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MONDAY, pEoEMRER 29. 1s7a.

Forenoon.-The Association met pursu-
ant to notice of executive committee.
Called to order by the President, c. A
Atkinson. Opened with prayer by Win
field Scott.
Forty-one teachers present. After
making few preliminary arrangements.
the regular programme was taken up.
Thomas Hays read paper on "Objects
and benefits of teachers institutes, (which
was followed by criticisms. A paper on
"The Importance of gaining the affection
of pupils, and the means of obtaining it"
was read by T. Jay Morgan, followed by
criticisms. On motion, j. A. Aleshire
and Moses j. Morgan were appointed a
committee to take charge of the Budget
Box" at evening sessions. Adjourned
Afternoon. to order by the Pres
ident Opening services omitted. John
F. Shook pronounced twenty words to be
spelled by the members as competitory
exercise. John E. Sylvester gave lee
ture on Primary lessons in Arithmetic" :"
Followed by questions and criticisms.
Asa McKinniss submitted eleven ques-
tions on U. S. History as competitory
exercise j. A. Aleshire and Adam S.
Scott were appointed committee to as
sist Mr.. McKinniss in examining briefs.
and determining the awards. Adjourned
to meet at the Court House at $50 p. m.
Eoening. ng.-President in the chair. A
lecture on How to utilize Thought,
was given by Quller Scott, followed by
criticisms. Jonathan Scurlock gave a
lecture on "The Earth and its motions,
which was criticised and discussed al
considerable length. Questions in Bud
get Box were distributed and answered
Adjourned.
TUESDAY, DEC. 80.
Morning. President in chair. Opened
with prayer by w. Phillips. paper, oi
Writing for the Press, was read by w
D. Phillips, of Cincinnati, followed b.
criticisms. John F. Shook reported tn
names of the following gentlemen as tn
successful competitors in spelling Johl
E. Sylvester, c. c. McKinniss and Jona
than Scurlock A lecture on Penmar
ship was given by George w. Harbargel
followed by criticisms. A w. Long. N
j. Morgan, and G. w. Fry were appoin
ed committee on Penmanship, to r
ceiye specimens and make the award
On motion, Geo. w. Harbarger, c. c. NJ
Kinniss and James A. Aleshire were a
pointed a committee to prepare pr
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Mrs. NORRIS.

Respectfully announces to the ladies of Ham
den and vicinity, that she has opened a New
Millinery Store, in the room lately occupied by
Mr.. Burtenshaw, in Hamden, Ohio. Bleaching,
pressing and coloring done to order. Also,
trimmed goods combining the very latest and
best styles, and am prepared from experience to
give entire satisfaction in the business of
Mantau- Making. Also, cutting done to order,
and a fit warranted, in all instances or the
goods will be paid for. By impartiality and
strict attention in business, I shall be very
thankful for the patronage extended me.
MRS. LIZZIE NORRIS.
1
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The excitement in jackson county
[ over the coal and iron business runs very
high. We believe the population and
wealth of the county will be doubled in
less than five years. Four furnaces will
b commenced at Wellston in the spring,
Ad two more companies are organized
for jackson. and will commence in the
spring This will make ten new furnaces
which will be commenced within the
present year.
More in detail will be given next week
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Does 1t Paw?

One of the Agents of the Christian at Work,
T. De Witt Talmadge's paper, recently obtained
$50 subscriptions in about eighty hours
work. This great success to be sure, but
the agent had fine paper and superb chromos
to back him. There is room for more agents of
the same sort. Samples and terms free. Office
l02 Chambers street, New York.
500 advertisements
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by
simple remedy, is anxious to make known to
his ellCw sufferers the means of cure. To al
who desire it, he will send a copy of the pre-
scription used, free of charge, with the direc-
tons for preparing and using the same, which
they will find Cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. E. A. WILSON,
I44 Penn St. WILLIAMSBURG New York.
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like him, ready, when the Great Teacher shall
call US, 10 render with joy an account OF our
stewardship.
RESOLVED, That copy of these resolutions be
furnished the family and friends of the deceas-
ed. Respectfully submitted.
WM. A. PERSONS, Chairman.
Questions distributed and answered.
After some announcements by the chair,
adjourned.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1874.
Forenoon in chair. Opened
with singing, by W Scott, and prayer, by
W. D. Phillips. Minutes read and ap-
proved. Irvine DUNCAN gave lecture
on Geometry" followed by G. w. Fry.
on the same subject. after which ques-
tions and criticisms D. Mackley gave a
lecture on Rules for Composition" fol-
lowed by questions and criticisms. A. s
Scott gave a lecture on Elements of
Success" followed by criticisms. Execu-
tive Committee reported the following:
.--rl0 0zT
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The sale of clothing in Jackson has become
leading feature of our retail trade. man to
succeed in the business here now, must be wide
awake, have large supply of good quality, and
sell at small profit.
w. T. Washam, one door below the First Ma
tional Bank, Main Street, fills the above bill.
Try him.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiScretion will for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, the recipe and direction for making the
sins pie remedy by W hich he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN, AZ Cedar ST., New York.
I'D
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FRuIT TREES.

wish to close out my nursery stock this fall,
and 1 now offer fruit trees of all the choice
standard varieties for eight cents per tree.
These trees are four years old, thrifty and heal
thy. Call and see them, near my residence,
south of Fulton Furnace.
Sept. Is, 73-tf II. ]. CARR.
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Castoria is more than substitute for Castor
Oil. 1t is the only safe article in existence which
is certain to assimilate the food, regulate the
bowels, cure wind-colic, and produce natural
sleep. 1t contains neither minerals, morphine
or alcohol, and Is pleasant to take. Children
aSed not cry, aud mothers may Test.-Octo, ,z3--y
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It is said that Dr. 1. t. Monahan and
Samuel Pike are going to start paper
in jackson. We suppose that Augustus
Franklin Wilson, G. Francis Train, J. N.
Free and Private DalzeI will be associate
editors
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rn rui. NERVOUS OF noTH sexes.

The freouent requests of sufferers from Nerv-
ous. Neuralgic and Weakened conditions of the
system for the means which restored the un-
dersigned to health many years ago, has again
Induced him to make known publicly, his in
tenfion TO benefit Others and he will therefore,
on receiving postpaid directed envelope,send
free of charge copy of the treatise detailing
the discovery, uses, and prescription of the
herbal remedy employed.
Address, JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, NJ. B.,
II Clinton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y
JuyI7, ,'73-6m.
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The proceedings of the Institute occupy
SO much space that we do not publish a
lecture this week. Next week we will
publish the lecture delivered by Adam
S. Scott, which will be followed by sever
al others. during the winter.
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Keystone Furnace was out of blast for
the space of about six weeks, but it has
blown in again. 1t has sent four boat
loads Of iron down Raccoon the present
winter. One of the boats sank near the
falls of Raccoon, but the iron was after
wards got out.
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The First National Bank of jackson
held an election on Monday with the fol-
lowing result President n L. Chap
man, Vice President. J. D. Clare, Cash
ier, V. II. Benton, Assistant Cashier and
Book-Keeper, T. J. Edwards. Directors,
III. L. Chapman, j. D. Clare, John D. Da-
Wis. Peter Pickrel, T. s. Matthews, John
Sanders and 0. S. Miller
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DIR. [. II. MONAHAN
AND
THOMAS j. MORGAN

Are selling goods consisting of Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, and every variety of Clothing at
wholesale prices. They traded for their goods
and made profits enough in the trade to sell at
prices far below any other house in town. Call
and see their goods in the rear of DR.. 1. T. Mon
ahan's Drug Store, Broadway Street, at the
right hand side of the first alley from Main
street. dec. IL, '7S-tf
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Teachers Institute.

Minutes of the 7th Annual Institute of the
jackson County Teachers Association,
h91o AT Jacks0n' Onao' commencing
January 2, 1874.
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Mark Sternberger has bought lot on
Broadway. from C. M. Martin, and will
at once put up business house. The lot
is next below Bradshaw's meat shop He
paid $500 for it.
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We have seen beautiful Autographed
plat of Wellston. 1t was Autographed
and printed in Cincinnati, and 500 of
them cost $120.
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See change in card of DR.. Boggess. The
doctor has established a reputation as
one of the foremost dentists in Ohio.
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Advertisements for insertion in the
STANDARD must be brought in on Tuesday
morning before nine o'clock. If
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PRosPEcrus.
ToI. Il. THE ls7.
SCIENCE OF HEALTH.

An Independent journal, not the organ of
er of the Laws of Life and Health, which in
cludes all that relates 10 the Art of Recovering
and Preserving Health.
To Retain HeaIth.-It is better to preserve
health by obeying the Laws of Life than to re-
gain it when once lost. Learn to avoid the
causes of disease.
Disease and its Treatment.-The theory of
disease will Ue considered by competent writer's
and philosophical and practical methods of
treatment given
InvaIids should read the Science of Health
regularly, and learn the nature OF their dis
eases and the methods prescribed for Self
Treatment and Cure.
doctors BilI'' can easily be saved in many
families; enough to pay for ten times the suo-
scription price every year, by simply following
ing its plain teachings.
Women and ChiIdren.-Every number is de-
voted largely TO domestic interests, cons1de ing
the health and needs of Women, and especially
to feed, clothe, and care for the young.
Household Departm ent.-Hedubfih Cookery.
We shall publish a series of articles on Sea
sonable Dishes, - written expressly for this Meg
zine. In the same department will be given an
amount of information in short, brief para
graphs, worth in themselves the price of the
Science OF Health.
Terms.-S2 year in advance; sample num-
bers, 20 cents; ten copies, SIS, and an extra
copy to agent.
A List of Premiums sent on application.
Cash Commissions given. Local Agents Want
ed. Address, S. R. WELLS. $50 Broadwdy,N N. Y.
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MARRIED,

JAMES-JoNES-Dec. "a, 1873, at the residence
of Miss Jemima Jones, near SamSonVille, by
Rev David j. Jenkins, Mr.. Edward James and
Sarah Jones, all of Portland Ohio.
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Fulton Furnace got out of order, the
iron chilled, and it has blowed out fos
short time.
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Religious services are being held at the
Presbyterian and NJ. E. Churches during
the present week, at 81 a. M, and 7 D. m.
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A letter from Charles Rhodes, one
from Fl. C. Miller. and several other arti-
cles, have to go over for want of room.
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There is no pain which the Cen
taur Liniment- will not relieve,
no swelling it will not subdue,
and no lameness which it will
not cure. This is stronglanguage,
but it is true. 1t has produced
more cures of rheumatism, neu-
ralpia lOck-inW nalSv SnrninS
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We understand that Oliver 5. Miller intends
to go right along through the year 1874 as usual.
selling goods to suit the people. His custom
during the past year was all he could desire,
and he hopes to merit and receive like pat
ronage during the present year.
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l. VoLNEY H. BENTON, Cashier of The First
National Bank of Jackson, Ohio, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true, to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
VoLNEY H. BENTON, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this Is: h
day of JAN, 1874 IRVINE DUNCAN,
Notary Public j. c., o.
CoRRECT@Attest:
J. D. CLARE,
PETER PICKREL, Directors.
H. L.. CHAPMAN,
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Town Lots at monthly and yearly pay
ments at reasonable prices.
March 6-tf B. KAHN.
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Hale has taken out his advertisement for the
present, but viii renew it soon. He wishes US
to say that he got through the Holidays all
right-sold lots of goods, and still has a large
supply, having recruit ed his stock.
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NToTICE.-The undersigned has been APP
IN pointed administrator with the will an
nexed of samuel Turner, late of Jackson county,
Ohio, deceased. JOSEPH L. JACOBS.
Inn, ,'74-SW
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See advertisement of George w. Miller, sue
cessor 10 DR.. o. G. Miller. Mr.. Miller is young
man of excellent character-sober and careful,
and as he has had experience all his life in the
business of Druggist, he is safe and reliable.
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ing, at his Old Reliable Clothing Store, on
Broadway Street, opposite the Postofice. Straus
is peculiarly adapted to the business of clother,
having had much experience, and he wants
everybody to call on him.
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John H. Price has removed his goods from
his former place of business, near the Depot, to
the room lately occupied by Fulton Furnace
Store, corner of Main and Church Streets. Mr..
Price has added largely to his stock, and now
has large Store. He will probably advertise
next week.
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MONAHAN

Has opened up Drug, Toy, and Notion Store,
on Broadway Street, in the building lately oc-
cupied by Pine & Hildenbrand.
Drugs and Medicines,
Paints and Oils,
It, VS. and Perfumeries,
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BANK REPORT.
DEPORT OFTHE CONDITION
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSON, o.,

At jackson, in the State of Ohio, at the close
of business on the 26th day of Dec, 1873.
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10ill be sold chedpJor cash.
The DR.. will still continue to practice medi-
oine in all departments, but especial attention
will b given to obstetrics and diseases OF women
and children. Office in the Drug Store. Resi-
dence in the small room in rear of the Isham
House, on Broadway Street, door opening
fronting the Court House. The Doctors charges
in all cases will be reasonable. Obstetrical cases.
within miles of town, S5. novl3, 73-f
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

One beautiful building lot yet for sale, by D.
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SCH as Low as Amy Other IIouse.i
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Mrs Longbon has lost black lace veil. The
person who found it will please return it to her.
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go Town Lots for Sale.-John Swanson has
twenty town lots for sale, lying near the centre
of the Corporation. Call on him for particulars.
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ID n u ID

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ALTEMUS. On the "a of Julv 1874 aNnRrw
F0RREsf ALTE 10 Us, in the sOih year N his age
D. laiiNes aud friends invited 70 attend his
funeral from his late residence, corner Of nth street
SnG soote Osr9lins svenue southeast, At D N
IPhilsdelphis Ledger please cory \
BELL. At Sligo, Md, July 5. MARY FRANCIS
oanehter OF AlooZo and Mary v. Bell, aged year,
The funeral services will be held At the house of
Mr.. Chas Lemon, No. 500 NJ Massachusetts avenue,
on Saturday, July 4th, at O'Clock D. ~. Rep
pkUhmObD. On Wednesday, the lst instant,
ohIy child o. Wills, Jr., and Nellie Drummoud,
aged months and IL days.
CANT. Ats clock on the morning Of July 1,
1874 Mrs POLLY CANT, aged 50 years.
lur eral from the l9th-street aptst Church. NJ Il
O'Clock noon, on Saturday.
LIMERICK. At her residence, No. rs 6sh
street between g ana II streets, south WashingtoB,
July ~ at Is minutes past O'Clock, Mrs. DOLLY
Ll11hICh, alter q short illness. May she rect In
peace IN the JOY and presence Of her God, 10 whom
she has 90 long trusted and loved. Dearest mother,
but hope that We shall meet thee 10 heaven, where
our 10Y will be full together is the sincere desire Of
Her funeral will take place from the Fifth BAp-
tist Church, Sunday evening, az 5 O'Clock. All the
friends Of the family are invited 70 attend.
MAGRuDER. On Friday, July 81, ct 10 a. m.
months. May he rest Ia peace.
Funeral will take place on Sunday, at 4 2. m,
from his late residence, No. asa Missouri avenue.
Relatives and friends invited 20 attend.
0lHAGEH. On the 81 instant, MAGGIE GEN.
ENlhNk, infant daughter of James and Maggie
o,Eagen, aged months and days:
her parents, No. 1879 stree nsrThEesS. ON TO-
the family are invited.
nsTosE On s Ply "a a b; SssidsRss; Ne Il
Eepsalserville, n, Y. aged So years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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GALE or CONDEMNED ORDINANCE STORES
- AT WASHINGTON AkSkNAL, d. O.
WASHINGTON Arsenal lime ~

WASHINGTON ARSENAL, June IS, 1874.
Will be offered for sale, az public auction, CON-
mencing at 10 o'clock a m. on WEDNEsbl
August OH 1874. st this Arsenal, quality Of Gun
Carriages Fire Engines, Bench Vises, old schine-
r., Wagons, Tools, large quantity Of Scrap Metal,
catalogue OF the articles to be sold will be fur
Di-htd upon application at this Arsenal at the Ord
psnee Agency, New York, or at the Ordnance Once,
Washington, ID. C.
Terms cash Ten per Mt on the DAY of sale and
the remainder when the pro Derty is delivered.
All stores will be required TO be removed within
ten days from close of sale.
The Government reserves the right to refuse any
bid not deemed satisfactory.
Packing boxes to be paid for at stated price to be
determined by the Commanding Oficar.
(SigDedlE +. ID. CALLENDER,
iy26t 1t Colonel Of Ordnance, Commanding.
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~Detroit has a "hired eirl ring. ;,

1An appropriate title for dog story OF to-
day. "Far From the Madclng Crowd"
~New York, PHILADELPHIA and Baltimore
are having tree excursions for children.
81 Mrs. BlackfOrd, the new Asapia of Paris
wears $4,000 earrings.
~Rev. DIR. Welles, of RedNInk, Mimi. has
concluded TO laccept the bishOpric OF wiscon-
sin.
|The social mills at woonsocket. Rhode
leland, very large establishment were to-
tally destroyed by tire yesterday.
Slndependent clubs are being formed in
New orleans: They are in favor OF honest gov
eminent, and stand alOOf from party.
nF"Satan may vent his sharpest spite ana all
his legions roar" is what they sung AZ Beech
er's church on Sunday. Leave them alone for
getting even" with fellow like Satsn.-N. T.
R-The leading western railroads yesterday
coLcluded an agreement cutting down through
passs hsS a anu Irslght trAihs about NIFTY per
cent. The revised tarih will 20 in operation
Immediately.
E2-Sr John Ashley, an English M. p. at
tended meeting OF his constituents recently,
about the liquor biIl?, sswelI {" said Sir Jobn-
mime was uncommOnly high last year, how was
yours"
~A large eel inserted himself into the sun
ply pipe OF the hydraulic apparatus connected
with Plymouth church organ las: SUNDAY; and
short period.
rIA man and his wife both eloped from
short time ago, each leaving note for the other
saving they had gone for good. "TWO sOal :
with but single thought" etc.
ss-A new game called granger seven-up,"
IL announced. Three persons play for a can OF
oysters. The first man out gets a can OfOvsters
the last the can, and the "middle man" don't
get anything.
~The heads Of the religious orders that
have been dispossessed Of their establishments
by the Italian government called on the Holv
Father on Tuesday, and be counseled them to
hold together with the anticipation OF regaining
their temperatures.
r(Dsyii Martin, who took a little boy,
loaded his pantaloons with brickbats, aud
threw him into Cape Fear river, punching him
with pole until he was drowned, is only twelve
years old, and under sentence OF death in New
Hanover county, y. q.
MA California paper says that twenty years
ago senator OF that commonwealth re-
marked: 81 would not give six bits for al the
agricultural land in California" This yeAr the
state will harvest wheat enough TO load a thOus-
and ships, each Of q thousand tons burden and
have enough left for home consu mptIon.
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L,'VENING STAR.

RIA ATIoNIsr's lSv sNTloN The
D., snA-S ~ette SAYS. The advocates OF
crs, - al "a 'oOk o. their laarols, which ap-
-, hhoi.. ustec fr0m them by q Ger
I S.a M Db Steinbeis HIS prOposei
49,, - ~. on the bodies of the dead
nTo,ssss assi,t, :, - the living, while q of
fers no violence 20 TIE fs - 49, .. :. = = :
nom destroying the ec-rsr - so,,r' - - -
lemons T-o.ass nToy,s.S - = ilts canno; in-
feet the AR. nr. Won Srciuheis. q ~ p,-,,li.,
poses 20 cover the body IN Rorase -. -
cement which hsrdens inuo a solrt SSs, 80
renders the escape OF noNioes gases -, - &c.
According 20 this plan the corpse ~cN cs
placed IN ssrcophag rs OF already harGeu->
menti the cavity in which u reposed voyla re
nlSS Up with the same material, aud both w0ul, '
harcen together into a thick slab OF q substance
resembling stone. Thus the deceased buried in
this manner would rest within Instead OF under
ms tombstone, and grave and monument be
comprised In the same block OF Imitation grau-
lite.