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District Courts.
Educational.

X INDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE OF
- Washington, for the training of teachers, ar d
National KIM e,gaIien for primary ssd advanced
classes, tEhch child has little garden.) Kinder
saIien opens sEPTENBkR y; the Normal course
0CTOBER2, ls5s For particulars apply to the Prn.
cirals OF the Normal Department, Miss Susie Pol.
klndsryarten Hall S9s Eighth street northwest.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.

GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds weak nj tho following quota
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RElSTERTOWR'S COLLEGE.

A ABOARDING-SCIO FOR BOYS, W. NJ r. r.
Rcopcns September . Terms $40 10 sFa Pro-
hts0r CHARLES ENsMASS, Emory Grove T.. o.
baltimore County, Md. nul-Im
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CgU;S.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

A SPLENDID uPpOE1I'NIrN Iu WIN \ TrU.
TlNl- NlNlu GIthND bl~l llilIN IluN. -.
NJ NI.W ORLEANS. II INsIAA ~I.IIE.NIiIl.l, u
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Al rlI rurpI TNtra.r imuy DRAWINGS are uul.r
the NuIH r,rIul nud Uluu Ng"mrui Of tENEkNl.~ D.,
T. EENl l't. N,pmd JlHALA \, hANLl,
National Republican., 1878-08-23

The Jo''orlng is published for he benefit Of Tav-
cling Saiesme'l, Strangers, aud the public gener-
dHy-it includes all trades and professions, aud
cannot fail 10 prors Of interest 10 all Vho intend
rdRsdcting business in Washington.
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PRACTICAL ADVICE.
Where to Go in the EVenlng-FrOm q Recent
Real City Tragedy,

Where to Go in the EVenIng-FrOm q Recent
Real City Tragedy.
Judge-'Now, young man, sentence
you to twenty years of hard labor in the
State Prison for killing that man with
cart rung. It'll be a warning to other
young men who spend their evenings in
bar rooms not to go to such vile places
Other Young Man-'Please, sir, where
shall we go?'
Judge-'Go to church,
Other Young Man-'What, every eve-
ming? And they're not open either
Judge-'Well go go to some respecta-
BILE theater.'
Other Young Man-'Can't afford it,
Judge
Judge-'Well, go-go-to dime con.
cert
Other Young Man-'What shall We do
the other five week evenings2'
Judge-'Go-go-go see some respec-
table young ladies'.
Other Young Man-'They want oys-
ters, ice cream and theater tickets, Judge.
Can't afford 'em on seven dollars a
week.
Judge-'Well, go-go-go-go- go to
your rooms ard study and become q
Judge, like me-
Any Other Young man-'Judge, it's
tough work studying after working all
day; Did you get to be Judge by
studyingT
Judge-'Why, yes, of course /"
Other Young Misunderstanding whatP
Judge-'PolitiCs, ,ofCourse- mol mean
| studied readin, riten, arithmetic and
law
Any Other Young Man-'Yes, Judge.
Where do you spend your evenings.
JudgeT
Judge-'Well, generally dine at the
club and then take run around town,
drop in at theater, and at the Fifth
Avenue, or beer tunnel, and sometimes
take spin around the corner at--or
up to - stop; what am I sayingt
Young man, l spend my virtuous eve-
nings in the bosom of my virtuous fami-
ly, and retire at ten to my virtuous
spring bedsSead.'
Other Young MAXWELL, Judge, we
can't afford these luxuries until we are
elected Judges. Wish you'd tell us where
to go eveningsP'
Judge-'Go-go-go to the devil"
All the Other Young Men-'Yes,
Judge, we're going there
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ADRLANOPLE.

Adrianople is situated at the confluence
of the Tundja, the Martha and the Arda,
and is about one hundred and thirty-five
miles distant from Constantinople. Its
population has been variously estimated
at from eighty thousand to one hundred
and forty thousand inhabitants, Accord
ing to the most trustworthy accounts,
about half of these are Turks. thirty thous.
and Bulgarians and Greeks, and the re-
mainder Jews and Armenians,
Adrianople was taken by the Turks
from the Greek emperors, in 1862, and
was made the capital of the Turkish En-
pire, remaining so until Constantinople
was seized, in 1883. 1t is at present vlr>
tually an open town. The old parts surN
rounded by a wall, and contains citadel.
but these are now useless as defences.
Recently more modern works have been
constructed by the Turks, but these are
only of a field or, at the most. of pro-
visional type.
In the opinion of Won Moltke the how
low roads, bitches, and garden walls
without the town afford great facilities
for its defence, and the approaches may
be covered by troops drawn up so as to
rest upon the rivers but only in corps of
not less than thirty thousand or forty
thousand men. The town is, however,
overlookedby heights on every side, and,
consequently it would be hardly possible
to hold it against an army provided with
modern artillery. The first view of Adri-
anople is described by Won Moltke as
being wonderfully beautiful, the white
minarets and the lead-roofed cupolas of
the mosques, baths, and caravanserais
rising in countless numbers above the
endless mass of fiat roofs and the broad
tops of the plane trees,
The country around is exceedingly
lovely. From the valleys of the rivers,
hills rise up gently, but to considerable
height, covered with vineyards and orchN
ards; and as far the eye can reach it sees
nothing but fertile fields, groves Of fruit
trees and hourishing villages, Within,
however the streets are narrow and irreg-
ular, the shelving roofs of many Of the
houses projecting so as to meet those on
the opposite side Of the way.
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FRESH FUN FROM FUNNY EEL
LOWS.

Richard Grant White has been i'll
again. His disorder is thought to have
come from an undigested adverb.-GaI-
any,
The brokers who are looking up how
much Bonner owes them, must find the
undertaking rather are.due-us.-N. Y,
Commercial.
Now does the foolish man devour the
cold mince pie before going to bed, and
before another sun appears is surprised
to see green turkeys, clothed in yellow
bIouses, hitched to a red omnibus
They've just held convention of un-
dertakers in Orange county. Isn't this
convention business being run in the
groundY It's tomb much-tomb much.
-CatskW Recorder.
1.-THE President" says the Burlington
HaWkeye, "has refused to sell the COPY
right of his message, as he intends to
bring 1t out in holiday style as a juvenile
story book. Now is the time to make up
clubs"
Yes, my name is General Butler" re-
piled the General to New York report
er, "and want to be left severely alone,
and that right away" The reporter said
he would have to boil down the interview
and retired
A three cent cigar has been put upon
the market and is proving quite popu' az
We do not despair of cigars eventually
getting down to where newspaper men
can indulge in the luxury little
Bridgeport Standard.
Cordial, but equivalent mamma -
Look, Cissy, here is the dear doctor COM
ing. What favorite he is See, even
the little chickens run to meet him !"
Yes, ma; and the little ducks cry 'quack,
quack.'"
Cause and effect? A sixteen.year old
girl on Main street has button string
iodr yards long, containing 1878 buttons.
And that girls father fastens his suspen-
ders on his trousers with shawl pin,
a piece of twine and sharp stick
Hawkeye.
1t was the morning before Christmas.
She John, you have no idea how l hurt
my thumb stoning the raisins for the
fruit cake" HE: "And you have no idea
how hurt my fingers stoning that infer
nal cow out Of the back yard."-OR CITY
Derrick
Lucy Stone says she despises the GUS
tom of men lifting their hats to women,
and she wants no man to salute her that
way. What Lucy likes is an easy, natural
hearty greeting, something like, "Hello,
Stoney, old girl, how does she run p'--
Herald and PreSbyter.
Grant is going to Egypt. We'd give
something handsome to be there when
our American Spinx sits down in front
of the Egyptian one, cigar in mouth, and
looks the old man straight in the face.
Even bets which speaks irst.-PkiladeE.
phiG Bulletin.
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LADIES READl

Instead of suffering yourselves to Ibe windled
ont Of That faithful old sewing machine that has
served you perhaps these many years, take II 10
Berry y Bostwick and have II made as good as
new. They can make any machine no matter
how old, or what kind, or how badly broken, lust
Is good and just as nice as new They can make
an make machines that never did work well
work perieclly.. Improvements put on all ma.
GhiNes when ordered.
Most sewing machine companies rebuild and
reSell the old machines they trade for II 1t pays
Them much more will 1t pay you.
Berry q Bostwick have twelve years actual ex-
peHence in Rebuilding and Repairing all kinds
OF sewing machines, and have worked In the
leading factories They guarantee satisfaction
and warrant all their work.
Give them call.
Office, 81 North Market Street,
july26 TIT CANTON, OHIO.
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A MANS REGRET,

o my child love, my love of long ago,
How great was life when you and were young
The world was bound.ess, for we did not know
And life poem, for we had not sung.
Now Is the world grown small, and we thereon
Fill with wise toll and woe each flying day;
Elves from the wood dreams from my heart are
gone,
And Heaven is BARE for God is far away.
Oh my child.love, cannot you come again,
And look on you with grave, innocent eyesl
Your God has many angels; would fain
Woo for one hour one angel from the skies.
0my child-love come back come back to me-
And laughing lead me from the care and,din
Lay on my heart those small hands tenderly
And lovingly, to let the whole world IN.
-BldCkWOods Mdgdsiue
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Western Lands for Sale or Exchange

[ I have large quantity Of Western lands In Iowa,
Indiana, Missouri, Nebraska and Ohio that will
sell or exchange for improved farms. To parties who
wish TO provide for their children themselves who
wish 10 put their money where 1t will be perfectly
safe and sure 10 increase In value, this Is good J.
portunty. Western lands, well located at fair prices
are sure 70 advance In value, because the govern
on the market, except In the far West, are getting
scarce II we resume the three or four hundred milf
lions OF gold In the country will become money and
Increase the quantity Of II much more than any re-
ducton BY redemption can be made. II the silver
men or greenbackers succeed they will deprecAte the
Canton, Jan. uf8dm J. A. BAXTON,
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MEDICAL.
WI 75,Si!'I,y!!lI|..5ii;'y{III ! =
& ANlX,y.a

The above positive guarantee 10 made on DR. B.
A. Smiths Stillingia Blood Purifier, which is
found 10 be the most powerful medicine for re-
heving Indigestion, Torpidity Of the Liver Weak
ness Of the Bowels, or diseased Kidneys. By in.
creasing the vlgor Of these organs, all poisonous
woTnOut and Viiated elements, are eliminated
from the Blood thereby creating new, pure blood
from which new tissues are formed, and III dis
eases resulting from blood poisoning are readily
cured by Its use. 1t is q positive and reliable
lemedy for the cure of Scrofula and SGrofulous
Diseases; skin Diseases such as Pimples, Blotches
Pustules, BOlls, ,Tumors letters, Ssltrheum, Scald
Head Ringworm, Erysipelas Ulcers and Old
Sores; Pains in Bones, syphilitic and Mercurial
Diseases, II has no equal for Loss of Appetite
Indigestion or Dyspepsia removes TOrpor of the
Liver cures Jaundice and Liver Complaint; is
positive cure for Nervous Debility of either sex
Diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder are speedily
cured by Its use. Rheumatism, Neuralgia and
Nervous Diseases caused by impoverished and
impure blood, are relieved by this remedy as II
by magic. BY its use, the whole organic system
is strengthened and invlgorated aB we'll as pro-
tected from material pOisons, and attacks Of dis
eases originating in change Of season. climate,
ID life. The druggist or dealer of whom you
Dr. B. A, Smiths stillingia Blood Purifier,
ii, on the return Of the bottle TO him two-thlrds
Apty promptly refund the money paid for It, II
= (eflt Is not received or a cure perfected Sold
10y druggists at75 cents, sent by mail, postpaid
for Sp cents.
Dr. B A. Smith 4 Co., Proprietors,
NctlPTI~e 0'm-gy Erie, Penn
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SEEK and YE WILL FIND.
READ AND LEARN.
DIR. G. N. ZLEGLER,

Ater one years practice in Canton and surrounding
country takes great pleasure in giving notice that he
will remain in his Office during the winter months
and has good reason to believe that from the practice
and many cures that he has made that he will receive
a liberal patronage He will treat all the following
named chronic diseases, to which special attention
will be given: Granuated, inRamed, weak and
watery eyes, Of all kinds. His treatment is a very
mild one no blue stone caustiC, nitrate of silver
being used, and no Cuppng or teaches applied. The
patient will not in any case be made to undergo nor
suffer the most excruciating pain as by the old pro-
cess; to dissolve and remove the film without the use
Of the knife, by simple application of lotion, is q
new thing in the medical sciencenOt found by any Of
Gh6Se iOotid.be great men, only known to DR.. g. N
HIEGLER. found after 25 years OF hard labor and
study The patient will not be required to remain
under the Doctors immediate treatment but a short
time from one day to one week is all that Is required
Diseases of the Liver and the Kidneys successfully
treated. All Rheumatic pains are the effect of the
disease of the liver and kidneys.
Diseases Of the Liver, the Kidneys, the Stomach
and the Blood, and all diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs, chronic Coughs of long standing contracted
from neglected cold tending towards or running
into Consumption, positively cured. Rheumatism,
scatlc and inflammatOry successfully treated. PIES
AMID and sure cure, Don't fall to call upon DR..
Zelgler without delay In case Of C1tdrrh,
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WATER FOR The EYES.

A writer in Fraser's Magazine thinks
that, whatever hesitation there may be
Justly called for in recon mending one or
another of the various lotions now so
popular, there need be no such doubt in
respect to cold water. He says in cases
of much inflammation or difficulty Of
opening the eyelids in the morning, ex-
perienced by so many, the water should
be warm, and it may be mixed with
warm milk, but in nearly all other cases
it should be cold. All those who have
been engaged in reading or writing dur.
ing several hours at a stretch, and espe-
cially at night, should carefully bathe the
eyes with cold water before going to bed
and the first thing in the mornings abb
lutions. All artisans, too, who work at
a blazing fire, ought often to wash their
eyes with cold pure water, and 80 should
all those who work in wool, particularly
Carders and spinners, and those likewise
who are employed in wooden and cotton
manufactures, the fine dust which such
works disperse often producing cataracts,
obstinate inhammations, sWelled eyelids,
ako
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1t is related of the rebel Gen. Jubal
Early that he would never approve fur.
Tough when the applicant was to get
married, Being an old bachelor himself
he thought that all soldiers should adopt
that style of life while the war lasted.
He used to say that every officer who
married either proved himself utterly
worthless or straightway got himself
killed.
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Rare Bargain.

Being about preparing to move west, will offer
for sale the well known Rochester House" :" al
Navarro, stark Co, o, This House 10 large and
attached, all In good repair and is doing good
home and transient business. Terms made easy
Also tract OF land containing two and three.
quarter acres on North Market street, one mile
north OF Canton. Upon this tract Is a fine frame
dwelling containing six rooms, hallway and base
ment and good cellar, with all conveniences. Al
so outbuildirgs, a fine orchard and good water. !
will offer good bargain on either OF them, for
either cash or trade for land. For terms and par.
uculars call n address, John K. Miller, Can.
ton, o., or ORLANDO SMITH,
novl.H Rochester House. Navarro. o.
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The Railroad Age estimates that, as the
result of two years work, at least one
hundred roads are soon to be sold, with
an aggregate mileage of some 10000 miles
and representing something like five
hundred millions Of dollars. This is
rather sad on the railroads. The pres
sure is striding over them with impartial
indifference.
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For Sale. or Exchange for Land.

We will sell cheap. or exchange for good farm,
our House and Lots In Navarro The building, q
two-story brick, with frame addition, contains Q
store room 22x70 IT,, ware room 21x30, aud three
rooms on ground hoor and five rooms on second
floor The lots have front of rs n. by 200 n. in
DEPTH and are situated in the best business por-
ton Of the town. For anyone who intends going
into business, this is good opportunity.
For particulars call on. OF address,
JOHN GLASS, Canton, o.
nov8.hm Or, J. w. REAM, Navarro, o.
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PERSEYERE,

The fisher who draws in his net too soon
Won't have many fish to sell.
The child who shuts up his book too soon
Won't learn any lessons we'll.
For If you would have your learning stay,
Be patient-dou't read too fast:
The man who travels mile each day
VIII get round the world at last.
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CATARRH IN THE HEAD.

This most loathsome and largely prevailing disease
will yield In every under Dr. Zeglers treatment
Rn't allow yourself to be entrapt by those many
ices you find every day, claiming to cure Catarrh
be successfully cured by any treatment through the
nose, only salutary relief can be given Catarrh can
be cured by constitutional treatment, and other
way. If you are afflicted with any chronic disease,
whatever 1t may be, call upon Dr. Zegler and allow
him 70 examine your case. No charge made for con-
sultation.
Office at Cor. Poplar and E. Tuscorawas Sts. oppo-
site First NJ Il. Church, Canton, Ohio.
decl37Y-dm DIR. @. N. zIEGLER.
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THE ROOTS OF THE ROSES.

The leaves are fading and falling,
The winds are rough and wild,
The birds have ceased their calling,
But let me tell you, my child,
Though day by day, as 1t closes,
Doth darker and colder grow,
The roots Of the bright red roses
viii keep alive In the snow.
And when the winter is over,
The bOughs will get new leaves,
The quail comes back TO the clover,
The swallow back to the caves;
The robin Will wear on hls bosom
The vest that is bright and new,
And the liVellest wayside blossom
VIII shine with sun and dew.
So, when some dear Joy loses
It's betuteous summer glow,
Think how the roots of the roses
Are kept alive in the snow
Alice Cary
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FOR SALE! f!
First Class Farms For Sale,

I wish to sell my farm on the road between Miner
va and Bayard. II contains 1853 acres about 40 OF
which Is cleared and under good state of cultva-
ton about 90 acres Is level plains land and balance
on the hill side The soil Is unsurpassed In the coun-
ty The improvements are bank barn, 80 or 90x50
feet and 2S feet from top Of stable to the squarecov-
cred with slate roof II has threshlng floor 50
feet spare without post In II; sheep stable about
30xG0 feet, with ample storage room above for hay
corn cribs, Sheds 80 large twostory frame house,
not finished and first rate orchard. Running water
In barn yard and kitchen celler supplied by never
falling springs within threefourths Of mile Of one
railroad depot and one and onehalfmlles fanother
Also, a farm adjoining the town Of Sandyville, con.
tanning 100 acres with first rate stone quarry on IT,
and underlaid with coal reasonably well improved
Also, another one and one-half miles from Sandy
Vile containing about 100 acres underlaid with COAL
with fair improvements. t
Also, lrstclass plains farm Of about 100 acres on
the road from the falls Of Sugar Creek to Strasburg
with new two-story frame house and bank barn, In
good condition and order. ..
also have about go acres across the creek from
this farm In timber all Of which wish to sell at fair
prices and on such terms will suit the purchaser
m J,A. SAXT0N. d
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I've are not worse at once; the course of evil
Begins so slowly and from such light source,
An infants hand might stem the breach with clay
But let the stream grow wider and philosophy,
Aye and religion too may strive in vain
To stem the headlOug current"
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His wife caught him with his arms
around the hired girls neck, but his
courage even in this trying extremity
never forsook him. II suspected some
one of stealing the whisky on the pre-
serves, Jane, for some time, and Of course
you know her breath would have told Il
she were the guilty party"
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FOR SALE.
Small Farm For Sale.

wish to sell my place containing II acres, two
burgh road. There are on the place O good dwell
ling house, a blacksmith shop, two good wells
an orchard of good bearing fruit trees, barn. and
other out-buildings. Payments easy. FOrfurthel
particulars enquire on the premises.
nov26 DIM PETER ], MONNOT.
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HOTEL FOR SALE, RENT,
Or
Exchange for other Desirable Property.

The undersigned wishes to sell, rent or exchange
for other suitable real estate the we'll known and
popular "st Julian Hotel" IN Louisville, Stark Co.
Ohio II is the only hotel in said thriving village
only reason for wishing to dispose OF the same.
For further particulars inquire at the 81. Julian
Hotel. J.J. MONET,
aug2.H Proprietor.
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City Property For Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale his property on
North Walnut street. There Is on the lots new two
story house with six rooms and good kitchen with
cellar, stable. an outkitchen; hot. t.house with good
fruit started of almost every kind. Everything in
tculars inquire at this office, or call on
JACOB KETTERING,
dec6-om miles northwest of Louisville
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FOR SALE.
80 Of The Most Eligible Building
Lots in Canton.

Whereas, by virtue of the recent message of the
President of the United States, we are a prospe
rous and happy people, and "the bottom has been
offer hereby, at private sale, at COM
lower prices and better terms, so unin-
numbered Building Lots In this city. Payments
2 per cent, month from April l, 1878, or in five
equal annual payments, one fifth cash by April l,
1873
Now Is the time to prepare for spring. Those
who wish to purchase please call at the office of
dec6-om SCHAEFER & SON, Canton.