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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-20

nnd railing y.fIt y indeed sad falling
out whc after year, u theciosct intimacy the har
parts company with the head. Fortunately the IA.
,nslROle rrigrnt0n may be easily prevented and the
twain more closely united than ever by timely and
systematic use Of Lyons kaealron the potent in
lg9aht Oi the hair ond promoter Of it- growth and
vass tue Dry and p1rehed condition Jfthe roots Of
lhe lair which Is preliminary to It's coming out. by
" preservation In healthy state. II Is the only true
dlssSyent and evapOrant Of dandruG and other impur
Ies oi The scalp. whose presence IL Injurious to the
hhr. As beautlhcr OF the head e KaihairOn hos 10
equal IL not only Increases the quantity Of tue hair
but Improves its quality Immediately iGiparing as
Ions appearance aud silky textsre which exceed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-20

ENDoRsEMENT'o OF PRESIDENT GRANT.-The
Grant meeting announced for the evening of
Wedpcsday last. ut Cooper Institute, N. Y,
was one Of The most numerous and enthusiast
ic ever held in that city, The hall being pack
ed to, its utmost capacity. the thousand that
remained outside held another meeting in the
open air. The inside meeting wac addressed
ny Senator Wilson, Senator Morton and Mr.
Rainey, colored Member of Congress from
South Carolina. Senator Wilson's speech was
especially powerful, reviewing as it did that
made in tho same place few nights before, by
Senator, ,Trumbull. A platform was adopted,
and the meeting broke at about midnight
The voice Of New York city is In no sense an
uncertain sound. 1t probably affords no more
comfort 10 the boilers than the election re-
ports from New Hampshire and Connecticut.
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sKrTLE Ur.-As the subscriber ia about re-
moving to King City, it becomes necessary
that settlement should be had with those
with whom he has unsettled accounts. For
few days, these settlements may be made with
him, after that with proper collecting officer.
There is no discount on this ii. A. HENDRY.
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CastorIa--a substItute for castor oil-n vcget,

CastorIa--a substitute for castor OLA vegetable
preparation containing Deiiher minerals morh NJ ror
alcohol II Is pleasant 10 take does not nauscaie and
operates rheg all other remedies failed DR.. Pitcher
has experimental fifteen years in producing prcpara
tion more efficient than castor oil without lts horrJ
taste The Csstorm regulates the system cures con
spaiion stomach ache, Group and atulcncy and kills
worms II docs not distress grippe by il, quictiDg
soothPg erect Y produces natural sleep and pnrteu
lsily adapted to crying abd tssthing children.
We desire physicians TO test this article and will
forward three bottles gratis the address Of any one
so authenticated Insrt Iha; your druggist order for
Yon II costs but so cents. and bottle win save
many doctors bills J. b. ROSE h CO.. 50 Broadway.
New York Gr4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-20

At the late meetsag of Clsvelaad presby-
aery, Rev. JAMES A. SKINNER, of Cleveland
and Rev. J. N. McGIFFERT, of Ashtabula,
were appointed as Clerical Commissioners to
the General Assembly. The Lay Commission.
ers are Dr. HERncK, Of Cleveland, and w.
+. PRATT, of Newbury. The Assembly con-
venes at Detroit on the 18th of May.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFER-The one undi-
divided half of the 10 acre plat adjoining the
premises of VIM. Church, has been sold by d.
W...AMEY, one of the Jones heirs. TO Mr.. ii,
M. FIoKTNOER, of Stoneboro, Pa. Train Des-
patcher on the jamestown aud Franklin road.
Consideration 81 900. When the jamestown
Branch shall be put in operation. Mr.. f. will
probably make this his place Of residence, and
Improve this very desirable property for his
future scsidenee.
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BARNrXs SHOW. about which there has
been such a flourish OF Grumpets, is not to Wis
it US, but after bait at Erie, makesa leap
over to Cleveland. This slight is not so in
tolerable to be borne. since the assurance that
Rosston Springer, g. Henderson's Great Mas
todon" is to pay us visit. This collection is
\ is<ges oae' than Barnam's and the Figis are
nowhere compared with the Arabs, No fea-
tsre OF the ring performance. has reached the
wonderful exploits Of these sous Of the desert
they are simply incredible, and must be seen
10 he believed appreciated.
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For fifteen years suffered from disordefed
liver; but since ! used one package of Sim
mons Liver Regulator, TO this day. which is
now several years, ] have been comparatively
a sound man, MAJ. A. +. Woody,
Kingston Ga
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ARE YOU GOING WEST l-Ifs take our
advice and pprcbare your Tickets over the old reliable
and popular Missouri Paeiac HRiIroad, which
y POSITIVELY, the only Line that three Daily TX.
press Trains from 81. Louis TO Kapsas Ctr Aad the
West and is, POSITIVELY, the ouiy line which runs
Pullmans Palace Ssepers and Fine Day Coaches
especially for nsprersJ equnpea with Millers SeJsy
Platform and the Patent Steam BRAKE from 81.
Louis to kaLsas City, Fo:t Scott, Parsonp Lawrence
Leayenwprth Atchisou, ST. Joseph Nebraska City
Council Blufs and Omaha triltout change For ipfor.
nation In regard to Time Tables, rales &C. to any
point In Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska Colorado Texas
or California, call upon address s. II. THokrsUs
Agent: Missouri Pacific Railroad Columbus Ohio: or
T. A. fonD, General Passenger Agent, st. Louis Mo- y
No trou6Ls 70 dnsser gvfsfio;,st -
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MOVING THE STATIoN.rSince our people
had settled down upon the conclusion that
the talk about the removal OF the station to
10 the east side Of the creek was all specula-
iion, the subject has come up again, and with
such ayshow Of probability as 10 bring con-
viction ts the minds of some at least, that
there is more in IL than had heen dreamed Of
that the removal is not an impossible event.
The fact of delay in finishing up this end of
the jamestown line, has been somewhat unac-
countable, but with such an occurrence US
that Of the removal in prospect this delay is
moasurably accounted for, and we learn from
some of those, with tolcrable means of infor-
nation, that the two events are couped to-
geiher-thc one, dupehdent upon the ether.
The commonly understood ground of the re:
movsl idca. is that our cilisens haYe not come
fully up To their agreement with the Lake
Shore Co, in furnishing n right of way. The
deficit amounts ~, something like S. 900. If
this be so, ii would seem TO be small matter
in comparison TO the disadvantages likely 10
follow 10 the village, from a removal Of the
station buildings to the proposed location. Ii
is mat.eF of Importance enough to demand
attention, and if the charge of delinquency is
well founded, there is The consideration OF
rue'policy added to that Of good fath, 10 in
duce our citizens 10 give the matter their
prompt and earnest consideration. The re.
moysl Is an event that cannot be entertained
or tolerated. e-'.ss 5S..
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Rail Road Mattars.

The work Of grayeling up,ul jamestown
Ine began IN, Thursday mopnEiasr AtrAyk
has been laid 70 tho grAVeI.bcd Just over the
Cut IL is understood tina, rs soon ~ Ibis
wesk is finished To jefferson, the Acconuno.
dSiion will he transferred from tl,e Like
Shore 10 fbe jamestown. ar
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The Building OF the Ashtabula Loan Asso.
citation 10 in the hands of the carpenters and
masons for repair and improvement. The old
portieo has been taken down and its place is
10 be supplied by an extension to the walk
line. and Which Is to be graeed xith suitable,
and:we suppose. tas eful glass front, which
will change its aspect, and Of course, as any
change must he. very much Cor the better.
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Three Thousand tons Of irgp. recently pur-
chased for the A. y. & =. road are 10 be dc.
liyered in time for beginning the work of lay.
ing the track from this epd Of the line, within
the next 30 days so we are autboraiiyely In
forr.od
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EANDLoRp StRLrNE has left the Surline
House, KingsvjlIe. apd W. W. KENNEY takes
charge, and Kingsville is 10 have planning
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-20

Conneaut Village has determined TO get
along without the protection Of standing
police.
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's VEssEIS P4ssssa' DErRoIr.--The Erie Dis
patst says, THE matter Of compensation for
vessels passing Detroit during the supmes of
1872, will be done away with, as tic Detroit
and Chicago newspapers viii attend 10 all
such expenses, the EepoFteEs receiving pay.
ment from that source.
In view Of this fact lt Is hoped that vessel
masters, whose vessels have not the nsme on
the quarter, will show slTeapeT. to aid in
obtaining The name, ,ss..,,..,
b Vessels viii therefore pay no dyes for being
reported passing Detroit. TO collectors on the
river or elsewhere. but pTowptly report any
neglect OF omission OF their vessel not being
reported, TO either the Chicago or Detroit pa
pers, when the same wiz meet with immediate
attention. 'stt
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LOCAL NOTICES

B0zOd0nt has takah very prom oent tlaco snttS ~
most approved denfihess VI tbebhY Il IL very pobu
lar article for the toilet, hiav fccoib mended by ali
who have used H. az beautiner and yfeserver of the
eeth refreshing the mouth sweetfnlnf the breath and
afrestng the progress Of decay
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do. METcALF was run away with on Mon
day last and somewhat bruised and disabled
but, having no bones broken, is In the way of
ready recovery.
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The number OF Cemetery in,ernents for the
year closing In March. were thirty-:hrcc.
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Amount In the Treasury,

Many families hawe been kept from suffering
and sick ones made comfortable. The laGies
feel that they have BEEN doing work that
will commend itself to all that have in any
way contributed either by their labor or mon
ey, Tile Society has indefinitely adjSasped
its meetings, subject to the call of the Presi-
dent when the work of the Society sseRs TO
be needed. 4 SEcRETARY.
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HARRon APRRoFRIATIoE.-T bill for ap.
preparations for River and Harbor Improve.
ment, which has been reported back by the
Chairman of the Appropriation Committec--
Mr.. GARFIELD-t0 the committce Of the
whole house. and 70 be made the special order
from day 10 day, until disposed of, contains an
item of appropriation for the improvement Of
the Harbor at this place, of $4,000 The
whole amount 10 be, appropriated by the bill
is $4.09saG0. We'notice, also. that our Nor.
walk, CT friends come in for small slice of
$4,000, for the improvement 0f lieir harbor.
which looks like q rather small matter for
dredging out some mile and half or Two
miles In extept. 1af,t
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The rate of premium fixed for the new
stock Of the Farmers Nat Bank is 90 per
cent.
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REMAINS FoUND.-The remains of man
were found on Mopday morning last thrown
high up on the beach short distance west of
the Harbor, at this place, without clothing,
and SO, much decsyed. crushed aud, worn
away by the ice, as to leave little by which II
recognition could be hoped for; even the sex
could not be decided except by anatomical re-
search. The head particularly, had been very
much abraded by the ice; the hands and feet
were in perfect shape Without measurement.
the body indicated hcight Of soiae i've feet
8 or 10. DIR. EAMEs. who saw the remains
gives i;as his opinion, that they might perhaps
have been identified by one intimately ac-
quaiated with deceased. AS inforpaljoa of
this kind was recently called TOR by Mrs. BAs-
sETT, of Madison, we have endeavored to OBJ
tain and give fail particulars. A coffin was
procured and the body buried near where
found.
LATER.-Mrs. Basseti, haying heard of lhe
finding of these remains. srrivcd here on
Thursday morning and had them dsinteH ed
but concluded after examination that they
were not those of her late husbaRd. r4i
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wooD.--Two foot wood-wanted immediate.
ly tt this Office.
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A New FIGURING NIL, by Messrs. WILLIAMS
q KINNENAN, is having its foundations laid in
COnneaut
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Amount OF Books on hapd....,......... 26l 90

s,.. ... DE, $l275S
There, Mr. Editor, is the elephant. unmasked
big, and dangerous, isn't it -? Altrr the smoke
of Mr.. Argus tremendous broadside had clear
cd away. began 10 look around for the dead
and wounded. AT roll call, every man m
swered promptly, "here!" Now. ] cannot sec
for the life of me, who has been injured by
this business, either in person or esta ,e Fur
ther. will say for the benefit of those who
may honestly have been aisicd by argus in
his unfair and untruihful TRADE, that not one
fartbng has ever been paid to any person or
persons, either directly orindircctly,, for the
trouble of managing the Book concern
One more eacstion, Mr. Editor. and am
done with thu Book matter: r'What became
of that 500 taken from the treasury recently.
and passed to the credit of the Book oonc,rnS"
simply say it never went to the credit of the
book concern. That was transaction OF my
own. with which the School Board had no
more to do. than "Argus" has TO do with truth
and justice: and further, for Argus" conso-
lation, have that said 500 in my pocket.
barring what have not paid Qua on legal
vouchers.
Next week. MI Editor, I will diSsect the
item in my report TO the Board of Wood
and contingencies" JNo. p. ROBERTSON.
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The frs. vessel Of the season passed up on
the lake on Thursday morning.
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spaldlng's due mena, fprgllare. TOYS, &c.


" ~ OhhtMtents-- sore icRs. wounds,
ulcers, tc can be cured The rational treat nent -
~ nsiufe y TO redace the local iBfamma ton,
soyl the neghboring neryes. cool the heated blood.
aba teqarg thc vatsiT ehsrous direhafge consistent
ana bealtly. HAPPILY, HQgYay's Oigiment accom-.
Pllsnes lbese ends With uhfaGSg ceraiHty. Is cents
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AsuTABuLA, April, II. 70.

Editor 7elegraph-A. my old friend Argus"
appears 10 be somewhat bilious over the ras.
cally and dishonesl dOngs of the Board OF
Education, l propose TO yenlilate the subject
in Homeopathic doses, as so much light as
Argus" requires given at one, dose, might
produce collap c. aud prove fatal in its con.
sequences, / will commence with the Book
Concern! The question, How much Of the
public money has been used in the Book Con.
cern in tbe past and current yeariS'I may be
answercd-not one penayL The following ia a
true exhibit of Its affairs .tIr/t -FF
l. NJ. Clemens in account with School
Board, .., .t. H. DIR,
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Are mild certain, safe and efficient.
Iages Mandrake Liver PILE cure Dgspepfia.
rages Mandrake Liver Pills cure Headache.
Sold by all DnyprI. fa IN,
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IHE MOST POPULAR AMUSEMENT AND ITs
GREAT PRovipER.-It is the province of live
newspapers TO accept established faots and TO
govern themselves accordingly, without In
dulging in proftlcss speculation as 10 either
the necessities or absurdiirs in which tlscy
origininatc, and among those to be thus cntef.
tained isthe positive one that tent exhibitions
have become, with all classes, the most popu-
lar and generally attended of all auusemetts,
Undoubtedly there is in the collections of Wild
animals, and the daEhing riding, daring frais.
and fun of the ring. much that insensbly but
powerfully appeals 10 our national character
islics of curiosity and restless energy and
courage, and the universal partially for
and appreciation of broad humor Among
the greater exhibitions which minister most
successfully to these tastes and, preferences,
The Great Mastodop caravan, managerie, mu-
scum, circus and Ben Abdallah's troupe of
Bedouin Arabs, announced TO appear here on
Friday. May 3rd, undoubtedly holds foremost
rank as a monster accumulation of many and
diverse novelties and standard attractions II
presents separately, in alnplest measure, the
instructive and rational amusement of an un-
usually extensive and complete managerie of
rare aud huge animals, u museum of attract
i've antiquities, statues. mechanical achieve
mcnts and curiosihes. circus company of
mammoth proportions and world wide fame !;
nd7last, but not least, the celebrated ard un-
paralleled troupe of Bcdouip Arab gymnasts,
who arc the only performers of thef national
ty and faith in the country and present a
most astonishing programme of entirely orig
inal feats of strength aud skill. They appear
everywhere in public, and an interview with
them W i'll satisfy the most skepical, that they
are genuine worshippers Of Allah and Nue
sons of the Desert, ajai
II wifi be remembered that the Manageric,
Museum and Circus are In separate tents, SO
that those preferring 10 patsonize the two Cor.
mer only. can do SO without: the slightest as-
sociation with the latter. and at their Leisure,
either before or while The ring performances
are in progress. At night the tents aud the
approaches thereto viii be brilliantly lighted
with gas.
THE LADIES RELIEF SOCIETY of sAshtabu.
Ia, was organized Nov. end, 1871, for the pur-
pose Of assisting needy and destitute families
in our community. The members of the So.
cieiy number thirty-two; thirteen meetings
have been held for the purpose Of making gar.
meats and attending 60 business pertaining 10
the Society. There have been over fiftyarti-
cles of clotbng made and given away; also
many donations Sf partly worn clothing have
been made through the Society. Tle net
amount of money received fiom the Festival
Thanksgiving COLLECTIONS and: Membership
Fees, is ....>............,. $lG4 0S
Amount paid for material, =. .$54 25. III
Ami paid for food and provis- B HStNH
lou,, ..s.,,,,,.......... O3 70.
a gih of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 90.
81 e.s 1888 9s.
- -
Amount in the Treasury, ,..... s 80 TO-
Many families hRwe been kept from suffering
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Every TsmYA ,,sss,S a y, n..H :, pages Arniee
Psge,s Mandrake Liver Pun.

u cures scalds, burns and itching humors,
ChilbsiDs. wounds. and painful tunYors,
All healing Ointment wh, can find
greater blessing for malikind.
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No ice Is in sight nom the lake bank.
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------. CURES DIS Eases o. nK -,
INR0AL, lungs, LIVER & Bl40n

THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER b BLOCH
In the wonderful medicine to which the afiicted
arS above pointed for relief, the discovercr be-
lleyes he has eombln ed IN hdfDiony more OF Ne'
tnre's most sovereign curative properties, which
Gol has instiiled into the vegetable kingdom foT
healing the sick, than We're ever before combined
ia one medicine. The evidence Of this iset Is
toanl in the great variety of most obstinate die-
eases whiclIit has been 70 undt conquer. In tho
cure of RrOuc hitts, severe coughs,
and the carly stages OF COnsu mption, lh.s
astonished the med cal faculty, and eminent ply
slcia1s nronouncc Il the greatest medical dscoNc-
nv of the are While II ,eurcs the seyertst Coughs,
Ii siren ,thens the sys tenn and purtftes the
sieod by ts great ann iR1rUngn S p,ooS ssdS, ,Ss
worst SerO fu 4 a to common BkOtch, Rtm-
pIe, or Eruption. Mercarial disease, Mine
raj Poseas, aud their effects, arc eiadieaied. and
Iishei. Erysipeia ., salt aheum. Fever
sores, Scaly or Rough Skin. in short
aiiths numerous dis cases caused by bad blood,
are cohguered nythas powerful purifying and in
Dffyon feel dull, dro wsy, debilltated have tsl-
low color Of skin, or yello wish brown spots On
faes or boiy, frequent head ache or dzzinesr, Lad
taste in mouth, internal heat or ehs nliemated
with hot flashes, low spirits, and gloomy iorehod-
ings, irrs yllar appetite, and tongue otated. lop
are suffering from Torpid Liver or f
Com plaiuto only part OF theso symptoms
ara oxSsricacal AS remedy for oil such easet
D.. Fiercs's Golden Medical Discovery las 10
el1l as il ELECTS perfect cures, leaving tie liver
strs I.thsaol And healthy. For The cure OF
Habifaai Con sti patti on OF the bowels II
ts n;var filling remedy and those who Fave
Tal proprietor offers $l.c0O reward ior medi.
eins that will equal 1t for the cure Of al u die
clss. fas which il II recon- ended -
rs.ec ss e. s. sds a as ~
ital laboratory, 1ss Seneca street bufhlo, n. y.
Sand your address fora pamphlet
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20 ~ D,"-Don't stand aghast with awe
and fear, eyes wide open. hair On cad, and
fingers tightly clinehed with the idea that
these mysterious symbois are cabalistic signs
and represent some secret organization of
masked demons, who carry terror and dismay
with their midnight prowlings and disperse ON
the dawn Of morning. No J They are only
the initials Of Dr. Pieree,s Golden Medical
Discovery. that pleasant medicine which i,as
acquired national reputation aud proven so
eficsioas in coughs colds, bronchitis, consump-
sion end kindred diseases. For these com
plants i bas no equal. Sold by all druggists
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DIED.

. In kingsyille. al saturday the 18Th OF PARALYSIS
FRED'K FiekNOER, Jr., aged 50 ears. . |'
In Conneaut, Apnl 10th, MARY, wife Of c. w. APPLE
~, agad 90 Year,.
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TMMENCE SUCCESS.-Ag'ts wanted,
Male Female in county in the United States
and Csnadns. TO seal and most useful Patent
from 10 tx used in every family 100 Per eeEti
guaranteed For samples and terns, enclose Ten cents
and address
FERGUSON & CO., Gi5 River Street Troy y. 7.
CTAAIMERING.-D,s. Whle % OGt-
- man a0a 4th ay New York. Refcrchees from
Cleryymsn in this Oily. No pay until gpred. senl for
Circular.
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AN OPENING for Bnsiness.7-Any
IA energetic man, by small cash outlay, can make
50 600 in three Reliance Non Ex pl0aivg
Attachment for Kerosene Lamps rimplc eheap and
sure remedy for coal oil lainp' explosions Fits any
lamp, and warranted make it absolutely cafe. 1000
sold in i've months. county u $1,000 population has
1900 Lamps; every lamp needs II every family cap
affnrd IT, sample for trial by mail 80 cents. Termk
and Cir uar- free Costs noihhg " investigate this
offer Inquire Of the Editor Of this Paper or address
the Patentess; s. 6. MANN & Co. 2ls Hoofman Street.