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UNTIL MARCH Ist. 1864.

He cures ali cur4ble diseases Of the ESe and Ear,
and Performs all difcult and delicate operations III
he operates for cataract, without PAIN By new
method. ,.. a., IA ~
He Inserts artificial eyes, to move and appear nat
1rAl. ~, .t.4...
He treats amSurosis, or nervous blindness, with q
success hereto ore unknown. - IL.
He cures discharges Of the ear eauseo py sSaAie'
fever, messles, or other diseases -,
He inserts artfh hcfaI ear-drBms whore the natural
drum (membrsne) Is destroyed, which improVts lne
hearing Immediately. . ., &, ~,
thalmic and Aural surgery .,,, - A., ,,a
BE operates for artificial pupil falling OF the eye
Dr. onss1 ibstruments are superior to those OF any
surgeon 10 America, and give him eecided advsnt-
r Jones has 4yailsd himself OF the advantages az
foTded IN the cities of Europe and America 20 ooIs
his prof ssiOn The proof or the same, his Diplomas
hang in his Office, at the Angler House, open TO the
inspection Of the interested
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have been hard Of hsaring, with singing and 9TH
er unpleasant noises in my ears for i've years
bead Of DR.. Jones success, and consulted him. at
Columbus, on December 10, 1868. He told N that he
could cure me in 4 an hour Isasked him IL he would
five any pain He said be woCld not and in L 50
than hall hour he had my hearing perfect, and it
is so STILL and have doubt 1t will always remain
good. saw DR.. Jones straighten gen t,eman's eyes
III At we've very CROOKED from birth The Dt ctor was
not over minute or two OF it, / have no heBitancy
in recommending DR.. Jones as skillful gentleman,
and worthy OF the utmost confidence. am farmer
and live at Marion, ohio. E.W. kOONS.
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DEAFNESS CURED.

young man who lives with me, eyed IL, has been
deaf from infancy, with nois in his head placed
him under Dr.. Jones' treatment few day aso, who
has very much improved his hearing and Qui8ted the
noise in his head would advise the afflicted to go
at once 10 DR.. Jones. am farmer; living 10 mill
from Columbus, Franklin county, ohio, on the O. p
/. Railroad Before he went to DR.. Jones we ccu'd
scarce make him hear at ALL We now talk TO him
very com foriably, and he ia still improving
Columbus, Iecember 10, 1868
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His Fees vary from sl5, 90 to $500.
HIs TERMS ABE CAsH.

Ny eyes have been weak and watsry fasmany years
and was troubled with floating spots before them.
Dr. Jones, who is now at the Neil house. gave me
medicine for them seventeen days agn which has en-
trely cured them. No one can tell how graceful
feel to the Doctor. Miss MARY kROOSER.
Lancaster, chic, December 5, 1863
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OZOENA CURED.

Ihad been troubled with an ofeasiye breath, caus-
cd BY very unpleasant diss So (uzoena IN the nose
under Dr. Jones' treatment i've Ronths, and am cuIed
It's three mon hs since 1 quit using the medicine
.ff.lif fsa dia.a Il m iralV
tor v sh ven to plbiish this fcF the beh5n5
ers, and shall ever en- an Der yOu with gratitude
ANNIE ST0HER, F1ttsburg. Pa.
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EXCELSIOR.


The bower Of beauty surmounts the
booth, which is ornamental throughout
with splendid and appropriate designs
statuette Of Washington, Indian trappings,
stuffed birds and animals peculiar to
America, and many similar articles.
The various costumes worn by the at
tendants of the booth are very finely char
acteristic Of the country. Miss Lydia
HOyt, cOstumed as the genius of America,
dscked with the glorious galaxy Of stars,
and bearing our national insignia, is the
central6gure of the group. Miss Frances
Hills appears as an Indian maiden, with
beads and tinkling bells, pins, clasps, bar
baric ornaments and fsnoiful costume, and
looks the dark-eyed POcahontas to the life.
Mrs. 7. D. Eells appearsin the costume Of
'76,-snd Mrs. D. P, Eslls in the attire of
the present day.
LAKE COUNTY
with her two booths, comes next. Both
are orammed as full ss they can be with
most valuable stock in trade, to the
value Of over thousand dOllers. They
are vended by Mrs. Chesney, Mrs. Hsnlis-
ton, Mrs. WILCOX, Mrs. HObsrt, Mrs. Clspp,
Mrs. Mentin, and Misses Tracy, French,
Brown, and Skif. An American eagle
guards the front Of the booth, around
which are cards, inscribed with the names
Of the battles in which the soldiers of
Lake county have fought. The following
motto hangs above the eagle:
:oFFERN0s OF GRATEFUL PEOPLE TO TIE BRAVE:
: AND SUFFERING DEFENDERS OF THE UNION.
"Little Lake" is up to the mark In the
Fair line, as well as in many other
things.
Siberian wastes and SHOWS, fierce
wolves and bears, sledges and reindeer,
MOscovian ioe.palaces-in brief, all the
wonderful peculiaritles Of the arctic en-
pire, under the autooratic sway Of Alexan-
der, are by magical ingenuity compressed in
the small space assigned to Russia. Ever
greens adorn its front, on which cotton is so
disposed As to give it the effect Of snow.
Furs line the inside Of the bosth, which is
crowded with stuffed animals cf the Arctic
zone, and many reminders Of the frozen
cline. A bear shows his white teeth at
your too near approach, h,-snOW-bird perch
about yOu,-s deer's head looks out at you.
Misses Nellie Anderson, Carrie Bingham,
Clara Hurlbut, and Gussie Mettlebureer,
in appropriate fur-ined robes, represent
the Cars domains.
ERIE COUNTY.
has booth filled with domestic articles,
contributed by the ladies Of Sandusky,
HurOn, and Milan. 1t is finely and taste
'ully Ornsmented. Mrs. H. Gordon, Mrs.
R. Wright Mrs. Ring, and Mrs. Pierce are
n charge Of the booth. It bears this
MOTTO:
(: We woSK AND PRAY FOR oUR DEFENDERS.
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AS6IIR HOUSE, Cleveland Feb. u.
have baen hard or hearing for 2s years. with nOi.e
10 my ears IOuid not hear diuary conversation
at all, Before was treated by DR. JOnCS could not
hear latch Tick when pre-. 5ed against my ears.
eau now hear as we'll as any tOdy. JAS BOWEN,
franklin Mills, Portage CO., o.
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lost one Of my eyes In the service Of my country
called on DR.. JONES' who has pat me inAn eye which
gives me rain, which oy1s naturally, and which
cannot be diktingEisled from my Datural ore.
WM- MCKARCLE,
Mechaniesburg, Champaign county, D.
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CONSULTATION FREE.

I was troubled with nv hearing and had and un-
pleasant feeling in my eaas. 1 employed Dr. Jones
to remsdy my tronbie, which he has done satis-
factorily. ERasTUS MARTIN,
Woodstock, Champaign county, o.
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Ray contributed 8 finely embroidered
chair, valued at $s5. Mr.. Fitch sends
splendid set Of Irving. Mr.. Calkins de-
mates scholarship in his excellent Com
mercial Institute. The hnely-decOrsted
booths also contain dressing gowns, husk
work, and thousand other articles Of BIZ
OuttFis. They are in charge Of Mrs. J. c.
Hall, Mrs. Ely, Mrs. N. B. Gstes, Mrs.
Chss. DOolittle, and Miss N. E. Msnter Of
Elyris, Miss Haynes, Miss Hudson, Miss
Henderson and Miss Fitch Of Oberlin, Mrs.
G. Carpenter, Of Wellington, Mrs. 8. s.
Warren, Of Huntington, Mrs. Preston, Of
Grafton, Mrs. H. h. Williams Of Avon,
Mrs. Il. s. Smith, Of Penfsld. HurrAh
for Lorsin
SCOTCH.
The land Of song and story, Of Wallace,
Scott and Burns, is well represented by
beautiful array Of Highland lassies in
the traditional plaid scarf and tartan Of
their hills. The plaid also decorates the
walls Of the tasteful booth, which is splen-
didly supplied with fancy articles. Above
it hangs the oost-of-arms Of Scotland, in-
scribsd with its defiant motto, "Nsmo me
impuns Iaeetsit." Mrs. 8. D. Page Of
Mesdville, and Misses lie Pelley, Hancock,
Lane, Tlden and sacket, are attendants
here.
SUMMIT CoUTY.
The towns of faithful Summit have
rallied in their might and are well repre-
sented by their ladies and their contribu-
tions, in their handsome departments
Mrs. Evans, Miss snider and Mrs. Chap.
man, with Miss Hickix, Miss Bsebe, Miss
Pierce and Miss Alexander, are the delegs-
ton from Summit, and occupy the two
booths which the county has handsomely
filled.
ITALY.
A step,-snd we sre in Italy, the LAND
of passion and Of beauty, the cradle Of
glory and romance, the home Of the arti
aud the mother Of the muses.. This bootl
is the very incarnation of Italy, in ell it
besuty and in all its power. Painting
and music are typifsd by the pallet and
brushes and the harp, sculpture is repre-
sented by nnmberless beautiful statuettes
and the very soul of Italy is embodied in tht
eyes and costumes of the fair ladies' in at
tendsnce-Mrs. Sterling, Misses Abbott
Clark, Clark, Power, Brush and Sales.
VAUDEVILLE AND ERIE.
From these two towns Of Western Penn
sylvania-the farthest distance Of any
place to which q booth was assigned
there comes splendid supply of fancy
articles. The stall is decorated with gresi
taste and beauty, and ovefAows with mer
chandise. All hail to Meadeville and Erie
The patriotism of places which would send
contributions and delegates such dis
tsnce-and such excellent contributions
and delegates - is genuine. We shall
call on Booth No. again. Its managers
are Mrs. R. E. Finglsy, Mrs. E. P. Hast
ings, Miss Lizzie Calender, Miss Maggie
shippen, Mics DsrricksOn and Miss Mary
Thorp.
AMERICAN.
In fitting honor to the glorious namC
name which it bears, this booth is twict
the usual size, aud is fitted up in q man
ner which attracts universal attention and
admiration. Across it's wall the following
motto is inscribed
/ STRIPES FoR HER FOEs-sTARs TOR BER !:
DETEHDERs.
.............Ss
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8BPat,ents need not stay with DR.. Jones, If their
diseases dei0rmites require operation IL Is done
10 minutes; If they require m dcine, th-y will
receive hst Is nscessary 10 affect at once and
SGn take IT home without neglect Of business.
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have been deaf, with singing noise in my head
for 80 years. 1 had been pronounced insuiaole by
five pLysicians DR.. Jones has Ie.tored my hearing
and cui the noise in ny head. am 20 years old
1 recommsBd all the afIciedt 90 to Dr.; Jones, as
belle, he can cure any thing taAs is euTsole
Navarr, P. o., stark county, D.
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RB-Dr Jones a'so Strengthened Mis- Margaret
Snvderis ev4g NO 53 Latest Cleveland, and uOz-
ems others far and near since he came to OieVe-
land.
HS-He cu:ei Mr.. Jsmes PoWen OF DEAFNESS OF n
yeats standing see te,timouiAl IN this column.
aSrNOt day passes bat that DR.. ehests cures
that be ore were pronounced tncurAble. some are
cured Immediately, others take Time-
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MASTERS SALE,

NAsTRR's SALE. - Pursuant 10 6
INI deeretal order of sale, issued to me from
the Court Of Common Pleas for Cuyahoga Coun-
ty, o., in an action therein pending, wherein
Henry D. StrRtton is Plaintiff and Aaron Clark
Caroline Clark, John Packard, Hannah O. ALLEN,
Solomon BOWles and Horatio n. Wilbur are De-
PENDANTS, shall expose for sale a. public auc-
ton at the door Of the Court House in said Coun-
ty, on the nineteenth day Of March, A. D. 1854,
at two o'clock P. M.s the lands and tenements
described as follows, to wit. Situate IN the City
Of Cleveland, IN the County Of Cuyahoga and
State Of Ohio, and Is known as part Of Sub-Lot
No. t6) six, IN A. ". WalWorth's subdivision Of
Of Original city lots Nos. III to 124 and 13O to 49,
on the north side of Eagle street in the City Of
Cleveland, and bounded southerly by the hne
of Eagle street, westerly by the lot line between
sub-lots FIVE and six, northeTly BY James
Church's rope walk, and easterly by line drawn
through said lot No. six, from front to rear par
sllel with the westerly line Of the lot and thirty
Eve feet distant thereirom, be the same more OF
less.
Appraised at three thousand dollars $4,000.
JOSEPH s. GRANNI5y
Master Commissioner.
Eahr1arv 16 1894 fahl6.lA2
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MASTER'S sALE.-PursuaEt to the
lVl command Of a decretal order Of sale from
the Court OF Common Pleas ofCuyahogs county,
Ohio, at the suit OF Charles W. Heard against
Benajah Barker, ct. al, shall offer for sale ct
public auction, at the door Of the Common Pleas
Court House, in the city of Cleveland, in said
county, on the 9th day Of February, 1884, at the
hour Of O'Clock, P. NJ, the following Real Es-
tate, to-Wit:
/ Situated in the city Of Cleveland, in the county
Of Cuyhoga, and State Of Ohio, and is known as
q part of ten acre lots number sixteen, in sad
city, and as subdivision lots number one, two,
three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten and
eleven; being thirty feet front each, and one
hundred and twenty-five feet deep, and are
together bounded as follows; Easteriy and west
erly by the east and west lines Of said ten acre
lot No. 16. and southerly by BurWell street, and
is q portion Of the same land conveyed BY Or
lando Cutter and wife, to Elizabeth Barker, by
deed dated April lst, 1856, be the same more or
less but subject to ali legal highways. Said lots
we're appraised ct two hundred and seventy
dollars each. Whole appraisal, 81 $40.
D. ". GAGE, Master Commissioner.
8. WILLIAMSON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
ian26l9Q
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Nv eyes were crooked for fifteen years, and the
sight impaired thereby. Dr. Jones opeaeted on them
aud has made them both straiRht and full and made
the sight good. Miss MARGARET WAGNER
Jackson-St., Columbus, o., Jau. Y, 1854.
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NY son was afiicted with an offensive discharge of
the ear, which was fast destroying his hearing l
placed him under DR.. Jones seven weeks ago. and to
my satisfaction he is now entirely cured.
HENRY ASHLEY,
Franklin county, near Columbus, Jan. 8, 1854.
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lost one OF nv eyes BY discharge OF shot In the
face; Dr. Jones has inserted me an artificial eye,
which gives me no pain, and moves and appears Just
like my natural eye. NANDhEEk NUT,
nth Res't U. Y. L.
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Both ofmy eye have been very crooked for twenty
twoyears went to DR.. Jones at the AnsisT dot g,
February 18th, VINO strais shtened Them In one nin-
uie, MI st satisfactorily. -
Pembsrville, Wood county, [ hio.
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f0NS0RIAI,

Manufacturer Of all kinds Of WIGS, including the
celebrated
Ill SION VIC,
that 80 resembles Nature as to defy the closest scrui
ny. A very large and beautiful stock Of LONG HAIR
drought by the proprietor from EurOpe,)
FOR SWITCHES AND BRAIDS.
The finest assortment ever seen In this City.
Ladies Front Pieces and Half Wigs,
In every style with all Improvements.
SETS OF CURLS, made from French Natural
Oured Hair, (guaranteed.)
Eugene Double &. Triple BowS, RatertsEls, &c.
Made by the advertiser, equal to those imported.
Ladies' Brsids made into any kind Of Head Dress or
Bow without injury to Switch.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING in the most
prevailing and fashionable styles.
ES-All work warranted as represented.
HOT and COLD BATHS at all hours. deo29
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NY right eye has bfeu crooked for 2j years. The
successlu Dr. Jones' at the Angler House, atTatsht-
enaf N In one m1nuta LEVI STEINH ARr
Navarro Stark county, Ohio.
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EDeainess and Nose in the Head, IN sll it's forms
cured, il the organ is not destroyed,
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MOWERS 4 REAPERS.
n POT OF THE
Buckeye ReapeFs and Movers
AID
EXTRAS FOR REPAIRING,
VO. $50 superior-st-. opposite We'd
dell house, Cleveland, o.

Al those in want Of q substantial, convenient and
sasy managed Machine will consult their own fnts.
rest By giving their orders for the Justly celebrated
"BUCEEYE"
They have knives in front, by means Of which the
Driver Is out Of danger Of being cut have elliptic
spring Seats, and the Junior has been improved By
increase Of motion and 81 inch sections.
~ Machines on hand at the above named Depot.
-AaHNfs-
h. W LUETKEMEYER, Hardware Dealer, No. lG0
SupefiOr-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
II. N. SLADE, Soon, Cuyahoga county, o.
O. L. JONES, Brooklyn Center,
feb2 l57dkw Travelling Agent.
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AFsW or DR.. Jones' Many Cures Since
He came 10 cleveland.

MY eyes have bten croOkei since childhood. over
20 years DR. jones, who Il now practietDg at the
Angler HouEe, Cleveland, straigbtenet them IN tWl
minutes My eyes are better 10 sisht than they ever
Mrs. MOLES, Centrs-St,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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FFMALE SEMI

II TLIII HH ALVD II HIIALII JIII :
" HARY.-Rsturning thanks 10 former patrons,
the undersiRned would respectfully ask them, and
the citizen generally liberal share OF their patron
age. Having purchased the Institution, arc about
to materially improve, and put the same in perfect
repair and no LABOR or expense will b3 spared
to afford the pupils the best advantages 10 every par
ticuar. Eleven First Clasa Teachers win devote their
beat energies 70 their instruction.
Day Pupils from the 6iIy viii be provided
with n street K. X. Ticket free Of charge.
A discount Of Twenty Five Dollars Per Term will
made IN favor Of those boarding pupils who spend
Sundays at home.
- The fern commences February 81, 1884.
s. n. SANFORD,
febl-H0 u. RUTTLES
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UTRemembsr, Or. JONES Is now practicIng at
the Angler House, Cleveland, Onio, where he will
remain until Msreh 4th, 1854, ID he dJnt expect to
visit any other city In ohio
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Feb. 90

DR. Jobes, al the Angler Houie, sira ghfeEsd my
ewes IN mInuts or two, without my leeliT it 1hey
were very Ca lOoked for hitesn years- - -
Miss FLOkA UMLAUFTi
Feb 90 III Seneca St., Cleveland, D.
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Z Il N o V l..
We have this day removed our stock Of Goods from
s. River and le MeadOwSts to l45 Water and i6 and
4S Union-Sts where, with largely increased stock
Of Goods, wo shall be able 10 offer inducements to
purchasers; and shall be hsppy 10 see old Gus
tGmgrs, and as many new ones as may favor US with
call II. GARRETsOE s 90.
December !, I963 dacQ-lu
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DLAOK BUGLE GIMP-A NBW
I'D importation. A 4 e. RETTBEEG.
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NOTICES..
NTOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN-

IN That an application was made to the City COun-
al Of the City OF Cleveland on the 18th day of Janu
ary, 1854, by the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Railroad
Company, for the vacation for the reasons therein
stated, OF so much of Bank-St. in said City lies
north of a line drawn parallel with the nOrtherly
line Of LRke-St., and twenty-four rods nOrtherly
thsTefrOm which application will be for action on
the part City Council the sth day Of March'
1854. janl4-l39
NOTICE.-WALDO A. FISHER
IN is this day admitted partner In our house, un-
der the firm name Of h. GarretsOn %.
December /, 1868. II. GARRETBOH 4 90.
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~Dr. JONES' permanent address Is
No. 16 Arlington Place, New York City.
fsb12-llOdvAtw
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
cleveland Agricultural Works.
YOUNGLOEE, DeNIFf 40

Manufacturers of General Variety Of
Agricultural Implements 4 Machinery.
oTF1cr-No 50 Osgtrs-st.
WoRK5-ls, 8, 10 and u West-st.
OLEYELAED, OHIO.
1TFor Descriptions, Illustrations. &c, send for
aOiroular. noVT-B7
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STRIPES FoR HER FOKs-sTARs ToB BER
DETESDERs.
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rvOnr AND ralr ron oUn DrrrrDrn,.
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Damp Chale, January l9, 1874.
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In the evening, series of gas jets form
scrOss the back ground, in glorious char
acters of living light, the word
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Per special and TeIegraph--see FIRST
Pags- Fer LEGAL and COmnercial--See
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LoRAIN COUNTY
ext honih. anf

occupies the next booth, and another di-
rectly in front, both Of which are crowded
to OverAowing with q vast variety Of mis-
cellsneOus articles, pre- eminent for beauty
and value. Among the splendid articles
on exhibition is q magnificent afghan,
contributed BY the ladies Of Oberlin, the
finest article Of the sort in the whole room.
It is two yards wide, by q yard and half
long, and is splendidly embroidered. It
e1eites universal admiration, and reflects
great credit upon the committee Of ladies
who planned and executed It. Isis valued
ct $500, and $500 have already been Of
fered for it Il will be sold at auction, at
the close Of the Fair, no one being allowed
10 bid who does not hold ticket. Tickets
are for sale at the LOrain booth, for one
dollar. Mrs. @. c. Hudson, and Miss Elsie
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In fitting honor to the glorious name
name which it bears, this booth is twice
the usual size, aud is fitted up in man
ner which attracts universal attention and
admiration. Across it's wall the following
motto is inscribed
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has booth filled with domestic articles,
contributed by the ladies of Sandusky,
Huron, and Milan. 1t is finely and taste
fully Ornsmented. Mrs. H. Gordon, Mrs.
R. Wright Mrs. Ring, and Mrs. Pierce are
in charge Of the booth. It bears this
motto:
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Much earnest labor and determined
effort has been expended By the workers
here, for which they should have all
praise.