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t%- No charge for Consultation
DR.. Hardman treats Consumption, Bronchitis, Asth.
ma, Laryngittis and all diseases Of tho throat and
lungs by Medcated inhalation lately used inthe Bromp
ton Hospital, london. The great point in the treat
ment OF all human maadies is to get at the disease in
the direct manner. ali medicines are estima ed by
their action upon the organ requiring relief This Is
the important fact upon which Inhalation is based-
the stomach is diseased, take medicines directly
li the stomach. If the lungs ure diseased breathe
Of nhae medicated vapors directly into the Lungs
iicnes are the andOes TO disease and should be ap
phi to the very seat Of disease Inhalation is the ap
pile tOn of this prncpeto the treatment of the lungs
or gives direct access to those intricate aircels
and lbes which lie out ofreach Of every other means
of administering medicines. The reason that con-
SUMPTION and other diseases of the lungs have here
fore resisted all treatment has been because they have
never been approached in direct manner bv medicine
They were intended to act upon the lungs, and vet
were applied to the stomach Their action was intend
ed to be local. and yet they so administered that
they should only act cOustitutonaly expendng their
principal and immediate action upon the unoaending
stomach whilst the foul ulcers within the lungs we're
unmolested Inhalation brings the medicine in direct
contact with the disease without the disadvantage OF
any violent action, IsapplicatiOn so simple, that
can be employed by the youngest iufant or feblest
invalid, 1t does not derange the stomach or interfere
in the smallest degrOe, with the strength comfort or
business of the patient.
LIZ OTHER DISEASES TREATED.
In relation to the following diseases, either when
complicated with Lung Affections or existing alone.
also invite onsultatiOn-usually find them promptly
curable.
PrOlapsus and all forms Of Female Complaints Irreg
ularities and weakness.
PalpitatOn and other forms of Heart Disease Liver
Complaints Dyspepsia end all other Diseases of Stom
ach and Bowels; Piles &c.
e. all diseases Of the Eye and Ear. Neuralgia,
Epilepsy ard all forms of nervous disease.
s. d. HARnM IN n D.
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PIaStering EsI..1oF''rg !

The undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
lie that be is still engaged in the above business and is
prepared to execute work to the fancy of ahv Plain
and ornamental pastering done der on the short
est possible notice. Ny long experience in the busi
ness and my success mechanic, enables ne to as
sure the public that all work will be executed 70 entire
satisfaction. All orders will be ssended to promptly
address the Undersigned at Carroton, Carroll county
Ohio. WIN G. RUNION
June 49, ts56.-h.
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PARTITION NOTICE


n.-,u Carroll eOaAiy, olo.
Daniel hcCfeary, et ais.
Ds'sl v, AsgreaFy, William MoCrsaFy, John Mccres.
&, lruloley heCreary, Thomas heCfeary. EGssbssh
heCfesry Of Ae sAts Of Ohio, George sun and r..
ssai bis VIE, Of the STATE Of Ohio. Are here
y nqssed that On the fourteenth dsy of Juss isss
az Aooe5s Aaaetl aled bic psstioa 10 he Court oi
nrsvs- ~ 49, q eArro county, Ohio. the object and
payes Nuieh s Tor partition of The fo9wiaw aser;h
60 real estate situate IN tAs county of C.S,o ~
oA1e o. Vhio Wa The north west quarter 81 ssc,ion
s- tzsl Of township sixteen, (i6 range sven
We aso % acres on Of the east end Of he
quarter Of section thirty e. 3ll Of township s.asr
uo) Of range seyen Of the Iands sold st g.,ha
0ho az i The same cannot be Aparted thst tbs ,ndI
oe soid 70 the highest bidder. And Il further prsvs
mat guardians ed tem be appointed for said yhos..
heGreAry and Elizabeth McCfsary, who are mipors =
SAID petition vii be for hearing al the ne1t term -
said eOufi, u August 1885, R0BERT MAFFFTr "
By Z. r. Eekley, atty for petitioner
June 10, ls56.-6W-pr fee
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DRUGS. DRUGN.

The undersigned would respectfully inform the public
that he has just received from the East lot of ugs
medicines, Paints, Oils, and Dyestus which he viii
sell as low, il not little lower than can be purchased
at any store in the county Thankful for past favors
he hopes by strict attention to bis business and low
prices to merit continuance of the same.
Dec. l3, 1885. tt. JOHN @. BANTER
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WILLOUGHBY'S
Patent TeIegraphic Water Carrier.

HAVING purchased the right to the saidapparsans,
Il the townships of Union, Rose, Brown, Augusta,
Washington and East in Carroll county Ohio We would
inform the citizens of of the county that we are
prepared to set up said apparatus on short notice and
reasonable terms Said apparatus being for the purpose
of raising and conveying water from the spring to the
house. which is admitted to be one Of the best appara
tus for labor saving in the female department. now in
use. Warranted to give satisfaction.
NIB. ANY communications for US can be leA at the
a merican House Carrollton, Ohio,
W00DB0RNE & ROUDEBUSH.
July 10, is TT
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JULY & Angus APPOINTMENTS.
DR.. HARDMAN,

PHYSICIAN FOR DISEASES OF THE
L Lungs formerly Physician TO Cincinnati Marine
HospitaD will be in attendance at his Rooms as fol
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: TTACHMjFNT NOTICE.-At my instance an attach.
Il ment was this day issued by Samuel Williams a
Justice of the Peace of Perry township Carroll county
Ohio against the property and effects of William Greer
non resident of said county, this SOh day Of June.
1856. VIZ. HERR0N.
July "a, 58.-SW,
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Both The Ointment and Pills should be used 1
tie JOllo'Cing cases
Bunions Lumbago Sore Legs
Burns hercural Erup- Sore Breasts
Chapped Han g tons Sore Heads
Chilblains Piles Sore Tbroats
IiStuias rheumatism Sores of all kinds
Gout Salt Rbeum gnraina
SWelled Glands Skin Diseases Scalds
Stiff Joints Ulcers Venereal Sores
Wounds Of all kinds
Sold at the Manufactures of Professor Holloway,
2O Maiden Lane, New York, and pa Strand, London,
and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers of MedL
cines throughout the United States and the civilized
world, IN Pots at 25 cents CIT cents, and SI:eaeh.
az There is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N: B. Directions for the guidance Of patients in ev.
rey disorder are affixed to each Pot.
March 6, l656-ly.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,

CAhHOLLTON, ::: -: OHIO.
8. G. MKEE, Proprietor.
THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE
extended ONE by my friends and the public gen.
orally, would respectfully inform all Interested that in
tend remaining in the above house during the three years
Tor which have leased. make this announcement to
the public for the purpose of eontradcting report put
in circulation BY meddlesOme and malicious person
to the effect that was about closing the House. Twill
be found at my post ready to serve my friends and the
public to the best Ofmy ability respectfully solicit
continued share of public favor.
CarroItOn, March Is, 1856.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
l am still manufacturing, and have on hand good
assortment of Havana, Principe. Half Spanish and
common cigars, all Of which will recommend themsel.
yes to purchasers who may be pleased to call and ex-
anime
full assortment of chewing ttbaccO, of the most
choice, and popular brands, selected especially for
the retail trade-also
SNUFF, PIPES AND SMOKING TOBACCO:
A complete assortment of Spices, common and Fancy
candies, Nuts Fruts-and COnfectiOnaries generally
all of which will be sold
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Shop opposite J. P. Cummings Store, Main ST. Carroll
ton, Ohio. JAMES GORDON,
Jan 81 1855 tE
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NANCY lsSINERES-H yOo want some fine,
L fashionable, fancy Cassimeres, 6all at
AKIN BAXTER'S
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DR.. Hardman will be in attendance at his rooms in
Il Patton House CarroltOn, the 7th of August, next.
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NTECET
Cash and Elv;s.-..ss : SteEa.

OILS- Castor Oil, Sweet Oil COd-iver Oil, and Lard
U Oil, at BAXTER'S
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DARASOLS.-A fine selection will be found at the
I New Cash and PredI &C store Of
AKIN BAXTER
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DAINTS, Varnish, Or aann Earkinndg Brushes at
BAxTERE.
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DONNETS.-A fine lot Of NeapoIissn, lace, and En-
ID lsh straw Bonnets of the latest styles viii be found
at the store Of AKIN & BAXTER
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24

WHkAr on Oar SruRBLE.-An experienced
farmer says he has had very good wheat after
es,s by adopting the following mode of ro,a-
ton in crops: Manure corn ground we'll in
the Spring-which he believes is the best
time to apply manure-plow it in deep. work
the corn shallow, so as not to disturb the ma
nure. (which has now become fully rotten. J
for wheat If the oct stubble is thick enough
and dry enough. burn it of. which will make
the ground in 6rst rate order for blowing, and
Kills the seeds Of noxious weeds. Ii the seeds
# weeds get in with the manure by putting it
a the corn ground. there is better chance
Il killing them than when plowed in with
hubble for . crop Of grain.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD!
LIFE PILLS
AND FHENIX BITTERS,
F rec from all Ninerai Poi.om..

THE great popularity Sh5eh NeF.ts., Life Pill,
L and Fhsnix Blsters have attained in consequence
Of the eNtrsoFcnsry eur-s effected bv use reu
cers - unnecessary Ter the proprietor eager into
particular analysts o. their msclcIns or prep
ertles Having been more than twenty wears before
the Pu5lc, ana having the united testimony nora
than three millions OF persons who Ia been restored
to TIE enjoyment of perfect health aS them il Be
ieEed that their reputation the best vegetable med
icIue before the public, ADMITS Of dispute
almost every eity and village IN the United States
there many Who are READY to testify their ETH
escy removing disease, ana giving to the whole
system renew e health snF yigor
In cases o Scrofala Ulcers. >curvS fruptcns Of
the sln the operations OF the Lc Medicines truly
astonishing often removing in Few Gays every
te OF tn Sc ioathsome diseases By their purifying
iee{s the blood Fever and Ague. DYSPEPSIA
DroPsy, Piles. aaa in short all diseases soon
isI3 70 their curative properties Ne family should
be without them, BY their timely much suffer
ing and expense may Se saved.
Prepared by WILLIAM MoFFArr. NJ d New
York, ana for sale BY Z q PorTs, RIehuond. lnd
May -, l>oo II ON
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Grocery & Provision Store.

vcuii respectfully inform the citizens
u Richmond and vicinity, that he has commenced
general Grocery and Provision business the former
" occupied BY =. Fl. Citizens, and has hand CT
stocks Of articles his line offered
this His 81 Loaf crushed
Havana and brown Sugars. Coffee Chocolate Saerssus
Starch Spices Of all kinds aad black Teas super
quality MoiAsses Fruits Nuts Tobacco,
Cheese Pisa Dried Beef and in tAsi almost article
Family Groceries, shehhe will sell
la in this city elsewhere.
Having gagged in this permanent business, snd in
tending devote his entire attention the
Aad reeeIvea share OF the public patronage
!. l. MEEK. Js.
RisArend, September g, 1855 OFF
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Mudge's Patent Washing Machine

ra>HE gned has purchased The r-ht for manuar
celebrated and economical Machines
Wayne and - prepared 70 supply All orders fair
emily fair t=la in order
--tegs people
shall soaetIHs sooa fer ard thst they shall
have an orrartanf testing N&ck3as te-
ten wiIl. few seSs hAyes rCEter hArt zni
ready All he trial for three :oEE weeks
\ order that
nay alE aFprecAtea II fsGa5 to
is<sciory the e OF that the Machine
charges n&ds. previ6e1 i damaged
using He every trs5eve that x ~l!
for the purpose OF Washing
Of clothing in half the The ordinary made
half the The clothes sd haf the quantity
as
He has hani and viii make er5-r all kinds
SASH DOORS AID FRAMES. Of the best quality He
material for hul4dFcSE- and pat them
.sir terms He A-s thanks the pgbIic e
nss. liberal patronage and the particularly
to Try Muds~'s Patent Washing M2chCe he
harm will result frozz trial. and much sacd
70 SHOP the southwest ef sixth ard MARKET
streets Address THQS- 6. THOMPSON,
Manufacturer. Richmond. Ind
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In another column will be found a short
article ON keeping up the fertility Of our
fields, subject of vastly greater importance
than farmers are wont to consider it, if we
must Judge by the facts which everywhere
meet our observation. Corn and oats and
wheat, followed by corn and oats and wheat
Gems to be the system Of rotation in crops
ollowed from year to year by many head
long farmers, who seem bent on making the
most money in the shortest possible times
without regard to the wants Of the soil. Ev-
cry farmer considers high prices for his pro-
luce to his advantage, the higher the better;
but when they tempt him to crop his fields
to such an extent, year after year, as TO allow
them no rest to recruit their disabled ener-
gies-no time for clover, grass Of any
kind, he is certainly working against his own
interests and not only his own, but his coun-
try's, by wearing out her lands, and thus re-
ducing her. prosperity. That the richest
lands may be worn out is not to be denied,
and that with proper treatment the produc-
tiveness Of almost any soil may be maintain
ID, and yet yield the owner good per cent.
IN his capital, is equally true. There is,
then, no excuse, for running down our farms,
and without going over ground discussed in
former articles, detailing the whole process
by which their productiveness may be kept
up, and even increased. We only intend 10
speak of the cultivation Of clover. as mainly
to be relied on for this purpose. We are
confident it is greatly neglected, and cannot
out urge all those who have not made it one
Of the series Of crops embraced in that rota-
ion which every sensible farmer adopts, to do
80 without further delay. The succession Of
crops we would recommend, is as follows:
First: Clover or grass land broken up and
planted TO corn. On good corn land, two
arops may be taken, as the first is rather I'M
ertan Then oats flax. or if ground is
plenty. let it lie over for wheat fallow.
Wheat may follow, sown with Timothy
in the Fall. (if intended to NOW or pasture,)
and clover in the spring. This should lay
two or three years, and if pastured at all, not
closely Plow under when fully grown,
either first or second crop, and follow with
wheat or corn.
Green manuring is practised by some of
tie best farmers, who think it pays better
than pasturing or making hay. Clover is
ihe principal crop, if not the only one used
for this purpose and certain it is we should
recommend no other. 1t is of quick growth,
draws largely upon the atmosphere for sus.
nance, and puts the ground in fine mellow
ondition.
We say, then, again, grow more clover.
nat farmer who neglects it, neglects his
est interests. 1t would be expensive to buy
led every year, but there is no need of it.
4 is little trouble expense to save seed,
md sown in the chat it is more likely to
AXE than if made clean. The second
rop only is rich in seed the first being either
moved or pastured off
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DR.. JOHN H. FOSTER,


Roeksylrania, Hardin county. Io,ra.
WILL attend to selecting and entering Government
w land in Iowa and Minnesota, paying taxes for
residents buying ard selling lands Money invested
Western rates. General Information given.
Refer Lindley Hoag. Daniel 2. Griffith, Rocksyl-
vanis Enos e. Pray, Clsrksvils, Ohio; Lewis Burk Eli
jah Con Jason Ham Richmond Caleb White RayssiIle.
July II, 1886. 81 SIN
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RHODES
FEW Err AND AGUE Gu RE.
Oh ANTID OTE TO A1LIRL1i

I,>oR the Prevention and Cure of Fever and Ague,
Il Chlls and Fever, Dumb Ague and other Inter nit
and kemittent tevers, also Of Bilious Fevers
comlanied by Typhoid symptoms, Typhoid Fever, ell
Swess, snd AL other forms of disease which have
common origin in Malaria or hissmA
This subtle atmospheric poison which at certain
unayoidably inhaled every breath the same
and will everywhere yield 10 this newly discovered
ANTlDoTE, which neutraliseS the poison completely
purfe the system, and thus entirely all the
Of disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
results from its
Ii will protect any resident traveller. the
siokly swunpy localities from any ague bilious dis
whatever any injury from constantly inhaiing
Malaria Niasma
1t will instantly check the ague in persons who have
suffered for any length Of time from ONE DAY TWIN
NV YoRk June IL, 1855.
II have made chemical examination of Rhodes
Fever and Ague Cure ''Antidote 10 Malaria and
have tested it for Arsenic. Negeury, Quinine and
il have found any substance IN its composition
nst ould prove Injurious to the constitution.
JAS. Il. Chiffon, VI. d. Chemist.
This allows Of its
FREE USE rs "A PREF E.N-TIJE
by which All persons may thus be of entire freedom
from the above named diseases matter how sckiy the
swampy the locality.
PROOFS OF EFFICACY frequently published,
and the confidence of the pubic is "a au' proper
tion t. its actual merits wherev, a aad used
These only are relied apon TO Prov worth
One or two bottles will answer for or insry caves
some may require more Directions TT nted in Ger
man. French and spanish accompany each bottle, Lib
eral discounts made to the trade
Prepared and sold b. the proprietor,
Providence Il. l.
For sale by Druggists generally.
November, 1855. 47-u
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GsSlSW OLD'S
MALARIAN ANTIDOTE.

IRe Great Fsrsy and .1gue Medicine Of the .ige
rINHIS great remedy vii be found specific fer all the
common forms IF Miasatic Disease especially Fever
and Ague Dumb Agre. Bilious Fever Liver Complaints
Jauudice Bilious nasIhesa and Enlarged Spleen.
The NalaTIAu AntItode i seen,e preparation sn-
pie and safe in compost but phpt and certain IN
its effects Il r5uatci ot the great alleys Of
the West and the labor observation and experience
Of twenty years practice amid the phere
of the West Hence it, adaptation the diseases eli
mate and constitutions Of the Mississippi Valley and
Tributaries renders il Infinitely superior all the trash
got up the East by those who know little nothing
about the climat diseases Vest. II most
eInphatically . Western Remedy,
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Pure Ohio Catawba Brandy.

THE undersigned has been appointed agent in Richmond.
q Indiana, fer the sake Of
L.Lyon's Pure Catawba Brandy.
Il will kept bottles. expressly
for medicinal This Catawba Brandy is
ed free from all poisonous
recommended BY the eminent icans for yalids
whose have been debIlitatsf
dyspepsia in fact OF the diseases
climate, requiring pure stiuaulant.
NJ. W. THOMAS Druggist,
Corner OF Main and Pearl street., RichInond.
August 20. 3u
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Spinning's Livery Stable.

10 The undersigned has again .fRs
in suned business q the old tol5SSSSs-SS
lA41 Stage Company Stables, the north A-z-SX-x-
OF Marion and Walnut here
the
his the accommodating heretofore
He will send travellers and others any part coun
desired, with comfortable vehicles
horses and careful drivers.
omnibus call any part city railroad
them from the Depot
may be desired. Orders
viii be promptly attended to
TT Thankful past liberal patronage he has re-
prompt attention 70 business
able charges. to merit Continuance
". r. SPINNING.
Rshmond. January Il, 1886 5s
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GROCERIES S.:
Save Your Flax Straw.

H>HE Subscribers having leased the mill property
q the King Mills. in Richmond for the purpose Of manu-
featuring Flax and fes desire purchase
unrotted FLAX STRAW, which they will pay
the following prices
For Graded Straw unroted from 50 50 TO 81 so per
rottei. so
pulled unrotted
:. rotted " co 0 L.
Rotted Straw will always be preferred and larger price
paid for it proportion The labor Of
and the Improvement OF the land which roted,
than the labor. having
o. will confer favor by leaving their
quantity they furnish. and whether
With Seed Agent. Straw will be received
engagements be made il, Of which
will he given. Straw thrown the field may saved
by being spread intended deliver green
put in stack. THoM & BERRY.
Richmond. August 81 37-3m
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E0SfOn Spring Wagon.

= Great has been taken in the selection Of
choice timber. and each article will be &c
give perfect satisfaction.
/ : He has also opened repository IN New Castle
Henry county, Indiana, under the management Of Mr.
GEORGE Is Kro<. who will customers and take
orders Especial pains viii be taken the selecsonof
the for this market give complete satisfac
tion all under the immediate superintenaance Of the
proprietor Orders for Carriages attended - Immediately
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24

CLAY VALUABLE PAINT.-A correspon-
tent Of the Country Gentleman gives the
lowing recipe for making cheap and val
,ble paint for buildings:
Take common clay--the same that our
Common bricks are made of-dry, pulverize,
md run it through a sieve and mix with lin
-.ed oil. You then have first rate fire
uroof paint, of delicate drab color. Put
IN as thick as practicable.
If any one has doubts with regard to the
oove, just try it on a small scale-paint a
hingle, for instance, and let it dry. Recol
lect that it must be mixed thicker than com
mon paints
The clay, when first dug, will be wet or
damp, bur will soon dry, spread in the air
under shelter, or, if wanted Immediately, it
may be dried in kettle over fire. When
dry it will be in Jumps, &c. and can be pull
,erized by placing an iron kettle few inch
es in the ground. containing the clay. and
pounding it with the end of a billet of hare
wood 3 inches in diameter. feet long the
wer end to be little rounded, &c. Then
1T it. Any clay will make paint, but the
e,lors may differ, which can easily be ascer
tanned by trying them on a small scale as
above indicated. By burning the clay slight
iy you will got light red, and the greater
the heat you subject If TO the brighter or
deeper the red
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24
FARMS FOR SALE!

SHE subscriber offers for sale miles
east Of Richmond. the State line, also the Ma
road, mile Meals
the H., T. r Railroad. The farm contains Isl
about 30 which under cultivation,
There the the the country
large frame house ard large
IA ling Persons desiring purchase
good farm and pleasant country residence informed
that the subscriber Will
bargain.
Those wanting larger 0 smaller farm informed
that FERN 81 100 adjoining the above be
on reasonable terms with the above, The i'm
provenents about IS under good
and barn and orchard There is good spring milk
house the dwelling also falin stock
the farm.
For particulars and terms, enquire Of subscriber
the first mentioned premises Ogden * Dick Groces
Eaton, Ohio. SAyLER
August u, 1916 362n.