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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16
Resolutions OF ReSpeet,

RESOLUTIONS or Respect
Adopted by TrumbuH Lodge, No.
$50 I o. o. F., Vienna, O., Oct. 10,
1872.
WHEREAS, It hath pleased our
Heavenly Father, in His infinite
wisdom. to sever the fra.ernal ties
that bind us together here, by the
death of our well beloved Brother,
P. e., r. h. Law.
ResotUed, That in this affection we
acknowledge the hand of an Allwise
Ruler, who, however mysterious His
providence may eem to US, Is, never
theless, too wi>e tuO err, and o good
Ia be unkind ; and while we would
meekly bow beneath the Christening
rod, We deeply mourn our loss.
ResOLced, That in the death of
Brother Law, the community has
lost a faithful and exemplary citizen,
aud our Lodge an earnest cOlAborer,
whose b, art was truly in the work ;
and we confidently trust that as he
was an ornament 10 the fraternity,
be may adOrn a brighter and happier
SEhSANs
ResolUed, That while We feel the
deepest sympathy for the friends of
Our departed brother, and especially
for his bereaved fan lily, we commend
them for strength and consolation to
that Word which was in the begin
ming, is now, and shall be for ever
more, and wherein God hath declared
that whom He lOveIh He ~chasteneih.
RESOLVED, That a copy of these
resolutions be presented by the n. G.
10 the widow of our deceased brother,
and that this Lodge procure their
publication in the Western Reserve
Submitted in F. L. and T.
p. G. JOHN L. RUSSELL,
H. II. CARY,
N. l. WILLIAMS, Com.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16

The Battle of Braddock's Fields,'' as
also, the subsequent tor ure of prison
ers by Indians, Il fully and graphically
described in the October INIT of the
Peep es Monthly, just at hand. The
Indian novel o c "Uld Fort Duquesne"
increases III Interest as it advances.
This number Is All excellent Oue-seven
attractive illustrations, including pOr-
traits of Livingstone, bennett, Jr., "Ba-
by's Bath DC. &c. This popular pa
per for the home-Of ann size aud APP
pearance as Harpers Weekly-is rapidly
attaining a large circulation ali over the
States. Largest cash commissions gwen
la good agents ufGHy paper in the county.
Specimen copies, postage free, ave cents.
Three months trial only twenty five
Address, Peoples Monthly"
Pittsburgh, Pa. one thousand agents
trdHted. Twice the price of the paper
given away To ever subscriber.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16
Liberal Republican Headquarters in
Philadelphia Closed,

The so called Liberal Republican
headquarters in Philadelphis, where
during the campaign just closed,
Mcclure and men Of that ilk were wont
10 gather, was most abruptly closed on
Thursday, the overwhelming Repub-
liean triumph was too much for them,
and the place thar knew them 20 we'll
will know them no more forever. The
portraits OF he buco.ic philosopher and
his cOpAIt ner on the COnfederaIe ticket
were silently and sadly removed, doubt
less 10 be cUnsigned To oblivion in =
dusty attic. The Otner political para
PhernaIia, consisting VI bucks, campaign
documents, newspaper hIes, furniture,
&c. alsO 81 m~ysIerloUsly disappeared.
The disappearance OF these artIcivs is
significant, and f~ureshadOws the fading
IuIU insIgnIncsnce OF sight the Greeley
vote next elections,
The pU blic ds0t was reduced during
SEPTEMBER owe ten millions Of dollars.
since March, 1859. the debL has been re-
duced over IbIee hunur5d anu 1.sJ-
eIgnE million dollars,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16
WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
MIsCELI.ANEOUs
PER BARREL.
Cleveland Wholesale aarket.

MONDAY EVENING. Oct. IA. 1877.
FLoUR-The market is steady with q
fair demand.
City made xxx White 1925: Xxx
amber ~ 10; XXX rvd NJ l $50; Y red
No 2S7.75aS.UO
WHEAT-Market quiet and firm. Ma
2 rel winter held AZ SI.43; No 1 at l,54
with l,5S bid.
CORN quiet and unchanged. Low
mis- ed, fresh receipts held H. 47c., high
mixed, held at 49,. Ears on track ~ 45c.
Sale Ofl.OOU bush. old receipts at 4Gc.
OATs-Steady. NJ l head at 34o. Cd
at So.
kYE-Demand Light and few sales.
Prices are standing numInally at 6Ua65c
Tor No 2 anu 7Oa75c Tor No Stale.
BARLLY-Tne market Is uulI and
nOunI, al al SUraSl.OO Tor Western.
LAhD-ihe demand Is faIr AT Toe, for
city r. hderrd 10 keg-; aylr. do IN TIER
ces. Country rendered SaSlc.
SMOKED MEATs-The market is &C
tive ana prices nrn. City sugar cured
Hams, CanS as>ed. l5c. do Shoulders.
SC; DO Breakfast B4ralIi, 9iaIUc Dried
Beef, -canvassed, lSA2Uc. Beef Tongues,
S6.25 per dozen.
BUTTER-Prices are weak but demand
is fairly active and the markSt is un.
changed Strictly chuIce weak at - be;
lsIr tU go.Id 1Sa2lr;inferiOr qualities ran
gIng at IOal5c.
CHEESE-Prices are steady, and factO-
~ Is billed in good lots l4dl4lc; choice
selections at l5c. in a small way.
EeGs-The market j. quiet aud steady.
FIesh are selling moderately at 23a2jc.
! ONIONs-Demand fair. and prices
steady. Selling at S2.5Oa275 per barrel,
from store, aud 6Oa65c busheI for back
g. ed from wagons.
OILs-Linseed selling freely in job
lots at SEC for Raw and Gle for Boiled.
POTATOEs-Peach Blows are selling al
60a62c. in q lots, and at 65a7Uc. from
store. Early Rose, dull and nominal.
SEEDS Trade dull aud prices weak.
clover, Pea, Vine per bushGl IS.
5 20. Glover medium 5.OOa550. Fax
Seed, buyers are paying 81, IS for a strict
ly prime article.
LIME-White is in good request at 1,3O
per barrel. Water is firm aud steady
We quote: Akron and Oswego $3.50
LouisvIiIe Cement, $3.50.
PLAsrER-Land Plaster in good de-
mand and selling at a range of 50, Soc
1910 per ton; Caicined Plaster ranges al
e, 50a3,O0 per barrel.
SALr-In good request and prices firm
Coarse S2,l5, fine SI,9J per bbl.-LeGdel
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WARREN, UHIO, Dec. 20. 1871.
Insurance AgeneyOI WhItIleSey Adams,
Anrkn Gfrnnf

IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CON-
PANY," OF LOnuUn established lsO3
Paid up capital and &C, umulated fund.-.
by recent losses.
We are Justified in saying that there IL
NO STRONGER purely tiie Insurance Com
pany IN tins country than the "IMPEkl-
Al" With no Lille liability. It's large
capital and Assets are solely and only IUT
protection against nre. Ne present II iOI
patronage, with ASSURANCES that any lOsses
ccurrlug unuer our ISSUES, viii la We thai
prompt attention which IN the past has
been a mari ed feature Of this Agency.
WHITTLESEI ADAMS,
Managing Agent Tor TrbmDuu Co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16

JUDGE NJ. SUTLIFF, AND COL.
r. II. TAYLOR.

The above named gentlemen will dis
cuss the political issues Of the pending
Presidential campaign, at Girard, Trum-
bnll Co., on Saturday, evening next, Oct.
18th. Judge Sutliff to open the debate
and speak fifty minutes. Col. Taylor to
follow and speak an hour aud fifteen
minutes. and Judge Sutliff t close,
speaking twenty-five minutes.
The occasion will be an interesting
one. and no doubt will draw a large au-
dience.
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Pr eaehlng in German.

The Rev. ]. w. c. Duerr, Of CIeve-
land, will ID. " preach in Christ
Church in this city, on Sunday after
noon next. 10th inst. Service { o begin
at 3 O'Clock.
Collections will be taken both morn
ing and afternoon, for the German Mis-
sion OF which Mr.. Duerr has charge.
The public, but especially the Ger
mans If Warren and vicinity. are cor.
daily invited u hear this faithful SOL
der Of the cross. n
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16
How to go West.

This Is an inquiry which every n should
nave hIahfuLg answered before be starts on
his Journey, and n little care taken Ia eX-
animation o. hOuLes Wll in many cases
save much trouble, time n money.
rLe -, h. y z. X H." runTlnE irOm Chi
cagO, through Galesbu.B TO Burlington, and
the -, b. a w. Route" iTOnl 1bdI-
annapolis, through bloomington 70 buIllng-
Ton have achieved n spleneld reputation IL
the last TWO yeaTs ~ tue leading Passenger
Routes To the West. AT Burlington they
connect with the h. q NJ. R. r anu rum the
great Burlington Route, which runs direct
IhrO' sotneIn Iowa To Nebraska and Kansas.
with close connections 10 California and The
Territories. anu passehgers startling from
rIumbuil County, On their way westward,
cannot do better than 10 take tine BUKLING-
TON QUITE.
This Line has published a pamphlet called
How to 20 " est" which contains much
valuable Information: u large correct map
Of tue Great West. which can be obtained
free of charge Oy addressing the General
passenger Agent r. q NJ. X. K. Burlington,
Iowa.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16

DAna's Musical Institute are about pur-
chasing an ELEGANT band wagon Tor the band
cuuneced with nat institution and they
offer tine following to a namber OF young
ladies who wish TO help raise the amount
necessary to complete IL
Out Of i've young ladie', the one getting
the largest number Of votes AT Is cents per
vote or nve VOTES for one dollar, VIII be
aWardeda fine gold watch and chain.
Out Of i've young ladies', the one getting
the largest number of votes at l5cts each.
an elegant gold chain.
cut OF ive young ladies, the n getting
the largest number of votes at 10 cts each .an
elegant ring, valued at twenty dollars.
To any young kIdy getting the most votes
Al p els each. a scholarship for one year at
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16

A PoLYGLoT B~UsINESS.-The widespread
influence of American skill and ebterprtSe
mas uutstrIpped The compfehenSiOns OF the
Americans themselves. The labtics of Uui
mlila ciOtue he savafes OF both continents
They wrap the lOlns of Africa. and the taw
ny SKINS of South American pamp s But
wider still are spread the products Of our
skill in medicines A late visit TO DT. j. Z.
Ay er & Co.'s laboratory aud office in Lowell,
showed us thattthe whole surface Of the
naOIiaOle globe pay S It's tIibute there; There
they cater u and serve the Re quIrementS OF
almost all nattCn-. Their publications art
in the m ny tongues thai widely -SeY ereu
peoples use. Their letters must he read
from and written in many tongurs. Tor which
there sit u long ran-e OF c I-rrspOuuenfS
with the Ind speusable accomplishment To-
their duties Their daily mail of half q
bushel OF letters brings tn m Hdvices, order.
aud remitsances from the circle of the world.
Ne were overwhelmed with amaZPmenL.
an 1 olrI e1defs would be by an inspection OF
his wonderfully extensive, heAlth-dealink
enterprise--HOly Springs Mass.) COnserva-
tive.
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For the Boys.

Out of three boys the one getting the most
votes ~ 10 ceuts each a nice Amau Violin.
Out offivr by = the one getting the most
vOIes AT 10 cents each, au elegant brass snare
drum, va4ueI at fourteen dollars.
Parlirs wishing l.. Wurk IOr any OF these
prizes will cali al the / ~sIitute, tate which
.TIze hey wish tn enter lur, aud receive
q e e subscription buOk.
I.aua's Musical Institute has dom much
Tor tue city financially, Hnu the parties WIN
may WurK fDi p~Izrs should rece W. a iiOeTal
-, description tIom all. Niles has gwen hef
htud an esanJ wHgOu, aud our cay should
,ee ina her band. men Is a. permaueut III
sisuiiDu. receive the IL deserves
UcJ. 9. 1872.
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Public Sales.

Bills printed at this Office announce
the following sales; Dwight Roberts
will sell his stock of blooded cattle, at
his farm one mile south and one half
mile east of the center of Gustavus, to-
IN ROW.. Sale of good dairy cow by
Ephraim Post, of Bazetta, on Wednes-
day. ost. %. &c. Thompson will dis
pose offarm stock and farming utensils,
a tha late residence of w. W. Ayers,
decd. at Bristol Center, on Tuesday,
Oct I'D. A large stock of household
gods TO be s Id at the residence of
James Forbis, on Bszatta street, War
rem, bv Mrs. Mary A. Forbis, on SaIur.
day, Oct. 18th.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16
Escane Of Prisoners.


Two prisoners named Joseph Hoy
land and sdeorge Dott broke out Of Jail
here on Thursday evening last. The
prisoners were in The dining room, hav-
ing just finished eating supper; and TAX
ing advantage of this, Hoylsnd and Dctt
constructed with their bed clothes a
rope, on the end of which they fastened
a hook made from a portion of n OF
the iron bed steads with which the cells
are furnished, and by some means man
aged to fasten the hook in a window
about twenty-five feet from the floor.
The window opens from the dwelling
into the dining room of the prison. By
means Of the rope they assembled to the
window and from thence passed into the
second story Of the SherIf7s dwelling.
While descending the stairs they were
seen By the SherihTs little daughter, but
fear swed her into silence, and they
made their escape by the front door of
the residence without an alarm being
given until they were hey ond recapture.
Hoyland was to have been taken to the
penitentiary soon TO serve out a term Of
one year. Dott was in Jail on a charge
of petit larceny. and vas awaiting trial
at the next term of court.
The whole transaction did NOT occupy
more than ten minutes, and had the
attempt been made at any other hour of
the day it would have been frustrated.
But it seems that to the prisoners a most
opportune time presented itself, when
the attention of the warden m those
about the prison vas for the ONE
elsewhere occupied. No blame can at
tach to those under whose supervision
the prisoners were. in that no greater
~precauti0p Gan be exercised than is and
! IS heen to prevent the escape of those
confined IN the jail.
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Western Reserve Cheese Market.

The following are billing prices OF
same to producers being from Ic to lie
lower.
RAvENNA--The cheese market is in
active aud without excitement. Orders
are pretty fairly Kept up, but there Is
no pressure. Dealers pay lSal4c. Bill
ling prices range from l4c 10 lac.
Misunderstanding prices are I'M
changed, ranging from lS44l4,; Tor choice
factory, most sales beng made at The
laIIer figure. Dealers are buNing from
wagons on the streets al lie. Bat IictIe
cheese is CHI ,nging hands.-Le0der.
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The CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY. OJT. Is. Is7s.
LOCAL and

There will be a special examination
OF teachers at West Pennington, SAtur-
day, the l9Ih inst.
The President has appointed Thurs
day, November 18th, as a day of gener-
al thanksgiving.
The juvenile singing class of Miles,
givesa concert on Saturday evening Of
this week, directed by c. C. Case.
All Odd Fellows, in good standing,
are invited ia attend Mohoning Lodge,
No. g, Monday evening, the 2lst inst.
N. W. Palmer, Esq, has been re-
elected Justice of the Peace for Mecca
tp. He received a majority of over 200
votes.
We are under obligations to Mrs.
Charles TiIden of Winaham, for an ell
egant boquet of Dahliss, comprising
i.ty-one varieties.
The almost incredible announcement
comes by cable telegram that three mil
lion persons have died from famine in
Persia, recently.
"A fire occurred last Monday evening
at d. ennen & Goist's blacksmith shop,
but was extinguished before any serious
damage resulted.
WIN. Wright, who at the last session
of the Court of Common Pleas was SEN
fenced to three years IN the ~penitentiary,
was taken to Columbus BY sheriff Dix
inson Friday last. ra ~
The Carter Garnet Band Of Niles,
have coEtfacted with Messrs. Drennen
& GoisS of this city, for the building of
q band wagon. We have been shown g
dram of the wagon which We pronounce.
very handsome.
The Wallace Sisters dramatic COM
pany exhibited in this city two nigh =
of last week. The patronage they re-
ceived was about prOportioned to the
merits Of the entertainments. The
hall was not crowded.
Lewis Miller. E-q-. OF Akron, n of
the most successful Sabbath school work
ers in the State, will address a meeting
of Sabbath scnoOi teachers, At the NJ. E.
Church of this place, on Tuesday even
ing of next week. All those specially
interested Ia The subject of Sabbath
schools are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
MI. P. F. Goist of the firm of
Drennen & Guist, of this city, has shown
Us a drawing Of a land w,gon be has
designed for Dana's Institute Band. II
is somewhat in the form of a grand
chariot, of ligi [, airy and symmetrical
proportions, decorated with neat and
e~lsoorate scroll and scenic painting Of
appropriate design.
The Political campaign is becoming
very exciting. Politicians in all quar-
tiers are doing their utmost to elect their
respective candidates. one Chinese Ian
tern is appreciated more than a dozen
loaves OF bread, now a-days. The Chi
nese Lantern Mandatory, of Feather
stone & Co., in Cleveland, is running
day and night, employing over one hun
dred hands, making upwards OF two
thousand Lsnters every hour. Scarcely
a train of cars cave the city without car
rying thousands Of their Illuminating
Lanterns to all parts OF the United
States, from Maine to Texas.
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Those Large Select Oysters
For frying, always fresh at Mcconnell
rhe Tide or I'm. gration ruined.

Seekers for new homes are pouring into
Southwest Missouri, attracted by The cheap
Lands Of the Atlantic & PaeiFc RAILROAD
Company.
This Company offers l 10000 Acres of the
finest lands In the world, at from 3 70 sl2
per acre, on seven years time, and with
free transportation To all purchasers.
This road, Never BIOckoded by Sn0r, is des-
tined to bec-sm the national highway be-
tween New York and san Francisco; and 10
the Industrious farmtr rs of older States we
earnestly recommend this land OF cheap
homes, sure that nuwhere can the poor man
n a more grateful climate, a better soil,
or greater p-rtducuveneSs.
For full Information, with Maps and
Pamphlets, address; AMOS TUCK, Land
Commissioner, . south Fourth Street. St
Louis. loot. o
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16

Fashions itch aud changing dyes,
Vie with autumn > tinted Skfcs.
Many suauvs VI brilliant hue.
Siiks ana DrIhg 10 view;
NecKIIes, tInteu anc B~rOcaued,
Plaldeu, han eaOle and Shaded,
Peacock, NuhuIe, HeIUn, OsIIicn,
rurulSIf Festthrrs, Tare aud rich,
NIciOIIa >wltcnes. hIalds aud Nets,
IhisuOns. FichGs, Lurls anu Jels,
Zepnyr HOOOs fOr little ba bIes,
Caps anu uarOes Tor az, Il ladies,
FOR hats. M. blanc aud C~hatlUuni
Revere, GlehdaIe. and NUIniue
Ia Bonnet dignity dUIn add,
And uLaksLh The heart vi woman glad
l. POTTER 4 co.
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Philadelphia Live Stuck Market.

BEEvEs bull. Sales at 81 25NT.75
for extra Pennsylvania and western.
steers +; at t6,OOg 100 for fair 10 good /; al
s~o,OOa5,5O lOr cUnuIUu per cwt. Sales
5,SUU head.
SHEEP. In fair demand. Sales al
S5,Ova6. 80 per cwt. Sales $4,000 head.
HOGs-FIrmsr. Sales al 81, 5UdS,5O pei
wi Sales 5,7oI head.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16
IN. ..7S steam Nashcr

Took the nrsL premium At the Mahoning
cOunLS Fair netI Ia OanuSlu october 4. 1hS
steam " ashel LAS Oeeu before thc pcOp.e
vi tails county hearty fUur months. has UeSh
III cOBstHnI Use al VI that time by many "a
..ur UesL cIsIZeLs, all VI whom Hf5 uhani-
InUus Al Ito pIaise. kOE maciIines OF tUHh-
suIp rIghIs auuIess the undersigned, al
Mr.. & Mrs. n. ". BARTLETT.
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East Libert, ,allIe Mnrk1t.

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, October II.
CATTLE-Market dull and arrivals
heavy. Best S6,z5a6, 70 !; sIOckers $50
aS,5O. Prospects dali.
SHEEP Market UNCHANGED ; arrivals
fair. Rest S5,25a5,5O medium 80, OUd5,Z 5;
common A,UUa4.50. Prospect siUw.
Hoes Market firm anu arrivals fair.
Philadelphia Sj.3OI5, 90; YOrSers $40
al. 50. Prospects fair.
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Official Vote of Trumbull County
Election. Ocfnher S. 1872.

We append the official vote of Trum'
bull county, as returned at the county
Clerks Office, of the election held Tor
State and County officers, on Tuesday.
October S, 1872. The vote for Secretary
of State, Republican. Dem.-Libersi
and Prohibition, is given by Townships
and Wards, that OF the other officers is
given in aggregates:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16

Your attention l. especially directed
to the advertisement of Adams d Co., in
this number. One of the oidest HOUSES
doing a large trade. They have the
fdence of the people and they really
merit success. Their manner CT DONG
business cannot fail To please he trad .
Their stock is immense. Go and see
them.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16

The New York Tribune of the IIth
inst. editorially says it takes pleasure
IN Withdrawing in she fullest and
promptesL manner the imputations upon
Speaker Blaine, in refere nee to the
Credit MobiIier slauder.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16
Base Balls and q Bat,

Steel trapSf Tor = rat.
Fine guns for the Boys,
Small Guns, that are Toys
Carpet sweeps, for the Ladies,
And Swings Tor the Baby's,
Sewing Machines, thai are very neat,
And we are sure they can't be beat,
Certain 70 suit the various minds,
For We have all the dinerent kinds,
AtTyler's, No. 3, Main st.. WHrreE, Ohio
AuX. Q. lS7l-t.
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Vim. III. Henninyer, Auctioneer.

Will give prompt Attention To ali engage
meuts as AucLiOnoSr,a al pubic sal5s. nav
ius had sixteen Years eAPerienco III The
OusI ess, satisfaction s~uaIauteed. Terms
reasonable. OnICe al the Buffalo Clothing
EtUuse, NJ. z Main ~, hatreu. aid all let
Sepl. -b-SmO3
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octI6-It'
Lamps and Lanterns.
STATIONS Drug Store.
II is Fact

II is a Fact
And challenges contradiction, that my
everyday work averages better than that
turned ut at any other Gallery in Northern
ohio. II Is no less a fact that am making
better copies from old pictures than Can pos
stbiy be secured at any other Caller IN
Jn.s section ui the country. still further, 1
a Il more successful in obtaining guod pic
Odres OF tnfats. and the secret OF The mat
Ter is, | am Wanting in no facility my e.
peiience has bren immense, ami my love
IOr The beauties Of the art will not pei
anti me 10 disgrace II by cutti 6 down =
CO OF allowing a DOIcued job 10 teave II .
u iliel Y under any CONSIDERABLE Tue aDv e
Is out the re echOIng in many of thousands
~ voices who have patrODIzed my CALLER
during the last eight years. and aIe still
51nIii ulDg 10 do 81. Al the sign Of Revul-
S.ng Pyramid RlCE-ArI st.