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Cambridge Herald (Newspaper) - December 24, 1885, Cambridge, Ohio Temperance Reading. A Little item. A a sad accidents to one who a was universally faked having no enemy but himself. It was Early evening. The lamps were beginning to Shine out Here and there and men and women who had finished their Days work were hurrying Home to supper. The door of a neat Little Home stood partly open. A Man was near it evidently just starting out to begin his work. A i am sorry you have to go Back to night work a his wife was saying. She looked Pale Aud troubled. A so am to he answered a but never mind dear perhaps it wont be he kissed her As he spoke and went out through the door. She looked after him with her eyes full of tears. A if lie should begin again a she said a ooh if he should a a Mamma a called a tall slender girl from the room a come and Tell me what pattern to choose for fathers slippers i want to commence embroidering them to night. His birthday Isnit very far off you a Bertha and i Are going to club together and get him that new Book he wanted Quot said another girl evidently Lier sister a we heard him speak of it and we have Money the woman turned and went into the House and shut the door. The Man went on Down the Street and was soon busily engaged at his Case away up in the highest Story of a tall building. His fingers went Back and Forth Back and Forth picking up the bits of Black Metal setting up line after line of what in the morning would appear in the great daily. Out Over the City he could see the lights beginning to Shine and gradually tile hum in the streets below him grew less and less. All about him were men working away steadily at the bits of Metal lie could hear the presses Click Click As they went on with their part of the work. The Gas flared. Now and then one of the men spoke briefly generally something about the work. Some of them went to their Coats occasionally where they Hung on the Wall and drank from bottles in the pockets. One offered his to tile silent worker beside him but he Shook his head. A what a called a a Young fellow across the room a you Given up the bottle. Monson what will happen next a the men laughed. I lie lights in the houses died out after awhile the noises on the Street grew less and less. The men went to their bottles oftener and passed them Back and Forth from hand to hand. Monson was growing tired. Ile was not As Young As he had been when he began to work at the Type and the smell of the liquor came to him As he worked and grew More and More weary. He longed for one taste just one a to help him out a a to rest yet when a lad near him took the bottle and began to taste the liquor he touched his and said a a done to i began at your age i wanted to be smart done to but tile boy laughed and drank. The hours went by and tile presses clicked louder and the noises on the Street grew less and less. A a Here Monson a said a Man coming across the room a there is some of the Best French Brandy. Just taste it i know you Are sick to night it la do you a a i done to feel exactly Well a he said seizing the bottle eagerly a a Iii taste it Only taste the fumes of the liquor had been half maddening him his old thirst had been crying out to be satisfied lie drank As eagerly As he had seized it. A that is Good Brandy a he said giving Back the bottle. The Man winked slyly at the others As he went Back to his Case. Mendon worked on. He Felt better he said to himself the Brandy had done him Good and ofter awhile he asked for another drink. The Man gave it and he drank As eagerly As before. He had drank a Good Many times by the time the last line was set up and the men were making ready to leave. It was Early morning now and the noises of that Early time in the City were beginning to be heard. Monson went to get his coat but he could not find it. Then he looked for his hat but he could not remember where he had put it. He stood holding on to the Back of a chair vaguely wondering what he should do about it when the Man who had Given him the Brandy came up. A a hello Monson a he called out a you look As though you were getting ii a Leader. Too bile now for that come men son endeavoured to let him know his dilemma. A a where a your coat a he said he was loud and noisy a a where a your coat Blest if i a ooh a Here it is let me help you on with it. There you Are come on now the boys ii ave All gone and left they went Over to the elevator. It was just coming up the Shaft. Away Down below them they could hear the engine and at one Side the presses stamp stamp As the great daily dropped away fresh and Damp from their jaws. A come on then now my boy a Calli d his companion As Monson hesitated. He Drew him on one bewildered and confused the other hilarious and loud. The elevator began to move Down the Shaft. Monson looked up and saw a door. A a Here a place a he said stepping out toward it. His companion caught his coat. It came Oft in his hand and As he stood wildly looking at it he heard Down below him something fall heavily. The great daily had a Little item a few lines crowded into its column that morning. A we regret to relate a sad Accident at the building of the morning chronicle a it said a which resulted in the death of one of our oldest and most popular employees. A at 3 30 this morning when the to printers were leaving W. Monson icing at the time in a rather confused state owing to having taken a Little Brandy for a slight indisposition stepped off tile elevator Shaft at the fourth Story falling to the basement and being instantly killed. His terrified companion attempted to save him but was horrified to find his empty coat left in his hand. A Omenson was universally liked having no enemy but himself. A the leaves a wife and three daughters who were dependent upon him for Harriman in Union signal. Its Success in Canada reports from mayors of several towns in Canada show the Success of the Scott act. Mayor Noxon of Ingersoll says a a since the introduction of the Scott act All visible signs of drinking have almost entirely disappeared from our streets before Drunken men were on our streets every Day of the week sunday not excepted. I am sure facts w ill Bear me out in saying that there is not one Glass of liquor sold in this town where fifty were sold before the act went into operation. No business has Esq coh the liquor business the difficulty in enforcing the act has not been mayor Grant of Woodstock concurs in this testimony adding a hotels run Aboin tas before and arc doing better than they expected. On Hie whole the act has succeeded As Well As its Best friends could have a a in la never drink an insult to his wife arouses a drunk turd s latent manhood. A woman came out of an ill ventilated room in a tenement House in Center Street yesterday walked Down the front Steps and sat on the last step. She was about Twenty five years old remarkably Good looking and held a Little child in her arms. She sat for some time with her head Bent. Listening to Tho Roar of the traffic which swept by. She raised her head a few times and regarded with an absent air the crowds of foot passengers who hurried to and fro without stopping and going Many of them knew not whither. One of those gorgeous Rod sunsets which scientific men can not understand was disappearing behind the Post office building and sending its rays Sla tingly Down along the Street. Not a breath of wind could be Felt and th1 liquor stores in the Vicinity were wide open As they would be in the height of the summer season. Far up on the other Side was the somber looking portico of the tombs which looked dismal and forbidding even in such a pleasant atmosphere. Moville of tin lawyers who frequent Tho place As much opposed to As in favor of Law and order passed Down the Steps and hurried on. Around the immense pillars men and women clustered in groups All speaking at the ame time and hanging on to the place As though it were a Haven. Of rest for the wearied. A a git out a they separated at once and ran Down the Steps. A poor wretch physically Well formed intelligent looking but the picture of dissipation rank no staggered Down the Steps and the Gruff policeman swinging his club airily turned and began talking to a politician. No one noticed tile incident but the politician. A a did he Register a the politician asked. A a no a said the policeman a i think he ainu to got a a a of lie had would he vote straight a a a no crooked every time. Look at him the Drunken Man was tracing a Zigzag line ii the Street. A a whew a said the politician a these Are the men who vote straight. I would have had one More majority had i known that Man a and he tickled the Stalwart gendarme under the ribs. The Man continued to stagger up Tho Street and the woman on the stoop looking accidentally across saw him. Then As if to compensate in some manner for her desolate condition she squeezed tin Little baby Over and Over again and kissed it. Tile innocent Little being stroked the mothers Cheek once or twice with its tiny hand and then with a sudden Light of memory in its eyes said pointing to a liquor store on the opposite Side a a a i think i saw papa go in the tears flowed faster Adown the Mother s Cheeks and this time she sobbed As Well As cried. Presently the Man earn out of the Saloon. Evening shadows had commenced to Darken the Street and in trying to make his Way across he stumbled across two men. He was unable to excuse himself and the two men abused him because he had made their boots dirty. Ile made a Strong Effort to Clear his mental vision and regarding the two strangers for a moment muttered to himself a a a tis very a a what a strange you old fool a a to see two dudes in these parts cd the a a sail a sail a shouted one of Tho dudes in brutal vulgarity at the same time pointing to the poor woman on the stoop who was still weeping. They crossed Over and sought to engage her in conversation. It w As nearly dark. The Drunken Man crossed the Street in half a dozen Steps and felled one after another of the i sulters. He tenderly lifted his wife and went up stairs. He was quite sober now. A will never drink again a said he pressing his wife a hands and kissing her. The wife cried tears of Joy this time so did the Little child. A explication and Good Breeding tells a remarked the policeman As he went by swinging his n. Y. Telegraph. Temperance items. During the past year seventy five new w. C. Unions have been organized in Illinois. In one year $14,300,000 were spent for liquors in Liverpool or an average of $120 per week for each Saloon. A roman Catholic Bishop recently said a it is not the English Laws the land Laws or the landlords Laws it is the drink traffic that is the curse of Ireland. Sunday closing of saloons is now agitating the people of several cities East and Otolith. With open saloons sunday has become in All cities the Star Lay for inter Ocean. Elk presbytery Tennessee took a firm position in regard to Temperance declaring that Church members should not use liquors As a beverage in any form neither sell their fruit or Grain to the distilleries. The Sale of Brandy either wholesale or retail is forbidden in Norway on sundays and other festivals or on the evenings previous. It can not be sold on any Day before eight a. Rn., or to children or apprentices. The autocrat of All the russians Bas just promulgated a degree that no liquor shall be sold at retail in his dominions except in hotels and eating houses. This will close ninety thousand saloons the first of january. Despotic Power is a Good thing sometimes. A Union signal. The knights of Temperance is the name of a new organization just started in new York to do Battle against King alcohol. The ritual and insignia Are modelled after those of the knights Templar. The badges and standards Are inscribed with the motto a a Sori Etas reverential a contemporary referring to the recent Temperance uprising in Georgia complacently remarks a it is a Good things Hie negro and whisky do not get along Well but Why say a the negro and whisky a when did whisky and White men get along Well together a inter Ocean. One of the most revolting instances of Rumps a deadly doings recently occurred in Hoboken n. J., where a Young Man voluntarily gave himself up for arrest stating that he had quarrelled with his wife and Hurt her so that she might die. The police hastened to his rooms where they found the wife lying on the floor quite dead her Throat being Cut across. By her Side sat her baby boy five months old dipping his fingers Iii his mothers blood and smearing ins face with it innocent of the great tragedy about him. The neighbors bore witness to the industrious character of the wife arid that she was not Given to quarrelling. The husband had been drinking heavily and was filled with maddened jag it whim he Al a vim awful Dukj Ohio a official vote. The official vote of the state at last canvassed. Columbus o., december following is the official vote by counties on the candidates for governor at the october election counties is u 0 m a i u 0 i Hoadly d. 1 Leonard p. Northrop a 1 Adams. 2938 2657 160 Allen. 2956 3919 237 a 26 Ashland. 2314 8060 225 Ashtabula. 6262 2390 728 91 Athens. 3770 2136 310 50 a Glaize. 1770 3518 50 Delmont. 5765 6130 335 7 Brown. 2720 3399 339 i Sutler. 3417 6080 807 Sirroll. 2138 1551 23.4 "30 Champaign. 3800 254 318 to Clarke. 6590 4589 992 8 Clermont. 3342 4008 330 Clinton. 3554 2145 358 Columbiana 6087 4.18 443 286 Coshocton. 2616 3007 137 Craw loud. 3364 4209 297 25 Cuya hoga. 19299 15189 1106 Darke. 8 Hio 5033 298 7 Defiance. 1756 2820 289 54 Delaware. 3179 2915 616 5 Erie. 3009 30 19 lt5 a get it Fairfield. 3038 4570 239 i Fayette. 2950 1955 297 Franklin. 10665 11200 582 65 Fulton. 2445 1581 385 19 Gat a. 8368 2042 84 Beauga. 2595 752 291 6 Greene. 4683 2298 458 i Guernsey. 3098 2375 587 Hamilton. 34050 34696 1374 Hancock 2300 3283 888 24 Hardin. 3408 3341 401 Harrison. 2510 1914 335 Henry. 1460 2702 212 Highland. 3607 8345 207 3 Hocking. 1746 2289 88 n i Holmes. 1237 3141 148 Huron. 4032 3044 458 33 Jackson. 3226 2336 159 12 Jefferson. 4411 2657 353 k nox. 3200 3443 316 Lake. 2502 971 195 i Lawrence. 4281 2852 87 Licking. 4330 5227 200 59 Logan. 3070 231 2 853 a i Lorain. 4s12 2653 686 8 Lucas. 7080 6894 428 14 mad son. 2f\i3 a Hgt a 255 it maligning. -11. >2 4102 518 153 Marion. 2182 2935 205 Medina. 3191 2132 230 Meigs. 3752 23 id 175 Mercer. 1476 60 ii Miami. 47�3 3891 475 9 Monroe. 1375 5247 33 m out go Mer j 10122 11235 302 it Morgan. 2415 1885 188 i m or Row. 2-ll 2079 34 39 mus King my. 5634 5226 213 38 Noble. 2335 2053 123 37 Ottawa. 1257 24 i 56 Paulding. 2028 2137 140 i Perry. 8026 3198 too 28 Pickaway. 2813 3577 105 Pike. 1714 2033 84 13 port 3599 3179 387 33 Preble. 2917 2684 327 Putnam. 1776 3518 243 i Richland. 8824 5000 341 Ross. Biss 4357 180 i Sandusky. 2970 i3s2 171 la Scioto. 370.5 2787 120 31 Seneca. 3001 4444 253 89 Shelby. 2149 3197 136 Stark. 7370 7014 010 241 Summit. 5s69 4361 6iis Trumbull. 5789 2790 508 53 Tuscarawas 3905 4018 256 to Union. Incio 2230 2�>3 4 Van Wert. 3021 2954 139 Vinton. 1703 la 17 38 Warren. 3807 fill 251 Washington. 4405 4145 216 35 Wayne. 3806 4449 632 9 Williams. 2710 2874 178 cd Wood. 1170 3517 316 �>7 Wyandot. 2130 2880 240 to total. .3592, 841830 28081 2000 Foraker a plurality Over Hoadly 17,453. Tile total vote of the state on governor was 733,975. The total vote on candidates other than governor is Given below. It also shows the plurality of the republicans Over the democrats lieutenant governor. Robert w. Kenned a a. John Warwick a. \ it Ham Frost a. Milton in Cooley a. Kennedy Over Warwick 18,911. Supreme judge. A. Minshall ii. C. D. Martin in. Spear it. Gibson Atherton a. G. Stewart. A. G. N. Tuttle a. Z. C. Payne. A. Ii. Rhoades. A. Minshall Over Martin of 504. Spear Over Atherton 28,387. Attorney general. Jacob a. Kohler a. James Lawrence Valv in e. Lovinger a. William Raker a. Kohler Over Lawrence 19,047., treasurer of state. John c. Drown it. Peter brads in o h ii Dan pc r. A. Reuben p. Harrison a. Brown Over Brady 20,491. Board of Public works. Wells s. Jones it. Henry Weible Ijohn s. Neville p William in Ogden g.,. Jones Over Weible 20,364. 360,720 31,8 19 24,943 2,057 no ,2ir� 841,712 358,77 835,3c 2ii,556 2,056 25,491 i i j 360,809 Oil bus 26,040 2,074 561,463 540,959 26,578 2,064 361,603 341,244 26,545 to 051 . Amount. Ohio criminals. What it costs to convict and transport them to the Penitentiary. The following table shows the Cost of Tho conviction and transportation of convicts to the Ohio Penitentiary from the several counties of tile state for Hie fiscal year ended november to 1885 counties. Adams. Allee. Ashland. Ashtabula. Athens. . Belmont. Brown. Butter. Carroll. Champaign. Lark. Clermont. Clinton. Coin my Ana. Coshocton. Crawford. Cuya hoga. Darke. Detainee. Delaware. Erie. Fairfield. Fayette. Franklin. Fulton. Gail a. Beauga. Greene. G Guernsey. Hamilton. Hancock. Hardin. Harrison. Henry. Highland. Hocking. Holmes. Huron. Jackson. tier son. Knox. Lake. Lawrence. Lick Rig. Logan. Lorain. Lucas. Madison. Mahoning. Marion. Medina. is. Mercer. Miami. Monroe. Montgomery. Morgan. Morrow. Muski Ngum. Noble. Ottawa. Paulding. Perry. Pickaway. Pike. Portage. Preble. Putnam. Richland. Ross. Sandusky. Scioto. Seneca. Shelby. Stark. Summit. Trumbull. Tuscarawas. Union. Van Wert. Vinton. Warren. Washington. Wayne. Williams. Wood. Wyandotte. Conveying convicts to boys Industrial school. Total. 2 i Ai of 5 1,218 .58 i 70 37 3 529 35 8 1,510 its 5 558 78 to 4,099 07 3 432 47 21 5,459 79 la 1,920 56 31 2,098 33 6 of s of 7 815 89 0 1,763 44 2 125 7.5 8 403 47 60 5,987 07 8 1,660 13 5 436 17 0 1,409 >4 9 791 88 14 3,451 79 12 2 323 93 35 3,135 1.5 5 449 99 to 2,082 25 i 377 of 19 8,37t 23 3 503 t o 116 12,050 91 8 1,065 51 2 230 51 3 1,001 of 4 1,092 45 5 267 04 i 159 7 la 603 b 12 1,605 4-. 6 a 972 81 3 i 535 25 a i i 13 id 1,324 58 8 596 07 5 1,127 71 21 1,120 44 34 2,918 of 2 229 86 24 9,521 58 3 258 13 3 387 97 7 698 79 2 184 la 7 598 44 2 273 28 31 4,11 92 i 149 52 4 2.050 83 2 2,032 04 3 453 13 9 1,148 or 5 570 or 9 1,225 48 5 370 40 4 440 03 la 1,994 68 4 a by so 3 740 09 3 80 79 4 813 50 13 2,125 52 7 864 83 la 1,444 47 19 2,234 14 la 1,971 80 6 952 82 4 a 528 20 3 1,811 04 13 1,532 49 9 1,946 s i 7 550 go 7 1,852 51 7 1,574 29 8 930 of 14 2,732 45 7 389 14 868 65 .134,365 54 a triple tragedy. Muskogee i. T., december 18.�?news of a triple tragedy has just been received Here from Sanacora ninety Miles West of Here. Robert Brown son of John f. Brown the leading merchant of the Seminole nation with a number of companions ions bought a Quail Tity of whisky from a peddle and going to John Browns All got drunk. They kept up their sure for several hoc when a general Light ensued. Robert mar shot and killed a Creek Indian name could not be Learned. Then he fired at Capasin Wanthe shooting him through tile shoulders Kwauntae returned the fire killing Robert in wound proved fatal soon utter. A wonderful growth. Some carefully compiled stat int of general interest relative to the rapid increase in population and wealth of the More Northern portions of the great Northwest. The late reports from the executive officials of the Quot rent states and territories of the Northwest show a surprising growth Iii population Aud wealth. This important Region com Prises the Rich agricultural and grazing states and territories of Minnesota Dakota Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon. Minnesota. The returns from the Minnesota census taken in May 188o, show a population in the state of 1,117,7dh. In 1880 it was 780,773. he assessed valuation of property in Minnesota is $101,-038,687 in 1880 it was $208,065,013 increase $142,973,014. I he cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis the largest Aud most important business Metropolis of the slate and in fact of tile entire Northwest show an unprecedented growth. icy Are situated so near each other that their corporate limits now join and Folini a great commercial Conter. They arc about equal in size and their combined population by tilt census of May 1885, was 210,597 in 1880 ii was 88,Ogo, increase 152,537. The capacity of Tho flouring Mills is 30,000 barrels of flour a Day. Wheat received last year 32,-438,222 bushels elevator capacity 8,500,000 bushels Cut of lumber 300,-724,379 feet new buildings erected 4,848 real estate sales $29,435,880. Duluth and Superior at the head of Lake Superior separated Only by the Bay of St. Louis form an important commercial Metropolis. Their population is upwards of 20,000, and heft to Chicago they Are the greatest shipping Points for wheat in the West having an elevator capacity of 8,000,000 bushels. Dakota. Dakota shows a remarkable growth in population and by the development of Only a Small portion of its great agricultural resources shows a Large increase in the number of farms products of the soil and live Stock. The returns of the territorial census taken Iii june 1885, and the report of governor fierce to the Secretary of tin Interior for 1885, compared with tin census of 1880, show the growth of the territory population. Wheat bushels. A in a a. It it Tus. A a. Burley a a. Rotund so a. Flax Limons. Acreage of the cereals. Farina no. Of. A valuation $ farm in pie on is Val. Live Stock valuation. Farm prod ii cts. A. Hor and mules no. It attle no. Sheep no. Hogs no. Wool pounds. Butter a a. The census returns of Dakota show a larger per cent of growth in the number of inhabitants farms and manufactures in the Northern half of the territory than in the Southern half Viz North Dakota. Pry cent. Ism. Iss. 135.180 415,664 2,s o.5s9 88.10-wm a to a 04 7,800 5�?~ 3 2,217,152 22, 70,098 271,424 2,110,059 Coli 8t> 5. O Soo 2 2 2,7 8 308,0 6 1.537.97s 450,492 3,502,583 17,455 83,017 2.4 4 f 150,707,916 2 390. Of i 13, 417,087 0,103,274 40,5.8,897 5,648,814 30, i % i d 4 �?~,5.3 214,0.7 144,139 796. Is 252j 84 334 .�?T28 882,6.-9 i ,955 to >4l2 0 is. Iss. Increase. I Nimby i int no. 37.13 1.55.14. In farms no. 4,021 32,911 718 Mauu i Actu res no 45 612 1.30 j sol the Dak Quot to. I halt cards no. 97,734 262,515 168 Par tire no. .18.-114 49,� 56 27 Man it act urea no. 200 -142 114 Montana. The report of lion. S. Hauser governor of Montana to the Secretary of the Interior october 186. Estimates the present population of the territory at i the population in 1880 was 39.157 increase 70,813. The report estimates the value of the Silver Gold Copper and Lead exports at $2 1,250,000 i eel cattle 75,000 head valued at $4,500,000 and of Wool 6,000,000 pounds valued at $1,400,000. Tho number of cattle now in the territory is placed at 900,000 head slim a 1,200,-000 head and horses. 120,000 head. Washington territory. Washington territory has experienced a rapid growth since the construction of the Northern Pacific Railroad has made accessible its Rich agricultural districts. The population has increased from 75,120 in. 1880 to 175,-000 Iii 1885. Rile territory is free from debt with $47,901.81 in the Treasury and the assessed valuation of property in Issi was $51,008,484. Government lands. The reports from the United stat s general land office for 1883, ins i and 1885 give the aggregate amount of government lands entered in the entire United states for that period at 51,-076,432 acres if w Inch 29,330,351 acres or 55 per cent. Of tin acreage was taken no by settlers in the six Northwest states and territories Viz in Minne-otu3,826,803 acres. A a dakota17,946. 94 a a a a Montana. 2,,-.57 a a a Idaho. 7s03j a a a Washington. 2,696,.>53 a a a Oregon. 1,h 2,818 a a total. 29,830,351 acres. This Large Quantity of government lands entered Iii addition to the lands sold by the Northern Pacific Railroad company indicates a Large movement of settlers to this Region of country. Public lands remaining indisposed of in these states and territories Iii minnesota26,638,7s9 acres. A a dakota51,008,902 a a a a montanas3,763,741 a a a a i nullo5o.i-y.9.�y a a a a Washington.33,121.596 a a a a Oregon.�?45,079,934 a a total. 284,822,961 across. One of the chief factors contributing More largely than any other to the rapid settlement in this Region was the building of the Northern Pacific Railroad through these important states and territories. Its construction was made possible by the Liberal Grant of Hinds made for that purpose by the general government. The line was opened for through traffic about two years ago and considering the Progress already made in developing Tho Rich agricultural grazing Timber Mineral and other native resources of the Broad Belt of country which it traverses it is Safe to predict that at no Distant Day this Region of the West will count its inhabitants by millions and the amount of wealth its people will realize can scarcely be estimated. A the local papers Al Rawlins by. T., describes a sensation that occurred there very coolly. It says a last Friday another homicide happened. That makes seven so far this week. Four Ace Lyons and Devil Lake Charlie engaged in a Little game of draw. Charlie dealt and four Ace stood Pat and bet fifty dollars. Charlie stood and raised fifty dollars. Fool Ace called. Charlie Intel four aces and a King and four Ace had four Kings and an Ace. Each accused the other of working miracles and they instantly agreed to Settle it by another game of draw. They Drew revolvers. Both three quotations. When a Man is hanging Cut him Down then go through his Pant. When a Man is coughing give him lied Star cough mews. When you want to conquer pain Uso by. Jacobs mews. It is the Man with a dark Board who never says courier. A a a a we guarantee the speedy painless and permanent euro without knife caustic or Salve of the largest pile tutors. Pamphlet and references sent for two letter Stamps worlds dispensary medical association a xxi Maili Street Buffalo n. Y. It is the professional Date player who has to whistle Xor his Money. A a a a Best casket to use and cheapest Pibo a for Catarrh by druggists to i every body drunk among the Many stories Lincoln used to relate was Tho following trudging along a lonely Road oho morning on my Way to the county seat judge overtook me with his Wagon and invited me to a seat. We had not gone far before the Wagon Hogan to wobble. Haiti i a a judge i think your Coachman Lins taken drop too putting his head out of Tho window Tho judge shouted a a Why you infernal scout Del you Uro drunk in turning round with great Gravity the Coachman said a ibo dad but that a Tho first ii Golf a1 so vision your Honor a Given in to Wolf moot in of people knew the facts they would be surprised to learn How Many people reel in the streets who never a drink they Are the victims of sleeplessness or drowsy Days of apoplectic tendencies whose blood is set on fire by uric acid. Homo Day they will reel no More they will drop dead just because they Haven to Tho moral courage to defy useless professional attendance and by use of the wonderful Warners Safe cure neutralize the uric acid in Tho system and thus get rid of Tho a drunkenness in Tho the american Rural Home. A Dayton pattern maker. A Mew sino entertainment in. Y. Morning journal. Cat conceits. A Tho proper study of Mankind is Man a says Tho illustrious Pope. If to had included woman in Tho list he would have been nearer Tho truth if not so poetical. Or. It. V. Pierce has made them both a life study especially woman and Tho Peculiar derangement to which her delicate system is liable. Many women in the land who Avo acquainted with or. Pierce Only through his a favorite prescription a bless him with Al l t heir hearts for he has brought them Tho Panacea for All those chronic ailments Peculiar to their sex such As Lucor Rhea pro Lapsus Aud other displacements ulceration internal fever a bloating tendency to internal cancer and other ailments. Price reduced to one Dollar. By druggists. A a a a done to growl when the doctor orders bark. A a a National weekly. Blowing up hell Gate has been a laborious and costly work out Tho end justifies the Effort. Obstruction Iii any important Channel Means disaster. Obstructions in Tho organs of Tho human body bring inevitable disease. They must to cleared away or physical wreck will follow. Keep Tho liver in order and Tho pure blood courses through Tho body conveying health strength and life let it become disordered and the channels Are clogged with impurities which result in disease and death. No other Medicine equals or. Pierces a Golden medical discovery for acting Uji ii Tho liver and purifying the blood. A Road bed is for Tho convenience of wheels when they Are tired. Young men read tilts. The Voltaic Belt co., of Marshall midi., offer to Send their celebrated electro Voltaic Belt and other electric appliances on trial Forso Days to men Young or old Allic Ted with nervous s debility loss of vitally and All Kindred troubles. Also for lieu i nazism neuralgia paralysis and Many oth ice diseases. Complete restoration to health vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk incurred As 30 Days trial is allowed. Write them at once for illustrated pamphlet free. Striking a Natty dude clubbing a Dan in a Harvard Lampoon. I would advise any one suffering from an form of rheumatism to obtain a bottle of Athol photos and see the effects. I tried almost everything to Little profit until i purchased a bottle of Athol photos. Chaa. It. Johnson West William St., Delaware of. Tug clothes of navigation a coat of a Bolton bulletin. Ice. Bikes tooth ache drops cure in i minute 25c Glenn Sulphur soap heals and beautifies. 25c. Gluhman it ors remover kills corns bunions. albanian when a girl Conics of age her Brothers Are expected to find her a suitor. Fine one Dollar and costs. Finer the judge. Finest the to Well cd there is a town in Massachusetts not ten id of Small pox or typhoid fever. Its. Bedlam. A div Union there is strength a Ore Aseiw Man said when he mixed Aid with the butter. As the a lot of a Man in Massachusetts is so stingy that it does t Shade his letters when he writes Reauso it wastes i ret a reus. Why should a Man be careful about marriage because a wedding is almost always Ducr. A miss take.�?a�?T. Y. I a when the astronomers skim the a Milky w a a do they Ever make use of the a big dipper a a Sioux Halls Leader. Dudes have begun to Wear bracelets. An old fashioned coff alongside the head will show them How an ear . Y. Jour Aal. 11 wit it is your circulation a asked the inquisitive individual of the editor. A blood principally a was the Calm Breeze. They were just married and he was about Nineteen years her senior. She threw her arms around his neck and said a i Ani your Darling ainu to i a this was soft even for a wedding Day. He replied a less of Zess indeed no in Oore husbands this was at least ten years Chicago Telegram. When Clara heard that one of her friends had married the three armed Man from California she exclaimed a what Bliss a a Roc Hester Frost a Jpn a Are Mon says the declaration of Independence Are created free and equal. Yes but then some of them get m chronicle by Aid. Amp he Fez s3 p ii a a l Hal so l trader Mark a it n in pm r a. Ill i bet is m t u Ujj i i i so Lurly proc from opiates panties Anil Poison. Safe. Up a Klis. It Ursra 9 prompt. Cataw no Bay a by at its Ani per wins. The it i v i i is a. Yoh Kler co. Baltimore. So. Lost and found. I have been Boih ared with Catarrh about be Twenty years. I lost my smell entirely and a1 most lost my hearing. My eyes were getting so dim i had to get some one to thread my die. Now i have hearing and i can see to thread a Fine Needle and my amelus partly restored and 11 seems to be improving All the 1111 it I think there i s nothing like Ely scream Balm for Ca Tarrh. A mrs. E. E. Grimes. J Tendril i Terry co., Ohio. _ _ _ _ _ a particle is applied into each nostril is agreeable to use. Price so cents by Mali or at druggists. Bend for circular. Fly Brothers druggists Owego n. Y Hay fever every Iii every land is subject to coughs croup 0whooping cough Dayton 0., possesses Many Points of attraction which interest and please Tho visitor. Tho National soldiers Home with it3 Beautiful grounds and War scarred veterans full of reminiscence and of talks of valor Tho Parthenon shaped county court House Uio Cooper Academy Tho orphan Asylum Tho Lunatic Asylum and the Market House Are All Public institutions Well Worth seeing and of the private residences Many Aro extremely handsome and striking. Dayton owes its importance however very largely to its numerous and varied manufactures which give employment to Many intelligent mechanics. One of these Large establishments is Tho Buckeye brass and Iron works which is Well known for Tho excellence of its products. Among its employees is John la. Rea a pattern maker Whoso Homo is at no. 127 Jones Street or. Tea Speaks thus of his Long standing trouble with neuralgia a a that Athol photos is the Medicine for neuralgia and rheumatism. It rid me of my pain so quickly that i could scarcely realize that it was gone. But it was and i must give Athol photos the credit of doing what is claimed for it i was an extreme sufferer for Lour years from neuralgia Tho disease of course being worse at some times than at others. It was no common headache but the kind of neuralgia that confined to to my House and Many times to my bed. Jast fall i had a very severe attack which lasted about six weeks. I was entirely helpless and was notable to get out of Tho House at All. I did everything and used every remedy i had used before but nothing gave me any Relief. A a hearing of Athol photos and of what a wonderful cure it had made in the Case of or. Rock Fields daughter i bought a bottle of it. I took four or five doses Tho first Day and night and immediately began to improve. That night i had Good sleep something which i have not had for Many nights previous. When i awoke Hie next morning my neuralgia was gone. From that Day to this i have not had it and i have not spent a Penny for Medicine since a a do you not think that a very Quick cure a a a you May Call it what you please the neuralgia a gone and i can not explain How it a did you take any More of the Medicine after Tho first Day and night a a a yes i kept on using it until the bottle was empty for fear that i had not taken enough to drive the disease away entirely. Then i bought another bottle to have on hand in Case i should need it. I did not use it however but my wife did. Bile had been subject to Sharp rheumatic pains in her shoulder but she has never had any return of them since she used the a a the Athol photos cured you and your wife at a Cost of Only two dollars a a a yes but it was not a question of dollars but of How to get rid of Tho terrible sufferings and to Ablo to attend to my work from which i bad been detained so Long. I would have Given a Hundred dollars to any one who would have cured me As effectually As Athol photos did for a Dollar. It is cheap at any Price for it does what is claimed for it cures rheumatism and neuralgia. I have not lost a Days work since i used of you can not Trot Athol photos of your druggist we will Send it express paid on receipt it regular Price one Dollar per bottle. We prefer that you buy it from j our druggist but if he Hasni to it do not be persuaded to try something else but order at once from us As directed. Athol photos co., ll3 Wall Street new York. Or. Radway a Sarsaparilla resolvent the great blood purifier for the cure of All chronic i weaves. Chronic rheumatism. Scr Fula syphilitic complaints Rte. Lure our Book Ort venereal Etc. Price 23 cents. Glandular swelling hacking dry cough cancerous affection. Bleeding of the lung dyspepsia water Brush. White swellings. Tutors pimples blotches erupt ions of the face ulcers hip diseases gout dropsy rickets Salt Rheum bronchitis consumption diabetes kidney bladder liver complaints Etc. Scr Fula whether transmitted from parents or acquired is within the curative Range of Hie resolvent. Cures have been made where persons have been afflicted with scr Fula from their Yontis up to 40, to and 40 years of age by it in. Rahway a Kha i a i l a n k Eholt ent a remedy composed of ingredients of extraordinary medical properties essential to purify heal repair and invigorate i he broken Down arid wasted body. Quick pleasant Safe and permanent in its treatment and cure. Hold by All Dnn elsts. One Dollar a bottle. for the Relief and cure of All pains congestion and inflammations. A is. Nymn pills for ii Psi Eph a and for the cure of All the Dos orders of the stomach liver bowels. Constipation bilious Ness piles headache Etc. I rce ii.5 cents. Or. Radway amp co., 32 Warren St eel n. Y. Patterns of and size. Unparalleled offer i a pts to rest a sqf8 the of is of All Tho magazines. Illustrated with original she Ings photogravure and Oil pictures. Each copy of a a dem or cats monthly Magazine contains a Coupon order in it Ling the Holder to tire Sel it action of any pattern illustrated in the fashion department in that number in any of the sizes manufactured. Subscribers or purchasers sending the Coupon with a two cent stamp for Post ape Wilt receive by return mail a Complete pattern of the size end kind they May select from the Magazine containing the order. Only two dollars per year including twelve full size Cut patterns of sizes and kinds selected. Send Twenty cents for Hie current number with pattern Coupon and you will certainly subscribe for a year and get ton times its value. W. Jennings Demorest pub Isher 17e. 14th St Newyork vol. 221 sold by All new dealers and postmasters. Ipod d when i say euro it it it not mean merely to Stop Mem lot a time Aud then have them return again i mean a Radical cure. I have a Ida the disease of 1-1t3, epilepsy or falling sickness a life Long Teady. I warrant Raj re Mody to cure Tho worst lenses because others ii amp to failed is no reason for not now receiving a euro. Fend at once for a treatise and a from Borlo of my infallible remedy. Give express Aud Tost g Iii be. It costs you berthing for a trial and i will euro you. Vidris or. In. G. Tihoi iss Pearl St., new York. Study. B of scr pour Brist Liest la will to forma penmanship arithmetic. Shorthand Rte., thoroughly i arg by mailing ulers free. Llly sex Ems College Litif Liilo. N. Of. Who is unacquainted with the ceo Crafty of this country will see by examining Thio map that the oceanian Cannibal. Tit Al k Par ext to o o 3kt .3 it Xvi option Tallia hot to Ivvle Taylor s Cherokee remedy of Sweet gum and mullein the Sweet urn from a i rec of the flame name growing i ii t he bout ii combined with a tra made from the mullein Plant of theold Fields. For Sale by All drug its Tel at i cents and .oo per bottle. W alte it a. Talf lok Atlanta a. A �5 5ii ii v inc f a to introduce them we will is ill of or away i too St of Opett big a milling machines. If you want one Send us your name la And express other at Unco. Tile National co., 25 hey bt.,n. Y. Refs Jim buffering with local weakness w ult it Elos can he quickly cured. For Dos. Pm Turman Akron Ohio. Chicago Rock 6sl&wd amp Pacific railway by reason of its Central position and close relation to All principal lines East and West at initial and terminal Points constitutes Tho most important mid Continental link in that system of through transportation to Bien invites and facilitates travel and traffic Between cities of Tho Atlantic and Pacific coasts. It is also Tho favorite and beet route to and from Points East Northeast and Southeast and corresponding Points Vav Cost. Northwest and Southwest. Tho Hock Island system includes in its main Lino end branches Chicago Joliet Ottawa la sail Peoria Geneseo Molino end Rock Island in Illinois Davenport Muscatine Washington of Ahlfeld Ottumwa. Oskaloosa West Liberty Iowa City de3 Moines. Indianola Winterset. Atlantic Knoxville Audubon Harlan Guthrie Centre and Council Bluffs in Iowa Gallatin Trenton Cameron Ani Kansas City in Missouri Leavenworth and Atchison in Kansas Albert Lea Minneapolis and St. Paul in Minnesota Watertown in Dakota Aud hundreds of intermediate cities towns villages and stations. The great Rock Island route guarantees its patrons that sense of personal Security afforded by a solid thoroughly ballasted Road bed smooth tracks of continuous steel rail substantially built culverts and Bridges rolling Stock As near perfection As human skill can make it the safety appliances of Patent buffers platforms and air-brake3 and that exacting discipline which governs Tho practical operation of All its trains. Othef special ties of this route Ore transfers at All connecting Points in Union depots and the unsurpassed comforts and luxuries of its passenger equipment. The fast express trains Between Chicago and the Missouri River Are composed of Well ventilated finely upholstered Day coaches. Magnificent Pullman Palace sleepers of the latest do Ign and sumptuous dining cars in which elaborately cooked meals Are leisurely eaten a Good digestion waiting on appetite and health on Bot Wren Chicago and Kansas City and Atchison Are also run the celebrated reclining chair cars. The Fanous Albert Lea route is the direct and favorite line Between Chicago and Minneapolis and St. Paul where connections Aro made in Union depots for All Points in Tho territories and British provinces. Over this route. Fast express trains Aro run to the watering places summer resorts picturesque localities and Hunting and fishing grounds of Iowa and Minnesota. It is also the most desirable route to the Rich wheat Fields and pastoral lands of Interior Dakota. I still another direct line via Seneca and Kankakee has been opened Between Newport news. Richmond. Cincinnati Indianapolis and Lafayette and Council Bluffs. Kansas City Minneapolis and St. Paul and intermediate Points. For detailed information see maps and folders obtainable As Well a a tickets at All principal ticket offices in the United states and Canada or by addressing r. R. Cable president and general manager Chicago. Biltmore amp Ohio r. Re e. St. John general ticket and passenger agent Chicano is a a a. Dim a Ivy Wayne do Page co., Illinois has imported from France in Erch Cron ii or of value it �3,500,000, which includes about 70 per cent of All horses whose purity of mood is est missed by Pedi frees to corded in Tho p Percheron stud Book of prance Tho Only stud Book Ever published in that country Ever imported to America. Stock on Kako 1-2=0 import cd Breed Mam too imports stallions old enough for service 125 Colts two years old and younger. rho Pron Riple accepted by nil Irolli gent bidders it How Ever Well bred slim nos May be build to be if their cd Itric is arc not recorded they should to valued Only As grades i will my nil imported Stock at Trade i ices when i cannot furnish Quot in the animal sold Pedigree verified by the original i Renc i of its number and record in the i Percheron stud Book of France. 10o-Papo j Lins rated 4 Atalo Eue sent free. Wayne ills., is 35 mile West of Chicago on the Chicago amp North Western by. No rope to Cut off horses Manes celebrated a be a Ali use ii a Anil k1cid3.e combined cannot be slipped by any horse. Sample Halter to any part of the is. Free on receipt of Isi. Sold by All saddlery hardware and harness dealers. Special discount to the Trade. In Send for Price list. . Ligutti Iosub Rochester,. Jet these discs represent Tho la opposite sides of 6. H. Douglass is sons Quot Capri coins dough drops for coughs colds and sore throats a Alle Viator of consumption and of great Benefit in most cases of dyspepsia. Beware of imitations they Aro the result of Over forty years cup Orient in compounding cough item Edles. Retail Price 15 cent per Ycu Ter Pound. Foil Bale Hyall dealers. I of a remedy for Catarrh is the Best easiest to use and cheapest i have a positive re Neily Lur Hie above Lineal by its use thousands of Raeen of Tho worst kind and of Long Landing have been cured. Indeed in slims is my Faith in los Cut hoary that i will Bend two bottles , together with a v valuable treatise on this disease to any sufferer. Give Kex prese Aud of . Do. A. Slocum Isi tearl St., . Also Good for told in the Stead headache Hay fever die. 50 cents. New i a we pay from Ca Cretin re five i cd pen Loutfi and increase experience 2. Years i successor no fee. Write for circulars and Laws. A. W. Mccormick amp ton Cincinnati Ohio. Send stretch or Model for p a is a opinion As Topa tent ability and 9-Page Book 15 years experience 4years�?Texr. Patent office. E. B. Stocking. Atty., Washington Yafo an Active Man or woman in every i to county to sell our goods salary $75. Per month and expenses. Expenses in Advance. Canvassing outfit in like particulars Standard Silver Waro co. Boston mass. Increase of pensions. Under new and eld Laws. A a a _ _ _ apply now to r increase or new claims log Ilin Kirkpatrick Cambridge Joi Rya i. So a year-16 pages. Weekly. 8 ampl6 free. Address Hee journal Chicago ii Bee a physician Dykes Beard elixir fore luxuriant Mustache Whf aware. Or hair no Bald Heads in 20 to 30 Dava. Kutra a Krafth. Quick. Bura. We Athar Rena Ltd. 2 or 3 in Ken do a tha work. Wilt move a Tor for fart $tlx>.00. Pnra per pkg. With Anat a it Ard to it i a a 2-r� Cis 3 for i Eta. At in a or Aire a. Smith mfg. Co., Palatine ills. Treated and cured without the knife. Book in treatment sent free. Address f. L. Bonim.d., Aurora Kane co., cad Kunu Mink Muskrat Etc bought for Cash at i a so v yet earn Hare and earn Vej highest Market prices. Bead for circular gives Filiti i a a a View in i Good pay. Situations Portl Caitiff a of 4,4 Bond bt., new York. I . Who kuo#., jew store it to in the South desires to sell his residence r d turn Over a Large practice. Address t. H. Baker Tullahoma term. Monti. Agents wanted. Of heat world. I Sample free. Address Jay Brun Sun Detroit Mich. $250-?. A. A. Iv.�?1062. Wise 1vrstixo to advertiser pie it so say you sate Tho advertisement Iii this paltry. Advert Lee in Uke to mow when Ami where their advertisement a beef june 28, 1886. West bound. Stations. I too o a. M a. M. P. M 9 of 9 of 9 of. oo1 10 of to io., p. M. I. M. I . A. M. A. 8 15 to 50 9 40 t 8 of 3 55, 7 51 to 33 9 35 7 40 3 45l a. M. I Lea it a new York. Philadelphia Baltimore. Washington. Wheeling. Bellaire. Barnesville. Cambridge .9 25 i 24 la 23 to 14. _ . Zanesville 10 12 i 20 12 231 6 7 of i . Newark la Oil 3 30 i 40 7 03 Columbus Arll 55 3 to 2 40 8 40 a. M. P. M . P. M. 855 030 12 15 / Bica of Jun ctr a. Arrived i . . . 8 55 7 20 5 40 7 05 a 1 East bound. Stations. C i Quot 0 0 0 leave i m. P. . P. Of. Chicago. 5 to 11 in 8 to 8 4 a . A. M. . Sandusky. A ii i 0 4 50 t 2 on Chicago Jun ctr a. Columbus. 2 Coll 40 la 05 5 of p. M. A. M. Newark. 3 15 12 55 12 08 6 40 a. M. P. M. Zanesville. 3 59 i 53 la 52 0 30 4 to a. Cambridge. L v. Cambridge. 4 43 3 of i 35 730 5 13 Carnesville. I Bellaire. Quot 623 5 of 3 17 938 7 31 Wheeling. 6 05 4 55 3 55 to 15 8 15 p. M. p. M. Washington. 0 30 7 20 1 0 30 arrived Baltimore. 7 30 8 a 7 so. Philadelphia. I a new York. I a trains run on Central time w est of the Ohio River. A trains run on Eastern time East of the Chia Biver. C. K. Lord Gene a passenger agent. Time table a and Marietta Railroad. Sew through line Between the Ohio Biver and the great lakes. The popular line to Chicago St. Paul Milt Waukee Minneapolis and All Points in Tho great Northwest. Direct connection for the Pennsylvania Oil Fields and All Points East Aud Southeast. July 12 18s5. Of Wixo North. Station sex. No. 2. Sex. No.4, Marietta leave Marksburg. Caldwell. Belle Valley. Pm pleasant. Byesville. Cam Brid Gea r r i be Kim Belton. Newcomerstown. Arrive canal Dover. Valley Junction arrive 6 of 7 to 8 7 42 7 52 8 23 8 38 8 54 9 17 9 47 10 23 to 51 3 of p in 4 15 4 50 5 01 5 33 5 51 6 to 6 36 7 15 8 05 8 30 p in Canton. Akron. Clevelan arrive 11 39 a in 12 53 p in i 50 7 58 8 54 to 15 Buffalo. I 7 35 p in 2 40 p in pro file. Creston. Wellington. Norwalk. Monroeville. Toledo i 25 p in 1 55 2 40 3 34 3 44 5 55 to 15 p in 10 45 11 28 12 to a in 12 25 9 45 a a Columbus. Chicago. Pittsburgh. New York. 12 15 p ill 30 5 40 8 55 a in 3 to p in 6 to 6 00 a in i 6 55 p no clix South. Stations. Sex. No i. Sex. No. 3 Toledo leave Norwalk. Wellington. Creston. Orville. 7 45 9 55 10 to 11 of 11 50 12 40 5 of p in 7 02 r of a ate 8 to leave. 5 3 a a 6 of Clevelan leave Akron. Canton. 8 35 a in to of am to 58 5 40 7 of 7 52 Valley canal Dover. Newcomerstown. Kimbolton. Cambridge. Byesville. It. Pleasant. Belle Valley. Caldwell. A Vicksburg. Marietta. 2 15 2 38 3 27 4 of 4 33 4 45 5 of 5 30 s 5 40 6 15 7 35 p in 7 35 am 8 of 8 47 9 17 9 45 to of to 19 10 54 11 04 11 38 12 50 pm so Stop on signal Only. Connections made with All lines at Junction Points for All important cities East or West. P. Pease. Receiver and general manager. E. Terry. General passenger agent. For freight and ticket rates Call on or address t. C. Clark agent Cambridge Ohio. Valley railway. Time card in effect june 8, 1883. Central Standard time southward trains. Stations. Mail. I express. Express daily. No. I. No. 3. No. 5. A. In. P. In. P. 111. 8 35 0 a it 5 40independence. 9 04 2 57 6 of. Everett. 9 38 3 30 6 39akronde to of 3 53 7 of. A a. East Akron. 09 4 to 7 to. Uniontown. 28 4 28 7 27a Greentown. 37 4 36 7 34new Berlin. 44 4 421 7 40lake Park. A Canton. A. Pow. Amp c. Croons 16 58 4 55 7 52 Valley j unction Arll 48 a. In. 5 43 p. In. 8 35 p. In. Northward trains. Stations. Cantou. Lake Park. New Merlin. Greentown. Uniontown. East Akron. Akron. Everett. Independence. Cleveland. Express mail. I a to it �0 of i i i a by no. 4. No. 6.1 la. In. P. Ill. A. In. J to 55 2 to 7 to. Ii 39 q 3., 7 58ii�?T52 3 38 a Quot to 112 of 3 45 8 18 1 12 08 3 53 8 26 12 26 4 to 8 45 12 33 4 18 8 54 12 54 4 40 9 15 i 23 5 12 9 48. A i 50 5 40 to 15up. In. P. In. A. In. I a trains Stop on signal. Isaac Reynolds r. A. Carran Gene a manager. Gene a pass. Agent Geo. H. Stowell tray pass. Agent. Websters unabridged in sheep Russia and Turkey a a in in Man Raff Quot Toi the Standard. \ get web step it has 118,000 Worda a a a a new let log Mph ital diet Iii try and 3000 engravings. Tuc Standard in the govt printing office. A a a 32,000 copies in Public schools. Sale 20 to i of any other series. Best Holiday gift always Amoeo table to pastor Parent teacher child of Friend for Holiday i3irth�i Day wedding or any other occasion. A a Library in j the latest edition in the Quantity of matter i contains is believe to to be the largest volume published. It has 3000 More words in a vocabulary than Are found in any other am. Pict a and nearly $ times to rubber of engraving Quot $ a of a #

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