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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-29
MOT one Caeer for Grant.

General Grants name was mentioned
only once at the great Greeley meeting
on Monday evening, and that was by Mr..
Greeley himself The word was kindly
spoken, but it was received IN total silence;
not cheer was given, though the vast as
semblage was mainly composed of Repub-
licans What q contrast between this cold
indifference toward the President, notWith-
standing all the offices he has to bestow
and the enthusiasm with which the simple
farmer of fChappaqua Greeley was received
and welcomed E 7-l a- l
President Grant no longer has a follow
ing among the Republicans of New York,
except among the ofhceholders, and they
are not for him except for the time being.
His inconceiyable- stupidity. in breaking
the Republican party to pieces; his cor
ruption IN appointing men to office who
had given, him presents; his appointing and
quartering his own worthless relations up
on the Treasury; his betrayal of the Gu
bans to the Spanish slave-traders in con-
sequence of money paid to Sidney Web
ster and his elevation of a convicted bribe
taker to high Office in the State Depart
ment, have disgusted honest Republicans
with him. His administration is the most
indecent ever witnessed in this country.
May Its like never. be seen again
~ Y Sur.
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lands to corporations and monopoli es, and
having originated the policy Of granting
homesteads to actual settlers. we declare
that the public domain should be kept for
our laboring population.
sixth, We are in favor Of the adoption of
a system of civil service reform and we in
dorse heartily the action of President
Grant in selecting the commissioners under
the recent so called civil service act,
Seventh, We unite with our fellow citi-
zens every portion Of the Union in The
hope that the enmiLies and resentments of
the war may be speedily ended, and that
the day may soon come when in every
State every citizen may be safe in life,
person, property and civil rights, and may
have the equal protection of the laws, 30
that no man who was loyal to the Union
during the great struggle may for that
reason be the victim of persecution, and
so that some encouragement may be offer
ed for the removal in all proper cases ol
the political disabilities imposed for par
ticipation in the rebellion.
Eighth, We recommend the calling Of q
Convention to amend the Constitution oi
the State Ee..
Ninth. We express our unqualified ap-
proval of the administration of our pres
ent State Executive, Governor r. B
Hayes, and assure him our verdict is
well done, good and faithful se==ant - y
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z.-cs Eo g7-yaI edj rsL = 1igr--riI a-55
HOofiandss5 $ 55 - ..,..4 r ....5.. +5s {
81 German a Bitters,
Hoofland's sl :5a'. Y .l.-. : .. g 81 E.
g e German III Tonic,
p. o. 5y s-(sl5 T-2-- "a s75 -
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Hollands :.
l 81 Podoph1ylIlin u Pill, III,
Hooianfs Greek Oil,
= 30 ~rt-'ra
HO0FLAND,S GERMAN BITTERS,

o. . 2 -a4.----'- -
Are free fro. all othe q 1t is composed Of
the pure juices ;. VITAL ,EEcIPLE ROOTs, HEEss,
AND BAzks t6F as niediciialIy termed extracts
the worthless OF iuert portions OF the ingredients
not being used. Therefore, in one bottle Of this
Bitters there is contained a. much medicinal
virtue win be iound,in several gallons Of ordi-
nary mixture. The Roots, &e., used in this Bit
tiers are grownin Germany, their vital principles
extracted in that country by scientific Chemist
and forwarded to the mandatory in this city,
where they are compounded and bottled. Con-
tanning no spurious ingredients, this Bitters is
free frem the objections urged against all others
desire for stimulants can he induced from
their use, they cannot make drunkards, and can
not under any circumstances have. any hnt a ben
efcial effect.
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PLATFORM OF Republican state Con.


PLATFORM OF Republican state Con.
81 VentIOn.
ResoZued, By the Republicans of Ohio,
in Convention assembled, as follows: First,
the Republican party of the United States
may well challenge the admiration and
confidence of the country for ITS patriot
ism, courage and wisdom n preserving the
Union Of the States for its justice, firm
ness, magnanimty in establishing over all
the people, liberty and equality before the
law; for its gratitude and generous pro-
vision, for the national defenders and PEN
sioners for its inviolate homer and good
faith toward the national creditors, and
generally for its successful administration
of public affairs, as well IN peace as IN
war
Second, We not only recognize the
Thirteenth Fourteenth and Fifteenth,
Amendments to the Constitution of the
United States as accomplished facts, but
also as Just, wise and valid articles of or
ganic law, to be jealously defended and
enforced as parts of the Constitution now,
henceforth and forever.
Third, As it will be necessary and desi-
rable to obtain from duties on imports a
large portion of the revenues needed to
defray the expenses of the government to
pay the interest on the national debt. and
the principal as it natures, such duties
should be so adjusted as not to prejudice
but to promote the interests of every sec
ton and branch of industry as tar as may
be possible.
Fourth, The present administration of
the national government has vindicated
its right to the continued confidence of the
people; its success has been illustrated in
the impartial execution of the laws, IN its
faithfulness, honesty and economy in the
collection of the public revenues, and IN
the expenses of the government, that
while taxation has been reduced to the ex-
tent of one hundred millions of dollars per
year. the national debt has been iiquidated
to the amount of over two hundred and
thirty millions, a reduction unparalleled
in history; the administration has been
equally successful in the management of
our foreign relations and has achieved the
lmperlshable honor in the settlement OF
our differences with Great Britain upon
| terms creditahle to both countries, as en-
| bodied in the Treaty of Washington; the
head of an Administration thus distin-
| Quished bysuccess and craftsmanship Is
Justly entitled to be regarded as awlse and
| careful civil magistrate, and his uniform
Difference to public sentiment shows him
| To he one whom the country may trust
! having fully redeemed the pledge he made
! before entering upon the duties OF chief
| magistrate, that he would have no policy
of his own to enforce against the will Of
THE people.
the policy of granting sibsides of public
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The I'n e " T. ; Ssiisss;sss- sTGsssssss Esass1

-. s--t.HirA-A I-Htns ~ roo
At a meeting Of the CINCINNATI Board Of
Trade on Monday last week, Mr.. GTSes-
beck said ~ s15 uof v1ls d5aa
Mr.. CHAIRMKN--I have not come here
with the expectation Of making any re-
marks 10 this meeting, and am free 10
cay that on Occasions like1this NV oVn
views incline 10 silence rat her than "a any
noise. have come here Is others have
come, in order 10 unite in expressions of
sorrow over this great bereavement. this
family bereavement, this social. bereave-
ment, this bereavement Of this State, and
in my Judgment ofthe Bnifed States. l-sg
We have lost in most unsatisfactory
manner, distinguished and valuable -citi-
zen. / knew Mr.. Valland CHAM many years
ago, and quite Intimately He and ] en-
tered Congress. aanngt the SANS term He
continued there andaI was left at home.
But more recently, and in the last two
months, I have come 10 take a renewed and
profound interest IN the views and plans
which he5entertained / don't propose on
an occasion like this Of sorrow and bsueaVe-
ment to make any lengthy illusions to the
political or party life Of Mr. lfahdiehaln.
This blow is felt by all, and I think With
out exception, bwe are reGd9reto say that
he was brave honest able. and pSInotic.
And know, Mr.. Chairman; that Il his life
had been spared, chat life, so [nlT OF strength
and vigorAand lit IS no specuiationMhe
would have demonstrated TO thspeopl6 6f
Ohio and Of the country his purpose. the
integrity Of hls purpose; also, his patriot
ism, and his love of the State and Of the
country at large. | have these imLressi-
ons in regard to him. ! have uttered them
elsewhere; aud it.is my duty as il Is Of
all, over one stricken down so unnecessary
ly, so Enthusiastically, . 10 render TO him
the proper tJ5bpteIfoF the virtues which
we all know he possessed. 3 t--n-,a
/ have seen Mr., Yallandigham several
times during the last month, have heard
him talk, ard have known his desire TO
serve his country. BE had no mean am
bition. de was a great man, Of great in
tellect an hepest man and nothing mean
was harbored by him. ~. riia-r -e--. ~.
HIS death -was such waste Of valuable
and promising life that ] confess ] can
hardly be reeoncilsd to it, Ithas shocked
the people thropghput this State and ma
tion; and am glad to see The unanimous,
unqualified and generous tribute paid 10
his known qnalltlye of ability Mr. Groes-
beck's voice tyem bled here-Rep.l J, brave
| Ty, and integrity II never entered into
my Imagination that he was not honest
and patriotic i Had any outside enemy
even dared TO tonch. the hem of his coun-
try's garment with evil intent, you would
have seen, such an exhibition of patriotism
as would have astonishe ed,all,, But brother
| fighting against brother-nalnon against
PgthiasTEhet was another matter with
| this man, - M ll.
He was all l have SAID he was; and he
was even more. -
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Will the income tax be continued?
Most assutedly it. will, if the Republican
managers in Congress- think the people.
will submit TO it. Their course IN respect
to It has from the beginning been worthy
of gang of -repudiators. In 1862, when
the tax was 6tst imposed, they voted that
itsshould dTcnp3inu& tall June 3d. 1856, and
no longer NsxtsotWo years later. they
voted that it should continue till 1870,
and no 5on9er; and finally in 1870 they
irspddiated theisCfofmer pledges and voted
that it should continue for the years 1870
aud 1871 and 40 longer. Next, IN 1871,
they will, il they dare, vote that it skaIl
be continued till 1873 or 1874, and no
longer, and 50 on. Ne reliance can be
placed upon any declaration or any pledge
of the Republican majority in Congress re-
specting this subject. There is no safety
except in forcing them tokeep their agree
ment by persistent agitation
The income tax is clearly unconstitu-
tional, and its eexaetion, without any ne
-eessity forit, OF any reason except the
foolish whimiof paying the debt before 1t
| is due, is nothing better than robbery un-
der the form Of law Of Congress.-M y
San. aai
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GEO. D. HARTER & BRO,
BaulEers--East Tusearawas street, Canton, Ohio
Receive Deposits. Loan Money, buy Gold, Sil-
yer, Boads and Compound Interest Notes. Ex-
change bought and sold . i.l .-r.LgsEiE I'll.
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1t is not necessary to take a handful OF these
Pitts to produce the desired effect; tive of them
act quickly and powerfully, cleansing the Liver,
Stomach and Bowels of all impurities, The prin-
cipAl ingredient is PodophyIin, or the Alcoholic
Extract of Mandrake, which is by many times
more Powerful. Acting. and Searching. than the
Mandrake itself Its peculiar action is upon the
Liver, cleaning it speedily from ali distractions
wi,h all the pswer OF Mercury yet free from the
injurious results attached to the use of that min
erals
In cases of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. and
extreme COstiveness. DR.. HOoaand's German Bit
ters or Tonic should be used in connection with
the Pills The tonic effects of the Bitters or Tonic
builds up the system. The Bitters or Tonic Pu-
rifles the Blood strengthens the nerves, regulates
the LiAer, and gives, strength, energy and vigOr.
Keep your Bowels active with the Pills, and
tone up the system with Bitters or Tonic. and no
disease can retain its hold, or ever assaiI you
These Medicines are sold by all Drugeistes and
Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
RecoUect that it Is DR. HoOFLAND's GERMAN REM
rDrEs that are so universally used and highly rec
commended; and do not allow the Druggist to in
duce you to take anything else that he may say is
ust as good because he makes larger profit on
it. These Remedies will be sent by express to
any locality, upon application to the PRINCIPAL
OFFICE. at the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE
yal ARCH STREET, PHI 'ADELPHIA.
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[From the Golden Age, June "a.
Philosopher TfIGOn Thinks Grant has
HAD Enough,


philosopher TIIGOn Thinks Grant has
Had Enough.
While we would not take away a single
military laurel from the brow Of President
Grant, yet on the other hand we would
not invest him a second time with the
civic crown. To nominate him anew
would set a thousand orators to telling
over again, in sharp and fiery President
ial campaign, the whole story of the bloody
feud between tie North and the South.
Such campaign would awaken an enmity
which ought never again to be revived. /
The denomination of Gen. Grant would
necessarily revive it. But the presenta-
ton. of Mr.. Greeley's name TO the South
would be tender of fraternal kindliness
and the oblivion of civil strife, We are OF
the firm opinion that Mr.. Greeley's elec-
tion to the Presidency would do more TO
invite the North and South into league
of amity than we can reasonably hope for
from any other candidate This Is the
leading reason which, together with many
others, has induced US to lend our SYM
pathies, thus in advance, to the prospective
candidacy of this great-hearted and hu-
name statesman.
We are not opposed to President Grant
we simply want his civil services to close
with his present term. No one can point
to any word of bitterness which we have
ever uttered against either his military OF
civil record. He is an honest man, who
has done as much of his duty as he has
had knowledge or ability to do. But his
administration has not been such a sucr
cess as to entitle it TO be repeated. Ac-
cordingly we cannot join the claquers who
want him to sing his song, or play his part
twice over Once Is enough.
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HoOHand's German Tonic

Was compounded for those not inclined to ex
treme bitters, and is intended for use ia cases
when some alcoholic stimuIant il required in
connection with the Tonic properties of the Bit
ters, Each bottle of the Tonic contains one bot
tie of the Bitters, combined with pure SANTA CRUZ
RUN. and favored in such a manner that the ex-
trems bitterness of the Bitters is overcome,
forming a preparation highly agreeable and
pleasant to the palai and containing the medici-
nal virtues of the Bitters The price of the Tonic
$3.50 per bottle, which many persons think too
high. They musttslRintO consideration that the
stimulant used is guaranteed to be of pure
quality. pure article could be furnished at a
cheaper price, bnt is it not better to pay little
more and have good article? A medicinal prep
aration should contain none but the best ingredi-
ents, and they who expect to obtain a cheap com
pound will most certainly be cheated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-29

Read the following symptoms.
Constipation Flatulenee, Inward Piles, Fulness
of Blood to the-Head, Aeidity OF the Stomach
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Foop, Fulness or
Weight in the Stomach, Sour Erucations, Sinking
or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swim
ming of the Head. Hurried or Dificult Breathin g
Fiuttering at the Heart Choking or suffoeating
Sensations when in Lying Posture. Dimness OF
Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight Dull Pain
in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellow
ness Of the Skin and Eyes Pain in the Side, Back
Chest, Limbs &C.. Sudden Fiushes.of Heat, Burn
ing in the Flesh Constant Innsginings of Eyi, and
Great Depression of Spirits. All these indicate
Disease of the Liver or Digestive Organs, com
bined with Impure Blood.
oThe use Of the Bitters or Tonic will soon eause
the above symptoms to disappear, and the patient
will become well and healthy.
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From Frank Leslies Illustrated Newspaper.
Grants Frantic Effort for RenOmIna

IIOn.
General Grant has done, and is doing,
more to distract and injure the party that
elected him than Davis & Co. can do to
disturb and thwart the party with which
they profess to act The hankering for a
renomination-that madness which has
been the political death of so many Of our
Presidents, accidental and otherwise-has
seized on General Grant, and RACES with
astonishing Virulence. Panderers and par
asites he has about him IN abundance, who
persuade him TO favor themselves and
their friends to the exclusion of the better
men who will not stoop to subserViency,
and are thus building up hostility in the
Republican radks not the less dangerous
to General Grant and his party becac>5TI
fiuds little open expression. 81 b. .-e.7 4
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THE, World says Mr.. Boutwellis, new
loan "is Undoubtedly q failure only
$50 ,000000 of the five per cents having
found purchasers. ~ Batthe Tribune takes
another Vieysof the matter. ''Wedonot."
says that paper. regard u as failure.
have been converted into .fVes. saving
500, cooper annnm 10 the country. There
win not be much grumbling if Mr. Boat-
well Keeps nfaailiug in this say
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-29

NEW YORK, June 16.-The trlumphal
entry OF the army and the inauguration Of
the equestrian statue of King Frederick
William III took place to-day in exact
accordance with the programme given in
the Imperial proclamation of the 18th
The weather was most favorable for dis
play, and the city was crowded with peo-
pie, who have been thronging hither for
the past fortnight. The streets on the
line of march were superbly decorated and
on the public squares trlumphal arches
were raised and platforms erected to -ac-
commodate the thousands Of spectators
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Teachers, Examination.

A SPECIAL examination of applicants Tor
~ teachers certificates VIII be held in Alliance
on Saturday March 18th, and one IN Masslllon ON
SATURDAY.. 'Aprii 18th Regular examinations in
Canton on the hrst Saturday OF eaeh montn. Inc
ed tlsnt from this date they viii neither extend
ertfficates, NOR date them back, nor renew them
Without examinationin any case WhateYerl 3 b
= -7-I--rI T-Il-'l-- BY order Of i1x aEnlners, =
Z Insr9Ws T7r --T- ~ D.sWohIEH Clerk.
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TkltoRiEa.
flIEORS' TRIMMINGS.

I'D Floor Of Hane Block,
East TuscarRwRs street, whore he viii be happy
to meet all those who may desire any Of his Work
or Goods, which he warrants as STYLISH, 1DU-
RABLE and CHEAP, If not more so, as any other
Ia the city, for the reason that do not pay a
thousand dollars year rent, and hence can afford
10 sell cheaper. i also do my own QUITTING, and
pay no thousand dollars for that. 81 Please re-
member, and give me a trial. W A WHITE
Canton, April IS, ls7I-tf # f.
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DIR. Hooaand,s ,sreek Oil.
LIGHTNING CURE FOR ALL
KINDS OF PAINS i& ACHES.

APPLIED E-rERNAILY--t will cure all kinds of
Pains and Aches, such as rheumatism, Neural
gia, Toot ache, chilblains, sprains. Bruises,
Frost Bies, Headaches. Pains in the Back and
Loins .ius in the Joints or Limbs. stings of In
seets, RIngwoIms, &c. II -rr-5E 5l .
TAKEN IETERNALIT.-It win cure Kidney Com
plants, BacisUehss, Sick Headache. Collie, Dysen-
terry, DiarrhOea, Cholera Infantum, Cholera Nor
bus. Cramps and Pains in the Stomach. Fever and
Ague, Coughs. Colds, Asthms, etc.
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fiANEYER

~ eeler An American and Foreign Watches Cocks
and tltne loods-North west corner
Il "a P1ibilc SQUARE Canton, Ohio RepaTiDS neat-
~ editiensly and satisfactortly done. u
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Hon. ALExANDER H. STEPHENS has
become the political editor and proprietor
of the Atlanta [Ga, Daily SisH He re-
mains at home and edits the paper from
tbara l ~ 9l ~ .-'. i4l !
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CHAS. N. Evans. Proprietor.
Formerly C. n JACKSON & co.

These Remedies are for Sale By Druggists, Store,
eepsrs and MsdieineDvaiers sVsrylOhsrs tArsHghOHt
ne UsitOd States. cansias. SOuth Ameriea. G1'i ne
H5sf ladies. 27yT
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e s1a1pAola R. s. SHIELDS, -.
Attorney AZ Law, Canton Ohio. once In Engle
: Biock f2d fl0orl over Geeting A Rncher.s store
July9I 7o-tf
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~ 'L S.&E.S. MEYER, .-,-,,
Attorneys at Law, Canton, Ohio. Once In Danna-
mIIIcsa NeW Bnilding. near Public Square.
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& had : RAFFb & BALDWIN, -I s.'s-l
Attorasys a. LAW, Canton. ohio.-ohaoe in the
Eagle Block, up stairsyI ian6 'Ioef
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WILLIAM A. LYNCH,
soTT0s WINTRRHALFER.

'-isz OTTO -MlNfERHAB1E LII. --l.
.retical W6tchinalZ er and Jewelers and Dealer In
Watches; Clocks Jewelry and SliVersaMfe az g. Ee- E
Block, Canton, Ohio ef-G q lz--seesos-l
p DEUBLE & BROTHER, 49,.
.Ylea,.sra IN watebes Clocks Jewelry, Sifyerware,
- acl east side or Pubic Square, Canton, Ohio
e RautIflng done on short netiee- 11 ae1-l ]
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The Onost Po5eJ4, get Innocent Vegetable Catharte
knOl1R.
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q bslasH.. AMERICAN HOTEL. l
BY A. 1. Rothaeler, East Tusearawas street.
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WOnderGnlPogersO OflLemory-A Rlfad
Man With Facgi1ies DtfIspIt 20 Ex.
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Once was young and han'some-I was, upon my
SOUL
Once my checks was roses, my eyes as black as
coal;
And I'can't remember, in them days. of hearin'
For any kind OF a reason, that was in their Vay.
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Whatt, is the use of heaPin' on M, Pauper's
shame3
Am lazy or crazy? am blind or lame?
True, am not so supple, nor yet so awful stout :
But charity amt no favor if one can live without
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.ss So W, & A, MCKINLEY,
Attoraeys a. CaW-Oaice ln-E Eagle Block. over Ma
tional Bank. Canton, Ohio. June 2e61
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am Willin' an anxious an ready any day
To work for decent livin' an pay an honest way
For can earn my victuals, an more, too, I'll be
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IfanybOdy only is wtIlin' to have me round.
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RnWIN SMITH

Phol6grnpher. &c--P Particular attentlon given to
. copying and eniarging pictures, Oval Frames
G zNatksWsTs Block, South Marlcet street. Canton,
Vhio. n ~ .H 20. n JunelSoeu-
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s6I M.G. McGREGOR,
Attorney At Law, and General Collecting Agent,
Carthage, Jasper county. Missouri. oct2au
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VOLUME ss.:.

STe PAuL's EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Corner Of Tenth and Poplar streets, sunday
Sunday school, O'Clock p n. Thursday eve
= ming Bectufe. ~ o'clock. - 4
a.,-l-s m, REV. JAS. Q. nAVERTY, Rector 1
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ssit.baogs CT. GEIGER, s
Druggist, East tTiscarawas street. Canton Ohio,