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w p 7YTTE.-The city was full Of hghi on Eat
7raav n 'tpatehes arrived in The forenoon bring
a., tfo -, 7 Of the great International fight for
,bs obamp,op ship, and therefore, every body
loolsd ,vise and Ssked their friends to remember
the occasion whs. \, tod you So" The dis
patches declared tha. the battle was drawn, which
left the respective me, it's Of the two men as much
a subject Of controversy a. ever. The parts ans
Of each waxed warm IN. praise OF the mastery
manner in which their d yosise led ,nut with his
len . .'caught a bang on ths nose, and " walked
no 20 him and knocked hila down." At LHHefen'
points on the sire cts It was Nstiled beyond thH pos
sIbilily Of doubt thatif the eroWdhad not bro zen
IN the fight Het nan would have killed sagsi =
that seyers would have knocked Heenan out
time in another round that both Of them were
fresh aad vigorous; that nsither OF them had
strength enough for another round that John
Morrisl ey broke up the fight that saYsn' friends
broke il up that Hesnan's friends broke 1t up
and at Heenan and saysra had agreed beforehand
to have it broken up. An these pOsifOni Wer'
proved. 80 there is no use in taking about then
any further. This: mOrniBg : .LEADEH eantainl
inil particulars under the tsIegraphie head ThOs
Of our readers who believe chat newspapers Saonl'
preserve 'sproioupd silence upon this fight al
not fed that ihe report q thebate, In all itH bar
barity, viii be found in another column on thii
page. They viii thus know which part Of the pa
per to avoid reading. 70
By later dispatch Il will be seen that Wnke
claims the bels for Hesnan, and will probably &c
i. Il certainly belongs 70 hiai, to judge by on
reports. II the testimony in regard % AOrriaze!
is true be VIII hardly return % this country soOn
Hawks 4 Bro aud QulhlaR viii. receive the speeia
editions Of the sporting papers to Day at 9'slOsl
See advertisement,
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Harry EYTIEGR's BEEEFrT.-The response TO
the announcement that Mr.. Harry Eytings would
take complimentary benefit at the Academy of
AInsic on Saturday night, must have been exceed
in giy gratifying to The beneficiary. The house was
de,lsey crowded from pit 70 dome with an appre-
ciative audience, who evidently enjoyed the enter
taiDment. The representation Of Hamlet BY Ey-
tinge was good thing considering the fact stated
by him when called before the curtain At the Close
Of the tragedy, that for years he has devoted his
attention exclusively 70 oorneds and meio-d drama.
/. In these branches Of the drama, Mr.. Eytings has
4 high reputation. Hamlet Eas very admirably
), lppOrlsd By the company, the ophslia Of Mrs.
G {. Henri being especially noticeable,
Che dance BY Miss Hight, the address BY Miss
n ilchsll, and the farce were wen received. This
~, wing the grand spectacular drama Of DOctol
Fan, 4na and the Demon " III be presented.
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For the Morning Leader.
We see BY your paper ,has the Managers Of the
Orphan Asylum propose on the arst day Of May
to open the Institution for the inspection Of those
ladies among us who may fssl.sn intsrsst In this
noble charity. A kind Of "hOnss s0armiHg" i'
proposed, to which each shall 80, armed with the
WOmHnly implements Of thimble, scissors and
needle, and simple luncheon to keep soul and
body in hsrmOny-a pleasant union We. predict
Of the useful and agreeable. Lot there be moth
ing lacking Of seal on that OCCASION either in basket
or numbers; and may this ''May Day" Of good
works PtOVs the happy auguTy Of future PrOfpsri-
y to the Cleveland Orphan Asylum.
onnibusss viii be IL waiting on to morrow at
AAlF.psst eight A. NJ, cornsr of Ontario street and
the Park, for the accommodation Of those who are
bound for the Asylum.
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kAvENEA, April q, 1850.
EBIFoBoF TBE ADER-.DHLR sIR,--IE an article
IN this mornihgs paper headed "An old Steamer
Burned you say "lhs arst steamer that navigs-
ted Lake Erie was ths walk-in-ihs Water, built
in Is2O,' 40. This is sp error.
The steamer Walk,in-ths- Water made its hrsl
trip % the upper lake as far as MackInaW In The
mOn.h of July. 1919. Ths late AshbsI ". Wal
worth Esq., related to me soon afterwards sOms
incidents during the trip, in which Was inter
estsd
IShnnOt be mistaken as to the year isi9i as in
the 4onth Of August Of that year went from
Cleveland to Detroit on the Walk-in- she.Walsr,
and returned on the same boat. Ia the fore part
o. the year 1920 vent from Cleveland to Buffalo,
aud on my return from the eastern States, came
from Buffalo to Cleveland ia the same boat.
Very Respectfully, + L. DAY.
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WOMAN LA FENIE). From the French Of n. ].
Michelet, author OF "L'Amour," &c. Transls-
ted from the last Paris edition by J. W. Palmer,
N. D., author Of up and Down the Irrswaddi, I
&c. New York. Rudd & Carelton, 1860.
Michelet's ''LAmour, or Love" has had very
wide sale and a general criticiziug. This book
upon Woman" contains, like that, much that is
good, and some really eloquent passages. Il is
eminenty Frenchy, and is th, refore singular. The
great objection to L'Amour was that it was ndeli.
cate, and treated of matters which were not admis.
sible in family book. In this latter book we do
not find this evil. The volume comprises three
books, upon EducatiOnj woman in the fam lily; and
woman in Society. These three themes are dwelt
upon at length and with interest to the reader.
The above are for sale by Messrs. IDgham &
Bragg.
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MAokzfNEs.-HaWks & Bro. have received the
Eclectic Magazine for May, with fine steel engraY-
ings Of Richard the Third endeaYOring to persuade
Buckingham to consent to The murder Of the
young Princes, and Of Louis XVI threatened by
the mob on their way to the Iuleriss The table
Of contents is rich and varied.
They have also BlackWood Tor April, with the
following contents WsIiDgtOn's Career; Lady
Hamilton; Our Position With Cuba Stabat Ma
ter; History Of Europe from 1915 to 1852; Nor
man sineIsir--part Poetic Alterations; The
Rulers Of the Land Our worthy friend Nap; What
we have done for the Princes of India; PaTlis.
mentaTy Duelling.
eKnickerbOeksr for Nay isfOr sale at Hawks
It is filed withthe usual choice miscellany.
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THE BUFFALO STzANERs.-Tbe magnificent
steamers City Of BuHAlo and Western Metropolis
mere brought into port on Saturday morning from
Frseton. They win be Immediately fitted up for
the sea sOn's trade.
The Buffalo Express win probably follow its
usual custom, and credit this item to the Herald.
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MAIL BAG POUND.


NEW 4oRk, April -
A msil bag was found on the North rver to-
day. stripped Of every thing excepting one copy
Of the Lafayette, Ind. Daily Courier, Of April
25th, directed to Jas. n. Reynolds. Plaeerville,
CAL, supposed to belong to the Western Nail,
and valuable.
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A SPLENDID ANIMAL Gsueral Wilson Of May
Geld paossd through the city day or two ago
with his magnificent stallion q Lafayette NeSsen-
GER on bis way to Grand Rapids, Mich. This
horse is now rine years old and is one Of the mos
splendid animals we have ever seen. he has
taken premiums every yesr since be was two years
old. He is Of q beautiful build, and weighs l,4oo
lbs His color, dappls bay, Is to our mind the
handsomest Of all cOlors, and take him altogether
there are but few horses thst ssn excel him.
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skabuskY REsIsTRE.-The sandusky Daily
Commercial Register has come out in q new and
very neat and elegant address. Messrs. H. D.
Cooke and c. c. Bill have associated with them
selves IN its publication, Messrs. Henry C. John
son and A. G. Agard. The Register is q live paper
and deserves its success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-30

Norc9.ZBsIls Life in London, Sporting IiS.
in London, Wilkes spirit-extra, and Champion
Clipper with full reports Of the great fight, be
secured by calling at ouinlan'S News Depot, ia
Ontario street, or at bis News Stand in the We'd
dsl and Angler houses
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SANFORD'S
Liver EnVigOPafOP

III NEVER DEELLffEIES-
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
iree FROM 7Ule and has become established fact, q
Stardard Medicine, kuOWn and approved By an who nay
used IT, aud is nov resored 70 with Condolences In u the
diseases for which IL Is recommended.
/ Il has cured lhousands lTiIhin Tie list two Eara
who had given up all hopes of relief the numa
unsolicited csrtifeates IN .-imy possession shoiT
The dose must be ada pee Ito tie temporanent Of hs
Individual taking T. au1 US sd IL such quanr 6es 10
act gently on The bowels ~
Let the diciiee OF yeuI = udgmeai guide you In the
use Of he LIVER IN-sIF1GORATOR, and Il
viii cure Live Com-.s lplaiutes Uflf6as At
tacks, Dysp pepHi a,@i hFonic DiarRh6eaS
= m m 2 q Q ~ -5rlp la1n ats Use ntes
ry5 DropSy3 son ZlstOmncts Hahifual
COdIiVeueszy ghoa-@llcS Cholera, ChOle-
"a MOrbusf CholrraS Mufunrum, FlRtu-
leueeg } auu G st.sIHem weakness
es, and my be used sne-.slcessfuly OElUNA-
RY FAMILY MEDt-t-lCLNE. Il viii cure Sex
A d {. ii = las , thousands testify,l IN
TWENTY HINUTES j. t5irWO OR THHEE TEA
sPOONFULS ARE IAk-%iEN a. commencement Of
attack.
All who It giving their tpsiincly IN hFor.
~ Nix water in The ulluth with tho fIGO RATOR,
and swallow both raksther ean
Trice One Dollar Per Hoffl8.
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IAN DTEl HAIR DYEil HAIR DFE !
Wm. {. Bashsl0r's Hair Dysl

2 ths 5ely AdrHIless Gle reiabs Dee kaat0a
The Oneaal and best u tie uoridl
All 6th1rE mutations and should Be ardid0d
via 70 escape udicnle.
GRAZ Rid Oh Rusty HAIR Dyed Instantly .
bs1utal sad n,ttal Brown Black without ~, least
Hug lo fIzr OF Skin
FIF1EEH MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
ldda e l A. Ruteholor uiioS lssS. una-ovsi s0O0o
Appoll have been made 10 tho Hair of his parons Of
Aiy faaous Dyes.
s WI LA-BATCHELoR'S HAIR DYE pEoSucosa color
30 y dSnngullhed from nature. and Is WARLETED
~ oiuure in the ea however long il may construed
- ~ d o,1t of Bad DYES eDsliss; The Hair insisor
uiee i1f LID by this Splendid Dye.
1lq4 sod cpplied IN ivatn roonaJ A. the Wiz
A-I-QlFs No - ErooduG7, N. u.
sed i ~ ces and toviaE Of the United States, By Drug
Eiatg lnd Fancy Goods Dealoss.
~ lho eeElias hasthe and address apea stssl
elatc engraYlnr en- four sides Of each Box. Of
tt WI. "A. BATCHELOH,
11l1 No. ass Broadway r. y
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DR.. VEEPAU's cANKERINH.--It viii be seen By
referring to our advertising colums that this cele-
brated medicine Is for sale by Strong q Arra-
strong, l99 Superior street. No one suffering
should fail to give il a call.
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.CoRRScrtOE.- anOties Of the Ward opposi.
ton Line Of steamers from Detroit to Lake Su'
periOr. we gave the agents Is Woodbridge, Chip
man & Rood. It should have been TFOWbridge,
ChIpman & Rood.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-30

BERTHA Percy. or LEsPERANcE, by Margaret
Field. New York. D. D.Appleton 4 Co, 1860.
This is the fnt work of the author but one
which should encourage her Onward and upward,
It is well written, and will be found interesting 10
both old and young. It deals with the common
things of life, striving after no startling effects or
unnatural plot Her heroine passes through many
trials, but through reliance upon kind PrOVi-
dence, comes out from them into happiness and
light.
For sale b7 Me.srs. ]. B. Cobb Go.
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E E. Rualni, l75 Superior st. has received
the Spring Fashions OF Hats and Caps 1t EN-.
braces all styles and qualities and of course viii be
sold as low as possible We should advise those
who wish beautiful and veil becoming hat or cap
TO cal On Mr. Ruaini.- ...
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TAE FfRE At INDEFENDENcE.-The name Of
the family burned ont st Independence, whereby
two young men lost their lives, i Hultt. The Vlc-
tins we're II and IA years OF age.
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II Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C., &c.
very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FOes, ELLSWORTH & Co.'S,
eetI Cor Superior and Seneca sts.
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NFW ADVFRTIsRmRNTs.

NEW ADVEhtAskMENTs.
o, Gutter son-Anotion sale.
Hawks & Bro-SpsciEl DispAieA.
". L, Marvir-stsyes, &c,
gosdon. 1icliiilIn co.-FoF Lake Superior.
Academy Of MuHia, FanStus-E Engagemenii
u. Van Psli-Noics md Accounts Iar sale.
Dr. Volpsauf CAnkeTias Special NOsice.
Joseph Gfannis-Lfarier Comm . iouof's salS.
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A Coon IDEA.-An iron post snd chain fence is
to be plsesd around the Post 0fdes and Custom
Houss building.
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PrPaddOck has the finest Four Dollar Hat to be
fOuud in Cleveland, and he has Twenty-Five Hun.
dred Shaker BOnnets which be viii sell lower than
they can be bought elsewhere, and his whole
varied assortment Of goods are going OF ct the
same low rates
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-30

v, 3. P1LEER, tho AnsFican AdFertlling Agent, \
T. corner Fifth and Chestnut Streets, Phaaslphia Il
authorised to reesvS subscriptions and Advertisements
ior this paper, At lowest rates. Hls receipts Wil
be regaEded as payments.
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THH WE1FHrRs Saturday, clear, bright and
cold yesterday, clear bright and warn.
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L A W BO O K s,
FOR SALE BY
j. B. COBB & co.
n No. 136 "a

Angsll o. Water Courses;
Angel on the LAW Of Carriers;
Angsll and Ames on Corporations;
Bishop Criminal Law vols;
Dshou on Marrinse and DiVurce;
BOuIier's Law Dictionary;
Bourier's Institutes, 3 vols;
Bughtleys Digest;
CushiDgs Massachusetts, Reports, II vols;
Chty on Pleadug, vols
Chittg' Black stone, vols;
Curtis Decsi0ns in Supreme Court Of D s., q vols
lOuklng Trsatse on the Courts Of UI it'd Ststesil
ChiitY on Conirsc's;
Chittsndsn's Digest OF Ohio State Reports;
Chfy on Bills;
Drake on Attachments;
Decisions in the bred Scott Cass;
Green eaf on Evidence. VOlt,
Hilliard on ToTts or Private Wrongs 2 vols;
Hurl on HalCas Corpus:
KsAts CommentsTies, vols
Mathews Guardian's Guide;
MASKS DigestOf Ohio Reports;
Nash's Plsnding and Practice;
Ohio State reports. complete sets;
Parsons % Contracts. vols
Pare0usi Mercantile Law;
Redfeld on Railways;
Raf'S Guide for Administrator,
Swans TREATISE for Justices Of the Peace;
Story on Sales;
Swans Manual III Administrator:
Story on Partnership;
SWANS Revised Statutes Twill be ready in Junel;
United States Digest, II vols;
United States Equits Digest Volu. .tI
Walkers American Law;
Wharton Criminal Law;
Wendell'E Blackstone, 8 vols maT21
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M0ND1Tm SITos APRIL 50, 1889

R7e- The Daily Morning Leader & for sale Gi
HHWks,, 8. 3 Nafsonis and oimateds neWs dePots,
Al news depots AZ Weddel and Angler Hotels, and
AZ atOninianis f7s Ontario Street,
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HE rs BEST EST ARTIFICIAL .EEIT E1y5 AI,sI3lEI HELP
n. 3. MONSON.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

1AfUAIANf AZ EEAALESs
DIR. OHEFSEMK MS PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
DENTS in these Pills the result Of long sud
1Hteasss prcice They mild IN 1eI oBsntion, ad
rsE.an in eorrsclg p iuesaaritiss lHfal Msnstr1n
aoli. teoEing a Distractions uhsthg'r from cold
uhsrVises h1elrho. pain IN hs SIDE pa aiiOn Of the
hs4r, whites AZ affections hysf0l los fatigue.
pa1uin the hack and l1lhl Ec disturbed lecp which
urll9 1on irie1Iupiian Of nature. m
4 DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
W agthO conn snopnent Of new era IN tie trsa,uaout
lhos8 regoluries aud obruCions lrigned
ualT thg1Eanda Of the y0unE, tho Beautiful ana be be-
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eath una 11o sfegular and whenever obfrt Ction
hcsplane tao general health begins 70 decline.
DIR. CHEEsEMANs PILLS
are sfectual rensJT ever tuo,nf or All eo
piliEs peculiar % fmGs To a casses they are iura
u11lo,
an Known toi oug1rre hs haya lsed thom diHereR
peol thIoug hout the country having the s1oon sao
ol sho not el1elf q AHerIc1. EEpeGIrr
licl1 Glzg tsn, and ileE theF should Be- rssd wiki
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valuable pamphlet 70 Be had free Of the treatr pills
slf eg z5a Qro1aE. ~ enclosing price oanErEl
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
rPinin an JOnsmsHtai prin ing OF description
donst tt ths Pointing establishments Of tbs LlADnH oes
on TIE Improved and mos rapid Steam Pfsssss, in
the best sfyl on sho notice and reasonable raee
Particular ouiion plid blank wurk. Every descrp
tion Of Rndiag done especially Biank Books, Ledgers
Journals. Sales H6okt. neceiVins Books, &C., Aol
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Dl. lIoCIIrT0oE's CON No CoUeH

Dn. MoCLINzOok's CoLR AND CoUeH NIX
ATgEE-Anong TIE coia snd eo1 reEodiss' that AOOt
ths nzr6t this alone s1ahs on be solid basis Of true
nedsal Dr. 1Iechutock stands in ths fore non
q pgoolsn. He stakes ms reutaiion On what he Of
te1 20 ne sck q eenni1e cuIriiTs. Never has thi
l1471llll1u l1llllcd 1i1 gll1lu5. Frice IS conts.
sod hy VIZ. FIsKE, and g. STRoNG' & ARM
sgBoEd clsrslana fSbSs
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TRATR1.ER,s REaIsERn.

cltzons Wishing cnnvoyaneo 70 either Of tho above
ralas or BoGts vi1 bs called Cor By the Coaches Of
Steves Omnibus Line BY leaving their address q The
qmnlhua Ohea, 81 Superior stgsst dsor next to Wed
de House.
Ansfl 10 1890
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Ei'Tai lI.rEsi and 'lArias Reports 'ss an VAE'.
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an 1oyssAE-Thls eshing Of beauty made
lie arst Appearance Cor the season IN fall play on
Saturday. A new, unique snd beautiful spiral
asqulrr has been attached, giving beautiful ap'
Psaranco to the jets, The fountain vas surrounded
during Saturday and yesterday By men, women
and children, rsjoIsiug in the sparkling gems
which fell in constant showers into the basin.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Rseo advertisement of DR.. sansord's Liver
InvigoratOr.
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The HYNNIsT; prepared for Prayer meetings, Sun
day Schools aud social occasions. By A. s.
Hayden. Cincinnati b. 8. Hayden, 1850.
This is choice collection of Music and Hymns
for Sunday and Singing Schools, and for family or
social worship.
For sale at Cobbs.
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ES- For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
srd,snuh, 90 to G. Dietz III suDerior.st.
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New Bookn.


TaE MILL ON THE FLoss.-By George Elliott,
author of Scenes Of Clerical Life" and adam
Bede" New York Harper & Bros. 1880
The success Of Adam Bede" would have been
Astonishing, were it not for the exceeding interest
Of the book and It's simple and powerful beauty Of
style and plot. The announcement Of new novel
by the same author, Miss Eyans) has excited
great interest aud it Is stated that an edition Of
sixty thousand has been ordered BY the Edinburgh
Publishers
We shall not dull the sppetite Of our readers for
this book BY relating its plot or It's outline The
book s full Of dramatic skill and exquisite descp
ton, It Is sparkling with genuine huniOF, and
glowing with passion, patbos and power. It is
On illustration Of heroic, moral struggle and is
written with such winning style that they sbo
begin It win not willingly lay It down until they
baye reached the last page and then they win put
it aside with eyes wet with tears Of sympathetic
feeling. This book win be universally read as it
deserves
J.'B. Cobb & Co. have the book. Go there this
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II ANGSTROTH ON THE HONEY
II BEE-This W * is nov admi ted to be the most
pracica snd By far the best sxtant The directions Tor
the management Of Bees mO2t minute and reach ev-
ey possible c0nnEeacy and evsrF accident which bees
liable. 1t Is well known that BIr. angst 9th Is the
inventor Of the celebrated MOVABLE COMB BEE
HIVE which invention has given such impetus tc Bee
Keeuing during the last years By his invention all
the honey Wanted the support Of the bees winter
can be taken away without destroying njung the bees
The work is fully supplied with ustrating every
point ngeessors TO correct understanding Of the manage
saent 0f the swarm
]. h. COBB = co Cleveland O.
GAY AND SEAls-A New Novel,
~ bvthe Authurof " Wide, Wide World SC 2vo.s.
Price 500. For sale by J. B COBB CO.
T BTTERS FROM SWITZERLAND
~ BY Samuel Ireuaus Pr me. author II Travels IN
he East. Fersale by 3 COBB Z co.
CPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
40 (MENDS EVERYTHIEG.l
sJif is6is "-0''' '''-4 ''' B. COBB co.
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llGa srIse Is.1 Sc 80. ILL e Rettls.
SAN BDSs
Family CathaFtie Pills.

FaTe Fegetdbbe Extracts, and Pnt W ~ GtasS
Cases, Air TSght, and tsil keeps - any eli-
mate, a
The FAMILY CATHARTIC Pill Il q gentle but &C
tive Cthartic which the rupretor has Used IN has pr1o
ice than twenty years
The constantly inrTeasiugl demand fr1m those WI
have long used the PILLS ana the satisfaction Uhic<
all e1pfess 90 their has lac msto place
then within H. reach Of all.
The Profession well tuuyv hat d1rcEt Cl.naIties
The "a EILY c2.-iT HARTIo4 PILL
has, with due reference ais well established iact
been comuounded from variety q The ptrest Yegs-
table Extracts, which act 4iEe eFory part OF The
alinssniary canal and are = GOOD and SAFE IN all
eases where > Calharslc :. needed. such De
RANGEtTENTs of the Isl TO1lA CHI. SLEEPI-
MSS PAINS IN THE rtIBACK AND LOINS,
COSTLY ENESS. PAINzAND SOhENESS CWEN
THE WHOLE BO by z ffnm sudden cold, 'shich
Frequently. If neglected feud 10 long Fo
InSS OF AppE -5IFTFF. f, ff .k.iailgf o SE,l-
9sTION OF COLD OVER -lrHE BODY, nESTL U.s.
NES HEAE-ACttE, or lWEiOEIT IN TIE HEAD
IN Indammafory Diseasea Worms in CtIllrua or Adults
rheumatism great Purifier ol The Blood and many dis
which flesh is heir, srOusto mention la
PRICE so CENTS. -
~ The Liver lnyigoraiur and fa1iI lathnrte n -
rstsied BY Druggists generally, and sid hcle,AlS ~
the Trade u ali The large towns
Manufacturer 1ad FrfnFtesers
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