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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-01-30

y ~ We have received "vicks Illus
trated' Catalogue and Floral Guide" - for
1859. published by James 'vicks, Of Roch,
ester, New York. This is valuable aid
il the cultivation Of flowers, and can BIZ
obtained Of the publishers on receipt of ten
cents to prepay fetn-n postage. an>o~ 4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-01-30

: s% A large audience listened 10 Mr.
Evans lecture upon puget Sound; Ih
Past, Present and Future" last Friday
evening The address is highly laudcd
will be printed iu,pamphlct form.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-01-30

p ~ A petition is ia circulation to raise
funds for tho new bridge at Tumwster,
With fair prospects Of success in obtaining
the required amount. as 800 ~. ... n. :
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-01-30

~ Dame ,Rumor says that the ateamer
Wilsos G. HINT will leave Portland to ply
in these waters, about the 18th prox..
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r.. PRoPosALs.-Read the advertisement
Of Qartcrmas:cr's Department in another
column.
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AGENTS FOR THE STANDARD.


san FremciscO Agency.
L. FIsHER, 20 and q New Merchants Exchange,
is our only authorized agent IN San Francisco.
For Eastern advertising, Mr.. Fisher is represent
ed BY s. NJ. Pcttingill & Co.. Of New York aud
Boston.
Agents IN tho Atlantic States.
UrpsoN & MExET, are the only Eastern Advcrtis-
ing Agents. with whom do business direct in
the Atlantic States. Office. Al Park Row. Times
Building, New York City.
TIL. following named gentlemen are author
lied to receive AMI receipt for money due Oh
subscription TO the STANDARD:
NJ. w. WATT, Victoria. W.;
JOnN P. JrDsoN, Port Townsend;
HOLDEN A. JrpsoN, Whidhy's Island
F.. A. WILSON, Skokomsh.
SrErMEN JrDsON, Steilacoom;
Il. A. LIGHT,
[. L. DrBEAU, Cowlitz;
JAMES MrRpnY, Utsalady;
=. GUTENBERG, Teekalet;
2. F. COoMRs, Seattle;
NxRREN Cow, Nisqually.
t6Sr Money can be sent through the mails
IT our risk.
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KtVERE DE LOUPsssl Nanada), Jan. IL
Merchants Hotel washurned this morning.
Three of Observation-Disclosures, and ., man
named Wallace were burned to death, and
. number of others were badlyinjused.
PARIS, Jan. 24.-The Chiuese embassy
had an audience today with, the Enperor
Napoleon ut the palace Of the. Tuillerics,
whore thoy wore received with the courtesy
usually extended to diplomatic representa-
tives Of high rank. oBnrlingame addressed
bthe Emperor, saying no hoped Franco
would receive China az ., sister, France
had hitherto enjoyed all the privileges ac-
corded by China to European powers; China
now took upon herself tho duties of civil
cation and International courtesy. The
Emperor in. reply said he was. pleased to
soc China take such great step, and that
he would be pleased to cooperate with her.
When the Marquis dc Sayillo personally
introduced MI. Burlingame, the Emperor
expressed his astonishmcnt at finding IAN
American acting "a ambassador for China.
New YoRK, Jan. 22.--Ths steamship
South America brings Bio Jaueiro dates to
December 23rd: On tho 5tk Of DcceNber
the Marquis Dc Caxias performed 20 flank
movement, throwing 2V,0O0islips above
Villetta; a batte~asar Argostina ensued,
which resulted in.drivins the hragnayans
ont Of the works defending thst place and
thor capital. The allies suffered seyarly.
The attack on VillettA was made .oui tho
q lth. ~ The Pangnayanawc rsaeain routed,
but zoo OF them escaped. 81 The eartuSc OF
war material was lafgeIn The allies, eccu-
piod Villetta. The feet was reported Oh
its way to Asuncion. eroh ~sJe,up ~ -
HAVANA, January 24.-Sevcral SOL
diers belonging to the volunteer and regu-
ar force we're assassinated to-day. These
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01

DEATH OF G. NJ. P1NNHY%- The friends of
e.. M Pinney, Esq, recently tile Principal Of
Grand River. Institute, were panied TO learn
last week, of fhis death, IN Florida, whittier he
had gone for the benefit OF his health.s sMr. P.s
was owe; 30 years OF age, and as a teacher, had
been quite successful, till conpeIled'b by faiIing
health, to seekyrelief, ,inyaIpilderr climate. His
remains were brought home, and Inferred at
Geneva on Tuesday last.- t.--7!Seat,o0 IIks w. =.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01

DRowNED.-Captain MINER, of this town,
residing in the Rogers neighborhood, was at
work on Monday afternoon last about q vessel
at the Harbor, and at evening was missed and
Intellectual search made for him. In the morn
ing-TuCsday-it was renewed, but without
success, until tile vessel, which was boarded
by gang@plink from the Wharf, was showed
out further into the stream, and the interyen-
ing space searched, when the body was found
The conjecture is, that as the deceased was
subject to fits he was probably seized with
one while upon the plank, and fell ,unobseryed,
into the water. so sudden a change from this
TO the other world, arrests attentions; and fills
the mind with thoughtful sadness. Captain
Mixers tageiwas 30. y,lIe Was I'm indusirious,
correct aud worthy citizen, and had wisely
provided for such a contingency by looking
well to his moQrings, AND putting his trust in
the Redeemer. This faith was recently pr :
tcssed by a connection with the Congregational
Church of this''Shfage.9 A family is left to
mourn his sudden departure, and circle Of
friends and acquaintance viii ningle their
sympathies over the sad and startling bcreave-
ment The fcmdihs we're taken tto Madison
for hterment on wednesday, morning, = ,l 9fs 4.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01

TIE WHEAT CRoP-Accoun,s from the
great wheat regions of the West are in har-
mony with the very pleasant evidences, on
every hand apparent in this region that the
wheat crop perhaps never looked better and
more promising than at the present time. The
deep, rich celor, and the uniformity and even
ness with which the ground is covered, and its
forwardness, add most agreeable feature to
the landscape Our perambulations through
the Lake Shore sections of the fcounty have
been such as to enable us to speak from 'inowl-
edge upon the subject, and give our readers
the assurance, that, if not overtaken by the
worm, weevil, smut or other mischanccs, a
bountilul supply of, ,breadstuff can not but
result from these indications Besides the facts
alluded to, the quantity of wheat sown, for this
region, is unusually large, MS will strike any
one in passing through the country, from the
frequency with which the wheat fields are met,
With the increased facilities increased and
sharpcned by competition, of marketing the
crop of the Vest both Western growers and
Eastern Consumers will enjoy the benefits to
be derived. .-aEsA .,.,...
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01
Hoofland.s German bi.ters
Hollands German tonic

e combination Of al Ge ingredients Of he Bitte.l;
toifh PUHB Santa Crvr Rum, Orange. etc. n iF assd
for s disedssS he BiLers tchsre ssi
pure alcoholic aisaulaS 1 required Pou f0fu hear III
mffd Lhdt Usse yengediG are entirely different fron
1I1, b,x0 aeenffde 1y,1rdfib, 5f v.Sde1I 1z5ront,
sOhile he oheyg deeocti0as ef rlsaa in soEt
Jorz- The TONIC is decidedly one Of khe mod pisa
saSf esd agreeable remedeS offered 10 he pblic:
s tdse 10 erqusste % pIedrpe 10 take IT, ,ohiIs ID
hearing, ezhildTdffa, and Hedie,Mol qualities hGai
caused il 70 b kn0RH as he sTsatssi " 81 sOHies
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01
g!.iglyEEg,Eyyogggg97

TO THE 'WonKING CLASS ~ am now pre-
pared to furnish all classes with constant employment
at their homes the whole Of the time, for the spare
moments. Business new, light and Iprofiable. Fifty
cents to s. per evening is easily earned by persons OF
either sex end ths boys and girls earn nearly mp.
devote their wolc Time 10 the Bsinesss and that
~ person who sees tis notice, may send their adj
dress and test the bNeinese for hefs elves mako the
following Unparalleled Offer: ToaH who are not well
satisfied with the siness will send $1tp pay for the
sent nee sample sent BY mail for 10 cts.i na ~
fnioee !. Address Z. o, ALLEN, Augusta, Me.
zine eaergs n.e eRsrrst.,s 81. ". =. =. -.-a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01

We learn from, the GafrettsviIle Journct,
"that the drawing of the Youngstown Real
Estate ASSOCIATION wiiEnot take place Par:
ties holding tickets may now hand them i'll
and have their money feftmdcd,s if peradven-
turc there is supply lof. that commodity on
hand. AS we did not, as some of our cotem-
poraries did dyaeeept the proposal for adyertis-
ing the concern. We have no tickets to seek
the disposition O. f.aal9 sIaa bTTVk I
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01

Tie Secrets efths Great sdO,k tiisc,I,o,,,
tee Of the Hirttss and Meg Piees, ite Auste,fes
MiseFies and Grimes OF lNeto Ko2k Jyty,Siis tIe
title of a handsome volume Just Issued by.
JONES BRoTHERs 81 Co., ,Gine,nnatii D. sfisS
This admirable book, of which copy is
now before us, treats of New, York, its People,
its Society, It's Rich, us Poor, tlfeir LIE their
Habits, their Haunts and their Peculiprities; df
Churches, Theaters, Palaces, Hsvels, Tenement
Houses and Public Buildings, of Editors,
Judges, Lawyers, brokers, Merchants, Me
chanics and Sewing Girls of Policemen, De-
tectyes, Sailors, Firemen, .Newstoys, Beggars
Thieves, Dead Beats Swindlers. Gamblers and
the pemiTMonde;, of Hotels, Boarding Houses,
Saloons, Beer Gardens . Clubs and Dance
Houses; of Fith, Asehae Broad@ay,s Z the
BoNef5',, Wall Street, the Five Points and Cen
traf Park of Pawnbrokers, Roughs, Fortuner
Telerso Quacks, Gift Enterprises and Hams
bags ssss2H aztlo says.saos qssds 10. .lf
Alllhat is great, noble, generous, vicious,
mysterious, brilliant startling, gentecl or shah;
BY, and Of all that is interesting and worthy Of
record in the great City - az, Is ,a,Bas . ns
As,thc Metropolitan Cebter Of tie Enited
States New York City reflects all the good
and esilOf flelaiid in ileir moSt ind nss forms
There is no man, however often he may, have
visited New York, who cannot learn, from this
work much FEh regarding thar GREAT City and is
many and mighty interests ,a .,s sss I, .s -,
This book viii be found especially yafnabIc
to these who exPectto visit New York, and
would shan is pitfalls, by Studying II In their
own homes, without cea er dangef. and yet
learn all % sselisnt e slai5 lsi.IzI lsnss ~ ~
This very Interesting work is sold only by
subscriptions and the Publishers want an agent
In every County. h'''7 r'''@''f' 'is' y ~ =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01

HEARTH AND HOME, Pettingill, BatestS Co.,
publishers continues TO be one Of tle best po-
riodicals Of the day Its mixture of.littrary
merit withsterling usefulness and ability is not
so plenty as TO be worthless Hearth and
Home is new publication, bat very success
5ihl one. .IIfEk EDQTHsIL,ID
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01
THR BRIE CoNNEcfIoNs.--A contract was

PHE ERIE CoNNECfIoNs--A contract was
signed on the 9sth, by Which the Erie Rail-
road Company secures exclusiYesuse Of the
broad guage track of the Cincinnati, Hamilton
& Dayton load at fixed annual sum for its
through business for ten years. ]. e. sis n y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01


THs vast gh,shnt Of Plantation tHters now belnr sold
end sblepeafhsa NAs vysat " amast IoepahUd 90
when you will along the Nharves and piers asd 81 tbs
depfs Soe uip see erers eilam srse Iiltters s~st
ne snipsat sa etnyeyapes 20 svsry aosh and .orssr
vTths cen1tfy. sps ~ M hdnafegs n fcrasH rsne
thu Ase pebaIaf Aaione an siassta u paepl ADD
arsesbceaod 10 ~ just.fss ftp far sbis ehBa,e No
BInep bnTe yet Besh pFo6ecsd which bseefbf -
dessFYsdy popular and woritT of patrsnage 70 an wo
rcquiTssa tsuie ahd ssiuiuaat Tlsy sssi psspased
WIN pm 81 CroJx pih enfeaya ana cateartlia Bafk
and ~ the World kpors faii well what bcshcia Fcsnis
aeeras from thpte combnationns u fsss ~ fs
~ p. ~ - ~ fit--<4 HsN 30 u p,
Na@sottA wATsh, -sup~a~ ,sihs best imported
ssaDsa cglegse sns sOld 9 hs'f ne pr'e, iyoos
mSrlAMryerees sued q lady for breach OF prossIss,
isf fshdp oketsd u seife iffoitvo hundred doars.
whafii crsd tiFsrnsstwo imndfod dollars fr russd
bopcs shattered naInd, 4 blsffed ltIe ard NEEDING
heat Two oinndred dcIMt lot fbisf Never, never.
never hAkes thtee undred dollara, and Ne har
gain. Ths PROVES ont Green never nsed The zinead
Blttera. Any one gsiDg ne singadw Be free from al
bodily disssea healthy and ~ellbalansed mind must
ioliow. r.
H,oDAcms -SThJse people ~ho are sufstine 90 rhhch
from headache will Gnd, by using Seward Bent,eys
Constitution Bitter, they win be relieved not on.
tirely eured Tiletesn be fonnd At all The Grsselass
prpg 9'ores,6i-.q ~ qaria gflas .FrIfH llsrfat.v
can Tor ''eafreh'ss aadiAhe no other. '' :, p
CURioUs 0Fvfa.A -Dr sage has Discovered perfect
4pecine Tor Cetsrh, acoid IN The Head Dissfess,
Tainted Breath and caisrhal headache The psoprie
tof Dr. a. ". Pierce OF 8uahlo ". y ofers AGO h.,
case Of CataffB tat he can not enre II h the cheapest
and best remedy that ea,some disease ever offered
u e.paBhc Don't be put OirSy your dfupyfst with
se miserable substitute, Ifhe has not got DR. saRes
caarb5smeay sal YET him oracr e. or sri sixty
cents the proprietor and IL viii you by return
mail.
For sale by Druggists svefy-wBere. l1 i0sqw
80
Apple trees for taie eheap tso three, four and i've
yeats old good assortment and Ornamental trees at the
Geneva Euffenes! Come and look at them II the
price and trees DO not st DO dnot buy It better than
contpet for what yon dSnetseso y, t-. ,,s.
hsf .atnuos = fus .esFahrh @. c. CIIEyALIER
Geneva. Asbtasph Co., Aprii so 90 stoOs
aBarctts 3. makes the head feel iine. 10 =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01

A New TIVE IA ILfsl " A new time table
went into effect on Sunday the 25th inst, q and
inits corrected form will be found upon the
inside Of this paper That upon the outside
is the Old one printed before notification Of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01

Our Horse Men viii hears with satisfaction
of the decision of, ,Opr Farplers' e and Mechanics
Club to hold Horse Fair upon their grounds,
ION, The Fourth Of July The track viii, no
doubt, With tic addition Of a few touches, be
in tine order, and its extent being just a hall
mile, fast nags may DC put 20 very good tilnc
test. - .ssst . Hlsf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01

REAL ESTATE TBANsTERs.-The "Landon
Farm" so pleasantly situated on South Ridge,
some mile and half east of tile village, con-
tanning. 1913, acres of land, has, been, sold by
JUDsoN 7LAHpoN TO HENRY W. LAsDos, for
the consideration. we learn, of some 81 600
Mr.. Landon Sr,a has bought House and lot
of about half al, acre, at East YillageTTknown
formerly as the ATunnt and more recently as
the Smith plaee-+for $3.50; which isbeing re-
built santiI improved fars theafatup residence
and enjoyment of the old gentleman and his
very worthy lady and bride, - uanoss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01

Mr.. U Culver, on Main Street owns the right to sell
the Petroleum Fluid in Ashtabula County. He keeps
large supply of it on hand at ali times, at
TPhoIeSale and Retail
Particular attention is called to his assortment of
BRONZE STAND LAMPS A'ga
CHANDELIERS. & CHAIN HARP LAMPS,
IRON HARP and BRACKETS,
MARBLE, PORCELAIN and
GLASS STAND LAMPS
GLOBES and GLOBE RINGS and SHADES
and everything pertaining to the Lamp trade
People win the price of light in breakage ofchim-
neys by using my Burners and Chimneys, the Ormula
Pack Lamp Is the best light in use In fact
have the best assortment, and selling Lamps
per cent cheaper than any house west of Buffalo City.
aHTuIl SaIdAI .saseJ, .a4 aTyfgH
Also constantly hand the choicest selection of fine
Tobaceos and Cigars kept in this market. l,g zTl l.
AsoS PIPES, PoUeuEs CIGAR HOLDERS, CT.
GAR CASES, TOBACCO BOXES, &C., &C., at the
sign of the three white lights. l45r
1TazEsJ J, G., CULVER.
Ashtabula, March 10, 1863 1902
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DEBILlTY.

DEBILITY.
. fhsre u no rsdiein> eqriai 10 Hoefdnfs GernaI
;i 1ses i.sa pr a's'f s s.s ss.f: s Rs ss
systsm, stren0den De appetite ednse
an enjoyuent IF Hes.&. FOOD, enable 1e sto-
heohhy compilation, eradicate Ire yeo0 ings from 1x
eye, imTa, bloom 70 s eheets, and change s patient
s% ses { ss; ,s ssasa ss s;s ;s a.s ps ss'-'
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the B1tters or
Tonic. In fact, they are Family Medl-
Cfnes. They can be Administered with
perfect safety 20 n child three lnoRthS
Old, the most delicate fefitaIe, Or a man
OF ninety.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01

FROM HON GEO. W. WOODWARD.
Chief Justice Of the Supreme C6uft Of frnhsyiyanf
rHILADELPuIA, March 16, 1867
. Ifnd Hoodonds Germia Differs Is mel an rntoz;
fedtng bereroge but good Ionic, us.f disnrdert
q H digestIre organs, and Of great bene in case Q
debtlitg aud tcaHt Of actioH, ia the SyaeR
cEo ". Wo0DWARD.
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MdrrieIs

g.T ,,T q' i'i Married. as--.a. ~
N"t-s-f-ff
Al st. Peters ChsFch. Ashtsbnla April ~ nv the Rev
James Bonnar Charles Miller SanbOrn and Mics Jalia
"ha'd adopted daughter Of Geo and Julia +. willard
The generous remembrance Of the Printers den and
demIeiI, is as gratefully acknowledged
In Ashabula, April a. by the Rev II. Hollis. Rector
OF 81. Matthews Church. Plymouih Thonas Hanna,
attorney at law, Greeneastle Indiana To Miss Emma
StaleJ Holis, daughter Of the oficating clegobnsn
At the ThOmpsOp House, In Jefferson. April q. nv
Rev. ". A. Clark Gee. ~. Beard, Of fCoiebrook to Miss
Emma II North. q morgan
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01

CnALEs Il. SWIFT has removed his stock of
Drugs and Groceries into tlIefrDem recently
occupied by II. II, Hall, Look over bis ad-,
vertisement in another column, and when you
wish for articles in his line Of trade, give him
n ca1I
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01
FROM REV. JOSEPH ii RENSARD, D. D.

FROM REV. JOSEPH n RENNARD, D. D.,
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, PhiladelphHs
DR. JAcKsoH-DEAR Sal haus hs=a JEsqasRily
fequeasl 10 eonnes my name sOih reeemnentations 9
different kiHds of edicines bpt rsgdrdigg e practice
IL o Of niy appropSidA sbif ihase % az cases de,
eiined scif6 clear procf IN odrous iRsdces dnd
particularly my family, Of The ssefuiness Of Dr.
Hooaands German Bitters, depart for once from my
sudI COURSE 10 eTpTess my fu eonrietiOn that for gen.
eAi debility Of the system and especially for Liver
ss:P's':'l silss ;S:. :ss &c. 's'r:s's ss
De Uery teRsteialA&As - b those soho Eh.19
j. III KENNARD,
Eiphth, teioW Coates artts
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01

AsUsEMHNTwUErHwfP fPpprGkrxacn. Tom
Thumb epd wife, Com. Nuit and. Minnie war
rcb, VIII tiyc Two peffoftdbncct az Cierehdcn
IIan, sAshsabuin, ON Tuesday May - ssts in
the slapoon uandr SIN the evening 4 Com.
Mutt ~ osptJenks Bee advertisement u ea-
other column. "a
e1f19d n ee4s--4 2 f.iffsf7 i ft,f ~ ~
lake tiinnei " isdpplS lnis city IHilh pnte
water EtNEHt n s1MAk HiH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01

r 'Ityy'FIS " n tfSii Ea44-g-TIl OrT
STEHPLEs Blows DOwE--D1ripgC the .furf
ousstoffn Of rain and hal,. pn Sunday, lasi
wcck ethFeea eeastcepleslweye blown down at Kent !,
one on the Episcopal Church, another on the
Univcfsalist ChurcIi, and the third 0h The NEW
Unloh School building, The amount Of dam.
age, ne are not informed Of ., aas iiisasSEs -
IFuiH1 eh - AL -lz 1ll .zl---l e. lalii -
! * SAD AccIprNFEM Mr. Younas Rose, OF
Kingsville, says the Ruvetos. .wh ne assisting
bis son in breaking, a colt, one day last ,yeek,
received a Kick Of such force on TIE b6wels
that llslife IS sdcspaired Of, MI. kLsa middle
aged farmer IN, comfortable circumstances, and
highly respected citizen OF that place. sis.,ls
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01
THE PETROLEUM FLUID !!
4 N Extract put up by r. F. DANFoRTH.

4 N Extract put up by R, F. DANFORTH.
Supplies a necessity as well as household con-
venenee il has been in use more than two years and
Is growing In favor where used makes the neat
est and IN every respect the best light No offensive
smoke, no grease 70 soil garments, danger
from explosion in lamps, does not njure eak eyes
gives softer light than Kerosene be used with or
without chimneys can be burned In any lamp with the
tng expense of changing burners. 1t is cheaper than
There never was portable light that required so little
work to keep it in order All who use it will endorse
what we say
@GLGSG0&S -2~ SgCJ
TO Whom d may Concern
This Is TO certify that have used the Petroleum Fluid
1t not QUIZ affefl clear whelght hut is perfectly
safe, being regarded by me as non-explosiye.
Inspector Board Fire Underwriters for the CITY of Bu
falo, n. Y. \
sions, that is exceedingly improbable If atogeh
or impossible that any accident in the ordinary use OF
II could arise from the explosion of its vapor in can
lamp. y GEORGRHADLEY n lF
Prof Chem. & Dean Buffalo Med Coll
TO Whom ii may Concern:
This istoeerbfy That ater usidg in my house The Pc.
troleqm Fluid and putting the same to the most rigid
ana thorough test haveno hesitation N saving that
considerthe sane, safer and cheaper than any f1ud
or -Gas. that have used for lighting 9ooms and
further say that The light produced by for brlancy
mend the same to an desiring light in which there is
safety and beauty combined.
E. G. GLEASON, Ashtabula, Ohio
We the undersigned hly concur in the above state
Fluid WM WuIAnn
5. Is! sSfFsHGns FsEGaa H. f9Hf RAhn,si EsNfPn =, NJ
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BLOOD Phfi6ers

feer tnoton, dnd ,eH erre all diseaseI re,,hns roi
bad blood Keep yoaT - 51oOd pure s,ep your
Liver IN order; ksep your di0eSfce organs
s ~ s, ,sSHd 5sss gss'S ss S H.. e e ,Sa a
eveT dSsdl you The best the country recommend
hep- II years Of hoHea repuation 20 for GAyRtiHt
tos ssaa W Gsse preparations. AZ
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Tho Annual Meeting Of the Noftlcrn Ohio
Dental Association, viii be held In youngs-i
town, on Tuesday May Ali, ht ytrp O'clock m
the morning NF
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For thirty days only Photography :Aibumss'
Oval and Moulding Frames atCOst. Pictures
for framing below cost ioldapdihrcs- copied,
enlarged and pantsd At A, A,y,ALpEFys GqpFry-
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Bunons, burns. chhppcd hands ehilbiains hrthla
gOut lumbaco. mcrcrria erptions. piles. rheumatism
ringwom. salt rhcum. Scalds, skin diseases, swcllv
glands, legs breasts sore heads. throatf
sores of all kds sprns stiff oihts ctter ulcers.
ncr,ai sores wounds Of all kinds:
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Piles and FIstula.

Every form aud feature OF there prevalent stubborn
disorders iE cradcated Idraly and entirely by the
this emoent warm fOmenIa;iuns should preceds its
application. It, healing Qualities win be found 10 be
II Oronfh and inulrable.. 4 h-fct ttf-rts
Both NE Oi,keaf and Ess &soe9s 5s used in he toO,r.