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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-17

THE G. A. r. band, star orchestra, Mrs.
Jas. Reynolds, Mrs. A. Young, Misses
Althouse and Kuhns; Messrs. Cox, Her
shy. Norris, Essig and full chorus, all
in costume at the old folks concert on
New Years night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-17

ELLA ScHUsrER, an employee in the
press room Of the DEAocRAT Office, was
painfully injured to-day by, having her
hand caught. in one Of the presses and
badly lacerated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-17
GIVE US LIGHT.

What our city Council should consider
Canton is now well provided with
lamps. All our principal streets are sup
piled with posts and lamps. Overa hun
dred are located beyond the gas limits.
Under these circumstances we again sug-
gest a compliance with the petition pre-
sented some time ago numerously signed
by tax paying citizens, asking that street
be lit through the light, or at least till a
o'clock in the morning. We can only
say, were we in the city Council we GER
tainly would so vote. There are always
persons, at all hours of the night liable
to be compelled to walk the streets for
some reason or other, and, during dark
and stormy weather at least, the stree
lamps should burn during the night, or
to near rmorning. We make these suggest
tions and urge them upon the considera-
ton ofour city fathers. Last Sunday night
when the streets were in darkness amp
many persons on going home from church
had various mishaps, remind US that such
is the situation frequently, after our street
lights are turned of at II or II4 o'clock
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-17

GRAND tableauX, rare old songs and
the quaint old costumes of a hundred
years ago at the old folks concert.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-17
cHLLDRENs HOME MEETING.

The Nilsson club at the old folks con
cert.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-17
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, Dec. Z, 1874
Present, Underhill, Prest.; Biechele,
Cobaugh, Cook, Bechel, and Schod.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-17
BILLS ALLOWED.
Nh YOR'S COURT

Adjourned to meet on Thursday even
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12
Affairs In Italy.

Tho italian government is occupied
with problem OF hardly less import.
ance than its iinances-tlie pnoiAcation
o. Sicily, in which society seems TO be
on the eve Of dissolution, from causes
described in very interesting article
in recent number of the Rcvue dcs
Deur Mondes, by N. Lsuis Lande.
The island contains no middle or com.
mcrcial or agricultural class, aud is
owned in vast estates, and cultivated
by laborers or metayers, who are hud.
died in wretched villages or in the
cities, and have to go long distances
every day to their work. Tho church
is alt.powerful, and the bulk OF the pop
ulation is in secret league against the
law, called Malta, an association made
up OF brigands and thieves and receiv.
ers and their Accomplices, who defy the
police, Uverawe iurymen and witnesses,
and, in fact, have brought the machin.
cry OF Justice, us well as trade and in
dustry, to q. stand.still. A conviction
in tho courts before a jury has become
impossible; proprietors cannot visit
their farms except under o strong mill.
tary escort; officials live in daily ter.
ror OF assassination. The robbers have
actually undermined the government
pawnshop, or Mont de Pete, at Pal.
ermo, and made vast vaults for the
storage Of their plumber, and they
lovy regular taxes in the shape Of black
mail on shopkeepers and all peaceable
citizens not belonging to tho associa.
ton. The disease is known in the local
dialect as nlalandrin0Ggio, aud is the
equivalent in an aggravated form OF the
brigandage Of Oalabria and Greece.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12
Vinegar Bltt.rs The Greatest Yet.

A few doses stir tho life current !;
sluggishnesS departs, pain vanishes,
and after continued use OF the remedy
the whole body glows with a new On.
ergy and o new being. Purge tho
blood, and every organ will perform Its
function perfectly. The stomach will
DO no longer tortured with Dyspepsia !;
the lungs will DO free from Consump.
ton, the liver active, the heart healthy,
the brain clear, the nerves braced, and
tho mind elastic. Use the "VINEdAR
BITrERs," and purge your blood.
Whether the disease DO Fever, Cou.
sumption, Dyspepsia, Affection OF the
Liver, or Kidneys, Dropsy, Catarrb,
Rheumatism, Gout, or pains and aches
OF any kind, attack II In its stronghold,
tho blood-Ghe fountain Of life-and II
will soon surrender aud abandon the
outposts. To do this you must have
the "yNRoAR BrTTERs;" there Is no
complaint to which the human system
is liable, that will not yield TO It's inhu.
onoc, and there are thousands which
no other remedial agent will remove
Com,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12
A New Cure for Snake Bites.

About three weeks ago Mr.. Ruckman
Of sunhower county, Miss, had occa-
aion to ride through portion OF his
land thickly studded with cane. Be.
ing on horseback, in penetrating the
dense growth, he naturally raised his
arm 1.-THE left to part the branches. In
doing 80 he felt smart sting on his
arm, quickly followed by another, and
he perceived huge rattlesnake hang.
ing to his arm. lie caught him with
his right hand and attempted to throw
him to the ground; but in doing so the
snake struck the horse on which Mr..
II. was riding; the horse died nine days
aiterward from the bite.
Mr.. buchanan rode home as fast as
possible, lis arm having swollen to
such proportions as would almost equal
tho size Of his body. he had no whisky
In the house, but some chloroiorm, and
there wag no physician nearer than fif.
teen miles. He took all the chlorOform
he had, but without effect. His wife
then bent the whites OF six eggs, mixed
salt with them, and applied the mix
ture 10 the two wounds.
Mr., RuoEman is now we'll and ready
for more snakes. He says that TO the
happy thought OF his wife in making
the preparation she did, and to his own
nerve in resisting the thought OF death
from o snake bite, he attributes his
present good health. Nothing remain
to show the ordeal through which he
has passed but the tiny scars In the
arm where the yenomous iangs entered
tho flesh. Tho swelling Is assuaged,
and ho has perfect use OF his arm. Flo
says the only Inconvenience he suffers
is that occasionally he feels pain In
the left side and shortness Of breath,
hut apprehends no further trouble.
The snake had fourteen rattles, and
measured I've feet and four inches in
length,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12
He Never Read the Papers.

One Of st. charleA' (Nto.) enterpris.
Ing citizens, who holds that the press
is an engine Of his sulphuric majesty,
and who, for fear OF being held in any
degree responsible for these satanic
revelations, always advertises with q
written d motifs " stuck ON barn doors In
the back alleys, where he who runs
may read, was last week brought for
ward several thousand years with such
velocity that the centrifugal whitl
brushed all OF the cobwebs from his
brain. He never read the papers, but
he does now, and it happened in this
way;
About twenty years ago hs entered
two sections OF land in adjoining coun.
ties in Illinois, only o few miles distant
from the river. He has been paying
taxes on it ever since, and for the past
FIVE years has been very DESTROYS Of
selling, but, concealing the desire from
the public by avoiding the newspapers,
never found o purchaser until y few
days ago. he came along in the per-
son OF q verdant ~ importation from
tho press.ridden East. He was econ.
siderin' q notion TO settle down to
farmin'" but, as land was too high
about st. Charles, he "guessed he'd go
up to Iowa, where he'd heard good
farming land could be bought for So
per tore"
Our antediluvian friend saw his OPP
portunity, and made ready to take this
stranger in. He told him OF his two
tracts in Illinois, gave his price and
numbers, and orr would.be settler
started to see it (9). He came back in
a day or two, and said no liked one
piece pretty well, butthe other one was
too far away from n settlement. He
would give "a an acre for the one or 81
for tho other; but he wanted the most
desirable piece. Our citizOn "calcu.
lated he would keep this piece, but
he would let the other go for IS an
acre, cash. The stranger, after some
higgling, finally agreed to take it, got
his deed, and went OH his way. Our
citizen locked up his currency in au old
stocking-for he was afraid OF our
banks-and chuckled to think how he
had sold his wild land, got Il pretty
good interest on the cost, and no thanks
to my real estate agency or newspaper
advertisement. He would not fee q
newspaper or read one. It was money
and time worse than thrown away. In
day OF two he thought no would write
TO the recorder over there and sec what
the remaining piece was worth. He
did 80, and also gave q description OF
tho piece lie had sold. Tho answer
came-the piece remaining was worth
about 81 an acre. The piece he had
sold was within mile Of station oil
the Tamaroa railroad. The railroad
ran through corner OF it. It wasn't
very good farming land-there was too
much coal in it-and a party OF eastern
men were there preparing to sink n
shaft. The recorder thought it was
worth ut least $4,000, and II these
miners were going on Internationally
he had better look into It, adding a
postscript that his deed to ono Of the
tracts had Just been brought in for re.
cord.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12
Tho Disease of tho Day.

A correspondent Of the Boston Jour.
nat writes: Paralysis is becoming
prime disease. II is not confined to
the fleshy, the plethoric, nor to the
aged. The fast life OF our business
young men tells on them. 1t is very
common thing to sec men OF thirty and
thirty.five bald headed, teeble.gaited,
aud walking about with canes, their
underpinning knocked out, with other
signs OF premature age. These signs
Of early weakness develop In paralysis.
Sudden deaths from this cause are very
common. Several have occurred in
railroad trains the vibration seeming
to predispose persons TO the disease.
Not long since q gentleman died in one
OF our churches. He was interested in
case OF discipline. He made report
10 tho church on the case, sat down,
laid his head on tho back OF the seat
and instantly expired. In another case
a man not accustomed to public speak
ing arose to relate his religious expert
enoe, He was SO excited that he could
scarcely speak. In the midst OF his
remarks lie was seized with paralysis,
aud carried to his home. Our young
mon will have 10 tone down their style
Of living II they amount to anything.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12
A Funny Soldier.

Prof. Huxley has been relating the
case OF French soldier whose left
pariotal bone was fractured by q ball
received in battle. Tho paralysis which
ensued has now passed away. and the
Frenchman now leads two lives-nor-
NAL and abnormal. In the former he
Inns full possession Of his faculties and
is eminently honest, in the latter, while
the appearances are much the same, he
has only tho sense of touch in state
Of activity, and steals with all the &c.
tivity OF the most obdurate klepto-
maniac. Tho normal life lasts about
twenty.seven days each month, and
lapses suddenly into the abnormal
which holds during the remaining days.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12
Opportunity 10 Try an Organ before
Purchasing.

Many a person is half persuaded that
q Cabinet Organ would DO capital
thing for his family; worth much more
than its cost. Yet they arc not sure
that 1t would be permanently valued,
but fear that after few months use
the family would tire Of it, aud so It
would prove poor Investment. The
Mason 4 HAmlin Organ Co. now offer
their famous Cabinet Organs on terms
which will satisfy all such. They will
rent an organ with privilege Of pur.
chase. The party hiring may try Il as
long as he pleases, paying only the rent
for IL while 40 doing. II he concludes
to purchase within q year, all tho rent
ho has paid Is allowed and deducted
from the price Of tho organ.-Com,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12
Good Advice.

I am always sorry for n man who
knows how TO do but one thing. have
seen many such men. I gave $40 to
one who could write five or six lam
guages and translate beautifully but
in tic middle OF hard winter lie could
not get living. knew another man
who had preached twenty-five years.
unit his throat failed him, and he used
to go around looking very, very blue
and sad, until people pitied him aud
got up donation parties for him, be-
cause he was good for nothing except
to preach. ] knew OF lady once VIII o
had taught school for twenty years, till
she was poor, nervous, broken down
woman, and didn't know how to make q
dress for herself. Now, boys and girls,
every real man should know bow to do
one thing right well. Every wise
farmer has principal crop; but he has
always little something else to live
on. Don't carry all your eggs in one
basket. Don't put all your money in
one pocket. II you want to get along
right we'll, learn ono sort Of work to get
along BY, and oil sorts OF work 10 get a
living with when your one sort gives
out.-T X. Beeeher.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12
A Enmnus Medical Institution.

"The nautO Of DR. R, v. Piorco has boCom"
Is familiar 10 tie people all over the country
as household words. He WOnderful remedies;
his pamphlets and books, aud hislAtge medical
experience have brought him Into prominence
and given him solid reputation. The Timei,
In the present isHuo, presents q Yhole.Page
communication from Dr., Piorce, aud our read.
era may gain from II hottie IDEA Of tho vast
proportions Of his bnsinOsa and the merits Of
his medicines. He has At DunAlo mammoth
establishment, appropriately named 1.-THE
Worlds DisponsAry," whorc patients are
treated, and the remedies compounded. Here
nearly q hundred pCFsons REO employed in the
several departments, and n corta OF able aud
skilled physieiAns stand ready to alleviate tho
sufIorings OF humanity by tho most approved
methods. these physicians are In frequent
consultation with DR.. Pierce, and their COM
blnod experience Il brought to bear on the
anccessful treatment OF obstinate cases. The
doctor Is q man OF largo medical experience,
and hls extensive knowledge OF tnRt0rlA nedica
has been acknowledged by presentations OF
degrees from two OF tho first Medical Colleges
In tho laRd. How meritorious his works are
may DO inferred from the fact that Ills pRmph-
lets and books have boon translated Into Ger
man, Spanish, aud other foreign languages,
aud have been in heavy demand. As an owl
denco OF tho business Of tho dsponsAry 1t IL
only necessary 10 slate that for tho quarter
ending March 81, 1874, tho sum expended for
postage alone, not 10 speak Of that paid OIL
newspapers received was q, 0S0.7O. perusAl
Of the Communication will DO found interesting
reading, and will show to what proportions
q medical institution eau grow under able man.
segment and woll.dirOcted effort" .l
II you would patrOtiEO Medicines, eciOntlii.
cally prepared by skilled Physician and
ChomIst-uso DR.. PiOrco's Family Medicines,
Golden Medical Discovery Is nutritious, tonic
Alternative, or blood cleansing. andan unoqnaled
cough remedy; Pleasant Purgatlyo PullotA
scarcely larger than mustard seed, constitute
Gn agreeable and reliable physic; PAyorite
Preacrption-A remedy for debilltated females
Extract OF SmArt-Weed, magical remedy for
Pain, Bowel Complaints, and al unoqlalcd
Linlment for both human and horsO.ileHh (;
while DR.. sago's CAtRrrh Remedy Is known
tho world over as tho greatest specific for
CAtarrh and "Cold In Hoad,' ever given to
tho publla-Chisdgo TimG.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

THE MEAxEsr.-The meanest man
has been found. His name is Charles
Ford, late OF Chicago. Ten Days ago
his poor wife became mother. Ford
drew all his money from the bank aud
went to St. Paul. Thither, as soon as
sllo was able, Mrs. Ford went also, in
order to bring him back to his home
aud family. Sue met him in the street,
and put into his arms the body Of her
baby. II had died on the cars. He
took IL and went with her to his fathers
house, where the sorrowing wife and
mother told the story OF her troubles.
She turned to speak to him, but he was
gone, and has not since been seen.
Mrs. Ford will not follow him, but is
on her way to join her relatives in New
yoFk
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

Ladies' Desire what Men Admire, Aud
TIL, ituO thing is BOGu,y. What do We s,y i,
bsAatitulr A .ranIparSnt complexion aud lux
uEiouG head OF halt. What will produce thtssi
HRgan's Magnolia Balm will mako any Lady ct
thirty appear hut tWentYi aud Lyons kAthaIrOn
will keep avery hair In its place, aud mako II
grow like tho April grass. 1t preyehtI tho hair
from turning gray, erAalcAlei Dandruh, aud IL
tho hReIt Hair Dressing in the world, and At on,y
halt ordinary cost II JOu want TO act rid Of sal
lownsII, PiupisI, Ring marie, Moth patches, etc,
DON'T torget the MaghollA Balm.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

Rewarded win give 500 for any case OF
tSIh, bone or muscle Ailnsnt like RhsumG,i,u,,
Bru.Io, SPAWN, Strain OF LsmouOSI, upon oiihSr
man or animal, which the Mexican Mustang Llni.
mont Will not euro When used according TO difse-
toaS. Near % years have proved It 10 DO the mos,
wonderful remedy fot Neuralgia, IuruI, swell
ingI, RHlarRod Joints, lIoOf All, Screw Worm.
Sting, Caksd Breasts. etc., over discovered. VINO
Will let q horse limp when MnItAng Imminent will
cureltf Who will istA chilli cry and sutfsr from
bruises and Chilbllins when the Mustang will 9.
ynntlt who wilt pay large doctOrs' bills Whpr
they can buy Mexican Imminent for 20 cts. aud
siOoi Ills wrapped in steel plate label, signed
20. W. weItbEoOk, chOmIst.n WIN. Il. RvsTIon,
ARnnA.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12
Best Organs for Easiest Payments,

The MASON a HAMLIN ORGAN CO., winners Of
TIRER HIGHEST MEDALS and DIPLOMA Of
HONOR, At PARIS, 1877 and VIENNA, ids, and
aioHEsr AWARDS IN AMERICA ALWAYS, ro-
sDodttuily announce that, having greatly inereaS
cd their facilities for manufacture they now Vfef
thur celebrated uibtnVt Organs, not only for
cash exclusively, as formerly, but will also
rent them with privilege OF purchase,
or sell for payments running through ono 10
four years. One may rent an organ and thor.
ouRhly test II before completing Its pntehasei u
paid for in the course OF one year the cost will be
pnly fivo to ten per cent. more than the Iow-
est price for cash on delivery.
Tho following table shows amounts and times Of
payment on several plans, running through one
year, for Five OCTAVE DOUBLE REED ORGAN,
stJla T, with Five Stops, vox Hunana, DO. Other
styles are al proportiuuAte rates.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

oyERREAouED.-A Virginia consta,
bic, anxious for his fee, put the figures
"2l +" in the shoes Of ayoung lady aged
but nineteen, with the intention Of
swearing that she was tower 81, aud
thus enabling her to procure marriage
certificate. but, unfortunately, the
oath us presented to him read fully
q I" he swore to il, and the consequence
was he got Sg5 fine and twelve months
for perjury.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

IxF1DBLrrY.-A writer in tho current
number Of an English periodical says {:
We hear voices all around us that warn
us OF the approach Of an age Of infdel.
ity. before which the social peace and
happiness OF the country may fall to
ruin, as they fell to ruin in France at
the end Of the last century.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

To have good hOAltll tho liver must DO kept
In order. saniords Liver InyigorAtor has 10.
como staple family medicine. Purely vegetable
-Cathartlc and TOnic-for all arrangements Of
Liver, Stomach aud Bowels; clears tho COM
plexIOb, cures sick.heAlRchc. Shun limitations.
Try SdnIortTI Liper InpigordtOr. tom.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

Small boy" George, Mrs, Brown
wants you to come home this minute !"
Mrs. Brown Why don't you soy his
mother wants him2 l don't want my
name shrieked in the streets like that. "
Boutwell,, ma'Rm, / thought it
might hurt his feelings to have the
fellows know that he had to run err
rAndsn
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

Founded on a ItoeIel-TAO disappointed
AdvsntursrI who have from ilnO to time attempt
cd to run their worthioI pOtionI a9Ains. rl4nta-
tlon Bltteti, vow that they cannot understand
what foundation there ID or Its AmaIlng POPULAR.
ty Tho explanation is simple enough. Tho Ftpu
tatiOn Of the WoIld,rtpoWnod tlnio IL founded
upon a rock, the Rock Of Experience.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

Elmwood Collars are now all the rage
in society. ElmwoOd Collars mako tho home
Hest man look stylish. Elmwooi COlAn d
the neck beautifully. It beats oil how closely
the Rlmwood Collar initiates llnen.-Ihili.
dSlphid ErHing Star.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12
rHEREM. e 9; WORKS.
THE NEW IMPROVED
REMINGTON
Sewing Machine.
AWARDED
The Medal for Progress
AT tytnNvA ta51
rus nIauIsr oHnnA OF aMunALn ANAEpkp Al
rHn HxPNstTfoH,

fnr EXHIBITION, e,
M serag Machine Recetted a HIGHER Rist'
A FEW REAsONsi @
LA Rtp'InpsHtiaN THOROUGHLY TigfaF bnd
secured BY Letters Patent lls 1balt
Y.-Nahes ptrJtet LOCI sTIIuI, Aits N 30
SIDES, on al hhss o. good.
3.-Runt ttuHT, sSoofn. NoInltpsl aad HAYip
Nsh combination OF qualities. .T- iowa
.-DrpAnts-RunStor Years without BepAlss.
S.--Wu 40 an varieties o. Work And FaR1
&i.eains In atupsrlor mannSf.
6.-fs Most hdsdv hnNdssd BY the operator
benath ~ stitch NAV he Al,sted thli, runnIns,
and machine can ne thrrased without pAstln
thread through holes
7.-pesign Simpt, Ingenious, Elegant, forming
the stitch riihout The uto o. cog whAsl 1sAft,
Rotary Cams or Lever Arms. Has the ApiomIie
Drop Feed, which inrres tnif0rw lsrTiA Of stitsh
al any spttd. Has our new TAread CoatroRsr
which allows eAsy troyemeni N needlt.bar and
trtsn.s iriurv 10 thread, tN
s.-cossrRrorfoH most earti,a aud TntFHEB. u
10 manufactured b. the saost tktuhi end tst.rt.
tnetd msehantet, a. the celebrated Remington
Armory, Iiion, n. Y. New York once,
No. o Madison Square. [Ikurtz's tfuiid-
inEJ uHANcH oFF1CEsI asB RtAte ST.,
Chicago, Hi aTU Superior st., i,,eiRnd,
D. 1871 Fourth ST., Cincinnati, n,t 4O6
Main st., Hinttaio, n. ", 5a1 Warrington
tr Baston, haas.t SO Chestnut 81.
phi'adelrhla, Pat 10 sixth 81, Pitts.
burEh, Pa. THIg M
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

A military company recently formed
in Vicksburg is composed Of both Union
and Confederate soldiers. A company
in Raleigh, N. O., is similarly made up.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12
Cash prIos,ti0. T1me PRICE ,tts. nen, MOI, ,,l,s

Organs viii be furnished on these plans, either
through agents, or directly, 10 amol. any part OF
the country. Na .c'7
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES with full dssetip.
tons OF the organs made by this Company, and
circulars showing III detail tho different plans OF
payment on which they arc now offered, sent
free. Address MASON a HAML1N ORGAN Co,
Hoston, New York, or Chicago.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

WANTED AGENTS for tho LIRg AID TX
PL0RATIoHs Or DR. LiVENosroN.n com
10 times. Address n, n, RussstL, Pub. Bolton.
IAlBp HllNAa laos. seaoLL sAss, loSliat. III
TpuIluInv FELT. tno tar for outside work and
ID inIidO Instead Of plaster. felt eAfpOtings Ac.
sond for CirtnlsT saGples. O. J. Far oAmdea.a.J.