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AGENTS. WANTED .s 4cws ax::S .s1

COUNTY IN OHIO. Tor ThO Mu.
Am vloa q, for q n m arvle . d Sor.
sons"
THIS Association pays you from 81 y0t0 to
46,0O0 when yOn marrv. enables yon to start In
and assists you In the future For Information
and terms address or call on A. HIPPARD.
Geal Agent for ohio, Room /, 9d hoor City
Hall, Cleveland Ohio, 67U-4wA
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Watches.

Window Shades and Fixtures, at F
III. Stiles.
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Window COrnices, Picture Frames
and Room Moldings, at +. H. Stiles.
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DeLisle's Pink or Purity.
For the teeth. It cleans them, gives
n natural whiteness, delightfully."- per-
fumes the breath, and costs but 20 cts.
L. p. Seymour sells 1t. ., ,.i', a..
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVEL Frs.

SPECIAL In DUCEMENTs ars offered you
by the BURLINGTON ROUTE. It win pay
you to read their advertisement to be found
elsewhere in this issue. Boob fI .
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Don't fail to see the collection of
Wall Papers at F! H. Stiles.
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what Ladies Most Desire.

sI would give almost anything if
my skin. was clear and beautiful" !"
This is the heartfelt desire of every
lady in the land. They despises the
liquid 4" wbitewash" and other trashy
compounds so extensively used, for
they know that their application will
eventually ruin the complexion alto
gether. Ladies'. leave such ridiculous
cosmetics severely alone. and preserve
ythe skin clear and lovely by using
Dupree's Oil of Beauty for the COM
plexion, which drives away every un-
slightly blemish, creating that most
bewitching personal attraction, fault
1sssIy transparent skin. Sold by l..
p seymour. and Druggists everywhere
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A GOOD FARM
In the Cuyahoga Valley ..fs
FOR SrA IIF

TOFFER for sale my farm of 16i acres, sitna-
u ted In the Township OF Shalersyille. Porta &c
Lounty, Ohio. In the valley OF the Cuyahosa
River. The land is all tillable. of a rich light
soil, easily titled. and will grow any k;nd OF
crops raised in the State 1t is we'll watercd.
and has on It u thrifty orchard Of good grated
fruit. There Is . good. convenient bank barn.
"a feet long with room to stab,e 30 cows and
horses, on the place; and all the buildings are
substantial and In excellent condition JG. -
situated within three miles OF Mantua Station,
aud is conyeIiently located TO schools and
Churches. 10y ~ r
For terms. apply on the premises to o..iiF
-. r. d. COIT.
SHALxRsvILLE. June 18th, 1881. iFu4
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NOYeltfas.

The serpent, lizard and other elegant
designs In glove bands can he found at
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= Tickets now on be I'd at T.. 81 P.
Depot for over .00J principal Western
points, which will be sold as low as
any competing line. Trains making
ouick time and close connections.
w. ID. ARMSTRONG,
Ticket Ago mt. c. Il p. 4. =.
RASaaAa. Ohio.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.

RAvENNA. THURSDAY, JULY =, 1881.
CEKETERY GATES open from sKvKN A. Il.
till EIGHT P. n. until further notice.
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SECTION 3. That the several sums Of money
mentioned in section of this ordinance be pay
able on and after July Q, 1881.
Attest: HENRY D. SEYMOUR.
is. --..s Pres't pro tem.
Passed July s, 1881.
: Attest: u. B. LAwRENCE. Clerk.
& = 4 certify fhSt the sums OF; mOhey lncntiOned
within are in the treasury Of the village of Ra-
venns to the credit OF the lssysral funds; and
unapprOpriated.
skR - sass. SfsY DEB. LAWRENCE. Clerk.
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z - Nv RCchmaKef ana JeWelef,
Southeast corner main and Chestnut
( treeta s VI e. g.
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LAKEWOOD, N. Y.

This favorite resort is now entering upon its
eighth season, AMI continues To hold Its place
In the front rank Of summei resorts.
Enough rooms have already been engaged ut
the hotels and cottages to give assurance that
the coming season will be the most successful
TO those Who seek rest without stag nation,
pleasure without excitement the delight OF
ruI al life without its Inconvenience and the
charm Of dwelling bcs ide large body OF wstsl,
Lak eweod recommends itself strongly to favor.
A more beautiful spot would be hard 10 fpd.
With Its picturesque cottages surrounded by
Lake., the church with its spire; the great no.
tells with their cool and shady verandas; and
the lake in the foreground. it presents perfect
picture OF rural 1Oveliness.
LAkEWOOD. originally called Lake View
from the extensive view of the Lake and its
surroundings. 70 be had from this vicinity.is
directly on the line of the f-t-'t
New York, Penn. q Ohio Railroad,
tFOrmerly A. u u. W. II. R)
ON the southern border OF Lake Cliautauqua.
a no
through tins beautiful and popular resort, and
all trains stop regularly at Lakewood Depof,
TO deliver and take on passengers Conductors
are instructed to give stop over checks on all
over or not. This should be understood as Civ
Ing passengers the right TO reach I.akewoodi in
Journey sass es @
PuLLMAM's PALACE
Drawing Room or Sleeping Coaches,
4.sHi sf.AND 60 THROUaHrO
N1aOsra Falls, Saratoga.
-. +" ~. t > I' lNesr York or Bosson.
This cannot be done BY any othe- route as no
other road runs through ears or Palace Sleeping
Coaches to or through any place On LAKE CH AU-
TACQUA. tt..f.. .,.,, -
The visitor at Chautauqua who stops 1T Lake.
wood. is not cut or from the outside world. but
haSt n ea arnn YQ m n
cilities rs 1t home. BY leaving Cincinnati at
.: 10 p. NJ. you are landed at Lakewood next
day in time for dinner; or. by leaving at 1:G0
r. NJ. you reach Lakewood next morning at
6:14 t.ii IS - ~
For Descriptive Pamphlets, Tickets to Lake.
wood and return, and to Niagara Falls and re-
turn. good for stop-over at Lakewood apply at
offices OF the Nesr fcrk. Pesnsy!r ,.Sa e Ohio
Ratlr0ad "a. &C. w. B. RI Also. ut Offices
Of connecting lines West and South.
TTNVETQ are now on sale, good for re-
14Oh14O - turn until September 10Th.
r. ID. COOPER. i w. b. SHATTUC,i
Genl Superintepdent. Gen'I Passenger Ag't.
Cleveland. OF 9n - Cleveland O..
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&NslfsWatchmalzer ana Ia,,,a,.
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Bird Cages at F. II. Stiles.
The weather is terribly torrid.


These are prosperous days for the ice
cream venders. ~
The dome of the old Court house has
entirely disappeared.
Haying has already commenced and
a good crop will be gathered.
DIR. waggoner is visiting friends al
his old home, Steubenville.
We have heard of no accidents oc.
curing in this vicinity on the Fourth.
The work on the Court House Inn.
provement is rapidly progressing.
There's land that is fairer than
this" but just where 1t is located no
fellah can tell. soa.i
The farmers are busy i'm the hay and
harvest fields, and in consequence the
town is dull.
Mosquitoes, in great numbers, are
presenting their bills and insisting on
their settlement.
John +. Beaver drives the finest and
speediest span of roadsters in this sec
ton.
VanAmburg & Co.'S Menagerie and
Circus exhibits this( s(Wednesday) after
noon and evening at Mantua Station.
In 1916 ice was half an inch thick in
May, frost was common in June and
also in July and August. 1t is differ
ent this year.
Under a new law of last winter Pros
Attorneys will hold their office
for three years instead of two as here
tofore.
, 1881-07-24
A BIG BUSINESS.

1t Is astonishing. but nevertheless true, that,
notwuhs Al1ding the hot weather. business con-
tinues steadily to improve. The month oil July,
usually dull, has this year, SO far us tho safe
business is concerned, exceeded iii sales any
previous MONTH IIull's Safe & Lock Co.'S store,
at u Washington street, is unusually busy now
iu getting out their orders for bank safes for In
this line especially there is I'M extraordinary ac-
tjyity. Hulls Safe k Lock Co. have This week
sold lank work to tho following parlics-yiz.:
J. n. Ostcrind Il Co., Crestun, Ia; c. s. y. W.
X. H., city: Fleming & Beyden, city; Bank ri
lshpen1ing, Ishpcming, Mich; Yellow Modciue
County. Minnesota; City liank, Hastings. Neb.;
Town Of Filled, Wis; George L. Kcuwick, Mar
engo, ILL.,; Alnms l. WestAke Manufacturing
Co., city: Hnwkeye Insurance Co., Des Muil1es,
H.; Wells, Fargo l. Co., ka,lsas City. Mo-; John
Huslcy, iluntley. ILL.,; D. f. Wadsworth, bunker,
1$hpeEninE. Mich; Luke Superior Iron Co., Ish-
petnlng, Mich: Bank OF MelMshn, Nennshh,
Wis: Northwestern Lumber Co., Eau Claire,
Wis,
, 1881-07-24
ILLINOIS EDITORS.

HOME AGAIN FROM WISCOSsIS'S SHORES.
Yesterday morning tho steamer Shcboysan.
which lett here Thursday morning with the ex-
c,lrsion party Of the Illinois Press Association
arrived III port again with her complement of
journalistic jauntcrs, who gave glowing ac-
counts Of the enjoyment had during the Jour
icy. rho pleasure of which was not mnr:ed hr
accident or mishup Of any kind. During the
trip between here und Milwaukee, Oh tho out
ward run, the weather. WIS gloomy md fosEy'
but tho time was passed pleasantly III the cabin,
where social intercourse and pleasant chats
upon journalistic topics made time fly rapidly
by. Milwaukee, was reached, ut P m:' when
ricd survey Of CnicaEos most notnbicc
suburb. un.lcr the guidance OF several
representatives Of tho Milwaukee, press VINO
placed hacks ut their disposal. The run from
Milwaukee to Muni1nwoc wis etlliyellcd ny
furious storm. which fully tried the senWorthl-
ot tic steamer und the stt.1tachlc strcnEth
OF tho cNcursiunists Untny Of whom were torCctl
inlo their =tAte-roU'ns ny tEtt lHdcscrhtb!c
Quakcrishness which comes from tile tossing Ut
Il storm Caught craft After Two hours 'iur.
lion the storm passed by, and when the purity
reached Manitowoc the weather was most de-
lIghitnl, II clear sky archins overhead and only
II gentle breeze
nrFrL1S0 THE LAKES SURFACE.
The Wisconsin town WIS duty Inspected. and at'
in tho evening the steamer stArtcd back for Mil
wnukte, which WIS reached Ill the eEtulile'
where Inc place wns again made the object Ut u
tour Of inspection, rlnny Of It's lcatil1lE plAces
Of interest being visited. Among these were
the residence Of the Hon. j. L. Mitchell, whose
beautiful grounds and conservatnrics clicitcd
admiration; the Water Works, Chasnhcr ut
Commerce, new Exposition Building, A1ld ofaer
places OF interest 4 heightened stuy was MADE
III }estS brewery, where li,iteunt1etl admiration
wis expressed the size Of the buildtu:: nnd the
excellence nf its productions. not even tue
Water Works having impressed the editorial
party so flvura.'ly. Ut O'Clock tho excursion
ISIS left Milwaukee,. for Chicago, and during the
the evening Il vote. of ttAnks was passed to tho
steamers officers for courtesits extended. Epon
arriving ut Chicago, about one half 0f the IMrty
ut once left for their homes, tue bnlancc going
10 the r:tccs In the afternoon. rs the guests Ut
the Type-Founders' Association. Thus ended
.1ic of tho must delightful gatherings OF the
Ires5 Association Of this State
, 1881-07-24

entered pleas during the month. The following
list comprises the sentences lulposed:
Charles Dufau was allowed to change, ms
plea from grand to petit larceny. ana was eisen
one yc.,r in the House Of Correction: tahiah
Mack pleaded guilty to larceny. and Wns gwen
twenty days III the County Jail; Jonn
County jui: Frank Flick. 1arceny,
two years Pcnitentiary; William slorTiso!'; 1T
ccuy. one year Pcnitcnt:ary: Edward O'Ioo!c.
.ssaultmy his wife. WIS given one year IN the
Nonse oil Correction; Jam'es Sheeily, !1rcsny. '.
eight months House Of Corrcction: and johh
O'Gratly, burglary, one year rcn!tent!aFy. .
There was nothing; ont or the usual order u!
any of tho cases. and the only other bus,hcss
done w:ls the hcarng of tho testimony OF !: W.
Woods, who brought back from .inilet,
against one Earring ron, who assstct nun ',i
assalltn9 aud robbng Il Mrs. Nasnts rev
mouths ago. The Otfensc was committed ~
April, und Woods arrested. tried. and sent to
.1utiet tor five years. but Harrington, VINO WIS u
p:trty tn the crime, was not npprcllcn3ca h'ttt
few days ago. Woods. story WIS similar to that
told upon his tri.ll. which WIS to the ELECT 1nat
Harrington, attacked the lady, cnoHca anu
robbed her. and he stood anti looked on. mo
whole job having been arranged by another
party-i1 uephcw-wbo has nut yet been Appre-
heutlcd. The evidence of others showed tnAt Inc
lally had been suffering from the assault ever
since and her condition WIS yet precartols inc
Court disposed or tho by fixing Harrington
bond ut SO, ,0OU und remand,ng him.
, 1881-07-24
FEDERAL RELATIONS.

AT tho sub-Treasury yesterday $4,000 in gold
and half that amount in silver WIS disburscd.
The receipts Of silver aggregated $S,000
THE internal revenue receipts yesterday
amounted to $;s',:..Ss, uf which S:,;.1i5 was for
spirits, $2os for cigars, S,,sl6 for tobacco, and
S1.5+4 for beer.
JUDGE DnCMMoSD having admitted Doyle to
bail, the great ceuntcrfetcr WAS brought from
the jail yesterday prepared to release himself.
having provided ample securities III tue persons
OF two wealthy farmers of Bradford. Judge
Dru1nmond. however, wRS not on hand and
Doyle went buck tu the County Jail. He will
probably be at liberty again Tomorrow.
THE following dutiable goods were received
yesterday: Fowler Bros. 5.U sacks salt: Marcna
i Kimball. p cases plate-EiAss; Phelps, Dodge
l. Co., ~ boxts tin pln1e: John GArricE. G.si1
cedar ties; hurley s. Tyrrcll, Is cases earrheu-
ware; Chaplin & Gore. :; cHscs cigare; kauun s.
Libenfeld, ) c.4ses cigars: Kubci Bros., 5 cases
and caSk cutlery. Is cases cutlery: f. f. Eaton.
) cArts guns: t. J. Schmidt Il Bro cases uun1l-
ufactu7inS straw: Wilson Bros, L cases dry
guods; ". ". CoehrAne- :. cases merchandise:
Carson. Pirie, Scott & Co.. 1 cases dry goods;
+: Siegrl \ Bro. 5: cases dry goods; J. c.
Vaughan, -, cuses dried flowers; L. Manasse.
case optical Instruments: j. Bane & Co.
cases musical instruments. Collections, S.
46Hl
, 1881-07-24
THE COUNTY-BUILDING.

JAILEn FOLX returned from bis vacation yes
terday. and WAS joyousiy received by the Jail
employees
yesterday, nearly all the otficias and good
nluny OF the clerks being at the Jockey Club
Purk-
THE Committee ON Town and Town Accounts
met Yesterday afternoon and audited bills fur
groceries amounting to about SAD. Two bills
from Evanston were sent back to the dealers be-
cause they lacked details.
HENRY FlEsrEls. srnt TO the Jail few days
ago by the Coroner, charged with criminal care
ltSnc$3 i'll driving over and killing Il child, wnS
yesterday admitted tn bill i'll the sum OF S..UW
Leopold koet1er aud Patrick Powers signed his
bond.
Saturday /" the new Court Hnasc, together with
ali the recyrtls, Papers, etc. IL will TIC
some days, however, Lrfure the clerks ure set
tlc. i'll their new quarters. The Superior Court
Clerks Office will lie moved next Saturday.
WILLIAM ZuETEL. 'loiut grocery business at
ter.lny, and J. Foster Ithoics WIS appointed AS
siEs,te He claims 10 owe lE}. and schedules
STU iu Soo'ts us his lutnl AsSets; His lursest
creditors arc II. e. & &. Dur1nd and W. ". HoyI
s. Co., WHOSE claims aggregate S5U0.
The Sheriff has Il Baitiif in charge Of the
Grand Jury when :hat body Is III srssIon. 1t is
not i'll session now. however, but the Haitrs as
k.'ciations are causing considerable comment.
l1c is called for every day, takes his regular
rides, and this with au individual VITO Is knnwH
indictments being found. The Shcrlit's uttcn-
ton is to be called to the matter, and he will no
doubt ask fur ILL explanations; and those who
have observed what has been going Oh will
witch the next Grand Jury, Of course especially
since the: arc not far removed from one Of the
Offices vi the building.
, 1881-07-24
LOCAL ITEMS.

The astronomers are in 4 bad way. 1t Was
but recently that they discovered spots on
the sun, and now it is feared that the lately
arrived heavenly stranger with the caudal
appcndage is going to "knock spots out OF
the SUM-" .
Tile people. dong business in the neighbor-
hood of the Board Of Trade" evidently ap-
prcciatc tile numerous efforts made fur their
benefit by the proprietor Of Fue Board OF
Trade Lunch-RoOln, 210 Lii Sale street.
Since the opening the business mas steaulis
Increased, us nothing is left undone that Ill
any way is conducive to the confore anu
good fare offered the patrons ot this popular
establishment. Breakfast, dinner anu snp, llI,
per served daily, except Sunday, trom 6:5o
IL. III. until s D. iii.
4 minister breaches. on the questlon.
3sWllat is the Sabbath ?" Around here the
Sabbath is the day wllela you lie IL! bed long
er in the morning and wrestle Will your cul-
lar-button until it is too late to 20 10 CHURCH.
No better or cooler place i'll the city 10 oo-
tain Il goud meal ut all hours than the poptl-
lar " Conulon'Sense Lttncll-koom," corner
OF State and Randolph streets Central Music
Hall BuiIling). The six steam Ventllnt!ng
fans uses! to Keep this restaurant colll1ortaole
are lns:h appreciated by tue numerous
patrons, who claim they save time and money,
iu.siIcs receiving good fare and polite atten-
ton.
"Say, boy-sayr exclaimed a hot looking
man with vtIise, g switch Is the quickest
WAY to tile c;.rs p 'Kun"' yelled tile boy.
Neddy's oil stoves nec! 10 display idyer-
tising. They will CONVINCE you o1 thelr
worth upon inspection. Otllce l65 AualIls.
What docs wolnan care who, wrote the
declaration that made us free. SO long is sue
can get hustle for 50 cents,-lf SHE has the
81 cents?
Ahlborn, the artist, 3s5 ". Madison, ex-
hibits Il beautiful piece Of colorctl crayon
wOrk,-a cilihl's picture. LII this Hue he is
not excelled in the West.
1t rains alike Oh the just and OIL the unjust,
--tln the just mainly because the unJu l!ayc
borrowed their umbrellas.
Grants scondensed coifee is what you should
1Isc. Try it, Depot, 80 Randolph st. Central
AI,lsic-ilail Builuing>.
Young Lover asks: "Wlen is the best
time to trayel?' When you STE the Oil man
and his bulldog coming round the corner,
sir. Travel for all you arc worth.
There is no better place for a picnic than
" Ilelnmricl Park" Washington Heights.
For terms and date address 516 State st,
"Amantha.' he mrlnuEed, with pathos in
his voice, ''wly do you Q1tlycr 1T my touch ::
startled fawn 1reulblcs at the rustlfng 0t the
autumn leayes?" "l'ye been vaccInated,"
she said.
'Tllome leads the fashion in hair"
Mans face is like Il circus hill, rs the sweet
picture it presents is no indication OF the
show going OIL III the heart.
, 1881-07-24
SCHAEBERlE'S COMET.


u,r,r.,,r " Y I,,t. ..,-cn,,,+ .c" of
,.I', !.'o'19' ,'! 4"' - c--.a-' ~
lsSl- discovered W fFot. ecuatoeFlc' VI All"
-ArbOr. Mich, and which was identified by my
self IN tho morning Of tho lGth rs II comet pre-
yon,s =, qno nnn,.,ro,rf IN tho 1cte.,.,no On
800 - '1'.~ -, .,; - -. .h1 =. ~ -, =;
serFAuons 't'1loe thS i'loFn1'e s'o"eo ~ os J"
right ascension about SIX hours tlnd dcclllatton
north about l., degrees or in tho constellation
~ nv a,,rirn i1 ,car ,,,to suren,. rho annarrnT
y. 49,. 's"' 1'.". ,;,+,o fas,h
mouoh Is very s1o"' anu Is ''l'' east u nor'n'
The tnif is about thrcc-Iuarters OF II degree
lung, ind increases in width toward the end, and
rsa,nhIos ,,,,rb in ,nn,ar.nc, rim ,a;, Of cn,npt
1es1 tno" near inc nottn star'' eacept
when at its briShtest,-and it is taiuter
and straight, We're it not for the
t*a.<o.u.., - ~, ,,u,;h+ i ,, o,u,,,,+
''te' ~ tno "o''"isnt' An .,N.
larger t"'l "oulu oe seen upi'e cleirl! acuned.
1t is rupidiy increasing In brightness, and will SO
increase untii IT. makes it3 periheIou passa.e.
,,.;oh nil, ,,,,,r ~, ~. a,,,,, Arr - II viii ho
"A'e" ~ oee"t va " 'o " ~ 49, ~
nearest the earth OH OF about Aug. ~ Pr0f.
, 1881-07-24


l1EnoS3rhe funeral Of the only son of {; !. md
plncc. u: O'Clock ibis tsunaay, nfts rnoon.
KDCIlE-At his residence, III; West Twefth-st,
Fane s.i II lis stc residence, w :s West Twc1ft,-st
Mt lN nclnck. Sunday. to the Holy FMnsfly Church,
t'e',co hy I" Calvary Cemetery Friends OF the
family are respectfully Invited to attend.
AOLAS-Mrs. Catherine Nolan. OIL the I'd of July
nt ldsrwcniethst. Will be buried at Calvary, Sum
m: nt1luan {. siark. ase1 =! ytars: ~ -
~ ScGsk SY f0% u b. ee
land Cemetery.
1s ,,Ssfh nsf ass s,v 5s:ae"ss : - 81
rstrek Sullivan. Of dissase q lie brain. w
c.rriass % t. tassfy S'A 10 'esu'' enu''n
n r''tladelphly papess please copy
% 0SEiil-Jnly y: john o'Seill. Mt his residence
Funeral Monday BY carriages to Calvary.
" ~ Ind 1c9te I'll GsGfSs os
ago 70 :y.1ss $. months On H. and I: days:
t !, = !1atsss Eizaeeth infant aaush-
vTsGy y Il n eeSSk &c 1o%
w; rs;tde1se Of No
Thoas and selena stevcason AGED m"nths s -" -
pt'n;er s!ss % W.! = At III 1 sonts iii Niles h ye'teF
- ST. iont. indianapolis, and Washington. d. C.,
papers please copy.
sso s. s ne As issosnss &nss
@ m 's t Ssar he S1rc
i; an4a ~ Friends fro" city take
son u ) 1exG SaSa1'y of ss sy
EGAS-,!Frday y, July =. John EEan aged IS years,
; ofntoE f1 ss M O. 10 biz Il
III, St Louis and Hartford (conn.5 papers please
t;UYrOS-At her residence nattuore MD If
, 1881-07-24
ANOTHER MERCHANT WHO KNOWS HOW IT'S,

FoKr DODGE. la., June, 1s5I.-Juhn. ". Norris
1Ticc President DicJolI Sdfc & Locli CompunV-
DEAR SIR: We ship you old safe to-day. Please
acknowledge the same. The safe we send you
to-day VIC consider quite IN advertisement for
your make. 1t WIS bought some seven or eight
years AEo by the Farmers and Mechanics
Savings bank, which was burned year or Two
after, in which contents we're all saved. The
bank. not being III business after, it WIS used by
private parties after being repaired until sold by
Court, in which it came into my hands. On
Sept. ~ les0, the safe for IL second time was
subject to Il heating test, which was tho only
one III good condition after the fire. Ono Of its
companions uuother leading make Of safes, had
its contents entirely consumed, while ours was
pronounced by all the only one which held its
o'Tn and highly recommend it to the public as
one Of the best made. Yours, D. u. CROSBY.