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7.2O A. n. Sundays excepted, from Mead
Vile. Stopping at Suttons 805, Eyansburg
$40. Adamsvtle 9.05, Greenvtlle l020, She
mango 1880, GAINESVILLE HOO, ~Orangeville
l.45. Burghiu 1915 P. n. B~aconsburg l.5,
Warren AS, Leavittsburg3 $3.50. Braceville3.55
Calhoun 40, Freedom Al, Ravenna 5.50,and
arriving at Kent go P. NJ.
hoo An, Sundays excepted, from Mead
vile. Stopping at Evansburg 1910 p. NJ,
Adamsville 1892, G~reenville ITO, ShenangO
liz, GAINESVILLE 40, Orangeville 2l5, Burg
hill 230. BRcOnsburg 325, Warren 400, and
arriving at Leavittsburg AIS, P. NJ.
345 p. n. daily, from Meadvflle. Stopping
at Suttons ass P. NJ. Evansburg 500, Adams
vile IN. Greenv1lle 500, Shenango $40,
GAINESVILLE $50, Orangeville7. 5. Baconsbnrg
$40, Warren 915, Leavittsburg SIS, and arri-
wing at Kent at 1880 A. NJ.
1000 P. n, daily, from Meadviile- Stop
ping at Evansburg 1915, Greenville uS0,
O~rangeyille 1907. A. NJ. Warren l.S0, Leav-
ittsburg 200, RaveHna $50. and arrtVinga at
Kent at 400 A. NJ.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-09-27

A Wyoming man discovered q satiss
factory solution OF the woman ques-
TOM the other day. His wife got
herself summoned as a juryman, leav-
ing the poor fellow to keephouse. He
nr0tested. but it was no use. She said
he would find out how nice It was
to stay at home and mindthe children
while she was loafing around the
courthouse as he used to do" The
man went home and hired a good
looking cook, and sent word to his
wife that he was getting along INST
rate. She got excused on the instant,
dropped in suddenly ct the house,
and in about five minutes that blonde
cook was seen making two-forty time
away from the premises, minus bel
chignon.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-09-27

A Connecticut school boy has writ
ten a composition on a horse, in which
he says it is animal, having four legs,
tone at each corner"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-09-27

$50 a. ~, Sundays excepted, from Leav-
ittsburg. stopping at Orangevi1e 80 ,Clarks-
Vile 7.O5. Greenville 40. Adamsville SIS.
Eyansburg $40, SuttOns $40, and arriving at
Meadvflle S.E A. NJ.
$40 A. H.. Sundays excepted. from Kent
Stopping at Ravenna 90, Freedom 10, Cal-
houn 500, Braceville so. Leavittsburg $50,
Warren 90, Baconsburg 9.45, BurghAl 1920,
O~rangevile 1870, Clarksvillell.O. SeenangO
1918, Greenvflie lbs. Adamsville lL5
Evansburg 1910 P. n, Suttons 1880. and ar
irving at Meadville Loo P. NJ.
$50 A. NJ Sundays excepted nom KENT
Stopping at Ravenna 500, Freedom so, Cal
houn 9.l0. Braceville 9S, Leavittsburg 1910,
Warren lilo, B~aconsburg Is lBurRh1u lZ45
P. NJ, O~rangevflle Los, ~ShenangO2G5, Green
vile 2.A, Adamsvflle 3.25, E~vansburg 355,
Suttons 435. and arriving at Meadville 515
P. n.
$50 P. H., Sundays excepted, from Leav-
ittsburg. Arriving at Warren $40, Baeons-
burg 6.47, Burghill 7.30. O~rangeviLle q
GAINESVILLE SIS, Shenango eos, Greenv1le
els. Evansburg 1O.45, and arriving at Mead
Vile I1.45 P. NJ.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-09-27
Y E & FEED STABLE
r p BAssETT. WOULD IN

TT P BASSETT, WOULD IN
H. firm lie public that he has purchas-
sdI3 lot formerly occupied by the FRANK
I'm House barn, andhas erected thereon, one
OF the best and cOmmodious Livery Stables
in the state. The fact that ne mas a eOnNe-
nieut location. the best of livery stock gen
tlemanly and accommodating men IN ms
empIoy cannot fail TO win for his stable a
large share OF public patronage, NIL, WI
and as many new ones as viii = MN
with their patronage. Call and Sc Lne Lev
stable and examine the STOCK. FaEucllaL
borses Y0u cannot ind better enjoyment
ma riding in the new carriages, mace oy
Drennon q GOist, expressly for this stable
June 81 ISL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-09-27

Wilson, the condemned Connecti-
cut murderer, has stopped writing his
life. The Sheriff is expected to flush
it for him.
Handy thing-A glove.
Generally speaking-WOmen.
Enocke's comet will be along this
fall.
A fieeting show-A travelling cir
Gus
The neediewoman's exclamation
Ahem.
A time to run. When you are in a
hurry.
NOtuncommon- To see a gay young
widow err.
Boutwell, is a poor swimmer, bat he
can float a loan.
A New York clergyman is named
Hornblower.
The latest about Kossuth is that he
is studying botany.
In Tennessee a hotel-keeper is called
q " hash-miu boss"
Goughzis going to lecture two hun
dred nights next Winter.
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A bad text to read before the medi-
cal society: sin his disease A asought
not the Lord, but to the physicians
And Asa slept with his fathers"
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Abstract Of Tins Table. Adopted Hay Is, ISL
New and Improved Drawing Room and SLkkP.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-25
@iftise mtoteimea.

.{EIsft !fi&l @i4Fi5 'Tr g. /; ItE. ..!t' ~
Die 1tesri., tas BEN &raatteitss gift etne Na&ttt1 bxr&
Gtxsebsa sun Git t8esuet wereta tsnne, II faNa aut &C.
sf6trltd.. 'Sn ben lesteu spanjts Satrea Rno ut&t peatser
alt ipenat5 tefttse Cite tr mebjtstf&en ptarmaespae bin.
l,useflst eurte1. cit perbfn, IL tldnen portsuex etueeee.
Zen. beam a~nbernfaus Darbtu Re sas 2ebta fsfert j:rRartu
abar hlbat ataea Nenses trtasea Re f4lte6lt4 he nnbtl.
s.ueea Dtrsaas:x terssr.; - e satl1s, snt Der Dtaex'
f&aft ~sntstoer. al 6t,lmttttl rnd&te uas fala&eube Reaca'
nente as,upe, ia, pelae, udtreab Re Tie cine &raattt N.
ttsts4en, ben 6ameu f1r clue aa>ert flea Ne 81 ss4 f&ste-
,stse. tsaansaH UT. &etap btefa tdrdli&ea M.Steameute
iptsst T. Ib'tatnnt ans f44 seeea bk &rsriaetuuts&ea, nt
1oaefter's aRaaen'Dtttets, taxsdtAsxsss. NIB &c.
s~dsnssmttd,I sas Il fetuer7 III a. mnen{tssns
tstaeaseinltstu ?fditIt& ca Q eta abtb etI5sst-
tdlt. drfeais Hsb GttatFnitt + Sefee1 6eseT sDeAfaettr
saseseabtt; Bromide Q potassium, ststn Rtrstaldsea;
etsaats utS BAuftsrtt ssts.nl auseneae 3txfxat.sdt !;
Qutdelts IN W t&tebtset!tt 8 :rsen 6eseueetedsbea; az.
sth,s1. 1rll D,tuR-1 et,aeate sese1E 64@tsFse astt ~ ~
leat tt1etstutAa Nr,sees 81, 4,tIasad y. BE steaes.
n1tatea &raas>tteal sst4t il tttstd4eR a t ieses tsafassa
ssasetsbAfAtRxrifht0suiis acknowledgements, sat
lttss 4 ~ = seaSssltA ash.s6 a e.aI Gstassn II. hi
asAtDas q Int Il 9essstssrtl4fett aaf u nt1antt, e.
= tsssSsa. 1tiei tf Hitestns u. Aees fdbe stla
~ DtHnaass ssssfis6ea,a @ 'lessffttaaD 1AllMlttt1s IN oVsssa, "a.
~ 1ulaafk MAAttsss19 4jstbsfs sagtsfllllbt4ss
ST. 80 e I. re s;,::t:s :. 8. 81
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re- tt.]
, @tnuna, II. MGra, 1871.

Lae5GE ~s~0 49,
I'm BE Rspallipn ber @taotss 3eituna !,
kg9laadd 8erf@ten BET 2a1bleute f5nne,i
pit Ausi&ten fir cine CUTE Grnte inSu1,
fern Qeuntp nidt better fem; Btaanfti9t
bur9 anbaltenbes id1nes @etter aeee{ss
ben pie Saatet oortrefRi9 unp tpa&len
ltbr @ntQ.~ Au@ unlere @tapt bietet in
ibrem rei&en, 8rinen Battle-Ground, UNI
9eber BON ben NIT fril9em Grin bebed,
ten Blufs. einsr1 erfrti@enben Nnbltd.
81 Bauten lat, Ut reuer ffMi(flGppi
'Bride' ff9reiten r1itt9 nor&pdrtts' ,1,p Nib
befimn1t an9enomuten bab am fomnen>
BEN Somfag Der erfes @tienbabn3ugs:tie z
ielbe paiiren rpirb. Dielelbe bietet In III
rtr gollenbungf ~Yeil,e11 Stredt 'iiutpolanten
@nbltd unb trdst our Der(@Snerune Sperr
9auei@aftzni9tatrent bel. as.nz.saasagss,ass asz
llniere ct. 9ubertus> Singer finb bart
an tbtr &rbett UNI inter benepilpen Eau<<
Sen; Sic III btn bena@barten 9o3uusen
fi@ IN coloGalen 3uantitdten >,ieper9e>
laiIen baben,, tt4ldtis ai1f3urdutnen.' "slltu.
Sungtatett tpubl bemaHnet binaus uu'
mad speutBen Stunten1mi gutter 8euts
mieber' beiu13ufebren. c13'sc iT3,4 !Jh 49,
l1nfere @tabt miro btelen Spututtr I'M,
3pet ,pettere 5fentli@e @ebdube 'bert@ert
werbeu, udu1lt@ elm neues unb 1ubfan>
3teues, ben aniprRden 8enlsenbes@ ourt'
baus uub Gin County @efdnenib 4nebfl
@efan9enpdrter<@ obnuns. Der 8au
pes lebterena >pirp fofert in Nn9rtf &C.
rpl1t11et1t iue:ben. G&, .2hH} !: 3d.
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Die Der9eltuue fur Satnt=8 ensit

wv ~e<US<~""b wv
,#rGs 1T Elm enees 3immer9en in Der
'@nabe @t.s @eperin ~ Yaris: il M5bel
unp 0erbdnse ftno ebeale einfa@> al6
iauber. SIN @tntel tilt cine raIte ubr,
auf 8rettern fiue ettpa 3petbunoert alte
Bidder aufeeteQt ldmmtlt@ tbrsm Sn:
balte nod, pdpa9o8il9t @@rtfen. &n
BEN Gen0er bat Der 8ewobner tlpes
3tmmerS 3wetI 9rube Bauer an9ebra@t,
pe'@e @59el beberberser, bic muter tauf>
unb ablpsinaen. Das Genfter 1T often,
neben oemlelben fbtaetne Grau, biz etpa
ntunuuoter;i8 Sabre alt lein, aber nod
thinner fit bQbla eelten fam. 70 Sbre
ld6uen 6uare fnb balb unter etuera flei<
men blenttuelwetb Wibe 9ebprgen, ib,e
Au9sn ,betradteteu1eiu 6anp>
artsit, tpel@e ie jmil9en ibrenH Gin8err
bilt.,1 Nod siniee 2Stt&e tbutdte IN bic
Stideret p%ann--als tdmtr tbr gang an
pere @epanten, tdet fie Die Nrbett fallen
1np ftarrtttrduunene gut Dede tbess t!et<
net, 3iuuers eutppr.4 SIN bteier@ telun9
perwetlenb b5rte fe 1t&t btei S@ritte
einte Mannes, Der TT has @eua@ Sc
treten, letie ftinen Stod unb Out abSt>
.leet unb f@ atbr :9endtert bat. aIGD Del
Maur 1T etrtet Sabre alter SulS bic
Grau bat lau9e8, 9latt anlte8enbes9 aar,,
eft, outmHfbfne6 su1b inteIiaente6W e1fdt5
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Brutalttdt.-Gin @fanbinanier
III SlmRep Counts, fpannte feline eiaene
Grau NIT etnetn S&fen pot ben ,pRue.
tpelden er. als 6err Der @@5pfun0 Yor
fd bertrieb. Sim 3peiten Sage bate f@
Die unelldlide bur@ uber9roee Mnfren<
sun9 tnnere @erlebun9e1 3u8esose1 unb
tpar iben ra9 &pent9en @tunoen cine
2tt9e.% 9ofentlt@ >piro bic @ronbS urp
iene8 Counties f@ bieieS Sales anneb<
men unp Der 8arbar Der 9ere&ten Strafe
nt@t ent9eben. "'-1 '.r
-Die County GommtlFoners berpil>
lieten $500! fit MuSbe0erune Der, ct.
paul u.St. MntbonsS trabt welae no@
ben {G5air @rpunpS f1brt.
""-- Das @runpei9entbum Der erf1en
preSbyterianer &irde an Der 3ten@ tra6e
an Germ 3. DalrYmple, ben 0rp6en
'.@tnnefota Garuner, fir $4,000 perfauft
rtreroen, uno miro eerlelbe nod in btelem
SABRE etueu 9robenr @elddfts Blcd
auf penfelben errt@ten. "
.,,s. -@taetanpalt@ orman Bat ben R1tti=
l&en S@abmeifer, 9errn Gid 'i%nitrutrt.
bic fdutsen 3inlen auf bic Bonbs Der
Supertpr 8abn nidt eber ausSu3ablen,
ta4las;bis bic '8onofra9e eno9tltt9 pur@
''tbfe @upren,e Court entlaieoen 1T.
- @so. $. Meeeuter Gin juneer Mb>
ppfat tn &eotpooo purce lebten Dtenita8
in 8eaper Sails unter Der Nnfla9e Sc
1@dft6leute beldminbelt III baben per<
baftet uno ba ct feline Blrel&aft Ieil}en
tonnte aa@ Dem @ountY @efdn9nib 9e>
Gin t1bmtl9es Mdo9en> uneefdbr
10 Sabre alt feel lebten Greitas IN BET
Ndbe be8 9auie6 gum 9uten 9trten ben
aetlen 8er9 binab' nno brad oa6 Sc
Md. ".'.'' q. ~.4 ~ J. 4.;.',~| Z,
+. = @puperneur &u1ttn bat. sen benz
@eneralr Qancamte brei lpsttere 8efibtitel
fir 259,909 older @umpFdneereten erz
balten, >pelde ben, yStaate inter Der
@ensreb &fte Don IL. Mdr3 1860 ,u<
fallen. .., u g.
-. s. Gaylur's neue 9uu,ber Uarb
1T an Der A., 3wii@en GroEfliu< unp: &r<
DANCES trabe. ''.,: $780,: @"E
Der Stabtr ats bie1t eeitern cine
,Spe3tal SeiGon in mel&er rer @taotclert
'beauftraat >puroe 3ablun9s< gnweiiuu9en
fit aue Htdnuneen aus3ufeQeu welae
,,tta Dato bepiQi9t >purpen. '.''1"
IT ~ 9err Grit. S@mol3 ,eer, eoulante
@irtb ees sWtunelota Gbales bat gut
@orfeter oes pfnef Be0ea fit ond@fen
8 N 4 a Abenp in ietner, 2ofale et>
men 9emdtbli@en Ball Yerantaltet. Mau
:lele-bte &njetse. m,1e, u. a.: d.. .".i
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or9aniftrt tperoeH. 2"~:&i SAT-. so =
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Tut..} ILL., -E4T|Et. 'Itty u "
Gin Mann Namens @abbau unp feline
@eurtifane purren 5uL: i, 500 @trafe
unb Soften p%erurtbeilt. s~,
Gilbert BpwmAt1 unp Elm liberltaes
8eibsbilc wel&es In ieiner @eleqi&aft
9efunben wuroe 3ablten fiji, eine1 &aul@
uno unorpentlt&es Betrasen auf Der
@ta6e je $40. uno Soften.
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[@m mS@teun !. r,lnrle.rr. ttpesrrtIben .&unoeu
an3eisen, pab mir wteDer Don ben iebr
bilieen farbiBeu Mlpaeas CCnrur IS Gents
yer GARD etnen 8roben @orratb babet''
5eIe Dorben fdrs Grdbjabr 8ett9net.
@@marae @etoe bic rir leBtes Spdt:
iabr III $3.50 perfauften, rpeypeat1, lest bet 4
unS ~ 5000 perfauft.
;Wir t5nnten nod bunbtrte BON Nrttz
feln nennen, tuenr, ptr nt&t ~iibten,} oab
infer 6aus aueen,etn ale bas biQfSie
tut Staate befannt 1T. Gin 8eweisi Der
9roeen 3unabnte in unitrn 8ertdufen III
Der, baB mtr leBteS uno biefes 9atr
9eatpuugen rpuren, unier 2ofal' bebeuteno
81 persr5bera. ~>' Il II. ~: .''.%!i5
@ir rperben es ben 8duferr 3un, 0ot>
tbeil MADDEN, ,penn fit, bet ura Sorlpre<
den ebe fe tbre Gintdufe no anberS! ma,
@en> Deutf&e fno tmu,er int Stort une
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fir Rnabeu uub5 errentletbune. sen rs Geuts an. Gin terrl.
Dies enforcement BON 1ribtatrS Galteu's, f&6ne ueue @ttaer,
Otn8tauns e. ~, mas NIT Aaes ~ rett ~utebrt8ern 9retfen
atS felt 10 Sabren bere&nei v~sriaufen.
Dtaeauneea rerbea NIT tdeneertr esr9falt efeetutrt. !.
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ct. Naul marft Bertdbt.

@els 8sri DIT, pS@enti@ selieftrt RON ter teut.
f&ea 8ant uub De&ia.@ei&dft bon Dapfun u.
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The New York herald., 1871-04-02
"1oni Soft Qui NAL y Pensc.o

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Two most absurd figures OF the present day are
First, the Baptists, weeping In sanctimonious woe,
because Ewes fairest daughters persist, certain
occasions In showing their rounded shoulders and
classic arms to admiring world thereby courting
the devil and their own inevitable ruin Then the
Methodists, howng In dreadful concert over the
sin of dancing, proclaming 1t q device OF the evil
one and special for unsuspecting virtue, and
denounce the ballroom, declaring It's moor the road
direct hell, along which, to the sound OF unsprit-
ual music. dance the young Of to-day fol-
lowed, or course, by oil those unfortunate
Old martyrs who sit In odd corners, waiting
I'm utter misery for their several young charges,
while they, poor, short sighted mortals, never
seem TO think that heaven Will cast them out should
their dress pe cut inch lower than usual or their
arms be seen above the elbow. Think, OH mis-
guided young woman, OF the look OF displeasure
that must cross the divine face shohld you appear
at Madame AIS ball in dress cut low In the neck;
and you, Young man, dare Won ask your sister 10
try the '3ostonn with you when tell you IL Is pro.
hibited ab0ve2 (perhaps because OF us ninhel
Pause n moment; 10 were better that you should
turn from the ballr0om--that "nothouse OF neil'-
and with some kindred spirits spend the night In
roung with low women, or gaming, drinking or
anything In fact, except dancing That, remember,
l. the most carna SIN OF all at least just AZ present
II IL. IL Is not impossible that some day the clclRy
may 1nd out that young men ana women employ
their time IN way tnat savofs much less ol heaven
than dancing. ana that they can walk To nell rather
faster than they can dance 10 the same place, and
That however nicely covered woman's breast may
be outward pfOpricty ~ nO'vOuc.er Tor inward
purity. II Is absurd TO quote Scripture either for
against sucn thing. society decides wuat ts