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TO THE ~
Thinking Part of Community.

pra~km.;,inx malice seldshness, jealousy,
arrogance. tyTanny. eoxetDusness. extortion'
faIsehood and slander,. all, within the last lew
wears. have entered suits against me to the
amount or $4,000. v ithout the least shadow oil
iustice. and have prosecuted them with ali the
nrev malixnauce otdeuous. Eut have come
ont a. them all without the smell Of fire on my
garments. They remind me Of the old iliiterate
,io,eer ureacher,s division of his sermon, who
rot II into his head that it was necessary 10 use
the personal proneun he on all occasions he
eook for his text THE Devil is going about ike
n roaring n6h. seekiag whom he may dcvour.'
And brethren. shall discuss this very import
ant subject under four general heads And
arstly, Who the Devil he was, secondly. where
the Devil he was going Thirdly Who the
Devil he was after Fourthiy' what inc DcSii
he was roaring about"
And whilst their bloodhounds have been bay
ing On my track. I have treated Twenty-Five
thousand six hundred cases OF disease. among
which are many Of the most malignant cases oi
Csncsr. Gravel and Scrofuia, ths sasost Of which
hxys been permanently cured. without the use
of knife or burning plasters, but by thorough
constitu4isusl medicine And still there Is
-. of aur vauld-be good citizens who have
ehe uumanliness to declare to persons VINO como
ia me to lie treated. that doctor Goucher can't
~uxe . Cancer He never eaxsd Cancer in his
,i6e Ha hasn't cured Mr. Daniel Leach, OIL
Hiram. Portage County, Ohio. aud that ne Is
~orSe than ever.s There was even fAin0,
claiming 70 be a doctor. who went into one OF
the drug stores in Rayenns. and called ior
disintectsnt, stating that he was treating MI
leach now: that his cancer had broken out
,vn-s. tl,.r ever here denounce the whole OF
these statAs.ents. as base SANDER, and not only
,,ase slander sat faced lies Of the blackest
kiod. lr.,LeaeA alas Thoroughly cured 1y Or.
GoueAer. osd re.sains Iesetiy rel to the presea'
-Four. ~ -
x.~t,.,, xratitude and say to all suffering g from
e,etorturin z nfiuence Of any variety OF Chron'
g. Disease ri,atI ana prepared to treat them with
.suce... unparalleled in the sss..ry Of cure.
o@ee. Corner OF Sycamore and Cedar 'tsiets
r.r.una. Oa5s. 0noe hours. from = m. un'A
j. GOUCHER, d. ~.
Rsvepna, Ohio. May 5<h. 1916. s~o@.
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WE were favored with fine showers
on Tuesday.
THE potato bugs are pestering the
farmers somewhat these days.
THE farmers have begun operations
in the hay fields. E
GARDEN ''sass" is becoming quite
plenty in this market. .--...
THE S. Y. Be, had picnic at Sandy
Lake on tho night of the 10th.
Our neighbors of the Metropolis
(kenD are still agitating the subject
OF building City Hall.
The stone wsrk Oh the new Cour,
House at Youngstown has been com.
The PROSPECTS of bountiful crops
throughout the country were never
more encouraging.
NJ. STUART, Esq left home onTues-
day evening for Pennsylvania and
Now York intending to be ABSENT till
about the 25th.
The Ravenna Silver Cornet Band
gave a street concert on Saturday eve
ming and play ed some of-,iheir. NICE
ne" mu'iec cTEssitsFS has. qoG
A NEW paper entitled The Newton
Falls Review, has been started at New
ton Falls by e. II. Thomas. 1t has a
very neat appearance. 1t is neutral
politics.
Mr.. WANzok HoLcoMB is putting
down very fine stone walk in front
of his premises OH North Chestnut
street.
THERE was quite a liyely time
among the bridge builders of Satur-
day last, All the work, advertised. by
the Commissioners was let. = i
THE Commissioners took no action
upon the subject of a wind mill tO
supply a watering tub on the public
square, Though we understand they
regarded it favsrably.
BILLY BKvINGToN, of the PoeHouse
is taking a short respite from biz, and
in the mean time Ed. Center, of Ali
a1ce, is officiating as Clerk OF thai
populsr house.
RE- E-PURCHAsED.-Mr. VIM. Ruffie
has rs-purchased the City Bakery and
will conti,a0e1 ID DAIRY 6si the >businesi
at the old stand in Opera Block.
"CALE" and a number Of the other
town boys put in the 5th at Cleveland
They say they "didnt travel around
much, but their shoes are considerably
worn."
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AURORA.
Correspondence

Correspondence
FRIEND HARRIs,-Please publish the
following note which | fiud in "Popu-
lar Science Monthly" 1t indicates
what the laborious and scholarly
farmer, or Granger, OF Portage county,
and every other county, needs. 1t Is
y shorter and better way Of reaching
the advantages of an Agricultural
College, aud cheaper way than is yet
furnished in Ohio. Also, permit me
here to say that the shortest term pro-
yided in the courses of eur Farmers
College at Columbus, is three years,
as understand it. Though tuition is
free, yet other expenses are frequent
and numerous. The time is also 4
serious objection with a large portioa
of opr yapng farmers. Unless a short
er course is allowed the ,iustitGtioH
will serve the interests OF every other
class before the laborer and farmer.
And yet it is called an Agricultural
College. What for?
In the four weeks mentioned in the
Note, Botany and Zoology area taught
by the lecturers cuplos "a ..Rcoria.
If another four weeks, in Chemistry
and Geology kas HrHiff Rop sd
then ndtaossAnilartu+hS ~ hwfng
the studies thus gone over, a large
share of the instruction PROMISED III a
three Years eelifseo At Colum b<sss ean
30 kttained., =. Tolhimj who Sisl anxious
10 learn and labor these throe rnenths
would be enough; After these he
would not stand still. - Z
H., .,.l aaI IN, EGeLEsroN.ssi 81
"a Scientific Association has beeH
organized in Peoria, qil., withpr. r.
II. Chapman as President Arrange
ments have been scompleted by the
association for a s,Summsr sochooP' for
the study Of Botany and Zoology, the
term TO extend over fous. weeks, COM
mencing on July 9th. The instructors
will be Profs. Burt &. Wilder, and J.
Fl. Constock, of Cornell University,
and Prof. .Alplionso Wood. The
tpiti2n for the term will be fifteen dol
lars 4' it'-,t ,1' ~ - - =
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NEW ROUTE TO BUFFALO.

The completion of the Buffalo &
jamestown Rsflroad gives the Allan
tic 81 Great Western Railroad it's long
desired outlet to Buffalo. and opens o
new and pleasant route 10 Niagara
Falls. Trains Oh the B. & j. road de-
part from the A. & q. w. depot at
Jamestown, and deliver passengers at
the Erie Railway dehet at Buffalo,
thus avoidiDs.thSte Oh. .tiMs . aa&eyance
the omgibaAl ttansfsn TIsSslers e
the Fails by way of the Atlantic &
Great Western Railroad can stop oyer
at Lake Chautauqua without extra
charge.
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DEATH OF DAVID q. STEEN.-David
G. Steen, printer, formerly AN attachee
of this Office, died at Salem on the
znorning of the 4,h. Sorrow over
whelms his friends. All who knew
loved him, and mourn for him AS a
brother. Gifted with unusual social
qualities, his residence among US was
devoted to gathering around him as
friends, all with whom he came in
contact. Many are the hearts in New
Lisbon, in whose memory Ire en-
balmed the numerous virtues Of posr
Dave Steen !-Buckeye Slate.
The deceased served his apprentice
ship in the office of the Sentinel in this
town.
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cEuRCHES

CoNGREl; ;ATIONAL - REV, a: 81 ILLS; Lis
\, ,, Services on Sunday ut 10 30 ". ahn
S Sunday school at IL rs r. ~ Fray er
Meeting ON Thursday Evening ut Z 80
METHODIsT-REvM IL; WkBS, ,,I "a p N
vices On SUNDAY ut 10 80 A. an" @ Hcs, ;ny
sunday school at II :l5 = NJ prayer 'Ne
ON Thursday Evening At 1:U-
DISCIPLE-RE GEORGE nAksL1 n
services ON Sunday ut 1O ~ A, anu Voa,;na
sunday school at 1913 T. NJ ffayel
on Thursday Evening at ~
GRACE-REv w II. CAPERs, fasooso .o "
- - Sunday .t 10 81 A. n, ana . :oo r: -
smn.iav school ut I2:i5 P. NJ Prayer Mee''hs
on Thursday Evening ut ~
IMMACUL ATE CONCEPrION--CAI -, =
-Rry j r. CARROLL. Pastor services u. Q 20 am !.
IN ~ ,.,rh alternate sunday. Sunday School a.
ssSp High Mass, sunday. July A. ana ,., eacn
alternate Sunday thereafter MASS e''
day morning at z ID
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TRAINS WESTWARD.

Trains No. 1. 2. and II on main line run
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. i: 2, 9,
and u between Cincinnati and New YORK
daily
Wayne < Chicago Railroad; at Ravenna with
Cleveland s PttlsbuTg Railroad; at Meadville,
Union and Cory for Oil Regions. ut Corning
for Rochester. and points on the Eeg 4ork
Central; and at Binghampton for Albany.
Springfield Worcester, Boston and New Eng
land.
Milwaukee. Omaha, and all points in the
Close connectioDs at Cincinnati with trains
for the South and West
No stop-over'' allowed upon local tickets
Local passengers must purchase TICKETS to their
Hrst stopping place. and may then repurchase
from that point to destination l-
w. b. SHATTUC, -
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
CINcINSArI,O.
P.D. COOPER
General Superintendent.
aGs CLEvELAHD. o.
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-A-~0$--
RANDOLPH.

SSoiASoPoAuOhSS' hAsftAfA -t-r..
The Fourth was celebrated by pic
mic OH the Fair grounds. w. J. Dick
inson and Truman Case gave histor-
ical sketches Ofthc early settlement of
the Reserve. Mr.. Case gave q history
of the; granting Iof Charters to the
Colonies, and by which Connecticut
came in possession of the Reserve,
which was afterwards sold and the
proceeds appropriated for a school
fund. MIR. Dickinson, who, has taken
great pains to collect facts connected
with the early settlement Of the town.
ship, treated the audience to 5inumer-
GUS recitaIs OF early pioneerlife, which
were Interesting as we'll some OF
them being very amusing.
:. AT the close OF the speaking, steps
were taken to organize q Township
Historical, Ssciety, and afrequest msde
that. any one possessed Of facts con-
nected with "thea CARLY lsettlement'of
the town should communicate, the
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SOCIETIES.

- Unity Lodge, No. I2, +. and A. NJ.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays OF eacS
month.
Tyrian Chapter, No. 81 H. a. M.
Meets the third W edDesday oil each mohth' in
Masonic hai'' j. j. RICHARDSON. IL. Z.
n q F.-Ravenna LODGE Me- 90
Meets every Wednesday evening at ood rel
ows' Hall. 700
Rayenna Encampment' NO. A"0'
Meets every end and 4th Fridays oil each no..n
patrons of Husbandry-hA'E V EN- N]A
cp,Ncr No 32-Meets every SATURDAY.; Oeto-
GKAINu.: o,oiock ~ NJ. and ON each alternate
Soturday at l:3O r NJ, at Orange Hall.
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A FEW days age the old gray horse
that has faithfully served the U. S.
Express Company for the last ten or a
dozen years, was turned out to pasture
in the lot north of Bradley's mill, and
during Saturday night he received q
kick from another animal which broke g
one Of his fore legs, and to end his
sufferings he was shot.
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THE funeral services sofWillieStrick.
land, who died on the 7th inst, from
the kick of horse, took place from
the residence of his father at three
o'clock Monday afternoon, Rev. Geo.
Darsie officiating, large number at
tending. Mr.. Strickland returned
from the West Monday morning.
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"LITTLE fishes in BROOK" but the
boys don't seem to have very good
luck in catching them with a hook
these days. A few days ago a party
went to the lakes on a fishing e4cur-
cursion and camped out over night
and only hauled in six of the finny
tribe. A big business on mall scale.
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Mrs. BEARDSLEY has had large experi.
IVA 1ence and unparalleled success in the treat
meat of those chronic diseases which baflie the
skillOf the best practitioners. -4lI
Persons suffering from Rheumatism, Neural
gia; ParaIysis. Dyspepsia Bronchitis. Catarrh.
Eye. Lungs. Liver Heart, Kidneys. &c: also.
ScrOfula, and other Diseases of the Blood are
daily curcd by this Magnetic Treatment when
all other remedies have failed to afford relief.
Mrs Beardsley gives particular attention to
those diseases peculiar to women s.;f :.
Will be 1T the POE HOUSE. Ravenna, till
Monday. July 10. 5E3 --il31'.z1el
CONSULTATION FRHK. sd -
June 3. 1915. 3s6-lw. ..4.
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The Haylnaker's are Coming.

|
The Philharmonic Society propose
having "a grand musical festival next
week. For three evenings, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, they intend
playing Roots popular Operatta. "The
Uaymakers, or two days in the hay
field" at the Opera House. The piece
is being thoroughly rehearsed and will
be put upon the stage in the most
complete and perfect manner. We are
| sure that all our town folks and many
| from out of town viii attend these
concerts, hear some fine music, enjoy
a good laugh, and find out what our
musical people know about farming.
Snipkins, a ''green 'un," from the city.
will be on hand and enliven the Occa-
sion with his troubles and tribulations.
His unpleasantlie SIS with COW while
trying to discover the color. of the
dairy maids eyes, will be a solemn
warning to inquisitive young men.
Those out OF town desiring reserved
seats can secure them through Mr.. G.
p. Reed or Mr.. Robert Lindsay. See
advertisement in another column.
FINE STEEECoPIC VIEws.-Mr. VIII
f. Stein, one of the best photograph
ers in the country, has recently visited
Nelson Ledges, and taken a number
of stersoscpy views s)of the, most no :
table ahdlIihteIrstiiis points in that
wonderful and romantic place. There
Nsfe eight of these views, and in
'bpoint of workmanship they are equal
to any work of the kind done by the
best artists. 10 those who have never
visited this romantic spot these views
will convey q very correct idea and to
those who have they will recall pleas
ant recollections. Full sets of these
fine views may be obtained of Mr..
Stein, at his rooms in this village, or
of Mr.. Bancroft, at the Cascade House,
Nelson Ledges.
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WANTED!

An active, energetic. and capable man. to
travel through and thoroughly canvass Portage
and adjoining Counties, and obtain consign-
ments of Cheese, Butter. and any aud all kinds
of Produce that can be obtained. for the under.
signed old established Produce Commission
House in New York City. A liberal commission
will be paid to 4 competent man. ~ q,
Apply by letter. or otherwise. to ...r.,-.t
GEORGE MILLER B Co, ~.
No 81 Broad 81.
aN-1m New York.
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a CARD.

Myself and family desire to express TO our
neighbors. and fricHdsfp the village. our sin-
cere thanks for the kind aid and sympathy
manifes tea I'd us in onr)lats severe afiiction. =
WILLIS STRICKLAND,
RAvKNNA, July A.is75.i 4 IaN u 40
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
KAvENsA. THURSDAY. JULY l o. 1878
4 -
List OF Advertisements

List OF fAdvsrtiseme ents,
Willis Strickland-A Card.
J. s. Smith-FOr Rent.
B. Little-1Go Barrels White Lime. &c, =
Albert Babcock-Samuel 7. Sutlin's Estate.
Miss Mary A. Evans, Principal Lake Erie
Seminary. ;.z-ss a4- q 7a -n. 'ls
VIM. Grinnell, Auditor Commissioners Pro-
ceedings s...-...-. =
VIM. Rufle-City Bakery and Confectionery,
Furry 4 Son-CarriaSes and Buggies.
z. Hasbrouck-Coal, Coal
Philharmonic Musical Festival.
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Teachers Examination.

yNUE next examination of Tea shers ill be
i held at the Unionscheoi. House inRavenna,
On Saturday. July 24tb, lS75,-
Commencing mt O'Clock. A. n. and closing At
4 o'clock r. II. BY order Of the BSard.
339tf. ]. N. WILCOX, C!sfk,
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| For county purposes, enc mill ON each and
every dollar valuations .Es
For poor purpoe es, thrse- -tenths of one mill on
each and every dollar valuation. - ~ 2
| Ayes-Sanford, Holcsmb and Parsons.
whereupon Board adjourned without day.
Attest: WIN GRINNELL. Auditor.
1876. ORDERS ISSUED. COUNTY FUND.
JUNE. -
1, Penn Company freight on laws ......$ 3a6
,. Henry Robb. road damages and COM
pensation --.--.---.-----.--.------ " -
3. G. +. Robinson. Pros. Atty's allowance. 164 %
8. Bradford Howland. asst" Z" a5 co
4, G. Z. Garfield, expenses paid taking
Lester Burroughs to reform FARM. Is 80
| 4, L. W. Hall 4 Son, stationery and print
ing for county y-..-.-......-...---... % "a
s. A. +. Hannah. unclaimed costs ts......... S4
8, L. W. Hall 3 &son. printing ahd adver-
tising for Examiners. % 90
Z, J. W. shiveley, physicians fee in in
sane case .....-....---... --.-.. 2UO
Z. r. b. johnson. witness, cor'nrs Inquest 76
z, W, Dunlap, road damages and compen-
sation n.............-............ ...... sO4O
8. c. Webb, adv. for school ex'mrs-.... 400
s. G. E. Garfield, const fees at coroner's
inquest. -......-...-.....-..-.-..- 90
8. L. A. Parsons. expenses and services
Commlssloner..--. -.......-..... ~
8. W. Holcomb. expenses and services as
Commissioner ner.................... 500
| p. c. d. Hudson. coal and lime for county - IS
., Smith Sanford. expenses and services
as Commissioner. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL 90
9. smith Sanford, member of Board of
Equalization. .......................... 6W
0, w. HOlcomb, member Board of Equal
izatiOn .-.-.-..--.............. $40
9. +, A. Parsons. member of Board of
Equalization. $50
O. Smith Sanford. Com'rs fees & mileage. II 10
9. W. Holcomb, 1900
g. f. A. Parsons, a." 10 %
10. o. e. Risdon fees at Cor. Inquest. 1870
10 boarding prison crs 81 so
10. washing for prisoners in
jail ~ ~
10. j. Meharg and others. court costs 49,. 191 -
10, l.. W. Hall & Son, adv. for county. IS 90
| 10, f. p. Milmot janitor for May court.
1870. ........................... 81 W
10. VIM. Grinnell services rs Auditor. 600 10
10, +. &. Applegate. Nj. D.. and others.
ices insane case e-..-..-..... 1AW
10, VIM. Grinnel member Bird of Equal
1Zation ..-...-......--.-.........- go
II. j. Z. woodruff. curtains, &c. for Treas
uref'S once -.......................... SW
II, ID. L. Baldwin, repairs on Jail ......... 8
| IL. Penn. Co.. freight ON bo0ks....... ts7
Is. j. s. Smith & Co mating and brooms !
for court house. Observation-Disclosures. 80
| II, A. Allen. Const. fees in State Morey
and Silver. 6U
10, L. Il. Dickinson, mileage with assist
ants conveying insane parties to asy
2. lum ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - 90
-. Robinson, Savage 3 Co. blank book
for Probate. ~ W
u, o. e. Risdon, sum mnaoninx juries 50 60
| as. Gideon Seymour, Probate Judge, fees
in insane cases.......ss. ss.....s.-......... - -
| ~, David Folk, expenses paid TRANSPORT
ing bOv To reform farm n Il
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LAKE ERIE SEMINARY,

PalnesVille Board. with aaison ii n:
Ohio |segalsr rec aLsre course; ,% slsS per r. year
and heating room building heated by steam
chemical and physiological departments thor
o1ghly furnished with apparat IS; location
For catalogues address
MIsS MARY A. EVANS, Principal
359-4W
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CLEVELAND FITTSBURG KAlLkoAD
On and after May 23. 1875. Trans VIII ' ,Sa.e
Stations daily, (Sundays excepted,) as ioio~s'
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Commissioners Proceedings.
County, CsH.s,issioMers' Report of their
transactions. and StGtensesst Of Orders
issued for the MentA Of ywse, 1878. .,
MONDAY, JUNE 7th, 1875.

MONDAY, JUN Il 7th, 1S75s
Board convened. Members present as follows.
tolwit: Smith Sanford. w AMOR Holcomb, and
f. A. Parsons .s......,. -,..-....
Cn motion of Smith Sanford. the following
bills were allowed, and ordered paid:
E. Z. Wiflyarl. for culvert s. e. pit. OF Ra-
G. S. Kinney, for culvert in Wintlham. . 1z7 Sc
Owen Davis, g - in Palmyra... so u
l. w. Hall Il Son, printing for Clerks
Oflice. ........................ 80 .... 1aQQ
Davis & Carr, for culyert in Edinburgh.. lis 81
l.. w. Hall Il Son. stationery and print
ing for Probate Office e.. ss 94
L. w. Hall & Son. advertising and print
ing for School Examiners. 70 90
c. B. Webb, adv. for School Examiners. q on
Penn. Company, freight on laws. ......... 3 26
Edwin Sanford bridge lumber in Mantua 81 50
Q Cook, rebuilding culvert in Ravenna.. al 90
Record Of vote--Aycs, Sanford, Holsomb and
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FOGLE's ELIXIR OF LIFE.

RAvKNNA, July A.is75.i y
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-08
PILES! PILES! PILES +!
SPOHR'S NEW PILE CURE.

Sure Cure and Absolute Prevention. Sold by all
dealers. Circulars sent free on application.
Address, MON TGOMERY q CO., Agents,
131 N. Ninth ST., Philadelphia. Pa
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ssDSYCHoMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING"
How either sex may fascinate end gain the
love and affections of any person they choose, in
stanty This art all can possess, free, by mail, for
25 cents; together it'll Marriage Guide, Egyptian
Oracle Dreams, nts to Ladies, etc. 10000O0 sold.
queer book. Address #. WILLIAM s. co, Pub
fishers. Philadelphia
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOU'VE MEN from the effectt
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and remarkable rene
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed CT
VelOpes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 419 North
Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Ps.,-an Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduc
and professional skill 56lt&w3m
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TINS department, II affords me pleaure to add nv
'e''An0h1 W ~, 'ne 1ooNe. 49,, Isl
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 10. 1873
Every one in the office Is delighted with them
especially the M grade"
WESTERN Insurance Co.
CLEVELAND, o., Feb, IS, 1873
"On trial they prove the smoothest and fines
pencils we ever used, superior to the best Europe
ali pencils HEAD & Son, Architects
LINCOLN COLLEGE, GREENWOOD Mo-
1T seems TO me they might be used for nearly al
purposes for which pen and ink are now used -
Kew NJ M. BROWN, Principal
PITTSBURGH, May %, 1878.
used REITER. LAyELY & Co.
BURLINaToF, VI, April %, 1873
"Think them the best we have ever seen"
BURLINGTON SAVINGS BANK.
WIL1AMsPoRT, March IS, 1873
II ike them very much, and shall use them for
my desk-work and for Photography, which beauh
iul art OF writing has been my daily helper for
twenty-five years. T.. c. ROGERS,
Book keeper for Snyder Brothers
ONEIDA, n. Y, April II, 1878.
I'VE like your M pencil, for many purposes"
ONEIDA COMMUNITY
MADISON, IND, April Is, 1873.
The 49, grade, for marking papers, can't be bes
the world" NJ. G. CARRIER Il Co., Publishers,
WHEELING, W: v, July Is, 1878.
"Your Pencils excellent"
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