The Cedarville Herald, Volume 32, Numbers 27-52

O m > A i't iz x u T U B H I C E B A 1 K W* tkil-XC! I’ YOVH lU’iKOXAUX a.&d pr-MM>«vitH<ft(iKu4prompt *uU?);*?<di ft* *11 linglUCMi tottu*t<a tn <15 !i.URDER» iittet eou- mojmy by NEWYORKDRAf'i «n4 BANK .u .- l'l)* rWnpest ii:.. vHBiejii way t' • mail. ^ Lows Mad? *« ' 1 Estate, Personal or * :a Security, Stoking i*. ur* ,* A. -M, to* P. M. 8 . W. rtYmr, IT »( > ah O’, lli ?•v.l i’ Does notColor the Hah* ° A V E R ’ S H A I R V I « O R S t o p s r a ilin g H « f r A h Eleigant D r tM tn c D e s tro y s D a n d r u f f M a k e * * * » t r G r o w iiadimw - (,iptknwi'S>g(|Ahlwl, Water, tvrtowe. Ask y«ir doctor W* opfafon of wch a l«Mr preptrktioa* A Y E R ’ S H A I R V I G O R Does notColor1 the Holt* mini j T i V ahw tJwnmnr. l*wU. Hi m. Womansuffer;'1 ,r7ftotofisad- ache^backachv, ..... ;4d$,or nervousness, or .v:;/ "SH? ail­ ment rasultin« ; *-.v -.'a trouble, should gi- use It regularly. C * been found, by ihoi, ladles, to rolleva {cmsU k« susss, by restoring to * .it the weak womanly organs; 3 1 t i •N Mrs. F. S, MID s *Murletta, Calif., triedCardulandwrites ■ ”* *ra’tthinS: anyone can ie-jo^.i-.wjid'amedicine inorb bluffy &:.n * cast Cardul. I had,i Ktl&p, followed byin- flamination, i positivelybe­ lieve Iwould have,died, had Itnotbeenfor.Oajdui. When l 1 begantakingii, 1 could not standbnmy feet Auer tak­ ingtwobottles, 1 wan cured, andI cowWeigh165pounds." TryCardul--*itwillhelpyou* Soldeverywhere, , 8«5 e*/ The Cedarrvffie Herald . Sr.oa P e r Yea*** j KA S3XZM* - ttatto*. FBIDAY, OCTOBERS, WO pjMuesanuwuL’^ag^^ —i-------—hi™ WON; YET LOST. A new scheme to purchase votes was adopted Tuesday when the Andrew-Iiidgway gang purchased votes for Judas Wright for schoolboard by placing a quarter in a ba­ nana; to hand the voter and thus avoid detection. It was necessary for the gang to elect three members to get control of the schppls but seeing the fight to hot dropped two on the slate and' devoted their money and en­ ergy to Wright alone. This was done to keep him in the lead on the count for the county organisation re­ fused to recognise his recom­ mendations for judges in this precinct* Again it waskndwn that . the Minnie Hamilton story would be injurious and this had to be overcome. The quarters paid were for plum­ pers and the count revealed about thirty, just enough to keep in the lead. The gang was' certain when the polls closed that Wright would be from. 50 to 100 in the lead. All they had to go iimimmt.-eCm fney ' . „ . kmvnm stuiwa »• m#Sm : a fltMtf krt# eWirtly *«*d MW, i Ho♦(*•»you r*6omr«u« t W to do. I »oo Hh» »rirll*t« of ruing bl* mbm J* ldup^UttS«riitorfi.tWJi|dl«]Mt)pOll,,Xi89U Best For I Th*5ow*ia Jk t o o e o u t e . CAROVCATtttKnC rumw Good,DoOBod, W***®*®} tSbittPtSmiti'BofU »nt*totocar»orifiui'l; me, buck, r*i^,Poto. Krr*fSIcK«a midInb«ik. titwCiraM*** BurlingRemedy Co., Chfceeo orN.Y. 398 MJIUALSAU,TEHMILUMBOXES . O U l t o 60 YEARS* EXPftRIENCK iRXOE mARKa OtaioNa ConfnWHT* A c. JkTtjJSl* ewidln*e*k»lfhenddnrarfctlnnw*y deMtlr moerteln oiirf.pinkm froe.whethsr »n ' mmrkri m prohRMytiKtanutobL. f’mnmnnir*. 1 nab» rMtMUtok .{.'(W9«inBI<*«. tK.»s»mo( conB<lim( 1 * 1 . TUUlMOOKonPeteuto *nttfree. <<liMeteaenryforsenrmceetmts. I’euete token thraveh Mena k ^ tsmim to" RdwdJ«, wH-outrherw, inthe ScientificJfftticricaK. Abend*enetynhertfn'ddweeklr. fArrest Hr. rnisuon i.f *nr sofentUto{neniet, Terms, U * l^S.LlIYr 2 !,< 2 :,!'***luswabyeaweesdMUf*. r*A B o T ou t* . G1&3A6* Suit You? The eyes change with age and sicknes s Best Optical Work at Ilea- somdile Prices. C h i l e s S . Fay, Opficlntt. 28 1*2 Knsfc Main Htreet, Springfield, Ohio. imfa i irntmufim on their merits. The gang member will be the only rep­ resentative the drugstore has in the board. 8 When the organisation turned down Wright's rec­ ommendations 2. H. Andrew, T. B, Andrew, C. M. Ridgway and the gang committeeman himself went to Xenia to ap peal for recognition but their words fell on deaf.ears. The Xenia people have cut loose from the drugstore crowd. Much of the opposition to the county organization has been due to the work of the Andrew-Iiidgway crowd. It is said that the Xenia people were continually being asked to interfere with the courts in liquor cases and stand for graft money being demanded from certain persons who held good appointive posi­ tions. CASTOR IA For Infant* suxd Children, Tfet tk i You Hars Always BsogH S«anfthe gig&ataraof A BAPTIST ELDER Btttorid to HMlth by VMol e1 aria remdcura and weak from In* 4%*8tio« and general debility, alco «uf* fared from vertigo, I **v a icod liver fireptrationrailed Vinol advert!**! tnd' dacldad to (ir* it a trial, and the re­ mit* were meet gratifying. After tak­ ing two bottles I regained my strength and amnow feeling unusually well.” Henry Cunningham, Elder Bap­ tist Chord), Kingston, N, 0, Vinol 1*not a patent medicine-but a preparation cotnpoaed of the medicinal ek-meni* of Coda*livers, combined with a to«i« iron and win*. Vinol treatea a hearty appetite, tones ap the organs ^ ■'tip>.^.... . . .. ferpd of the m fe» st»f ntefil ith. one mighty upward sweep be burled it fairly over hi* back, where it struck -on the rock with « sicken­ ing thud and fell at its base, a quivering, shapeless mass o£ man­ gled flesh and bone. The victor wheeled and go 7 ,eel for a moment at the quiet form. To the trembling, panting flgure of the man on the rook he paid no heed. Satisfied that his adversary would trouble. bim no more, he turned and with heavy swinging strides went back into the swamp from which he had come. Thus fell the king of the Allagash, not from any cunning or craft of puny man, but in a battle royal, worthy of the Spartan kings, waged with a foe deserving of nis blade, in de­ fense of his crown and realm,—* Outing Magazine. f**nc* on Earth. ‘ Have yon ever thought seriously of the meaning of that blessinggiv­ en to the peacemakers? People are always expecting to get peace in heaven. But you know whatever peace they get there will be ready, made. Whatever making of peace they can bo blessed for most be on • the earth here, not the taking of arms against, but the building of nests amid its “sea of trouble*,” like the halcyons. Difficult enough, you think. Perhaps so, but I do not see that any of ns try. We com­ plain of the want of many things- we want votes, we waDt liberty, we want amusement, we want money. Which of ns feels or knows that he wants peace?—John Buskin. Th* Way of t*« Wind. The velocity of the winds is as follows; Gentle wind (a hreeze) traverses 10 feet a second. Moderate (an easy gale), 16 feet * second. Violent (a squall), 35 feet a sec­ ond. Storm, slight, 43 feet a second; considerable, 49 feet a second; vio­ lent, Bt feet a second. Hurricane, of the temperate zones, 60 feet a second; of the tor­ rid cones, JflO feet to 350 feet a second. »»aWr*m»t>a»-"iWOAM* i,’",.:1 n Th* ttwalh of Shellfish. A limpet may appear a poor flab­ by creature and yet he can pul! 1,051 times his own weight in the air and nearly double that in wa> •v •*-*}.V - 1: t % A*.*-’'* .; > 1111 ' i -| isnsiwiriMam mi rw, f ^XBAmEJROYAL, " Moo*# F:*ht For th* Championship of th* Wtld*m«i>. An hour, it seemed, the two moose had battled, neither appear­ ing to gain a point of advantage. Their sides showed red gashes from the savage'ripping of horn points. Their eyes W'ero reddened, and there was crimson in the flecks of froth that flew from their nostrils. The bog was churned into a black slough of muck beneath them. The first streaks of dawn were showing when—was it fate, luck or the bet­ ter. strategy of the.newcomer?— the advantage of position was taken from Biihorn’s stag, . Now tlfe1newcomer could stand off a locomotive, He could even , recover a measure of his wind, while his opponent must continue to weaken. And the effect soon: told, Suddenly he seemed to gather himself together and bring nil his great force of bone and muscle into one grand, herculean effort, and Biihorn’s buii slipped backward, His adversary-was actually forcing bog and nil back; with him, the spongy mass soughing up behind his helpless 'haunches. This was a dangerous turn in the, fray, He realized it and struggled to gain a stay somewhere, anywhere; hut there was nothing to hold to. Back,, back, -he settled on bis haunches vntil he was driven squarely over on his broad side, hopelessly out of action, terribly at the mercy of hia foe, who horned him brutally .again and again until sheer .lack of breath forced him to draw back for an. instant Up from, the reddened slough the vanquished beast stasrgered, a fearful spectacle. Not an instant didhe falter, hut,with his dark 11fe- blood pouring from his sides, drove straight at his enemy again. The rest is soon told* As the dying sta^ came on blindly be stumbled anc fell squarely on the lowered antlers Of his conqueror- Viciously the standing bull strove to extricate hia horns from beneath the heavy body of his victim, but he was A »H H* w** * all of hJa time.by-jti wa* why in apondenee the other turning to hk him to ring ap phone. “Jemmiaon, house «n the Blank to owa* tell them that her.” The aec few minute* lion wa* made, “ I* that ye*, when he got to “ Yc*,’r «£, au<l in a connec- “ Well; this have just rung that Barker wa* ing with two tonight, He been called 1 and he thought use the tickets "Fine!” rapHflt', have nothing ela^Wdo-” ‘‘AH right, continued Blaijk. ^*Pfhe rise* at half said. “ I to tell you tbi* morn- the theater Barker have out of town, might like to about it?” Blank. *1 Mr*. Blank, you know in van have had begin to put t on, “ Then the middle _ dear.” f&as an angry 1 * of the wire. pas .“ Yes; I know,” • . “t .thought r e ­ time bo that di your lunch yep your bat on,” he we can get thereqj of the first act J The only an*’ click at the crth«$ which' seemed tq ^dfeate that an­ other receiver **£»& trouble, but Mr. Blank only lahghed as he re­ turned to his wGfk.—lappincott’s Magazine., , Cau** F«r One fine » village was dis bers by the deep giving praise mi lab. “ What hat] Nasreddinthey this hour of the skaaiviBa,' . ^aright the whole in its slum- ofNasreddin unto Al- SiMs&ir'f -0 f i > M "that at t%ht thotf doth give praise and 0&nks until Al­ mighty Allah?” “As I lay half Hpeping on my di­ van/* replied the' Ijodja, “ r -Ofto-. ’-Jt. - , aUK'.rV r er-er- *-»**li> g oy Ikftutttg ftadCh il^enT The Kind You Have Always Bought Haa.Sour 9!STp\sehj 0ia!, Worms.Cohvehyons.Bsveri ncse endX.QSSOF SXJBBP. In Use Over Thirty Years THE CCKTAUn MlINNC. HEWy**K CITY, OFFERINGS (QO Seam less 9 x ,!2 f t good q u a lity B russe ls R u g s , each * $ 10.50 op and suddenly ‘ T looked eld a white thing flapping by'®* window. This must he a ghost mtfiun or some oth-, er evil apmt sen flf Shaitan to tor- \ meiit triie belhmu^ methought, so I seized my boi through rt. I fc behold# It w*U x shirt which- drove an arrow ith arose, and, hut toy own i One and Two Room Lots Straw Mattings«One-haif price ^ " V- to Close*; . New line of Carpets, Rugs, Wall _ - L i p p i e u i i i ^ D r a p e r i e s / ’ ' A trip wa* V *«ltB j|# uffcw tf sound riaap one mornihg fkm the steamer' Was close t o tuttnp ctf eoast where the mountain* tower sheer from the water** edge;to A height of thou­ sand* of feet, presenting a majestic be. equaled . s»! ^ ■€ ” Season. in many a girl’a fa- tne deck, ;t not to other place*. The ther, carrying her. to m pointed'to the m$wt line o f moun­ tains and askedher: “ Well, what do you think of that?” expectfogg a* was natural* that she would be quite overwhelm­ ed at ^he right Instead she jget rubbedher sleepy eye*. “They look,” 1 ouslv,4Hike hfll*J Whereupon aba. went to again.—New York Times. THE P, M, HARMAN CO„ 30-32 North Main St-, > Dayton, Ohio. the muttered duhi- » •leep Th* «*H lwtb* C mu The sahn* dement* of ocean wa­ ter may be in part derived from geological fotwm&sm which. con­ sisted largely of Ilk* matter, but it 1 is generally ooniddeirad that the salt-1 tie** of the m » k sufficiently ac-1 counted for by the deposition of , soluble salts mm the riven. Salta ; of various kind* form part of the constituent Ingredient* of the earth** soil evsaywaere. They are washed out fey springs and rivulets and carried to fit* sea by largo streams, and as the evaporation which feed* th* stream#carrie* none of the dissolved matter* back again tlm tendency is for the salt* to ne- cumulate in the sea. The principal saline in.., 'edieat* found in ocean water are chloride of eodium, or common salt, asd salts of magnesia and fime. ____________ _ Th* §***f«taR. He was a smart junior, with a ris­ ing reputation for gtiaioa in the art of cross examimaUea, Said he to witness, a gaandovs but alert dd lady: ‘How much mwasy bad you in ymu^voekst wbari yoa say it was ^ “ Four shillhzjpL two sixpences and i sovereign jn ao<4* oame the reply trippingly on the Magee. *IWd yon «v«r < sovereign in anyfiriag bat ioMf** was the next qaarifcm, jm l •Te*; I * Mug in a oa: ........................ J . H . M c n i L l J k N . Fuaersl I*ir^»•* »v end Furniture D ea ler. Manot»«>erer o f O m e n t ttrave V m U s and Gen iM t B u ild in g JNfcwk*. T«4*pheaeJrik^ f ■ 9*4ervS«fVbe. iSifejifl f etewtkm andmakes tieh. fed blood, The Mediterranean encklo rap tkk aatnral maneer, Vlao! create* exert a pull equivalent to ?.0?i stomatb tot th* nm*dow», over- \ time* hi* The force r**, to opoi* «n mrior shell k worked and d*billtat*<l, and tor dell-1 quired i sate sWldren tad old j*o#ls. >Wr \ %m time*'the weight of the ov*- I ' S & i S btt>)K!Wt,* jtrr wiih.ml In* shell. Were an All wash ysrapas In thfi vlHnily are i ? * l * £ * % ? . Ar1, ^ ni>or* t*-try Viwol oat out ot*r to « h <MI their wi-wer it tifsilc to atm*saw tion to hi.* weight he would ho able to lift tf.WKJ.M0 or 3,000,000 pouadef—London Answers. ^*f. jkp -rm. b , - •Sv-v. MMkc w «w >iuiram .„______ *•' MENTOR UNDERWEAR Nights are growing longer. The daye are growing colder. You will need the heavier underwear; “Mentor Comfort” Ju s t the th ing , Rrices no higher. There Is such a de­ mand for this brand that our. assortment is complete. Ch ildren 's Su its, - 5 0 c Ladies V es t S u its - 5 0 c M en 's - $1.25 to $3 Other m a k e s ,- 2 5 c each ‘TAKE BUS CU T ,lWe recommend it; th*r* isn’ t nay better.,. In mjd-gnmmer you have to truss to a large degree to your hutwher- Well Cared For Meats to hot weather itro the only kind to buy; wo have proper api>lia»ce# for keeping them right, and they’r# sweet and safe when sold. Don’ t go meat shopping when it’s hot. Buy Of u* and be sure. C . H . C R O U S E , CEDAK-VIDLE, O. Are You Sick? Much, sickness is due to a weak nervous system. Yours may he, I f it is, you cannot get well until you restore nerve strength Your nervous system is nature^-power house; the organs o f your body g e t : their power from it, I f the power is not there, the action of the organs is weak, and disease {sick­ ness) follow s.. Dr. M e s ' Nervine cures' the sick because i t ' soothes the irritated and tired nerves and gives the system a chance to 'recuperate. Try it, and see i f you do. not quickly feel its bene­ ficial effect. -"I was given Up to, file by a leading Uoutor, Got one of 'Dr. Kile* booRs and found that- Dr. Mites Net- vino At rev «nse; From the very first dose I took I g-ot hotter. X am better now than I have .been for years, and- do all my own work on. the farm. That'a what Dr...Miles’ ' Nervine has done for me, and t amglad to reoom- WaftJoifN°JAMBst Biverton, Nehr. " Your druaal#t eefta Or..Mite*' Nerv- ';« him to return ^oaiy) if-ft eo.,HB*art,Iad The Bookmaltep ...% estaaPcint... IN T H E B O O KW A LtER H O T E L HIGH S TR EET DINING ROOMFORLADIESUPSTAIRS ALSO REST ROOA M e a l s n o w as c e n t s , LunchCounter on MainFloor Open Day and Nijht. The Best of Good Used in the Cul­ inary Department. Waropfir PilesnrSmiles? A p o l . t iv e g u a r a n t e e DR. HEBRASUNQOID th* most wonderful edentate dleoovery o f modem timeefbr theeevereetcmeeeoffteoing yi.es, Br/enia, Tetter. Kelt Rheom. Sin* Worm, Barber « Itch, *tc. This highlymedf- rated antiscfitlc Halve Jti’ls the feme, re­ move* tu« trouble and heal* the irritation permanently, AbSolnte satWftioUoa guar­ anteed or money refunded, Prioe m cts. atDmRghta. or mailed. Trial aample* cents to covermailing. „ THE fi, C. BITTNERCO., Toledo, 0M*. Ladies’ and Children's New Su its , New Skirts, New Waists, New Petticoats lin e assortment. Prices fully 25 per cent lower than other cities. HUTCHISON & GIBNEY,, XKNIA, • ■ PILES' OHIO. ■aim aaga-g- FISTULA ... JMWAMi ' ' \ ■ DISEASESOFTHEHEGTIM tot*Mtfkbhm*tt**mm 4» iaiSirf*2^ Ty > ^ ; Mk4»H* :WAwiNi.«M in I timniL#t SSSi^ a s s a s r a s a M B S M s t d r . j . j . M c C l e l l a n J m S£ m SS% m CouHtut,0. Meat is Healthy, The human system needs meat, not.the tough, in-, digestable kind which makes it a labor for the diges­ tive organs to asimilate it; but the nutritious, juicy kind which gives you ihusclft and nerve for daily duties.' C, W, Crouse & Co, Stfttc*** to C. 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