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Germany and the Weed.

BERLIN, April 1O.-1he North German
Gazette is agitating the subject OF
leaf tobacco, SO asto give government a
the sale of tobacco. It says hundreds
of netitions in favor of the project have
been received, and expresses the hope
That it will succeed, as it would benefit
the masses by making tobacco cheaper
and better.
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A CARD.

THE DESERET HOSPITAL, UNDER
i the most favorable auspices, is now
open for the reception of patients, hay
ing removed to thai large and commo-
dious building lately occupied by the
Deseret University. The appointments
are new and of the first order. The
halls and rooms are thoroughly ventil-
ated ,andwarmed by furnace and steam
heating apparatus extending through
the whole building. Good and capable
nurses are supplied, and every atten,,
ton paid to the comfort and welfare OF
its inmates. The medical department
comprises fine stock of drugs, and
line of some of the most valuable and
elegant surgical instruments and apph-
canoes ever imported into the Territory
Arrangements have been made tosecure
the first medical talent the city affords
for the benefit of patients. A specially
is made OF the diseases of women, anc
correspondence is solicited from the
afflicted. stt tll s
- Fl. B. CLAwsoN, President.
w. F. ANDERSON, Medical Supt.
NJ. P. HUGHES, House Surgeon.
q p Wells Secretary,
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urging rebels to Submit.

SAuK1M, April 1O.-General Graham
has issued a proclamation, in which he
urges the rebels to submit to the British
and send in a supply of provisions and
cattle. for which he promises that they
shall be paid; otherwise they must take
the consequences.
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VIGOROUS MEASURES.
An Immediate Advance of
Troops Into Afghanisian.
RUSSIA RoUNDLY RIDICUDED
Pushing War Preparations-Rus
the Agressor-Co Conflicting Reports
Peace Prospects-The Treaty.
Afghan Affairs.

LONDON, April 1O.-Lord Dufferin,
after consultation with the Amer,
urges the government to order an i'm.
mediate advance of troops into
Afghanistan. The Ameer has sent out
couriers with orders to the Afghan
chiefs to meet him at Cabul for the pur-
pose holding a Durbar.
CHARGE AGAINST THE RUSSIAN WAR
MINISTER.
Letters from st. Petersburg, mailed
at Berlin, in order to escape the Rus
sian censorship, charge the Russian
minister of war with having sent an
order to General Komaroff. at about the
end of February, to bring on conflict
with the Afghans, and state that Gen:
Komaroff started from Merv with re-
Inducements for Pulikhisti and took
advantage of the favorable opportunity
to make an attack soon after his arrival
at the latter place.
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wnnderfu1 Emcacy.

No remedy ever discovered possesses
tho wonderful efficacy of Syrup OF Figs:
The certainty with which it expels all
;mnnrities from the system, at the same
tin5e giving tone to- the Liver, Stomach
and Bowels, places it ahead Of all other
r rem to say nothing of its being
more easily taken. 1t is selling very
ranidly. Coop. Drug Store agent Tor
Salt Lake. t
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designations Requested.

WASHINGTON, April 1O.-To reduce
the expenses of the inspection OF the
Bureau of the Postoffice Department
within the limits of the appropriation.
the Postmaster-G General to-day re-
ouested the designations of fourteen IN,
spectors, including ]. ]. Murphy, OF
Oregon.
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Accidentally Killed .

VICTORIA, B. C. April 1o.-Reginald
Wood, son of the late chief justice OF
Manitoba, was caught under a con-
struction train, near Yale, yesterday,
and killed. He was horribly mangled.
The body Will be sent to Winnipeg.
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NOTICE.

HAyING SOLD AND TRANSPARENT
Ill my lease in the old Loadon Bank
pany. to take effect Monday, April 18TH, $50
hereby take this opportunity OF thanking
the nublie for their liberal patronage.
T. II. GRICE,
all Proprietor Merchants Lunch Pa~ior'
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cHAPPED HANDS.

have been using the CuTIcVR1 SOAP for
Chappe Hands and find it gives better
satlsfaed u and operates more quickly
ing qualities and delicate perfume recon-
mend it as most desirable SOAP.
w. F. PARKER, Charlottesburg, KY.
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2. B. WELLS, Secretary.

A limited number of students will be
taken. who will board in the Instltu-
ton, receive instruction preparatory for
future studies, and will be expected IN
return to devote a certain portion OF
their time and labor to attendance on
the sick and other requirements con-
nected. with the Hospital Correspond
ence on this subject is solicited from
bishops and other authorities IN the
| settlements. Et 4s4Lt
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steamers for Russia.

PHILADELPHIA, April 10.-Itis rumored
that Barker Bros, of this city, have re-
ceived orders from st. Petersburg to
purchase the steamships San Pedro ana
Snll Pablo. -. ~ i.
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THE ECHO & PARK CITY
RAILWAY COMFY

OFFICE OF SECRETARY AND TREASURER,
OMAHA, Neb., April 2, 1855.
rJJHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders OF the Echo & Park City
Railway Company, for the election OF OIee,
the Union Pacific Railway Company, II
Echo City, Utah, on Thursday, May tn
1885, at 70 O'Clock noon.
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Barrios, Family.

WASHINGTON, April 1O.-The State
Department has received information
G . Inc effect that the family of the late
~ Seng "a B2rriOs has left Guatemala for
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DOING GOOD.

was sick long time and tried several
doctors They could not do me any good,
and then l. tried CUTICURA RRMRDIEs and
they cured me They are doing great deal
of good in this country.
H. SALLEE, CernishviBey KY.
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SORE HANDS.

Your CUTIcURA REMEDIES are justly re-
ceiying great recognition. The miners find
the CUTICURA SOAP splendid for
cleansing the skin, and those who have
for years suffered from sore hends cannot
say enough in praise OF it and CUrICuRG.
G. BUDDEE, Seofeld, Col.
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Marine Insurance.

'LAsGow, April 1O.-Marine insurance
,'1panles are demanding los. extra for
o ti-sufance OF ships bound for San Fran
e oITyO and Is. Cd. for those bound to Cal
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NOTICE.

u,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders OF the Utah Central KAN.
Way Company, viii be held at the ONCE OF
the Deseret National Bank. SAT- LAKE City.yy.
r on Moodav, May 4th. 1885, az 2 o'clock
nm. for the election of Directors for the en-
SUNG '' GEORGE SWAN, Secretary.
SALT LAKE CRY. April nth. 1852 All
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Auction Sale.

pos,1tooinaeFger & Co., just south of the
Of G anI,e are selling their entire stock
ms fn nS furnishing Goods. The goods
- 90 at any price.
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MISCELLANEOUS
lUTICURA-
INPALLIBLE BLOOD PURIFIERS
AND SKIN BEAUTIFIERS.
A GROWTH OF HAZE.

While using your Gu IcURA for ehapped
hands, it occurred to me to try 1t for dand-
ruff. from which I suffered a great deal,
and 1t not only speedily cured the daHdTdff,
but restored the hair to large bald spot
previously entirely destitute of hair. IL is
now an inch in length.
JOHE.H. PARKE,
Master bark John E. Chase" Boston Harbor.
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wITH GOOD REsULTs.

have used your CUTIcURA REAHDIRs
with good results for Scrofula and Scalp
Disease for number of years.
Z. L. FAULKNER,
HoRSELLsvILLE, n. Y.
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San Francisco wheat

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10. : Wheat
closed ouiet at 1.401E per GENITAL, being
IL cents lower than last night.
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oIauqh on Pain

cure colo. cramps. diarrh@a; exte T
,oMu for aches. pains, sprains; head
n nohe neuralgia, rheumatism. For man
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Italy and the soudan.

LONDON, April 10.-The report is-eon-
irmed that the British government has
| invited Italy to occupy Cairo and the
| SOudaD.
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WHY WILL YOU COUGH WHEN
sbiioh's Cure wilrgive immediate Ieile1
Price 10 cts, so cts. and 81. For sac al
A. c. Smith & Co. Drug Store. w
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WORKs LIKE MAGIC.

Your CUTICURA SOAP / prescribe in all
eruptions OF the skin and it works like
magic.
T. II. WHITING, NJ. D.,
IA CENTRAD Music HALL, CHICAGO, II.
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The People Of the Territory OF Utah send
Greeting:
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN and for the County
of Washington, Territory Of Utah.
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It, James Yeitch, Defendant In the above
entitled Action.
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AcTIoS. bzoughtin
Fanna Veitch, the Probate Court of
Plaintif, Washington Co., Ter
VS.. }ritory of Utah, and
James Veitch, the Complaint MED
Defsndant. in the Once OF the
Clerk OF said Court.
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NOPE yIeoRous MEAsUREs.

LONDON, April 1O.-The Tories ridi-
cule Russia's reply to England's de-
mand for an explanation of Gen.
Komaroff s attack upon the Afghans
They argue that it will be impossible to
receive Gen. KOmaroff's defense within
less than sixteen days and that Russia
will occupy that interval as she has
occupied the past seven months, in
reinforcing her army and strengthen
ing her positions on the Afghan
frontier. The Wing section of
the liberal party has joined
the Tories in demanding more
vigorous measures. They are urging
the government to send engineers, Off
GERS and troops to occupy and
strengthen Candahar, the capital of
Central Afghanistan, which is con-
nected by rail with Quetta and
which commands the most practicable
route from Afghanistan into Northern
India.
War preparations in all departments
of the military and naval services con-
tinue with undated vigor.
PUSHING WAR PREPARATIONS.
LONDON, April 1.-THE Daily Times
afr TIE h al 'fn rFaNasV11ent ,nesN-deSof
Grated.
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pEAlITV For Skin BIenishes,. use the
DEHUs CUTiCURA SOAR.
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For sale everywhere. Price CUTICURA,
soc. CUTICCRA SOAR, 25e., CUrIcURA
REsOLvEET, 81.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
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KoMARoFF UPHELD.

vienna, April 1O-Reliable advices
from St. Petersburg say that Russia
considers the excuse of De Giers for the
attack upon the Afghans sufficient. and
that government will not recall or
blame Gen. Komarof, who, it con-
siders, did his duty. Prof. Vamberg
thinks the Turcomans probably pro-
voked the Afghans to cross the river.
CANpAHAR, April 10.-The Turko-
mans have distributed proclamations
through the frontier towns OF Afghan
istan, urging the Afghans to form an
alliance with Russia.
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WORSE THAN WAR.

81. ~
bore fell NJ. Bange, Minister of Finance,
that the present state of uncertainty Is
worse than war. Commercial circles
believe that war is inevitable and that
it is better that it should come now
than later.
Nora; Vrenua accuses Lord Deifferin
of trying to provoke war, thereby nam
pering the negotiations between Russia
and England.
RUSSIA THE AGGREssoR.
LONDON, April 10.-A Berlin CORE
spondent of the Morning Post says !;
The Emperor ofGermany has expressed
the opinion that Russia was decidedly
the aggressor at Penldeh.
CONFLICTING REPORTS.
LONDON, April 1o.-The Standard has
received the following from its CORE
spondent with Sir Peter Lumsden's
force. The accounts of the Afghan
losses in the recent engagement are con
fiicting. 1t is asserted that some
hundred Afghans were literally mass
acred. Sir Peter Lumsden has broker
camp at. Gulran and IS marching OF
Tirpul, station on the Herr kud, nea
| Kusan. The force was o'el 1oAeh VI
the march by 4 severe snow STORM
which caused several deaths and grea
/ suffering among the retinue.
PEACE PROSPECTS.
LoSDoN, April 1.-THE Daily Nel0;
this morning, says that the latest ad
/ vices from st. Petersburg are OF rt
assuring nature, and justify the be eel,
that peace will be maintained. IN
English government has, however, az
: cided 20 prepare for war. wit
increased energy. In an editorial, tn
/ Nerrs saws: If General Komaroff's &C
: ton was part of the policy of the Rus
t sian government, it is useless to thin
OF delaying the war. 1t will be dlfiicu
to deal with a government whose gel
erals have trick of ignoring their II
structions. While hoping for the pes
: it is necessary to prepare for the wors
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LONDON, April 10.-A Berlin CORE
snondent of the Morning Post says
The Emperor ofGermany has expresses
the opinion that Russia was decldedi.
the aggressor at Penjdeh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10

{ DIR j V, LEWIS, our faithful and cap
able State Senator for two years past,
was TenOmlnated for second term at
Canton Oh Tuesday, This was juat and
proper. gs DR., Lewis has been weighed
In the balance and not found wanting.
Under the inspiration Of Democratic
State aud National administrations, and
lhe pr apect Of electlng Democratic
United States Senator next winter, we
expect to see Dr. Lewis duplicate his
aplendld Victory two yeara ago, Iho
Stark Carroll district IN really one Of the
closest politically In the State, and the
enemy are on the alert TO carry II this
fall. Their w0gging tongues, and nimble
minds, aud free and easy political vir'
tues will find full vent this fall In Stark
and Carroll, Let US prepare to meet
them.-[Carroll Chronicle, 2lL
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"Go straight 10 her IYl her l, am here,
after lunch and assure herself that her boy
had dined well, Mrs, Miller did not 90 In
search of her, She listened for tho expected
Itep, and when she heard II opened the door
and motioned her mistress TO enter tho
adjoining room, the night nursery, She fol-
lowed, and the look on her face told Beatrice
what had happened
ut has comon she whispered, and turning
very pale,
Mrs Miller threw herself on her ltneos,
and, taking Beatrlcc's hand, sobbed aloud,
"Oh, my poor doarl My poor dcarn sho
walled ut has como. Yes II has come.
The Lord has not thought ft to answer my
prayers Oh, my dear mistress, may He
stretch forth His arm and Tighten the sorrow
which IA before your
She kissed Boatrlce's hand. She fawnod
upon her almost like dog. Her mistress
seemed scarcely 10 hear her words-scarcoly
10 notice her actions.
at was bound 10 Gomez sho said, droamlly.
~ have been waiting for II for woeks. The
sword was over my head. / know II must
fall Where Is hef' she added.
"Ho was here, close at hand" said Sarah.
Thon, noticing Beatrlce's shudderi ''iIo has
gone away for awhile; but saw him. Ho
gave me message Oh, my dear, my doarl
You must expect no mercy"
~ expect none Twin ask for nono Give
mo the message"
MIRA Miller gave IL word for word and
thcn handed her the paper with the address,
~ must go,n said Beatrice. "There Ia no
help for IT, Tho shame which / dared not
face--the crash shrank like coward from
preparing for, has come. Well, II all must
be known II will rid my life Of tho decoit
which for years haS made II a burden"
She turned away, entered the nursery and
kissed the boy. Suddenly she gave tho nurse
a frightened look, "You aw him, " she said (;
''dld ho SEQ the boyi"
Mrs. Miller nodded sadly.
"Did he hnow.--did no guossFn
"He said nothing, But, oh, my poor doar
thore was something In his manner that made
mo tremble-somSthing that told me ho
guessed all,N
"Then Heavn help mel" said Beatrice,
leaving tho room,
She went 10 her bedroom, In which she
stayed for hours. Hours during which she
livod again In thought tho whole Of her life
during the past I've years. Years which had
turned hor from light-hsartod, Impulsivo
girl into grave and saddened woman, A
woman who, partly by hor own folly, partly
by the crime and cruelty OF another, found
herself to-day In az sore plight ~ over
woman know.
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The Reason People D.spIse Patent msdi-
ninaa

The Reason People Dsspiae Patent medi-
oinea
IN because they are usually recommend
ed 10 cure oil Diseases This must be a
mistake, because the graai success OF the
Shaker Extract Of Roots iegePa Syrup
10 almost solely due 10 the fact that II Ia
made 10 cure ore single disease, Indi-
gestion, tor whWlsit isa certain remedy.
The aching head. topstipated bowels,
canaiha langnor aud fatigue, vanish as
soon as thr r. medy IL used
II, ro0n, VI Fancy Farm, writes
Nay 2i, 1854, as follows; "l will 10 In
form you that your medicine has done
more gnod than any have ever ueed.
and do hope this will be read by all
afflicted with dyspepsia, rheumatism
and general debility.
j, E Wells, druggist, Roscoe, 81. Clair
Co.. Mo-. RENTS and recorders and says:
"The Shaker Extract of Roots Ia the best
medicine on my shelves, Those that
have uaed the medicine or pills speak OF
them In the highest terms, Send an
other box"
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unloaa sho loved him no must Ay aud SEQ her
no moro, tho girlR answer was all no could
have hoped for. To Beatrice tho fairy
prince Of her childish dreams had come
She wished 10 witto 10 her father NJ onco.
Strange 10 way, this did not suit her lover.
With great modosty ho represented tim,
until no had made his nnmo famous In art
Bir Maingay might naturally object 10 the
alliance. How not, however, sclflsh enougb
10 suggest torn Of probation whilst th
making famous process was going on. On
Sod S not ivy anShSr % % mSntd a Snlcss s6o % Serc
hiA wife. Ho rodoublcd those assurances
whom Beatrice told him Indirectly that whom
Of age she camo into largo income, No, lot
thom be married al once. Her fathers con-
ssnt could bo won 10 much bottor aftor tho
ceremony. His (MauriooN darling must DO
guided by him, Beatrice hogtatod, Hcryoy
prcssd, and nj last, lllSo othor darlingu Of
oightocn, sho consented 10 be guided by tho
man she loved.
Ho guided hor 10 hor first act OF docoit
Bho Informed Mrg. Erakino that sho was
going 10 Bournomouth for fortnight 10 700
an old school friond. Sho comfortod herself
by thinking II was but an oquivocation Sho
was going 10 Bournomouth, and q frlond Of
hon lived, or did 1.-Two thoro--no doubt abo
would noe hor, Every ono knows that equivo-
cation IA the inclined plano down which
people slide 10 tho pit
With respect 10 hor father she comforted
herself by thinking that, On he married 10
please himself sho had q right 10 do tho
eamo-a KIND Of reasoning by analogy not
Uncommon TO young people Besides, ho
would know Maurice very soon, and, OF course,
learn 10 lovo him.
10 10 Bournomouth sho won't, but before
going was quietly married 10 Maurice He'vcy,
and the fortnight spont AZ Bournemouth was
their honeymoon Tho rays OF tho honey.
moon 10 sometimes far towards dispensing
tho glamour with which bride surrounds
her bridegroom. Some curious things hap
pened 10 Beatrice
In tho first place, her husband even now
objected 10 Sir Maingay's being told OF hia
daughters happiness, and Beatrice, not wish-
ing 10 GROSS him In those early days, con-
sonted M before for limited period 10 be
guided by his superior knowledge Of the
| world.
In the second place tho postman one morn
| ing broughta large lottor for Horvoy. Beatrice
watched him rathor curiously az he opened 10
and she saw II contained document, Oh,
Endorsement OF which informed oil who could
read that II was a copy Of the last will and
testament Of William Tnlbcrt, ESQ uervcy
explained that he merely took an interest ID
his darling's affairs, and thinking hc cugh'
10 know something about them had writtor
for the copy. This explanation millced, ant
Beatrice laughingly suggested that she shoult
nit beside him and read this will with him
This wns arrrel 20.
tooNrrNuHD IN oun NEXT,
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EDITOR CowLEs after having slgned
q petition 10 the city council urging the
closing OF the saloons on Sunday, oh
jected TO the passing OF the ordinance
until after the election. NJ II would
"aurl the party" Now Editor Cowles
should 90 TO the Cleveland rolling mill
managers and beg them to commence
work again, ps the "clOsing Of the mills"
Ia hurting tho grand old Republican
party, which waa nursed into existence
by the Leader Plain Dealer.
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Our Present blessing.

Cur blessings are not appreciated un.
Till we are deprived Of them, Most nota-
bic among them Ia health, the lack OF
which magnihes our other burdens. A
hacking cough, severe cold, or any
throat or lung disease Ia very trouble.
some; but all these may be quickly and
permanently removed by DR.. Blgl0w'9
Positive Cure. Price 30 cents; trial hot
tie free at Durbin, Wright q Co., drug
Rist.
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Sale Of County Bonds,

Tho Commlauionern of ptnfk county ohio, will oiicr
for aae NJ the Auditors ONCE In Caution, uarh county
4 Gcloos 10 M Tcn Thousand Dollars (tiO.OOOl worth
NJ County onun for the purpose OF hullduH an lnuhne
Department, for tho henpnt ~ stark county, ONO "
ana piib of tho lloviaed Btatulra OF OHIO Nnd bonds
eaob 10 nun seyen yeafs from date " nale With interest,"
snnuu, vrinupnl and ntereei payable NJ tho County
'IreAaufsr'a oinoe II Canton stark o., OHIO
Tho Oonlpsionmn resolve tho rinht 70 reject any or
ali bids that may DO made Tor nnine
ie abnvn bnda IN 10 ~ ono thousand dollars dcnoin-
Ination oauh All bids received must be ntAled.
n u. MANLY
auptg.hw Auditor Of stark o., ohio.
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nm inn senu ala cents fof postage andrcses
L IlUIIi FREQ costly bnx of Hoodn which
fhIIu help you 10 mofo money firh ,
III | IUIIIJstbAn anything clsc IN this world. \.
NJ etbcs ecy. succesd from nfst hour. the brIi "A
Ia iortslno opena hefotc the wukesu Absolutev n Al
,ner sddrsSs Tnun = "a A"sustA hainA
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GLASS WORKS.
BUY THE
"CANTON"
sELF-sEALING e.
G|aSSCal VileN Mouth,
FRUIT JAR.

In using Frnit Jars with metallic
caps the syrup Of the fruit comes In con-
tact with the metal by getting under
the cap lining which will talnt thefrult
and produce an unpleasant Odor This
you will avoid by using the "CANT0N"
all.GRss Cap. self sealing Jar. Another
advantage In uaing the ''Uanton" Jar Ia,
the month 10 sufficiently large TO receive
any ordinary aizad hand, (ady's hand,
Of course,) and many varieties OF large
fruit can be "put up whole In the
"Canton" jar, which cannot be done In
any other jar made So bny the Can.
ton made In Canton, o., by The Canton
Glass 90.
II you cannot be supplied by fruit jar
dealers, you can geI oil you want by
calling on or addressing
THE CANTON GLASS CO.,
CANTON, OHIO.