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Ser aDFtGt, DpspepNd, &Olflbmeren.
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Beuerfensmertbene Ruren.

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.N6te, 9erSpHtGt uno llnDeroGul dfe,t aebeut !. VA~S Ws
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DIE 6raa pSn $. 8. % q, $40. as o. Garase yvn Disn,oy
unb nerpDter GGwGGe. DiSPtplfi
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@lne anDere muncerbore G,1r

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AlerlDl, per Sal. 81 Cts.
S.utter, bette SDben rs Gents PEI %, @labes 1871, '0Ppl
butter 1918 @t6.
~ bnen, Ser 5uibel liz $50.
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gierp0le &rantbeiten.

Or. Gpdlmtrs Qatfanopet s.Tiattur beist zine bse..,.
6etliraft fur Observation-Disclosures. Ste reiniot noa ssusiV.'Vtfs
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-16
MATRIMONIAL.

70 THE LADIES oR rHE UNIIED sfATEs;
II has been my good fortune to restore health many
housands OF my countTy-womsn.
NY success has excited the malice oftho ehvous and
aipusi but their Herseonnns gf6s6F5s sAIg a ezlsnd
nd establish ny fhlatioh showers Of grief oasfng
havs sen my pathway, roB the fair sufferers whom
have resveds SO ieas e. an held naHgciotfis and
hqnkf remembance hy those who have eKpeFiepced my
sE can afford 70 lssbise he Efforts d ert
nd tlandets 1t
Mi friends repeatedly urged plsce my med
eine for pfodociug menstuation within the reach of the
ladies Of the United States; ndaposon to
ae 30 occupied BY quaehs with tu poruciUus
and fear that uuprnopled oountsrfe might palm upon
ne public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AMlE DE FEMME, in the United states.
Al last yield to the enreaties Of patients and friends
and offer TO the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout he
Old World
In regard to the efficacy Of the "AAIiE DE NME
need onv say that t in liquid form and is exactly such
asl have used in practice France years and
that 4 has never failed to secure satisfactory result
The Annie dc Femme" and stand in the re
ationo and effect. II alike powerful to originate
asathy menstrual flow where never has existed and to
restore it where hss been from uuy cause suppressed
In ordero guard against mpoon the Wrapper OF drec
hons on each bottle Of the "Ane de Femme will bear my
Frtten signature and both the bottle and enclosing bc1
vii be sealed with my priyAts seal n H# WEEe Eer
Price, $500 q package.
PANS, Jauvar,. 1851 DR.. PHI RIcoRD,
For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No. ~ Superor street Cisveland who will supply The
annie de Femme" at the Propnetor's prices.
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ohio nsiorm Farm.

L. was our good fortune, in company with
numerous delegation Of tho citizens OF Lanoas.
ter, as well as many persons from the surround
ing country, 10 be atthe Ohio State Reform
Fatm last hight 70 witness the Jubico aud sue.
cessful exhibition of the boys Of this benevolent,
ref9rmatory institution We were never more
surprised and delighted that when listening TO
the well selected performances Surprised be-
cause, from a collection IT vagabond and bad
boys, not much was ex peCted; delighted because
of their advanced condition, aud more than NE
atocrty degree oftalent aud moral ealtnre exhib,
tied We think that we but speak the sentl.
ments Of all present, in the declaration that
several OF the pieeesL perioTnaed, especially
''William TELL was 81 well end so perfectly
acted that Il could not, probably, be equalled
BY any other school IN the State The singing
by the boys was very we'll done The officers,
Howe and Davis, and their ''beltef halves" "
honor tue positions they fll. Though their
duties are onerous and oou tIeRs yet we see
them performed energetically and with evident
satisfaction Thrir work is indeed great work
that Of the rulofmRtion Of the unfortunate
! youth Of Ohio.
/ Alter the close Of the EXERCISES, Appropriate
remarks were made by the Commissioners Of
the Institution, by eK Commissioner Remelin,
and Hon o. ID. Martin The whole was enii-
veued by an occasional tune iron the Lancaster
Brass Band.
The exhibition was not only enjoyed by the
spectators, but eIainontly SO BY the boys II
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N. II. sOLoMONsnN-

eops the LARGEST nj of tbe st on
PECIACLES Allhis glassos, whether for ne dysa far
shted are ground under his owninspeCtionb by machine
Of anew construction with the reatest care
suit 1.-THE eyes in al cases curing Weakness Dissiaess or
saaationo Of the Eyes and nparting strength or long
reading or fine sewing.
" n. H. Solomouson would here inform the pablio
thNthe Rever employs any in the sale ofhslsnses
~ Also. splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES MI
CROS9OPEs, COMPASSES, &c kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, As perfect asnaturRl.
CgOmce3s Superior street nnder the American Hotel
iun22
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~ For cisyHsgs see tbitd page &
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth

page .. -.
s 63WFfFF T M u N
MooNt Ia 5 4. xcuR q 81 AWhai canbe plhhsaa.
ter than a moonlight sail upon the dancing waves
Of Erles fair WalSfH, With az the accoappnimenis
which go 10 make op hspp5 iimes 10 night the
steamer May Queen, Capt. VIoERi will take q
party out upon the lake, leaving her dock At half
past seven and returning about eleven. Music will
rise with its volrPlpoHs sYell apd ths names q
the boat and Captain are sufficient guarantee that
while all Willesaloped lhe'larson libertyjl no
rowdyisn VIII be tolerated. All should go.
.b2S EHsf.7shissrs 'r-r17rIinH
Does.-The injunction was given on certain
occasion 10 "cry havoc andle slip She dogs Of
war !" and il We may Judge from appearances, and
from Consistently Ftearfiha sights and. Sonuds, Nc
may rest assured that cleveland was selected as
the place In which that demand was carried out
TO the letter. Our streets are filled will who
exhibit a doggsd perseverance in sending forth
their Internal yels at night aud in snarling bark
ing aud biting during the day. om cleveland
dogs know their privileges, for, has it not been
said from time mmemorial, let dogs delight to
bark and Eight" and our dogs have no conseiena
tions scruples about accepting the invitation -
But why are not our dogs muzzledl Have we no
dog law such as has done service in past years
and have we no dog officers As Captain Edard
Cutie would say, IL 30 be that the laws gone
down, then the laws gone down" and we must
have another We have several communications
our table on this subject of dogs-thsir USES
and abuses One fIthe writer's thinks the city
Fathers should let the market question alone and
kill the dogs and we agree with him, The writer
has suffered from the third attack this summer
from dogs,T Another, in connection with the
nuisance Of dead animals, filth, 30, lying about
the streets, crys out against the dogs who were
snsrling about him as be wrote, and lmpatIently
breaks forth into the gu stion, 4" For Gods sake
where are Jo. Adams's patent guns :" ahd echo
answers Where" Dog days are coming upon
US, and we earnestly protest against the inacGon
Ofthe Council Health. officer, Police, or whosever
duty it is to order all dogs to be muzzed or con
fined. Come gentlemen do something before you
hear the shrieks Of the victim of hydrophobia
going up with the howl Of the ten thousand dogs
Of Cleveland.
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cLEyELAND. sATUR0AY. MoRNING, IuLY 1s, $50

ofy bad thoughts yet fingered 20 their miudo,
they were suaely dispelled last night, for they
entsred into the general festiyity with bright.
cheerful ccunteHances and laughing eyes
Ohio Baeie n..3l a'if'.T .r''H
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Dentistry.
DENTISTRY
AT oil SUPERIOR ST.

IF YOUR TEETE ARE GOOD,
i readtho following ines If your teoth are bad read
hem with great care Il YOU have teeth a, all tsD:-
fact that Isl daily exhibited in tho Streets In The social
circle and the nurlor by the hunbest peassnt and the
proudest auoorut hundreds Of persons lose good
sets Of teeth for the want Of tho timely all Of good and
tkfu dentist poor and inf rior operation is IN many
'hau ALL II teeth good have
them examined bv good delst and keep them in crJer
II or ui TINA should but haze thsu repaired the
sooner tina sr and that winch Buras is th
neil Of ~ iseass Az Isaariti's OF tho ,oo,h should
be attended -, f.d auu youth.
Al uersunst lt sl hue de0tI operations are iuvt-
edto Il, AZ my room. l 70 particular atteui onis gwen
TO the pres yai1d OF ths url lee n, where the
VULCANIZED CORALIrE,
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1Hsuraute Agcnts.
THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY
OF CLEYRLANn, OHIO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AJoINT STOCK oMPANY
orgsHised January a. 1889 aSsrths general orAs 81
0f OHIO.
Capital stock 5000 shares nt S9O enrh,
secured by henl estate alOO,O(t1
OEFIGERS "a. W SCHMIDT President DT w
MEYER Vice President JACOB MUEIERr secTstary'
DIEECTOR>:-O. W. Schmidt. j Mavsr III Ve1er
Dr. W Meyer J. Wagner a. Loick II MueleF Iobn A
&. y. Silberg. -
THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY Insure
against oB damage by hre for year and less build
iRgS, Foods Wares merebandse etc Payment ef losses
shall be made In 90 days aor the loss SHAH have heen
certaned aud proved. Not than 1000 will be nsur-
d Vt any one risk +. m Is'-T-'
ofic Nh r. AiwnteT ook (up -tsiTs) suRaror. treet
CH MoE Agen' lanlhR2 lyl JOHN WAGNER rrN
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az Hany people in the world ever needed
IN apostle teooSt their devils gnt it 4 ours who in
lhs water-losge cavnry The miashaiic poluo of bnr
awnmps and Marshea bocomoFf vtntabIe dtin in ne
blood, to fevelih the Agnes ~ 1syer. vhich ahske
eofea US all. Ayers AaUE oUHE - 8 ssd % b ~
poste We need. and snme Of neishbon t haso ted
ro1arm thr 70 plr;, = Ionra ~ Piano, N ~ f1i
BRANDRErH's PiLLs, composed wholly Of Veg
etabe attsI are found By exosrsnce 70 be harmess 10
tha most tenAer age Or the weakest fnme under svsv
stage Of humanluuerug tho Ios ploasaut ana benis IN
their operation tha were oeredo The world and 81
he same timh the searchns0ut root %
any complaint, however deep, pnd of parbrmipg cure
3 BRANpERGif, NJ D.. 1,
Sold at No 2et Canal e., BTandToiAs Budns, ana ~
A. s Gadn.r No 2zO SUPERIOR street. Cleveland and BY
o. 3, wheedon. Hudson, and a resreciab's dsalsrs IN
medicines I..'.r ..tI.. .r.n .r inoHnhs.qao
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MORNING LEADER.
wnttsn foi ths prains,Farmor.
HOUSEEEBPER'S DIARY.


jane lbth.---"I am tired 20 death Of this
eternal drudgefy Of housekeeping said fsiT
Young girl this evening iu our hearing; ''dust.
dust; sweep, sweep; clean, clean; wosh. wash,
week in and week out, without stop or rest,
only Is one lies down al night 10 sleep; and
before kind nnture's sweet Testorer' has half
aeeomplished her mission, 70 be aroused again
" the cry OF, Come, girls, it's getting up
hme' They Say that every -ono is fitted .lor
some especial calling, and will love i and work
willingly 10 it At may Be ttue; but il 30, i
am out Of my sphere as far as a stronr minded
woman sailing ship would be, for / hate TO
wash dishes, scOur knives, pick chickens and
peel potatoes . uuf hua aflHaH ~tI
TNSomebOdy must do those things, my dear"
said her motherce rSaH8
81 know IT," ansvered Bette, "but don't
IKE it like % create, 70 have my work ahow,
TO gee to.morrou what i have done TO day; but
hereiI plOd-L'
..asfFron ioerniaE sun tin dine.
simply toput ilmek m Their plaees lhs thines
that have been misplaced, 70 cleanse what has
been sOiled, aud polish what has been blem;rh-
ed. may acour those old knives lifetime,
and they will never again be new or beautiful,
and three hundrsd and sky five half Ruurs 10
syear spent on them won't add ono iot On title
to their value" stoTt7H
- But II is useful neyerthelesa, and adds To
the comfort of the home - AAA i- AtatA 3s1-
"Ah! Father, Ne sud Jack like nice knives
to eat with. But DO they ever think Of the
minates and hours Il takes to make them soi u
II woman's work was appreciated, IL aRrr /
had spent whole day putting things toriphts,
they would not come in and tell of their great
days works while they kick off their muddy
boots on the carpet, spitover the nicely polished
hearth, throw their old hats upon the table, and
when j demonstrate tell me coolly that "a girl's
timeis OF no account, and they need little
exercise now and then, and they could do all the
wOiE have done to day and not tire a little
finger could stand IT,"
"Well, well, Bettie we must be patient
Our work don't show like a stack Of wheat in
harvest, or sixty acre corn field, or steam
engine"
"Nol know that But would like to know
where the wheat stacks would be, ifthoee boys
had TO cook their own dinners, make their own
beds, wash their own clothes, mend aud sew on
buttons, and starch all their own shirt collars
for one day. A few hours work puts in an
ac e of wheat, and there it is left for mother
nature to perfect and iuish for half year, and
when her work il done few hours work will
harvest it, and there il stands in golden lururi.
anco, a thing to be proud of; to be told Of in
the newspapers, to be counted in the statistic
tables; to be Dragged on.
But oil these long months, three times iay,
all this household work ..
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CITY Z NEWS ITEMS
s1TURDAY niOENTNG, JULY 10, 1898.

=r-aE-as i--l
Is.AtRANb bkNAMEkfAB kRlNflNG.A At
4 ~ Plain and Ornamental prutug description
ne a. the Printing Establishment The Leeder once, "n
Ne latest improved aud rupi1 steam ffesses, IN tne
M sty is, short notice aud NJ reasonable rates Par
itolaf atteniou paid " hank work Eyef descriptions
Hudngdon especially Bauk B0ot Ledeera Journals,
IS bIoSs, Receiving bOOSs. No, &C.
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1tt'ps & GOunstllCrs.

u J, DtCKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
and, Ohio fcb2tRa
pROOKS & FORD, ATTORNEYS
- AT LAW. Atvater Duildngs, foot o. Superior u.
Cleveland, Ohio
D. ". BROOKS. h. W FuEn
WILLIAMSON u RIDDLE, AT
w TORNEYs AT LAW. Office No. 80. supsrior-st
Cleveland Ohio s. WILLIAMSON
Ilnu .I.I A. e. hIDDLE.
CHARLES @, BALDWIN--ATT0R-
Aney and Counselor at Law-Ohioe q Superior st. over
City Rauk, .-l-.L l- ianl5;dlv
DALMER e AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
n AT LAW, Office Commercial Bank.
A SPER, j. f., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
"A Warren, .umbun County, Ohio. Office, No. so
Market street. dec3-d3It
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Bonkfrs

n d wHiTSAN. M n. M.sTANDNaT.-o q " sTANpLRT
WHITMAN, STANDARD ~ CO..
w Bankers and tenars in Foreigu and Domestic NJ
change No. Superior street We draw direct Ou Lon
don and viii furhsh Drafts for amount nayabln at a
the principal pon n England ireland sootnhd France
and Germany COLLECTIONS made on a accessible points
thrOu ghiut the United States and Cauadas mars.ly
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6otels.
HOTRL DUMAS

II OTEh DUMA 5 -
Nc 4dser Street beiBssH an and 5h CIVCNNATI, OHIO.
This old AID well established Hotel has been recently
reed Ia superior STYLE and is now unsurpassed by any
Hotel of its class "a America
The DtonrBtor from his nug exnerenCe In this city, Cal
if0ua and elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
others will warrant bm euire suCress, and he
favOraby known 70 this community nntcipates fun share
Of public nltr0nage. ID. ALEX SHUMATE,
apr20R8 Pnnnretnr
MANHATTAN H0TEL--Nos. 3, 5
4Ik Tqqd Mnrrsy street "a door rem Broadway,
pose tho Park, New York. Huggins Fling, Proprietor
Hussns late cfPsarl treetIiOuss BoatDd, H C.Fling
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YALEDIoToRY PoEM We give below the most
of the line Valedictory Poem delivered at the West
ern Reserve College Commencement on Thursday
ia.t, by Mr., JOHN +. HITcHcocK, of Hudson
Our readers will find it fine affair full Of happy
ointment and pleasant thought.
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Agricultural.

RUCKWHEAT! BUCKWHEAT -
- >erd Buokv heat be haI at the Cleveland Seed
store, 70 onurio 81, j. STAIR SON.
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For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No. ~ Superior street Cisveland who will supplY tbe
annie de Femme" at the Propietor's prices.