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It Cures Nervousness.
CHAPPELEAR's
S a r S a p a rlll a


NELSON. o., Mar. 1st. 1898.
The VIM. NJ Chappelear & Sons
Go.
Gentlemen.-Permit me to in
FORM YOU that the six bottles OF
happelear's Sarsaparlila you sent.
me has done The work most
thoroughly. I have been afflicted
in many way S, the principal cause.
| persume, was impure blood. !
was troubled with constipation,
Torpid Liver, and diseased Kid
neyS; this brought on nervous pros
tratiOn aud a 2. neral break down.
Hearing about your curing 20
many with happeleal's Sarsap-
arilla, concluded 10 try it; this
is the way came 10 send 10 you.
Well, took ii as directed, and l
got better right way; by the time
| had taken the SIX bottIes, | was
well, and now feel like another
person. hope you will succeed
IN getting evervbndv 10 try
Chappelear's Sarsaparilla. If it
does all as much good as it did me,
it will be money we'll invested.
Yours,
JOHN LUCAS.
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Geography.
w. Z. ENGLE,

w. Z. ENGLE, Ex.
I. What ia the difference between
2 river basin and river bedi
2. What two meridians divide the
earth into an Eastern aud Western
Hemisphere
3. To what races do the iuhabi.
tants of the U. S. belopgg
4. Distinguish between an abso-
Lutte and limited monarchy.
5. Which are the FIVE largest is
lands in the world
6. Of what use are mountains?
Z. What il the area and the popu-
lation of Ohios Of Hooking County,
8. Define Delta, Estuary, Water
shed, Oasis.
Q. Compare the United States and
Brazil with reference to area, popu-
lation and government.
10. What is the area of Alaska
What is its chief value to the U. S.?
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A Leader.


Since its first ID PRODUCTION,
Electric Bilters has gained RAPIDLY
in popular favor. until now it is
clearly IN the lead among pure
medicinal tonic and Alternatives
containing nothing which permits
its use as beverage or lntOXicant.
i, is recognized as the best and
purest medicine Tor all ailments of
Stomach, Liver and kidneys.-1t
will cure Sick Headache Iudiges-
tiOn, Constipation and drive Mala
ria from the system. Satisfaction
guaranteed with every bottle or
money refunded. Price so cents
per bottle al + llarringtob's.
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A Merry Christ mas and a New
year 10 all,

Following their custom for years
past, the Ohio Central Lines Ct L
o c aud X Il M Rys) will sell
account of Mid Winter Holidays.
tickets from Dec. 80, 10, Jan with
return limit in all cases Jan. End,
at rate of one and one-lhird fare
for the round trip 10 all points in
Ohio, Indiana, Lower Peninsula
Of Michigan and the Virginias.
Gall upon any agent of the O c
Lines for rates, time of traius, etc
etc,
MOulion Honk.
Genl Pass Agent,
Toledo o.
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Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will
surely do you good, ii you have a
Cough. Cold, or any trouble with
Throat Chest or Lungs, DR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds is guaranteed
10 give relief, or money will be
paid back. Suffers from La Grippe
found it just the thing and under
its Use had speedy aud perfect
recovery. Try sample bottle at
our expense and learn for yourself
how good n thing is. Trial bot tie
Tree at + Harringlon's Drug Store.
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OUR LITTLE
MEN AND WOMEN
THE BEST MAGAZINE FOR
BEGINNERS IN READING

BEGINNER IN READING
"A DOZEN GOOD TINES"
by the author of LADY GAY" will
tell sbont the exceptionally bright, mer
ry children. MARGARET JOHNSON will
make the charming pictures.
CLINTON SCOLLARD will contribute
verses for hor reading and to spea. in
school GRETA BRYAR will tell shout
electricity FANNlEA DEANE will
describe Natural History wonders
Our kindergarten,
4 neW department (six Or eight
pages each month"; under the care OF
MISS SARA Z WlLTSE the well known
kinde .garten authority, will be introduc
ed. No technical instruction will be
undertaken; but the children will be
given the best of Froebels beautiful
training.
Well known authors will write poems
and stori IS to be proiusely illustrated by
favorite artists.
Sample copy for z cts. IN stamps
Price 81 W u year; 10 els a copy.
ID. LOTHkOP co. Publishers,
Boston, Mass
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Grammar.
w e ENGIE. r.,

w E ENGLE, Ex.
/. Define emphatic form. Give a
synopsis of the verb 90 in the en-
phatic form.
2. How do you distinguish rela-
tive from interrogative pronouns.
3. What is the difference between
gender and sex'
4. What are the several offices
which a participle may perform!
illustrate.
5. Form sentences illustrating the
different lenses of the subjunctive
mood.
6. Write a sentence with clause
iii apposltion with its subject.
Z. Define conjugation. Synopsis.
s. Diagram; Learn well to kuoy
hoO much need not be known.
And IOltGt that knoweledSe Which
impairs your sense.
9 and 10 Parse italicized words
in No. s.
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SOUTH BOUND.

The Buckeye Flyer is the Business Mans
Train to Chicago, fitted with elegant Far-
or Cars ami the easy Pullman Sleepers.
Through Pullman palace sleeping car
on night trains to Columbus and Chicago
The only liner unnlng through purlVr cars
between Toledo, and Columbus,
seat fare only p cents.
Rates via the Buck ~ e Route are always
as low as via any other line.
For rates maps and other Information,
call on g, w, Schwenke. Ag't. al Logan. or
write w. H. FISH Err, General Passenger
and Ticket Agent, Room IL, Deshier Block,
Columbus, Ohio.
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$5, $l0a nd 500. Genuineh; on
federate Bills only 5cts each s5G
and 500 bills 10 cents eac. 25
and SOC shinplasters 10 centseach
81 and 50 bills 25 cents each. Sent
securely sealed on receipt ofprice
Address, has y Barker. 30 5
Forsyth ST., Atlanta, Ga.
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TEST QUESTIONS
Submitted to the teach
ers' Of Hooking Co.
Saturday Nov. .1S,
1898.
U. 8. History.
J w FILING, Ex.

d w ll.lNG. LA.
l. What discovery was made in
1913? In 1884? In 1918? In l54ll
In I809"
Z. What inducements led Europe.
ans to go to America?
3. (a) Who was the Indian Apos-
tie? (b) What was the lost COLONY of
America.
4. (a) What colonies formed a
union in 1913: (b) What were the
objects of this unlons
). What States are named after a
king or queen!
=. What States dill not vote. for
Wash ingtoR for President, and why
I. What were the Alien and Sc
dltion laws?
8. State the causes which led to
the Mexican warl
.. When ard where was fought
the battle of Shiloh! Who command
ed!
10. Name the Chief Jxstices O
the U. S.
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Physiology.
f. NJ. GoRDEN, Ex.

+. NJ. GoRDEN, Ex.
@ Your writing will be graded
from this branch.
/. What have you done to prepare
yourself for teaching?
2. What is the object of punish
ment in SCHOOL,
}. Name some of the qualities of
the good teacher.
4. What are you engaged in dnr-
ing recess?
S. What are the advantages and
disadvantages Of concert recitatious?
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21
Important Notice.

All persons purchasing prayer
hooks, hymnals and bibles before the
18th. of December, can have name
printed in gold upon the cover,
FREE OF CHARGE. f. Harring-
ton. Diet
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Everybody Will Now Save Money.

Not because The Silver Bill has
been repealed, or account of the
election of Governor Mckinley but
because the Columbus, Hooking
Valley and Tnledo Railroad have
made a reduction of ten per cent
On all round trip local fares be
teen stations of this popular Line.
Tickets are limited to 80 days. G.
W Schwenke agent Buckeye
Route. w Ii Fisher, q T 1T A
Columbus o.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21

A friend in need is a friend in
deed, and not less than one mill
ion people have found just such a
friend in DIR Kings ew Discovery
for Consumption,coug and Cold.
II you have never used this great
Cought Medicine, one trial Will
convince you that it has wonder
full curative powers in all diseases
of throat chest and lungs. Each
bottle is guaranteed to do sit that
it is claimed or money refunded
Trial bottle free at + arrington's
Drugstore, Logan Ohio.
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Theory.
j. w. FILtSG.

J. w. FLING, E1.
l. Describe the articulation of
the skull with the spine?
2. (a( What are the uses of the
akin? (b) How Is the cuticle formed!
8. (a) What three kinds of food do
We need? What is assimilation.
4. To what is the coagulation of
the blood due, AMI Of what use is
coagulation?
5. (a) When is the entire ossifca.
ton of the bones completed: (b)
Describe the eye.
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Narcotics
w. f. ENGLE. e.

w. f. ENGLE. Ex.
What is a po.sou9 Why is alco.
hol classed as poison?
2. Is smoking more injurious than
chewing? Why?
3. What are the elements of to
bacoo? Why are clgatettes especi
ally harmful
4. What is a narcotic? A stimu-
lants
5. How does alcohol affect the
blood?
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21

The Pythian Sisters, will give a
Martha Washington supper and
entertainment. on New Years
Night Jan 1s', | o o + Hall, Ad
mission I0cls, Supper 2Octs. All in
,ited,
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salvs ,in the world for Cuts,
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21

If you want a Monument
Or Tombstone, Lime. Plaster
of Paris or Cement, you
should call on
,sv.ss.t,, EIsELE & Nolan
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The GAINESVILLE Commercial Col
lege is the place to learn Rook- keep
ing, Short Hand, and Telegraphy.
New term will open Monday, Nov.
9th. Address Commercial Collie &c,
Zanesy,lle, O,
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10 the Little Folks;

Ify you are not sure Santa Claus Will re-
member you on Christmas, drop postal card
addressed to him al room 81, Deshler Block,
Columbus ohio, and we promise you that,
you shall not be overlooked. You had better
DO it any way and be sure.
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1894.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harpers weekly Is hey ond III question the
leading Journal OF America, I'm its splendid ii
lustrailons. in Its corps of distinguished con-
tributOrS. and in tue vast army of readers
In special lines, it. dra VS. on the highest or
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and training To treat the leading topics of the
bay. IN fctiO; he most popular story writer's
contribute e TO Zts columns. superb drawings
sy the foremost artsts illustrate its special
articles, stories and every notable event of
distinguished m en- und women who are ma
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atten t'On in given to the Army and Navy,
Am te lr SpOIt, and Music and Drama by dis
tingTIguisiIed expIrts, In II word Harper y
Weekly combines the news feature of the
dali, paper and the artistic and literary
quantities of the magazine with the soiu crit
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1891.
Harper's Bazaar.
Illustrated.

Harper'~ Bazaar is q Journal for the home
II gives the fullest snd latest information
about flsbiOns; and its numerous illusLIa-
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last page Is famous u budget of wit and
huniOr. In its weekly issurs every thirs is
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s.IieS ior 1894 will be written by William
Black ana Walter Besant. Short stories Will
ne written ny Mary b. Wilkins, Maria Louise
Hool, Ruth McEnery Stuart, Marian Hur-
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dry. and other interesting topics will re-
ceive constant attention new series Is
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TERMS,

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All goods shipped at purchasers
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ON all bills when due
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Why Suffer 2
YOU can be Cured

Thousands are suffering with
Torpid Liver-the symptoms are
Depression of Spirits, Indiges-
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The volumes of the Bazaar begin with the
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When no time Is menti, n al, subscriptions
will begin with the number current at the
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York.
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1894.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED

HARPE2'S MAGAZINE for 1894 will
mai IA tain he character that has made it the
Among the results of enterprises under
taken by the publishers, there will appear
during the year superbly illustrated parers
on India by Edwin Lord Weeks on the Jap
nnes. Sen-ons by Alierd Parsons; ;on PARIS
hy Richard Harding Davis, and on Mexico
by Fredrick Remington.
Among the other notable features of the
year will be novels by George Du Mar riel
and Charles Dudley Warner, the personal
"reminiscences OF william d. HowellS, and
short stories of Western frontier life by
owen Wister. Short stories will also be- con
rrihufed by Brander Mathews, Richard
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E lria Stuart, n ~ Laurence Alma Tadema
George \ HibDard, Quesnay de Bctueplire.
Tnonas Nelson Page AMI others. Articles
on topics III current Interest viii he cUutri-
huted by DISTINGUISHED peciliStS.
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Harper's PeriO IDEALS.

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Harper's periodicals..

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HarperS Periodicals.

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M EFFECT mar 2Tst. 1888.
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Address. HARPER & BROTHERS NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1893-11-24
RODMAN G.. MOTLTON.

Rodrnan q. Moulton old-time New-Yorker.
died on Wednesday at the home OF his nephew.
Frederick f. Steel in Sparkill. after protracted
Illness aged seventy-siX years The funeral Will
take place tomorrow. at Chrst's Church. Sparkill.
Mr.. Mouton one OF the earliest directors OF
the Mutue, Life Insurance Company. In this
citv which was organized between forty and
nfty years ago and until 1883 he was director
and general sales agent for the Delaware and
Hudson Canal and Coal Company. Half century
ago he was a member Of the drygoods firm OF
Mosier Tweedy & Co. whose place OF business
was IN Wall-st. When Henry \. Smythe was
Collector Of the Port OF New-York. Mr. Moulton
was his deputy When the Rebellion broke out
he was IN Manchester England. on business ar
fairs Aided BY some other patriotic Americans.
he purchased q battery OF artillery. which was
smuggled to NewYork in the guiae Of merchan-
disc and for this act he and the friends who
helped him received the thanks OF Congress.
Mr.. Mouton native OF Leeds. Greene
County and was on terms OF personal intimacy
with President Arthur.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-24

THE BEETHOVEN STRING QUARTET.

Pending the opening Of their campaign oy MI
Brodsky and his associates In January Ne"-ioi.
is dependent on the Beethoven String quartet ior
its concerts OF chamber music by local h'"Sts.
The club. which has Mr.. Gustav Dannreu'her a'
its head has labored faithfully and WIN oe'o''oh
to high ideals for years. and 1t was pleas
ant thing to observe at the first concert Vi us
eighth season last night that 1t has gaiieu
clientele encouraging in numbers and apprecialNe.
The concert was given in the tastefuiy ues'sneu
and chastely decorated hall OF the Mehne'ssohH
Gee Club. at No l19 West Fortieth-st.-a music
room which offers every advantage 10 en'e''a'"
ments OF this character. The programme cons'Stsu @
Of Schuberts Quartet for Strings IN r-i,aJo', ~: ~
llG: a cavatina and mnuet. also for nu'f raor3
strings. by A. de Castil,on and 5enJainii. III
and quintet In B-fat major. ioT paiioiTTh, IT. az az
strings. by the Italian pianist Sgainpa,l; oh,,
snort middle numbers were musical - go r,a,,,
ously inserted in the scheme for the sake vi
and dversion and they needed ior WIN ~
due Difference to the genius OF SchuoS,a az" I.a,ian
unpuestioned talent of LsZts iavorie i.ai,aI nna.
pupil. IL must be confessed that ther IohE WIZ
subjected the audience to considerable OF suai,.
The schubert quartet has thc pronN..tS ,nstrr
of the characteristics of that master instru- "
mental works but us melodies are wanting IN
pregnancy. and for charm 1t is much rieI,I a ~, ~
the Quartets in A-miror and D-nlnor. oshnpsst. =.
quintet challenges respect for the serious",, ~, oe,n
plan. but IL has many waste places, ana 700 oiten
the listener is kept wondering why tne ssi''seu M -,
instruments were enlisted at all. since tneNy say
nothing which is not more fully and enectiyeiy ex-
pressed by the pianoforte. Mrs Dalnreuo a.
sisted the club In this number ana ti,e P ~, LII.
ance here. In the music when preceusu - sa'e
evidence OF great care and inteinge"ce ]" ''''
New-York tribune., 1893-11-24
PRINCETON CLUE ELECTS OFFICERS.
FIRST MEETING OF THE sEAsON-A GRIIL-GooM
SUPPER FOILOws rI,siNFSS.

FIRST MEETING OF THE sEAsoN-A GRIILEooM
SUPPER FOLLOWS rIsiNEsS.
The Princeton Club OF New-York held its first
meeting OF the season at the Brunswick Hotel last
evening. and most OF the Princeton men in New
York attended The regular election OF officers
Tor the year took place. and. In addition social
feature was added In the shape OF a gr-room
supper. The election resulted as follows: Presi-
dent. Adrian II. Joline 20: vice-presidents. Hugh
l.. Cole. 49, Spencer Trask &c: Charles Scribner.
10; Charles f. Green. 60: John w. Atken. 60; John
Z. Ten Eyck, IS Wilton Merle Smith. II: Execu-
tive Committee. expires. 1885, Tracy II. Harris.
"; Henry NJ. Alexander, jr.. '9o Robert Brodges.
"; Thomas $. Young, jr.. n treasurer, Clinton
l.. Blair. 80; secretary Robert Kelly Prentice. 81.
Robert Kelly Prentice, secretary Of the club.
submitted his annual report He reviewed the
meetings OF the club generally. spoke of the ap-
preparation OF 800 made by the club to a Princeton
propaganda carried by the club, and of the
slCo offered a prize the freshman passing the
highest entrance examination at NewYork. and
sa1 That the club had again captured the Stinneckc
prize OF sl,JD. He called attention to two death5
curing the last year, James Frederick Stebbns
ard Jares Mcintosh Cox. The membership of the
ciub at the present time was 81. ,,
NJ sloane spoke briefly on matters OF present In
trrest at Princeton Prominent Princeton men pres
ent were William B Hornblower. NJ. Taylor Pyne.
Henry F. Osborn. Oliver Hartman. Jr. John J.
Mccook, Arthur B: Turnure. William Allen Butler.
ord 'ns Fsf White Dr. Richard W s H. S SS 3 eSs g y SSy
Plny Fisk. James y; Townsend; Arthur II. Scrib.
ner. j. S: Morgan. Robert Edwin Bonner. Robert
rdEss phern Eewrds G r. snnnS Ra M W,on
Merle Smith. J. ID. G. Thurston, William X. Wilder
DR.. Henry ID. Chaplin.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-24
Mr. RENO DOES NOT NAME HIS CART ,LIsrS

j. W. Reno the inventor Of the Reno I'ndergroun nj
Rapid Transit System has not yet given the names o,
his capitalists 10 the Rapid Transit Commission NJ
Reno at the meeting OF tho commission on Nor day
said tha. lie had capitalists behind him who would
undertake TO build the road II the commission would
Reno for the OF the who were willing
bear the expense Mr.. Reno replied tha. he would
give them TO Mr. stenway the day before the nes /,
meeting OF the commission The mex. meeting was set
for to-day at o'clock. Yesterday afcrnoo, when MI
Reno was seen in his Office by reporters said he wol
call on Mr. S.einway evening. did call there
last evening" but he did not leave the names OF any
OF his capitalists
Il was not Disappointed said Mr steinway to
Tribune reporter after Mr.. Reno had gone II did not
have much faith IN Mr.. Renos capitalists lie told
me that the men no behind him did not wish 10
have their given out. and that they did not de-
"Do you know whether Mr.. Corbin Is likely n appear
commission again with his plan for an under
ground system?' asked.
Il think 1t quite probable tina; he may appear before
again.
Nothing definite is known respecting the published
that Austin Corbin IL interesting himself rapid
transit matters and will submit plan the meet
ing Of the commissioners to-day. NJ Corbin refused
TO make any statement yesterday Some OF his friends
say that they didn't credit the report