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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15
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3weiter Sag Der @eri9tS
SiBun9.

Die Sibun9 wurbe unt 1O} ubr i'm
Court 9aule bur@ &i@ter 5owarp srSfz
net.
Die 8elaitun9S 3eu9en purben bur9
ben poli3ti @bef ~auf9erufen uno nabmer,
ibre @ibe innerbalb Der 8ar.
Der Diftriet Mnwalt teate ben Nntrao,
bab pa 9e9en lammtli@c Nnseflaetc smei
&la9en porlie9en, wel9e beipe pieIelbe
@ntlaSe entbaIten, betoe &laeen su 9lei<
der 3eit eran1inirt ,peroer, 1ouen.
Die Mntpdlte fir Well9 unb &ennebY
beanipru@ten fir ibre @lienten Elm iepa<
rates &erbHr.
Der &idter entl9ieb bab bas @erbSr
aQer |nSetlo9ten 3uiammen f%attfnben
iuue. Sobn Trbbe wurbe auf ben
3%euaenitano serufen. Da 3eu9e Der
en9lil@enS prade ni@t md@tio 1T purre
Captain s. Main3er als Dolmetl6er
BON Dem &i@ter etn9el9woren.
Del 3eu9e ma@te bic fol9enpe Nus<
la9e:
SD ppbne in ct. Saul felt 3mei Sab
rem, >par am Stem Sult auf Dem Yic Nic
9e9enwdrti9, rel@es ouf benz 81. Mnz
tbony 8er9e tattfano. llm 81 ubr als
i9 auf Dem @e9e tpar meme Sub III @u>
den traf id Gilbert Meyer pel@er pom
pic Sic na9 6auie fam urb 1a9te mir
bieier ocb Fl ppn' Srldneern ouf rem pic
9ftc nteoerSei4la9en woroen 1ei.
Nls i@ na@ Dem Yte Sic Ylab fam
iab i& raB cine @&ld9erei i'm @anee
rcar, unc mebrere Srlanrer ouf bieDeut
i9en pel@e bort waren ;uf9lu9en. Sd
lab bob .mekrere Der Srldnper ben 8ublit
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Ibfndfart batten:: Sd :eytenne bic Mnoe:
tla9ten bier pieoer, t@ tenneSobn @clld
mieper. Sd ,peib ni@t ob @cll1 eint
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na9 Gneerle idlu9 uno stpar na9 ]einem
&ppfe. Gncerle fiel ;u 8ppen uno blu:
tete fart, fonnte aber ni6t au6fnpen ar
rpel&em Gbeile ieine6 &opfe5 Gncerl,
blutete. SD fab 8lut an ieinem 6inter:
fpp fe-8eibe, @noerle uno fem Mn9rei:
fer tanben chamber NIT benz @eli9t 9e:
9enlber.
@eli4 fam ben Ber9 berauf unp On;
perle par i'm Bcgrif ben Bere terab,u:
9e9en als e.: onsearifen puroe. Gnoerl'
blieb am 8ucen ltesen. Sd iab' BAT
Beli9 iu wieoerbolten Mulen ldluI
nadoem er bereitS an, 8pnen la9 @elId
i9lu9 na@ BEN &rpf uno @ei@t Ypr
Gncerle uno ;rar au mieperbolten SRA:
len. SD babe feine @afe in ben, 6in:
ben Well9'6 9efeben.a =: .3"' r. o~z
S4 lab wie Bell9 nadBublit i6lua
Das 1T allies mas i'd 1ab. &ann ri6>
la9en, mas bic Gol9en oes @dlaaeS be,
@ell9 ouf BubliB paren.
Gnperle per1u9te CUR 3eit als er Qez
ialasetl 1purbe, Grieben 3u MAIDEN INT
iu@te bic parteien 1pel@e in @treit 1paz
rem auf frieoli&em 8ese a1useiina1n1tpNe,rr' ~
brin9en. Gnoerle ia9te ben sSrlanoern
0e iouens ii@ frieoli9 perbalten. Oil
perionen pel4e ppn ben Srldrber,t an
Se9riHen, tpurben paret Deut11e, ,peld.
an BEN ptenic ber 2utberii9en @@ultins
Der t%beilnabmen. 8ublib ,purbe 3uerf
sei@lasen, unb Gnberle per5u@te bieprd>
8elst 3u perbinbern.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15
8cfbeieene Mnfra0c.

&0nnten un5 bic N%rrentiiten prer Wiilz
leriten nidt 9enau Zen 0runc an9eten
,parum bic @elt am II. Suli wiener
II d. unterae9anseu, erplopirt, Yerbrannt
rrer rpd auf ir9enc cine @eile aus rcm
Sein in roS Nidtlein iib%er9e9anoen ?
Mebrere Btbbe9ieri9e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15
@6roerif@er Anarif.

tGert{tbun9 IN ber na@fen Mummer.]
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15
Notwithstanding.

Notwithstanding.
Der l1nter3eidnete bena@ri@tst bierbur& bas
9eebrte beutl1e gublitunt. bab ct fetu
Gabads< unp @t9a1renSeiadft
bt6en @6ortin1ent nit neuer Waare aQer Dirt
beuten6 erpeitert tuproen, aus benz alten Qpfal
benz 8rid9ebaube
Mo+ 40, Drttte CITRATE,
ueben Der @rten Matipnal g
perleet unb baitlbt wie in benz alien 2otal fort
fabren tpirb, MQes auf3ubieten, um ben @nlprI-
den feiner @si4aftSfreunbe @enuse 5u leifen.
s. W. Tu9elt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15
Heo,ppob &oblen Winen.

5err SO. s. Grant fam nit Yroben
ber &eewopc &ublen in biefeer @tapt
an. Dieielben finb BART unb ]9Dn uno
baten &ebnli@feit nit ben6 artfoblen Der
1itlt@en Minen. Die1elbcn. npurcen
BON benz plabe senommen, no bic Bere~
leute iebt an Der &rbeit, 48 Gub unter
rer Groe unb 155 Gub pom @in9anse
be6 @9aftes.
Cine sebSrise Nn3abl Arbeiter 1T BE-
i@afti9t unp SEER Grant boft in 8alpe
auf bas ei9entli6e Eager gu ftpben. Gr
bat einen Sfen AT Der Mine oufae(eut
in peIdem Elm &oblenfeuer brennt uno
allen l%ln9ldubt9en teweibt tab pie1e
&oblen bremen.
9err Grant teatii@ti9t in Baloc cine
9arfelaoun9 &ecmpoo &oblen ra9 ct.
paul 5u brinsen> unb ben 8lrsern Sc
lesenbeit gu 8eben fe ielbf 3u prpbiren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15

Rottx-Doete 3unter wirb bur9 81. 81.
54ifnanu, ebenals pom ct. 2ouis @tattbe,pi-
tale a(TRirt, ber fir bieieuiseu, bic Der ensli(&<u
@pra@e ni@t r1d@tig, als Dulnaeti&er f~uueiren
tptrb. %~@
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-06
COLDS 4 COUGHS

Yield 1t 10 stesdy Of this great remedy II
VIII ssccesd in giving relief where all other remedies
have failed,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-06
IN CONSUMPTION.

Many oare-wcfn sufferer has found relief and to-day
reoces that her life has been made easy and
By the use Of Goes Cough Balsam.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-06

FOUudr108.
.ea.vA,r. & AanaTAGl. .. .. sAnrIl
/ vns pmornInroas o. rnn
Buckeye Foundry
ssrABI1sHsD A. D .is4s.
AID ofths-
PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY
vs..1eai.,ssi al Purchased inisss.
wow oonsolidatedand Operation 4
Cor. 9th 4 johnson Sts., Keokuk'
| c.,,tb. attention ofMa.ufacturers, Bostmen Build
Wsrehspts FARMERS Mechanics and OTHERS TO theii
large and compiete.tock ofimprosed
| PATTERNS,
-soa1
Steam Engines, Water Wheels
BOILER IRONS. SAW pn MILHs
ooe cAnn Mills. CIDER MILLS
p9ACHINERY IN GENERAL.
Columns, sest !. Desk Irons, s haannsii
weights Anchors
House Castings.
roy.r.rron.. ne.t s.s.s.rs' s Rs.ea.'
shear, s1l:s:s t'.s' s .se S.i,h.
Agricultural Implement furlishiHu, sk.
-n., .,:o employ arss-eia~ PATTERA IA.
is, nd therefore are prepared to sAks ososf' 'o'
.assvshtseg Wanted.
son n.tai Rsslins. -, h'ss O''soss' p.l, Metal
Ana .thsr alloys manufactured 1t shsrt notice
OF Hs.
WROUGHT IRON
Pre-. screws. aog Chains. i S.,ds: s9 r..
Saw NH A nsfs a. j. eind. o. I.eh,n. Forging.
ELEVEN LATHES, TWO DRILL PRES
SEES. THREE planners, TWO
BOLT CUTTERS,
with VICES ..a eshsr TooIsin abundance. squipt
Largest Machine Shop
n. capacities ,fthsr oapoias Blower .1s:st L.sns
M p,ar together with their Cranes 40 -
uss eontribute TO make their facilities exceiisns iof
doing
HHAvx WORK..
VAIL and ARMrTAal being thorsaks mssh.ni
,nly the best Materials are used, OF
employed.
WI YuRNIsH-
Rollers Heaters,
Chimney a...n,nu, Mud Receivers.
Wrought Pips, 0seI pa.tsns r.
Betting,
-ARs Asssrs ron AND ArconnHsD-
,ARDNKR's GOVERNOR,
BRANCH, cRooKRs co.'s SAWS
PArINr HEATER LIME oATchhh
Aud keep for sals good assortment Of
'alyes, Cocks, Oil Cups. and other Tflmmlnt'
Nv arrangement with g. ". TODD co, vs'e
{ their eonrmerf rates, with freight added'
M s,.as f,s.!ss. s.. s ss1si p. x,.'
olting Cloths, Operators, hose,
Oat RxtrActors,
And their we'll known
FATHER AND RUBBER BETTING.
Also anything else IN the line OF
MILL FUK.V'xSAA.V'GS
In anticipation Of the demand for appliances
,ATER pow Err We have secured the control ofLhf.
ELS AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINE
WATER WHEEL,
hioh IL almost universally acknovisdged tobs
BEST IN USE.
;. vii with pleasure show and explain the Wsfk
odei on hand.
ATTENTION PAID TO REPAlBs
TIE H N SC A 8 II.
Vail, Armitage 4 Go.
INDIANA FOU NDRY
C. II. WEsTCOTT, Agent,
Manufacturer Of all kiuds Of
ron and. Brass Castings,
Seventh street, between Main and Blondeau,
KKoKUK ..IoWA.
n. B-particular attention paid to Orders.
y32-d1y
RMs slLLKRs eur WILLS D. J. DAuohhAf
M. SELLERS = CO.,
ron + Founders n .WHchtstsfs
sTEAM ENGINE and general Mill Work,
, Gass and Steam Fittings; plain and Ornamental
IN and Brass Oastings; Agents for McGovan's
ubls and single .chng force sna ifsln9 pum pRaa s
4 svss eshuk.J"Ue. itrn~s-fty ,
PEEK RR nTHFRS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-06
Amongst the many Tcstf-
lnOntals I'm our possession,
we have only room for
the following:

FeU Harea, Chm, Oct. II, 1866
Messrs. G. g. CLARK + Co.:
0.nienen II feel It duty and pleasure to give you
tbs bensAt OF experience In the Of Co.'s Cough
Baisan. From taking heavy cold, was down with
the question Of the lungs ard continued fail under
the best medical care, until given up, by compe-
tent medical authority 70 die. There seemed nothing
further medical attendance and medicine ueel-ss
and Vas resigned 70 death, vhen friend, had
been greatly benefited by using The BAlsan brought
me bottle This alter had done with the doctor
and medicine. thought It helped me. and con inued
taking the edicine and continued to improve until
cough stopped, and my lungs healed. and got we'll
used 10 bottles remain eents with great respect,
Your obt ssry't JOHN WELLS
200 Washington e.. New Haven, CT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-06
rREmIuns TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS

Hew Subscribers 70 two OF the above periodicals
for viii lie entitled 10 receive gratis 81 the four
Beshws for 1868. Nav Subscribers to all fye Of the Pc
rodeas for 1850 may recevn gratis Backwoed or any
Two Of the four Reviews Tor 1888.
Subscribers may by applying early obtain back sets
# tbs Reviews tEom jan. 1885, u Dec 1853, and OF
elsfkwocds Magazine ON Jan 1856 to pce 1868. ~
half thr current subscription price.
Es~ Neither premiums to subscribers Or discount to
Cinba reduced prices for back Numbers. be al
lowed unless the money Is rsmitted direct 10 the Pub
lislffa. No premiums can be given TO Clubs.
LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING CO.,
Ift Fulton street, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-06

For years II has bsen household medeius-snd moth.
err snxons for the safety OF children and ~ who
suffer from disesse ofthe throat, cheat and lnDRs
cannot afford to be without II II edition 10 tho ordn-
AIRY -four long IN the market, We now furnish
our mammoth family sze bottles, which will In common
with the other sse b. found at all Drug 6seres.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-06
Soreness Of the ThrOal, Chest
and Lungs.

Do not delay procuring and imnediately taking Goes
oough basam, when troubled with any Of the aboss
named dinculties They are all prsmonieory symptoms
Of Consumption. and II not arrested will
sweep you A~sy Into the valley Of shadows from which
none return.
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sntscrhers should prepay by the quarter at tho ONCE
OF delivery. The postage tn any part Of ths United
States IL 30 tLAfsa numher fhis rats only applies
TO cur eht snbsotons For back numbers the postage
il double.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-06

keep your throat vet with the Bslsam-taking it'll
and often-and Jon will very soon d nd relief
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-06
TER ms For 1909.

discount of twenty pr cent. will be allowed to
clubs Of four or mora persons Thus four copies Of
atkwood Or Of ona Review will be sent aa-
drsts for ff2 so.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-06

Ihe reprints the lending On artef,es and Black wood
are bow ihdtsne 10 all who desire TO keep
themselves fully informed h regard 10 the great sub
s9uHdest thinkers IN Great Britain The 10
the pages o. these Heyis who stand at the
bead oil netistet liz lish writer's Religion scienee
Art AMI General Literature snd whatever worthy u
Discussion finds atteni IN the pse.s Of Reviews
and hiatk~oad. The variety Ia great that no sob
sEt{her con TALL 10 be satisfied.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-06
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.

EsJ- Tue best of Boston and New York
references given as to he reliability OF
our house, and that our business is con-
duc,ed in the fnirest and most legitimate
manner possible, and that we give greater
value for the money than can be obtained
in any other way.
All Goods damaged or broken in trans
p%urtation replaced without charge.
&S- Checks describing articles sold,
sent to agents in Clubs at rates mentions
ed below. We guarantee every article
to cost less than If bought at any Boston
or New York Wholesale House.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-06
The Chinese Queen of Heaven.

Some time before the year A. D..
1880, in the province of Fukien, and
in a district on the sea-coaSt south OF
the mouth ofthe river Min, there lived
a man who had five sons and one
daughter. The daughter was uncom-
manly beautiful, talented, educated
and accomplished. She was, however
subject to epeliptic fits. Having reach
cd the marriageable age, her parents
were DESTROYS that she should wed 1;
but she refused, saying hat she was
to become the "Bride of Heaven"
Her parents wondered, but did not
compel her. The wealthy and dis
tingushed youth in all the region
around about sought her hand; but
they wooed in vain. Her brothers.
having come to sufficient age, follow
ing the profession of their father be-
took themselves to the sea, and Us
sailors, sought a livelihood One day.,
while the fnther and son were on the
ocean with a cargo of salt in their YES
sci. there o n dreadful storm. At
the same time the daughter at home
fell into commissions and for a long
period continued in that state, until
finally she was restored by the persis-
ted efforts of her mother and aunt.
When recovered, she reported that,
during the commissions, her spirit
had been out on the deep, having sped
away to the rescue Of her father and
brother, and that she would have sue
coded in saving them had not her
mother and aunt forced her to return.
Subsequently,, while taking an airing
in a boat on the canal, she was so ex-
posed to the cold as to induce a sick
ness which caused her death,
The reports respecting her attempt to
save her brothers gained credence and
were widespread, and she at lenth
elevated to the rank of a GODDESS,
and Is now worshipped by all people
when in trouble, but is especially the
patron of all watermen and sailors.
We find her temples along the shore
of the sea, and On river banks; and
vessels attempting to pass such atem'
pie without the performance OF the
usual ceremonies IN her honor, might
expect to meet with disaster. We no
tice in her temple many offering IS thai
have been presented to T'ien Hau-
such as the artificial tinsel-fowers,
little shoes, cups oftea for her to drink.
and cups OF water with which she
NAV wash her face. a full-riggeC
Chinester jnnk stands within sigh
complete in all its parts, even to the
eyes of the bow with which 1t may
see to make it's way overthe trackles:
deep, Many inscriptions adorn the
temple, one of which. designed espe
cialIy for the Queen ofHeaven, reads
1.-THE merciful pillows of Fukien flow
down into the sea of Canton. Another
by supplying what is necessary t
make itintelIigible in English, woult
read: ''Thou GODDESS of Pc Tin 9TH
name of the birthplace of T'ien Haul
let thy blessings, like the widespread
rain, reach even to Canton Cor Cantor
people" An inscription over he
head is in these terms: "May he
mercy flow to the kingdoms of tn
sea-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-06
The Wreck of the NATURALIZATION
al Particulars.

LIVERPOOL, December 9-The following
additional particulars of the loss of the
steamship Hibernia nave been obtained:
The principal cause of the disaster was the
breaking of the screw shaft inside the screw
pipe. The screw got loose and damaged
the stern-post and pipe, causing 4 fearful
leak, through which a large volume of wat
er rushed into the hold.
Every attempt was made to save the ship,
but a strong gale prevailed at the time, with
= heavy sea, and it was found impossible to
atop the leak. The steamer was rapidly
settliag when the boats were lowered, and
the passengers and crew were all embarked
Order was maintained by the ships ofic'
ers, who kept the crew under complete con
troll and prevented a panic among the pas
sengers. The two boats previously report
ed saved were picked up by the ship Star o.
Hone, bound for Aberdeen The Captain
of the Hibernia was landed at JohI
O'Groat'S House.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-06
DUY BLAKE's ONE DOLLAR

Patented April 2sth, ISTs. All infringe
ments Will be prosecuted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-06
We will send to Agents free of charge

Fol a Club of 80 ard Three Dollars
I o good linen shirt fronts; I eet solid
sold studs; all wool cassimeref or pants;
fine white eounterpane, large size; 1 ele~
SAINT bEmoral skirt; 20i yards brown or
bleached Shooting, ggood quality, yard
wide; lelegant 100 picture morooco-bound
photo. album: l double lens stereoscope
and y foreign views; l silver~plated en-
graVed 5 bottle castor; l elegant SILK fan
with ivory or sandal wood frame, feath-
err edge and spangled; l steel carving
knife and fork, very best quality, ivory
balanced handle; l handsome beaded and
| lined parasOl; 20 yds. good print; l very
fine dsmask table cover; l pair best qualS
ity ladies' serge congress boots; l dozen
| fine linen fowls; 4doZ. Rogers best silver
dessert forks; l ladies large zeal morocco
travelling bag; l fancy dress p%atterni !
dozen elegant silver plated engraved
napkin rings; 1 doZ. ladies' fine merIno
| or cotton stockings; gents heavy chased
solid gold ring; l pr. ladies high cut bal
moral boots; ] elegant delaine dress pat~
tern; l violin and bow, in box complete;
1 set jewely, pin, ear drops and siIeve
buttons.
Fer a Clubof so and Five Dollars.-l
black or cUlored alpaca dress patterns;
l set lace curtains; l pair all wool blank
cts; engraved silver plated . bottle re-
Volving caster; l beautiful writing desk
l solid gold scarf din; 81 yds. very nne
cashmere for pants and vest; l set ivory
/ DaIALCGQ nOllQAe Knives Win 6AANSA PAaA0d
forks: l elegant satin parasOl heavily
beaded and lined with silk; l pr. gents
calf boots; 80 yds. good print; 30 yds good
brown or ble0ched sheetiDg, yard wide
or 40 yds. Z va. wide, good quality; l la
dies eleSant morocco travelling bag; ]
square wool shawl; l plain Norwich pop
lin dress pattern; l 81 yds. don. width
cloth for ladies' cloak; elegant engraved
Silver-plated tea pot; 3 yds double width
water proof cloth for clOaking.
For a IL OF 100 and Ten DollarS.-l
rich Meriuo or Thibet dress pattern; l pr.
fine damask table cloths and napkins to
match; / pair gents French calf boots; l
heavy, silver plated engraved ice pitcher;
very fine all wool cloth for ladies' cloak
l web very best quality brown or bleach
cd sheeting; a yds fine Cashmere for
suit; l elegant English berage dress pat
tern; 1 beautiful English berage shawl;
l tet ivory balanced handle knives and
forks; ladies or gents silver hunting.
case watch; l Bartlett hand portable sew
ing machine. splendid family bible, steel
~engravings with record and photograph
pages; % yds. good hemp carpeting, good
colors; / FSir good Marseilles quilt; good
8 barrel revolver; l elegant fur muh ant
capa; / singla -harral shot gun: l silver
plated, engraved, g bottled revolving cas-
tor, cut glass bottles; l very fine violiI
and bow, in case; l set ivory balanced
knives and forks.
Presents for larger Clubs increase il
The ssme ratio.
Send Money by Registered Letter.
SEND FOR OUR NEW FALL CIRCULAR.
@- Catalogue of Goods to any address
+ PARKER g. CO.,
Nos. 9S and 100 Summer St., Boston
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-06
MARBLE WORKS.
NITY MARBLE WORKS.

Dealer and Manufacturer Of Plain and Or
Hamautal
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Send Money by Registered Letter.
SEND FOR oUR NEW FALL
W. Catalogue of Goods to any address
sent FREE
r g. CO.,
Nos. 9S and 100 Summer ST., Boston,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-06

MAaSo11A WArRR is a delightful toilet
.rtieie-snporior 10 Cologne and At half The
80 1stf.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-06

Government Bonds and Revenue Stamp
Oh hand and for sale.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-06


These Springs are made out of imported
Sheffield steel, and are the finest tempered
Springs ever made in the United States.
The front legs of some chairs must be
sawed of about an inch. in order to have
the chair set level before attaching the
) brings
Bore a gimlet hole into the bottom OF
tle chair leg. and drive tie It inch screws
ia tight
These springs fit any chair, and canno
get out Of order.
The steel springs possess remarkable
elasticity.
Rocker are entirely dispensed with.
They take up but little room.
They can be instantly attached to any
common chair.
For office use they make the easiest
chair ever invented.
The ladies pronounce them unequaled
as a sewing chaii.
They will come into general use in ON
ces, Hotels, Steamboats, and Court Houses.
I want to get an agent for every county
in the United States to sell said chair
springs.
@T- Agents can make from S. to $40 a
day. II you want an agency send for
Address A. S. BLAKE,
care Libby House. 81 Warren st.
New York.
Oct. IA. 1s6s>tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-06
Our Commission to Agents

Exceed those of every other establish
ment OF the kiud,-proof of this can be
found in comparing our premiums with
those of others FOR CLUBS OF II SAME
SIZE, in additio. TO which we claim to
give better goods of the same character.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-06

I
A LLIANCE HARDWARE
AND
IRON o E.
WRIGHT & PENNOCK,
New Goods!
New Prices I
Enlarged Stock
Terms Cash /!
We beg leave to say to the citizens of
Stark and adjoining Counties, that we
still continue to keep on hand, and for
sale, at the lowest prices for the times
a fine assortment Of
POCKET & TABLE CUTLERY
Furnishing Hardware,
House Trimmings,
Coach Trimmings,
Harness Trimmings,
Furniture Trimmings,
Coffin Trimmings,
Mechanics Tools,
Farming Implements,
Shoe-Makers' Kit and Findings.
IRON AND STEEL,
Garden Seeds,
Ropes and Twines,
Brushes, all kinds,
Nails and Spikes,
Locks and Latches,
Springs n Axles,
PAINTS AND OILS,
Bent Wood Work,
Moss, and Curled Hair,
Hubbs and Spokes,
Sash and Putty,
WINDOW GLASS,
Picture Glass,
Glass cut all shapes and sizeA>
Turpentine and Benzine Varnish
Floor, Table, Stair and Carriage
OIL CLOTHS,
Window Shades,
Damasks,
Dental Stock,
Whip and Canes,
Bird Cages,
Betting and Baskets,
And a great variety of all other arti
cles usually kept in a Hardware Store.
p9-Give Us a Cali.
WRIGHT & PENNoCK.