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Accidentally Shot.

Yesterday man named feIs,er, while
carele.sly handlinga pistol, at the Farm
ers' Home, on Market street discharged
the weapon accidentally, the ball posing
through the coat sleeve ard taking u
small piece of flesh out OF the arm OF h
passer by. The wound Is not serious,
barely being sufficient to cause flow OF
blood. Relster will be Investigated, we
understand, before the police court, this
morrinp
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French Elections.

PARIS, July l4.-According to the best
informed sources, the elections will be
held the 10Th of September, and the sec
ond ballots the Both Of the same month.
The Chamber will meet the eth OF OctO-
Der A let of Official candidates, settled
after much difficulty, seems 70 comprise
23O BonspsrtIsts, 10 LegitimIsts and
III Orleanists.
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NOTES

Saturday afternoon the Onlos, of Bell
ARE. defeated the Brown Stockings, Of
Bridgeport by u score OF 3 to o.
The Clippers, of BellsiFc, defeated the
Atlautcs, of Centre Wheeling, BY a
score OF Is to 10, at Bellslre on Saturday
afternoon.
The Manchesters left for Columbus on
Saturday night, sadly Disguised with that
"little country town To which we're
coming for days sport" Seven to five
is what did IL.
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The Fastest Time OH Record.

New YORK, July 1.-THE three mile
race between Courtney and Riley which
was to have taken place to-day on Green
wood Lake, did no. come OFT, owing to
the sickness OF Courtney. 1t is thought
he was drugged RILEY rowed over the
course in 20 minutes and A.! seconds,
the latest time on record.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CoR BUILDmG A sHERIFF's Hot.

L'Ok BJILJI~b \ sH kklFF'S HUE
i and Jail.
Proposals. Will ra received by the COR.
m Itt-c or MsrEnzII COupty Court On ia
ant TUESDAY, July W, IN. A. pc ~ <
n, for the building oI "A sheriff. hD-s
aud Jail Tor Marshall COUNTY, We. y
2lnIa, according " ne plan and sDrcil'l
lions, which e . b. seen AZ the ca,
House ~! said county On and alter J.
u 10, 1877. Proposals Will Je recr!g-. -
the WLol. building or Dy the srp''sf
trades COntTac OIs 20 iurDi b 81. ma
rIals.
All bids are u be addrassed - ses.t.
envelopes. addressed 10 Frank dcJlllD-
Ezq., AOundsyll!s. Asr,haIl county 80
Virginia. and marked " PrOpOsaH
DUi.didX jail and sberifi's House" or ".
pOsais iys such part 81 the WORK ~ =
bidder may dest.e. The cDmnltts,
serve the light 10 reject any and A.. D.
FRANK ACJILlpN.
IVA Cha Tmau com mlilT@'
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SIN, pathy tor an Afflicted Tooth.

NEW YORK, July l4.-Some American
clergymen and laymen have sent ad-
dresses of sympathy and encouragement
to Mr.. Tooth, the English Rtuslist.
Among the signers are Rev. Drs
Morgan, j. II. Hopkins, and + &. Ever
The last named is the superintendent
OF the Contrsternity OF the Blessed
Sacrament
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Day board al Laramie's $40
month.

THE HEATED TERM-PatronS Of the
REGISTER coD, hare the Daily sent them To
ann Part Of he United States, post PAID, at
Gneca cents per- Ccek. Bear htS IN NINA
,cIcn departing rom the city for a summer
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Another Compliment.

A Wheeling correspondent OF the
Rosne county appeal says: Il would
like to give your readers little descrip-
tion of "Horhb brooks but refer them 10
u late number of the REGISTER for full
account OF the plsce-can only say il is
delightful retreat free to ALL and great
place OF resort for Wheelingites. We
saw the proprietor, who so generously
contributes to the comfort Of MS fellow
citizens, and he very kindly gave US
some fowe:s-s favor much sppr, cisted.
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Victim of n BOyue Rattle.

NEW York, July l4.-Tte BODY o:
John Hogg, an Orsngensn. who attend.
ed the excursion here on the l2.n Of
July, has been taken from East river
There is bad cut on the bead, and foul
play is suspected.
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Norwood High School & College
Norwood P. O., Nelson Co., Va.

Endorsed by the Faculty ~ tho IT,.
vrrsity OF Virginia as ono ~ ih' b.
Training schools Ia the 80 IA.
The Session of 1878 " open sep
2ith, 1877. with "A WIl Co,ps 81 lu,tIr'.'
and iull aud thorough .UstruraJ. .. al.
Departments.
pB- WTItc for Catalogue.
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VeaIFstate Transfers.

The following were the transactions In
real estate recorded in the office of the
County Clerk Saturday:
Deed made July Is, 1917, by Jonathan
Rodgers and wIfc to Michael BroszL for
lot No. lO7, section II, in Mount
Wood Cemetery; for s35.
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GOOD black KID Gloves Tor 81 cents u,
j. y Ferrcls.
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STANDARDS.
MASCHESTfR r..
SCORE BY INNINGS:

Inn ng,...........l 2 3 1 5 ! y y
ManchesteTs.........3 U -
Staudards..........U 0 / U U II
Strikes called OFF HagaE Is, of NtnnUm
3: of Barnard ~, of Sulgg -.
Balls called on Hagan q, on Nennum z;
on Barnard II, on Snigg ..
Bases on called balls, Motiett, Cogswell
and Daley.
Flies caught, Manchester II, Standard D.
Two base hits, Lukens, Robinson, DALEY
and U'Rourke.
hrce base hit, GlaSscock.
Time OF game, 2 hours.
Umpire, X. McNichol.
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4 One.sided Compromise.

INV YORK, July 1.-The Governor
OF Aiabsms, IN printed letter, offer. 10
compromise the Alabama and Cnatts
noCga railroad bonds, Endorsed by the
State, d. twenty cents on the dollar, CIV
ing State bonds 10 exchange for them al
tnat rate
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The Best Thing He Could do.

LOWELL, Mass July l4.-Jsmes A.
Favor, under $4,000 bail for assisting 10
kill the Harrington girl at Esst Boetor
drowned himself in the canal this alter
noon.
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Truth is mighty and Will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and carpets are
vt j. W. Ferrel's. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, / 10 .
cents; A Chintz, 8 cents; Table Linen,
~ cents; Crash, i cents. All other good.
IN proportion.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

weekly oegin 18th July, l577, and END l2tn
September. Have proved Of signal Use
lst, 10 students who design 70 pursue their
studies at this or other Law-scho oil; u, TO
those who propose 10 read privately and
90, 70 practitioners who have not had the
advantage OF So stematIc instruction. For
circular apply ( r. .. University Of Val 10
JOHN B. MINOR, Prot Com. and stat.
Law. InayZSsOdD
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,.,. cry BREWER
tn" s.,.s,..n.a- ed; rts''" ., cor, a''
" s,,..n compared VIII, ".a ,.'
al'," 10 be Made

Tho Nail City Srs"'
- By Mr: F. T.
wsnty years 90 .nterpr,se
small snsp Lelger fifteen or
Iishp' ., has grown from
10 one of the largest estab-
lis of the kind IN the city. In
.o73 this brewery fell into the
hands OF stock company OF
: sixty members with a stock capital
OF forty thousand dollars. Shortly after
this company had taken charge VI It,
: large force OF hands was put to work to
: excayae cellar, which a. that time ex.
tended only sixty feet back and was e1-
waited distance OF five hundred and forty
!: feet more. which makesiin all, distance
OF six hundred feet. A large spring
furnishes water which is con-
, Quoted in pipes TO every part OF the
establishment through iron piping. The
water is as cold - ice and rs clear as
l crystal. The largest patent cooler In the
State has been put in at this brewery.
The cooler was bought for one thousand
dollars. of New York manu- aeturer,
who had it on exhibition ut the Centen-
, NAL. Its capacity for cooling, Is nifty
, barrels per hour In this establishment
are ninety watts, which average from
eighteen to thirty two barrels, according
to size. There are three large ice houses
attached, besides q large one out on
the creek. Besides four full teams used
in shipping beer, the company emp oys
thirteen men in the establishment whose
weekly wages run from eleven dollars
up to seventeen. The compsny's books
show good sales during the past year.
with fair increase over the year pre-
vious. THIS beer is fast becoming
favorite with many persons ut home and
abroad. During the fall and
winter the company will build
commodius malt house adjoining the
brewery and make their own matt for
brewing purposes. The lot of ground on
the mill side above the establishment will
be cleaned up and nicely arranged tor a
summer garden, where the employees OF
the company can spend their leisure
hours with their families.
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GENTS fine Shoes OF the istest styles
ust received st L. V. Blends.
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II YOU wsnt to get cheap and nice
fitting pair of Shoes, go to LV. Blends,
ll35 Main street.
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At,hesling Aeglstcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Plumbers Thompson and Hibberd.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Andes.
Chsrlestown Academy.
Carpets and OiIcloths- Harbour y
Di'tmar.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis
Railway.
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The Four Per Cent. Loan.

Subscriptions to the four per cent. loan
up 10 the close OF business this evening
aggregate 1866, 800.
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E.frrcts from Te.t,monInI.

I~IytR-IIT ~ VI, July 20, ~
~GH-if gives uir pleasure - sbtt"i't
Norwood Hlgh school has sent gul.t
mru 10 this lustItUuOr welt prepared
the advanced CLASSES 81 the ..rtU'H
schools. n ranks among the urs. tla.l..t
schools for high ana thorough Cu.i.f
IT, discipline D. excellent ana the Lea.'
mlneA- Of the lpc ,tIOn unsurpassed.
am. with great rrsp'c'.
JANE 3. 81 AEEI-DS, " D..
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fhOiJmut VI me F1cDly

Among tho uumr. Us Institution q.
learning Boo the ~DutL few. II Any, his'
achieved the rapid and uuprccedel q
success which has been attained By -
Norwood Illxh school n now htaLI.s. ..
Ond 10 none "a IA" state, both Ia rrp.A
ton aud 10. rKtrU'Dt pa'Tpni,R" 30 'rlD''
The O -ClpIuo, 90 We g. the 'Krfr.vf
are conducted ~ nearly a. pD-aIb." en-
the plan u IN. Triyrfsr.y ~ Nlull.
and having proved Al entire sur"'-r a.
be continued without chsnZr.-t D7T'
sDyuIicHcc II the GGiii' FtOu .Ee,rs
Refers ~ present patrons 81 ne -r'p.
from West Virginia, 10 Judge 7. &. ufs--
non, Dr.. 7. T.. Camden and col. !.
Ransom.
Also, 10 Nr. \. Brady, SIR. J. II. HoDt'
and other patrons OF the school bit ~
cially 10 the old students themssly's.
aULS-eg
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CARPETS, Carpets Carpets, 70 now
} J. W FERRRLs.
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modelled, iu IT. courses aud ni.t.oIs A.
instruction, Hs Tar O., pos Die .''I ..
University Of Va, and II d, .u.d A. lr
pare young men for that lnsrItDiu.. 81.
at the same time n course Of DIST u.'
u 80 thorough and 80 compile" 'un.a
Ing as u does all the branches oi a .Hs
-dR" belonging 10 "A finished e. u.Hf.a
thai those VINO prefer 10 do 30 cs.N .''
- rirrtly qualify themselves tor .mmc.
ate entrance upon the TespensIbI ."- .
fs-
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THE finest shoes kept IN the city at l.
Y Rlnnd.s
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JUsr received, lot of Childrens
Shoes of the latest styles, At L. V.
Bonds
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NJ A X TIM S
CAPITAL RESTAURANT.

No. 1855 Market ST., is The only FTst-
class Restaurant in the city. 1t is HE only
Restaurant that has separate rooms inI
ladies, or where IOu can ma that quie'
nest cuisine that can be found in the Guy.
He Keeps on hand the very best the mar
ket affords in veL etabes, fish, oysters,
came, and everything in season, ana
serves il up in manner uneNcelIeu IN inc
conntrv. He can b relied upon always TO
furnish every thihg first-class. iel6
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Comrse Of study u rs conn OIL. /.

thorough a. that OF any institution 100 90
State, following the most approve. rn'.
Iul owing departments OF Study D.. IT,
English Branches. 2. The Latin ~.
Greek Languages. 3. The Modern H.
guag's. I. Pure Mathematics. Apple.
Mathematics, Civil and Mining Engine
ing. D. the Natural Sciences. :. P"uu.As
shin and Bookkeeping.
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NOTICE.

DIVORCEs legally ana quietly ODI%.s.S
~ for ineonpatibillty,. &C.; re.!os.,
unnecessary. Fee aftsr decree, u
experience. A. GOODRICH, Attorps'~
Dsw, Ia Dearborn ST, CbicASo, IL
aprzlsgrs
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PIANOS FOR BEGINNRRs.-SeverG
good . octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music, Tor sale or rent on easy terms, at
ADAMS " LUCAS,
1927 Market street.
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About week ngO We heard Gre oi
olir leading citizens Dragging about
his watch dog. He went on to say
that Nero was splendid watch dog
that he would never even grOwl at q
child, and at night he would tear any
one TO pieces he found about the prem.
ises.
"Ain't you afraid he will bite YOU
some night when you come home later
we asked.
"Not bit of it, he's too intelligent.
He knows my step as soon as / put my
foot on the gallery. Why, wsuldn't
take five hundred dollars for that dog.
Hes the most reliable biting dog in
San Antonio"
About three days after the foregoing
conversation took place, quite early
one morning we met policeman lead
ing this identical dog out into the
suburbs.
"What are you going to do with
Major Jones dog ?" we asked.
'He gave him to me TO take out and
shoot"
"What for ?" we asked in amaze
msnt.
Because he tackled the Major on
his coming home, and bit him in thir-
teen places aud he will not be down
town for a week."
"But heard tho Major say that that
dog was intelligent thathe knew his
step, and wouldn't bite him no way he
could fix it; that he wouldn't take FIVE
hundred dollars for that animal"
"The dog amt to blame for it," said
the policeman, gazing sadly at poor
Nero, ''it's the Majors own fault"
"How soH" we inquired. a
"Well," responded the policeman
slowly, "the dog did know his step aud
never even growled at him before but
last night for the 6rst time since he
owned the dog, the Major came home
three hours earlier than usual and per-
fectly sober, and somehow his step was
very different from what the dog was
used to; he didn't tangle up his legs
as much as common by any means and
the dog was fooled by it, took him fer
a perfect stranger, and bounced him.
The dog amt to blame; he missed the
smell of whiskey; be didn't hear the
Major whoop and cuss and fall down
the cellar, as he always does when he
comes home, so Nero kept on biting
the Major in fresh places, until the
family interfered.
"Come on, Nero I" and the sad flu.
neral cortege resumed the line of march
for the brush.
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THE ILLUSTRATIONS

which are introduced for the first time ia
tho present edition have been added net
for the sake of pictorial effect, hut to give
greater lusidity and force to the explana-
tions in the text. They embrace all
branches of science and of natural history.
and depict the most famous and romailta-
bic features of scenery, architecture, and
ART, as We'll az tho various processes of
mechanics and manufactures. Although
Intended for instruction rather than EN- =
btellishment, no pains have been spared "
insure fhQir
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TOB WORK neatly executed at the RI
j PUBLICAN once
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The Church Union says: 1.-TWO
Steamboats, are to be fastened togeth-
er, stern to stern, in San Francisco
Bay, for trial of power. We never
saw the thing tried with steamboats,,
but We have seen it tried with church
es many time. They take two church
es Of different denominations and place
them stern to stern in Western vii
lage. Then they whip up. Each pulls
with forty-yoke power. They fill the
whole region with their din, and the
end is. neither goes forward a peg.
They just neutralize each other-that's
ALL"
The ladies do not think much of
Jones. His little girl swallowed cent
and all the neighboring women rush
ed in to help Mrs. Jones tear around.
When Jones reached the scene the lit
tie one was pouring out her soul in
melody and his wife was crying, ooh,
what shall we do !" Jones said that if
the child kept her mouth open like
that his wife might take lantern and
60 down her throat aud hunt the mon.
ey up.-Rome Sentinel
A story is told Of "a shrcwish Scotch
woman who tried to wean her husband
from the public house by employing
her brother to act the part Of the ghost
and frighten John on his way home.
"Who are your" said the guidman, as
the apparition rose before him from
behind the bush. 81 am auld Nick"
was the reply. "Come ava, man said
John, nothing daunted "gie's-a shake
fyonr hand | am married tae a sis
fer o'yOurs."
A month from now there wont be
politics enough in motion to make a
fhree-llne paragraph. The number Of
editors who have become bald headed
ma search of idoas will be alarming.
y increased.
'Sooner or later" says a writer,
everything is found out" Just so.
married man, for instance, is gener-
lly found out later-about three
hours later than he shsuld be.
A lady being asked whether she
tould keep a secret; replied, "Of
conrse not; what is the good of know
ng a secret unless you may immodi-
7tely tell it to somebody else?"
The man who slapped Charles Fran
Adams on the back and called him
BARLEY" was withered with glance
ad subsequently died of pneumonia.
The Emperor of Austria is a great
der. That is the reason Why he is
of great sovereign. Men seldom
BEND celebrity in two sciences.
A number of Mt. HolyOke Ssmina.
girls are working in tbs chemical
abratory of Amherst College during
ne present term.
Winnie Ream is said to be engaged
matrimony TO Lieut.. Hoxis Of the
salar army.
Dogs are faithful, they will stick to
pe after everybody else has de-
il.
'n, Germany. has 600, 800 in.
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PERMANENT AND AUTHENTIC HISTORY.

In preparing the present edition for the
press,it has accordingly becn the aim Of The
editors to bring down the information "
the latest possible dates, and 10 furnish an
accurate account OF the most recent dis
coveries in science, of every frosh produo-
ton in literature, and OF the newest iAvon-
tions in the practical arts, AS well as to
give succinet aud original record Of The
progress of raa
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We rive no tiIscounta.

We give no discounts.
We pay no agents commissions, which
double the prices of all Pianos.
We look to the People, who want tlrst-
class Piano at a fair profit over cost of
manufacture. We appoint tho People our
agents, and give them our Pianos as low
as any agent can buy equally good Pianos
of any other manufacturer, giving the
People, in q reduced price, what IL usually
expended in comm -iOns, rent, freight
travelling and iIicid expenses.
The ''Medelssohn ano Co. can sell
you al octave rose d cnse Piano 9 feet
10 inches long, with front round corners,
carved legs, serpentine and plinth mould
ings, with Improvements, including
FulliIron Frame, G1 lJ
Over Strung Bass
Agraffo Treble, and
f.-.,-. French Grand Aotion,
which only accompany the best Pianos of
the most celebrated makers, at the very
low price of $3.50, -S2T5 or $500, according
to style Of case, or with four round cor
ners end full agrade for $3.50, and guaran-
tee them in evory respect equal to any
Piano made of similar style, or no sale.
The "Mendelssohn" Piano IL manufAc-
tured nom the very hest materials, and
by the most skilled and finished work
Iuens inc manulacturo ~ conducted by
one of the most experienced Piano manu-
facturers in the country. This IL no new
enterprise, turning out poor and cheap
piano, made from green wood, and by
greener mechanics.
Our Piano Is unsurpassed by any in the
market for its rich and powerful tones,
and its adaptation to The human voice In
sympathetic, mellow and singing qualities.
1t speaks for itself Hs
We arc willing to place It beside any
other make of Piano on its merits. either
in beauty OF case, or excellence Of tone,
and "at half the money OF equally good
instruments.
"The best the oheapest''- ~,
When it costa the leat money.
All Pianos fully warranted for fiye years.
Send for our illustrated and nescrip-
tive Circular. 9 r..a.f.4 ~
The "AsndelssohR" Plane Co.,
Once OF Mandatory, 1f sH'
"a RROAllwAX ~
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GEOGRAPHICAL KNOWLEDGE

Have been made by the indefatigable ox-
plorers OF Africa.
The great political revolutions OF lhs
last decade, with the natural result OF the
lapse of time, have brought into public
view q multitude of new men, whose
names arc I'm every ones mouth, and Of
whose lives every one In curious TO know
the particulars. Great battles have been
fought and important sieges maintained,
of which tho details aro as yet preserved
only in the newspapers or in tho transient
publications of the day, but which ought
now to take their place in
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SQUARE GRAND PlRROS
"MENDELSSOHN" PIANO co.
HARD PAN PRICES.
NO DEVIATION.

only One Price for Cash, and low ono.
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POLTTICAL AND HISTORICAL KVEETG.

The work has beon begun aftor leBg aaA
careful preliminary labor, and wlth Me
most ample resources for carrying II on ~
a successful termination.
None Of :he original stereotype platsa
have been used, but every page has beeO
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sIDDALL'N
MAGNETIC SOAP

Ha1 ~@4--------- tsi fA+ ~
The Cheapest Soap that can be used for
the following reasons:
ist.-ons bar will 60 As far a. two Of any
other,
sd.-Only half the usual rubbing being
required, there is n saving OF moro
than the entire cost OF the Soap IN
labor alone.
Sd.-The clothes are made Sweet, Clean
and white without Boiling or Scald-
Ri ing, thus all injury TO them Is avoid
cd. There 10 saving in fuel and
hard work, and the washing iB done
in about half the usual time.
II il also guaranteed under a penalty of
1fty dollars not to injure the clothes or
hands, and as one trial will enable any
person TO ascertain the truth OF these
statements, ii would never pay the pro-
prietor 10 engage in an extensive system
OF advertising and claim such decided
merit for his Soap unless he knew from
positive experience that il would prove to
be Ia every respect what is claimed for 1t.
This Is also superior Soap for Toilet
and Shaving purposes.
WARNER, RHODES a CO..
WHoLEsALE FANCY 6RocKRs,
General Agents,
all PhilSdelphis, Pa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-05-16
PRINTED ON NEW TYpR.

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