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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-04

\ curree pondent Of the Argus writes that
the horse Gen. Knox" in his new quarters.
the elegant stable of his owner, 4%d street,
New York, is receiving the kindcst treatment.
This will be good news TO kennebocers who
have peculiar alie elton for the General, and
believe hin. 10 Ice the best horse living. Knox
with lis rapid, steady trotting action, and
more, with the ability, OF which he has already
given 50 many proofs, of transmitting those
qualities to his colts that has already made
him 50 famous in New York, as well as
throughout New England, is likely to prove
more famous than ever. Success TO the h0D-
est horse.
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For Moth Patches, FrecRleS and Tan.
Use Perry's N 9th & Freckle Lotion,

1t is the only reliable and harmless Remedy
known for removing Brown discoloraton sold oy
druggists everywhere. Depot, 40 Bond St., y. Y.
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List of Letters

d EMANING unclaimed in the Post ONCE
II Augusta, Maine, April 3, 1871.
CFSTI FarFN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-04
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes Of LAXATIVE
fie 3jciua. esss eaas9 s41 =+r

Perhaps no one medi.
cine is SO universally re.
quired by everybody as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before 80 universal
ly adopted into use, in
every country and among
all classes, as this mnd
but efficient purgative
Pill. The obvious rea-
son Is, that 1t Is a more re-
liable and far more efec-
tuai remedy than any
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FINANCIAL g. COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK., April 8,
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Gold closed gll0k

United states Sizes Coupons, ISL ICY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-08

think l am entitled to a re-etect1on at
s syonr hands; but if upon a fair eonsidera-
81 ton of claims you think that the good of
the schools would be promoted, without
corresponding or greater injuries in other
directions, as their prosperity and success
is your and my highest aim, assure you.
am ready to retire from their supervision
and control, whenever you make known
to me any such desire On your part.
Ihave taken occasion, 1 think, IN every
annual report which / have yet made, *
call the attention of the Board tothe pres
sing necessity of making better and more
ample provision for the accommodation o
the children IN our schools: and. although
am well aware Of all the difficulties IN
der which the Board has labored for years
and still, in no less degree at this TIM
labors, / must again repeat, that IN M
Judgment, the highest and best interest
of our City demand that speedy if not i'm
mediate steps should be taken to secur
suitable locations and the erection Thereon
of several more suitable school buildings
Ny very decided conviction is that W
oughtt to have without delay three addi
tional buildings such as n South anC
North school building for primary an
secondary schools, one IN the southeastern
part Of the City below the Rail Road, on
IN the northwestern not far above Mort,
Street, and one in the southwestern por
ton above the Railroad and that as 500
as these arc provided and not before, tn
old west building, which certainly doe
q city no credit, should give way for
central High and Grammer School build
ing. with = suitable hail for public exeI
cises, and rooms for Library, Apparatu
Superintendent and Board Of Education
The three buildings with grounds wou'
cost in the aggregate about fifty thopsar
dollars, and . central High School bulk
ing twenty-five or thirty thousand. ]
view OF what other TOWNS With lee n
this direction, / cannot think that o.
5 people would hesitate to vote for the issl
Of bonds according to law, in anticipate
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Proposals for Building.

PROPOSALS will be received by the City Coun-
Gil of the city of Canton, until the evening of
Monday, the 18th inst, for the building of two
Hose Houses-one for Hose company No. I, and
one fosHese company No. 8, the buildings to be
each lSx2S feet, 10 feet high in the clear, with two
rooms, ono 1Ox1S with double doors for hose room,
and one room TO be 1Sx1S for members to meet in.
On top of each building is to be q cupOla similar
to one on Stark Engine House, one glass PANEL
door, and transoTh above one pannel door in par
tition, 5 windows-I2 l~ights-lGxl6 glass; win
dows at each end of house, and one window on
side between door leading into hose room and
members meeting room stills OF building to be
6xs; scantling 2x4 and AKA; joice 2xs and 2x5;
good ash. or oak flooring, good siding, pine or
poplar; pine roof with railroad cornlee partition
dows inside to be finished rooms ready for plas-
tering, with Washboards 8 inches wide. All mate
rails, such as lumber and hardware, tc be found
by the contractor, and buildings to be finished in
good workmanlike manner, on or before thirty
days after contract is entered into. i
~juneswl JOS. TROUT, City Clerk
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The Lands of tbs company. located along ths
line of it, Railway, over.
oON 49,. ~@ --
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New Air Line from Pittsburgh to
sChfearO.

q CHICAGO, June 5.-Several officers Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad were in
this city yesterday on business connected
with a proposed route between Chicago
and Baltimore. Preparations are to be
made for beginning the work at once. The
new road will be an air line from Chicago
to Pittsburgh, where it will connect with
the Connellsville road, striking the main
stem of the Baltimore and Ohio at Cumber-
land, Maryland.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-08
CARD.

shrerd but quiet men can make q fortune BY
revealing the secret OF the business % no one.
Address ass 1ro:aNs1. Z. Y.
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INpEMNITY PAID-rHE REDS.

LONDON, June "A dispatch from
Havre yesterday says that eight millions
of francs have been paid to the Germans
for the maintenance of their army while
in the vicinity of Paris.
Insurgent prisoners are arriving at st.
Quen.
Henry Rochefort is to be tried by a mi
litary commission tomorrow on a charge
ofinciting civil war and pillage.
The search for concealed arms continues
in Paris, and is Of the s%trictest character.
BOURBON STOCK LOOKING UP.
VERSAILLES, June 2.-In the Assembly
to-day Brunei moved the abrogation of the
laws Of prescription, as incompatible with
Republicanism, and subservient only to
dynasties; passions and hatreds. The mr.
gency of the motion was voted. Several
members of the right moved the abroga-
ton of the laws specially directed against
the Bourbons. One ofthe deputies speak
ing in support of the motion, confirmed
the report Of the fusion ofthe two branches
of the House of Bourbons. y resolution.
of urgency vas adopted.
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REMOVAL.
An Ordinance

To amend an ordinance entitled an ordinance to reg.
lIate the hiring Of men and teams By the Street
Commissioner Of the city Of Canton" "a
Section l.. Be il ordained By the City Council Of
the city Of Canton, That section two of an ordi-
nance entitled IAN ordinance TO regulate the hir-
ing of men aud teams by the Commissioner Of the
city Of Canton, as passed March q, 1871, be so
amended as to read As follows: That 1t is hereby
made unlawful for the city Street Commissioner
TO have any direct or indirect interest in the labor
of such employees, or in horsesSEagons, carts,
&C. employed upon city work, except that each
and all fully perform their duty to the city; Pro-
Vided, however, that at times when such Com
missioner may deem It for the interest Of the city
work, he Is hereby allowed to use not exceeding
two horses and two carts of his own to perform
such work. The commissioner shall make q full
and complete report of the men. horses. carts,
wagons, &C., employed by him under the first sec
tion Of said ordinance at the expiration Of each
and every calender month. in which he shall state
the number of days each has been employed, and
the streets, alleys, or other places upon which
l they have rendered services to the city.
Section 2. That this ordinance take effect and
be in force from and after its passage, and ten
days after its publication
JAMES ". UNDERHILL,
President.
Jos. TEoUr, Clerk.
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These Lands include many choice tracts OF
Pine and other valuable timber. aud also
larna nlanlIllaa nr
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SPECIAL NOTICES

III Bowery, New York, Post Once Box 4Jb
MARCHES 'Tly1
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n 8. S. Warwick for ditch in Sugar
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A Couple of young Pugalistic Sports,
on Friday Evening last, having something
of an alteration resolved to fight it out
on the principles of the P. R. and accord
ingly proceeded to the Commons on North
Cherry Street and as they were aLout TO
proceed to business" they espied the
Police coming down upon them, which
made them scratch Gravel.
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Had N06fce.

NOTICE Is hereby given that It the regular
IN session Of the Commissioner Of Stark conn-
~. Ohio. on the FIRST end Of September, 1871.
a petition wfl Be presented TO said ComnntHsson-
era askfnx for the laying cut Of q road connnenc-
ms al a Point in the road. leading from Mairern-
Carrcfi county. Ohio, 70 Canton, Ohlo, on the
soofheast quarter Of section % in OsnahurE town
shfn n I'D STARK county. where said road makes
a turn 70 the W~eetWardi thence On %
EnoWn bv the name Of Little Sandy, over the
iands Of James Blackledge, David y Snyder and
Jerone eausser. passing east Of and near the resi-
denee OF said 6anssor, = 70 i~ntersect the road On the
land ofaEid 6ausser tbeing the northesst quarter
Of said ~section) leading nom eoti's Ant ~ SO
county. askfngt that viewers may be appointed Tor
the laying out Of said road ,v-,~,ospps
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WIRE FERRY.
Notice 10 Steamboat Cap
fains, Owners of Vess-
els &c

els, &c.
TAKE NOTICE, That / have erected, and am
i now operating A WIRE FERRY across the
Ohio River at Smiths Ferry, Beaver county, Pa.
The following letter from Daniel Daugherty, Esq,
an Engineer Of New Brighton, Pa, gives some
estins to Steamboat men and others concerned.
JESSE SMITH.
"NEw BRIGHTON, Pa. hay 80, 1871.
DEAR Sir :-Jesse Smith, Esq, ofSmiths Ferry,
across the Ohio river, at that place, has recsntly
been making a change In the motive power. For
the purpose of running the ferry he has stretched
an iron cable acIoss the river. This cable Is one
on the right bank in rock, one hundred and six
feet above high water mark, or the Hood of 1852 +;
and one hundred and forty-six feet above low
water mark OF Sept. 10th, 1888. On the left bank
incehs high, the cable being at that point one
hundred and two feet and six inches above high
water mark; the length of the cable between the
points mentioned Is 1870 feet, and it Is Gfty-seven
lowest point, or one hundred feet above low water
mark-there being a sag OF IS feet at the lowest
point of the cable. The whole length OF the wire
Is BOO feet, and is made of steel manufactured by
weighs three pounds to the foot. The hoisting
apparatus was constructed by A. Hartudee,i OF
Pittsburgh. The boat was built by Scott, Boyle
4 Co, and IS OF the following dimensions: Length
7 inches of water light"
To DroUers, Stock Dealers, Transfers, DC.
The undersigned is now opening a Wire Ferry
on the Ohio River, between Smiths Ferry and
Georgetown, and is prepared to carry passengers
stock of all kinds, teams, &C, at the customary
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed, he respectfully asks for a continuance
of the same. juneswS ESSE SMITH.
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sheriff Sale
- ctLu 49, nh

SACE1AA 04AAE
Jacob Sibila VS.. Mary Alberto ct al.
-DY virtue of an alias order to sell issued from
I'D the Court of Common Pleas Of Stark county,
Ohio, and to me directed, i will offer for sale At
public cutlery at the door OF the Courthouse in
the city of Canton, on 8al
Saturday, the Sh day Of ,Hay, 1871,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to wit: A part of the southwest quarter Of
section one ~, township twelve Q2l, range ten Q0l
beginning at a stone in the southwest corner Of
said quarter and running thence east on the south
line Of said quarter section with the variations
thereof, nine chains and seventeen links TO a
stone; thence southerly eleven chains and sew
e~nfy-four links to q stone; thence north 5l1fo
west, eleven chains and fifty links to a stone on
the west line of the quarter; thence south on
said west line eighteen chains and eighty-three
links to the place Of beginning, containing four
teen acres and four hundredths Of an acre.
Sale to at l o'clock p. m. Terms -
One-third cash, the balance in two equal annual
payments with interest from day of sale secured
by mortgage on the premises.
r. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
ipnaoxV5
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Lry1Es IN cAxrox CITY


In Wooster made its appearance thus:
Mrs. Holman placed in a pot some beef
and alter it had been boiling nicely for
some time she looked into the pot and
found an old shoe boiling with the meat.
We are inclined to think that after being
in such hot stseo the " 1t" viii be satis-
fed for q while. .gsFgr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-08

Land Once At East Saginaw. Mich.
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A BIG BAKE.-Bennett & Co, at their
Bell Bakery Ninth ST. between Plum and
Poplar SITS, have been doing a heavy bu-
siness during the past week, having turn
ed out 1870 loaves of bread and 5000
rolls-bes;des pies, cakes, etc.
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NAPnuEME-

ADaIe Pnrer. COrer 4 BItcsr. Price 81.
Does ali At once. Warranted Satisfactory.
d. n. WHITTEMoRE, Worcester, Mass.
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REAL LEADERS OF h coMMUNE-ALL
ACTIVE YET.

PARIS, June at has been discovered
that the real leaders of the Commune were
Karl Marax. jacob, Blanqui, Tonatichin
and Diebuck Idea. The burning of Paris
originated with jacob and Nonatiehin.
Papers have been sliced which show that
these men are in London, and are now
planning new schemes designing to make
Lyons, Marseilles, Madrid, Turin, Rome,
Naples, Vienna, Moscow and Berlin scenes
of CONGREGATIONS. Rossel and Auriel are
both concealed in London. Assassinations
nnnfinna
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-08

DELAP-ALLERToN-on Thursday evening,
June ], 1871, at the brides residence in Osnaburg
township. by Elder A. D. AllertOn, Mr.4Wesley
Delap and Miss Q. Z. Allerton.
SCHNEIDER-ROPP-On Thursday, the LIST
inst, at the residence of Mr.. J. G. Lester, by Rev.
]. ]. Fast, Mr.. William Schneider and Miss Catha-
line ROM. both of Stark county.
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Room ID II.

TOHK BASEMENT ROOM under Mr.. Mcnur-
r-vss Cienr store, OperA-House- - II vel
s1antsd lori Reading Room for the puTpoaea q
4 Younr Nsn's Chnslaa Association, Po.seestng
~ ~ SdTantnres % the ronm q IL a4ne $3.50
eiatioa A. me city " New Nork. saeh e. Biniards.
ESsaiss q Louis sOEEFER. Canton, ohio.
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street Market.

Red Wheat-$I 80 to 81 40. White
81 35 to 81 40. Rye-S0c. Barley-70 to
Toe. Oats-4S. Corn in ears-65c. Corn
sLelled-6S. Hay per TONS to $40
Wool still continues at so to 90 cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-08

A Clergyman, while residing an south America
r-medv for the Cure ofNervous Wedges, Early
Decav- Diseases Of he Urinary and Seminal Or
m banefui aud vicious habits Great nnmDer7
have been cured BY this noble remedy. PromP
20 Nv ! derire 70 bSneht the al1ictsd ADD unfor-
tunate. I will send The recipe for preparing aud
using this medicine, in q sealed enyelope, % any
IHnkS Station D. Bible House. n. y City,
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Aeap Adrertise,uents.
Wanted.
EyecUtrfY Noted,

N EXPERIENCED HAND at Ditching wants
IA a job at this business. Terms reasonable
Address Postofice Box Gas, Canton, Ohio.
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THE AFFLICTED
NO CURE--NO PAY,
|. DR. I. II. PURDY1
CELEBRATED INDIAN PHYSICIAN.
PURpY has

nR- PURDY has
IL practiced for IS
years, and is n regu-
lar graduate of two
different schools. and
has been with three
different tribes of In
dams, each tribe from
three TO FIVE years =
Wyandots in
and Crows
west of the Rocky
Mountains, and from
his long experience
in the practice of
Medicine, and his
Thorough knowledge
of all the Vegetable
Preparations, fe .
eonhdent that he can
cure all classes of
Chronic Diseases that
he meets with Thou
sands of patients that
doctors have
given up, have been
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
in has been duly appointed and qualified as Elk
ecutrix of the last viii and testament of Adam
Rooms, late ofStark county, Ohio, deceased. All
persons knowing themselves indebted TO said es-
SARAH KooNs.
iunesw3
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UTANTED-EVERYBODY TO KNOE
J. w that an forms OF private diseases consult
EDR. SMITH. A thorOufh and permanent
cure of GonOrrhea, elect, Syphilis, Nocturnal
Emissions. &c.-in short, every form OF Se1uai
Disease. A safe and spaody removal OF obstrne-
lions Of the monthly periods, with or without
tai BaardinE andenursing furnished IL desired.
Noletter viii be answered unless IL contains 4
hostage stamp. Once, No q Aiehigan street
fyavHfand Ohio. aPrAfyl
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DIED.
FRANCE.

At his residence in Lake township, very sud
denly, on the 5th inst, JONATHAN CANS, aged about
GO wears.
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FTNAHOIAL.
go GOLD
OF 1HE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Rapid Progress OF the
Work.

The building of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
great energy from both extremities OF the line.
several thousand men are employed IN Minneso-
completed asa miles westward from Lake sups-
rior trains are running over lao miles OF I'm.
t iSa road and isaeE49yinE Is rapidly pfogTsss
ding its purchase Of the 81 Paul A Pacihc Road,
me NORTHERN racine CSmpay now has AIS miles
win be Increased N at least q
A FOOD INVESTme ~ lNy Cook a Co.
are now selling, and unh f-lsaerv recommend.
as a Profitable and psrfeo Investment. ih-
First Mortgage Land Or Bonds Of the
30 years to run, bear SsTrt. sud Three-TenthF
per cunt gold interest tm0te fhan 3 per cent.
gage on the ESnRg ROAp ANu ~ HoulrNESrs, and
aise; az ias. a. Ihs kosl competed. on
trace, or 500 Acres for each 81 Oo1 Boad. They
are exempt from L. s. Tax Principal and Inter.
500 10 81. 900; Registered. 500 70 Si0.O00.
LANDS FOB Bonds Northern Pacific
ABOVE PEH, in exchange for the eompany's lands,
ct their lowest cash price This renders them
practically INEEREsT BlAHIss LAsD WAERAETs.
SINKING FUND. The proceeds Of all
sales Of Lands are required 70 be devoted 10 the
re-puTehase and cancellation o. ne kirst 4lort;
the Road exceeds Fifty Million Acres. This inn
mense sinking fund viii undoubtedly cancel the
principal OF the company's bonded debt before ~
falls due. With their ample security and high
rate Of interest, there L. no investment, aeeessi-
pie TO the people, which Is more PRoEIrAHLH on
u. a. FLVE-TWEN-
TIES Thhe success of the New Government
per cent. Loan will compel the early surrender OF
United States 8 per cents. Many holders OF Five
TWenties are now exchanging them for Northern
Pacific seYen-thirties, thus realizing a handsome
pront and greatly Increasing their yearly Income.
H SECURITIE8.- marketable
stocks and bonds will be received at their highest
current price in exchange for Northern Pacific
seven-thirtles- EXPRESS cHARGEs on Money or
Bonds received, and on seven-thirties sent IN re-
turn, will be paid by the Financial Agents. Full
information, maps, pamphlets, etc, can be obtain
ed on application at any agency OF from the I'M
dersigned.
JAY COOK & co.
PHILADELPHIA, NEW ToRK, WAsHNarox,
Financial Agents Northern Pacific Railroad Go.
]. V. PAINTER, BANKER,
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
General Agent for Northern Ohio.
For sale in CANTON, by
ISAAC HARTER & SON, Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
HURFORD & WISE, Bankers.
GEO. D. HARTER & BRO, Bankers.
CITY BANK OF CANTON.
mayl1m3 l
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OPRING SUITS and Summer saits-got up for
~ Gsnfismen-at the Old Clothing Corner, IN
the latest Sad best styis. 4oNf MEYER
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, STARK Co.
CANTON O. .Juue 2. l77I.

/. 1Fo w S4AAH ~
CANTON, O., June.7, 177I.
Commissioners met in regular session.
Present-R. r. Porter, Richard Lee and
]. n. Truby-a full board. 30
PETITIONS.
From Jos. Painter and others for road.
in Pike township-viewers appointed.
From John Smith and others for road
in Pike township not acted on not having
the requisite number of signers.
From D. D. Miller and others for alter
alton of road in Canton township-view-
ers appointed.
From John Hursh and others for vaca-
ton of Partof road in Perry township
viewers appointed.
From VIM. Becher and Others for loca-
ton of road in Pike township-viewers
appointed. IEffffY &
From Jacob Shut and Others for loca-
ton of road in Perry township-yiewers
appointed. 10y
From Thomas Fulkamore and others
for location of road in Jackson TIP.
From Philip Shul and others for alter
alton Of road in Osnaburg TIP.
From Isaac Wertz and Others for vaca-
tion of road in Sugarcreek township.
From John Cairns for ditch in Wash
ineton township.
From @. S. Warwick for ditch in Sugar
| creek toWnship.-
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AdmimiStra Tors Notice.
KToTIcE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN shas been duly appointed and qualified As ad
mlnfstrat0r Of the estate Of David WftherilL late
REUBEN HoLL.
tnneluss
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leather which materially Weakens IT.
Sd. The indentatiOn causes the strain to be aP-
piled always at the central part Of the loop
4th- II requires a smaller ring to give equal
strength and space for chin piece and strap on
account Of passing through the indentature only
instead OF bolt and four thieknesses of leather as
In the old method.
5th. It takes less time in fitting mp the throat
piece. Ef-l -
piece.
18th. It requires less trouble for dealers TO sell
them.
A fair trial win convince the most skeptical OF
/ the truth Of the above statement
Ali orders addressed TO S. +. CROSS, No. . cor
| nsr of cherry and Eighth streets, Canton, Ohio,
junes Tltf
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wards OF Wisdom

FOR YOUNG MIN, -
IN the rnling passing in youth and EaEy man
u mood. Wha SELF-HELP for the ETring an
N0sortNSate- sent in sealed letter enveloPesi ~
~ ebsTI Apdress. HOWARD ASSOCIATION
box p, Philadeldhia-Pa
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MEDICAL.
,O00REWARD

A REWARD OF One Thousand Dollars will be
paid TO any Physician who VIII produce q
medicine that will supply the wants Of the people
better than the article known as