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CHURCH NOTICES.

The usual religious services VIII be
held in Trinity NJ. r. Church to-
morrow. The Pastor will occupy the
pulpit. Sunday School at 9 AN.
Glass Meetings at 3 Pm. The even
ing service will begin promptly at "a
o'clock, instead of o'clock, as here
tofore.
WALNUT STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHgRcH. = Preaching tomorrow by
the Pastor, Rev. J. p. e. Kumler;
subject of forenoon sermon-Proba-
billy of Perdition; night sermon
Harvest Pas.
&. Young Peoples Bible Glass, un-
der Prof. Willett as leader, was organ
lied last Sabbath under the most
favorable auspices. All young ladies
and gentlemen who are not attending
other classes are cordially invited to
become members. A4
The pews of this Church are abso-
lutely free, and ali strangers and the
public generally will be made wei
come.
ST.. PAULs CHURCH, Rev. VIM. FL
Van Antwerp. Rector. Sunday School
SAM, Morning prayer Second Sun
day in Lent, 1O4 AM Evening Prayer
z O'Clock. Lamasco Mission Sunday
School at q Pm. Lenten services are
held daily Except Saturday. at "a
PM. and on Wednesday and Friday
at An. Lectures on the Nature aud
Mission of the Church, on Wednes-
day evening.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, corner Of
Third and Cherry Streets. Sabbath
School at o'clock A. NJ. Preaching
at 10l, by the Pastor, Rev. s. Baker
Subject: Sinners Repenting. Preach
ing at PM. Subject: Distinguishing
Properties of Spiritual Life.
VINE ST. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sabbath services at 1870 A. M. ant
7:30 P. N. Pews free. Pastor anC
people will be glad to see strangers.
CHRISTIAN CHURoH.-Rev. Georgt
IL. Flower, the " Boy Preacher " anC
champion of the truth" is still
preaching at the Court House. GC
everybody and hear him, Sunday
morning, at 101 o'clock. and evening
at a o'clock. Mr.. Flower has large
congregations. and they are still in
crelsing. Seats all free.
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CHARLES READE's NoyELs.-The
following article from the Cincinnati
Chronicle so completely sets forth the
character and value of these books,
for which we are indebted to the pub
fishers, through ROBERT CLARK &
Co., of Cincinnati, that we publish it
in full, and call the attention of our
readers to it:
Messrs. Fields, Osgood e Co, Of
Boston, are rapidly filing up the
complete set of the novels Of Charles
Reade, announced as their House
hold Edition. A week ago we noticed
the appearance of Hard Cash" and
Foul Play" Since then they have
added to these four others, namely:
White Lies, . = Never too Late to
Mend. I" Love Me Little, Love Me
Long" and Griffith Gaunt." OF
these six, $ Foul Play" the last of
Reade's novels published, and 8 Grit
fifth Gaunt, (which preceded it year
or two, are freshest In the minds of
the great multitude Of running read
ers. But Hard Cash was, some
years ago, as much in demand, and,
as some good judges think, bears re
turning to and rereadIng as worthily
perhaps as any of the authors works.
We confess our own preference lies
with +" The Cloister and the Hearth,
for reasons that might seem uneriti-
cal to describe, and we look eagerly
to its appearance in the new and
agreeable shape which the publishers
have given the rest of the family. Its
story is one of love, long suffering,
patience, hope, faith and constancy,
with lifelong separation and sorrow,
wrought from a real history and cir
cumstances of life, and illustrated
with pictures of manners and times
that are reproduced or imagined with
strange and fascinating interest and
power. But In all of Reade's novels
that we have read, we find strong
interest, and If the good, wan-faced
critics call it sensational, so be tit
is sensational with the strong feelings,
passions aud experiences Of human
life only, In its absorbing passages.
We commend this edition as the
authentic American edition of Reade's
novels. For Messrs. Fields Osgood
d Co, have become possessed of the
moral copyright at least (since there
is no other binding American pub
fishers of English books, and few OF
them acknowledge one which cannot
trouble them with law suits); they
not only publish the Household
Edition at a price remarkably low,
but they make it an Authors Edi-
ton, and give the English owner his
proper American dues Shall we not
benefit our sense of right by encour-
aging honesty and buying these
books. when they have every other
recommendation besides? Yea,
verify. .as aa.
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Card.

A clergyman, while residing in South
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n ervOus Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases
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the whole train of disorders brought on by
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PerlodIcaIs.

Our monthly magazines are coming
to hand rapidly. All of them seem
to sustain their past regulations, aud
many manifest decided Improvement.
The LITTLE CORPORAL has so
fiourished as to justify a new partner.
Mr.. John K. Miller, the husband, we
presume, of Emily Huntington Mil
Ter, the lady editor of the Corporal,
has taken charge of the business de-
partment of the paper, and thus
enabled MIR. Sewall to devote all his
time and energy to Improving the
literary merits of his valuable little
monthly.
DEMoREsT's MAGAZINE. March
number, presents an elegant display
of early Spring fashions and an enter
tanning collection of handsomely
illustrated tales and sketches. 1t
also abounds in hints and 1egcstions
OF inestimable value to heGsekeepers.
Every woman will find it an earnest,
faithful friend.
BALLoU's MAGAZINE for March
contains some twenty five distinct ar
ticles, on various subjects - some
amusing, some instructive. all inter
esting. Both the old and young can
always find something to their liking
in Baua.
LIPPINooTT's MAGAZINE for March
contains handsome full page Illus
tration and the following articles
Beyond the Breakers: Part III. by
Hon. Robert Dale Owen; Inaugural
ton Ode. by j. M. WinchelI; Actors
Memories, by w. Edgar McCunn;
Hans Breitmann as a Politician: A
Poem, by Charles G. Leland; The
Shadow of Fate: A Tale, by Ritter
Fitzgerald; The Boston Public Lii
brary, by l.. Clarke Davis; The
Founding Hospital of London, by
n. ;. Dodge; Over Yonder: A
Charming Novelette-Part II: Our
Provlncialisms, by Rev. Henry
Reeves; The Fortress of the Taikun.
by Z. Fl. Hall; The Doubter: A
Poem, by -; My Grandmother
That might have been; A Tale, by
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CHINA AND THE CHINESE-A General
Description Of the Country and Its In
haDitantS. its Civilization and Form of
Government; its Religious and Social
Institutions; its intercourse with other
Nations. and Its Present Condition and
Pros poets BY the Rev. JOHN l.. MENUS,
Map and Illustrations. New York :
HARPER BROTHERS. For sale by ROBERT
CLARKE & Co, Cincinnati. Price, 81 rs
The opening of the vast Empire of
China to the world so recently, and
the visit of the Burlingame Embassy
to this and other civilized nations,
has greatly increased our interest in
that peculiar people. Their char
aeter and habits, and their lives
religion and philosophy, present a
singular study to the Christian ma
tions of the West. All of our citizens
who heard the lectures of Rev. DR..
Martin, some weeks ago, will be at
traete6 TO this book, which is but
more ELABORATE and enlarged descrip-
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touched upon by him. One of the
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Is that which institutes a parallel be-
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Government of China and the United
States. The chapters on the writings
and philosophy Of Coufucius and
the religion ofthe Chinese are ofthem-
selves of more value than the cost of
the entire volume. This people III
pear destined to be brought into int.
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this country. and every intelligent
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to them.
JESUS OF MAJ ARETH; HIS LIFE AND
TIE ACHINGS. By LYMAN BLOT. HAIR
PER & BRorHERs. ROBERT CLARKE &
Co., Cincinnati Price So 80.
Another Life of Christ" may
seem to many a superiority in Biblical
literature. But none can fail to no.
tice the significance of this simple
fact, that more than eighteen centu-
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ries after His c-uci6xion, the Man
of Nazareth ca0mands more atteE-
tion from the world than any other
being that ever liYed in it. Great war
riors, great orators, great phlloso-.
pliers. scholars and statesmen, are all
left TO sink into comparative OBSCURE
ty, while friend and foe, believer and
unbeliever, historian. and critic, con-
spire to elevate 10 a fame above all
human rivalship that sing lIar person
age, who, without an armed follower,
or visible sceptre, has built up. as
He declared He would do, on this
earth. kingdom mightier than any
other.
In the volume before us Mr.. Abbot
has aimed to weave together in a con-
nected narrative those authentic ma
terials which the Gospel record af-
ford, and to elucidate them by such
Incidental reflections or illustrations,
as Biblical criticism and learning will
allow. He has evidently wrought up
his materials with care and diligence,
gathering them from many sources,
nearly all Of any importance indeed
that are accessible to English scholars,
and his narrative is given US in very
pleasant style. On this account it is
perhaps better adapted than any
other Life of Christ yet written,
for popular circulation, incidentally
correcting Renan' errors, or exposing
his weak points, but never wandering
from its proper scope. 1t may be
that the author has sometimes drawn
more than hewas warranted to do
upon his Imagination, but if SO, ex.
cept in few Instances, it has escaped
our notice. He has made not only
az instructive, but also very attract
i've book, one which. while teaching
most useful truth, is well adapted tt
secure general popularity.
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So How T-l2.1y mothers suffer the agony
II seeing tI-C1f little ones snatched away
rom them * t re Whoopng Cough, OF
Oiptherta, Wen 5.singie bottle Of PoIand's
" mite Pike S0-1 sound would have saved
the baf y-8lItos tits fnfallibIe.
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OF Life

Beautiful and agreeable, all Of which viii
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New BeOks.

THE POLITICAL WORKS OF CHARLES
q. Hal PINE. Miles o. Reilly } consisting
OF Odes. rooms. SOnnets, Epies and Lyrf-
cal illusions which have not heretofore
teal sketch and explanatory notes. EdI-
HARPER & BROTHERs Cincinnati: ROB
ERT CLARKE & Co. Price 81 So
This is an elegant book, in green
and gold. and contains many of the
thoughts that breathe and words
that burn" of one of our most popu-
lar poets. During the war, and since,
the fugitive pieces Of Private Miles
O'Reilly were read with an interest
and admired with an enthusiasm that
showed they appealed to the hearts
of the great mass of the people. The
present volume, of course, contains
many pieces that possess little or no
real merit, but it also contains some
glowing gems. both in thought and
expression. All the pieces have that
easy, flowing style, which is so at
traetive to the multitude. In addi-
ton there is vein of rollicking fun
pervading most of Happiness poems,
that would make them very attractive
did they possess no other merit We
presume the present volume will have
an extended circulation. Orders sent
to Messrs. Clarke Il Co., of Cincin-'
natl. will receive prompt attention.
TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE IN THE
TERRITORY OF ALASKA, formerly
Russian America NOW coded the
United Statesl. and in various other
parts of the North Pacific. By FRED
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fishers, New York 1t can also be
ordered through ROBT. CLARKE & Co
Booksellers, Cincipnati. Price g 50.
Our new possessions in the North
Pacific are OF especial interest to
American readers, and we have seen
no work which presents the popula-
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&C., of that country in so readable
aad Interesting manner as the work
before MS. 1t is highly illustrated,
and published in the attractive style
of the Harpers.
CHINA AND THE CHINESE-A General
Description of the Country and Its In
habitants: its Civilization and Form of
Government; its Religious and Social
Institutions; its Intercourse with other
Natl 0ns: and It's Present Condition and
Pros pects- By the Rev. JOHN 4. MENUS
n Map and Illustrations. New York
ia hrE rrrr
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IMMENSE STOCK.
OATS, PORK LARD, a POTATOES

TN STORE. AND uo Ammrww
n FROM the Oily ou fho Hli. nm thn
pearly banks d the Wabash. whish va
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ii1 push choice oats, ia hnggi
300 btsh. lO ntotss
Hl iiefrFH hU. Inrdt
nd kegs NO 4 Lard
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BUILDERS EMPORIUM.
water ISL, bet. Locust and walnut
Granville fnM.
JAS daul bABCOCk n sTEELH.
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sale OF Unclaimed Goods.


J0Wls. Beans, Flaxsoed, 40.
TUsT nECEiVEm PROM THE
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20 barrels lnwlHt
barrels white beHuas
barrels finEssrds
900 bushels choice OATS
casks pHfOaf
casks efaf XII nns
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Builders Emporium,
Water htEest, bot. Locust q Walnut
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
BABC0CK a STEELE,
fobg
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SANTA Claus

Is at hand, and every loved one expects "a
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Every Machine warranted 20 give katisfac-
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10th Patches, Freckles Il Tan.
The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY ioa
hose BROWN DIsCoLORAFIoNs on the lace
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WYE WuUhB PARTICULAR
Wv call the attention Of builders and
merchants fu cara invoice OF kuun Mould
lnRs just received at ihe hulldera' Emuu-
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Ia "a rcfuml hnulc degree.
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feiu Evansville, lmu.
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Terrible Sacrifice

In order TO make room for Spring Wear
A complete stock OF Domestic Goods of
every popular brand, ana az the lowest
prices, can always be found at SchapkcI
Busting a Co.'s, NOS AZ and 40 Main Street.
In short, they have everything 10 make
the outer" appearance
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-29
VIM. m. Gnson.

This gentleman Is the big gun an
nounced to enlighten the people Of
Tuscarawas county, ct q RepubHean
mass meeting in..New Phifadelp lphia,
on the 5th, of-October.
Gibson e q flta subject. TO defend
the Radical managers and gloss over
the corruption and rasealities OF that
-Hg Is the same GIBSON against
whom an unfortunate indictment
stands on the Common Pleas re-
cords OF Franklin county, Ohio,
which shows that he depleted the
State treasury Of Ohio to the tune Of
half & mi of dollars.
Bat ih cf TINT ? Hail = miilioni I
A mere lIEo. - tlle biieke colnpaE-
ed 60 t11 lsE .I ctner dtstfn-
Ruisn relieyed
the IL. s.. g q s af aud 81 keep
in thalk 1Eld & u 3 ~ - II the
party. and then 6 ,tfoolE
loIl Ing 10 the su-
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tion, copperheads and traitors with
the best OF them.
What I teacher - ono BeSS5esdi-
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DGd You Ever?

The Ohio Patriot, asks these i'm
pertinent tquestions, for doing which,
the Radical press will have the right
tn have the editor ofthat sheet indict-
ed for extreme cruelty to ANIMALS:
When the good old Democratic
party was in power, did you hear of
spies nosing among your private
goods to see If you have complied
with the provisions of an unknown
and unpublished law?
Did you ever hear Of stamps?
Did you have to swear as to how
much money you made?
If q manufactures, did you have TO
make a monthly report to some lazy
official getting five or. ten dollars per
day?
Did you hear men (as you nowthe)
advocate the policy OF paying do
laborer with paper rags and the
money shavers with gold?
Did you hear OF q tax on everything
YOU eat or wear in addition to = State,
county and municipal tax?
Did you hear of q President riding
about In q steamboat wholly to his
own use at the expense ofthe people,
when he WIS receiving q salary OF
$25, 600 per yearS
Did You eve hear that a negro was
better than 3 white man?
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