The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-12-14
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The Herald Of Health in this months
issue concludes series of twelve papers
on the temperance question-the last by
o. 3. buckingham. All these essays Will
probably.appear in book form, as they are
well worthy of that distinction. Other
excellent reading follows the essay. A
series of remarkable papers on health
questions wiA appear in next volume, the
productions of standard old writers. The
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THE ILLUSTRATED CHRISTIAN WEEKLY
lust received contains a four-page supple
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of holiday publications of the American
Tract Society. aThanksgiving-d is duly
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and in the account Of the rise and progress
of the New york Home for the Friend
less" The illustrations in this number
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