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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26

No THIRD PARTY-The present out
look is that the third-party move
ment will cut no figure in the presi-
dental contest next year. The re-
cent election in the West have shown
a great collapse in the Farmers ALI
ance. and it nowhere asserted itself
potently, apart from the two great
parties. It's vote in Kansas. which
was supposed to be it's great strong
hold, fell off tremendously this wear.
and as far as heard from, it failed to
carry single county. The aggrega-
ton which styles itself the Peoples
party polled ridiculously small
number of votes where it had ticket
an the field at all, and showed no
signs of vitality anywhere. The
chances are, therefore, that the next
great quadrennial election will Wit
ness a square contest between the
: aa&reat parties, and nothing in
pe of ID side show, with the
Yexeeptfon~ OF the coTd-water
y - ,ses, who are likely to still
s.ahg5sr0 their forloIn hope.-Boston
Herald.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
Estate of Lucia s. Allen.

Will PRESENTED.
State of Vermont. District Of IamOille. ss-Tn
PROBATE Court, held at Hyde Park. within and
Tor SAID District, on the 9TH day of Nov. A. Id
An instrument purporting 20 be the lass VIII
anu Testament of l. ca ). Allen late of
StOWe,ln SAID district. deceased being presented
by Jane W; Tdwne, the EXecutrix for probate II
IS ordered by said Court that an persons con
cerned therein be notified 10 appear AT a session
hegeoi, 10 be held at the Probate ONCE I'm
hyIe fafk IN said district on the 2Sth day
OF November A. ID. 1891, at ten O'clock In
ihe forenoon. and show cause ii any fbev
nave against the probate of said VIII; for which
purpose y IS further ordered. that this order he
published three weeks successively IN tbe News
AND CITIZEN, newspaper printed az Morrisville
ana h(de Park, this State, previous 10 said
Time OF nearing. BY the Court-Attest
EDWIN G. WHITE, Judge.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26

As the time draws near when a
Democratic congress is to sit at
Washington change of heart begins
to make itself evident among Demo-
Gratis in regard to "Tom" Reeds
method of pushing through the bust
ness of the people. 1t makes all the
difference in the world which party
the rules assist. The Republican ad-
voeates of Reeds position will be
manly enough to stand by the prin-
eiple> ip the case, no matter who is
AtherebY.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26

We congratulate the enterprising
village of Ludlow on its success in
raising 100000, to which is to be
added 100000 more by private in
dividual, and the entire amount to
be used in establishing a manufacture
ing enterprise in that village 1t is
just that sort of public spirit and en-
terprise that builds up town, and
Ludlow has taken move in the right
direction. This is a most excellent
example for other Vermont villages.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26

Certain newspapers still keep up
their excited chatter to the effect that
Cleveland is the only Democrat"
Meanwhile the New York World,
which once obeyed each beck and call
of the great prophet, now announces
a trend of opinion towards Hill of
New York with Millionaire Flower as
a sort of compromise candidate.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.

Deposits in this department will draw at four (4 pc
cent beginning monthly which will be compounded January first
ana July hrS Sums less than exempt from Small
deposits especially welcome Interest paid from Ju Ist on deposits
made before August Ist 1884,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
10 A Ms .

Loans will be made gtedged paper approved
real estate security personally known by the officers
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
A General Banking Business
Transacted.

Drafts on Boston or New York furnished Deposits subject
depostors
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
CARROLL S. PAGE

Hyde Par%, VT, Feb. 10, 81.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-12
woMAN.s DEATH VERDICT.

She. with Ver Tarnmour. to Hang for
Murder Female AecOnp Ice Goes TO
Prison TOR Life.
A colored woman was placed in jail nt
Montgomery, Ala, TO bp sent 10 tho
renitcntiary to serve life sentence for
icing accessory TO murder. Ann Pat
tcrson. S,epncy Ford AMI Margaret
Parker were arrested and tried leforo
She circuit court OF Ras- ell County,
charged with having rois, ned Combus
Patterson, the I'M bard of Ann Patter-
s'n, causing his death. Ann became
tired OF her husband. and wanted 10
marry Sicrney FORD. and al his insiiga-
tion she procured The drug with which
he was poisoned. She administered tho
poison to him by mixing it with his
breakfast Aftrr eating it he became
very sfck, AMI continued TO grew
worse, nnffl deat tn resulted. The wife
on hey tria' sworc that the woman Mar
garet Parker was IN ;cconplicc. as she
knew of tho roi,cn pr. ard llat she
showed her how TO mix it. The jry
trying tile case sentenced Ann Pat
terson and Stepncv Ford to death iy
hanging. as the principals in the muir
dnr, and Marraret Parker as an a c's-
cory TO imprisonment in s.e r"nit"ntiary
for life. The woman asserts her inro-
ernce AMI he! cvcs tha; before the hang
ing Of Ann Patterson next month, she
will make confession which will canso
her to be parsiOne.!.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-12
. pls1ll.rNa m cAves.
oss sS tho Popular Methods OF sio'
s,tInere to Avoid ets ioi.

0ss 81 tho Popular Methods OF Noes.
si,ibere to Avoid ets ioi.
Poraaps tho clcvercss method OF the
noonshiner il avoiding detection i tho
cave system. The house Of tho MOON
sinner is placed on q hill not far from =
precipltous anI gloomy ravina or gully
half way down tho side of tho ravine
nearest tie beuse, and. Il possible, ID.
iaccEa To- several large rocks. A csvo
Ton by twelve feet is excGrat2d, pro-
si6ed natural underground apartment:
does not exist. The dirt from this cS-
cavafsoa is carried to considerable dis-
t1ncc, and 1t is either thrown on a
piowed fell or otherwise carefully dis
posed Of. Tho path is oblitera.ed by
sowinS grass soea or scattering branches
OF trees across il mere and there. In So
Ary 80 and from this subterrancan apart
Dent, whose entrance is very small
and hidden by rocks or shrubbery. diff
ferent routes are chosen eacL day. 50
that no worn path from the house TO thu
cave will be presented TO tho stranger
ca the curious.
Thcrs is no chimney or visible means
OF escape for the smoke from this Sub
tnrrancan apartment This, according
TO the Philadelphia Press, is the mast
important part of tho waole Da5tar
Running from the oayo 60 tle house,
distance, perhaps, Of two hundred yards,
II an underground chimney. uaide OF
stone for twenty-five feot OR SO from the
esre and composed Of wood for the re-
nsinder This is buried in Q trench
which rises constantly 20 the house,
wbero the smoke fipls exit through tho
SECULAR chimney of the dwelling. 1t is
necessary to keep fire burning ia. no
house during the time that the Are Is
ssie.sin sas u.3.oe---.5uai d:5s.ilcr-.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-12
LEGAL NOTICE.

Samuel Friend, Asa Friend, Ezra Friend
I.,,,u Fii-hu ,t'orn Met oIinn; ahi Sap:a ]
uct'ullunl resrf ling f,i ltec"tur, st lie oi
illinois ..u,i Talmla HehtirlcKsOn AMI
Theodore Si.idons, residing IN Pcora, tate
OF liuois, heirs ut law oi Levi Friend, late
of Hooking County, Ohio, deceased; Will
take intire shat Ben j;,min +. DrU aEfi
Marion Friend ailini n ISL raiOrs, with WIFI
/, nnexed OF the Estate OF said levi Friend
decreased, ou th- JF,i. day of February 1891
nIe,, their petition in the Probate ourt,
within and fu. the Count! Of Hnck'Eg and
St.te OF Ohio, ALI gtng that the personal /
est uf id decest' mt is fnsn ffici ia tu ply
b. s,!e,iis. AID tue charges oi ;iuIniiiis cring
%, HAT he,.,,i seizs ia lee 81 ni pie
Ct the following C,.srribt., real estate sif-
u t,.., III ,ii County III ~ rkinv. state OF
ohio, to vii: htinS fractional lot No. D,
.. s.cliu, No. ~, township M. ". r;.i ge
No. ~ ruu t;tinIng .Ul uctes. ni"ic or less :
aisn the north east quait,r If tie n"rfh
east quarter oi same township. section AMI
r:tit.r stut contniting in the nsgre9ate e
M ,..rrS mCr or les; and that Martina
trien,: ~ " idow sad 'iecedent Is enti
tl.-i tu ,,owrr In sail premises.
The pr,y-r oil S:,td petiiirn IL for the as
ri.,,ment oi tiuwer 10 the "a Inrfha
r iei,u an tor The stle of Sii,. premises,
sui .ject tn such inwcr csttte fur the p y
mri.t ~ the .iebts H,ni clsirgcs I,fUrcs III.
Silt petition will ire f:br hrnrt;tt on the
9Th .i..y OF \prli tSll or aS 'ou there;t ter
as leave may bt iiaa MI oi,t,inr'i.
BenJ min r. DUN.
Marion Friend
Administrator with the
viii .tniey.. ~
LEVI FRIEND De'.u
S. .wet1y Atty. Fso. II Sw
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-12
1891.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.

llarper's Weekly has never
tailed su justify us iIlle xs n
-juurra, nI Civilization" and Is
has dome so wilma constant re-
gard 10 pniarge,: possibilities ef
ami ii higher standard
al artistic and literary excellence
IL leaves untouched M import
AMI phase oi ihe woT,d's progress
aud presents u securd. equally
sr,isi w"r.by aud Eieiesiing. nj
the notable events, persons, and
achievements OF 0mr time.
Special Supplements Will be
continued in 1891. They will be
literary. scienIIiic, artistic. his
inr,rai, critical Typographical, or
descriptive, 0rcasiun may de-
man,l, and Will continue TO de-
serve The hearty commentators
which has been bestowed on
I,asi issues by the press and ihs
public. A family Journal,
ua,per's Weekly will. as hereto
lore. be edited with strirt re-
.ar,i fnr the qnali,ie. that mako
u II sale and welcome visitor TO
every home.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-12
A 1RIFLE TOO CAREFUL
How n T"ur= Couple Nearly Lost T,s!
Wedding Trip .afe~r Al.

How u Toun: C-up!s Nearly Iost Tis:r
w-di.n. Trip .afeer Al.
When young newspaper man was
married short time ago his arrange
ments at tho Office were such that it was
impossible for him just then to 60 away
On the usual bridal tour, says the New
Yorl. Tribune. Never mind. dear" he
said to las wifc, two will have our tour
later, and it won't be SO bah after all,
Tor we will havo all the moro money
then to eni,y it with" Tho young bride
was somewhat disappointed. naturally,
but was happy enough when she had set
tied down to homo life with her husband
In cozy apartments uptown.
At last the young man got a vacation.
and made arrangements for the tour
without having taken which no bride
ever could be supre,nely happy. Ths
trunks werc being packed when the hus-
band handed his wallet t, his wifo, say.
ing: You had better tnkc caro- of that,
lear All our money is in it. and it will
be safer with you than with me-" Tho
wifc was wonderfully pleased at the
great GIanci trust r"poscd in her. and
,ho determined that no robher shoull
pick her pocket OF the treasure. Her
husband had gone out to arrange tor =
:arriagr, and tho bride. hoping to dp
something that world he regarded es-
oocialiy prudent, r!accd tho wallet in
,hp bottom af /. trunk containing a 10:
,f dresses AMI ether thing. Tais hap
ocned tS b. trunk that WAS IL g. as cx-
;ess baysa-e and was called for in al-
vance of tho rest Of tha luggage. The
trunk was seat away al3 later the re::i-
Tar ba-raSo wagon ea;le around for the
:est D! the luggage.
The young couple drove II tho s.a-
ion, where thc young maa said: Let
nc have th, wlllt and II 60 bay tho
tickets" The bride turned pale. then
-ed. and ut las; lsc,-a - cry. Il put it
in tho extra frank" ssc s,bhed. 80 10
,nc conld steal Is from El".'
The 1clcc!7 exclaimed her husband,
who wss in 4 serious dilemma. lie
,oothcd his bride. however. saying u
would coma oUt all right. lIurryiag
to ,,,e bar, ,e-room he found that tho
trunk hai 2 IN. By IA sZ2c ,s3 s1 hvuc
o2iorc, clSI-NSi I'''oo5S - -N'1JSa'S
Falls. as had been arranged tor. The
intention had been TO s3rc expense by
sending the extra baggage through To
Niagara Falls as it was net needed at
,nce. the couple desiring - Drnl day
Or two at o.arr points rot 50 far away.
The youn, man had only 5 ':,e small
,hangc l,fs- Leaving his wife at tho
station he rushed downtown to tho
office and explained affairs to the CASH
ter, who gave him the money needed to
garry OH. his plans. Tho Tur began
With a later train, and the wallet was
recovered all ri int The cashier thought
the story too good to keep; and when
the young ui.n came back it was always
his t:--- - #" for veal
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-12
A POT OF GOLD.
five Thoueand Dollars Uncarthsd Fron
Under an Old Stable.

five thousand Dollars Uncarthsd From
Under an Old Stable.
On the old Rupert homestead, Just
West of Argentine. Kas., w.s found u
pot OF gold. and by actual count the pot
contained $1,000 in coins ranging from
81 to $50. John Rupert and James Hal
ioway were excavating for barn foIn-
dation on the site Of an old stal L.. Eu-
pert's pick struck something hard.
nd few moments work dis
closed an iron kettle Of ahout
Eve gallons capacity and covered
with an iron lid. When the lid was fn-
ally knocked of a shining heap OF gold
was re.calcd. There were coins Of vari-
Qua valncs many Of them Of dates pre-
ceding the Mexican war, and none cf
them later than 1854 II is believed
that the pot Of gold was buried by the
owner during the troublesome border
time just preceding the opening of the
ciril war. and it Is probable that the
owner Was killed.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-12
KICKED TO DEATH.
post-Mortem Revelation of the Hor-
ror in tire Richmond, iHd., Asylum.
Luuss Mashed tn Mass OF Jelly, While
the Ribs We're Erokoa t0 Frzs.
mentS lseflr0 D0ath.

Dr. W. II. Fletcher, -x-supcrintend-
ent of tho Cortral Hospii.l for the In
sane. called as an expert in the second
post mortrm over the remains of Patient
flount, killed by Attendant Woods. Of
the Richmond, Ind, Asylum. returned
TO Indianapolis Monday night. In his
report, which has been forwarded TO tho
WAYNE County Grand Jury, he says that
the post-ufortem showed eight ribs were
broken. two on the right side and six on
The left side of tine chest Or rib on
tho left SIDE had penetrated .nc lung
covering. ard had caused acnte p!eu-
risy on that ~iGe. Tie left lung
hal tvSn >2a.lutely mashed aad
pumnrle,l It'll it was gorged with
blood and resemblcd a piece Of liver
Tho ribs were fractured in several
places. some of them disarticalated at
the breast hone and tie same riLs
and Cnc-half inches from the first dis
articulation Tho fract, res followed .
series Of direct blows. all coming out
side the Ghost The muscles. fat. skin
and bleed on the left side were all jrl.i-
fed. The base Of the skull Showed .
fracture Of twenty-!our years. standing,
which fracture was the origin of his
disease--general parc.is. DR.. Fletcher
ala nosed his disease as such eighteen
months ago. when Efount N as under his
care. DIR. Eowlss. ~hO assisted at tho
post smortru,. attended Blount when ho
received the injury twrnty-four years
ago by his horse running away. The
bones at tho base Of the skull were dis.
eased and the front part Of the brain
was softened; otherwise all The organs
were sound in a healthy condition. Al.
though the brain had shrunlsen, weigh
irg but forty ounces, the inter spaces
scmbling grare Jelly. DIR. Fletcher re-
ports that the injuries were undoubtcd-
iy the cause of Blount's death. While
Eluunt's intellectual faculties were all
gone. that portion OF the brain con-
trolling tho digestive and motor parts
was intact; but DR.. Fletcher ex-
presses the belief that Blount
would have died in six mon rs.
as parcsis would in time cause paralysis
Of the muscles Of the l.rnyx and bring
on a IA al termination by starvation and
inanition. The grand jury. after
weeks laT or investigating the killing Of
Jay Blount ct tho insane asylum. Rich
mon1. on September 20, concluded its
iabOrs Monday evening and returned an
Indictment charging James A. Wood
with murder in the second degree The
defense will claim self-defcnse. and an
attempt made to impeach uannan, the
prosecuting witness.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-12
BOILER ExPLOStOa.
FGnr Mon Fatally Injured and Severa
Others Sell,IeH.

Fonr Mon Fatally IRIur-d snd Several
Others Seil,Ied.
: serious explosion occurred at tho
ro.:ing mills of the Portage Iron Com
rany, located at Dunransville, seven
miles south Of Altoona, Pa Shortly
after o'cI OK Thursday evening one OF
the three large boilers In the tcn-inch
mill exploded from an unknown cause.
and the report could be Plainly heard
for miles around. Those fatally injured
are: James Weaver, aged twenty-eight,
badly scalded, skull! fractured and cut
a ont face: Samuel Flick, fireman, aged
forty-eighs years, married, scald' d al'ont
fa.-, and body; VIM. Miller, aged thirty
L,e.,rs. married. I :ly scalded; theodore
0rth. puddler. scalded and horribly
n. .angled. Several others. whose names
arc unknown. were slightly scalded.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-12

C;ncinrati accommodation ienyes Z,nrs-
will ): 5 Il liz daily exc,pt Sunday: New
ark 1:2q; arrives columbus at S:3a Il ni.
Gin inhaii iI.l5 y. IN.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-12
A Safe Investment.

l. .,,,.. which IL yaurantre'f I"
br,ry ,na -nrisi rtOry results, "r
IN case of taIiurs ., return of pp'
cha e price. On this SAFE plan
"u can huy from our "dver' 's-d
Druggist u butte of Dr King y
New Discovery tor Consumption.
Il is guaranteed tu hrin. relief in
e.ery ease. wnrn used for anv AZ
irr.inn ct Throat. Lungs ur Chest I,
S,r.h us Consumption, "f LuLg*.
ur.n.bit.s. Asthma. Wh".ping
trush. Group etc. etc. ~ fs
plensnni nd a.rrenb!e :" tas'r.
rprs-r ~ safe. and r.n always br
dep, n.led upon. Trt b":tles
free
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-12
E;cSant ,;ov. ties "a Lamps.

/ Tho wonan OF fashion who burns
nidnigh; oil does 1t IN most dainty style
at present. Ear night laalo, IL she has
the newest, viii be vase of royal Hor-
eestcr mounted il silver, with sbadc OF
perforated silver .iacd wish &C. be: glass.
New lamps O: royal copper in corloina-
tioa with FURNISHED silver are truly AZ
s;st;c; the dull. pin.i;sh red tintof tho
copper surface being especially pleasing.
La,np shaGes OF opalescent glass are
Suitable with these lamps. Copper in I'll
Its tones seems to be favorito metal for
lamps, smoking sets, mirror frames and
toilet articles, xrd is even sccn in belt
buckles. bangles sir Iles, l:a: plas and
SaNclei co;.tS
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-12
WITH THE
hest 1Lcrtreh IL d i elifte MAJ
ket htpolts Il.nied.

l." ..ai 1871 i'i"n,-.s to -
81, II .i,a ib,. - ri h I'm.
bti ai,io.t3 ~ NJ u -P"P'-i e. ,h,' =
it.r Rlii>tHi. wrrki, l'r-i -
me ), -. Dr u,'.'raih' a..i J.
,,,t,.t- Ih /, U..i.n, r. a.n 49, e.
r.....ain> tM-itr fa.r>. ~ isnnr
it,.ui. han H.. u>H;.! IT, al ns'h
,is. " .iu iur,e.>icv ia.a.ine
~ gathering and pun IL: tn"
I,.w-, il All meet Tive ,trn,,hI-
al he e.. M IT. year aud sn,"i'nir
ami Interest H. readers IT. never
h-inIp.
POLITICAL. - The r'n-ing
Yea, ;.a> hem rr"w ned h nn
,,araiIrlrri Drn""ra,ir ,i"'"r'r>
~ I'll. Stale an.l nation. W: b
l." h.w ve,u ti"N -Iu"r P"iii-"i.
viii .nItt np his duties. The
ur.,uuH uu,k ~ 'l.t, great ;.rr-i
.,.ui,a; hailie oI 1892 wilt ie lai.i
,hi- war. t!"nci--> Ttd he
State legislature will ie IL >s>
Ion. The Weekly P,,>I will
sa,hrr all he p"iilirai news ="
import: ., u" every wril-sni"rm
cd Democrat. and will discus.
-urcret eac!. ",her.
MEMS We challenge cnm-
pari>nn with The c.'msp'e'- rtr"ia
ui The worlds history We give
each week. t'nrrr>pnnt't nee
ir,.in the n:iinhai aud State rapl
al. New Y nk au.i .Ihri Am.r
,nr ..,.l-> a. we'll a> iI,m E"tuin
J., abe Mrii.r. Viii add great
interest iussii,ls ,l.na,'n,.n' L.,
i ME IKE ,it.sT,sr'iUn,~n m'h ans
! rr-,!-.
TIE MARKETS The Week
liy l'n>, H., ,.ai> has had Il 81
puIa,.un With riiurii, AID ely
ut..rrnan.s down III. ia, ~
pub l,'ati"n. l.. cal h. an'! pr"
in... markets aIe e-t.ritiisA
..,.ii,.n. .'iri
PREMIUMS Ii is smtn>-ib''
| .u a.. i;;...r Ia th,- a;,ii.,urr. epi
.ur t,.n,uu liz ln smhc'I'r'S
! >-,i,i L., a J.n-Iai card :ot coy"
| i h. Ill i;,ciu,lr- valuable book
| . ,,u.i a.. ,..;- !, t,ye ,t.;t,,p~
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-12
Remarkable Rescue

Mrs Michuef Curtain. Plain
field. NJ. makes the statement that
She caught cod. Witch settled "r
Der iumS-: she wus :reuie.i i"r II
n"n,l, b. her f'ui.y physician.
but "rrw wnrsr He tn'd hei she
w.sa huu.elrss victim oi c"ns,I.n..-
ton and that nn medicine cnnhi
cue her. Tier druggist s"g
ursted pr Kings New Disco, cry
i"r t'"nsr niIh 'on: she 'oaght Il bot
p and Ia her delight found her.
self ht NJ f Ell trnm Tie tirst i"s.
-. r.Rti ned ifs use nn.i after
sakir. ten Imit'es i"nnd her
SELF s.u,,ri nmf well. and d'es her
own h nseu.sk nn,l is as w"l' M
sh- ever rns Free ,ri I ht,lcs
Large bntiies 3nr nt,l 81 On.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-12
The IfeSailn l'rlH.

Farmer ard grain growers report that
the lBe- sian fly has made an attack or
early sown wheat. and the indications
are that September wheat is doomed.
Reports Of NEST damage come from o.
t:,wa County. kas.. Fayettc, tass AMI
jackson Counties. Mo. 1t is believed
that the damage is general, and that all
the FALL wheat will be destroyed by the
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-12

Rev. F. NJ. Shrout. Pastor United
Br-th-rn Church. Blue Mound. Kan,
says: IL feel il my duty to tell what
wonders Dr. Kings New Discovery
has done tor ne. My Longs we're
badly diseased. and my paris hionsrs
though could only live few weeks
took i've huiiles OF DR.. Kings New
discovery and mn sound AMI well,
gaining 2i lbs. in weight" Aurher
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