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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-08-04

BALTIMORE q
ID OHIO r ALL
ROAD schedule in
effect May p, 1892.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East BOund-New,
York, week d ay s.,
- OS, - 40, - Al, 30 81
a m, +l2 "a, - 80, - IS,
II 30 D m. Sundays,
% CS, 1888, 40 -, a
m, +l2 "A. T. 90, IS 80.
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-03-16
A VAULT WANTED.

From our Special Correspondent
To the voters Of Penfeld wish to put
this question; What do you think of build
ing vault in our cemetery
Dure the past year there has been some
improvement begun which we hope will
be continued as the ground becomes set
tied, and along with this improvement
why not haYe vault
Trustees Of Penfeld, why mol have
vote on this question at the coming cleo
tion!
Why do we need to be 81 much behind
the adjoining townsY Why do we any
longer need TO have our neishborine
iownsmen saying TO US "Have you not got
a vault in Penfeldt Why don't you build
onep You have two or three churches.
have you not, but no vaultp Yes, two or
three churches, and none Of them half
filed on Sundays. Whyi Because peo-
pie won't go 10 church, but will 20 70
cemetery, place to which all must 20,
sooner or later: and no vault We build
churches and furnish them, as we'll as our
own homes, with modern furniture and
improvements and why should we not
furnish our cemetery with just as essential
conveniencesf Do not let us rob one for
the sake OF the other.
Voters, let each and every one take an
interest 10 this matter and each cast, and
see that his neighbor casts. vote in favor
Of this one enterprise, which is not for the
benefit Of few, but for The good Of all.
Let MS have a good, substantial building
one that will be an honor 10 the town and
10 us, and place from which we can be
assured no wanton hand can take or dis
tnrb the remains of our departed friends.
A VorER. Z
PESFrELD, o., March 10, '02. t
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PENFIELD.


MARCH 14.-Arthur Lewis has begun
his clerkship at j. NJ. Starts.
Mrs. Frank Dawson, who has been quite
sick ioeeome time, was on the gain at last
report
Miss Annie Goodyear goes to Lorain
this week, where she is 70 engage in dress
making.
Thane Knapp, who has been very sick
for the past two weeks, Is improving slowly.
Rev. G. A. Reader preached a very good.
practical and interesting sermon yester-
day morning from the text Remember
the Sabbath day to keep 1t holy" He
showed that the sabbath was not only q
divine institution ordained by God for his
own praise and glory, but that mans con-
stitution requires one day in seven for rest
in order 10 keep his physical and mental
equilibrium in perfect balance.
Room, for the scholars rooml The
scholars of the center school have been
studying subtraction and diminution by
object lessons. Their school of forty6ve
has suddenly decreased tc seventeen; but
II our sojourns on this whirling mundane
sphere are increased and prolonged other
changes will be brought under our observ-
ations. UNo.
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HUNTINGTON.

MARCH 14-Mrs. W. NJ, Smith aud
daughter from Centerton are spending a
few DAYS at the home of her parents.
The Center school will close with an
exhibition on Saturday evening OF this
week.
Mrs. Arthur Coles brother Mr.. Stein.
metz, Of Orange, is visiting her.
Mr.. Sheets, of Ashland, is visiting his
sister Mrs. A. Finkle.
Mark Palmer has moved onto Deacon
Vests farm.
Mrs. Arthur Boice Is visiting in Lodi.
Mrs. Skunk, of Norwalk, is visiting her
sister Mrs. Russell.
Louis Myers, from New London, visited
friends In town last week.
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La GRANGE.

MARCH 14.--Our town is on boom.
@. L. Gott was In Cleveland last Monday
on business.
Mrs. L. E. Cragin is visiting in Cleve-
land this week.
c. {. Manville is able to be out again
after several weeks sickness.
L. B. Robbins will assist Kelner &
Wolcott in their market this year.
The contract for lighting the street
lamps was awarded to Ed. Beaver.
]. W. Sigsby and family will move to
Mentor, o., In the near future.
Good houses are in demand. Why don't
some Of our enterprising citizens build a
few 10 rent.
Reuben Curtice will cut meat at w. d.
Merriam's market the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Willis have returned
from visit to their old home in Litch-
field.
Horace Beaver will move onto the G. H.
Cragin farm In Grafton in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Brinsmade were in
Cleveland last week.
The Republicans of this township will
meet in caucus next Thursday evening for
the purpose of placing in nomination
suitable persons to be voted for at the
spring election. Democrats and Farmers
Alliance, go thou and do likewise.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Willis have returned
from recent visit to Litchheld
Miss Cassie Kelner recently gave a
sugar party to the members of the Junior
League. 1t was happy gathering.
X.L.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-03-16
BRIGHTON,

MARCH 15.-Died, Saturday, March II,
Mrs. Charles Greene. Funeral Wednesday.
Mrs. Elbert Hall, Of Cleveland, was In
town last week.
The meetings at the NJ. e. church hays
closed.
Mr.. Bond has his saw.mill in operation
again. SAN.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-03-16
NEWS FROM ABOUT US.
NOTES FROM THE SPECIAL COR
RESPONDENTS TO THE
ENTERPRISE.
About Che Recent Happenings and
Special Events in Their In
mediate Vicinity.
PITTsFIELD

I
MARciI 14.--March continues TO roar
like lion.
Miss Agnes Whitney is visiting in Mas
sillon
F.C. Hhitneys children have been hav-
ing the Scailet rash, but are better now.
Died. % the 9th inst, Mrs. Ira Whitney,
at the adyanced age Of "a years. The fu.
neral Nas held on the 18th, conducted by
Rev West Of Oberlin,
It's iomored that j. F. Worcester has
sold lilS place to Marshall Sherburne, the
sale 70 te closed Aprll1
Mrs. lobert Sheffield is qaite sick. She
has ba'p in very poor health for num-
Der d ears, and is q great care for her
sons l,pple. She has been with her son,
F.B. 615fleld, the most of the time since
her hus|and died, few years ago.
The board OF education met on the 9Th
inat. and decided by resolution to prose-
cute NE case now in court still further,
not being satisfied with the results. There
is one hing that We think they will be
satisfied with II they carry it far enough,
and that Is that they will have large bill
Of costs Tor the taxpayers to pay. The
members seem to be we'll trained, as they
como and go:or sit down at their masters
hiddipg 1t is reported that one Of the
mainatpys remarked that 1--WE beat, but the
Judge decided against u.s."
Al ne March settlement of the town.
ship the trustees found that the receipts
for the year for oil funds we're $l93O60; /;
expenses for all funds $853.77; balance on
hand, March Z. $l276S3. There were 2O2
grounding scalps presented in the year,
also tie heads Of 1862 English sparrows.
The trustees have done considerable bust
ness InIlhe past year. and the taxpayers
may well feel proud TO have the affairs Of
the township in such competent hands.
0nl fellow townsmen, Volney McRob-
erls and d. W. Davis, annnouncen in near.
" ~ Republican papers of the county
as candidates for The Offices Of oommis-
sioner and auditor respectively, are both
worthy Of the positions they seek and
will, IT nominated and elected, perform
the duties OF their offices 10 the best Of
their ability. They are both good, honest
Republicans from the ground up.
The Democrats of the township held
their caucus last Saturday evening. There
was large turnout. They put in candi-
dates for the various township offices as
follows; trustee, A. W. Lake clerk, Frank
Root; assessor, Frank Sheffield; justice
Of the peace, ]. B. Barrance; constable,
Elmer Henson. They are all good men,
but train In the wrong company 10 get
there ELL"
The Congregational church society met
on the 9Th and elected officers for the en-.
suing year. +. @. West was chosen as
treasurer, Chas. Davis, clerk; F, Clifford,
S. D. Whitney, F. A. Biggs, trustees,
School In special district No. COM
mences today with Miss Ella Fulton as
teacher.
School in sub district No, has closed
We hear for xant Of pupils. There are
some Of the others that ought to close ior
want of funds.
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NEW LONDON,

NEW LONDON.
Through the Record we learn Of the
death Of two Of our former citizens.
Lemuel Townsend, of Florence, o., and
Z. F. Moore, of Plymouth, Ohio. A
number Of Masons went from here to at
tend the funeral OF Mr.. Moore, he being q
master Mason.
The North American cooperative build
ing and loan ASSOCIATION, Dayton, o., have
established local board here for bust.
ness, Organized Feb. 28th with G. B.
Post, president; Z. r. Stilson, secretary,
A. c. Kimball, collector.
We understand, Hereford has risen TO
the dignity of having post Office.
The Doctors McElHenney have return
ed from the sad mission of attending the
funeral OF their mother.
Homer johnson, of Cleveland, was home
over Sunday, Feb. 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Sherman, of FIRE.
mont, were in town on Feb. 27th.
Mrs. E, II. Flint, the bride from Cincin-
natti, has been visiting In town.
Mrs Win Taylor, of Cleveland, is call.
ing on her old friends here.
Mrs. Ne,tie Ferris has returned home.
She has been spending the winter in
Canada and Florida.
They boast of a ten pound boy at Mr..
Frye's.
Harry Hoose has been taken TO the
reform school. We trust II may be at.
tended with good to him and be warning
to some Of his associates.
The quiet Of our town has been consid-
erably disturbed the past few days by the
arrest of several parties for violating the
liquor ordinance. Said parties plead
guilty and paid their fines and costs. 1t
has brought up numerous comments, both
pro and con, and as on all municipal mat.
iers there is division Of sci tment; but
we tust the best interest OF the cummuu
ity may prevail.
The last lecture ot the course will be
given this evening by Jahu Dewitt Miller
subject, Love, Courtship a1d Marriage
Rev. JIM. Trifit bas received the ap.
pointment from Gov. Mckinley, as chtp.
lain Of the Ohio penilentiary.
Rev. J. +, W. Cooke, Of Bristol, Eng.
land, occupied the pulpit nj the Baptist
church last Sunday.
The NJ. E. Aid society met with Mrs. A,
8. johnson on last Friday March 18th.
Mill.
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"Ayer's medicines have been satisiac-
tory 10 me throughout my practice, espec-
ialiy Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which has
been used by many Of my patients, one OF
whom says be knows Il saved bis life."---
L. +. Morris, NJ. D., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Highest Of all in Leavenng Power-Latest u S Govt Report
@!a!s!!! g! Bst'9g Bsxisg7
ABSOLUTELY PURE
SULLIVAN.

MARCH 14,-Clinton Goodyear has re-
turned from Ada, where he has been at
tending the normal school the past winter.
B. & o. brakeman, Harry Lockwood,
had both of his feet cut off, Thursday
evening, at Ramney, Huron county.
Morrison and Ward, b. & o. employees,
made business trip to Akron, Thursday.
Miss Eta Smith, who has been very sick
from lung trouble, is slowly convalescing.
Anson Hyde is cutting logs for his new
barn. Arndt Brothers willdo the saving
as soon as the condition Of the roads will
allow them 10 move their mill.
Philip Kohst works steadily at his
house regardless Of weather. He has the
roof nearly completed. 1t surely requires
a great deal Of Christian fortltude to lay
shingles In such weather as we have had
for the past week. "Sees, thou man dill.
igent In his business his price Is above ru.
bies."
Mrs. Melvina Porter has returned to her
old home. Aunt Vlna has been living
with her sister, in Geauga county, the
past winter.
II is generally reported by travellers that
Sullivan section is the smothest ridden
over on this division.
The Sullivan cornet band, which has
lately been at low ebb. has been reor.
ganized, and as soon as some of the newly
installed members get familiar with the
music will discourse sweet strains as OF
yore.
Fourteen people united with the Con.
gregatiOnal church last Sunday, Rev. Ba-
ker, OF Lodi, conducting the services.
Miss Della Swartz came home from
Ada, o., Saturday, where she was attend.
ing school.
Eugene Mcconnell returned home from
school, Friday. Eugene has been taking
a commercial course at the business col.
lege at Wadsworth, q.
Mrs. Elizs Lashels, of Crestline. is al
home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
L. CLARK.
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PESFrELD, o., March i5, '09.

The great reason for the success of
Hoods Sarsaparilla is found in lis Dos
tive merit. IL cures where other prepare.
tions fail.
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Satisfaction

Is guaranteed to every one who takes
Hoois Sarsaparilla fairly and according
to directions. This is the only preparation
Of which 100 doses one dollar can truly
be said.
tE- Have you seen Hoods rainy day
and balloon puzzlof For particulars send
10 Q. l. Hood q Co., Lowell, Mass.
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T. HASKELL, Attorney
J, at-law and notary public.
Loans and collections made a
speciality. Office in bank
building.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-03-16

cAUNDERS the photogra-
y pher. Finest work and
latest styles. Copying and
charging in crayon, ink and
pastel. Crosier block.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-03-16

II. DICKSON, Attorney
j. at-law and solicitor of
American and foreign pat
ents, west side public square.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-03-16

Hoods Pills cure liver ills, jaundice
blllousness, sick headache, constipation,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-03-16

D N. GOODWIN, insur-
n, ance agent and notary
public. Deeds, wills, con-
tracts, etc, written neatly and
legally. Over Serage's shoe
store.
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DRAFT & HERRICK, flour
III and feed store. Free de-
livery to all parts of the cor
poration. Railroad street.
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Mafh fir SPLITTER.

8or iiber so abren f6on tpurbe Mrs.
Winsloip's SOOTHING Sprup bon Weilz
lionen BON Miitter,r beim 3abnem Der
&inber %angepembet. Wirft bu inn
S6lafe bur9 bas @6reien zines @inbes
geft6rt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T unb Dor
S6mer3et peint? Wenn 10, IaHe fofort
cine GIaf9e bon nMrs. @insloms Sooz
thing SDrup" bolen. Sem Wertb 1T uaz
beaablbar. gs mirb benz fleinen Qeibenz
ben fofort 2inberung berf6aFen. 8erz
laBt eu9 barauf, Miitter, es 1T feiu
3peifel bariiber. SIS BELT 9pfenterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Magen unb
bic Nieren, befeitigt Minbs& olif, err
tpei9t ben @aumen, berbinbert gntaiil1z
bung unb ftdrft bas gattae Spfem.
airs Minslops Soothing Sprup"
fur 3abnenbe ainber lit angenebm lit
@ei9mad unb bas &eeept itammt BON
einem Der beften meibli6er Mer3te In
ben Ser. Staaten. IS 1T bel alien
Druggiften in Der ganaen @elt al ga.
ben. Preis rs Cts. per Jlaf6e.
&alft ni9ts anberes als Mrs. Mins.
Ions Sootbing Sprup.
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Seras.

= Sn Mannsfielb fiibrte Elm Streit
iiber Die 2oeal Option 6rage apii6en
atDei alien Jreunben, 9r. Stepbams uub
.. q. 9onfe, gu elmer S9ieBerei, mo-
bet grlterer mebrere S9iiHe erbielt, bic
aber nidt gefdbrli9 iin6.
= Im 3. Nbenbs erf6oB Saul
Yanetpib Dor Sengelmani1s Sofal in
S9ulenburs ben grprebagenten %.
patrp. patrD fou ben 8eri9ten mad,
auerf ben @ebolper ge3ogen baben. gr
bate elm gerbdltniB nit Der S6wefer
bon g., bic er perfiibrt baben foI.
@abe Weslep, MuHim gountp
bat fi9 Der Sarmer &ugaff Warniib
ipegen bditSIi6en llnfrie6ens erbdnat.
Sie Na9ri9ten aus benz 8raaoss
tbal lanten be3igli6 Der 8aumpolle
ernte bur6aus entmutbigenb. Sn
Jolge beS anbaltenben 3egens iinb
Mfillionen bon &arpen aufgetreten
LIMB Der &egen tpdf9t bas Gift ab.
Baumpoae mirb 10 f6nea als m0alid
gepfiidt urb gum Marft gebradt, ba
ftar beflr6tet, baB bic YreiIe nod
mebr beruntergeben perben.
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Glue Srbinams.

IS lei bierbur6 bur6 BEN Stabtratb
pDn San Nntonio berorbnet, baB bic
Seftion Z Der Seitentpeg : Orbinans
6erart abgednbert merbe, baB 1ie in
3ufunft folgenbermaben lautet:
Seftion Z. Na6 Der Mnnabme
nnb 8iqigung bes 8ertdtes bes itdbti=
f9en S~ngenieurs bur6 BEN Stabtratb,
BON benz in Der Seftion 6 biefer Orbi>
1an5 bic &ebe lit, foI es bic Yfli6t bes
Wtapors fein, in 8emeini6aft nit benz
N~orftBen6en bes Iusi6ufes fir Dfemt=
li6e 8erbeHerun9en unb bes 8orlibenz
ben bes Iusf6ufes fir StraBert urlb
gruden, fofort an Der betreHenbem
StraBe unb Dor Dem @igentbum bes
betrefen6en @%ru11bbefibers, Der es ber=
ldumt o6er perna6ldffigt batI einen
Seitentpeg anleger gu lafen, ober Der
fi1 tpeigert 6as gu tbun, bic Nnlage Ell
nes fol6en Seitenpeges bur9 &ontraft
ober ionitwie anauorbnen, unb 5par in
uebereintimmung nit Der Notis, bic
benz betrehenben @i9entbiimer pber beiz
len Mgenten &C. 5ugeftelt tpurbe. 9ie
Soften Der @nlage bieies @eitemmeges
fallen benz @i~gentbiimer bes int &ebe
ftebenben @runbftides our 9at unb
Derben als Pfanb auf bas @runbfiid,
ober ben She'll zines @runbftiides ober
anf ben 8lod eingetrasen, an ben Der
betrehenbe Seitenueg angrenat.
Magenommen Mrb gebiaigt ant %.
auguit 1892.
8rDan Gallagban,
WaDpr.
s. g. @laubon, GitD Glerf.
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statarrb fam ,sidt furtrt ,uerSeu

bur4 locale appIicatipnen, ba fie ben Sit Der
Rranfbett nidt erreiden fDunen. &atarrb 1T
cine 8luts ober Contributions. &ranfbeit, nno
UNI fie gu beileu, miibt SIR innerIihe Seilmit-
til nebmen. Sails &otarrb Sur fpirb einse.
ncmmen unb uirft brett anf baS Blut unb
bic idleimise Oberfdde. Saus Ratarrbs& ur
TT feline A%uadfalber Webi;ien. Sic tpurbe
ieit Sabren bon einem Der beiten 9terste bieies
9onbes perorbnet unb lit elm reselmdbiseS
3ecept. Sic beftebt aus ben beften betannten
Scnica, p~erbunben nit ben beften 8lutreints
sungsmttteln, bic brett auf bic S1leimpbers
fldde pirfen. Die ppqfommene B%erbtnbuna Der
3fpei 3eitanbtbeile tit es, ipos fold tpuiiber.
noue HeiuItate bel Der Seilups BON 8atarrb
bernorbrinst. 2abt Gud 3emsnifie amionit
ididen.
g.. 5. @beneb & Co., Gisentb., SoIebO
.. @ertauft BON Apotbsfern, 4reis rs Gts.
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Wptis ant 0lac, ,pelAe Tprbernugcu
gegen bic Can Qlntpmip q
2lranfas Bah 8abm : @es
icIfHaft babem.

Mls Perionen, tpeI6e 6orberumgen
gegen bic San Mntonio & @ranias
paB 8abn : 8eieaf6aft ober gegeu
bic Wtahenpertpalter berieIben baben,
tperben bierbur6 eriu6t, bieielben bel
mir einaureiden unb ben n0tbigem 8e=
tpeis bafiir 81 liefern, unb 3ipar entueber
Dor ober ant 3. Sage bes fommenben
October. Seine Gorberuns mirb mad
bieiem Gage angenommen ober aflerz
fannt. S. 81. GIeming,
Wfafter in Gbancerp.
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8riifeM : Contract.

8erliegelte Nngebote fir ben 8au
Der folgenbet eifernen 8riiden (eins
f6lieBli@ Der 3usdnge) fertig our See
nubnng, merben bon benz @eri6te Der
GountDz@ ommi1dre BON 8erar COUNTY
in San Nntonio entgegengenommett
uerben big sum
Mpmtag, ben IL. September
1892, Wprmittass IL 1tbr,
gu mel9er 3eit 1ie, in 8egempart Ser
Bieter, er6Hnet perben. IS 1inb bies
folgenbe 8riifen: l1eber ben Salaboz
Greet ait Der @oliabs2 anbtraBe, unb 3
8riifen iiber bic Mebina, an bei1 2anbs
ftraBen mad 5rio @itp, SomerIet unb
Balp Mlto. Cine Der leBterer foa gez
baut tuerben, bas @eri9t pirb bieielbe
a%usmdblen. Sic profile Der betreHen=
BEN 8riiden iinb in Ser Office bes
Glerfs BON 8erar GountD ein3uleben.
Gin beglaubigter Gbed BON $500
muB iebes Nngebpt begleiten. Sod
tperben bic brei Mebi1ta : 8riiden ais
etn Mngebot betra9tet.
Sas 8eri9t bebdlt 1d fls &e6t
ppr, ems unb ale einlauteitr.n Nngez
bpte 3uriiG3utpeilen.
8er6fentli6t auf 8efebl bes County
@eri9tes.
San Mntonio, II. @uguf 1892.
g. %. McNlliner,
Gountp= &i1ter, Berar So. Seras.
@tteitirt: Sbab. SO. Smitb,
@oumtps@ lerf, 8erar Co., 5eras.
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Bir iinb beauftrast, 9errn IS. 6. 6 / als
&anhicaten fir bas @mt bes Griebens
fir ben eriten Yrecinft anSufun=
btgen. Serr Gpr eriudt Die 8iirger bon Berar
@puntb, fir i'm 3u iti,nmen.
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s il r g beriff.
Sir 8 Gterf.

&ir iinr teauftrnst, @erru Senr1 um=
heib ais aanbiboten fur baS Nn1t bes
Sifrtft GIerts pnn 8erar County ars
snfitnoisen.
Sir iino autpriiirt. 9errn y 20. g. @il.
Ito IN pn ais &anoipat fir bas Mmt bes
Oitrttt @lerfs bon 8erar county ar
3uiilnhigen. @it9 III =
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If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN S IRON BITTERS
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Der aettungs.Anfe tf su tabsn
tetas 1n9bdnbIer Mte. 9eusa els Com.
mereefrabe, Gan Aptonio, 2eras.
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wabl= Mn5eigen.
s il r 6 0 II 1tabIer.

8ir iinO autoriiirt 9errn @6as 6. Qb.
beb aIs &anbibat fir bas Mmt bes &pns
ftablers bes l. 9recinfts an;ufiinbisem
8ir iinb autoriiirt, g. u. SeffeI ais
&anbibat fir bas Nmt bes &o n~tabIers
bes l. 8recinfts BET ber beboritebenben
Nopembertpabl an3ufinbisen.
8ir iino autoriiirt, Mr. Sames SIC.
Glpsfp oils &anfibat fir bas Mmt bes
SON tablerS bes 1. grecinft ansuaeisen
Ill Sberiff.
Die .Treie Yreie" 1T ermd4tist, Serrn
Spbn q. @ampbeII als &anbibat fir
Sas amt oes Sberiffs bon 8erar @ou,,tb
an3ufinbisen.
8ir iinO %autpriii t Serrn 3. g. Mc@alI
ais @anbibet fir @ie%oerertpdbluns fir bas
Irnt ees Sberiffs bon 8erar @ountp ar,=
Sufiinpisen.
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SIR 5dute Snpeftpr.
Wir linb autoriiirt, GERM Gbas. 6.
ais &anbibat fir bas amt Ses
pdnte Snpeftors ansafiinoisen.
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f4onf TEMPER bebuntttt mutbeihnb NIT melnen Wtttteln.
Verlorene Mannbarkeit. lpw;e ait
S4Nd&tn Der 0e{MIe4t8praaue befttmnt turtrt.
Eraueu-Arankheiten psrben i'm Sau1t
esr 3ranfen Muh ctne Sniirumente furirt. Gin nuns
berppnee 6etlmttteI.
Catarrh und Krankheiten der
Aaut, heS 1lute8 uub Serssns. Ger 9eber unb Der
Niertu.
Syphilis. Das am sef4wtnpefsu unr fasraen
tttleube WettteI 2ur sarauttrt.
Observation-Disclosures ueY Nri perben tn,
rtIty no anbere 8uren miBlaugen.
Unnatuerlicher Abfiuss nth PROMPT
= esn paar 1aseu iurtrt.
3eetne Metbpoer.
!. Frete GoniuItatton in Ser Office ober per gcf
2. Gennue 1~nterfu@ung nub DtaSupfe.
3. Jebef ptrh dnf Grunb ptHtnj& oftitAer Yr.netpieu
sstsnbelt nab 5etn sber ibr Eod utrb al ipeetenem
5tubtum aema6t.
4. Diutee preiSe unp Ist&te 3abtunssbebinsunsen.
Sn ben metFen fallen tann bic Rrauiteit i'm SduIe
ee3 &ranten betanbeIt iuerben.
64retbt nm Symptom : Gornular go. /, fur Mdn.
neg.
S9retbt nm Gpmptom< Eormutar yp q, fur Erauen.
S4retbf nm Symptom GcrmuIar Np. 8, fur 9auts
fsnnftetten.
Drieft werben prompt beantipprtet. Nue @e5&dfte
5ttetm 4ebalten. Mebt5tn rtrb perbpr8en ssfaubt
AsfereHstn : BITE Banfen ben Gan antoutp.
3entf9 8efprnmen.
aQan ~aSrefire an pber fpre@e Dor Ett
y. NaHAEHAWAY, M. d.,
Etepens @ebdube, SO unb IS Nef : gpmmereefrase
Gan antcutss Te5as, etne Ereppe bod. :
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Sir 6riebensz &ihter.

OUT
8ir iinb autori1irt, Serrn Mnton Mbam
als aancioaten fir @ieberpabl fir bas 9(mt
bes SrtebenSrt9ters bes I. gre=
etntts Gie sanse Stabt nmfafenb) an3u,
finbineu. rr go
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Bir iinb altoriiirt, 9srrn 9. ". 90 c.
Nllifer als &anbibaten fit 8ieberpabl
fur bas alnt hes gomntpsSti 6terS an3,l=
fiinbisen.
@ir fins autotiitrt, 9errn 81. 8. Stam=
ftelb, bisber County SduIIuperintenbent,
als &anbioat fur bas amt bes Cunt y.
&tdterS anaufinbiaen.
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- MQes, mas in ben beffen apotbe>
fen au baben 1T, bel S obn g.. 6 0 Of,
Farmers Drug Store.