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BrA MANrUA FARMER PREACHER.

And it came to pass in the third
year of the reign of Abraham, that
there dwelt in the land of ,Shaler. one
William Maximus of the goodly tribe
of Smith, a young man of great
strength, and cemeliness of person.
And about these days he took to
himself wife from the tribe of Sun
ford, in the country of the Mantuans,
maiden comely in person, winning
in manners and well skilled in the
mysteries of household duties.
Both being skillful of hand and dill
gent in business they built for them
selves a dwelling place, pleasant to
look upon and comfortable to enjoy,
adorning it with the skill of the artist
and filling its gardens with odorous
flowers and beauteous shrubs.
After many days of prosperity they
said to each other, come let US make q
feast, and bid our many friends to
come and rejoice with us, and we will
accept presents of tin at their hands,
as is the custom of many in this our
day. !
And so the word went forth to all
their old friends, desiring them to as
semble with them at the going down
of the sun, on the fourth day of the
ninth month of the third year of the
reign of Ulysses.
As was desired a great company
gathered TO the number of more than
four score, bringing the goodly tin,
fashioned by the cunning hand of the
smith into all the forms that beauty,
utility or fun suggested, from the pom
6erous watch and chain that Maximus
bore so regally, to the child's rattle
that did not find the baby at home. :
Twas tin from the kitchen and the parlor to the
| hall, 4
'Twas tin for the groom for the bride andfor all
And it came to pass, that Henry, the
son of Curtis, of the Leyites, with others
/ of silvern voices, did discourse sweet
music for all lovers of sweet sounds,
until the evening had wasted not q
little. when 10! the sound of many
Etrumpets from the street stirred the
i hearts of the company with their
/ sweet strains,-made by the sons OF
Jubal, from the country known to the
ancients as Atwater land, but. of late
I" the Station" led by Mynheer Seibei
from over the sea.
In due time the guests were invited
to partake of the fruit of the goodly
land of Shaier, while in an unbroker
+ stream flowed the fruit of the oven
the field, the vine, and the tree, unit
ali felt to say, surely goodness ant
, plenty dwell under this roof.
A High Priest from the land o
Mantua being present, Patriarch Viii
liam, whose youthful blood defles ole
/ age, demanded word of counse
from him, who, after few words o
: congratulation, prayed to God, tha
the blessings of prosperity and peac
might ever abide under that roof. AT
ter this the company required q tall
= from the Patriarch, but the swee
q associations of the evening had s.
sealed his lips against their usus
: .frdnE-ness, that he could only wit
difficulty declare, that tin wedding
was his strongest holt" and furthe
that he was always and ever booke
to be there, to all of which all th
people said Amen. a
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NEW GooDs.-Mr. q. K. Smith, of
the firm of Smith Brothers, has re-
turned from the East, where he has
been to purchase the first stock of fall
goods for that house. Their new stock
has already begun to arrive, and they
will be pleased to have all their old
customers, and all others seeking BAR
gains, call and examine their stock and
get prices. $50. ~ so - =.
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!. rhs winahams chesss Factory.


AT a meeting of the patrons Of A.
NJ s. e. B. Higley's Cheese Factory,
held at Windham August 2Sth, E187l,
in consideration of the continued de-
pressed state, of the cheese market, and
believing that the proprietors of the
factory have done all in their power
to project themselves and their patrons
from loss, Moses A. Birchard Esq,
should release the proprietors from
their contract from and after July 1st,
1871, and thereafter agree to take. the
market price for the cheese made, de-
Quoting the cost of making-which
motion was unanimously adopted.
The above action on the part of the
patrons was prompted by a desire to
protect home institutions and sustain
our excellent home market which has
been built up mainly by the untifing
energy and industry of the firm.
tflss.s flss..sss aFFreE.E. s. WooDwoRTH, Sec'y.
f. ALVIN SMITH, Gf'il.esL9 s5a59 s..s5.. 80,
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s STRUCK By LIGHTNINa.-Duriilg the
storm of Wednesday of last week, the
barn of w. s. French. in the northeast
part of ofRavenna, which had been struck
once before, was struck by lightning,
and though it was stocked with hay, did
not take fire, but the frame merely
was damaged to some extent. :
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-14

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. Lucius
Rodenbaugh has sold his house and
lot on Grant street to DIR. Samuel
Hastings, of Brimfield consideration
$1,000.
Mr.. Alvin Coe has sold his house
and lot on north Walnut street to Mr..
VIM. 81. Bostwick consideration $500.
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Monthly Meeting of the Portage Count!
Medical Society.

Monthly Meeting of the Portage County
Medical Society.
: Society met pursuant to adjournment on
Thursday, Sept. 4tll, at the Office of Dir. Sher-
man in Kent. President, DR.. Leonard In the
Chair. Mehbers present, Drs Barron, Alcorn,
Sherman, Shively, Sawyer, Leonard. j. Price,
Bennett and Ewing. 8 go 7 a,,.isa...,z,
i, Minutes of last,meeting read and approved.
= Reports of cases bein called for, DIR. j. Price
reported a case of s.Abscess of the Bladder,
which was discussed by member sa50 ss55
/ Dr. Leonard reported case which he had
lately examined Of obiiqne fracture of the fe-
muir, caused during the late war by conclusion.
| shell having passed under the MANS foot tax
ing OF the sole of the boot but not breaking the
| skin of the foot, but producing the fracture
above described. A discussion followed as to
tae probability of the result being brought about
/ by the explosion of the shell Immediately under
the foot 49,
f. Dr. Bennett addressed the Society on the sub
ject of the Pathology and treatment of Cholera
Infantum, which was ably presented, followed
by a a6iscussion with reports of some very severe
cases by different members.
A discussion, on the subject Of Epilepsy fol-
lowed by.reports of cases treated successfully
with plan Of treatment "a q
= Atiiiouffhed to meet at Ravenna, on the first
Thursday of October next. ~
| litgoo i.sgs1g JOHN EWING, NJ. d. Sec'y.
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N. CONVERSE started East this
"wednesday morning, to make his
fall purchase of Goods for No. /, Etna
Block. He will make his purchase of
Cotton Goods and Boots and Shoes at
the "Hub," which is headquarters
for the manufacture of those articles,
and which will enable him to SELF his
stock down to low-water mark. In a
few days his new stock will be receiv-
/ ed, and it will be complete in every
department, and buyers ere invited to
tcall and examine it, gai5I
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PERSONS desiring to effect the in
surance of their lives at the lowest
rates and on the best terms, are refer
red to the advertisemet of the Nation
al Life InsuranceC Company,of Chicago,
in another columy of this paper.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-14

THERE was liberal attendance at
the Democratic Club on Friday eve
ming last, and those present listened
to very amusing and interesting adj
dress from DIR. A.iW Alcorn. The
next meeting will be addressed by
S. D. Harris.
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CLoTHING.-Messrs. Flath Sc Poe,
are in receipt Of their new stock of
clothing, cloths, cassimeres, hats, caps
and gents furnishing goods, which is
the largest and most complete ever
brought to Portage county. Don't
fail to give them call.
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7-T7Fl s5r4
L EAEui1dingI Association of the Olden Time.
1.-THE following interesting old docu-
ment giving, the rnles and regulations
of a Building Association organized
I:by the early settlers of <Mantua town
ship. is furnished Ias from among the
papers l3,s 81 Of the fate John Harmon, Esq. !:
Isfss sssAtaa meeting sofsaa respectable
number of the people of Mantua, who
hold themselves under obligation to
Eassist their neighbors at the raising of
| all, buildings when called on, unless
they have a reasonable excuse for ex-
traordinary hindrance, it was agreed
! that It was. proper and necessary, for
various reasons, that some regulations
be made that the raising of buildings
7 in fantua may be conducted more
| adyantageoRsly to the public, and ac-
Ecordingiy Rufus Edwards was CHOSEN
! Chairman, and John Harmon, Clerk,
/ and the meeting resolved as follows;
fss 1st. That if any man shall hereafter
notify hands to- assist him to ralse
building and shall fail to get the tim
tber and necessary utensils completely
ready accordingly, he shall pay ten
7 gallons of whiskey, or-four days work
i on the public highwy nnder the direc-
4 ton of the proper Supervisor.
i I'd. That If any person, being invit-
led. shall fail to attend such raising
having the proper notice of tw wenty-
4 four hours, he shall pay at the rate Of
4 one dollar, or one days work on the
pubic highway Gas above) per day.
3D. That the penalty for non-attend.
Y ance of the members ofsthe committet
: chosen in pursuance of these regula
tons shall be double to- that of anoth
81 er person, provided that the sd mem
= bers may lay their excuse before those
present at the raising at which one o
a sd members may have been delin
!. dueift, 9a majoritynof whom may de
! termine whether or not said excus
shall be considered reasonable ss.s
4 4th. Any person who neglects O.
: refuses to comply with these regula
: tions, shall be outlawed with respec
. theveto. and we shall be under no oh
. legations to him should he want as
4 sistance. ~. ~ 5lsN w
I'll . 5th. That Dan'l Ladd, Jr., Seth Han
9 mon; Hezekiah Mooney, Eleazur Lado
and Joseph Skinner be appointed
. committee with authority to carry int
9 effect these resolutions $50
a 9th. That these regulations or by
= Ilaws continue in force one year.
7th. That this meeting adjourn un
til the next raising.
o Mantua, April 10th, 1916, - go
4 ss. Attest: JOHN HARMON, Clerk.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK, An
OF RAvENNA, o..
OPP posITE TINA BLock

ESTABLISHED 1863, ~
As Home Lssfisssstesa, for flse Aceonsnsoda-
tioss ofthe People a. Portage. County.
We will endeavor in the future, as in the past,
to give preference and fill orders and supply
the wants and demands of our own county peo-
pie first.
viii pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons, Gold, silver and Premium Funds
of all kinds.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Revenue Stamps-all sizes, kept constantly
on hand and all orders filed promptly.
Special Deposits received without charge.
u. s. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
at best market rates.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
cities in the United States.
Sight Drafts on England, Ireland and all
cities in Europe. a.to
Collections made on all points in the United
States, and prompt remittance made.
- .7as.l .lEI.5f ND. CLARK. Prest.
c. e. wITTER. Cashier.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-14

REMovED.-The Office of the Union
and United States Express Companies
has been removed into the room in
Empire block directly south of the
Press Office.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Lost on Friday, Sept. 1. Pocket-Book, con-
tanning s16; one SO greenback. one $500 green
back, and 81 90 greenback. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving the same at this
Office or at the store of G. L. Horr in Slialer>-
Vile WM- B. MILLER.
shaiersvilie, Sept /, 1871. 15s-sw.
Proposals for Lighting Street Lamps.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Coun-
ell of the Incorporated Village of Rayenna, on
Tuesday evening" Sept. 1sth, for lighting and
cleaning the Street Lamps of said village, for
the period of one year from that date. The Oh
to be of the same quality as that now used in
the lamp at the corner of Main and Sycsmore
street The proposals should include the labor
and material, and the price per month for each
lamp. The Council reserying the right to dis
continue the lighting of said Lamps for cause as
set forth in their resolution of August a1st 1871
They also reserve the right to reject any or all
bids not deemed satisfactory.
E. G. RUSSELL. Clerk.
Rayenna, Sept. 6. 1911, 15s-2w.
sza- Deerfield Fair.
The Fifteenth Annual Fair of the Agricnltu-
raj Society of Deerfield, will be held ON their
Fair Grounds one half mile northwest of Deer
field, Sept 3Oth, 1871. The track for the exhibit
ton of horses will be in tip-top shape
JNO. MCCONEY, Prest.
c. S. TIBBALs. Cor. Sec'y- ~
Deerfeld, Aug. sfst. 1871, l56 If. ii5SsA
fifr RememberI
We desire our customers and the public gen.
orally to understand that in GROCERIES, as
well as all other goods in our line of trade, we
are not to be undersold by any house in Portage
County. SMITH BROTHERS.
Rayenna, Aug. 2. ISL. If 1879 ri
rs Wanted.
Flax Seed delivered at the warehouse of C. d.
Hudson. Ravenna, Ohio, for which we will pay
the highest market price. s
UDELL & SEYMOUR,
July 26. -,ee
Wanted. is-
1000 Tons of Flax Straw, delivered at our
mill, Rayenna, o., for which we will pay the
highest market price. ? ~ e9-rs1 ~ = si
koso,x.. UDELL & SEYMOUR.
Ravenna.i July 26, 1871, l52-tf.
Stark A. Bags.
700 Stark A. Bags at Aa.
SMITH BROTHERS. "
July 26. 1871 152-tf
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For LIVERPOOL & Queenstown

ra1 dnman Line Of Mail Steamers sailing from
New York, every Saturday, and alternate Tues
days. SssE4kff sA
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland
and the Continent ra Cd
JOHN G. DALE, Agent.
"a E g. 81 15 Broadway, N. Y,
orc E. wTTTER, Cashier. First National Bank
of Ravenna, Ohio. s3ol r8 124-om. n Es
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] FARM - llE 'lIl F'ORSALE.

iEENHE the undersigned offers for sale his farm,
III containing 81 acres. situated one and = hall
miles south OF the Center of Shalersytfle, 1t Is
well sdapted for either grazing or tilling. has
comfortable house, good barn, and other out
buildings. There Is never-fafling, living wa
ter upon the premises also being well timbered.
In any one Wishing good farm, the above
WIN be sold at a bargain.
OF For rparticulars, enquire upon the pSemises;
atSiefv hue r7r VIM, "A. EATiNGER.
=, shslersvllle, Aug, 10, 1871. iSi-ttyrJ SIS
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Ravenna Union School.

YVNHE Fall Term of the Ravenna Union School
i will commence September IL, and continue
II weeks =
The sepend TermIwiil- commence JJanuary 2,
1871 and continue IL weeks.
The Third Term will commence April Q, 1St2,
and continue ii weeks =
The school will be under the Superintendence
of S. g. Barnard, andyeach department will be
provided with Sble and zealous Instructors. No
school in this vicinity furnishes greater facilities
than this for attaining a thorough knowledge OF
all branches usually taught in our best schools
and seminaries. -
30 Foreign pupils are recciye at the ,folloMipg
rates of tuition: Fqp term of IL weeks ip the
| High School, $5; in the Grammar school, 81 In
| the other Schools So. Tuition bills must in all
cases be paid in advance.
Any desired information in relation to the
School may be obtained of 5 G. BARNARD, SUI
perintendent, or the undersigned.
q. ID. STOWE,
Pres't Board of Education II
N. b. Tcachers Meeting at High School room
Thursday and Friday, September 7th and stff
| 1871, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, ~
| Ravenna. Aug 90 1871. n
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.Yal0able Farm for Sale.

Il VERY odesifable farm located about X
IA mile south Of the center Of Rootstown
township, containing nearly 81 acres about
30 of which is excellent timber land, with large
sugar bush, the balance is under state OF good
fruit. Farm we'll watgfed. Three good wells,
one good clstern. aside from springs and
streams of living water on the farm Build
ihgsi in good repair. There are two dwelling
ihoAses, one large and one small. Large bank
barn, two horse barns carriage house. corn
house and other out buildings. The above
property is now offered on very Reasonable
terms. Enquire on the premises or Of n
- q. p. RERD,
126-tf ut Ravenna, Ohio
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oaECLfPSEY X-CUT SAW,

t4 - =
This is new Saw, and one which has. after a
fair trial, proved itself by actual use, the Fast
est and Easiest Cutting Gross cut Saw ever in
vented. The lance tooth (between the rakers)
in this Saw cuts up the saw dust, thus enabling
the rakers to clear it quicker, and the Saw be-
ing then less clogged with saw-dust than any.
other, will, of course be free to cut faster and
work easier 1t is ground four sgaages thinner
on the back, making it cut easier and faster, and
run with less set: It is what has long been
wanted-A VERY RAPID CUTTING AND EASY
WORKING SAW.
have also the celebrated SCOTT TOOTH -
Saw. Both of these capital Saws are sold very
cheap. 4.---- s---as ---g---%
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J. S. SMITH & co.
No. 2, PHENIx BLOCK.


AUGUST, 1st, 1sH.
we now open the FAN Campaign by announc-
ing the following prices Otner price iises WIN
- coa.. sn,.r ,acss per lb.
: II Fxtra g Gomez Sugar 12K
CConee sugar, 1ak
Good Brown Sugar. 10
Arbuckie's Roasted Conee, s5B-at =
Smith s. Curtiss' Roasted Cohee'
Very Choice Green hio oonee, 20 -,
n-AsI1 oiioioe ~ " --oo' - 4.
Good syrap, %
eoou a'nns swap
Our entire stock. of Teas at correspondingiy
10" pfioes' az 9"eii - %. s1IIT,I = 20
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COME ONE COME ALL.

and hear these able and distinguished
speakers discuss the political issues Of
the day.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, o. z
Designated Depositary of the

u. s. W E
Us. Bonds and Securities bought. sold ana
exchanged, ut our counter, at best marx e. ra.es
stocks and Bonds, Of all kinds bonghs ana
sold ON Commission, in New York, or any de-
sired market.
highest Market rate for $40 and 1910
Coupons, Gold, SILVER, and premium fnnds
of all kinds.
3 Cities in the United States. SO ,asAsf
wsieht Drafts ON England and Ireland ana
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue ssamps-all sizes for sale. Il.
Accouats and Depotits of business men ana
individuals, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed-
Interest allowed on time deposits as may pc
agreed upon.
4 GEO. ROBINSON, President. BOIL SIS ~ neo
Sept. 3. 1868. IT, sec. ss5ff 45sfst Il,
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Teachers' Examinations. /,
g..

Teacher9'e
The Board of School Examiners for Portage
County,wiIl hold meetings, for the Examina-
ton Of applicants in the Court House, until
further notice, commencing alto O'Clock, A. NJ,
.is @and close at p. NJ. as follows: ss-laissk
Saturday April 2sd.
Saturday. April 29th. vs
ss3s1s Saturday, May 6th
And on the last Saturday of each month there
after, until further notice. aa
sF Ravenna, April Is, 1871, 1S7-tf. s'G >
Call and Examine
The new $3.50 Bed Spring, manufactured by
Vance & Wells, the best article ever sold Tor the
money Every one guaranteed to give satisfae-
on. -5sts5es lssA=s - - = " VI
-FfeeJ Lamps, Wicl<s, 90
Burners, &c, &C., at ra
1a1-tf - BRAINERD's DRUG STORE
9s Fine cigars and Tobacco
.sAt5I fitfsll 7a5s 5lssgss BRAINERD's
ftlN etstif Pocket KNIVES.
You can get any style OF a Pocket Knife for
i'''''ia' s'' - BRAINERD's.
Combs. &C.. at BRAINERD.s.
q. ), Use the Crown Hair RestOrer,
Fer Badness Falling of the Hair, &C., sold oy
EP. .BRAINERD & SON.
sisAs@ souiA New stock of Perfumery'
~ ~. Comprising all late extracts at u
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A new thing; made very strong and durable.
ready for drying. And apples sliced by this
machine, being perfectly pared and free from
Of szd appes can Be
drying in TWENTY MINUTES. Call and see the
machine 1 have also the "Turn Table, -
" Lightning - and g Conqueror" Parers.
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BLANCHARD CHURNs.

shall, in few days, receive large lot of
these Celebrated Churns. All Churns of this
make purchased of me can be returned, if not
JUST wHATiYoU WANT. 4zt. s-s y
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CLIMAX PAIRING MACHINE

A large assortment of bushel, half-bushel,
and market Baskets, and very cheap. n
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sHALERsv1LLEcHRoNI

MANTUA, Sept, 10, 1871.
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Fine Hair Brushes.

You can get any style OF Pocket Knife for 8
Christmas gift at s,.
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Lamps, wicks,

Burners, &c. &C., at
1a-6 - BRA1NERDs DfoG SIonS.
fine Cigars and Tobacco
In s.sss,fs.t5sa7Fe 5fllts.stsz BRAINERD,S
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Lost on Friday, Sept. 1. Pocket Book, con-
tanning SIC; one SO greenback, one $500 green
back, and 81 90 greenback. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving the same at this
Office or at the store of G. L. Horr in slialer<-
Vile VIM b. MILLER
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-15

SWEET CoNsoLArIoN.-A short time since
man living in Georgetown, condidered re-
spectacle and of good standing, was tempted
by the circulars OF the profersed dealers in
counterfeit money In New York to forward
S25 to them for quantity of the stuff. He
received in reply a package, but of course it
only contained sawdust, the rascals being too
sharp to make criminals of themselves. He
then wrote letter to the Special Agent of the
Post Office Department in New York asking
his assistance in getting back his money.
The reply was as follows:
OFFICE OF SPECIAL AGENT OF THE Posr)
OFFICE DEPARTMENT, NEW YORK
Posi- OFFICE, March 80, 1871.
Sir:I have your letter OF the 10Th enclosing
ten cents and asking me to assist YOU in re.
covering $25 which you have paid ON an
Z. y. ID. express package of what you suppos-
ed to be counterfeit money, which yhu had
ordered from Thomas A. Walker of 81 John
| street, New York, and with which you un-
douptedly intended to cheat and defraud your
| neighbors. not only refuse to give you the
least assistance in the matter, but am sorry
you nave bought your experience so cheaply,
and sincerely wish that instead of $25 YOU had
been swindled out of every cent You possess In
tne same manner. hope you will continue
TO send all the money these rascals ask from
you, and that when at last you are driven TO
stealing funds for the purchase of counterfeit
money you will be caught In the act and he
sent to the State Prison, where you evidently
belong. return thi ten cents and advise you
to invest 10 cheap copy OF Ten Command
ments and study the one which refers 10 steal
| ing. j. GAYLOR.
Special Agent P. o. Debt