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Cash buys Goods very cheap at Days, at re
tail. Call in at No. B. Phenix Block, for Bar
gains as my entire stock is being closed out.
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PUBLIC SALE.

BY JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk. 2,-'s-legf
j. McCLUN.s Agent, Rayenna. Ohio
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Latest Invention

machine to sew on Buttons The DAVIS.
March Q, 1s11-1w.
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Brainerd's" over the Door.
Z. p RRAENERD & SON. Druggists on the
outer wall, "onr light viii ever shine ~ to
guide the people where to buy goods at fair flg
rHes. -
Ladies' Toilet Articles,
Puff Boxes, Toilet Glasses, at
4s BRAINERD,s.
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Call and Examine

The new $3.50 Bed Spring, manufactured by.
Vance 6 Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money. Every one guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton. = -a-t' a 95-tf.-4
-------- LAND. l-..- =
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A lot ofBoY's CoMFoRTERs AND sCARFs
~ '''''. = se'''e ~ e'''' j. S. SMITH CO..
Jan. IS, 1871
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Come and see,

Come and See,
And we will satisfy you that you can't find a
better Stock asaower prices in Portage County.
than can be found at No. 6, Phenix Block n
1so -3w. SMITH BROTHERS.
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The balance of our BREAKFAST .sHAWLS,
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOODS, &C., at
a cents on the dollar
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,geo offer the balance of our stock of DRESS
4 fLANNELS, at 80 and 80 cents, Goods that have
been selling all season at 45 and so cents.
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Remember Days Ready Made Clothing stock
will be sold at auction Saturday, March ii, 1871
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No. =. PHENIx BLOCK.

We are closing the balance of our stock of
WINTER SHAWLS at and below Cost.
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Ready-Made Clothing, &C. Il
P. II. Bean win sell Ready-Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps and Carpet Bags at Days Auc-
tion on Saturday, March II, 1871.
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ll.0ll AGENTS WANTED

NOW READY, NEW POPULAR MAP OF
IN OHIO-Size 2sxS6 inches. Railroads, Town
ships, sc. Sells rapidly. 6mAll capital required.
Very large profits. Send for circular 70 Z. e.
BRlDGAAN, 5 Barclay st., New York.
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A ScAvENGER for a one horse concern
pretending to be located at Mansfield, and
q Canton merchant compared views the
other day as follows: tL
Rtlnner-I wish TO show you scme sam
pies Of job printing.
J. Il. Meyer-Just spare yourself the
pains.
RtnneT-Why?
j. 4. A-Because there are two good
printing Offices in Canton. The proprie-
tors Of these Offices are citizens Of Canton.
They furnish employment TO good many
hands, and many families are dependent
On these offices for support. Our city is
really one great family, the members OF
which are mutually dependent on each
other. BY giving you my order l should
do violence TO my hvictions Of my duty
as a piR1her Of our muuiciPal family. So
long as the established institutions of my
own city can do my work=and command
my respect. Ishall stand by and sustain
them, knowing that they, IN turn, viii
Runner.-Ah / didn't know that you
had any Offices here-but guess if you
could Get your work done cheaper you d
change your mind (Opening samples.)
a .A-You can shut your book i
am not familiar with the prices of print
ing. and you are stranger. know our
own printers and shall patronize them.
Runner Il Hands out card implor-
ingly) There is a card that we can print
two thousand Of for five dollars
IA M-(Brnging his glass to bear
Oh gouty bulls eye) Good morning. sir !
So this brassy hummer retired A hint
will not answer-nothing short of an in
suit relieves one Of their mendacious i'm.
portnaities = ~ rsisa l.-.-s Z. i.,l, ,z-l1pl
or course. Mr.. Meyer is not the only
man who talks thus, but We make free to
use his name, knowing that he will not
object to q free publication of his views.
ApdISt every place did the Mansfield
meudicant pretend to the same ignorance
ofthe existence OF the Canton offices 7g'''
So far as the cards are concerned, the
price of So FOR 1000 was intended as a
mere bait. 1t was the best bait the fellow
had, but it was too much. We furnish
better and larger cards every day for less
money We are in possession of the rates
which these runners charge for printing
cards, circulars, bill ll-heads, statements.
lctter-heads. labels, tags, &c, &c, and we
can assure the reader that in no case are
the scavenger rates less than ours; but for
most kinds of work they are greatly in
excess, and in some cases nearly double.
Men cannot travel, over the country
soliciting worK and compete with those
who save themselves that heavy item of
expense. But there is one hing they can
do and that is. lie. And as Sueh.as are
handed over to . belief in lying we're
deemed most unfortunate 1900 years ago.
SO they do.not prosper any better to-day.
Rep e Rep. ,..s- -, .,,-
The above article We copy with great
pleasure. as we conceive it should indicate
to others the path of duty. Few towns,
large or small. are supplied with better
printing establishments than Canton, and
both Offices turn out FIRST quality printing
at very reasonable rates. Our work and
prices viii compare favorably with those
of any scavengsr concern in the land.
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Trnnnrerr or Renl Entnte.

Geo. A Snyder to Chas Herzer, SO acres
in Plain tip, $4,000.
Elias Elicit to Joseph oswalt. ] lot in
Alliance $l20. es''
Perdue 4 Yost to L A Abbott, part lot
in Minerva, $500. .'i rsss 81. y Il
John Baker to Julius Gabens 2 lots in
Canton, $3.50. al - 30. b
Sheriff Dunbar to p C Huh, 1 lot in
Alliance, $1,000. s. rsr.is-srr - - LIsss
Joseph Grant to B F Cannon, % acres
inlLexineton tp, $lT50
Jas Mcdonald to Louis Sauvogeot, II
acres in Nimishillen tp, $3.50.
Sheriff Ounbar to Canton Building Ass.
No. 2, lot in Canton, $734.
Sheriff Dunbar to John Stimmell, 25
acres in Paris tp. $2500.
Sheriff Dunbar to Jacob Matz, ST., 81
acres in Paris tp, $27o0.
IN Webb to Thomas Bevington, l lot
in Alliance 900.
IN Webs 20 J w Bevington l lot in
Alliance, $125
Crawford Coal Co. to Henry Raymond,
lots in Lawrence tp. $500.
B Upham to NJ Stevenson. lot in
Massillon, 5000
sheriff Dunbar to B F cOnnell. lot in
Canton, $3334 ~ 4.aE
S Higert to Christian Rice, lot in Rich
vile, $3.50
Amos Walton to w S Aiken, lot in Al
lance. $4,000.
,EH Brosius To Amos Phillips. lot in
Alliance $3.50
Sheriff Dunbar to Nicholas Kline, lot
in Bethlehem, $ls6
W A Bachtel ct al to B F Connell, so
acres in Canton tp. $4,000.
W S Aikens 20 Eliza Jennings, II acres
in Lexington tp, $500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-23

GoDEYs LADY's Book FOR DECEMBER.
The following are the embellishments for
the December number:
The Jumping Jack A fine steel plate.
Steel plate title. page. A tableau picture.
Colored Fashion plate, containing six ele-
CANT figures Fancy Christmas Doll.
Printed in Colors. Dressed for the Christ
mas Party. A tinted picture Colored
plate of Lingerie. Children's Fashions.
Sax designs. Preparing for Christmas An
.allegcncal picture. Fancy Dresses for
Children. Six designs. In addition to
the above special Embellishments will be
found the usual later designs on the ex-
tension sheet, and useful designs in the
Work Department.
The literary department ia filed with
Interesting stories from the pens Of Marion
Harland, Mrs. HoPkinson, Miss Frost
Sue Chestautwood. Louise Barton, and
Belle 8. Wilson. The poetry by Sue Muir
dock, Carrie D Beebs, John S Reid, Clar-
enee z Buhler, and others. An array oI
magazine writers that stands foremost in
the land t-l
In the receipt department will be found
variety Of useful receipts suited to the
festive season. And in the juvenile de-
partment Rmusements for the holidays
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sheriff Sale.


TICFFt5II
DY virtue of an order to sell issued from the
ID court of common pleas Of stark county, Ohio.
and 10 me directed will offer for sale az public
of Canton. on
Saturday The 23d day Of December, 1871,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to-Wit: The undivided half in commo on
Of an acre of ground. situated in the village of
Alliance. and located on the westerly side of
North Lib rty street Icing the southerly end of
eight acres of ground formerly owned by r. M.
Back. Sr. and being the premises occupid by him
said X. NJ. Buck. Sr } at his decease. as home
stead subject to any rights that Sarah Buck may
be entitled TO therein. Sale to commence at one
o'clock D m. Terms-ane third cash, one third in
nine months, and one third in eighteen months.
with interest deferred payment from day OF
sale, secured by mortgage on tile premises
nov23w5 X. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
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Coon HEALTH FOR NovEMBER'-This
excellent and valuable Magazine presents
n varied and interesting table Of contents.
Having among its contributors some of
the mast advanced medical and scientific
men Of the day. its teachings are always
DR. B. Joy Jeffries, DR.. Fisher, Dr. Carl
Both, and others, have contributed articles
papers on Asiatic Cholera,-its symptoms
and treatment; the. Woman Question.
Consumption. Home Treatment of. Insan-
lily, Prs-histaric Man, Means Of Presery-
ing the Health, Dinner Time, Notes of 4
Health, Trip TO the Pacific, Long Sighted
ness, etc, etc. Published monthly, by
Alexander Moore, Boston, for So 90 per
year. specimen numbers on application
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"A II. job son VS.. A B. Way ct ux.
DY virtue Of an order to sell issued from the
ID court of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio,
and to me directed will offer for sale at public
out cry at the door of the courthouse in the city
Of Canton, on .T
Saturday the 23d day Of December. 1871,
the following described real estate situate in said
county. to-Eit: Town lot number sixty-two 1921 in
Jehu B. Miners third addition to Alliance, (said
premises to be sold subject to a vendors lien in
favor of Joshua Garwood). Sale to commence at
nov2sw5. RIA. DUNBAR, Sheriff
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IT ia said that if q puff Of air were to
be bowed into vein Of an animal, death
could instantaneousiy follow, because,
circulation would be stopped. The blood
makes the entire circuit of the human
body every seven minutes, and whenever
this circulation is imPeded or any of its
channels are clegged by impurities which
iisver or disorder of liver or kidneys, or
-scrofula, or dyspepsia. To get at and re-
move the source Of the difficulty, use the
old and infailabIe blood purifier, DIR.
Walkers California Vinegar Bltters.
Olivia
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sheriff Sale.


luIOIIUSI 4"IIINI ~ 4IVIIIVI D Il''II'
OY virtue of an order to sell issued from the
ID court of common pleaH of Stark county, Ohio
and to me directed. will offer for sale Rt public
ontcry at the door of the courthouse in the city
Of Canton, on
Monday. the 4lh day Of December, 1871
the following described personal property. to wit
Carpets. comforts. sheets, pilow-sips, feather
bed pillows, holsters. spring mattrass, crib mat
trass, napkins, bedstead bureau blankets, cOun
terpanes coyerlets, tabe-cloths. tah!e-covers, to-
gether with personal property not here enumer'
ated Sale at l o'clock p. IN. Terms cash
noYY3W2 r A. DUNRAR. sheriff
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Reuben McMillen VS.. D. C. BursOn eta
DY virtue OF an order to sell issued from the
ID court OF commOn pleas of Stark county Ohio,
and to me directed will offer for sale at public
out cry at the door of the courthouse in the city
of Canton, on
Saturday, the 23dday Of December. 1871,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, 10 wit: Lots numbers twenty 1901 and
twenty one [2I in Teeters addition to the town OF
Alliance.
Sale to commence at l O'clock p m. Terms cash.
noy23w5 . X. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
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LADIES from the country an well as
those in the city will fud it to their ad-
vantage TO buy their Hats, Bonnets Skirts
and every thing else in their line of Mil
linery and Fancy goods from Mrs Cluf,
East Tusearawas street, opposite McCrea's
Furniture store 22w3
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CHURCH ORGAN. = A very fine and
powerful organ has been just put up in
the English Lutheran church, west Tusca-
rawas street, by Messrs. Derrick, Felge-
maker & Co., of Buffalo 1t is placed in
the recess back of the pulpit Of the church
and presents an imposing appearance. 1t
is exceedingly rich of tone and will add
much to the services of the church We
learn the members of the church are hign-
" pleased with the gentlemen of the firm
of Messrs. Derrick, Felgemaker & Co. fer
the fine instrument they have furnished.
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Business for. Sale.

WYE will sell our entire stnrk of STOVE and
w HOLLOW-WARE PATTERNS. FLASKS,
and all our machinery pertaining 20 their manu-
facture. We have An EXCELLENT TRADE. and
which has heen constantly increasing but ac-
count of the Increased demand for eur plo,Es (of
which were made speciality and want of room
for both branches, We are compelled to abandon
the stove business To any one contemplating
going into the manufacturing business, this is a
rare offer, as we have good established trade,
and the patterns, &C. are in n condition to con-
tinne without going to the great expense aid de-
lay to he incurred IN starting new business.
We will also sell. or lease for time. sufficient
ground adjoining our works. to erect buildings TO
carry ON she business
Canton. Nov q Is7Iws -
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NEVER too late to learn that Mrs. Cluff
is constantly receiving fresh Millinery
goods Of all descriptions. If the ladies
wish to learn where the best bargains are
to be had, let them call at her room one
door east Of Deville's grocery. Hoop
skirts made to order as usual 22wS.
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sheriff sale.

George Powers Ex's A. B. Way ct ux. ct al.
DY virtue OF an order to sell issued from the
y court OF common pleas of Stark county, Ohio,
and to me directed will offer for sale at public
out cry at the door OF the courthouse In the city
OF Canton, on .r-'
Saturday. The 23d day Of December, 1871,
the following described real estate situate in said
county tO-wit: Lots numbers forty-eight (4s) and
fortynine (49) in Hester's addition the town OF
Alliance. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock p m.
Terms cash.
nov2sw5 RA. DUNBAR, Sheriff
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Joseph Kern and Rosanna Baker.
John w Dorber and Naoma l. Wads'
worth. .yf
Martin RemInger and Julia Ann Ripple
John Gle and Susan Strohm.
Henry Snively and Lizzie Vanhorn
Harvey F Bender and Mary E Miller
Samuel Harlan and Catherine Keller.
William Maiden and Luzetta Slabaugh
Josiah Buchanan and Alice n Klingel
William H Hoover and Susan Troxell
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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w that all forms Of private diseases consult
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No letter will be answered unless Il contains
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ALBUMS, Gold Pens. Pocket Books, Pen
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Howard SANITARY kSSOciatiOn.

NOR the Relief and Cure Of the ErrinE and I'm
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throPJ Essays on the Errors Of Youth and the
FOlles OF Age, In relation to MkARIAGH and Social
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will please address their obedient servant.
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slett, advertisements.
ANDREW NJ. BLAKE,

Canton. Ohio.-HRving resumed the practice oi
the Law. will attend to any business entrusted
to his care in Stark and adjoining counties
nov2S '7ta go t .' .E.f-
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STANDARD Books. history, poetry. sci
ence, &C., for sale cheap at McGregors
Book Store. 24wS
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AudifOr,s NOtice.

NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the
N Commissioners of Stark county Ohio 10 pur-
cOse the property of V. b. snyder, in the city Of
Canton, the same being % feet front and rear Of
the north part OF lot No 2s. They also give notice
that they will meet on Wednesday. Dec. 9th. to
hear petitions for and remonstrances against said
proposed purchase. ED LEE.
nov23w5 Auditor Stark county, o.
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You can get Eight Pictures for 81 at
Prices Gallery.
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UNIVERSALISM.

Send FOR free same copy Of the CHRISTIAN
LEADER, a frst-class weekly journal, publ ishe d
by the New York State Convention OF Universal
lists, and containing the sermons of Dr.. E. II.
CHAPLIN. Terms 81 90 per year. Address, Pub
Usher CHRISTIAN LEADER, I2SS Broadway,
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REPORr or
STARK COUNTY INFIRMARY.
.---4 STATEMENT OF
Receipts & Expenditures,
ENDING APRIL FIRST. 1871.

bAAA4CS Ou6 CNpTAAhSoANoAe----- ~ ~
AMOCH1 STOCK on RARA-
-Four horses, mules, Is cows, 10 head Of beef
cattle 6 head stock cattle. 3s head hogs. 40 head
sheep, 10 turkeys, $50 chickens, PeafoHls
AAoUNE CROP N GEouND.
Sixty acres wheat, 21 acres corn, acres Pota-
toss, 4s acres oats % acres grass, ~ acres pas
ture.
AMOUNT FAEN PBoDUcTs HARVESTED
Wheat 1900 bushels, oats 1900 bushels, corn
24OO bushels ears potatoes 500 bushels, 20 tons
hay. $50 shocks corn fodder. 100 bushels apples
10 bushels peaches, 20 bush red beets, so bushels
onions. 80 bush parsnips, besh- sweet PototoeS.
6 bush carrots $500 head cabbage 10 barrels sour
lkrout $500 cucumbers, rs bushels tomatoes, $50
cans fruit
MEAr SLAUGHTERED on Farm.
Pork, 5000 lbs. 1900 lbs. beef 1,4T5 lbs. veal
TOO lbs butter made; 20 gallons apple-butter.
CLOTHING MADE UP.
Pants, IS pairs, 30 coats, IS vests 50 aprons, 20
waists IsO shirts, ~ shrouds l42 pillow slips, 90
bolster slips, Is table cloths 80 bed quilts and
comforts, 26o pairs stockings. IL night-caps, -
straw ticks 20 straw belsters, 10 yds. eAgpet 40
dresses, 81 hand towels, 60 chemise night gowns,
200 pairs shoes and boots 20 barrels soft soap $50
lbs. hard soap
Paupers received for past year 50, discharged
4s, died 4, bound out Z, sent to asylum 3, number
In Idiotic Asylum ..
Meals given TO transient paupers, I, $50; num-
Der of panpers remaining in lnhrmary, April ],
lsTI-l05
nov. SsHsff $s SSHS aAssHs i: 5sHRsua s5sB directors
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TO THE SUFFERING

THB:Rev. william n. Norton, while residing in
II Brazil as q Missionary, discovered in that
land Of medicines a remedy for CossUNpTlos
soEoRULA, 6cEE THROAT CouaHs, Gods, AsfHNk, AND
NEHSous WEAKNEss- This remedy has cured my
self after all other remedies had failed
Wishing 70 benefit the suffering, ] will send the
recipe for preparing and nsing this remedy 20 eli
who desire It FREE or CHARGE
Please send an envelope, with your name and
address IL Address.
Rev WILLIAM Il. NORTON,
GIG BEoADWAY,
sept2I II Nav YoEK CIrr
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[From the TitusviIle Courier.l
To THE WALLACE SISTERS.
sz JOHN A. LASroAN.
tAuthor Of "Leisurs Hoars," and other POspisl


know three maidens fair,
With flowing golden hair.
Each ones eyes,
Like azure skies,
Clean, oh 50 heavenly clear.
Even the stars by night,
Glitter not half so bright
As the eyes Of Jennie,
Maud and Minnie,
Beaming their mystic light
And these maid0ns three,
Fair as fair can be,
Can play their parts,
Like Cupid's darts,
Oh. how brilliantlyl
When through the dance they glide,
Gently side by side,
Each and ali
throughout the hall
Wondering gaze,
And swell thoiEpraise,
And with enc voice exultins cried,
None like Jennie.
Maud and Minnie,
Sound their praises far and wide.
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Hurst K Stillenbauer

INTEND killing 400 BEEVES, and re ailing the
/ same on the streets of ranton, by the quarter,
for the citizens of Canton to purchase their winter
meat Give US a call. novl6w2~
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r. R.
ON and amer II p. m. Sunday, December 4th
1870, trains arrive at and leave the Union De-
streets, as follows:
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Ytt5 Sartrttsetatnts.
CUNDURANGO.
CHICAGO 4ED fEs DESTRUCTION.

sull and complete history of Chicago, her past,
present and future. With graphic scenes, Incl
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Upon and J. W. Sheahan, editors Of the Chicago
Tribune With over 400 pages and SO Illus
Irat1OnS. Il is now ready for delivery.
AGENTS WANTED Send 81 10 for outfit
and choice of Territory Union Publishing Co.,
Chicago, H., of Phila., Pa.
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Words of WIsdOIll

FOR YOUNG MEN,
I'M the ruling passing In youth and Early Man
~ hood, win SELF-AELP fer the Erriak an
unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. i-s
OF charg. Apdress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
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Go to Prices ans get one dozen Photos
for So. l
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hWIDE AWAKE 8 s,6.SS FSSt Daf4 fAsIIssR;% 3 ss5sIS
Henry Ward Beecher;s

Henry Ward Beecher;s
GREAT LITERARY, RELIGIOUS WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER Agents having great success.
One took 1000 names iu B months; another 672
in IS days another lis in one week; one AZ in
one day, and mSny others equally we'll making
from As and SO TO $40 per day. Takes on sight
An old agent who kn0lrs, says: Il think it the
best business for cGHUGSser offered. Sorry did
not engage sooner" Pays bstter than any book
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