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GIVEN Up IS Lost.

The second thinsis tli Iqents NUT stay in varr,
l. must he prevented O cure can not 81. 'Hacted.
the country in Tie fGi aad winter season. are ali
WRONG. Physci,l4s wh2 reconngn1 tla' g nr,e in.9
yet. because they are IN ta house they aust ny ii
and as fast as the strength viii boar - cr; up GOOD
circulation Of blood. The patients must Seop IN god
deal to do with the uPPe!t, and is the great point 70
10 despair Of cure after such evidence o. is posi-
bty IN the worst casss Gnd Ilg,I cr.ih,T.{ ~ 80
to the Faculty Of his own cure was in these modest
Many years ago / was in the last stages Of cor
sumption; eoniined T. my bed ana at on" time my
like drowning man cntching ut straw. hearl "t
ana % h S5theI d if py pyeIgT I ~ E,n TOY " Ter n, T.
seemed TO that c uld feel them penetrate my
lungs ana l wou1 Spit M more tan pint ii ofIeE-
siye yellow matter every rl"r.l i.r 4 long time.
pains and night svents ul herun To leave ne. and my
icould keep from eating 10 much. l soon gained ny
FtTenEtn @ sa Ynf hage ., fTnT3 IL G4 % GyTG .ir
ed the Doctor, then looking Ike uore skeleton;
eht weight is Two hundred ard twcnty.iiTe 3 Pnrd,,
and for years have enjoyed uninterrupted health
TO Nev-York and Boston. Iis or his son. Dr. J. ~.
once 10 Is Tcrth sixth sreef, phaScrhia erery
Saturday from 4: N. 20 3 IN. Those who wish a
charged s.. The Rcspiromcter declares the exact
condition of the lungs ana Iuterts Gun readily learn
whether they are cUrlblc or not.
The directions for taking tire med cinCS nrc adapted
to enelligence even OF u child 7, How these dircc-
tiOns, and kind Nature viii do the executing that
In some cases the Mandrake I'is to he taken in
increased doses; the three medicines reed other
Accomplishments than the ample iUsuuct.on that ac-
company them: First crente appetite. OF returning
health, hunger IL the most welcome symptom. when
1t comes as it will come let the dcsJarrg be
of good cheer Good blood ct once follows the cough
l0dsens, the night sweat is ubated. In short time
both of these morbid symptoms are gone forever.
DIR. Schenck's medicines constantly Kent in tens
of thousands of families. As laxative or purgGvc,
the Mandrake Pills standard preparation whilo
the Pulmonc Syrup q of coughs and colds,
may be regarded as prophyactcric against consump
finn in any of its forms. a
%Price Of the Pulmonic syrup and sca-wccd Tic
sl50 a bottle $50 half du2cu. Mandrake pills,
25 cents box. For sale By al druggists and dealers
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tion be rendered to the people Of Wayne for
their abundant hospitality and to Mr.. and
Mrs McGranahan for their happy efforts in
leading us in sacred song.
The Secretary was instructed to offer the
county papers an abstract Of our proceedings
for publication
At about o'clock the Association adjourn
ed 4; the members congiatulating each other
with the very pleasant and profitable meeting
held. WV. 7. MILLIKAN. Sec'Y.
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Ex-PREsIDENT PIERCE, of Western Reserve
College, died at his residence in Hudson,
Summit county, on Sunday evening last. 1t
will be remembered that he was identified for
many years with the institution named, and
most OF its early character and usefulness was
due to his influence and management He
was the immediate predecessor of the present
chief officer-Prest. HITcHooCK His age is
not given, but he must have been living on
borrowed time-having passed the ordinary
allotment and boundary of man.
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Rail Road Matters.

"BIG WITH THE FATE OF CESAR AND OF
RoME."-Our railroad matters though not fix
ed beyond peradvcnture, are in quite a hopeful
and rather satisfactory shape. The prospect
of one road at least seems about rs certain as
any future event. The Lake Shore & Mich
Southern Company are in earnest for compile
ton of the jamestown Branch, and their earn
estness admits of little delay that it is possible
to avoid. The old agreement and bond of our
citizens to furnish right of way-all of which,
remaining unfulflled being that between the
station aud the Harbor-is now the only con-
dition upon which the immediate finishing OF
the line depends. The Directors of the Compa-
ny through their agent Hon p. H. WATsON,as
sert their desire to comply Il once with their
part of the agreement-that of building the
road. 1t is determined among our citizens
that the terms of the bond shall be compli-
ed WITH and contracts have been signed by
parties holding the property along the propos-
ed lines, and depot and dock area at the Har-
Dor, for their use and enjoyment, and the
thing is in q condition for acceptance at any
time when demanded. During temporary
absence of the gentleman who is to decide up
on the satisfactory character of the provisions
made there has been little fnessing among
citizens and land holders about which side OF
the creek shall be used. The East side it was
supposed had been fixed upon, but the large
proportion are in favor of the West side. But
these are incidental questions that will moi
stand in the way of the main one. The l.. S
Company are not tenacious, and will accom-
modute themselves to the choice Of our citi
zens, as there is, we understand, ample terrific
| for its accommodation ON either side. Tht
gentleman who acts for the L. S. Company il
this business, is one of our own citizens il
whom all have unwavering confidence, anC
what he proposes to do, we feel assured
lie will perform with scrupulous manliness
ana honor, as well as energy. Ourclizens are
congratulated upon this auspicious state o
things, and the speedy realization Of their de
ferred hopes The growth and importance o
the place which have waXed and WaneC
in the ratio of hope and Encouragement il
railroad matters, will now we trust, be steadil,
| ORaDdrd.
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Cleveland Wholesale Market.
WEDNESDAY, May 81.

lktl TuieC sNtauli dl Sl4i lOT no. j. TCu
winter $1.44 for No. do.
CoRN.-odis is steady at SOC for No. 1 mixed new in
more inquiry and held at IS for ears az for sheled
from store.
OATS.-Moderate Sales at 57c for No. / State.
BUTTER-Ma-ket is quiet and steady; the demand
Is moderate for choice. Prime at 1920; common to
good do at 15G1Tc.
FGGS-There is very good demand and the market
is steady at 17c by the package.
CHEESE-The market il steady and quiet factory at
12Gl3c, for small lots selected.
BEANS In moderate demand at 81 COCA co for prime
hand picked.
DRIED APPLES-MarSet firm at 5d6Hc per ID for
new.
SMOKED MEATs-City sugar-cured Hams 13c dried
Beef 19Ec.
POTAToES-Good demand and firm. Peach Blows
held at 81 ,15 from store Sl,0 by car lots track.
ONIONSIn good demand at 81 co per bu. for yellow
ami silver skins and 75GS0c for red.
VINEGAR-Pure cider vinegar in fair demand and
firm at 1sCJ zoe, packages incluled
SALT-Onondago and Saginaw Fine $500; Coarse
solar $2,15.
sEEDS,-Thcre is very good order demand, and the
market is steady at s65o0G75 for Glover; S6,SO650
for Timothy the outside for small lots.
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This is to certify that the Sun Insurance Co.
Of Cleveland, by their State Agent, A. j.
WATERS, has this day paid me in Juu, all my
loss, occasioned by the burning Of my dwell
ing house, on the 9th day of May, 1871. And
take this opportunity to express my entire
satisfaction at the manner in which the COM
pany adjusted and paid my loss.
Ashtabula, May goth 1871. B. F. MOORE.
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AsHTABULA STOVE Co.--The Certificate of
Incorporation for the Ashtabula Stove Com
pany, was filed in the Office of the Secretary
of State ON Monday of this week. The prin-
cipal object of this company is, we under
stand, to manufacture the VemtilatOr Stoce, pat
ented by DR.. EAMEs, of this place. Most of
the incorporators reside in this village and in
olude Mayor SEYMOUR, d. NJ. STRONG, DR..
EAMEs and o. B. SPERRY. The capital is to
be $50,O00
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ANOTHER PAPER is announced for Paines-
vile, to appear on or about the first of July.
1t is to be called the Painesvile JOarnaI, and
it "will ever strive to advance the cause of
Right, and whether in Politics or Religion, its
course will be broad and comprehensive" ;"
The Journal is to be the largest paper in the
cnnniy
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HILL THE WATERMAN has rugged horse
power at the we'll on the corner of Elm and
Centre street for pumping the water into his
tank wagon, which he says he can fill in from
three to five minutes AS the supply of water
is abundant, there is no difficulty in getting all
that is needed for wettng down Main Street
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STRAwBERRIEs,-As usual, we are indebted
for the first strawberries in market, to Mr.. JAS.
PHILLIPS Twelve quarts were left atFAULK-
NER g. Sons on Monday last on sale. The
first appearance Of the Fruit in the market of
Cleveland was on Saturday last
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MARsHALLs PATENT CARRIAGE JACK
This very simple but effcctual contrivance for
carriage lifting, is in the hands of JOHN r.
HENDRv, who will sell the article or terrtori-
nj rights. Its low price is an additional in
ducement for every one to have one
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ELIZABETH CADY STANTON, one of the
strong minded, will lecture at Smiths Opera
House, on Friday evening, of this week Mrs
Stanton has the reputation of being a good
and effective talker, and lady of acknowledged
ability, and we believe she has not the repu-
tation of belonging to the Woodruff Clafin
wing OF reformers.
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bounty & NEIGmaORING NEWS.
East TrumbulI.

WHIT. ANDREWS, of East Trumbull, son of
Uriah Andrews, young man of about 20 years,
while at work upon a barn, at one end of the
ridge, was struck by lightning during the show
er Tuesday afternoon last, and fell to the
ground and died Immediately.
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LARGE EGGs-John Baldwin, has a nine
months Brahma pullet that distinguishes her
self by deposit of eggs of avery large size, one
oc which we have, weighing four ounces, and
measuring-the longitudinal circumerance-S
inchea
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The extension to the Presbyterian Church
for the organ is nearly completed so far as the
builders and masons are concerned. The
work of suppantling the old, with a new pulpit
has been started, and subscription, we be-
lieve suf1i cicnt for its completion obtained
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1CRowTHER s. Co., it will be seen by adver-
tisement, wish to give notice of desire to Sc
cure their supplies of wool, when it shall be
ready for market They pay cash or exchange
cloth of their own manufacture.
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The Seneca Street iron bridge, over the
day, with three teams upon it and a pair of
horses attached to tow line beneath it..
There was a wreck of matter above and the
horses below were killed, but no human life
lost, or limbs broken.
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A CHANGE.-Hon S. S. OSBORN has resign
ed the Office of President of the First Nation
al Bank of Painesvile, and s. MARSHALL
Esq, has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
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THE CITIZENS of Ashtabula County are in
vited to call at Swlfl's drug store and see the
lithograph group of the Sultan and Sui
tana with attendant, said to be painted from
life, and furnished by the parties through
whom the dollar teas are obtained
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Every Family should Keep Pages ArnIea
OH la the House.

Every Family should X eep Page's ArnIeR !
OH Ia the House.
II cures scaids burns and Itching humors
clnlhIslns wounds aud painful iomor,
All healing Ointment who eau hnd
greater blessing 10 mankind.
Page. Arniea on cures Rhcumatsm
Pages Mandrake piils cure Dyspcpsis
Pages Auica OIL cures Pimpies q the race;
Pages Mandrake Pills cure headache.
1911 Sold by N. EEwBERRY Ashtsbuls
For Coaghs, Coids B,0acttas Wt0oping CoVgh and
LVHg Dis,a.0 generally, Dr. VIM hnII's Hal
sam for the Lungs has no superior u does not,
sensible 10 the pain aud rasagos Of disease but II
strikes Al the root pf tc complaint and by iis healing
gf the lungs We cln iurn-h incontestable proof of
It's efficacy in thousands u Instances, aud know
~"u'ieo' ~ w 'p9ah ",sn We Is9olnln'hu u.
PoRrs from which commerce was driven during the
year with mpunity now. Many locslia, IN the south
aud West. kept tennuless by their deletre1us onsms
s so pI% hu1 HSue Rrs i 19 H1s C ' IRS RS Fe
vcrs cifcctnay cured by this remedy. that tic
disease longer turns emigration asid" Or destroys
It. "GlSets" Independence, No.
The ConressIons Of an Invalid. .-Pdbll-hed
crs who suffer from Nervousncss. Gcncia Debility ,&c,
supplying the means Of scli cure.
Written BY one who has cured himself and sent free
on receiving postpaid directed envelope.
Address, NATHANIEL NAYFA1R.
2Gt9 Brooklyn, y. 7.
Errors Of YOuib.-A Gentleman who has soier-
ed for years from Nervous Debility Premature Decay
and ai the effect Of youthful inde.creOn, viii. for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free all who need Il
the receipt and direction for making the simple remedy
By which he cured Sufferers wishing 10 profit by
the advertiser experience DO 80 by ad lfcssiug ia
| perfect confidence. JOHN Is. OGDEN
| 52g ~ Cedar Street y. y
! To communicable advertiser. having been
permanently cured Of that dread disease. Ctnsuuptiuu
by simple remedy. !. anxious 20 make kHcwu ~ HE
fellow -uerer- the means Of cure all who t"-re u
he viii send copy u the prescription used free Oi
cIarge with the directions fpr preparing and using the
same which they will ind fJg Consumption,
, Asthma: Bronchitis. &c.
Parties wishing the prescrip' viii please address,
] REV. EDWARD A. WILsOS,
] 1ysT 1G5 So. second st.. Niliamsburgh. y. Y.
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STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.--A Strawberry
and Ice Cream Festival will be given by the
ladies of the Presbyterian Church, on the
grounds of Mr.. j. P. ROBERTSON, on Friday
evening next-9th inst. Admission 10 cents.
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Tho work Of cure "a now beginning. The vitlated
and mucous deposits in the bpweis and iE the aImen
tary canal are elected. The liver, ike q clock il
wound up. II arOusas from its tsrDi1ty Tho STONE
TespJusivev. auI the patient begins 10 lgsl
tAAt he IS getting u iast,
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A SUPPLY or GOOD BLOOD.

The Sea-weed Tonic IN conjunction With the Pil's,
pernentes and nssimilates wlth the food. CEyiH.a-
ton progressing witHDu; It's previous tDtures.
Digestion becomes painless and the il % be
at hand There IS no more atuencc, 10 e1acerbatlJn
of the stomach. An appetite set. in.
Now comes the greatest Blood Purihe- c-er vt Civ
by an intulcen, father t. suffering Slcnck's
PulmOnic Syrup in perform its functions AID
TO hasten and complete the cure. II enters at once
upon its wOrk. Nature not b. cheated II collects
and ripens the impaired und dscaSnd portions Of The
lungs In the form Of gatherings II prepares III EN- Tor
eHpectOratinn and 10 In III rt time tn" malady
is yangushed, the rotten throne that IT occupied Is
renovated and made new, and the patient, ia all the
dignity Of Tegained viEnr steps tyItl " eIJpy the
.ILIln ~ rNNr n.Ir -L.D III 80
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Thursday of last week. May we not expect
them here soonp
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PERsoNAL.-If those two yourg ladies at
Ashtabula, who firted with young gents on
cars, Tuesday, May 23d, will send their names
to the undersigned they will get acquainted
with two lively correspondents.
CuAs. DEWITT, Steamburg, N Y.
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Geneva.

DECORATION DAY was duly observed in &C.
neva, and the speakers were ex-senator WADE,
Hon. d. CALDWELL and p. NJ. CHAPMAN, of
CopneaI1t,
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CONSUMPTION.
Its Cure and Its Preventive.
BYJ. H. SCHENCK, ED.

Many a human being has paeso1 away tr vhooa
death there no other reason than the neglect pf
known and sputaby proven means of cure. Those
near ana dear u family Hnd friends sleeping tine
dreamess sumber into which, Ind Jhcy calul adopted
DIR. JOSEPH Il. SCEENCK'G SIMPLE
TREATMENT,
and avatled themselves Of his wonderfully ecaugvs
medicines, they would not have f,lisn.
DIR. Schenck has in his case proved that wher-
ever sufcient vitality remains that vitality bv his
medicines and his directions for their Is quicken
ed into heslthfui vgOr.
In this statement there is nothing rrcsumptuous
To the faith Of the invalid is made representation
that is thousand time sur-tautiutrd hv living
and visible works. The theory Of t." cure by DR..
SchencE's medicines is smpie a j is uu!ailir-.
Its philosophy requires no argument. 1t s sci-4ssur-
ing, self convincing.
The Sea-weed Tonic and Mandrake Pil's are the first
two weapons with wncn tle citadel Of the ma ady is
assailed. Two thirds Of the cases of consumption
originate in dyspepsia and fuuctlualy Gizprlerel
liver With this condition the bronchial tuhes y1-
pathze" with the stomach. They respond T. t..e
mOTbnc action nf the liver Here then comes the cul-
minatng result, AMI the setting IN, WIta all its dis
treSsiug symptom, Of
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cargo-grain--were so badly damaged that
they were turned over to the underwriters.
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A New INFrRMARY for Geauga County, is
determined upon by tho Commissioners.
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L OR SALE.-IGandsome located J
miles west of Ashtabula Depot, farm containing 40
1OO0 of land under good state Of cultivation good
fruit and well waered buildings are new and plenty Of
them The above be sold within 40 days. Also with
the farm will he offered 3cows, horse wagon, new
one horse buggy and farming tools. Terms made easy
Price $3SO, n. S. HUMPHREY.
Ashtabula March 1870. lu5Gtf
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New Spring Goods.

New Spring Goods.
ONE of the Newest, INCEST, Freshest,
cheapct and Stocks OF Goods ever seen In Ash,s
bula now opening at the very lowest cash piies' A
DRY GODS,
Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, Crockay,
and Groceries.
Thanking generous public for the mvor. resolved
during hdsinsss VI twenty years, ,oliclt nom each
and ali . call II. L. MORRISON.
April, 1871
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
49, s. c and o popular prices hs, dsy sS%ps'
TIE HANDSOMEsT LOT OF PRINTS,
To be found in Ashtabula, at MoRR1soNs.
ALPACCAs & NORWICH PoPLINS,
Back, Brown Green Steel salmon. Drsb Tan, in all
varieties Of shades Of color, at MoRRIsoN's
DRESS GOODS.
Chins-? Grass Cloth, Genooss Linen variety Of coors
for Ladies' suits at MORRlSOS'S
WHITE PIQUEs.
full line including -omo Of that MEG French goods.
GLOVES & HOSIERY
fall line Of all knds including some good Whit: at
l0c a pair, at MORRlSoNs
LINEN GOODS
Loom Dama.E, Damask Table Cloths, Towes and zap
klus, at MORRlSON'S
BLACK SILKS FOR DRESSES & SACKS
Prom 81 80 to SIO0 per yard, at MoRRIsoN's
WARMERS CELEBRATED 8 PLY CAR
PET TWINE,
= lAA >uppts. lAc 'tIy Oe7l III lle MARKER, AZ
MORRISON'S
UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS,
Some very large family Umbrellas. and very smsI
Praols for children with grades all the way between
at MORRISoN'S
wih i to be distinctly nndersto, ID that for the
quality Of goods not be undersOd BY any estab
isumeut this eide Of the great city.
II. L. MORRISON.
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HOUSE STRUCK.-Near the close Of the
timely and refreshing shower of Tuesday after
noon last, sharp flash of lightning, quickly
followed by startling and stunning report
induced the idea that it must have spent itself
within OF not far from the village. This was
verified by the fact of its having taken effect
upon the residence of the Rev. j. n. MCGIF-
FERT, on Division Street The fluid left the
rod with which the house is provided, at its
connection with the insulator, a little below
the level of the ceiling of the front room, came
out into the room at the bottom of gilt figure
Of the pupcring, passed up some six inches the
length of the figure, skipped from that to the
gilt bordering, followed that around two sides
of the room, skipped down again 10 another
figure ranging in height with the first, and dis
appeared Besides breaking and blackening
these figures and discOloring the bordering,
tearing off a paper cover of chimney open
ing, and throwing down tireboard and chair
standing against it, no damage was done to the
premises. The room was filled with a sulphur
Gus smell, which, as much as anything, lead to
an examination of the trckery and capricious
movements, of this subtle and imperfcctly un-
derstood agent.
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EPTIGE.


Tho Mandrake Pills arn c0mr0scH % orc r. Nature
noblest gtts-the PD1uluilluIn I'etltuEI. IHcy ir-
all the understanding. Alternative Properties vi
calJIucl, but, unlike caiy.Ie!, they
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ONE of the Newest, INCEST, Freshest,
Cheapcs aud Best Stocks OF Goods In Ashta
bua now opening at the very lowest cash pisces fal
and complete assortment Of
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holds, in competing with city shops, his lum-
Der is obtained from the mills and forests, al
lowing no intermediate margin Of profits, and
and its quality is as good as made. He has, as
may have been seen by advertisement, just re-
ceived large supply of pine, that he is putting
in condition TO meet the orders of his patrons.
These advantages are as good and upon as
large scale, as any concern of the kind en-
joys in city or elsewhere, and our citizens can
do no better than TO avail themselves of them
lying us they do at their own doors. In
deed we are of the opinion that there is more
certainty of doing better here than trusting to
city factories and strangers, who for ought we
know, may be the veriest tyrOs in the business
to be found We have seen mechanical work
in more than one department, secured with the
extra expense of travelling toCleveland, brought
into town that was anything but creditable to
the establishments that turned it out. 1t is the
duty of every good citizen TO patronize his
own mechanics, and when we have those who
are determined to give the best work possible,
and stake their reputation upon it, it is posi-
tive wrong to 60 abroad for the fulfllment of
orders
No community can afford TO turn its back
upon its own industry and business. Its thrift
aud dependence are upon them, and even
! though small margin may by drumming
and the sharpness of competition, be re-
allied by outside efforts it is more than
doubtful policy to take advantage of it 10 the
detrment and neglect of these who are inden-
tilted with us in the growth of home and the
common interests that are in exercise for its
wp1ftrn