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, 1877-12-24

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ct let ohue als &alismtttsi ulb pels, oaB
man ib iaIuer anuebme. Nuf ben Rath Beg
@ebeimpoli,ifeu wuree bonn arrangirt, baB
Ylant oils Qauoirretter auf 3 Wtonate tn'8
atbetshaus seididt wurbe.
- ueber bic amerritant
d ben Z ahSeier melhe Dor ttebrsren'
Woden nod Deutihlono ueih,ft puroen,
miro aus Berlin seidrieben: Die tur5ll9
Don Mmertfa bel iiberaebradten gabSeier
erregten i'm 9otel be p@uropa, no iotpobl
Ger anlerifaniite Ttitjiihter als Die oeut<
! fgen nnb bo11nbilnsn @mt fanger Der Sens
ouu9 pobnten unb bic Gier auspafte4 unS
behnnoelteu, groBss Sntsreis. Die Gier 'paz
rem etma in Der @r5be s,ner sroBen 9inie,
ourt lihtis roth unb oer glutumlanf oeutltt)
5u srtennen. Nugeu unb Shman3 lparsn
ooGHdnbig entpidelt. Oie @ter tamuien BON
Dem Qu,nEet.0abe, nelfer in 8roBen Ufe11s
gen i'm Utc&iont. Timer, einem Nebenfute
oss observation-disclosures in &altfornien Dor
tommt. E
Das Wtainier Gaqsblatt bonn 16. Nop.
melbet: Slit Dem Bug aefern Nbeno tanien
Don &6ln brei fietne &inber bier on,
nm nod on oemlslben Ntsno ihre Helie mad
S,uttsart fortSufeesn. Die .8inosr batten
gong aIIein Die 6eife BON Y5tlas
oelphia isnad Stuttgart inns
ttrnommen, uuo omar init nnterfdetu9 oes
oeutiten BeurGmddtisten in Nem Yorf, Der
tie ionGbl NIT @elb als aut NIT in oeutiher.
sn9lilder uno iran3oiidsr Sprahe seidries
benen @mpfeblnnpen uerieb'n bate. Die
timber, Die nur Der s~usl,iden Sprahe mad.
TIN parsn, batten ibren Batter, Der fs IN
Amerifa nidt mebr erndbren fonnte. Der.
%lliisn, nm ihre better i%ituir,e, in Stuttgart
tpobnenoe Wutter aufjuiudeu.
, 1877-12-24

Mlune berppr. - iheperlib tlapsen fl
binein in bic cgnfle 9ladt.
glus Der nieprisen SbIr beraus fiel bel
Glans bes Seuers auer iber ben 8fat
unb in bemlelben tanste iene bunfle Sc
ltalt iebt nit flatternhen Mrmen duf unr
nieper.
,Serflubt ieiit gu, Sunoeblut per-
fluht lei Die Wiutter, bic Did gebpren,
ueriludt Sein &ater, Der Sid erseugte,
periludt iei Illes, mas ii6 Sil
rabt, mas 9eine 6ano beriibrt. Seine
9tube ipQit gu finpen, feline Hait aui
Grpen ... Seine Seele idmlpre in Der
Solle, Seine 3unse perledse, bic @Dlfe
serreiBen Seine @ebeine, periludt = pet
fluht! -"
So rief es idauris unb wieber ilpsen
bic brennenoen Sheite i'm 8pgen bur6
bic 9tadt unb blieben idwebleno uno
fniiternb am Iege lie9en.
lin @pttes mi(en - mas lift oas?"
rief Gamiu nit Gntleben.
u9ie alte Miituih it's, bic 8ittwe.
iie perflu6t Semaroen," erwieperte be-
flpmmen 9ermance. SOD feb, iper
idleidt bort pruben iiber ben @eg?"
Gamia blidte biniber unb bemertte bic
bpbe, edge Geitalt zines Dtannes in Dem
Sdmmerli6t, Der nit lan9en Sdritten
bas Meite iu6te.
Ser Yifta," murmelte er.
Gortiesun9 folgt.)
, 1877-12-24
300 Yiamos mnD OrQelm,

3UU PlaT0s lltD OraelH,
neu unc aus 3~tuetter Sare, ppn Tabrifanten er'
ter alaffe, lperoen iu nieori9eren prellen flir9 alb ooer
Nbidlass 81 bluu9en, ooer fir Wtietbe in Stnot nno
4anp. wabrsno bieler barten 3eiten uno oet Jeierta8e
ourt 6prace Baters u. Spn. 4s1 8roactpap,
%psrfauft, ais ~oieIelben le 3uppr ir Mem Yorf o~lIerlrt
lpurben. g8entelt perlangt UNI @ater's neue Seale
trirte Gataiose per Wot p%erianot. Cute 8eoinsunsen
iur ben banoe!. Sin GROCER Diseouto tar Gebrer,
Beiltli1e. &trden, Gp9en. Sduten &C. 49D25nos
, 1877-12-24
NcrpOie &opfi6mer5cu

weroen ourd 8erltopfuns ooer Seroau=
Jugs St0rmsen be%rporgerufen. Dteie<
ttisen Yerlousa, tuelde an oieiem llebel
leioen, nliillen &afiee, Stunt. Sier uno
9abad permeioen uno ben 2eib ourd Or.
Ausult &Ouis'S Samburssr Gropfen often
balten.
Yerionen, melde elmer iieenoen 2ebenss
meiie u~uterworien liuo, iollten iiA friib
Morsens 8epesun9 III f@reter 2uft mo-
hen uno Dr. Au9uit &6nis's Samburser
1ropfen mebrmals res Cages in flelnen
Ooien aebrau6en.
, 1877-12-24
Spatt'S 2ebenS'8 altam.
Gin meDi3iniiheS QHunncr.

Gin meDisinii@es 91unncr.
&teumattsmus, Neuralsta, @tdt in tbrem i&limmtsn
stattum, Serpfein, S6ntss. arauibsit. Grptpslas, size
Seitwure uno BITE iHltmmfen Jale Son Slutfrantset'
len. srOse sapads. ssbsr, une Differentiation. M,as.
ausr &einisunssmihsl .seteilt. Dsrislbe TT sws,unO.
iwansis SABRE pinbur8 sem Yublitum srprobt, sat
Sunberttauienbe ppn 5duen 8ebstlt uno elrtrt acts,
penn na& Vprftrift 8enp,nmen. St Elm f6erts pstl-
mittsl ppn 5tftln In allen ~teilbaren ,tauen, eurirI pic
faultsn alien @sfdware, Islbt mo Ger 8nr8sn loon sH'
~5sfrefsn Ia.
nap, drasSpsn I'M pact.Ibeater gu SrUctlpn. ". H..
pom droniIhen 0tbeumatismus. nateem herielbe GENE
Srfpls Won ben porjuslititen &sraten GurOpa's Snb
4merifaS bebanbelt pprpen mar.
Spar's &ebens.S al,am eurirte 5srrn Y. o.
ppup, Dedmafe I Nc. III Wlatiien Str, non etnem
sefdbrltdsn @eitpur, naGbem er tets W'pnaIs I'm
Brpebwap 5pfpttal mar unh bort ais ~unbeilbar srtlart
puree.
Spatt's 2ebens.Balfam betlts 5srrn 5aepb MVtt
Office SO. 242 Grssnwtt Str.. pen eiuent f%erpfuIelen
SelGwlre, nobel bic 5aalntB loon bs aut ben 8np&en
s~eoruneen mar. Serr U. bat wabrenb 10 Sabren mad
ssf6steuer Seiluna tsins MieeertRlans Der 8ranipstt
erfabren.
Spatt's .eebens.B aIfam eurtrs 5srrn sstutam
Sprinaer, so. 1888 Brppn,t En-, 1pplfanpte bon sat-
,uaretsm &bsumattsmus 70 sraaIt6et art. bae eer,slbs
ben Setf ees arauten itpn Serptrrt bate. Der Ut.
nannts tUnnts nitt feline Sanp gum appte srtstsn Rne
~as IssssnS srs,s' @,Sasi S, H1s g sss ss,sh,s'; ctr ,,s
BET 4pVttstern i'm IaGsmstnsn, iu 81 per 5lai6s. Ss6s
4ldiGen s..
Sbatt's berubmte petl limited TIM;
Spatt'S uuieblbarer Gebeus-S BALKAN ~ 81 90.
Spatt's "A B., beppslt aartsr 9ebrns. Salian, ~
sI.25. - Spatt's Yuln0nte BALKAN, 0bsr Der S1ntne'
iadtisen Nrsune, gu $500. - 3patt's Swib stni'
rnsnt, ~untshlSar fir 9eitsn unp s6merssn isesr art,
au so Gents. - Spatt's Snsa, 8nr fur @rtaiune,
Rppfpeb, SnHuenJa, Gatarrt, su % Go.
QDenn pbtss aritts!niSt In eurtr NpSttsts eher an GU.
rem Ylase Az babsn itne, 70 menbt man ft brett an aas
Central Deprt, GAG @ranbfr., u. D.
ST. In Z. Spart & 60. Gisentbhme.
lebsraG bin per @rpres ssrfdidt helm balbsu
Dussnb. 13nt2Ofan
, 1877-12-24

Seize ilaiternp matchmaker, trabten iie
munter furbab, bic @llfliden, ben be-
fannten Yfao entlan9.
Sinter ben Weilern- lag cine einlame
!Satte, benz 3uiammenitlrsen nabe, -
cine Huine aus balb periaulten Salten,
&ebm unb Strpb.
Sn benz ounltisen 2idte Der brennen=
ben &pblenit6Be, Dor Der nieori9en Sbar
perielben bemeste lid Elm pbantaitil6er
Sdatten - cine menidli6e @eltalt bin
uno Der.
Sic, Yferoe ideuten unc prollten sur
Settle. @lilbenbe S6eite rib iene pon
benz Serbieuer unb i6leuoerte lie auf ben
@es - wiloe @erwlnihunsen itieb ibr
, 1877-12-24
@cidwiirt,
Tle@teu, SaliflMb

,ntlprinaen ale unreirem Slute ullo lit oaber
ourh oerl auerfannten S%lutreintser Or. Nus.
Sonia's hamburger 3ropten Der @l1tlton
ans benz &orper 81 e%ntfernen. Dit 1T es ie'
oof n0tbis, I'M Die 9tllutg ~ belhleunl9en,
auBerI,de lo!a e Dflttel ar5umenpen. AlS
,in iol1es lift Or. Iwsuit &0nla's Samburser
arduterpnaler lomobl ais 3ugs ple 9eil'
pfalter bon gutter @irtung nno letItet belon'
pers idn9enoen Miittern, welhe on geihmoue'
men Brilten leioen, unbe,ablbare Olenle.
, 1877-12-24
GelbluGt.

@elbiudt 1T etne Storuns Der aeber uuh
Dabur1 berporsebrahte ueberfiiuuns bee
Blutes nit Sale. 6einl9uus Der Sdfte in
6olse pom tiihtisem Ibiibren ourt Or. Ins.
&0nls's Samburser Gropfeu, tdallhe lau'
marine gdoer, uno Sewegung in freter yuft
Iinb Die beleu 6attoren cine totaIe Qelluns
gu beSpeden.
, 1877-12-24
Scropbeln nnb an6ere
&raMfbeiten DeS SluteS.

@cropbelu (King's EviD FIND eine
0eroerbniB BET Sdfte oe8 &0rpers, melde
oenielben NIT ldltisen a,o b0sartiaen I'M
r~eu,iefeiten iiberlaoen. Die Contribution
oes &0rperS iuiro seidwddt, felbt menu
Die duberen Gn3eiden total feblen+ tuelde
ourd Ausldldse auf benz SCOPE oSer ans
beren Tbetlen bes &0rpers Die anwejeuz
belt bon Scropbelu ansetgcu.
Die &ranfbeit 1T I'm, 10 gefdbrlider nno
ernitlider, oa oieielbe in pielen 6daen erbz
lih bon @eidleht auf @elAleft fortees
pflan3t miro uub idredlid iino Die 6olsen,
melde @us ;ebruus, Seridwdruns Der
Sober mo enolid) ben SOB nad ii6 Sieben.
Nur ueeetabiliide Nleoi;inen, welde
Die Sdfte beS &Orpers reini9en, uno ben
@iftitoff entfernen, ltno bier bon wirflidem
Wettbe.
Or. Guauit &0nia's Samburser SAINT,
lienzW leoi3inen uno inter oiel Ell Or. IH9.
&0nis's 9ambur9er Gropfen r~einisen oaa
Spltenl, erneuern Die Sdfte uno enter.
nen oas 9eioen, iaoem le es NIT Der Burs
,el at .reiBen.
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we were free from the danger, and in q
half an hour the fog had entirely disap'
peared. Then, as the sun came out, we
could see our iceberg a few miles asternt
flashing and glittering in the brilliant
| light. 1t was an immense berg, and we
had ample cause to be thankful that 1t
had dealt 80 lightly with us. l..
We had suffered fearfully from our col
lision, and now that the danger was pass
ed,we could afford to ascertain the extent
of our damages, Our masts wereso com
pletely destroyed that they were OF no
use to us at all; our hull was bent and
crushed in several places, but fortunately
no holes had been made in 1t by the ice,
The immense strength of this portion OF
the steamer had alone saved the entire
vessel from destruction, but the strain on
it had been 80 great that a dangerous leak
had been sprung. This we had endeav-
ored to stop, but with only partial success,
and during the remainder Of the voyage
the pumps were kept going constantly
The scene on the deck was fearful to be-
hold; nearly all the bulwarks had been
knocked away by the collision and the
falling ice blocks; the forecastle, fancy
wood and iron work, and almost every
thing Of the kind had been destroyed,
and there we lay wreck. NC one would
have recognized the proud steamer that
had sailed so gracefully out of port few
weeks before. We were terribly crippled,
but, through the mercy of heaven, we
were not helpless. Neither the engine,
the screw, nor the rudder had been in.
iured and as we had on board an unusu-
ally large supply of coal we felt confident
that we could reach Liverpool if we had
favorable weather, though we should be
several weeks behind our regular time
All the hope for a speedy voyage was
ended now. We were glad enough to get
to England on any terms.
Strange to say, during the collision and
the scenes that followed, not human
being was lost or injured. This was all
the more wonderful from the fact that
the deck was full of men at the time, and
the masses of ice were falling the whole
length of the ship. To the captain and
the old steersman we owed our safety, and
when the danger was fairly over, the pas
sengers held a meeting, and drew up
series of resolutions thanking them for
their gallant conduct.
A great change came over the passen-
gers. They became more serious than
they had been before the accident. Re-
ligious services were held daily on board,
and were attended to by every one on
the ship, except those on duty, and never
have l witnessed more interesting meet
ings than l saw and participated in there
Old Ben confessed to me that the aCci-
dent had Converted" him, and after so
signal and great a manifestation of Gods
mercy, he could hold aloof no longer. 1t
compelled him to be a Christian.
In due time we reached Liverpool. Our
sorry appearance,as we steamed into the
harbor, attracted great attention, and the
story of our trials was listened to with
wonder and interest,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-29
TAR WATER FOR INSECTS.

For the last FIVE years have not lost
a cucumber or melon, vine or cabbage
plant. Get barrel, with few gallons
of gas tar in it pour water on the tar
always have it ready when needed. and
when the bugs appear give them a lib
eral drink of the tar water from a gar
den sprinkler or otherwise, and if the
rain washes it off and they return, repeat
the dose. 1t will also destroy the Colo
RADIO potato beetle, and frighten the old
long potato bug worse than thrashing
with brush. Five years ago this sum.
mer, both kinds appeared on my late
potatoes. and watered with tar.water.
The next day all Colorados that had not
been we'll protected from the sprinkling
were dead, and the others, though their
name was legion, were all gone, and |
have never seen on the farm since.
am aware that many will look upon this
with Indifference, becouse it is so cheap
and simple remedy. Such should al
ways feed both their own and their
neighbor's bugs as they frequently do.
Chicago Ti1bHne
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-29
THOUGHTS AND REMARKS.

1--WE must not Judge man by word
Of single action. Life is composed of
so many inconsistencies, that we would
often take the exception for the rule"
Rise early, if you wish to become
rich and conquer an enemy" What
is the most beautiful thing? The uni>
verse. The strongest Necessity. The
most difficult? ? To know ourselves. The
easiestl To give advice. The rarest ?
A true friend"
A bishop asked little child. my
little friend tell me where God is =? and |
will give you an orange" MY Lord, ="
replied the child, tell me where he is
not and | will give you two"
In our leisure moments we often pick
up familiar book of our schoolgirls S
reminiscence and divert ourselves with
the wise and racy French writers Some
how, know not why exactly, l have a
peculiar fondness for the French lan>
guage. There is something so precise
and quaint in the piquancy of their ex-
pressions, which is oftentimes lost in the
translation. do not wish to be egolis-
tic, for they the French say, "L'egoiste
brule rait votre maison, pour Sc faire
aeire deux oufs.' "The egotistic or sell
fish person, would burn down your
house to cook two eggs" This is not
my wish, l would rather help you build
a house to put two eggs in. G'aimerais
mieux vous later un maison puer met
tire entire deux oufs.
There is a work l specially like, DR.,
Adolphos Monod's Life and Mission
Of Woman; Her position, humility in
charity" This should be read by every
girl and woman either in its original OF
translation. Adieu, au revoir. r
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-29

BALTIMORE, November 9,-A private
dispatch received here to.nightfrom Lew
es, Deleware, notes the arrival at that
place ofthe Norwegian bark Oregon, ,hav-
Ing on board Captain Allen and portion
of the crew of the British ship Zelandia,
pickep up in mid-oCean The narrative
of the Captain surpasses anything OF q
like nature as regards suffering under
terrible circumstances,
On the 26th of September the helandla
left Quebec for Greenock, England, with
load of lumber. On October l7th she
sprung leak, and through continued bad
weather the crew were compelled to work
day and night On the goth, the gale con-
tinuing, they were compelled TO cut awaV
their nlasts. On the 2l5t four of the men
were washed overheard, and shortly after
ward the wreck broke up. For three days
the men clung to a hastily constructed
raft, without food or water, having far a
companion dog which had been on the
vessel. On The fourth day, unable longer
to withstand the pangs of hunger, the
dog was killed by dashing his head
against the raft, and with their kneiyes
his carcass was divided and ravenously
eaten by the starving mariners. On the
sixth day,while discussing the feasibility
ofkilling and eating one Of their number,
they sighted the bark Oregon, and were
rescued and brought into port as above
stated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-29
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

such as Sore Weak, InAamed, Red, and Watery
Eyes liberation and Inflammation of the Ear
Ringing Noises in the Head; Sore Throat; Elonga.
ton Of the Uvula and Swelled Tonss; Nervous
Headache, Neuralgia, Dizziness, Clouded Memory,
Loss Of Nervous Force, Depression of Spirits, are
remedy according to directions which accompany
each bottle, or win be mailed to any address on
receipt of stamp.
Each package contains DR.. sanford's Improved
Inhaling Tube, with full directions for use In all
cases. Price $l00. Sold by all Wholesale and Re.
tail Drugglsts throughout the United States and
Canadas. WEEKS q POTTER, General Agents
and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-29
Kvyl l5:3Sdyl.I.si;'..:I!I..:::..'I'|'.
RSIGsZ 1SxZz

The above positive guarantee is made on DR. B.
A. Smiths sdllingia Blood Purifier, which Is
found to be the most powerful medicine for re.
lieYing Indigestion Torpidity Of the Liver Weak.
ness of the Bowels or diseased kidneys. BY in.
ereasing the Vigor OF these organs, all poisonous
WORKOUT and Vltiated elements, are eliminated
fron the blood, thereby creating new, pure blood
from which new tissues are formed, and ill dis
eases resulting from blood poisoning are readily
cured by It's use 1t ia q positive and reliable
remedy for the cure Of scrOfula aud Serofulous
Diseases; Skin Diseases, such as Pimples BlOtches
Pustules Boils, ,Tumors Tetters SALE rheum, Scald
Head, Ringworm, krysipelas. Ulcers and Old
sores Pains in Bones, syphilitic and MercuEtai
Diseases. 1t has no equal for Loss Of Appetite,
Indigestion or Dyspepsia removes TOrpOr OF the
Liver, cures Jaundice and Liver Complaints is
positive cure iOI Nervous Debility of either sex
Diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder are speedily
cured by It's use. rheumatism, Neuralgia, and
Nervous Diseases caused by Impoverished aud
impure blood. are relieved by this remedy as II
by magic By its use, the whole organic system
ia strengthened and invigorated, as well as pro-
tecled from material posons, and attacks Of dis
eases originating In change Of season, climate,
and life. The druggist or dealer Of whom you
buT DR.. B. A. Smiths Stillingis Blood Purifier,
Wil on the return Of the bottle 10 him two-thirds
empty, promptly refund the money paid for it, II
benefit Is not received OF cure perfected, Sold
By druggists t76 cents, sent BY mail, postpaid
for 80 cents. Nfa n -.
DR.. B. A. Smith 4 Co., Proprietor,
oct1t'77-e Nm-U Brie, Penn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-29
MEDICAL.

TT is fact that can be substantiated by the most
l. respectable testimonials ever offered in favor
Of any proprietary medicine, that the RADICAL
CURE FoR CATARRH does In every case afford in.
stant aHd permanentrelief. Nomatter Of how long
standing, or how severe the disease the first dose
gives such evidence of It's value in the treatment OF
Catarrhal atectoLs that confidence is at once felt
in its ability to do all that is claimed for It, The
testimony OF physicians, druggists, and patients is
unanimous on this point, and the accnmulating
evidence is in point of respectability superior to
any ever before obtained In favor of a popular
remedy. The proprietors, therefore, may Justly
feel proud Of the position this remedy has attained,
and believe 1t worthy of It's reputation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-29
ANECDO7E, THOUGHTS AND RE-
MARKS.
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH,

Thomson, the author of the "Sea>
sons" did not Immediately enjoy for
tune equal to his merit and reputation.
Even at the time when his works were
in the greatest vogue, he was reduced to
the most disagreeable extremities. He
had been forced to contract debts, and
one of his creditors, directly after the
publication of his poem, "The Seasons, "
had him arrested, in hope of being soon
er paid by his bookseller.
M. Quin, the comedian, heard of
Thomson's misfortune. He knew him
only by his poem. Not restraining his
pity, as many did, who were able to help
him, went to the jailor'> house where
Thomson had been conducted. He
obtained permission readily to see him
"Sir, said he, Il do not believe that |
have the honor Of knowing you, but my
name is Quin,
The poet replied, although l do not
know you personally, your name and
merits are not strangers to me. Quin
requested that he might sup with him
and not consider it amiss should we
have some dishes prepared The repast
was lively. And as the dessert was
brought on Quin said, LET us speak of
business now at this very moment"
"You are my creditor, Mr.. Thomson
l owe you one hundred pounds, and |
have come to pay you" Thomson
looked sad and complained that he had
taken advantage Of his misfortune by
seeming to insult him.
"On my honor, replied the comedian,
that is not my intention here is bank
note to prove my sincerity. Withregard
to my debt this is the way it was con-
tracted. l read your poem the other
day, and the pleasure derived deserved
my gratitude. This idea occurred to me.
Since have some worldly goods | ought
to make my will leaving small legacy
to those am under obligations to. l
bestowed upon the author of the "Sea>
sons" hundred pounds. This morning
heard you were in this house, and |
thought it would be better for me to give
it to you when it would be so useful to
you, than to leave it for my executor
to do"
A present made in this manner, and
in such circumstances could not fail of
being acceptable and was received with
much gratitude.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-29

in the County, embracing all the latest and
desirable styles for Men, Womeu and Chill
drens Wear also Gum Boots and
Overshoes of the Latest Styles.
Repairing in all lis Branches Neatly Done
Having had 81 years experience in the manu'ao.
tory and selling boots and shoes in this city, we
tiatter ourselves thet we know the wants Of the
people In and around Canton
We keep the best that are made--fOr shoddy
Boots and Shoes you will have 10 go elsewhere.
Our motto is quick sales and small profits"
Call and examine our Goods and be convinced
that we sell cheaper and letter goods than any
other house In the city.
Our terms are positively CASH,
octl-dm j. G. BOCKIUs & SONS.
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l have opened Livery, Boarding and Feed
Stable corner Market and TenthAtreets Give me
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TERRIBLE SUFFERINGS OF THE
D CREW 0FTHE BRITISH SHIP ZE'
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Straved or Stolen.

On or about the 2Sth Of September from the pre-.
misses OF the subscriber, on South High street, a
lightbay mare, about 10 years old 10 hands high
and white spot on forehead. She was little lame
which could only be noticed when started, Any
person finding her and returning her 70 the un-
designed, or giving information where she may
be found, will be suitably rewarded
noV22-dW JACOB SCHNEIDER.