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EDWIN SMITH,
9tahstrs.
r IA. SIDDALL,
A. !. DOUDs,

CURGEON DENTIST-Ofce (up
- stairs) above Double Bros Jewelry
Store All. operations connected with
the Profession promptly attended to.
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HARVEY LAUGHLIN
!. W. McCORD,

ATRORNEY AT LAW, and Gen
"a erai ColleotionN Agent. Alliance D.
Business entrusted to his care will re-
CsIve prompt attention. 40 2ott
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attorneys.
.IIAMIIRs HARsH.
VIM. n. HALL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW. OF
~ nee with DR.. Siddall, Rank Block,
up stairs. ~. ....-..-..-. JulyLE
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THE FIFTEENTR AMEND
NIENT-WIEAE5 A: MAN IN.
0OERSES WHEN HE VOTES
C. THE ALTICKE'T. sr
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Matfhts, attTfIra, ttt. Z, y
OTTO WINTERHALTKR,

PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER
and JeweIAr. and Dealer in Watches.
Clocks, Jewelry and Silyeruare- he
pairing neatly done, on short notice
No. Eagle. Block. feb3 '6Stf :
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RAFF & soHNE1DEI

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.-Ofhce
hin HarterAs Block, (up stairsl Canton,
Ohio. -1 Data z- Apr1AH
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wM MoKNLFY.

ATTORNEY AT LAW-ofaee "a
"a Eagle Block-over National Bank.
June % 81
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HON. THOMAS EWING, of Ohio, in
a recent letter on Mr.Boutewil's poii-
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Baakffs.
p g. RROTHER

GEO. d. HAKIEh g bhULhEAi
DANKERS-East TuscarAwas st.
ID Receive Deposits, Loan Money, buy
Gold. Silver, Bonds and Compound Inc
terost Notes. Exchange Bough. Sold.
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AdmInistratoDr.'s Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
1Nthat the undersigned have been da-
ly appointed and qualified as the admin
istrBtor for the, estate of Catharine
Hsrshberger, late-Of Stark county, Ohio,
deceased.
JEREMIAH HERSHBERGER.
JACOB =WALKER, Esg-a
3 {, aug25WS~e =s9- --5 =
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J. A. MEYER,
A6tFIs..
EXCHANGE HOTEL,

DY A. .SPOHNHAUER-At Old
ID Depot. Guests properly cared for,
and bills moderate. maylz ,o9tI :
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r.lo sal raaEIIlatrg.


INHALER IN MILLINERY Z
II Fancy Goods, No. 3 opera Hous
Block, cantonI Ohio ev7ns jy2ltf
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ST. CLOUD AOTELy
DUBhfe- SQUARE, CANTON
iu%iSTsss % I Il 4Lt, proprietor:
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ALLIANCE house,

DY DANIEL -SOURBECK-At
1lHths Staf llIance, Ohio. Meals
SI4s nssOP arriy4 Of Os~.
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NUMBER 45.

/ fragile than the thread of spiders
web, and the golden bowl more brit
tie than glass" When the Grim UNI
| pire of mems miseries summoned him
| before the Eternal Bar, calmly, quiet
| ly and without a struggle or a mur-
mur he Obeyed the mandate, breath
ed out his spirit, and blasted our
brightest, dearest hopes, which at
best are ''eVaneScent as the crimson
of Summer evening sky. that in a.
passing hour is lost in clouds of dark
ness. He left behind him only Fecol-
Ieetions of his unaffected goodness
and the benedictiOns of his fellow Cit
liens, which will preserve his niemO-
ry longer than statute of bronze or
Parian marble. The writer of, this
brief and very imperfect sketch feels
in no fit condition to write learned
or labored eulogium upon departed
worth. Eulogy and tears are alike
unavailing, for ssl tfrf ..ra
"Honors voice cannot provoke the silent
af dust, r-. ~ -.--
Or hattery soothe the dull cold ear of
death. --si-
His character will be more fully
portrayed by prouOuncing him to be
what he eminently waS--a man gifted
with superior talent, kindIiness of
disposition, and all the qualities
which inspire esteem, conciliate p0-
litical animosities and render friend.
ships enduring. A close student, a
philOSOphic thinker, in all his rela-
tions of life a gentleman. None but
those who intimately knew him WO'd
imagine how beneath that sometime
cold exterior throbbed such a warm,
generous heart. BY his death the
Bar has lost one Of its brightest orna-
ments, society has lost an accomplish
Ell gentleman, the press has lost one
OF its most gifted members, the State
has lost q worthy citizen, his wife has
lost true and loving husband and
protector, his family lost that which
cannot be expressed by words.
= Mr. Woods was buried on Tuesday
the Both ult, in the family burying
ground at Salem. Thus another is adj |
ded to the list to which the aching |
heart may Journey breathe forth iCs |
prayers and weep bitter tears over the |
unansWering clay. The dull, cold |
world moves .heedlessly on, and hu- |
man hearts soon lose their sympathy. |
''The tenants of the cold and cherries
Forgotten lie. no hearts would sigh to save |
Their memories from dark oblivion's
.gloomI
Not SO with thee. my brother.--at thy
tomb
Affections fondest memories shall burn
Within my heart, thy consecrated urn,
Till my last So nds are run and life is o. 'er
And can weep no more. -l.s-.r
All, even more, when this frail life is
broken e
I'll yield my heart to thee the pledge and
token, @
friendship that shall fadeIess be
As the pure glOries OF eternity.''
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CHORUS OF The FAIRIES.


We come from the glade, where the fairies
Right merrily dancing beneath the brigh
moon; !.
The brook and the stream in her soft rays
are glancing, Hs lLf aIi
And sweetly their waters are Ginning n
L. tune. -...... -. t-I
The flower and the dew drop together are
sleeping, L- Sl.' s.i,
The songs of the birds are all hushed in
gE the bower, aTzt 81. Irgg ..-
And the fairies, the nlirth loving fairies are
Their siFpfes festival meeting to night at thi.
hour. .s .IE 7Tg ri -4r
We come from the lawn, where late we
were breathing -La
Sweet murmurs of melody, soft on the
~ air; lef-1.pGl s't'> EE- .ra
We come from the lawn, where the fow'refs
are wreathing a-.Ff -4f m
Their incense of fragrance delicious and
rare. te - f--
No hither, now thither, we elves have been
tripping, rs. l. f-f-a. -. -
Ger fields where the thyme and the violet
.g grow;
And along the green bank, where the lilies
are dipping -+ a.i -..
Iheir long drooplng leaves, in the waters
below. ~ -.-
We come, tits q season of festival greeting,
Where moonlight and music have haIIoW-
g the scene g.. a-- -.. --
We come, with gay voices of music, re-
peating aa,
The songs that we sing for our BEAUTIFUL
QUEEN .Ha
With fow'rets, bright fow'rets, tonight we
have crowned her, r1 S y
And, murmured our melodies, joyous and
sweet;
And merrily, merrily, trip we around her,
AS gayiy from hill ond from valley we
meet. t"-..s : ---..
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A Polnt Well Made.

In the debate in the Pennsylvania
Legislature, on the Fifteenth Amend
ment, Mr.. Jacobs (Democratl made
the following point. Said Mr.. Jacobs:
70 Mr.. Speaker, have given the gen
tlemen Mr.. Hustled, Rep.l credit for
making an eloquent speech, and he
certainly made an eloquent speech.
i had, however, almost forgotten to
allude to what seemed to me to be the
most eloquent portion of his remarks,
when he was urging that loyalty
should be rewarded. 1t was in the
description of that gIeat battle of the
West, or South west (Murfreesboro,
when he pictured to US in glowing
language the armies of both sides, the
defeat of our forces, the rally and the
eventful triumph. It was in the por'
ton of his speech that he pictured to
us this great event that I really tho't
the gentleman was eloquent, that
while he spoke another great event
in the military history Of our country
came fresh to my mind. 1t was, sir,
on the decisive fight of Gettysburg,
when the rebel General Lee directed
one of his most able HeutenantS to
pierce the Union center-whIch done
would have ended the rebellion, and
disastrously for the republic. But
there was in command of that center
a brave and gallant soldier, man
who knew how to lead his troops to
battle and to victory. A Democratic
soldier, sir! There was in command
of that center man, who, when this
great lieutenant of the rebel hordes
came laundering on, hurled back his
forces and saved the republic What
is the result? The rebel lieutenant
who so nearly pierced that Union
center is rewarded by a Federal ap-
pointment, and the Federal General
is sent into exile in the Wilds of Da-
kota. This is EeWarding lOyaltyl-
This is giving to these brave men
upheld the standard of the republic
so nobly their due! How do you ac-
count for it? Is it because this Re-
publican party, SO overgrown with
pride, so full of lust of power, dare
not do Justice even to the men who
periled their lives in the defense Of
the republic? r.l f-
Mr.. LaBau-To whom do you al
lude ? l-- -.1 uls 9 -af t-
= Mr.. Jaeobs-I refer to General Long
street and General Hancock.
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Odds and Ends.

A Man in the Write Place -an ed
itor.
The Drunkard's sweethearts-Gin-
eva.
Seaside SeEtiments-The Atlantic
Ocean. long may 1t wave.
Keep company with the good and
you will be one of them.
Not where you were born, but
where you were bred.
A North California Judge has charg-
ed grand jury that a lawful fence
should be horse high, bull-strong and
pig-tight. -
Heaven Is merciful and sen de relief
in the greatest distress. sa
When a brave man flies, he must
have discovered foul play. aoi-
In this world there is nothing but
plots and counterplots, mines and
countermines.
A in Cincinnati advertises for
a situation, and says, ''Work is not 80
much an object as good wages
a young man adyertiseS in New
Jersey paper for a situation as a SON
tn-law in respectable family. Would
nave no objection, ne says, to going
short distance into the country.
The dearest spot on earth Is home"
the song being believed. Mr.. Pegett
says it Is true costs him twice as
much as any other spot-ruins; In fact,
3 500 spot each month.
NobOdyl Nothing, .NIIsser, say I
suppose you don't know of no body
who don't want to hire no body to do
nothing, don't your The answer
was:-"Yes don't. ----
A True picture of despair Is a pig
reaching through hole in the fencet
cabba ge that is only q few inches
beyond his reaCh.
A. Writer in the New York Citizen
says: '1f PlYmoth Rock had landed
on the Pilgrim Fathers, it WOnld have
heen happy thing"
An Oregon iounal prints notices OF
births under the head of ''Come:,, mar
riages It styles ''Fixed to Stay" and
deaths it reports under the head Of
Cone ra..rs-5q
An old bachelor, seeing the words
"families supplied,,' over the door Of
a shop, stepped in and said he would
take wife and two children.
A Red River correspondent describes
an Indian captive ''as being as grave,
yet resigned, as man over the corpse
of his step-motheF.
For my part" said the late James
T. Brady, 81 can say, in all sincerity,
that 1 would rather feel sure that
when come to lie sahll leave friends
to think of me. after am gone, as
poor Jim Brady, than win the brigh-
est name for earning and elOqucnce at
the bar"
Put two persons in the same bed
room, one of whom has the toothache
and the other is in love, and it will be
found that the person with the tooth
ache will go to sleep first.
Take your stand in doorway on
rainy ay. AS soon as you see a man
with nice umbrella, step out and
say to him: "Sir, beg your pardon,
Nine times in ten he will surrenper it.
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BAR MEETING.

At a meeting of the members of the
Bar of Columbiaua county, Ohio, neld
at New Lisbon on Saturday, the 9th
day of March, A. D., 1869, to take ac-
ton on the sudden demise of THoM-
AS S. WOODS, ESQ, Hon. Jno. Clarke
was appointed Chairman, and w. A.
Nichols, Secretary. The object of the
meeting having been stated by Simon
Wisden, Esq, the following preamble g
and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, Our friend and profeS-
sionaI brother, THOMAS s. WOODS,
while apparently in the full vigor of
life and manhood, was suddenly
struck with death, and as mark of
our respect and the esteem In which
we hold his memory, and as a token
of our deep sympathy with the wild
ow and family OF our deceased broth
Reso5Ued, That we attend his funer-
al ia a body. -- +'i
ResoEUed, That in the death of
brother WOODS, we deplore the loss
of a friend, and one of the ablest mem
bers of our profession in the State q
man of solid understanding, keen wit
and quick perception, of marked pro-
fessional integrity, ripe scholar and
an urbane and courteous gentleman.
ResoEyed That a copy of these pro,
ceeding and resolutions be presented
by the Secretary to the widow of our
deceased brother.
ResoLUed, That Simon Wisden, Esq.
present the same to the Judges of the
District Court and Court of Common
Pleas, with the request that the same
be placed on the Journals, and that
the same with these proceedings be
published in the newspapers of the
county.
JOHN CLARKE, Chm,
W. A. NICHOLS, Sec'Y.
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Hon. George b. Pendleton as the Dem
oeratic Candidate for GnYernnr.


In Columbus special to the Gin
cinnatl Gazette, several days ago, the
statement was made that leading
Democrats have been bringing pres
sure to bear upon Hon. George II.
Pendleton, to consent to be the DEM
ocratIc candidate for Governor. How
true this is we will not pretend to
say, for we well know that there are
mauy Democrats in the State who
are anxious TO make him the caudi
date; but, without having any right
to speak authoritatiVely, s'We are
sure Mr.. Pendleton can not be fndU-
eed to be the candidate. 1t Will be
well, therefore, for Democrats to
abandon ali such idea, and turn their
attention 10 some one of the other
good men who have been named in
connection with thst Office. The
Presidency is the place for Mr.. PEN
dletOn-a fact that will become more
apparent further along under this adj
ministration. He should be in that
position now, supported by Demo.
cratic Congress. Therein, he can do
the country great good, and it should
be the study of his political friends
how they can best promote that end.
The Governorship of Ohio would not
conduce thereto. No man who ever
filed that Office even received the
Presidential nomination from any
party. = Wayne CO. (Ohto) Denoorai.
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A GOOD ONE.-A pretty rich oc'
currence came off at Sandyyille, Tus'
carawas county, the other day. Mr..
Mcfarland, the landlord, and also II
farmer, took lot of sheep from Col.
Black to keep for him. The bargain
was, that if any of the sheep died,
Mcfarland was to pelt, or wool them,
which means that he was to take the
hides OF, or pull the wool, as he tho't
proper. a stormy night came, and
three of the sheep died. Mr.. McFar'
land had a chunk of a boy in his en-.
ploy, who was not up to sheep talk,
and he ordered this boy to go and peIt
the sheep. Boy started OFF to obey
orders, procured club and t'Went for
the Sheep He came back in a cou.
pie. of hours, and Mcfarland asked
MIN how he had got on, to which he
demurely replica: ''Oh, middling;
I got nineteen of them, but there was
three / couldn't CATCH" Mack went
to the sheep pasture and discovered
that the boy had t'pelted" min eteen
of the sheep to death, and pretty
thoroughly run down the three wild
ones. Holmes %, Farmer.
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THE frost for the last few nights past
has had a serious effect upon the crops
about Montgomery, Alabama. There
is also much oomplaintin in consequence
of the scarcity of labor and the inces'
SAINT rains which have greatly retar'
ded farming operations.
THE house OF Raymond Hazelton,
near Baraboo, Wis, was burned on
Monday morning, and Miss Burn
ham, visitors perished in the flames.
SPANeLER, and Arnold, the con-
spirators, whom President Johnson
pardoned out of the Dry Tortugas, ar
lived at Baltimore yesterday morn
ing. -...-
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, April 7.
The bill providing the manner in
which service can be had on street
railroad companies whose tracks ex-
tend from kentucky to Cincinnati,
passed the Senate this morning.
A Conference Committee on Mr..
Leete's Admiralty Jurisdiction reso-
luton was appointed. -r1l
The passage of Mr.. Leete's bill pro-
viding for long span bridges across
the Ohio river was under fcOnsiderA'
tion when the House took a recess
Messrs. Leete, CpckerelI and Pond are
in, favor Of the bill, and Mr.. VOL
aKaiT1st 1t. t-~
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DIRGE.

RestG sister, rest! around thy bier,
3 Shall sweetest flowers be spread
Resti sister, rest the silent tear,
Above thee shall be shed
We lay thee meath the verdant sod,
Which fairy feet have pressed,
Where human step has never trod,
Is.' Isis .ffrHasy Rest, sister, rest !
s1eepi sister, sleepl where viole;s
- bloom, 90 lsH sltit6
% Their blue eyes full Of tcarsl1
Where angel eyes through midnight's
sf gloom, 1.
LOOK down from starry spheres.
The winds for thee a adirge shall sigh,
And flowers their vigils keep,
And music's tones float sadly by,
Oga ~z Sleep, sister, sleepI
Rest sister, rest! we miss thy song,
Amid the fairy train. r
Thy smile! oh we. shall llnger long,
TO see its like again.
Fhou'lt mingle in the ring no more,
Which fairy feet have pressed;
fhy sports, thy soug and dance are
o'er.
I Rest, sister, rest
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HoOnand's German Blttsrs
HOOnand's German Tonic

= eoa1iaasfOsi QT al 6s SsOasdisaeI Il 1s Bittsr1
siCl FuRl Saats CrtS RAps, Ordn2s, ~ q e ssed
yor "a disaasss o. Bfers ts essss ssrs sss
atad Gdf llEss reuedics are entrely di4arent ~
aay odhsrs G1gfsed for as ers II ~ aisesses $500
sAils ~ sLASrs deooeti1ns u - solss
gsr- IAs TONIC q decfdeSy 0ls ~ IA 1sosf Piee-
egssisfts u = plsaslFs q el - ski -
itgfvinS e-hiiGrating and Gedieinal qsaliate ~
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III Cleveland, Ohio, few days ago,
Mrs. s. II. Bloch fell from a step lad
der, while removing some wall paper,
and broke one of her legs in two pla'
ces, The doctors amputated the in
iured limb, and the lady has since
died from tile effects of the accident
or the ampntation.
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DREss-MAKING

Done as usual. HOOP SKIRTS for
young and old, large and small, made to
order and kept constantly on hand-for
sale by the dozen or single. !
l have also the sole agency of Stark
aud COlum biana counties for the sale OF
HOyes' new system of Cutting Dress es,
Coats, Pants. Vests and Shirts. Instruc-
tions given on sale of models. a
Thankful for past iavors, hope and
expect a continuance of the same. Do
not fail to call and bring your friends.
You will ba courteouSly received, and
effort will he made to satisfy and please.
B5TEast TuscaraRas street, opposite
5000 American Hotel. ~
5r. MRS. ]. B. CLUFF.
marSlmS -
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John Lahnn.

A TTORNEY ATLAW.-OFF1oE
''St. Cloud Hotel" Canton, Ohio.
Mr.. Lahm speaks the German LanS
guage, and soliciis share of the pat
ronage OF the German population. His
cL argos will he moderate and sat isfncto-
ry 70 his clients. Members of Boards
Of Education, School Directors and JUS
ticeS OF the Peace may consult him at
any time in regard to matters connected
with their official duties, free Of charge.
maT3l '69tf ..' lll11L
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SPECIAL- TEACHERS rEX AM
y NATIONS. There will be special
Examinations Of Teachers held at Ali :
ance, on Saturday, March 18Th. and at
Masslllon on Saturday, April 10Th. Ths
regular examination at Canton on the
last Saturday OF each month. By order
Of Shark Co. Bogrd OF Examiners.
snkr8tt pAN'A WphLEY, Clsrk,
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Sa- Office in Canton, Ohio, on corner of
Finn and Poplar streets, for the Purchas-
ing, Selling Exchanging and Leasing
Real EstBte; ana ts connected with agen-
oies at Alliance, MassilloR, Wooster,
Fort Wayne, and other eiIles East and
Vest dee2Stf
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IN OANroN-FoR RENT.

Tive roonls for rent on second door In Empire
BlOek, middle parE. Price $3.50 tor one year nom
II preferred, The from roohi which IS Sery desi-
rEule roOnl nr an of3ce, Il now unoecupied and is
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a GENTS WANTED 10 SELL
A. NJ. BzAEE's
Patent Chair Springs.

L ASE "a ND OMFORT
II CONFINED by. the uss OF
Blake's Patent Chair Spl ings. Price
only One Dollar. They make a Spring,
Oscillst ting or Rocking Chair out of a
Common CHAIR, and that most intelera-
bic nuisance, Rockers, are entirely dis
pensed with. These springs tit any chair,
and can be placed in position for use by
a child. SO simple are they in their con-
struction- They are made of the best
steel, from the well-known Eagleton
Manufacturing Co., 81 John street, N Y
and possess remarkable elasticity, They
make a fine finish TO the chair, and are
the delight Of the household. They are
not the least in the way when applied to
the chair. They do not take any extra
room. and each and every one that has
used them are unanimous in their praise
for they make the easiest chair ever inS
vented. The ladies, one and all, pro-
nounce them unequaled as sewing
chair. They make decidedly the pleas
ATTEST family chair in the world. They
are indispensable where comfort is con-
suited. Blake's Dollar Chair Springs
are invaluable for Families, Offices, Ho-
tells, Court-Houses, Cars and Steam boats.
Patented by A. NJ. Blake, April 10Th
1851 They will last life time. They
are sure to come in general use, and
people will discard all other rocking
chairs. For economy and comfort il Is
the most valuable inyention of the age.
&SS~ Five Hundred Dollars Reward
Will be paid for information upon con
Viction OF any person, or PERSONS that
shall in any manner infringe upon
Blake's Patent Chair Springs, therefore
all employees in any factory or foundry
where such sPrings are made without
the consent OF. Goodwin g. Blake, will
give US such information that viii lead
10 the conviction of such parties, and
upon their conviction shall receive the
above oyeroward-FIVE HUNDRED Doll.
LARS. '- 7
gz r..r GOODWIN q BKAKE.
ES- Parties wishing Springs, or Agen-
eies for Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Ills
nois, Wisconsin. Tennessee, West Vir-
ginia, Canada, and oil territory west of
the Mississippi river, must buy from the
undersigned, as / have estsblished
Mandatory HerU. ---~
. A. NJ BLAKE.
-- 81 Box SAG, Canton, o,
Parties wanting agencies for any 9TH
or territory will address the proprietor,
GEORGE X. GOODWIN,
marIf 6l2 Broadway N Y
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DERILITY.

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