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l.. 6errineId, Tuner of the Plano Forte. Orders
are received 1t Wk MeconsRYs, 4, o. Block.
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AOHINRSR KFnnING.

A gentleman in China writes an in
teresting account Of the marriage Of
Mr.. Charles Marshall. This young
gentleman is q native Chinaman, but
was brought to this country In his
bOyhOOd, and was q member OF the
Church Of the Strangers" in New
York. He returned to China two
years ago, is preaching and teaching
Soo-ehow, and is supported by the
Sunday School OF DIR. Deems Church.
The following Is an extract from the
letter:
1 left home on the sth, about 10
O'Clock A. n, In company with
Charles and his bride. We arr NOT,
however, on thesame boat We have
been two days together, but I have
not yet seen her face, 1t being the
Chinese custom forthe bride 70 keep
herself very close and concealed from
view. Charles was married on the
S9th Of November, in Shanghai, to a
Christian young lady Of the Episco-
pal Church. They were married in
the Episcopal Church about candle
light. The church was crowded to
overlooking. The ladies were dressed
in the richest attire, beautifully en-
broidered. Their head-dresses were
filled with jewels, gold and silver
ornaments, and small, tinkling bells
hung aroung in great %profusion. The
bride was brought into the church i'm
a handsome sedan chair. covered with
red cloth, and her face yelled with
red, so that no one could see. She
was then led TO the alter by two old
ladies, the brides maids following,
and the bridegroom meeting her az
the alter. When we reached the
native brothers. house, where q boun-
tiful supply Of good things were wait
ing US, the vail was lifted, and u
friend Charles looked as though he
was-eleotrified, for he had ReUeT seen
her face before. It is the custom OF
the Chinese that the bride shall not
be allowed to speak for three days,
and all she eats has to be put into her
mouth by the bridesmaids she IS
not. allowed TO use her hands to do
anything for three days, and she is
not allowed to sleep during that time,
except whaI she can get by leaning
her bead upon the table or on the side
of the bed. But the worst and strang-
est part is to come. From the first
day Of their marriage, day and night,
there is nota moments peace in the
brides chamber. All invited guests
are allowed TO go in at any time, night
or day, and make as much noise as
they like, 70 prevent either party get
ting any rest. Neither bride OF groom
can take any rest, for they are &C the
mercy Of those who are hidden TO the
feast.
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A NarrIaEeC eremonr.

A far Western marriage ceremony,
thirty years before the Pacific rail-
road annihilated the "far West" has
been thus described 10 US:
SceHe-POtato NFieid.-The magis-
trate In his shirt sleeves, bnsily ply
ing the hoe. Enter two candidates
for matrimOny, who follow him
closely along the row The magis-
trate at first pays no attention to
them.
"Be you the sq%uire?" the youth
asks.
yes" and the hoe rises and falls
faster than ever.
1--WE want TO be married! ga the
youth desperately exclalms.
"Well, shet up, dern you, till / get
to the end OF this row. I'm counting
the hills.
Thus admonished the twain fol-
lowed him anxiously along, hand in
hand, until the end Of. the row is
reached.
"Twenty-seven ,twenty-eight. Now
dern you, stand up herel" and the
squire leans for the moment upon the
hOe-handle.
"Do you Ito the youth solemnly
swear, by thunder, to take this wO-
man for your wife2r
"Yes.n
"Do you Ito the girl) solemnly
swear, by thunder, to take this man
for your husband2n
Yes
"Then / swear, by thunder, you
are man and wife,
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Grsfting Crane Vines.

At a recent meeting of the HOrti-
cultural Society of Western New
York, D.. s. Wagner gave a deserip-
ton Of the method he adopts in graft
ing the grape vine. he gratis from
early spring till last of June. The
gratis are cut early the previous win
ter and packed in saw dust. He
CRAFTS q little below the ordinary sur
face of the ground and covers with
earth. The moisture Of the soil is
preserved by two inches Of mulching.
The cleft is sawn in without splitting.
has set the Delaware and Isabella
roots with good success, and in one
instance had a crop OF grapes the
same year. A strong stock is desira-
bic, such as Isabella, Catawba and
Diana. The Rebeeca does better on
stocks than on its own roots.
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ADVICE 10 YOUNG Wives.

1 would say to the yong wife, do.
not imagine that because you have
obtained a husband, that your atten-
ton to personal neatness and deport-
ment may be relaxed Now, in reali-
", is the time for you to exhibit su-
perior taste and excellence in the eul-
tivation Of your address, and the
becoming elegance ofyourappearance
fit required some little care to foster
the admiration Of q lover, how much
more is requisite to keep yourself
lovely in the eyes Of him to whom
there is no privacy or disguise-your
hourly companion 4? And IL it was due
to your lover that you should always
present to him, who proposed to wed
and cherish you, q neat lady-like as
pect, how much more Is he entitled
TO similar mark of respect, who has
kept his promise with honorable hdel-
ity, and linked all his hopes of future
happiness with yoars9 II you car
manage thesematters without appear
ing oEtudythem so much the better.
Some husbands are impatient at the
routine OF the toilet, and not unFeas-
Onably so-they possess active and
energetic spirits, sorely disturbed by
any waste oftime, Some wives have
discovered an admirable facility In
dealing with this difficulty; and il Is
q secret, which having been discover
ed by some, may be known to all,
and s we'll worththe finding out.
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20 RnlAaHnshand.

A writer in Chambers Journal
writes: Above all things, il q wife
wishes to make home attractive to her
mate let her keeps sharp eye on the
cook nothing makes q male creature
more discontinued with his house
than bad dinners, ,illlssrved, ifthsre is
anything that will make him swear
and there generally Is my dearyoung
lady, although his temper seemed 50
angelic when a-WoOing, Is a cold
plate with hot meat, or q hot plate
with his cheese. Neglect Of this sort
Il objectionable. Again, Il may not
be possible 70 give him daihtie, but
It Is easy to avoid mOnotOny by q care
full study OF the cookery book, and it
Is quite astonishing how the monster
man can be subjngated and assnaged
by q judiciOus variation Of his meals.
The creature may be aliegoFically
pictured lightly led by a fair lady
with q wedding ring through his
palate. Indeed, there are ithousand
WAYS TO lead him, II women would
show q little tact, with which they
are credited, Opposition, contradic-
ton, makes him furious he stamps,
he roars, and becomes altogether dan
gerous. Whereas treat him tenderly,
D wife, and you shall wind him round
your marriage finger. I have seen
wives miss their chance Of gaining
what they have set their eyes on a
thouand times through sheer stupid
"; they know that certain line of
conduct Is sure to anger him, and YET
they wilfully pursue it. when smooth
and easy victory awaits themin anOth-
er direction.
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PnTATn FINuR.


Few persons in the United States
are aware OF the demand for farina,
or potato -four, and ofthe slmost I'M
limited extent of the market that can
be found for this product, which is
simply the dry, svaporated pulp OF
the ordinary potato the whittier aud
more free from black speeks the bet
ter. It is used for sizing and other
manufacturing purposes, and with
the aid OF precipitation and acid is
converted into starch. In Europe it
meets a large and increasing demand,
in its primitive state, as potato -four +,
aid in Lancashire alone 1900 tons
are annually sold, and as many more
would be taken ifput into the market.
When caIeined it is used largely for
.silk-dressing and other purposes.
At this time the quotation for pOta-
to farina in Liverpool lisa little over
4 cents a pound, while wheat flour is
about q cents a pound 81 that pOta-
to -four is worth nearly double that
of the wheat at the present rate.
Consignments TO Liverpool are sOli-
cited by the brokers there, who prom
Use to take all that can be furnished.
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WARREN
Pillow WORKS

STHE SEASON FOR PLOW-
"a ING Is ut hand. We wish 20 call the at
teutiOu OF the farmers Of TrumbuH M ad-
joining COUNTIES 70 the variety OF PioWs
W. are manufacturing. among which is
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TIED VICTOR
CURTIS IR0N BEAM
OUR POINTS

Patent for refining and hardening cast iron.
which makes them preferable % steelin all
heavy soils. We will
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The CHRONICLE
Fundamental EienentsO Of Agriculture,

Fundamental Elements Of Agriculture.
l. All land on which clover or the
grasses are grown must either have
lime on it naturally or must be arti-
heially supplied. 1t matters little
whether il be supplied In the form of
stone lime. oyster-shen lime, or mari.
= All permanent improvement of
lands must look to lime as its basis.
3. Lands which have long been in
culture will be benefited by appliea-
tons in the form OF bOne-d0st guano.
native phosphate of lime, cOmposts OF
fish, ashes, or in Oyster-lime or mari.
If the land needs lining also.
! 4. No land can be preserved in a
high state of fertility unless clover
and the grasses are cultivated in the
course Of rotation.
.. Mold Is Indispensable in every
soil, and a healthy supply can alone
be preserved through the cultivation
Of clover and the grasses the turning
in Of green crops, OF by the applica-
ton Of eOmpOsts rich in the elements
| of mold.
G. All highly concentrated animal
manures are increased in value, and
their benefit prolonged by the ad-
mixture Of plaster or ~pulYerized char
coal.
Z. Deep blowing and subsoiling
greatly improve the productive pow.
ers Of q variety Of soils that are not
wet.
s. All wet lands should be drained.
8. All grain crops should be harvest
ed several days before the grain is
thoroughly ripe.
10. Clover as well as other grasses
intended for hay should be mown
when in blossom.
II. Sandy lands can be most effect
uslly Improved by clay. If such
lands require lining it is best done
by a compost of lime and clay. In
stacking lime salt brine is better than
water.
p The ehopping or grinding OF
grain to be fed to stock effects a saw
ing Of at least so per cent.
Is. The drainage Of wet lands adds
to their value by making them pro-
duce more and better crops, by pro
ducing them earlier and by improv.
ing the health Of the AeighbOrhoOd.
IA. To manure or lime wet lands Is
to throw manure, lime and labor
away.
Is. Shallow blowing operates tC
impoverish the soil, while decreasing
production.
l6. By stabling and shedding stock
during the winter, a-s&ving of one,
fourth of the food is effected. That /:
One-foUrth less food is required than
If they were exposed to the inclemen'
eies OF the Weathef.
IL. A bushel of plaster per acre,
sown broadcast over clover, viii
add from % to 100 per cent. to its pro
duce.
IS The periodical application o.
ashes, unleached, tends 70 keep NJ
the integrity of the soil, by supply
ing most, If not all, the organic sub
stances.
I9. Thorough preparation Of land
Is absolutely necessary to the success
full and luxuriant growth Of crops.
20. Abundant crops cannot be
grown on the same land in succession
unless fertillzing matter is returned
to it In equivalent proportions to the
/ substance taken away,
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Springfield, Massachusetts moth
er left her little boy at home to amnse
himself with matches, and, when she
returned, met him In the street, cry
ing. He said he only made a little
fire in the bureau drawer, and a lot of
red-shirted men came with great big
teakettIe, and squirted water al over
the house. They saved the cellar
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Vienna planning MILL

And compare quality and prices before pur-
chasing, Orders promptly filled. Address
IRA B. MACKEN,
March : lSl-5m Vienna o.
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EGAI NOTICE

E0AL NO14GLs
I~1Assignees OF Harris, Blhckford, &CO., VS..
James Harris, and others
In the Court Of Common Pleas, Trumbull
County, Ohio.
All. Graham, supposed 70 reside In Mer-
Ger County. Pennsylvania. Is notified that
the Assfgnees OF Harris, Blackford a Co.,
and others, for the benedto OF creditors Of
said ~assfgnors, have dled In said Court, their
petition aglinst him, aud othera stating
among other things, that James Harris, and
Others, by writing dated May I, l69, con-
tractedt . sell to said Graham, Lots No1O
and IS, in Blackford's addition 70 the vii
lage OF Niles. in said county. for s&o,0Q-
only 5000 Of which has been paid, M hat
plaintiffs are ready 10 make hima deed Of
aid lots on payment ofthe purchase money
and interest. 10 asking that the amount
due on the contract be liked, and said de-
fendant ordered TO pay the same, and In
default Of payment that said lots be sold,
and for such other rehefRs may be right
said petition must be ansWereu by June II,
ISL, and said action viii be for trial AZ the
Jane term, 1871, OF said Court
HUDCHENS. GLIDDEE& srULL
April lSl-5t Pitts Atty's-
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New Advertisements.
g. O'CLOCK.

MALE 4 FEHILE. t1rsubseriPtion Books
Ezra mdaosmsHfs 60 A0eaa. Information
nee. Address American Book Co, OWE
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RAILWAY

On and after Monday, Dec. 5th, Ls7o. trains
wtnleave WARREN, az the following hours,
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NOTICE-The undersigned viii
IN sell at Public Auction 1t the store OF A.
r Sillmlan In Fowler, TrumhuH County
Ohio, on Thursday. the 4th day OF Nay, A.
d. 1871. the following notes belonging % b
estate Of Walter toddart. decd, ~ notes
made by d. & II. @. Baldwin.
One note ofSl3Q.00 with interest nom Sept.
10th, a.. ID. 1870.
one noteofSiS3@, wifhInteresf nom Sept.
10Th, AID. $50. Il.-
Two NOTES made by D. BaldEin.
A. d 1870.
One OF SI0o0 with interest nom EoY. Zd,
A. D. $50. Sale TO cdmmemca 9 q o'clnck,
2. m. Tefms Cash. WAE CRATSbEI.
April T. iS7l-3ts Admir-.
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A Plan for Reading the Bible Trough
RyprF Year.

Every Tear.
During january, read Genesis and
Exodus.
February. readto the lOthof Deut-
eronOmy.
March, read to the 18th Of / Sam
uel.
April, read to the 18th Of 2 Kings.
May, read 10 the 5th Of Nehemiah.
June, read TO the Tooth Psalm.
July, read to the 5Oth Of isaiah;
August, read to the 10Th of Ezekiel.
September, read to the end Of the
old Testament
October, read to the endof Luke.
November, read to the end l CORN
thians.
December, read to the end Of the
New Testament. About sixty-fve
to seventy-iye pages per month, OF
~about~two pages for every week day,
and four pages for every Sunday.
The above plan is offered by one
who has regularly adhered to It for
thirty-one successive yeafs &c q daily
devotional exercise, and feeling thai
il is the bread Of life" he Is afraid
now to DISCONTINUED. Reader, If you
have no better plan, paste 3 copy o.
this one on the inner cover of YOU
Bible and tTyit.
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The Manic G0mb win change any
SHARES, sPoRTINe RIFLEs. we
COUGH! COUGH! COUGH!

YhyEn you Corgh when you can be 50
easily relieved by using
DR.. Wells Carboho Tablets
They are a sure cure for Sore ThroaL Haqr,e-
astS. otargh and al AseGssa- a. ne IsuCt
IHrodL and Bronchial nn0ea.
From the greRtnumber OF Testimonials a.
70 the efficiency Of this Invaluable medicIne
the following Is selected.
Mahpanish Ave, Chicago, Ill, JauiA Il.
lf1r the lastteny years I have been a great
sumerer nom frequent attacks OF Acute
-bronchitis, and w never found anything
10 relieve me nom these attacks until I
tried Dr.. WeUS Ourbodic TdbIeS.'
ELIZABETH 7. ROOT.
OaO41uEN ses De palmsd odfohyo
be sure sRd get only WELLS CARB6IIC
TABLETS. John Q. Kellogg, Piatt Street,
. centsu Box.
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KiHSMAR MlLLlHERY.

MRS. MEACHAM having Just re-
lNl turned from the city With q LARGE
variety OF most dsslrable Spring Goods. Is
now ready 70 ~reeeiveheF customers and sell
them thebeGlRinR new styles OF Hats and
POnnafk aff+rv fOfo nrfesr klzn MANY fancy
articles that ladies want. New styles Of
dress patterns &c.
April u, IS7l-iSts
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The contract for Horace Greeley's
next new hat lie said to have been
awarded. Itisnot 70 be delivered IN
til lSS6-BostOH Post,
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i MEAT MARKET,

~YTHE undersigned would res
~ psctfuliy announce 10 the cit-
Eens Of Warren and the vicinity
that ne has opened Meat Market On LIB
erfv Street Opposite E.K. Wtsells Carriage
Factoy. Where he Intends Z keep 0ne1ant-
II on hard, all kinds OF fresh meats. and OF
good quality as h country viii anord-
have employed the services Ofa o o hitch
er who has had long experiEuce In the husf
ness. and Who viii always be on hand 70 at
oGhe wants Of AL customers An or
ders len for meats In the evening VIII Be
promptly attended 20, II desired can be de-
iipersd A. their residences or kept in e.
EigeratoE III called on -
J June - lSOE LEAUEL DhAH-
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BLn0MMGIoN dLL.l AuRSERY-
FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE

Cleans Kid Gloves and ali kinds OF Cloths
and Clothing removes Paint. Greese, Tar,
&c, tHEfqntV, without the least injury to the
finest fabric. Sold by Druggist aud Fancy
co, 80 Barclay ST. New York, t5 Ia Sale
Street, Chicago.
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HUM0R DOCTOR.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURTF1ER
AND SYSTEM REVIEWER.

One bottle win cure a torpid condition OF
the liver.
Two bottlss are warranted to cure s. nur-
sing sore mouth
one bottle viii clear the system Of biles.
Two bottles are Wnrrnntedto cure the worst
cankeriu the stomach.
Three 70 v bottles are warranted to cure
the worst III Of eUsluclas.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For an ths purposes OF a LNzatvO
Medicine.

Perhapsnoonemed%
cine Is so universally
required by every.
body as aoathAric,
- nor was ever any be
~ !; !; i; i !: J % ! =I s:
$3.50 purEaive PA. The
- obvious reason Is.
- thztitis amore reiG
he and ar more ef
fectual remedy than any ether. Those who have
nied It, know that it cured them; those Who haEe
not know that II cures theirneighbors~ andh1endsi
and al knew that what il does once Il does al
Ways-thaf il never fails through any fault orneg-
giect pitts composition We have thousands upon
thousands Ofcertfeatesofhernmarkablsc npes
Of tie fonsEing GEalaints, bEt such Gr& are
known in every mlEhborhood, and we ned not
publish them. Adapted 70 all ages and conditions
mall climates containing neither e~domenorany
d~eleteuous drug they may be 8keE WIN sley
by anybody. Their -Eugar-cOaung preserves them
ever hesh, andmakes them pleasant 70 take, while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arse hom
They operate BY their powerful influence on the
internal Viscera 70 purify ths blood and stimulate
y ~ aso s sS11eSS b5 2o9E TTe4' NJ H osbsP orESSs Of
the body, restoring ber EegularoGoon g health
and by correcting, wherever they exist such de-
rangemenfs as are TIE first origin Of disease
Minute directions are dFen In the wrapper on
he boz, hr hefeloElng complaints mese
PHIs rapidly eunos-
EOE u AAAlLLMAAG4
ness, and Lex Of Appetite, they
should be taken moderateiyt 70 stimulate the stom-
ach, and restore It's healthy Tone and oflon.
For LIVER Comulnfna aEd IEEoT10lsEymp-
t0r1s, HfHon5 HaHaachs, 2tek lead
ache. Tauudfce OF GHasl GiCkueaaF Bill
f0un Celtic a1d UtItlu1 EsNeEs Haey should
Be judiciOusy taken for eschcase, % correct the
diseased aciOn reno tn uhstIet0us which
cause Il.
For DUeH1eE or D3aeFA0as but one
mild dose Is generally FequE61
For RheuEartl1- aouE Grarels Pal
ufennou Of the HeaEas Pain in Eh6
side. Back and Aglaa, t1eF Bhouldbe couttn-
uOuslv taken, as required, 70 change the diseased
action Of the system Win such change those
complaints disappear
For DroPEy and 0ropaicol bWeIlinEa
they should Be taken IN large and frequent doses
70 produce the eject Of adrasd N
For 6-upnraHEfOm a large dose Eh0uld be
taken rs il produces The desired eject by sym
As q Dfnser PHI, take one OF two PfIs to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the suonacn anu
bowels into healthy action restorest ne aRPeuls'
and inTigorates the system. Hence ls oA.el -
Tantageous where no serious 49,.
One who feels tolerably vel, 7oien nnds lnL
dose Of these Rfl1s makes him Eel de0deug DtF
ter, from their cleansing and renoTaung eueetoA
the digestive apparatus.
7r.J. G. AKER&C CO., RraetioGI Chemists
LOWELL. MISS, z. $. 4.
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THEA-NEeTAR

WANTED-AGENTS, SO per daul to sell
" b celebrated HONE SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE Has the Gageedmakes
the "lOck stifehm (alIke on both sides) and Is
icelsed d best and cheapest mmily
Sewing Machine In the market Address,
JOHNSON, CLARK & CO., Boston, Mass,
Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, H. or st. Louis,
No.
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NOTICE.-An persons are hereby
Abigail Morfis, or uranadcfinG any business
whatever with the same,n NY name
EDWARD MORRIS.
Mineral Ridge, ,. -AprhS. ~, 1Ars
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nor BALE.-ExcelsiOr and Pillow
Boy are tor sale. my health1s such that
I am forst to sell, ] am not able 10 attend
70 them; terms 10 suit the buyer. Please
call soon asthe first mani that makes a fair
Ofer gets them. West ofthec center Vienna.
April L. IFl-St.s PHIL0 THOMPSON.
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IN Cloths, Cassimsres & leans,
THE MUSIC BOOK
FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS AT HOME
Is
GOLDEN ROBIN,
nv n q PERKINS.

Containing Elementary Instructions, At
tractiye Exercises, and several Hundred
Po~pularSonEE This New Book will be found
SuperiOr 70 All similar Works in many
points essential 10 a popular Instruction
Book IN Vocal Music and Collection Of MelO-
dies for the Young. Several Editions have
already been ordered, and ths demand in
crease Many OF t~heSOngshave been writ
ten expressly Tor the work, and none OF INC
songs are old and time-Wurn-sung lhrough
a dozen books, bal New and ~Sparkling.
Adapted to al Occasions, and Alive withthe
Shirt o. the Tines. Price 81 cts. sent post
paid. OLIVER DITSON & CO. Publishers,
n Washington ST, Boston OHAS- d. DIT
SON AGO, III Broadway, New York.
Mar. A1El-EL
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Now Is THE TINE

When people are turning theis attention to
burning COAL N COOKING STOVES and
nothing Is so desirable 70 neat and tidy
LIANT BAKING QUALITIES. is the CLEANENr
MOST nCBABLEE GENERiLLN CONVENIENT.
Asevidence that orr
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