The Marion Star from Marion, Ohio • 3

0 rlon, by resolution of the Council, shall de- AN ORDINANCE, ETC. (OSSTIXrED FROM RKCOXD SAAB. FAST TRAINS OVER THE authorized and Instructed: Cpon the iM aceeptauce of Hits ordinance, to seal duplicate copies thereof ith the seal of the village, and to sign such copies as inch contract In Hie name of and in the i.eualf if 1 1 III 58 TIl American people are quick to appreciate a good article, which accounts for their consuming over twenty millions of cakes of Ivoky Soap the past year. Its sterling merits and moderate cost establish it permanently in every household where once tried. A WORD OF WARNING.

There ara many white soaps, each representecHo be "just as good as the they ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine. Ask for "Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting it. Copyright ISSfi. ry Procter A Gamble. IF YOU, ARE Call BRYAN I PRENDERGAST At their mill, and see the new designs in finishings, according to Modern Architecture.

THEIR SPECIAL DOOR DEPARTMEHTI Contains the latest in Oshkosh, A Specialty. Call and get JOBJPRINTING! for bale Bills, Posters, Dodgers, Letter Heads, Note Heads, Bill Heads, Envelopes, Cards, Labels, and all kinds of Job Printing at Reasonable prices, call at -jciesie: stae oppice. termiuv to punuasa and own the said water works, and shall serve itrutW copy of such resolution on the grantee at least six months before the lime aud tnues when the village of Mariou may exercise such opilon. In the event that the village uf Mariou aud the grantee shall then bo unable Uiugn upon a price, then the said village snail have the right to have at ones three disin-teresied appraisers appointed, one to be ai-lminted by the aaid village, oue by the grantee and the third by the two so appointed: but if the liral two cauuot agree uihiii a third party within thirty days, then the Judge ot the court ot muiuiiioii rietts oi Marion Ohio, shall appoint a disinterested nun resident of Marion county as such third person. The three appraisers so aiinoiuted.

or their inn lord v. shall make a written award of the vulue of such water works plant iu duplicate, and and shall de liver one of such awards to the Village Clerk of said village, nod the other to the grantee, and the said village shall thereup on have the right then aud there to exercise the option of purchasing or refusing to to purchase the said water works, at the price so fixed. If the said village shall elect to purchase it shall give the grantee notice oi sucu election wiuiiii tiiiiiy uayi from the delivering said award to the Vii lago Clerk, and it shall pay the purchase money within three mouths from such notice; but if it shall fail or refuse thus to purchase, it shall pay the necessary ex pense thus incurred oy mo grantee about such award. Skc. 1H.

In consideration of the bencnts which shall be derived by the village of Ma rion and its Inhabitants from the construction and operation of said water works, and in further consideration oi me water-supply hereby secured for public use, aud as the inducements for the grantee to enter upon the construction of the said water works, the franchise and license hereby grunted and invested in the said llowland it Ellis, of Boston, Massachusetts, their as sociates, successors or assigns, snail remain in full force and ellect tor a period of twen tv-five years from and after the completion oi the saiu water worgs, -in suoject to tue right of purchase ana torreitures as Herein provided; aud for the same consideration and as tue same inducement, tue village ot Marion hereby rents of the grantee for the uses hereinafter mentioned, tue 13 tire hy drants hereinbefore provided for, and, dur ing the term of twenty-live years from the completion of said water works, but subject to the right of purchase aud the conditions and the torfeilnres herein lHftire provided, aud hereby promises and agrees to pay rent tor the said its nyoratits at tne rate ot nvv thousand, two hundred and eighty dollars (J5.2S0)'per annum for the term of twenty five years, which rent the village of Marion hereby promises to pay to the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company Trustee, in the city of Boston, Slate of Massachusetts, In semi-annual installments of twenty-six hundred and forlv dollars each, on the tirst days of May and iu each 'and every year during the said term; aud in cRse the said village of Marion shall desire the pipe system hereinbefore provided for to be extended, and shall so order the said grantee, by ordinance to make-such extensions, then shall the village of Marion locate fire hydrants upon such extensions at the rate ot one to every four hundred and six (406) feet, and the village shall pay rent tor tne use, in uccoruauuu witu tue oilier orovisions ot tins ordinance, ot every such additional hydrant at the rate of thirty dollars ($80) each per annum for the unexpir ed term af twenty-five years from the com pletion ot the water works, as iiereinuetore provided for, payable on the first days of May and November in each and every but subject to the right of purchase anil the conditions and forfeitures as herein provided, but nothing in this contract contract contained shall bind the said village to nay hydrant rentals on any said hy drants for a longer terms than twenty-live years from the completion of the said water works, unless it shall hereafter extend or renew the contract hereby made. Skc. 1. In consideration of the pay ments to be made by the said village of Mo rion to the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company, Trustee, as hereinbefore men tioned, the said grantee liereny agrees to furnish and supply constantly, day and night except in the case of casualty beyond the control of the grantee, a sufficient amount of water for all the uses of the village of Marion, both for the extinguishment of fires, for the reasonable practice of the fire department and for the use of the inhabitants of His village of Marion, as hereinbefore provided, and the said grantee shall also furnish water for all personal use in the village buildings, in the free pub I ic schools, in ail churches, and water sul- ficient for two public display fountains to be run not to exceed ten hours a day dur- mgtlie non-freezing mouths or the year. and for four public drinking fountains for man and beast, to be run throughout the year, all of which fountains, connections for the public buildings, public schools, etc, shall be furnished, put in and maintained by the said village, and the said grantee shall also furnish to the said village, freeof charge, the amount of 2,600,000 gallons of water per year for the purpose ot hushing Dublic svstem of sewers, and the said grantee shall, in furnishing water for fire protection purposes, turnisn under tue pressure called for by the test requirements of this Ordinance if the chief of the fire de partment shall so require at any time; and in fact, the pressure which the grantee is to lumisli for bre protection purposes, shall be such as the chief of the tire department shall specify within the limits of the works erected under ana in conformity to tins or dinsnce.

The said village shall at all times have free access to the water works forexaiiiiua- tion thereof, by its Mayor, City Engineer and Fire Marshal, to see that the grantee faithfully complies with the terms and con- itions of this ordinance. And the said of ficials are hereby constituted a committee, ex-otncio, tor sticn purpose. skc. ao. lfns ordinance will oecome binding, as a contract, on the village of Mariou in the event that the grantee shall, within fifteen days from the passage or nub I icat ion of tins ordinance, for itself, suc cessors or assigns, hie with the Village Clerk of the village of Marion, its written acceptance of the terms and conditions ot this ordinance, accompanied by a bond in the penal sum of twenty thousand dollars szu.uuu) to me satisfaction or tne council.

conditioned that the said grantee will com mence and complete the works called for by this ordinance within the time specihed herein, excepting only unforseen and inev itable accidents, delays, the act of (od or the public enemy. Ana upon a iiimg ot such written acceptance and such bond, this ordinance ana tnesaia acceptance snail constitute the contract and shall be the measure of the rights and liabilities of the village ot Marion nuu oi tne grantee, us successors or assigns. And during the ex stance of the contract for the hydrant ren tals, the general tax annually assessed, lev ied and collected upon all the taxable prop erty on the assessment roll of the village of Marion snail ne sumcient, in addition to ail the other purposes for which such general tax is assessed, levied and collected from time to time, to meet the payment for all hydrant rentals under this ordinance, when and as they will respectively be be earned and payable during the existence of any contract for hydrant rentals; and a sufficiency of such general tax so collected shall be annually set apart in money upon such collection, and shall be kept as a seperate fund, to be known as the "hydrant fund" and shall be irrevocably and exclusively devoted to the payment of the hydrant rentais under this ordinance, ane shall not be otherwise employed. Sec. 21.

The rights of the said llowland 4 Ellis under this ordinance, and the franchise thereunder granted, shall not be assigned nor transferred by the said grantee to any other person or corporation without the consent and acquiescence of the said village of Marion by resolution of its Council, passed for that purpose. Skc. 22. The Mayor and the Village Clerk, of the village of Marion are hereby Sprinklers-Perforated pipes, not Atttomatio, each lU.uuu 4. ft.

or fraction thereof uf floor staoe Bland-Pipee r'ur each Inch diameter uf stand-pip ntozle Fih Markets Habeas Mat Markets Fountjiius Kunniiiu hour a da diameter, jft per season nuia. 4 jjjm 10 00 1 00 5 00 to 00 OU 50 00 tiHitlrns, tlciUuMiw. and Nureeru hju-ii s.hh hi. ft. uf area or fraction thereof 00 Lawn bpriuklintr and une-half street in fmnt.if nrwinim.

For lota of ft. front or less 00 Kor each ailtlitinn tl fnot of 04 Vrtttuh rnntnf widtli of side streets on cornnr lota OS (The un of hose for this purpose is limited to two hours a tliiy with noszle not ezoeedina 4 inch in diameter) (When rued in oonnection wilh hnnne or other rateil nww, these rates will be reduced Yard Hydrants bHtiie as Liawn Qprinaiera Hotels Hotels of 20 rooms or less will be rated as hnvinir 2u rooms Par-rooms, each funcet 2 00 hAth l'liba when for common Kirat tub, 20 rooms or leu 00 First tub, each additional room Kach additional tub 100 When located in rooms, each tub' 73 Bidets, each. 1 50 lkiilera (see Boilers) 4'onkmg (see Boilers) Iterators (see Elevators) Faucets when for oommon or public nse First aueet, 20 rooms or leas 50 Fir-at faooet, eaoh sdditionai room 2f Kach aiiilitional faucet 1 00 When located in nrivate rooms, each faucet 40 Fire Protection (see Fire Protection). jjaundriea. per room 10 Htables (see titables) rials Wnen for Dublio nse.

each 1 25 When located in private SO Wash Talis (see Laundries) Water Closets When fur public or oommon use each. 2 50 Whan located in Drivate aoartmenta. 75 Machine Shops Hlacksmiui a nres (see niacasmiinsuops; Boilers (see Boilers) 'Kiuireta for drinkinir and wadhinM Tenmenorlees SOD Kach additional man 80 Other reirulur natures same as for Hob 1. Meat Markets HnnrHte Mtores not Meat Markets First funcet. for drinking and washing.

150 flrltlitional faucet Hurinkler for floor and vegetables 2 00 Meter Kates Minimum rate entitline- customer to nse 10,000 gallons 2 50 AU in excess above this in any quarter, tier 1OU0 gallons. Datable first of next quarter 25 Customers whose bills for nretered water' amounts to in any one quarter will be allowed a discount of i per cent Bills of 50 00 perqnarterdis. 10 percent. 75 00 .15 100 00 20 150 00 80 2(10 00 60 Minimum Hatee Hills fi tiitare rates. a Bills for meter rates 2 50 Motors Meter rates.

Offices Mingle Offices in routings, nouses ana Htnnw First faucet at sink or basin 1 50 Kach additional faucet at sink or basin 50 Other regular natures me as Private House PhntjurrAlih Gftlleriee inil raucei lor uriuaiua nju Kach additional faucet 150 i i. i i Kr, Other regular fixtures same as Private Houses Printing Oifiees-; iMtuarH ihh noiiHrai First fancet for drinking and 1 50 Kach additional faucet 50 Other fixtures same as for bourdmg-houses Private HniiHea Bath tub, first tub 1 Kaoh additional tab 50 Bidets each 50 Boilers (see Boilers) CowBeach 50 Fanceta first- in houses of 5 rooms or less 1 25 First each additional room 55 Kach additional faucet 40 Fountains (see ronntains) HoaA (am Hoee) Laundries each set wash tnb 40 ritables (see Btables private) urniais eacn in WaHh-tubs each set 40 Water closets first 1 00 Water closets, each additional 50 Residences (riee Private Houses) Restaurant Faucets for cooking, drinking, tables for 20 or lees 2 50 Each additional 5 seats 50 Other fixtures same as for Boarding Houses Saw Mills- Boilers (see Boilers.) Faucet fur drinking and washing, 15 persons or less 800 Each additional 6 persons 1 00 Fire protection (see fir protect'n) Hose (see hose.) Sprinkling (see Iiosb.) (Oilier regular fixtures same as boarding houses.) Shoe Factories Boilers (see boilers.) Faucet for drinking and washing, 15 persons or less 8 00 Each additional 5 persons 1 00 Fire protection (see lirerroteet'n) Hose (see hose.) Sprinkling (see hose.) (Other regular fixtures, same rate as boarding houses. I Shops QNot otherwise enumerated. (Same as stioe lactones. I Stables (Including Carriage Washing.) Hoarding Stables.

10 stalls or less. 4 75 Each additional stall 40 Club: 6 stalls or less 2 50 Kach additional stall 50 Cowl, each 6o Hack: 4 stalls or 15 Each additional stall 40 Hotel (Same as livery.) Livery: 10 stalls or less 4 75 Each additional stall 40 Private: First stall 75 Each additional stall 50 Sale: 10 stalls or Each additional Urinals: Club and Private Stables, Public Stables of all kinds, each. Water Closets: Club and Private Stables, each. Public of all kinds, each. 3 00 80 76 1 25 1 00 1 25 Stationary Boilers.

(See boilers.) SUam Boilers. (Sae boilers.) Stores Faucet for drinking and washing: 5 persons or less Each additional person (Other regular fixtures same as pri- 1 50 25 nouses. i Vegetable Markets (name as Meat Markets.) I Yard Hydrants. (See hose.) Other rates will be made upon aoolication at office of the company. S'o single rate will be made for less than $1.25.

Kent of meter in addition to foregoing rates, to be paid by customer in si! cases. Skc. 17. At the expiration of ten. fifteen.

twenty or twenty-five years from the completion of the said water works, the village of Marion, as amunicipal corporation, shall have the option to purchase and own the said water works as a unit, on the follow ing connittions: Ana the grantee in accepting this Ordinanceexpressly covenants and agrees to sell and convev to the village of Marion the said water works as a unit on the said conditions. The village of Ma the village of Marion and to deliver one such copy signitl iniil seitl. iu Ivlmlf 1 1 the said village ot Mare to llmiu.d F.llis, of ll.wton, Ms mill to invert the other in bctiHlr ot the od village, when signed and seiiled the said How laud Ellis, and to cans" leli ropy, together with siien aeeept nice, ne auMieiiticated in ic- cormince wimi the law governing contra'' ror tne puieiiase or real estate, and to recorded In the oincf or the voider if Deeds or Marion County. Ohio. And the said Mayor and the mii.i Village Clerk i the sunt village of lite In rein an- tlmrized aud instructed to sign with their official bunds and seal with the Seal of the village of Marion, any additional copies of this contract; or extracts tlciefroni.

and to certify, to the correctness thereof, upon the request- tue saiti giaiuee. iKO. 23. All ordinances or narta of or dinances Inconsistent herewith shall be re pealed, and this ordinance shall be publish ed In the official paper of the village as re-qulied by law, and shall take effect and he in force from and after Its ratification by the legally qualified voters of said village or Marion. Passed Xoveiiiber 23d.

tssn. HP. UI LEY, Mayor. 11. M.

AULT, Clerk. WOMAN'S WEAR. For general wear black stockftigs still have the call, both with high shoes and low black ones, while with colored slippers or ties the stocking must exactly match. Black, taa, white and gray are the only -allowable colors In gloves just now, but as there Is no limit as to shades aud tones the hand of the period is by no means monotonous. Black velvet mantles are again in fashion, and are cut in redingote form with long poiuted sleeves falling quite to the hem, and no end of ornament iu tlie way of flue jet passementerie.

VF ord comes from Paris that the wrap must be either short or long, and the uubappy medium that for several winters now has mails havoo with the fine long lines that are woman's chiefest beauty will lie seut severely to the rear. Among the highest of winter's high novelties must rank the sleeveless Fiptro jacket of seal or Fersiuu lamb, very short and square cornered, to bo worn over cloth or velvet costumes when the occasion deiiiiilids Imt ttio faiutest of worm wraps. Though Paris has not quite given up the bustle, it is very small and modest, barely a ripple below the waist now, and if there is any dra)iery it must escajie the faintest sus picion of buucbiness, and How or c.ilig in the most truly claasic tiwuiou. The women who dress well on least money have, it is said, given in their adhesion to seal plush as the stuff for a general utility wrap, ami, if It must undergo hard wear, take the woolen article, though the silken one Is ever so much softer and prettier. Soutache braiding Is a garniture no end stylish nowadays, aud the best effects dine from having a thread or cord of metal run along beside the silk or wool, and for this nickel, which is less white than silver, less gray than steel, is much used and wonderfully harmonious.

The lost sweet thing on cloaks or jackets is the bii square button of enamel or filigree, with sometimes the wearer's monogram upon it, which is set point upward in double row down either side the waiat and upon revers, cuffs, pocket flaps and to define the waist plaits at the back. For house wear good Parisian dressmakers are using much red stuff, usually in soft tones and softer texture, aud made with straight lull skirts, shirred deeply below the belt at front aud sides, very full at the wilh low, round empire waist and soft sash loosely knotted on one hip. The handsomest of winter costumes in black consist of a velvet skirt with direo- toire cout of the- big flowered stilT brocade, aud sometimes a breadth of the silk is set down the front of the skirt as well, and the sides are then edged with sable, blue fox or some other rich fur. The comet way to wear the lone veils now In use is to bring one end down busido the right ear, pass-it quite around the neck, then draw it through and let the ex.ra lun'tb flow at will. Much the same fashion answers for the long feather boa that bangs from the side oi the new English huts.

There is an alisolute rage for the boa this whiter it appears In all furs, all lengths, all colors and is used indifferently in fur or lace to protect beauty's throat, in feather to trim her newest felt hat, and In what she may piease to go aoout tne net it oi her overgarment and fall loose thence to her feet. Notwithstanding the annual outcry about felt, the lion's share of French hat and bonnets imported this fall are made of velvet and looking at its wonderfully various and lovely folds, the high lights, the rich shadows they give, oue cannot blame tho designers for clinging stoutly to this so lavonie stuff. A Parisian bridal gown just aired in Philadelphia is said to have cost just francs. It was of silver brocade, with square tntn and low round waist. The front iu of hand embroidered gauze garlanded with real orange buds, grown for the occasion, a cluster of which also formed the bouquet for the band.

A new tea gown consul of a priucobj robe of green silit, with long, close sleeves, worn over a loose vest end i. ont of picated blue ilk. It la named the Iiuuael why or wilt ro-foru nobody quite kn iws, unlen, it is that the contrast is calculated to mane inoffensive onlookers envy tho gliost his iuiuia-teriality. Jie- Vor Coi.liuei oal Mary Ann Oonrielly and Micnsei iKigartj were arrested, at London, O. for keeping the saloons ofien on Sunday.

Birkett Hkimier, a shoemaker, committed suicide In huff-ilo by cutting his throat with a rasor. No reou known-Moses 1. Mull, Lancaster county, Punn sylvania, a clerk i.i the labor bureau, at Wanhiiigto.1, has been arrested for forgery. At the end of even innings next sensor any pitcher, catcher, in or outfielder can quit, whether injured or not, and a fresh man take bis pqice. The pet eccentricity of tue wi low of millionaire Dr.

Hiller, of Wilmington, I trying the fit of her coffin, which she doe every week or so. Being satisfactorily lain out, a mirror in the ceiling allowing her to see the effect, she will express the wish tbat she may die now, and thus be sure everything is all right; that waiting is tedious. The Chicago grand jury has entered upou an investigation of the methods of Cashier Tallman. of the defunct Traders' bank. '1 he statute provides that any banker who sbaii receive money on deposit, knowing that hi bank is insolvent, for thirty days Lefore it breaks, shall be deemed guilty of embezzlement.

The Traders' bank, on the day before it went into the hands of a receiver, took in $80 000. It is understood that about $300,000 was' deposited in the bank within thirty days before the collapse. The penalty Is a fine of double the amount received and roK iffala, llsw TTssls. Bcs-tcxi, Saicttcg-a. and.

Ctivsr ISstst- em Cities. tt Head Solid Train to Now York. 3 THROUGH TRAINS. 3 WITH Pullman Palace Sleeping Coaches, Pullman Buffet Sleeping Coaches, Pullman Hotel Coaches, Parlor Cars and Elegant Day Coaches. TAblt H.t.

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p.m No. Is, Wsy (exvapt ttuuilsy) No. i I'uilmsD rslscel'michesoD nil thrtinuh trains. "Er II. 'l'HOM AH.

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I8U1, 1888. ft'eutrnl Time. I Nolall- itolllU7 No U. I N. 1.

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Lv.i'oTum'tius. 7.tHlUj 4. unprji l.Mipm t.tim 5.41pm 5. Mpm dripm 7.i.ripm fl.tnpm UpH'nd'sky fumy KiwUiria. 7.ii.tHiu n.l ihui 8 Hisni ll.l'wm lU.Orutni ll.i'Jiii Ar.

Toledo, MOUTH HOUND. No. 2. Daily. No.

4. L'lnly tolndo Dlvloion litr.Tolmlc... 7 Wnffi f.KlpDI fosniria. t'smy 8.2Shu s.n.iui 0.M.D 7.1ilpni Up.M'nirsky 8.0c'.u. DHlMwnrs.

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Daily No. 2. Daily Divuiou, tiT.t'olumbns 8.O1 lam U.isam 4.0!ipni Isixao lO.UHam! Ir. Athens Il irxLin 7.8Ui'n o.4. No.

H. Daily except Hirer Ulvlslon. Daily except Uuvuay iHuuiIu)' Ar. McArthnr Jo 12.0: pm I 4lpu i'omeroy 2.S2pn. I.Udpa MJTUON ltUNNINU OFTKA1NB.

Trali.e Noa. I and 4 Toledo dlllidon. will carry Monarch l'arlor Car between Toledo and Colnin- us, Dtr.wfenniifict.ions mails In Union Denot at lurnbus for Newark. Kauesyiile, I'itteburd, Wheel- 'Uir. Ilaltimore, WaeliiiiKuin aud rrniaueipiiiai im for Datum.

Cuioinnali. DonisTills and ail nointa Hon til and Soul went. m. .11.. mil all point in Michiiraii and 1 anada.

II. a. AL.SKMBAIM, (jeueral Pauienijer aud Ticket Axent, Obi i CHK O.ti.rnt Hnr-t he CHICAGO and AiLAMlC RAILWAY Continue to bt tin MOST POPULAR LINE Between all point Eaut and H'rst. lit train ire oompoKd of Out t'inetl l)ay Concliet and Palatial 'uUrnan Hlttjiiuy Cart, and run over a tmooth. vetl ballantrd rvadlted.

Ao other lint offeri more cwnplete facilities. JJirect connect ions mfte in Union ltetot; thus avoiding int. comnuxlwu traiuirt at unreanonalilehow Tim ratet vm mu line are at LOW as tlis LOWEST 1 Ak for Ticket via the 02X0AOO AND ATLASTTIO And your journey vrilt be one of Comfort and -woirure. TIMS TABLZ KArtTWAHD. No.

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Judson. 1.04 pm 11.15ava Ki.ute. Crown Poi't, Ham 7.IXiam Knfflewood. Ar.f'hicaito S.tsjaml 4.15im 4.fi7pm S.J pm d.OCpm 9.S0pm 4.57pm 5.35pm g.05pm Hr-Fmin 12 stops on siirnal only at North uu m)U. Akron and Enterprise, and train stops on sIkuk) only at Enterprise.

B. TlflHJtB, K. C. Dosald, (ierrl Manager. Osn'l I'a-a.

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7S West NVw lork, say.t "Have not been without Vlnnmr.llit- lein tor tne past twelve years, ami Consular It whole medicine chest in mr fatuity." MKS. MAl'l'IK rlilttil KON.of Dnden.N.Y sas: meaar Hitters in the beat mediciue 1 ever trh-d; it saved my life T. r. HAIl.hV.of lhmdsil.lt. any! "Vine, gar Kilters eurtsi eof itartdynU ten years ago, auo 11 cured or rneninHllsin, Mil's.

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aava '1 have tferisl arentlv from liuliumtiitn MnH roubiea, ami Vinegar bitter gave ne great relief." ft. DWYKK. of Webster, writes: 1 always ne Vinegar Hitters as a spruiir medi cine, and lme the beat of health." L.CULKMAN, 7 Montgomery New York, wntem "1 liuil your Vinegar lhltersa ti'st-elass touic VINKUAU fllTTEUB. The only Teniperr.ncs bitters known. It slim ulates the Drain anil quiets the nerves, regulates the Dowels and renders a perfect blood circulation through the hnronn veins, which is sure to restore perfit health.

A beautiful hook free. Address, It. II. Mi'llONALIt DKI lt 233 Washington street, New York, H(efte the tonic, nurityina lirooerties of a sob Iwilh, rnring all local kin and acalp dineais, t.iitiplett, liloU-hea, ecxema, bitter, charing, (to. It it made rcnn pcrfeclly pure niaterinlH ami Is most healing ami invigorating to the skin, keep ing it in a rrcHti, clean aim healthy eouilltlon.

Sold by and fancy giKMUnlealeni. or sent by nihil one oake for 2ft els. or three for (H) cts. by tne proprietors, K. II.

HlcDONAl.ll Itltl'G 682 Washington street. New York The of mi baumnvM I hvn ttafuwn fttta; my old Blacking uriun, ua ATERPROOF BOOT BEAUTIFULLY BIlLIMIItlf WITHOUT LABOR WoHfsAC EBlacking Produce pollnh without the old bmh. slid tt ri" Icm a u4 on and iAr triiMKN't tS Why stick to old wan in Hum Urs of pfngiMB 1 Hold by Shoe Storm. Oirs, DrucsMs, Ma. WOLFF RANDOLPH.

PHlUDELPKli HOXOIES chtaiu mm? CURE The greatest remedy in the world for all acute attacks to throat and lungs, for adults as well as child ren. Price, BO corx H. J. SOHOLL JIANUFACTUIiKH WHOLESALE DEALER IN Choice Cigars. Everybody srnokcN hip make of Cigars.

WE AK MEN! Tj vfT" WBI K.TkK TO I I HE by this Nr.W impkovBO In in (Tifti: I.MP.HATlVll'WEAlCKPjtfl. fflv frit r. it- i tiou in i iit, moot hh currrnu of JLlirtrie- -p-'JLv' ItyAittmy thrnjifi mil Iir thuni-' X1- to Iifcmith m-(t VikU-fvuiHrrrnefh. rtertrr) Cu'rt or fwifril inem'h, Omtut sH vth-t Nits. Worst rasei DlMutl; cured id Itirce months.

Jel pmphletc Um 8ANDEN ELECTRIC 822 BsOAuWAV. NEW I0B. LADIES Io Your Own iylg, ttt Home, with UPecrloss 3D3res Tlipy will dye prootMriff TJiey are h1H ernry when. Price purltnir. 40 colore, ThJ have do for Htn-ntit, nrhtcwa, Amoont iu I'uckftKHi or for Ktwtrntm of klor, or nou-fmlini Qualities.

Thi-y tlo not crock or pmiit Korttie.y H. FLOTKfcN, or U. V. UOl.hU- MAN A HIS PIPEHSEtA r.WHtiBp A'lvertisliiK bureau (10 8pruoi af 10111 I If You 'Are Sick With Headache, Neuralgia, omatisra Dyspepsia, Biliousness. Blood Humors, Kidney frisease, Constipation, Female Troubles, Fever and Ague, Sleeplessness, Partial Paralysis, or Xcrvous rroe- tration, use Palne's Celery Compound and be cured.

In each of these the cause is sacntol or physical overwork, anxiety, exposure or malaria, the effect of which Is to weaken the nervous system, resulting In one of these diseases. Kemove the Causk witk that great Nerve Tonic, and the bssuit will disappear. Paine's Celery Compound as. L. BoweS, Springfield, writes: Paine's Celery Compound cannot be excelled as Nerve Ionic.

In my -cane a single bottle wrought a great change My nervousness entirely disappeared, and with it the resulting affection of the stomaoh, heart and liver, and the whole lone of the system was wonderfully invigorated. I tell'my friends, if sick as I have been, Paine's Celery Compound Will Cure You! Sold by drupptsts. glx for J5. Prepared only by Wills, Bichajidson 4 Burlington, VU For the' KeivoiiS, Debilitated. BUILDING on- Cleveland and all other designs.

Terms and see Specimens. Warranted to color more roods than anv other dyes ever made, and to give more brilliant and durable colors. Ask for the D.amond, and take no omer. if. Dress Dyed A Coat Cooed t- I FOR 10 uurmenis neneweu I cents A Child can use them Unequalled tor all Fancy and Art Work.

At druggists and Merchants. Dye Book tree. WELLS, RICHARDSON Props, Burlington, Vt didce to Everybody who has a diseased Uteris to at onos take proper means to cure It. The function the Lirer is designed to perform, and on tbe regular exeautioa of which depends not only the general health of the body, but the powers of the Stomach, Bowel, Brain, and the whole nervous system, shows its fast and vital importance to homan health. BOMBQHG should run the risk tor a single dsy of neglecting this important organ, but should promptly get a boa of Mr.

C. incline's Celebrated la.er Pilla, made by I LEM1NO Pittsburgh, Pa, and according to directions they will cure you promptly and permanently. Around each box is a -rapper giring full description of the symptoms of Liver. They can be bad of druggists. JaTBeware of CotiMTKurairs made in St.

FLEMING Pittsburgh, Pa. VORY POLISH FTEETr15 Perfumes the Breath. Ask for it. FOR MEN ONLY! Tur book Eip EBILITT TWOPHTt. ul wml an.ud.u.

ora-ana and l-sn rt for mmmmm. mrml stut g-mrrml pbTStcs.1 4 Tk. m4tr-t ml rsu I 4TTra Slid iSAr CttOt mint. enuaisrsU InssM. TTsnaes.

tntnittee. foil rsstors. aslwM bsvond bumaa Mm sMlif Crw I SttrtM mm T4Tiirto. mm tmrriwm Mswtrit. 1mm writ UKNaT TrsNMM ai ateaiutaiy unfuiimf uj SUMS mpmtj mm $1,000 Ifce-wetrdL FOR EVERY CASE OP Nasal or Post-Nasal Catarrh I THAT vv'' 1 Tit TVTi-LOm'NIWa POSITIVE CURE FOR CATARRH FALLS TO CURE.

Every bottls gnaranteed or money refunded when our rules and instructions ara carried out in full. The only catarrh medicine of merit, and the only Company that gives tou this chance. This is to show the public that we do not come before the people with a worthless nostrum, but one of merit. I)o not let your druggist sell you spottle unless it has our guarantee on same. For sale by all drug trade.

Prine, $1.00 Per Bottle, li your druggist does not have it, send $1, tod we will pay express charges. DR. LIVINGSTON MEDICINE DAYTON. OHIO. FLOOR OILCLOTHS, Horse Blankets, The LARGEST and CHEAP- EST Assortment in the City, FOR SALE BY J.

Hood Son, Masonic Block, Marion, O. MAS8ILL0N GOAL BEST in tta.e MAEKET, rid ergra-sts. KINDLING -AT-.