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AMUsEMENTs, MEETINGS. &c, FOR THE wEEE.
TO day The great Picnic and Festival takes
place at oberIin, on the occasion of the return to
his home Of that tOberlln Resouer, Simeon Bush.
nell A large number will attend from this city,
and the occasion will be one of much interest
The Board OF Education holds its regular meet
ing tonight
The Morris Bros Pell & Trowbddge Troupe of
Minstrels will hold forth at the Melodeon every
evening this week They win draw well, as they
well deserve.
The City Council meets tomorrow evening for
the transaction Of important and unimportant
business.
On Wednesday the Alumni Association Of the
High School willcelebrate their thirteenth ami.
versary of the School These Alumni Assocla-
] tons meetings are always interesting.
On Wednesday the Teachers aud pupils Onnected
with the Plymouth Congregational Church will go
out on Pic.Nic, accompanied by thUir patents and
friends They will doubtless have a good time this
being their Annual Festival great crowd was
present last year. - .H.#..#..
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At this time daylight made its appearance,
hearalded by a faint glmmering in the East,
quickly followed by the most beautiful aurOrAl
phenomena, und beautiful illumination of tho
whole vista OF the spuee in which We were
moving. Again, the vail seemed TO drop over
us, hung iur short lime between the moon and
the earth, and then disappeared, as II its paTti
cles had decomposed aud foaied away As il
by magic, all WAS glowing 10 yernal beauty
around, and splendid panorama lay spread out
beneath us, the yellow fields Of grain, the
wooded patches, aud the tortuous wiudngs o.
the streams, being clearly distinguishsblc The
! rising Of the sun clothed ali these Ia glorious
orbes of living, sparkling light II seernsed al
| II every tree top bore a eor0na and every hell
Of grain was beaded with cabinet Of gems
while the surface Of the waters shone with a.
untold magniliconce, could not retrain'iro
exclaiming aloud IN wOndroua admiration Of TN
| glory Of nature's God. My companions, wh
were awake by this time, joined with me il
feasting upon the rayishing splendor Of th
view
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SH" N"NANDi Iu1 o 1908 .
Ma. EDIToR:-I hope that a Perpetual Char
ter will not perpetuate a continual compla,ut,
aud therefore have respectfully 10 request that the
President, Directors, and Superntendeuts of the
"Cleyeland and Rockport P.ank Road Company"
will remove oil unnecessary sand from their plank
road from West Cleveland cut West about two
miles. will observe that there i quite differ
enoe between plank, whether covered or uncover
ed hy shnd, Csc. B. MERwIN.
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our Book TABLE.

From MCssrs ]. D Conn & Co we have the
following books
THE FRENcH REVOLUTION or 1889. AS viewed
IN the LlaHT or RRP' nLIoAN INSTITUTIONS.
BY IOHN s. Q. ARBoTTi with one hundred en-
cravings. New York Harper & Brothers,
1859.
Such history as this, from such source eau
not fail 10 BIZ sought for and read by the student
and general r, ader with The greatest avdty
There Is perhaps no American writer who has ex.
amined 50 infinitely the history of France aud her
prominent characters so thoroughly and carefully
as John >, G Abbott, and whatever criticism may
be pasaed upon hs Que sided biography, or rather
eulogy, Of Napoleon, no one can deny the nti-
mate knowledge which the author possesses in re-
gard TO the facts Of European history, nor hia
power TO clothe that knowledge in fitting aud in.
ieresting language In tie work boore u.s. (and
which we lay aside for more critical examination
be has given us full and particular account OF the
rise, progress aud elimination Of the terrible
French Revolution, which Il scarcely spoken O.
but as a synonym ofanarchy, blood and death. Nc
romance is more deeply, keeny interesting thar
the narration of the every day scenes In the live
of the hqbfues OF the French Court aud capital il
that revolution.
The work has line steel engraving OF Mari
Antoinette, for whom thousands OF tears have fallen
as she left the Revolutionary Tribunal This pic
ture alone is . study. The once petted Queel
walks out of the chamber Of death with a calm
clear eye, aud face terrible in its immobty
while aronnd and about her are lendish faces
eager for her hearts blood, and, thank Heaven
one plying woman's face amid the hideous thropl
The book is finely illustrated,
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Railure Of the Lawrence COunty Sank
The Lawrence County Bank, at New Castle,
Pa. has closed its door 5, and we hear II stated
that some Of the recent failures in this city had
to do tn its embarrassment the OF Bank
failure the Pittsburgh Gazette ofthe oh says
q II has had preoarious existence from the
frat, and been looked upon a. not even safe -
! The notes were thrownSout by our bAhkera on
Friday We cannot say now what sudden Ell
/ Qency, il any, caused Il 10 close its doors, =
! The money was received at the brokers until
two O'clock on Yesterday aitefn0on, Assur.
ances were given il the city on Thursday, as We
are informed, that the bank was perfectly good
aud sound There Is, however not much Of
\ their money in cdsulaton, and il is said thai
they will be all right again In a few days. The
various difficulties Of tho bank, extending
through nearly all the time since il went inlo
operation, have rendered people little shy
sud GOT a great many Of the bills have passed
into circulation FH
The Tioga County Bank was also thrown Oul
entirely, In Philadelphia yesterday We sap
poge, however, there IL rot a dollar Of iha
money in circulation here.
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E. Covles s @, Publishers
VOL I3.
sperioI Notitts.
~ m INV people In tbe world ever needed

" Ifany people in the world ever needed
apsle to their devils ont il Is ours WHO ivo in
this waerlogged country The minsIaatic posoa oi our
swan,ps and Marshes becomes veritatle doeh In the
blood To revel In The Aeues and Fevc which shake and
cOrch Us all. Ayers "AeuE CURg" is said TO ho the
pose need and sons Of eul neighburs who have Fed
gondrm tho repo,t Jogra ~, Plano, M -L-L
BRiNDRETH's PiLLs, composed wholly ofVeg
etabe matter found by excellence TO be harmless to
the most ngo, the weakest frame under every
stage Of humanlsuferug the m1s pleasant nd benign in
their operation tha offered 10 a world, and az
he sawe time the searching out the root Of
any complaint however deep aud Of perorning cure
y B8ANOERTH, NJ d.
sold At No 29i Canal 81. Brndreih's Ruldingi ami by
A. Gardiner No go SUPERIOR street. Cleveland and by
J. b. wheedon, Huison and an respoclable dealers in
medicines jnn2ldh wi99a
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n y, WTIIIIIEoEli
Of the Committee on Invitation

nication from Young America at Rochester, we
learn that the people Of that place celebrated the
Fourth in becoming manner. A procession was
formed at 10 o'clock composed Of band Of music,
eight Sabbath Schools with their saperintendents
Teachers, parents aud friends, &c, in all number.
ing some 2O00 strong. They marched to a grove
where all ueediul preparations had been made for
their reception. Remarks we've made by several
speakers to the children afier which the tables ei
refreshments were discussed in eu appreciatiye
manner Addresses Of a more national aud gener.
al character were then madeby various speakers
pleasantly interspersed with masio, cheers aud
songs. The whole passed of very happily
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THE NIGHT.

At about o'clock we could see that the peo-
plo bSlovy v Gro hAvinfr thai. sunsnt although
we were in n full blaze OF light, The prairies
looked like vast field Of polar ice slightly
linged with green, but quite destitute of lumi-
nous properties Between us aud them hung
suspcndau, evidently, IA dark and almost Opaque
belt, which seemed like veil drawn over the
country The alternate patches of cultivated
grounds, water sheets, and little hills and
guches, gave to all a diversified appearance F.,
| though the hills had lost their relative cone
like appearance, aud seemed TO be vast sugar
lol yes, fretted with rasins aud lemon parings
the effect Of alternate forest and grass Such
| a spectacle must be seen TO be appreciated and
can be seen only those who study nature from
| the favorable position Sc occupied Very grad.
ually the darkness stole up from below. II was
! as though invisible hands were lifting up the
vail as it ~ proached and enveloped US. In a
few moments the sun lett us, disappearing in a
haEy, luminous bank Of red. IL did not DO.
| come dark Throughout the night we were
able at all times to distinguish the pTairies
from the wooded country below, even when al
an altitude of two miles We were floating in
sort OF transparent vapor, which without pos
sessing any perceptibie body, yet seemed TO be
made up Of luminous particles. The effect O
this light was very peculiar. 1t gave the bal
loon phosphorescent appearance, az though h
were charged with fire.
50 powerful was this, that every line of tb,
netting every fold Of the silk, every cord anC
wrinkle, wese az plainly yiaible as Il ilumina
ted by torches; and | could at any momcn
tell tune by consulting my watch This phe
nomenon became more striking as we increase,
our altitude My theory of fact 80 remark
able aud before ulheard Of, Is that the clouds
charged with eiectrioal principles, and acls,
upon by the heat Of the sun, emitted and die
pensed through the air the luminous PARTICLES
which, though separately indistinguishabl'
droua way ...H.r ......
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JusmrautG AQents.
THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY
or ULEVRLAND, ONO.
4 JOINT STOCK coMPANY

JOiN 5 TOC COMFA " T. I
OrgIazsi January 2s 1859 n"ert general a,o ofe 81
Of OHIO. .r XII ..F .r#- .
Capital stock 5000 shares az SEQ each,
secured by keal Estate 100000.
OEElCERS "a. W. SCHMIDT, President Dr. W
MEYER Vice President, JACOB MUELLER Secretary
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Df W Meyer J. Wagner, q. Leick, j. Mueller, John A.
C. + Silherg
THE GERMAN INSURANCE. COMPANY Insure.
against los nf damage by frs year and loss bul
ngs, goods, Wares, merchandise etc, Payment 0f
sha BE- nde IN 90 days after tho shall have hoan
dat any one risk.
Ono No ~ Atwuter uok Cup tNirs) SUPERIOR tTeet
Ch klcE Agtn, lnnl5k2lyl JOHN MA0NFh ras
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WALTER THORNLEY,; OR, PEEP AT THE PAST.
BY the author of"Alen Prescott, and "Alida
New York Harper \ Brothers, 1889
A story with no special plot, as we Judge irom
hasty perusal, but rather a subdued statement ci
early rccolleelons as they might TEEN In an old
msns brain aud heart. He truly quotes iom stT
Thomas Browne Our fathers end their graves n
our short memories, and sadly tell us how we may
be buried in our survivors Generations pas
while some trees stand and old lanilles last no
three oaks
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MATRIMONIAL.

70 THE LADIES OF THE UNrlRD STATES
II has been my guOd fortune % resUto TO health many
thousands OF my cOuntI y-wUmen.
My success has excited the msre " the ehuous and
alous but their perseGutius have served uuB 10 extend
nd esa sh my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upou my pahway FROM the fair sufferers whom
have relieved solong 1 an held 10 afecti0naio aud
hank remembrance by those who have experienced
skill, can afford dosnse The sfuits Of misoef-mhke
nj slandere
Myriendx haye repeatedly urged me 10 place my med
cine for producing menstTuaun within the IeUch ei the
Ladies of the United Staes but indeposOn to enter
Geld cnpsd BY quaoks with their psrucious
aud fear that unpnciped cduneruters might palm upon
pubic their worthless imalions have hitherto pre-
vented me FROM establishing agencies The sale Of my
AMlEy pn FEMME p itfibe United sfatss II
last yield The Of patients and friends
aud offer Ia the suffering Fehales pI America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
Iateeprd to the efficacy oi the annie DE FEuME,"l !
ased only say, that it is liquid fou aud is exactly such
asI have used my pa0toen France for many years and
that It Inns nwer failed TO secure satisfactory result
The "Ams de Femme" aud menstrual ion staud IN the
Atoa Of and effect, II is alike powerful to originals
healthy menstrual Cow Whore never has eNise uits
1t where ithas been from any suppressed,
In orderto guard against imposition the Wrapper lire,
ssoh bottle Of the "Amie de Femme viii bear mi
signature aud both the bottle and enclosing be-
Nil be scaled with my private seal
Price, $500 package Ill
PANS, January, 1851
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MoRNINGsLEADER.


Mr. Hyde gives in the 81 Leuis Republican
a glowing sooount Of the great Balloon v oysge
he enjoyed aqpAsaenger His night among the
stars was grand one, the airship floating on
wiihoutro rocking and without breath Of breeze
stirring About midnight there were mOmen-
tary aashes on all sides of the horizon, and the
milky way appeared like luminous phosphores
cent clouds. The dawn OF day was glOrOus,
and we clip the following extracts
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Uentistrp.
DENTISTRY

AT 2Il SUPERIOR ST.
TF YOUR TEETB ARE GOOD,
i'll read the following hne II your teeth aIe oa4 isaa
-, lii, grsstca Il YOU have no teeth at all hsp,
fct ust ia daily exhhtel ia tho streets in tho social
circle and in the puro by the hOm0es peasant and the
proudos auocrat is that hundreds Of persons lose good
sets Of teeth for the want Of the timely aid ot good anu
skful dentat poor aud uf ror operation is IN many
casps worse than nune at all II your teeth are good have
,h v,,ined lv good lertist aad keep them In order
n r ma time should he lost but haze heu repaired the
snnsr tba alter aud escape that which Burns Ss s ~
heU Of all Diseases All lrrtB uldTl'a Oh INC ''o' ''
~ attended To ~ ohdhu u and youth. - Ill
All persons desiroUs Of hne deutal ~ nc
othe preservation Of The n't ural teeth M"e'' ''u
VULGAEgZED CoGAiifE,
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CRY 4 NEWS ITEMS
Sdy- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth

70 The Association ofthe Alumni Of the Clevc.
land High School, will issue no personal invitations
to the former and present scholars Of the School
or their friends, for the Anniversary Of July 18th
but desire all such 10 consider themselves invited
without further notice
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Bollalr0inrlla.

BOARDING. - The House No. "a
I'D Public square and by The Stone Chufghone o. to
oeasaufsst ocntona the ctYhus been thoroughly ie-
paired ami a open for boardera Families wishing ~
furnish their own rooms e4h gs accom- utueeu "i ~
ard Day nu,rdsrg viii had good ions % rea
sod received, apff9 D. W. HOhhEii'
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There was now no doubt that what had al
fret seemed brilliancy Of the Eastern heavens
was nothing less than en- immense body OF water.
The eronauts concluded that It could only be
Lake Erie, and we're right, for tracing tue shore
aud observing the little islands, its contour cor.
responded almoet precisely with the map A
sublimer scene never broke GU human view
Lake Etie, il will be remembered, has q surface
of 800 square miles, and though We could not
behold the whole Of it, the view lost none Of its
mnnnitcence from this cause Its expaRse,
limited aud bounded only by that great zone
where 10 blended with the heavens, seemed an
eternity Of waters, vast, measureiess as the
bending canopy itself Groups Of white clouds,
like great puhs from steam pipe, ioated Ian
puidly on every side, unfolding their gauze like
robes aud passing off ln eddyiug Currents, There
was a collection OF houses huddled together
where the Maumee river pours its tribute into
the tap of the Lake, and this was Toledo and
there in that great bend, dotted with specks Of
land, Perry gained his victory, in 1919 .o..
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BniL0fre g Arthitefts.

BROOKS S. G. e. r. W., BUILD
I'D RRS Ais Manufacturers of Doors, hllnds, SASH
and an nds of Scroll Saving and 0othlc WOrA
ttsnh IN sd t0 Fittine-U Stores. Faetnry on
Divis0n-st. rentre RlGck Clevaland ~ nelu-c.M
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@cttls,
DUMAS

Nc 1iassT Street betoseH an end Oh, ClS0iENAF ono
This old aud vel established Hotel has been fecentN
rehtted ia superior st le AMI s now uhsulpasae ny ay
Hotel Of its class IN Adierloa. - ,..,.. .t,. a.,
ME propreior from his long nerienee M is city lR
forps and elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
aver Others will warrant him entire success ana rs re Us
fsvorahy Known To s community ant tu share
Of public patronage. Al.tA eh A,nlAA1t.s
apr20Hs - = I9li 49, :
HANHATTAN HOTEL-Nos. 3, 5
iVI 7and Murray street "a door from Broadway, %
Sasite I'M PARK New York Hnggms6 Films, PfOgfieiei
Huggfns late OF Pear Street House b0Ht"u n'
ts Of s.vveilO Motel Me- Vnrb "ae'
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LIVES oF THE QUEENS or SCOTLAND, and En
Hsh PTiueesses connected with the regal success
sion Of Great Britain By Agnes Strickland
author Of the Lives Of the Queens Of England
Vol. WIT" New York Harper q Brothers, 1859
We have before spoken Of thisseries Of biopaph
ical sketches by this talented and educated author
The above volume includes the lives Of Elizabetl
Stuart, and Sophia ,Electress Of Hanover, two 10
Ter. sting pefsonages This series should be Wids
read and studied rHng t.. rg0F .
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AZ half past 10 O'Clock we had Lake Erie and
Lake Ontario both in sight, a spectacle that
could not be viewed without mingled sentiments
of admiration aud wonder. The balloon had
now attained an altitude Of nearly mile. A
terrible storm was surging beneath US, the trees
waving and the mad waves dashing against the
shore Of Erie in an awfully tempestuous man.
ner But above the careeFing whirlpOOls and
the Numbering breakers swan the proud Allan.
tic, not cord displaced nor a breadth Of silk
disturbed soaring aioit with her expectant crew,
aud gaily heading for the salt crests which
bound our vast Republic Now, like a gurgle,
comes the subdued roar Of the pashing and
heailong Cataract of Niagara.
Atll o'clock, having akimmed over the Lake
shore, ,sti hound eustwardly the balloon brought
US in slght Of Buffalo and Niagara Falls as also
Of the celebrated Welland Caual. We had reach
| ed height Of more than mile, the barometer
marking 1856 inches At IL O'Clock we were
nearly between the Falls aud Buffalo, inclining
rather to the left Of the latter Here we had q
view OF the great cataract, . nj au ga-rah, I'll,
thunder Of ne ,gater,n as the Indians cali it
| Gen Brooks Monument. Queenstown, Crane
| Island, st Catlaunes, Gravel Bay, Lewiston
| Black Rock Fort Erie, and other celebrities d
| that locality The famous Falls were quite in
! significant seen from our altitude. There was
TO us, a descent of about two feet, and the watel
seemed TO be perfectly motionless, Tho spray
gave the whole appearance as uf ice, an,
there was nothing grand or sublime about it.
Mr. La Montaiue gives the following graph
picturea of the appearance OF the balloon i
the night, and of the earth and sky in darkner
and dawn
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w Especially ask ed that ny rregularty or failure
t9 deliver by boys be promptly reborted thi
all mistakes may be Us pfoIuptB cotTrected
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HEORGB Z GRE ENNFIELD WIG
VI MhKBR, No, No $50 Hpak street has gst t9,pni 20
Al bdl Eaf0ba with eulUhdid hsan uent ui itAih hpd
fsagillnr sed a. HE line vi the LATEST styles hFYeR
made ssiS Ions ff0n The test mhrkfn, NJ eat qohn en-
Ifplea ~ lB us5 fyoI him n hh eau We sg,lI
0ntl Tie Lsdes paTiiCnlpF Ruqnltm ~ hW seh " lSN
tIifN FOU' nUAIDS. o. a rhnido hsulftuaui OF faf
Ginht ias, Combs. hfuehoH 10, 80
dsurfs la tho lufon Partisan siFlof MAI oh1
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B0nkers.

n L. wWirNAN N. srANDART. o ~. sTkEpkRT
WHITMAN, STANDARD " CO;.-
w Bankers and bealnrs IN Foreign and domestic EK-
change No guperior street We draw direct on Lon
don and will furnish Dras for 9ny smoent M Pay9ne as M
and Cernany Coieciions made All acoesatble points
thTone ehout ne United states aud Couadas mafe;ly
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Att'ps & GcurstIlOrs.

N j. DIOKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
IN LAW, OGice the Merchants Bask., ,tgeve-
and Ohm. .e9zsS @ ~. ~ ,s
DROOKS Il FORD, ATTORNEYS
I'D AT LAW AtWa Buldinss, ioot OF Superior 50
Cleveland, Ohio. . ,onn
d. ". BROOKS W F"N'N
tebe -------=-
WTLLIAMSON 4 RIDDLE, All.
w TORNEYs Ar Law. Office NJ; 30, supetl9ss1s'
Cleveland Ohio \ VI Wl6ohf1hngiiHHON 6ohfh1i n
juu2l n " MI
NHARLES q. BALDWLN-ATTOR-
Nlnsy and Counselor at LawOdce q Superior 5 over
City Bank .-..-.-- 81 lshie.g giA ~
DALMER e. AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
- a. "7"' N octl-e79
NSPER,J. f., ATTORNEY AT Law,
IA Woneu ltumbu County, Ohio ONCE N9. il q II
Market street. uocl -e1t
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Tnr LrrrLE Pic HoNTRLy, Vol. No.9 o.
The July number Of this admirable monthly for
children has come TO hand We have seen pothing
80 well adapted to give children instruction and
entertaining amusement as this publieEtion. Il IL
not al nonsense, as some might Judge from IL
title, but Is well worth reading for all who want
hearty laugh with the "little 'ans" Published
by Sheppard, CLARK a Brown, Of Boston, aud senl
free for 25 cents Boy il for your children and ltl'
brotheFa and sisters.
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CIeERo De OFFIous BY Rev Hubert Ashton
Holden, of Trinity College, Cambridge plepar.
ed for the American press by Charles Anthon, o.
Columbia College. New York Harper
Brothers, 1859,
We have abridged and simpliaed the title ofthe
above. The author'a classical labora have been
great, aud he Is widely known This edition Of
Cicero IL firmly aud handsomely bound in leather
| for school use
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Grlgrapers.

I1N13V1VTNG AND IITHOGRAPHlNG
q BURRIDGEl WOOD
ID ENGRAVERs AND LITHoGRAPliEhS b'"A
treat .Cleva'hnd q.
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ELEMENTARY GRAMMAK. ABRIDGED. BY william
N Fo1ier late Professor OF Rhetoric In Amherst
College. New York Harper 4 Brothers. 1888,
Since the days Of Lindey Murray, grammsrs
have been put forth ad iiRliiam, each with some
distinctive feature, Scholars can Judge Of the merits
Of this, which is designed foreommon schools,
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GUTTA PRaCaA RASE,

Is manu- aourel, aud all varieties 9l 4ElhEShp5l ~" '
puS pp up at m MapSle Block Superior street, Cleveland o.
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AAiaA2 DENTIST. ,,,o,,.
%p w GTTTIO HAS REMOV

DR. w j GUILD III A > hE NV
ed his Dental oce 10 Room No ~ H9nH1h ,3p y p'J,1l XII
bn need the service OF DENTIST, Will save %
,rnch SIJFF FIRING well as MONEY ny gNin&s & n "a .
al Eiec riciy used mitigate pau, TOT lhoso WIN u
sire it. ,,,,,,,,Af 1,uETu INSERTED
a, f1old sifVer Porcelain and NucaniZou HNDD.I bs,
n the hest manner Teeth ~ sets IRON slOI SO SO1 "a
aiIngs according to size Of the caylty, ,on 5O up"u
Ill
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Fer sale, Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE
No - Superior street Cleveland who will supply the
Annie de Femme" at the Proprietors prices.