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THE STANDARD clu8.
Thrir Proposed IIon4e on Michigan Ayende

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1he ssaaahfo c'oo ID me uIle o. an ofsapssa-
pleasure and amusement Mf. Calm, OF the 1Em
n, c.t,n wsn.no1d + "a md Mcssrs Ho.rnhcrp
anu Rosenthn are III tae heaa o. sae movement
and orer o hundred gentlemen OF wealth and po-
st1un n1c interested Ia IT. At meeting recently
III - ,r,s ,,.ot,.a ~ h.,,,, .,,;. S,u.a ~ q
nc'u :. "As "es'e' ~ ou'.4 q S1uu AtH'S ~
hume Tor the club Accordingly HesBra- Coch-
rnue / I'irucnarli, the weltknown architects,
tusla!nR. The plans Here submitted and gave
entire satisfaction.
The club bonke Y III Ike located at the corner OF
Michigan ArenHe and Thirteenth street. 1t will lie
IL the French style. The frontage on Mtchigau
avenue Will be ~ tcet, and the depth on Thlr-
teenth street will lie no feet There VII! lie Two
storscs AID basement, making o total height Of
- feet
me M1enlGan @ avenue ifons WI 1e OF Lemont
t~ o ou each b1dc OF The Eratld entrance. These
Windows will TIE ire 1eet Wide and l1;t feet htGn,
ustn Fcmt.circuEar tofA. The entrance, With
viii be suruuhdrd by massive stone froni,s.
pece, ela5orae1y carrrd aud nated, and project
tpE-st.ors Will t.e heavy. and contain cut-si.sa
ltnte. with t1azsom l!ent above
The second story on this 'front.' viii contain I'VE
~lndo@h a1llL eacb, constructed 10 tue same
Va. As the lo*tt ones Over me Nindo~s ~! DC
iTs1e u eni stone. ano osct 1nat I've elpilcal
Ma9ms m!n Muas av n. hn11n oo.pn, hs t
eason cnInsee M asS taem aas eo,aets 1 r. WI ~
,.sloD et The confres will be designated by heay1.
II moulded btil courses. Tha front will be e.aha.
rRteIy 0rha1Dented with ergravlngs 10 stone. The
whole will he eurmouDted BY steep lip roof,
With deck on ton
The Thirteenth street. frnu.-for there will BE-
rcal11 TWO fronts 10 thc builiiug-wW he Of press.
ed fIf,cf trimmed with cuf .fona II viii hnTe
tt,en widow n in esch gior.. mud n entrance hv
Two side ClQh:s OF stule s;sp4 Such VIII tp the
exterior oI QUE Ut The huucsomest buildings IN
the city.
Now for the Interior: The hallway, that VIII nc
thirteen feet wide On one side. at the corner OF
itr luiltiluR, viii i.e tie library, room litt!e
over twenty feet square Al tho rear Of the
library will be two ruons of Assout the same size,
10 lc used a2 r!a5,nE rGous 1or ca1ds, whist back
EATulon, chest, DC.
ltrxrr. and ri the zane dimensions vii h the
.ront parIor rack Of Tie narior and ad,orinv H.
E;G ,te ihr adIes. dressing r,uu. IOIlG;: hHylnT
a1 fhe ronrrrjrncea afls.:hed "a the rrnr If this
aud connectrd win the hail v III be an apaft,nen,
.s1ok, 70 be used aa tpr peutle ncu y sat room.
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THE LOsT F0USD.
Itrturn OF Officer Miller from His klfnar-
ring Tour on the Lnkc.

The Miller mystery has finally been solved by
the safe return Of the hero. After an absence Of
dve days, during which he enjoyed M extended
tTip on the Like, be returned 10 his old stamping
grounds yesterday afternoon, az hail and hearty
rs u kidnapping agreed with him. For some
yeason not Jet explained, himself and comrades
are very tacitUrn TeRartl02 THO particulars Of hj
.orecd ebsage, and but TITLE c9Qo le asctartained
1hc particulars regarding his derention on
board the yease, appear to he substantially they
have bttn heretofore given In TIE TxIBrXk.
When he found himself Gagged 10 company with
the custodian, he demanded to be put on shore,
hut instead OF d compliance, he wa5 net with
outside Q! the lEIuor some serious demonstrations
cred brother Mason anobR the sa!1or1, and this
armed with d siI-shooier. 2nd had, any violence
been offered, he expresses himself confident that
be would have proven more than q match foI the
entire crew. During Sunday. Monday aud Tues
0Hy the vessel cont1uucd Oh its tack, due porth.
hui un the evening Gf the last day they hailed
vessel, bound TOR Chicago, and placed him on
board, The custodian desired to Return also, but
the privilege WAS peremptonIy DENIED bin, and
ht Iru1lns on The vessel a victim OF m cxaE1eE-
ated crew. lie wept riseous!y at the refusal, and
h:R fears were considerably Increased when In
formed t,y the Captain that he would land Him Oh
lone island. ....r..
These are aai the facts that could be gathered
Inst evening Olher particulars OF an interesting
character will undoubtedly, be revealed to-day.
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All pes.oEA dcs!rous Of LuJtnF drst-class Goa
sad wcod store should cx3mtce the fTtc,ess
The s&n.drnwer tta neatly under the hearth ant
attsched Is = screen for sitting the ashes. TIT
Ir!rcets has also m extended top, with 2.fcs.r
Yuv. When teAt Ia removed It Il 3 peIfcct st1
hole stove. The castings Aso heavy. beautiful hnt
durahtc. The stove has large cvsn, Is n.
baker and e1 ccouo 1.jta. fuel coDsE9er. It II
SUIT the most faSudiouA Call and see II at Nc
lt4 LIKE st1eet, At The store OF Jean E ru1cl
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Tia well. known and nrs1.c.Ass steamer Favor
lie VIII iea!e Cna1mAn's Dock, nj the foos OF
Wnbash avenue. for b. Joseph. It half past .
O'Clock TOMORROW evening. She viii leave ST
evening, AID Will he here on AondRy morning.
The ttfe for tie .nuLa UP .l1 be onl! 8:
10 vnlt s.. Jotepa aud cnyoy cool nisnts on Tx
lake.
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THE CuBR1s or LAW AID sQuaiY.
Crcnit Court.

NEW SITS
August Et1rhhor '. WNl.am Rau, Case. Dam
ages, 81, 600.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
GILLMORR-srKTsOS-lu PEovideIcs- 4 T.
the ls,h Inst. By tho Aty. Edwin H. St-ne IhdoIe
s. Gfitn oIe Lt!ea<o, ILL. and Mia Jennie ,dAuel.
tc. of R4v. J. 4. st.sson. u Fzuv!dcace. r L n,
CsfLI,
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no not let your prejudice stand be-
tween your suffering child aud the relief that will
be absolutely sure 10 follow the use Of Mra Wins
loE y Soothing Syrup. 1t corTecta actdltJ of The
stomach, fel,evea " ind collie, regulates the bowels
softeus the gums gives rrst 10 the mother, and
health to the child.
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AMUaEMEHIa



COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO
MIR. M w. FIEKE.
Friday Eveuiug, August 20, 1869,
When he wfl h.ve the honor q introducing to tho Is
d1ea md Bentlenea Il Chicago
MISS MARION EI5KE,
In N entirely new th.eears ps.y. ea!lod
LITTLE DICK;
Or. a Hero in 11tt1nlle Life.
Little p1t with .Aiss Marion F!,kt
Teddy. Win sooss . ~ n; f,sss
Ror omo open. for the 1sle 81 tickets, Thsday md
Fiilay. fto1a T. FL nnsu .. n.
WOOD'S MUSEUM.
FRANK T. AIEKN. md HansSrf
Friday std Saturday cvtuln34. August = ass4 7 at
o'clock also Grand Matinee SATURDAY Il IN tho
4 victim OF CIRCUMSTANCES,
Elegant Appantnenta Excellent Oaft
To copcuGse with
The Young Actress
Ia PREPARATION Robes:son's -PROGREas:'' - also tho
Erf.t.tt huf.er1pr, Beauty and the braft"
ThAsK 4. AlkEf.
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Cos E1xtnTe8s-AN new styles at u reduction
OF ~ per cent, al McGlnleI, lt2 Washington
Street
Paper lERnElnEs and Window
ShNdes, latest 6t}1es- Paints, oils, glass aud
hrushes At F. t. Rlyby's. 50 Randolph street
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

u
Tho Juniper TnF soap IL tho best
toilet soap ever made. as 1t mag be Used with In
ptlnitE by ladies' with the most tender skins: at the
same t1nIc II ls invaluable remedy for rnptea,
rough or chapped h4nuS and sl cutAneoug diseases
where other soaps cannot bo used E,thou; Aggra-
waiting The mala1J and giving paln to the patient
Manufactured by Ca1wtl, Haz2su & Co., Kew
York.
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WANTED-TO EXCHANGE

WAHTED-To EXCHANGE A F!RSTELAsS
w trIpEkrrd tarul. uEImEr0vfd sandl. cA1h Ahd
otl trbI-y ft b sne<. 10 Tie city. amounting
10 faA~ta Addreee BUSINESS. Tribune ofaeE
w ANTED-1 WOULD LIKE TO EACHANGE
w Etr in rfuvsd firm. slfD@ eaaa- Ind other GOOD
p-ot. ttt. ~. hol Aale and ret u. .t.ct u t!fnEnn
n 9th t-0O1 or t-a0le- AidIesf FURNITURE Tn.
Iunr cfEer.
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VANTKD-7O pCY-A SMALL W.LLlN-
" fStye I'd If e IL the Fot River,
t~twe.u Aursa and Elsia. Artt +. tthtu ore 1ntls
ci eehocf nttee Addry~A. kxin2 Eoatnn. uatuTt Of
icrrcvtnenta with tcszsA & sale. THEORY, 1tta1aa
Office.
vANTED-LASnS IN BCTLRR AND GENE
W <ictc Counties ktr,na- and Jaat-s tsolnty. MN
p1-rt L. A E3{t,EL)W n co. RocE; :, Sreedb UlzfE
, 1869-08-20

BY COLBY q WIRTS.
FRIDAY. August 20. 1t 9.3o T. Elegant new aEd
second hand !uftrt. The furniture II equal TO
4ny x ID by regular dcAcrs 1nd better than any Aue
tjtA hou.e III tr city uf1trs Stl II wholesale and
tall, and ut auction frsts Friday
COLBY + VIII s. ,tAutttcaeeg1,
S.,utA I.isrk&t
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Keep Ahead with The Work.
Ely DANIEL. EMERSON, SUMMIT.

Farmers, now discount! BY gain
ing on your spring work, fifty per cent.
of labor now will be equal to hundred
in the spring, and will yield the inter
est of hundred and fifty next autumn.
1t was not altogether Il grim joke Of
the wag who proposed 10 the farmers
to edo their spring work in the fall"
Much hat ordinarily is done in the
spring, may now be done to much
greater advantage. Seize the forelock
of winter for your wood, drive the ak
and saw, and long before the SHOWS
are gone you will have your thirty
cords of stove wood piled away for the
coming year. Still carry on your en-
terprise, still discount, get in your
crops carly, push them diligently,
harvest them early. A little wide
awake-mess and pushing will give a
farmer discount and interest too. He
will lie ahead of the bank. The bank
discounts, the ordinary farmer draws
interest, but the pushing farm draws
discount and interest both. A hun
dred things which ordinarily lay into
spring may better be done now.
Mend up your fences, cart your
manure, get your spring and summer
tools in order, secure your seed corn,
potatoes, and other seed. Look out
for stock hogs, and other stock. Feed
up your land, your draft stock, your
farm hands. Strong land and strong
hands conquer for you. Let New
Years find the old years work long
done up, the old years waste repaired,
the new years already long begun and
now far ahead. Have much OF the
N wv years labor, discounted, one two
and three months before, already in
the bank. And then ply ydnr inter
est, your spring work in its season.
For six months dclve, then draw your
interest, and the labors of the preced-
ing fall ; the winter the spring and
the summer, will all come pouring g
double, oveIflowing tide into your eel
lars and your granaries.
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The Jews in England.

On a dark December day, three hun
drcd and four years ago, a body of
men assembled in the long gallery of
Whitehall to discuss the darkest topic
of which the wit of Roundhead troop
or and Puritan divine had ever been
employed. Cromwell sat in the chair
of state. Below him were the Lord
Chief Baron, the Lord Chief Justice
Glynn, Lord Mayor Draper, Sheriff
Thompson, and 4 host of preachers
DIR. Owen, DIR. Goodwin, MIR. Cradock,
and others, then known to the city
madams and Whitehall beauties Us the
most popular preachers of their time.
WeIlworn Bibles lay before them on
the board of green cloth: old monkish
chronicles, old Acts of Parliament,
old Court records, were also hcaped
about. The tones had been searched
for evidence; The best lawyers had
been employed to state the case, and
the Talmudists had been consulted as
to facts. The purpose of the meeting
was to deduce from the propheticaI
Scriptures, from .the ancient Jewish
writings, and from the actual statute:
Of the realm, the duty of Englisl
| statesmen, living in a righteous com
monwealth, towards the people o.
CANDIES m whole. q puap aao 4nrusut a
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Curing Grass or Drying Hay.

The idea has become somewhat pre-
valent that grass, after being cut, can
be dried so much in the sun as to in
jure its nutritive value. Some claim
that drying darkens its color, breaks
off the leaves, and turns the stock to
wood, and the better way would be to
partially dry the grass, store it in the
barn, and put Oh salt and lime for a
p~reservative. This may be true; still
it is usually safe to examine the reason
or causes of results, especially if such
results are contrary to IL ordinary
observation. l believe that the quick
or and more completely grass Is dried,
che better, and the sun has no damag-
ting effect upon it.
In the summer Of 1868, l took 4
handful of clover, which is the most
difficult of all grass to cure, and hung
it in the sun during Che day, on a posi-
by the side of the house, and at NIGH
removed it 50 that no dew could fal
upon it. After seven days its color ii
blossom and leaf was quite fresh ant
green, and on chewing leaf OF stalk
there was the same taste in freshly
Dlucked clover. The sun did not III
lure this sample in the least.
Then if we consider the ingredient
of grass, as given in an article in HALF
JoMnaL Of Chemistry, gluten, suga
starch are any Of these substances i'll
jured by drying? In making mapl
sugar in warm days in spring, the sal
and syrup speedily soul if exposed u
4he and the aug Ea,d is bssssr i i th
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LOST


NMe Just published, a new edition Of
- DIR. CulverwelI's Celebrated Essay
@N1ND ON the radical cure, without medi,
cine, of Spcrmatorrhoea, or semina weak
ness, involuntary seminal losses Impotency
mental and physical ~ineapacity, Impedi-
ments to marriage, etc, also Consumption,
Epilepsy and fits induced by selfindul-
gcncc or sexual extravaganza.
Price, in 4 sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrate from a thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences of self-abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal
medicine or the application of the knife ;
pointing out a mode of cure at once simple,
certain, and effectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, private
ly, and radically ;
This lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address postpaid, on receipt of six cents,
or two post stamps. Also, DIR. CalverwelPs
Marriage Guide" price % cents. Address
the Publishers,
CIIAS. J. C. KLINE &CO.ar
1877 Bowery, New York, Post Office box,
4,ooo. tr sr..r 1o'"o.
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Attachment Notice.

John Smith, Executor of / Before c. S
Rcbecca Ogden, decd, PPG: J V%anarman,J j.
VS.. Z. of Troy Up.
f. A. Warning, Defendanta( Ashland Go 0
On the 29th day of April, A. D., 1869.
said Justice issued an order of Attachmen t
in the above action for the sum of thirteen
dollars and s~eventy-four cents, which cause
will be for hearing July l, 1869, at one
o'clock L. NJ.
...-. JOHN SMITH. Elk.
june 0, 1SG9-3w4S rs ..f
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These Examinations will commence a
0 O'Clock A. VI, and close at 4 Pm.
pIN6 ;fapplicdnt, will dbeg :admilIed afts
eleven O'Clock A. NJ. Written testimonials
of good unoralTpharacter, sigPed by at
lea st two responsible persons will he re-
quired, which testimonials. viii be Kept on
file. No certificate can be ahfe-dafed, and
The School Law prohibits Township Clerks
from gfY~ing0rdcrsf0 teaehe Is for ny, an
less they have certificates enhancing the
whole term or service. The School Law
requires teachers 10 understand the fol-
lowing branches, and be able 10 impart
instruction in them all Reading. Writing,
0rihOgra ply, Ariihme tie, English Gram
mar and q sogra abby: Il .farbaf9i in one is
a failure in all. and those not having n fair
knowledge Of each and every one of the
above branches need not apply for q cerIi-
fcate. Particular attention will be paid
TO! OrIhograpHy,i ant hoseT not having
studied it will be, .PrGBpiiy rejected. No
private examination will be held, and no
application @by letter. will be answered.
Only four grades Of eer4i6cai es i'll be is
sued viz: For & months, IL months, Is
and II months. A eeriifepte for 9 months
is u trial certificate and will bb be issued
the second timc 10 the same applicant.
These hav In Certificates for six months
must be able to procure certificates for II
monihs~ or nOne.[ School Directors are re-
1ucStcd 10 1urDlsh us reports OF the euc-
cess of teachcrs1 as they will aid us ma
lcrially in granting certificates only TO
those ,whoIare successful. Those expect
ing TO teach the higher branches will be
examined accordingly. The standard Of
Ashland County Teachers must be ad-
yarccd, and applicants will bear this in
mind. There will be no adjournment aner
Examinations commence until they close.
A fec of SO cents II. fSTutireA ms eondi =
T,a af nNaNNn on1 nnG hn HaNd . m
.alsanedI li1TiH4
BY order of The Board.
R. NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Feb 10. 1SG7-1v35
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TO THE WORKING A

[ I'M now prepared to furnish constant en-
ployn1ent to all classes at their homes, for
their spare moments. Business new, light
and profitable. Fifty cents to SIS per even
ing is easily earned, and the boys and girls
earn nearly as much as men. Greatinduce-
ments are offered. All who see this notice
please send me their address and test the
business for themselves, Ii, not well salts
ed, =! will send 81 to pay for the trouble of
writing me-. Full particulars sent free.
Sample sent by mail for ten cents. Address,
E. c. ALLEN, Augusta, Maine. 4w
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Alas ifthc principles ofcontent-
mcnt are not within us, the height Of
station and worldly grandeur will as
soon add a cubit 10 q mans stature as
to his happiness.
A lady went out with her little
girl and boy, and purchased the latter
a rubber balloon, which escaped him
and went up into the air. The girl,
seeing the tears in his eyes, said.#
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THREE-FOURTHS THE AMOUNT
MILLINERY g. DRESS MAKING.
REMOVAL.

I would respectfully inform the citizens
of Ashland and vicinity that / have re-
moved my Millinery Establishment to the
Rooms in the Yellow Block over the room
formerly occupied by w. Wasson's Shoe
Store, where 1 have opened Il new and
splendid stock Of Spring Goods, consisting
Of the latest styles of BONNETS, HATS,
CAPS, &c. Also, Dress and Maintain max
ing done in the latest fashion and on short
notice. Mrs. h. ..
(3m39)
WOOSTER HACK LINE
A good comfortable Hack Line for The
accommodation of passengers will leave
Ashland for Wooster, tri weekly, leaving
Ashland Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays
at s o'clock in the morning, via ROwsburg
Pitt Rcedsburg and Jefferson
Through fare, 500
Hack also tri Weekly from Ashland to
Orange and back the same day. Leaving
Ashland Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days, Fare 60cts-
.,,..a.,=p,e ;SR,Rg,INGER s. MlhLERa-
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HIGHLY COMPLIMENTARY
NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE ASSOCIATION
-D,c+on Mo-, 81 1900

NATIONAL EACE JUbIIf1E Ao9OOINIIV-
Boston, May 81, 1869.
Dear Sir / take great pleasure in advis-
ing you officially that at 4 meeting of the
Executive Committee of this Association,
holden on Saturday evening, it was, on mo-
lion of Mr.. L. ID. Jordan, unanimously vot-
cd,
That, if any pianos are to be used in the
performances at the Coliseum, they shall be
the grand orchestral pianos of Messrs. Hal
let, Davis & Co.. LNuNt
L remain, gentlemen, respectfully your
ob't servants,
l HNERY G. Parker, Secretary.
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WANTED, AGENTS." Wonder Of The
World" is warranted to cure Rheumatism
and Neuralgia. Sold on the package sys-
tenn. Not to be paid for until tested. Ipay
$50 per month and commission to distrib-
ute packages. J. C. TILTON, Pitts. Pa.
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w a Il r A N Z E d,

As we use nothing but the best material
and employ none but first class mechanics.
We feel safe in saying, that for durability
and finish. our work stands second TO o
made in the STATE. All of which we will
offer ut as low a price, as the same quality
of work and times will admit of.
We also give notice that we do
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The Machine in question is Simple, Com
pact, Durable and-Bcautifuf.-ftIis quiet,
l~ight-runniug, and capable Of performing a
range and variety of work never before at
tempted, upon a single machihe, using
either Silk, Swist, Linen or Cotton Threads,
and sewing with equal facility they VERY
FINEST and c~oarsest material, and an thing
between the twoyextremes, in the most
beautiful and substantial manner. Its at
tachments for Hemming, Braidfng, Cording,
Tucking, : Z Quilting Fellmg, I Trimming.
Bindingletc. are nSveieand practical and
have been invented and adjusted especially
for this Maehlne gZoT & M U..
Manufacturing Machines, as also the truly
wonderful and only practical Burton HOLE
MACHINE ever yet devised, sent postage
free on application to
Iii{HIT 81. JEFF. SPRENGLE.
Agent, Ashland, o
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AS the best-tempered sword is the
most flexible, SO the truly generous
are the most plant and courteous to
their interiors"
"A house without children is like
a lantern and no candle Il garden and
no flowers /; n vine and no grapes +; a
brook with no water gurgling and
rushing in its channel.
Tho coming woman shall be no
cold, angular, flat chestcd, narrow
shou1dered, skimply, sharp visaged
Betsy ; but she shall be n bright-eycd,
full-chested, broad-shouldercd, large
souled, intellectual being, able to walk,
able to cat and able to fulfill her nat
raj dcstiny.-Fanny Fern.
If you suppress the exorbitant
love of pleasure and money, idle curl
osity, Ubiquitous pursuite, and wanton
mirth, what Il Stiffness would there be
in the greatest cities? The nccessi-
tics of life do not occasion at most q
third part of the hurry.-La B1Wycre
The most agreeable of all compan-
ions is a simple, frank man, without
any high pretensions of an oppressive
greatness, who loves life, and under.
stands the use Of it; obliging alike al
all hours; above all, of golden temper
and steadfast rs an anchor. For such
a one, we gladly exchange the great
est genius, the most brilliant wit, tn,
profoundest thinker .-LeSsiny. - Goi
n IL IL L., -,
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REPAIRING,

pertaining to any part of the Carriage bust
ness, on short notice, and at reasonable
rates. We hope by fair and honorable deal
ing to merit your patronage, and request
you to call and examine our work in all
stages of completion, and we think you will
be well paid for SO doing.
II. J. TRAVER s. co.
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CLUB SYSTEM

-... - H-- 500. {
extend the advantages of our immensi
wholesale and retail trade to those living a.
a distance, thus saving in Express Charges
THREE-FOURTHS THE AMOUNT
now paid, and giving a better quality OF
Goods than can be obtained of any Eas-
tern firm.
Send in your Clubs, or send for Circu-
lars, to ARMAND
rs Lake Street, Chicago.
Goods at Wholesale to the Trade. 4w4o
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Statesmen WANTED by a Manufactur-
ing Co. to travel and sell by sample a new
line of goods. Situations permanent; wa.
lis Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa. Nv
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II. J.. TRAVER q co.

of Wadsworth, Ohio, have established a
branch shop in Ashland, where we shall
keep on hand, and make to order all kinds
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SO to SIS MADE DAILY

No risk-with our Stencil and Key Check
Tools and Materials. Reduced Price List
free. II. N. HICKCOX & CO., $50 Pearl
Street. New York. 1W
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Willis, kauffman.ss& Co

Don't forget that " have the largest Stock of PARLOR STOVES;COOK-
ING and HEATING STOVES, ever brought to this market, and at prices
TO suit the times. Good Cook Stoves trimmed out for Twenty-Five Dollars.
Palor Stoves all prices We have also a large stock of Tea Trays, pressed
md Japanncd Tin-warc Furnishing Goods aEhl kinap TRRGeB )tby lowest
tIe u q call before purchasing. Don't forget the place, Two Doors Eest Of
First National Bank, Ashland, o
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