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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08
EE0OFLAND's fGERHsAN HfTTRRs
WIN cure every case Of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY
BE Em RER

That this Bitters is not Alcoholic, contains no Rn
Best Tonic in the World
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08

From Rev. J, Newton Brown, d. d. Editor Of the
encyclopedia OF Religious knowledge and Chris
tlan Chronicle, Philadelphia
Although not disposed 10 favor or recommend
fatent Medicines IN general through distrust of
their ingredients and Effects yet know of no suf-
ncient reasons why man may not testify to the
Dement'S he believes himself ~ have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute Ia the benefit of Others.
do this the more readily In regard TO Hoo1and's
German Bitters, prepared by DIR c. NJ. jackson OF
this city because Twas preudiced against them for
many years, under tho Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mi xture. 1 am indebted TO my
friend, ltob't. shoemaker, ESQ for the removal Of
THIS prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment 10 Try them when suffering from great and
of these Bitters at the beginning OF the present
year, was followed 10y evident relief and restora-
tion to degree OF bodily and mental vigor which
hal not felt for six months before and had almost
despaired Of regainiDg. l therefore thank God,
and my friend for directing me To the use of them
j. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia
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PATENTED MAY aaTH, loUG.


This is an article for washing without rub
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r. quirc very slight rub. and unlike 0th,I
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NOT ROT THE CLOTHES, but will leave them
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II removes grease spots rs If bv magic, and
sollcns the dirt by Soaking, 50 that rinsing will
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llis powder is prepared in accordance with
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1t has been in use for more than year, am
las proved itself II universal favbrite wherever
II Inns hGen used Among The advantages
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1t saves all the expense cf soap usually used
ON cotton and linen goods, -fhrE
q Ii saves most l the labor of rubbing, and
wear and tear.
Also. for cleaning windows II is unsurpassed.
it'll one quarter the time and labor usually
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much superior to any other mode. No water
required except to lhpsten the powder.
Directions with each package.
And can be rca,lilysappreci,ted by q single
trial. The cost Of washing for a ihniily OF five
or six persons will not exceed rnnEE CENTS.
The manufacturers 0l this powder are aware
that many useless compounds have been in
tr duccd to the public Which have rotted the
cl th, or iaed In removing the dirt but know
ing the intrinsic excellence of tins article, they
confidently proclaim 1t as being adapted to
meet demand which has long existed, and
which has heretofore remained unsupplied,
., ,r MASurAcruNEp ny
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Also, MANUFACTURERS OF fAMIL DYE coI0us.
For sale by Grocers and Dealers everywhere.
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OPINIONS OF THE WORK.

OPINIONS OF THE WORK.
Horace GREELEY ia the Tribune Of June 9th,
says: tit is an exceedingly rich book, con.
tanning more matter of Interest than all the
novels that have been issued for the last six
years, or that will be for the next six Ii
ives the best things said, done, or written lb
Rebels rs well AS Unionisls, most judiciously
selected CON agtly put together, and hand
somely printed. lis SOLD hy subscription
but those who have n chancc to subscribe and
don't, will make II blunder."
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-21
A MONKEYS PICTURE. /

grinnng monkey. in the shape of a man,
Is u part 0fa firm With 4 Jockey, W. ~
llo tries to he u gentleman
Bat fails, Of course, by "hockcy" 1850 ~.
a bnttermilk face, the monkey has got,
VIII, Beautiful blue. little eyes, .ti on
His nosc and mouth are together, Ly Cd! .. ,
And Il lrinilc colored nustachc so nice 'i ''i.
This same monkey TO school did 20,
WIN the best Of society in town., ..., ia .ts ...
lie did learn nothing but tricks you know,
AMI constantly act like clown, Z,
Whom walking the streets with ladies' so fair,
He Tins like n bNhoon or donkey, f,N.G sdi
Ills little eyes look around everywhere
And his figure resembles monkey .s Nll
lic dresses in style, like rroa,lwny Gent, ,t
With glazed standing collar, so high;
nice walking cane and rings on Ills hand,
And tremendous big butterfly. ....,.
Tie monkeys trrt are small and ncnt, i''i Ii"
lic wears Nos. II, and better,
His legs Nrh slim and long, Mlcrd .f '-
Aad look like dYshlippoke'S2 to n letter. ..
The brood Is nimblo and jumps very gocd
From the floor clear over the counter
lis appetite 'skrcn lur ali kinds oliUod,
Aud no lGckasg could bo any sUunlor.
ltyou wish 10 l,uy some "slinap" shUd,iy clothes
Tili monkey can sell them to you,
Better than any PcGlar that goes ..
Or "any other travelling Jew
A No. !, = Horse pp,ilar, or, JgLIus pRiGgR
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the middle of the month, hadcrossed
I Alsbaspa INTO Georg,a, Fiesds that Ind
Ellren Idanlsed with good scpa, ami were
well ulth ated, ,suffsstd Sbnt Slight
|ksggaHfa hh' w lA!e cotton ~ the low
|IandEof The Gulf Estates Was NfaalfalIy
destroyed Lands hat on the lit ofthe
I.manih.plQmised ALale. .ei 40. bounds tg
the acre, on The 20lh of The same month
presented a most barren prospect; on
some half bale to the acre, on some, a
qnart"r,op ome,nolhiug will be gather,
Middieahd Northern Texas escspetl
with but slight iijnry' Arkansas,
Nortbern, Mississippi, Alabana. Georgia
and tile qopt~y lying holtli ofthis ling.
were not infested by the Insect From
the Yazoo Valley, we have most dolefiiI
accounts of the condition Of affairs, both
corn and cotton are reported to have
failed. The reports OF severe drouth
ard of early irosts seems to be nothing
more than tricks of trade, and are un-
Trustworthy. We are safe, therefore,
in counting on fair average cror Tor
The area planted in those regions not
visited by the army. worm These,
hGa cyor, are not the best cotton. lands,
and hence the aggregate yield will tall
short Of our former estimates. While
$500, 900 hales would have been gath
cred nnder favorable circumstances, it is
row doubtful whether the cop will
reach. 1900, 900 bales ~ Y. Tribune
g'a THE CONTESTED DISTRICTS.
The whole number, as far as ascer-
tanned, is as follows .a-
Pennsylvania, XITlh District, the
Hon. Charles Dennison, Democrat, elect,
vs., James Archibald, contestant
OHIO, XllIth, Gen. Geo W Morgan,
Democrat elect, vs. the Hon. Columbus
Delauo, contestant
Indial,a, Id, the Hon Michael Q,
Kecr, Democrat, ys. Gen. Waiter Q
Gresham, contestant
Indiana, IVtl, w, S II, lnan, Demo,
crat, vs, Gen. Ira G Grover, contcs
tant,
NcwrJcgsey, I'D, Charles IIaiglt,
D. mocrat,vs. the Hon Wm. N Newell,
contestant. .s.
Maryland, Ist,, Hiram McCu'loch,
Democrat, VS.. Col Samuel. A, Graham.
contestant
Maryland, Id, Stevenson Archer VS..
the Hon. John l. Thu m IS, conte,tant I
4, Mall llaud, lIll, the Hon. Charlcs l..
Phelps ,Domocrat,ys. Joseph j. Stewart,
TIE contestants in all cases are Rails
Gals. Where, as in the XIIlh District
Of PennsJ !yaula. fraud vas public and
notorious, Congress will have least ,rou-
bic IN coming to a determination. In
all the d Nricts there is tar proof cir
ANA otherwise, that the small
gaines. by the Democrat. were
won unfi'ly s.; those Of Mar, land, beyond
question .er s t,hsit..a.
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TIE CROPS.

THE CROPS. ,i' ey1U ,t.
y The late,crops OF the season arc now
mostly housed. AS was feared, the
early fios,s IN the North west, reaching
southwark TO embrace one third of tht
State ofIilinois, did considerable damage
to the Corn crop. Accounts from III,
section thus affected report much scf
ard immature corn Throughout the
county, however, the crop Is above Tic
average annual yield, though not so very
large rs was expected it would be three
months ago. 'h4 i' gva~.rI .'Ho
The Potato crop is large but unfblu-
natcly the tu'crs' are infected with rot,
SO much 50 that dealers refuse to buy in
large quantities, and prices arc consc.
quently low. ''''"''.' i'' '.'.f'a =
The Apple crop i, far in the Western
States, and the fruit is of excellent quail:
fy. III the Middle and Eastern States
The yield is light =+'''I'1 -'''.. H'
Tie Hop crop bas Been over II est mat
ed +, win not, az has been supposed,
be unusually large, butwill barely exceed
the aselasc harvest "H '.''a
Grape, are in iar supply, but ofinflr
iof quality In many localities, hy reason
OF early frost, re trnii failed 10. ripen,
'apd hence is dry and insipid Good
grapes are Mry scarce, ard in great de-
mahd o5 glgatisia wfT ...aot,,..,s
Though we are uithcu, definite i,for,
nation on the yield OF the Bean crop.
the, nigh prccs, active inquiry, and
small supply indicate a short crop
af'The New York market has never,
hitherto been 90 completely overran
with caltle, hogs aud sheep. They are
,po red - ppon Us from all parts OF the
West. where the supply seems. to be
ihexhaustlbe and. both growers and
dealers are anxious to !o'l At present
prices, which are gradually settling 10 a
lower basis. .r.,lp nj -ad
p' Turkeys were never before 70 abuu.
dart throughout the country Small
poultry is also in tul supply. prescut
-
high prices, therefore, are purely sp.cu>
latlve, and mnst eventually break down.
The quantity Of buttermade this Fall is
truly enormous, aud a vast supply is
held by both dalrymen and dealers, who
haze overheld themselves, and viii now
he compelled 10 reduce their stocks d,
lower figures, as the supply quite too
large to mai'tain present prices. The
accumulation, OF Cheese even exceeds
that OF Butter, and must, TOR tie same
causes, experience decline in price -
Wool is in good supply The shearing
was larger than usual. and OF fair quail
ty. The army demand having ceased,
the market is inactive, and has already
experienced a marked decline. r.ei
I The Cotton crop is coming in slowly
and with great irrcgulality, After over
coming tie effects ~ defective seed early
frost, flood and drouth. the
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l.85 q. O. yI@sa /!

or thereabouts. one hundred and twenty five
acres of which ac cleared and under high
state of cultivation, with good frame, house,
tenant house and large new frame bank
barn. A lnrge quantity Of select fruit
The farm is one of the most desirable for
farming or grazing in the county, it may he
divided in Two parcels to suit purchasers l-
vldng by the Slate road, or ilnnt sold sooner
the whole will be sold on that day
Sale to commcn Mt 10 o'clock Terms
made known on day OF sale
Nov.2l.ts ,,. THOMAS HILL.
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in these States, aud beside them q dead
|yies' all fopperhesds, and the eptite AZ
mains of d dpfanct psrty--'Oh HS.Iaorq,
Oh nores Z NJ
<. <. ,OyStip pgsnk river was very ",
Ks wesnad dgrcat dcal OF assistance, Nd
the light t,om the steamer S6utherh
rGoAtsderacyv just. .ahsad al Us, .malalde
navigation easy. We arrived safe. The
country is rough The Inhabitants are
as sour and morose as you can well
imagine, aud the. women, bad as they
lfeeA dare Rot look lbspla aoverNsmembtr-
ing 'Lstss wife, ana' ihoping at s6me
time the -salne substance will disappear,
aud ,eyep that famous stream will be,
como fresh water, sigiIi MI Y u
'i'et-I miss ''Samho,. l'isimageis still
FRESH in. 'my memory. and 10 keep 1T
bngb, L@ill take ont my Photo Album
and look'once more on the shadow of
my beloved Oh horror of horrors I!
the ground-swell has washed even that
away! and am left alone ...Gouli mot
spmoofyou. my friends, call onnthst old
radiaal 'Hhad.Sd and procure me one
more Photol lease forward by mail in
care Of the steamer Southern .Confcde.
racy, via" libby, Bell Isle, Anderson
vile. Salisbury and Fort Pillow, thence
sia.@lIell'orTsxas, in careofH. o., My
Policy & Co. general shipping agents
for the salt river colony, and you will
receive the sincere thanks of a true
Union man under the Union of the
Constitution My Policy and Sambo.
Afectionately yours, &C.,
''' t+ JoIIN' CorPEnsoN I
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IMPORTANT no AUDITORS


iahetel is aa Asl Passed by the iegis
lature If onr Safe Apul II IssG ul,, -,
i, not ceuerollv k,o,,, a.. '.,.
20 ,,,,9' ,,,'. : :, i,''V.' s'''''' p''P'e ~
,',Yp "''"'" ~ co"ferhs we wonlq
V'l' 'Hc.pobilr attention 20 itn.fs G,,4
o. This law requires the, auditors nj o,,
township. Mt All, Tina tLev .ra;, o,,,
;oc.. .sun,s :, ,;. :,
49,; ''o "''pm E''
. ''"i"M"S oonMless lhe two
.iAS' sec1'ohs, winch are most important,
4eels.as tqllows .o,,5 ~. . -.
y3,Sgc. 2. sTnt in caso o,, .. s,,
counts ui moueys r,,seJ tor ~ ,h." INV wv wv
ment of bouhlies os ,f,rn.a;J III, f".,
have been audited ~ ,le nro,,ar hoo sd
3oi auditors, NJ, provi,led IN tb,. ,;r., ..,.
tlon, hef re tie possnga ,,f ,h,.. M a'., " ' ,ro
sails auditns or Vs.; w. ,,'', a'', ' one
shall notify The dtliponp,I na,t;es w. q
tilials, banving an,hmri,y TO r,isc iba nGm nor
ey f,r the navneut If L,,n,,;I.. t III
un,eers, to ap, ear before ,hrm a, ~ ,,n,.
aud place fixel by s,il bn,r1 nf an',,
tors, MT less than 6tteen mar NAV, ,h,,,
thirty daystrom The .io,a ot onnI un,;'a |
frlllc iu,r,ns,,of N
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Ff.
The gottrrup Of a club will always receive
copy of The Premiup Epgr, wing Mrmbcrs
of Club wishing the Premium Engraving
must remit one Aoiidr ert,u. 'di 70
seA-T Those dcsirons OF getting up Clubs or
Premium List, shoul enclose fifteen cents for
sample Magazine, containing tic particulars
Address DEACON & PETERSON, n,
.as. 3l9 Walnut Street. Pbilndephia.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NNTIOE.

Letters Of Administration upon tho Estate
Of ALEx. BURNS, lnte VI ltichhill ip, Greene
Co, PL. deed, having hccn granted to the
undersigned BY lhp Rcgstcrf0f Greene Co.,
all persons knowing themselves indebted I'd
s'lld Estate, ae requested 10 pay the same,
and those having clalOs against s,.'d Estate
aro requested to present them duly atthenti.
Gated for settlement.
- .'- .1l. ELixApErn BuRss, Admix. .
OC..24, 1896, ct. iGN
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ATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
EDINnoRo, ERIE CO., IA.

This School offers excellent facilities for OH
tnining u thorough. practical English Eluca-
tlon. The Slate assists tIose who intent To
become teachers. A certificate from this in
stitulion Is good for life In MI parts of Penn
syvania, and cxcm ,Jls the holder from exam
imltioh by School Officers The Winter Term
will open. December eth.
For Circular or Catalogue, address 'g
oct II, 'lij---Gt ~ j, A. CoornR.
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w lis AhINii.

81
Ell Mex to aug ing, wh,,lling is one Il
the most PHILOSOPHICAL ,ll,s- ~ Which !,
'ts'lpw IN good spirit- Q N indulge
WhSilingisa popular prescrip, on TO,
n Keeping npthe cpprage--it might better
be slid go d Splits. Some genial phi.
joloYtsha has wel 8 ID IN Ihls bieci:-
m"Whistling IS a, great institution. ],
oils The wh elgoicne, supplies the plac,
ososnrshmc "A man who whistles has q
good beat under his shirt.iront. Such
man not only works more willingly
r but he works more constantly, A
Z iwlIhtliny cobblcr will earn az much
mo ey again rs cordwnincr who give.
%ayto lowspirils aud indigestion. Mean
alor ava'icious men never whistle TIL,
3 man who a,tacks whis,ling throws q
stoneat the head cf hilMity,and would.
tifhc rCuld,lrob June ofits roses Angus
iIob'lsincaiow lalks Such aman should
be looked to- iaasaa
g'iGs M W. ,Ial--s.s.... :. L.-.-s. n si'
TIC largest bucswheat. crop eve
rniql iniaPonnsylvania was harvcslc,
this TALL, This u lhp ppluion OF agn
sal.urista
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Public s 6: ale

7 WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE ON
| SmmrMy 18th IF DEt EN- BIER nrxt, 1866,
my residence on which now reside. al the
junction of tn" turnpike leading from Waynes
burg to Cameron, and from Wnynosburp tc
Miidlebourn. West Va, one and three fourth
miles West Of Waynesburg, Containing
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WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 81, 1906
LATrkR-DAY DEMOCRACY.


We COPY on the offhs Issue an arlicl'
fron7the Chicago Times -oneof III
mosttvirulent and ably conducted Ccpf
perheal organs OF the West, whict
forms, as closely as We are enabled e
distrlrleate,q q clear confession Of fap.
Tor this laVer-day sect a sicker sci, -.
wet dogs 1t has csera hecn our iortu, .
Is hear Whine. Tie crumbs tfat ia'
ftqm ApaN'S table seem 10 iilane rat
az ,bln "aIlate Their rapacions ongip
for power Ia rcgaln lost tootlng an
AID. .dtas thfnselvesirom the rnire q IN
fan ia,o. which he has farther plunp
ed ltrm Dies ale now wiling to acccp
'hp i,evitabe when the inevi.aUI,
ciues" ,!,Glne Tor negro sntl'' age and
thu rid the cdnqtry oi orie Of tie most
vxations questions that ever distracted
any, r1unt'y, destroy the worst political
party '''h ever existed on the globe and
pW Mf Uaioam Il way If Spsedy res
fornto" y' The Presidents organ Of
Washington rails agaiDs, sac' ap6stacy
10 thtir cid hobby Of '.white mans
gvefnment and tthclrdcs that the
Johnson pa'ty would be better without
f'Cl pto tuJrancs,-.,ver ~ ,p. sn t,r n :
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A oNE.HORsE' JOCKEYS sIiopDY
ETDRE ~

- <-iACAf.'iS BN'NhE
A STORE
N "plain. honest frners and gny yo,,,,. monr
n !wiil tell you. .now good Ill III" ~ Ee
y 1, i Is all tsJochey sstorS, 4. "
"a Whose goods aud wlts ure shui.ly AMI stafr ~
n Tho stor" N qucaiionih Wayil,slmru oxist ,id
~ Pnnnsyynuia and County OF tirce,e "a
The ownerbrougsto the Horse ,Jockey slst.<Hi
An" really p''''nas TO DO iohestsnd clean, sy
The Jockey ls funny, and witty d, times,
Anl oltoA ispcrccty crazy,
Because he haled,hing which don't soil wen,
sassiiht nftkes shintc9nionndadlys iaxy. ID
lie lays on the counter for hours at run,
Nitln slOddy coat under his hcul,
Z 4 igdrfAys ofthe ptdLu, opebyoln, .IrI
Aud wisles they MI were dead.
0nG pnlc day hcholllc- around
The plain, honest farmer. ofGrecne'
~ llcducl rcs toonG'lis hns is not soUnil e
Ala A.. .hosE elIrs '", \ ,Tas,. paa M
Iha Jcvkry VIII buy tho hQrsr,
As soon as ,gotlim he isgouni and stali,
The Jockey Is honest, Of course.
u gay yopug rn c,nlp .llnyto town., y,r
Ona hnlN, piggltlfeg vgs oll dNt,
Thc Jockey wasfh ,anllaying iIat down,
lln hloed foe him to hold,
Thd Jockrys6t m, and dsmiiingh he snhl, 1,ss NJ,
You want IN ioll that crittrri"
Yes said tn gallant, 'iicis for trale-- "a,
., But want 200 that will glittcrw
Ei'3GriN 30 sH -gr'u
90 The Jockey gets mad and 'lnlQs hack quick
To his 30 vtry "shcNp 6loIhg siitort,"' . "iHi
-'l. lie swears'by tam and hits n lick.
Saying me never buys crltier nUinnrcr' l p.
9y 4 plain, lQpes. farmer Just steps in thedoOr,
The Jockey then grus him ,1dittcr. f'thH.I
lie sells hin spaic sh9lly FOR $50, or more
And swcars he could not dc any better ''s " "
"a, 80 r.. uhH. a"Y .NiHI9j
This Is tho wRya Jockey can sell
Cheaper than rtdlus AMI Merchants "!y tam.p
lie swe rs and declares and sometimes will sell
lb, ora story, IL Is all The same i'l' .8H'-,t
Jockey and Monkey, dead or alive,
As long Ns they sell 50 "shcap Glodins.' l-.-
Ina yearor two more we PCdirs will leayc,
Until then, yOu will make hut little or nothing.
.-..,. A No. !, llorse psjar, or, JuLiUs Pg.GsR.
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FRANK MOOl.E'S o..
ANECDOTES, POETRY, AND INCL.
DaNTS OF tHE WAR"

5S2 pages, double co umn, beautifully illus
trated with II elegant Cabinet Steel En-.
f cravings 5H l.r,p.
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| -
The romsrkable genius Qr The late iona,
I Ch'isariig,aand the SANK, ability couinecd IL
his sons >. ''- E1issN -, TIIyi
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| The combination of The hest outside tlen,
With their own genius
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FACTORY.
The largest In the worl,l. occupyipg, five
acres Of ground and ils united floors, 3. lrpt
wide, and five miles in length in "a
iril -MACnlNERY ~ ,l,iE
The most complete and expensive OF any
piano factory IN the country, many pats with.
out duplicate, .hcpg Invented expressly By
the elder Mr. Clickeiing. '.9' ~
rxrNpIEYcE
with these advantages, after the labor Of n
hall century during which time they have
manufactured thirty thousand pianos, they
now offer the public an entire ncw scale piano,
tho most perfect eyer made.
RESULT,
Mcssrs Chickcrng & Sons are now max
ing more pianos than any firm in the United
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yearly. large number of instruments which
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Their reputation has become WoRlp WIDE.
ARTISTS OPINIONS.
4n, ruALnrRe.
81 consider Chickcring K Sons Pianos
beyond comparison the best have ever seen
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Il consider Chickcring e. Sons Pianos
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wliiII
Il believe that in every particular your
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'Nor volume and fine quality of tone. with
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Il always use and always recommend your
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"a RAINY DAYATA COUNTRY INN"

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