. Miles honk on her
vtns diseases 'ree. the une0aaiied and
New Heart Cure is sol aud grar:i'-
ieed Lv Miller and Case also his Ees
'orat-ve Nervine or headache fie.
spr-es hot flashes, nervous chiiis.
opium habit etc
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Startling FGctts.

The Auerir"n people are rapidly
bee nil 81 r &c OF EcivnuS wtet Ks
ara the io;io@'i sreGtst ihe best
remedy: e,'paonso EIen'l ii,s q. Eul
Ter ~. sweHrs tha; when his Snn ,.
-pecchi-SS ircm - N;rus d. nee lr
NIlcS' great Restorative Nervrue cu; I'd
him. Mrs. J. Miller ot y lr.r isr ard
i. 1ay or oi lognnsp"rf, Ind, each
gained 20 pounds II, IN tak1 il Mr;,
II A Gn1dl Dir NIsirl h. ird WIS
cured of 10 to 30 con, uIsions dn,
aud much herdache and h;.ckache bv
one bottle TRIAL bottles and fre boot
% marvellous cures. Tree ut M'lIer 4
Cases who recomcnd and lparart,eS
'h,s ni,Gu;'lt i remedy.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-26
THE STUR-TAILED cow.
An Incident OF Ham n's L fe Reminded
Lincoln O q S.0ry.

An incident OF Ham ms l. fe Reminded
Lincoln o S.ory.
At an Official ball during Lincoln's
last administration s3ys a Washing
ton storyteller thieves made Of with
many OF the hats and overcoat5 of
guests, Sc that when tie presidential
party was ready to leave. Vice presi-
dent Hamlin head GOVERN :. was no.
where 10 be found.
Ill tell you what Hamlin." said
friend early in the ovenlny ! saw
mitn possessed OF keen foresight. hide
his hat upstairs. | an sure he would
be willing to donate i 10 the adminis-
tration, and will go AMI get l."
When the hat was produced it bore
badge OF MOURNING, which the vi g
president rippod of with his pen knife.
The party stood waiting for the Carl
ages TO be driven UP when IL man
stopped directly in frost of Nlr H m
liz, and stool staring at tae tile
What arc you locking at?" sharply
asked Hamlin. Your hat al swered
the man mildly. III it b ID weed Oh
il | should sag it was mine"
~ ell it hasn't got a weed on it
has it?'
No. sir" said the hatless man.
at hasn't"
Then it isn't your hat is it?n
no. l gGc not, said the ma as
he walked away.
II hat reminds me- Hamlin," said
Lincoln. ''of when ! was pioneering
and soldering in Illinois. aal our only
nei-Ebo"s scre the gar son OF a
United States fcrt. We did pretty
well for salt meat and sour but milk
was not to be had Tor ,ove o., money,
and the oilce.s vi tie ioI':. who had
two cows s:ub-ta led cae and
black and white one offered us none
At last we Goci:ioG 10 borrow one of
those cows. We procv:ed tail 10
m tch the color OF the s,!,ib-'a lee cow,
neatly cd t to the poor stab ana with
upFetites whetted By ,nns; ab t.reaeo.
drank and relsaed ine sweet mix our
cow gave.
"A lew days af.erwari We we:o ,.a-
expectedly honorcd By IL call f.ou the
commander o the fort
- Boys said he. We have lost one
OF our cows. If that COW O. yolrs bai
q stCb :ai!. sh ,uld s:F 1t was our
''But she hasa't STAB tai. has
she| asked We.
No said the c:.:::cer. she c=rtnin-
ly has not
We'll. she isn't your cow :hen.'
and our argun cnt was as unanswcr-
able aod complete as iiamlins."
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W III. 81 GIVEN AWAY
Our eEterriising druggis's Aliie' d,
case who carry the hnrsi s,rrk a.
drugs per rumer',s, toilet ar'icIrS.
hlnshes enc, are girlrg away q iaigc
nlmbsr oi rial bo,tits UI Dir Miles cei
ebrm;td Restorative n"rvime. They
guarantee IL to cure headache, d:ZzI
ness, nervous preSirHt!on. SiecPieeS
ness. the Ill eiip9is OF spirits, tobacco
coffee etc Druggists say il is The
greatest seller I ey ever knew, aud
is universally satisfactory. They ais"
guarantee DR. Miles New Heart Cure
in all eases Of nervous or cre"itr
heart d;sc; Sc. pa !pnnIi"h, p III liz side
smoiheri, = rIc. fne took on 'Aei
yous aud Heart Disease rec
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NORTH BOUND
ST ATOMS,

Rates via the Euckeye Route are always
as low ~ bV anV other line. TT 'eugh
tickets sold and baggage checked To des-
tiuation. .
IT contemplating a journey in any di-
recii"n please call on the nearest AGENT OF
the com mpuny or address any OF the follow
ing representatives OF the passenger de-
msnt tor folders. rates and other in
formation.
I, W Landman, Southern Passenger agent
GnIlirolis. o.
CIV Schwenke, Ticket Agent. ''oesn u.
Chas II Rockwell General SuPellntep-
dent. Columbus.
" 81 Fisher General PASSENGER and
Ticket Agent Room 81 Deshler Block Col
IL mhnS.
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EsUW tG Sl.eer.;!.

This j. thtsie tllGi.l.m a. lie Which
lew s:tii>t' ctCIiiiN - I've. Surtc I'll. Lt-
':.u>e ol pHoi he. lfh, ,ticIS It ~ iurk
hut the III. jriiiA nom Gcil 'ierI gr.t---w- ri
al h>lNe. They are ner, opS, lriceo!ufe,
hnl sca'lt, p:ss SHY Sci tE, II u:'s. H.. ~ Sc
;he sriiiIs a. VII I" Keep ihe >!iriiS Ur.''
,hu> wasting n'Ct.L, Uiic. uipuE, ,u;.IJy
i'hd lieivt irtcr J,,Ic is IttlttIt Ia. I -
R,SiorutiVe Ncrrii e. GiScu' exec ~ tie
4rri.i Il er';.list Di NJ lies Ia cuI, III her
NcvS di:Sa>U> - lci' ;cic. Tie blu. :. TER
Vu> prust,ailon. sirericsSn.NS. near i in.
- NIiuS uan Z. fiis, iIG hH HsieIia. Tri.i
totrl' saI q fine book OF Testimonials iIce
:: 4 Alialtr Il 80
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Sudden Deaths.

lie art disease Is ly TAR the most tre :
qnrni e: use OF sudden death. which IN
Free ont oi :our cases Is unsupported
! he symptoms are moi gHneraiiy under
stood these are: habiI "i Nirg Oh Tie
right side, short brta h pair or Dis
irrss in size. back or shunrer. irrtgu
IN pulse, asthma. weak aud hutarl
>p, lis, wind III stomach. swelling "i
nkles or dr"pSy. urpr-se'tn. dry
cough and >moulierirg. lr Miles
illustrated book oi. Heart lirsease,
rec at Miller d Cases wEo sell and
guarantee nr Miles un, ga led New
vine, which cures rer,orSf cS>. head
ache, sieep!eness, effects ;f drinking.
etc. 1t coniaiGs no op.aies.
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BU5xLEN's A7NIOA SALvY.

The hest salve i'm ;he world
for cuts, bruises, sores, n'cets.
saIt-rlirum, fever sores, e. tier,
chapped hands, cbiililains, c;'rns,
and all ekin erup,iOns, and pos
iIively cures piIes, or no pay re-
oulTed. Ii is guaranteed TO give
entire satisfaction or money 20
anlesl. Prire 25c per box. Fss
sale by F. Harriagtes.
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Trains run daily. tDaily excert snrday y

AI.rrains between tILcIDER:I prG Col
umbus run through without change OF cor
connectiI z in the U biCD Depot with alldi
VersinS iiI1S-
Trains No los and i16 have Pnllniann
Sleeuiny Cars between ttnriHuatt and
Pittsbuig. Trains NJs lt2 and lO5 have
Pullman Sleeping Cars betweer tinrin-
natl and Columbus ard can be occTD Dfed
Mt cincinnati or Columbus any time affer
500 2 VI. Trains Nos. lUl, lui, lO6 ANA lSS
have Pavlor Cars between Columbus and
Cincinnati TraiIs Nos l13 and 1O4 have
through coaches between Cincinnati ana
Pittshurg Train No us MAKES tlfsct ocD-
nection at Columbus With through Pull
man sleeping Car for Nashineton, Baltf-
more, Philadelphia and New YORK. TIairs
Nos l0i. lGenn iCS make direct connection
nj Columbus for Chicneo, WASHINGTON
Baltimore. Piiiladelphia and New fcrk.
sP. PEA RODY, q. P McoAR1f,
Genu Surt, Gen'l Pass Ngt
C,cinn,hus O Columbus e
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ProfiiH bio py si,:pis aietit q.
The business yemen and girls 81
Indii,na polls are ca oying a Uni 10
and pleasant benefit called the '.-,oJn
licsL establi she'd in Il ceUlral portion
OF the city by The Young u omcn's
temperance Union. says the SprInI-
field Uu,on. the Institution is ii so.'t
oi womei,'s club AMI the '.plauS" con-
ssts Of number OF rooms opca each
week day from 10 4. m. ID ) p. M,
where all young women VINO work IN
store, and shops are inriteI 20 spend
their noon hours. Tapies are uro-
ylded for lunches, ami iIilE, tei, 60 ire
and choc0iute are served Tor ) cents
per cup.
he nev institution does not coiAe
under the head OF charity" il any
sense, and the "details OF It's mana ye-
ment ere the freq Offering OF tuo3s
who are sensitive enoGgn TO reatile
the Instinct OF women TO- the gtst, e. al
hcclusion which exclusive surroini-
ings can gire. Iho IDEA is certaimly
an admirable one, aud ought To ba
copied in other cities. Ana it would
not be tad idea Il Il similar noouing
resort coiid oe p.o5i Ell Tor nlen who
ere obliged to carry thar dinners OF
lunches with them.
y plain hRi, ne.t;;y furnished. waera
women 0. men coax. sit t., cal iaci!
lunches a. art t,rm lac sisi.'s and
smells OF the shai.s dad sPen! {, i3w
moments ia re;ttllrr or conser:it.un,
un3er orderly regulations. wpn:t, %
appreciated in any Gusy cofumun.ly.
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Sci7b7er sMa] jaime
Al. Exceptional :. Year

T.ie year o. 1891 has been N rSa1 Nv 4
great r ,.lv.,ns~. than ANY sim'lar perioi
'sinct the N ,gazin.. vas est tiilSa.i. IT
only has t..e ii:-rlry ;iad artistic cXcellence
beesi IN .i,ttinei al in.-ro 'se l, hnt = cor
s>,,Dn lag gti.. u lS en- ~ lie liz the sale
AN >. ID ie nee OF ~. lg.ziil-. Al tsie cad
.al 1891 ii,s. cir.ll Iisn II IS rise 10 N re
Ihtn j - ~. IL iu.y jus.lr he pro'Ii-ed That
f,.s further improvements tor t!ls the com
an. year will toe propaftinaaie ID their
sar.sly In -retsei jni, gl tias,
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Happy Hoslers.

VIM. Timmons, Postmastor Of Ida
vile. Ind, Writ s: Electric Iiiters
has done more tor me than all ohter
medicines combined, TOR that bad ieel-
arising from Kidney and.Liver trouble,
John Leslie, farmer and stoekman, of
same place. says: Find Electric Bit
ters to be tho Cidney and Liver medic
me made me seel like new man.. j.
" Gardner, hardware merchant, same
town. SAYS: Electric Bi,ters is just the
thing for a man who is all run down
aud don't care whether he lives or nies:
the found ney stIengh, good appetite
and just like he had lease On life.
Only soc. bottle
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given, that the follow
in" nccopGtSa and vouchers have heen fled
in the Prubmtc Court OF Hooking county.
Ohio, for the first snd funi settlement
Is.,ac Hunsqrkcr, Administrator of th'.
estate OF Nancy Uuusarkcr, deceased
and the sim. will coni. on for
hs.,ruc N tie 9Cth lay Of O"tni or
lS9. st do'claCs, & II. pr - s"op sheir
after as may he can lgcuirUt.
W. y, .,CKER, Pro, Judge
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Con eot,ons-No. N New Lesfrrton
'Slit 4 OC train for Corripc al Junction
ny WIN d Trims north ard soutb. ct
Lancaster with II VAT trains north
and snuih. at Washington with Ohio
southern train south.
NnI-At junction City with ( D train
souIn. at Bremen with T & % O. train nnrtlr
AZ Alnchstes with tr,i in Ort h and south
NJ hShi;E'"n with with II F W & G
lralh tor Ntilstcn. al Ctncirrnfi with
south
No ~ Vt Washington with DIV &C
ana OHIO Scuthern tr:iI.s II, rth ard
aorrow for l. ii train No 10 Tor the East
NJ VII KENsoN, GenT rpks Agf.
CH WALTON, supt, Zanesyilie. y
GAINESVILLE q.
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q 81 c. does -: ;:t.,::.. Prevents strsrsurs.
Cures co3.1rEs:::s .aGa C:eet Il 20 lays. Our
Perfection F3yIt1S5 f,ss viii c1ci, b0tsia.
Ser. sy ez :'Tass 81 aay aSlJessfor CEs Es''ia-.
RaeSare sst;-s;y SC.slei S'iG'rjict;,ga;! apiy hy
JCn:, g. ii-5-&-i@ 8; st;s,
f';;ee'!i,c, " viu-
Al eoi,.l,,:i.ic'. .t,u-:s s.ristiy lan:..leDF'aA
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The Weekly Post,

Niles Ee--7e al GiVar Pills.
Act",in Iew pin: v-regnIat.ms the
liver stomach tE, . els thruugh the
nerves i .rw L very. DR.. Miles.
pits speedily cure b usness, bad taSie'
torpid liver. plies cons'ip uon. UHeqI J.
Ell for men. women, children. Smriiest.
mil,ie>t. I urest! 10 du,, ;. % els. Samples
fIee at Miller & fase'S.
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H05ggggi H05jggIggi VLLEY FlE)o]]Ha2AgY.

Cash highest price paid for
oil kinds of FEED. We
have a car load Of Salt to
sell at 81 100 per barrel.
@ Four doors West of Post
qaise.
Jesse Fl Williams,
Manager.
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Harper's Periodicals

EA9rER's NssiiZISE, Per yeaT.....ei %
Il pIas's WEEKLY, - ! Gu
AARPE 3 AZlas 90
II .SH4:s'S YpiSii PEOPLE $500. , NJ
POST &c Fcee u al ,n ,5-ri ,ers iu The
Enitsi St.tcs, Cana ia -tld Mexico
The VGinues ofyt!le MAGAZINE beyi,
Vita tn, Susu ,.rs for Jane ,H.i D.cen;ls.r,
of e,el yelr. -WnsG no time is specide.i.
subs rlptiDns wii. begin S.ih .A.s iiuu ,-r
current .; tue ai-!ir o! tn, re- eipt oi The
orlcr. Bp1-d Voia:n * of Hlroer'S n ga
si'ie inr tIrse ye back in neat cloth
biaiins, viii De s':,lt ny al III, u j>t-pii 4,
On rscsiptpl 81 per vuiHnls. CipJn c.t>es,
for hin'llhs- 81 cents -;tcI--Dy mai, post
paid.
RsIitrtnces should ne m lie ny PoSto:-
ics .f3a-y } iar or DR. III 10 avoid chance
of ioss Aucres<,
HARPEG& K BROTHERS,
Nov, Is, 81 Hsw York.
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We Now Have ON Sale

We Now Have Gn Sale
lUu0 Nile Ilckets-Good on the
eut're line at 2 cents per mile.
70 r,ip ickels-Between two st,
uonson'y, u, cents per mi,
so Trip SchonI riekets--Fnr stu
dents, u, very low rates
Excess Ba gage fckeis-At two
thirds oi face value
Specia fickels--To p"r.!es of 10 or
over. traveiing one ticket. III 2
ceuts per mile
t.xcur ion Tickets For parties of
20 ot over II; reduced rates
hrmgh Coupon ri"kcts TO point
Tfihr line ot this ro,.d
, all on our Agents fnr Information
regarding the above Tickets.
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lie; II ,ise..sc is usual! SUI postG tu O..
ln'Ur TT. pui when l'Tt lCIlA iie;.lctt
i,I;r Iiri Grt.Ui % c">' L II Oe VtI
lin MIS- t.in:iIi II ici. g. l,kIagi, L..
5.I.u iII~. NJ. y l.. Is her. e.. UyiG A,ich
MctC tuI-'t, a't'l hi tii' . ~ AtH,s 81
l.iuLul 2tl trGEgiSl al :, Jose. tiI, =.
iIt:l i'F. Miles .>ew i,e..ri Gaze. ~ hItA eur
"a IIte !"IhIci. MuikHu wUud - o. sos
VII itli Log. II. ut KtCl. Iais. MIrii
" ilo i.i,. tCHIi t.fSoh>c .p' 81 Nrlt-. =.
I'VE hotties ,ria''. lin "Itt4 like u new
r.:.n." ia Mii,>' NV Tt:II 'uIc j. soit
ana gu: r,i.i,,d ~ MIilt, & CASE. Boot y
W0ilCci al iy>tIiI.UiI ais iree.
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Conlectious- No h connects at washing
tom & II with C. u aud | trains south
No Il connects at Washington I Ill with
e. ID and / and Ohio Southern trims
north, at Lancaster with c II ana
rainssonth. ant; Junction City with B md
y train north, ut New Lexington with T
and train for t:orniI,e aId at Trinway
with { A d train FIR Cleveland.
No 2; coni'ects at CiIc!~s lille with
W tisiEs 10 xEu ircm Column bGs.
DEPAET FOR TEf NEST.
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<9N Ell gy73 IT. "ANg e s:sSgsss, pives
q VI r. 81 t3ins- ant relief and Is az m
- q :: II "a IA faiirle Care Sox' piles.
Z = &s ~ Va Price 81. BY prrggists or
y II Z; ~ ,SArnsil. SsrDDlea Tree. Ad-
"a x nj 81 Il trG-css PJA AZ scs.Ie,,o
u z szs2 1iN ~ Box 2slo Haw York City,
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Vote Bales & S'i' rs far fret
II Gtc.ri,s
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1t Is prop .saitp naoliSh series OF arti-
xi-les ilDpn Sctle aot heretofnre attempt
81. giving thu salts .; speciG stnty ami
work impi, TIE pppf o. the great citlAs
fha ni,a Will Ia; IA ia ~ a:",int M ihe
ron iifiya IF life "A ti,asa ,it.ei uu IN amy
sa.t isA yh..re the - 3, lr.l VIII >" haipiui
for uurs,oSes " - ,iyt'i 81 - wall ai Tor
Shsir own Intrinsic interest. Whlle, rom
s scieu.ifi. ns.int NJ view, the articles " II
be !. caiiiribHtion ,f real imprrt ,Gce, ihe
tire .tnleal wi; he thor iL;.ilN ponul lr- and
theIiIu.lrslio s will serve to make the
presenhttioa of the sniJert viVid As weii as
.a..<.. ...c.a.- =
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Accommodation train leaves CoIunb
',t4 4.3c p M. tally except Sunday; Newark
Us p hi, arrives ut Zanesville G.42 p m.