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Jones W A,
Bettinger Michael, Tell City
Staley & Son, South Bend Powell George & Co, Valparaiso
Unionport Hetfield, Songer & Co,
Wrought Iron Pipe and Fittings.
Knight John, Indianapolis
Vincennes
Zoological Gardens.
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THE OUTCALT Elastic Joint IRON
Rouẳng
Wind & Water Proof ROOF.
EASILY APPLIED. Contraction and Ex. pansion fully- provided for.
Manufactured and sold by usin all parts of the country, from Texas to Minnesota, For the past
NO SOLDER.
No Nails Through the Roofing. NO LIGHTNING ROD RE- QUIRED.
Eighteen Years. Boxed ready for shipping. Orders Promptly Filled.
CALDWELL & CO. 130 W. Second St. CINCINNATI. Send for Circular,
B. BRUCE'S SONS, CINCINNATI, O.
>Established 1828.)<
MANUFACTURERS OF2 FINE CARRIAGES & BUGGIES, -ALL STYLES Baggage, Express, Furniture, Mail and Freight Wagons, Trucks and Spring Drays. Drawings and Estimates made of any Special Design. N. B .- We build for the farmer and business men a light Platform Spring Wagon, which cannot be excelled.
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.
First-Class Merchants, Manufacturers, Etc.
For Residence Study or Pleasure, --------
The Queen City Stands Unrivaled.
Nelson's Business College,
Cor. Fourth and Vine Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. METROPOLITAN ADVANTAGES-A NATIONAL REPUTATION. For information address RICHARD NELSON, Pres., or Miss ELLA NELSON, Sec'y.
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Apparatus for Deformities. Wocher Max & Son, Mnfrs and Importers of Surgical Instruments, Trusses and Abdominal Supporters, Apparatus for Deformities, etc., 105 W 6th. (See adv.)
Architectural Ornament Works.
H enrion A., Mnfr of Pressed Zinc, Brass, Copper and Zinc Casting of all Kinds, s e cor 6th and Stone.
Artificial Limb Mnfrs.
loster James A., Artificial Limb Mnfr, 60 W 4th. (See adz.)
Automatic Grain Scales.
Simpson & Gault, Mnfrs of Flour Mill Machinery, Corn Shellers and Grain Scales, cor Front and John. (See adv.)
Awnings and Tents. R yling John & Son, Mnfrs of Awnings and Tents and Dealers in Cotton Duck, Belting and Water Proof Covers, 22 E 8th. (See adv.)
Thompson & Vandiver, Awn- ings and Tent Mnirs, Spencer House, Front and Broadway.
1096
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Axle Grease Mnfrs.
T ougley, Garlick & Co., Office at Entrance to Suspension Bridge, s s Front bet Walnut and Vine. (See. adv.)
Badges and Medals.
M oser G., Badges and Medals, Metal Cards, Carriage Plates, Soap Molds, Steel Dies, Rubber Stamps, 217 W 5th. (See adv.)
Bag Trucks.
Simpson & Gault, Mnfrs of Flour Mill Machinery, Corn Shellers and Grain Scales, cor Front and John. (See adv.) .
Baking Powder Mnfrs.
M uth Charles F., Grocer, Honey, Seeds, Bee keepers' Supplies and Baking Powder Mnfr, 976 and 978 Central ave. (See adv.)
Barber Chair Mnfrs.
B erninghaus Eugene, Mnfr Patent Barber Chairs and Mnfr and Dealer in Barbers' Supplies, 82 to 88 Western ave. (See adv.)
Barber's Shaving Soap Mnfrs.
incinnati Soap Co., Chas. Schoenhals, Proprietor, Mnfrs Turkish Bath, Toilet and Bar- bers Shaving Soaps, 897 Central ave. (See adv.)
Barbers' Supplies.
Be erninghaus Eugene, Mnfr Patent Barber Chairs and Mnfr and Dealer in Barbers' Supplies, 82 to 88 Western ave. (See adv.)
Beekeepers' Supplies.
M uth Charles F., Grocer, Honey, Seeds, Beekeepers' Supplies, and Baking Powder Mnfr, 976 and 978 Central ave. (See adv.)
Beer Faucets.
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V arwig Faucet and Bung Co, 419, 421 and 423 Court. (See inside back cover.)
Belting and Hose. Ryling John & Son, Mnfrs of Awnings and Tents, and Dealers in Cotton Ducks, Belting, Hose and Wa- ter Proof Covers, 22 E Sth. (Sce adv.)
Billiard Table Mafrs.
B runswick J. M. & Balke Co. ('The), Billiard Table Mnfrs, 8, 10 and 12 W 6th. (See adv.)
F ritz G. & Co, Proprs Queen City Billiard Table Manufactory, 619 Cen- tral ave. (See adv.)
Binders' Machinery.
J james Geo. C. & Co., Printers' and Lithographers' Material, 463 W. 9th. (See adv.)
Black Lead.
I euchtenburg G. W. & Co., Graphite, Plumbago, Black Lead, etc., 64 Walnut. (See adv.)
Blacksmiths' Tools and Supplies.
A shbrook, Tucker & Co., Iron, Steel, Carriage and Wagon Hardware, Blacksmith's Supplies and Buggy Mnfrs, 8 and 9 Public Land- ing.
W olff & Co., Dealers in Iron, Nails, Steel, Carriage Makers' Sup- plies and Blacksmiths' Tools, 584- Central ave. (See adv.)
Blank Book Mnfrs.
Yarpenter W. B. & Co., Blank Book Mnfrs, Stationers, etc., 128 and 130 Walnut.
Boarding Houses.
B urns Margaret Mrs., Propr Burns House, 65 Broadway, cor. Pearl.
Boiler Mnfrs.
D umont Boiler and Sheet Iron Works, C. T. Dumont, Propr, 88 to 92 E. Front. (See adv.)
Bolting Cloth.
Simpson & Gault, Mnfrs of Flour Mill Machinery, Corn Shellers and Grain Scales, cor. Front and John. (See adv.)
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Bookbinders.
ichter I. F., Printer, Bookbinder' and Stationer, 17 W. Sth. (See adv.)
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Bookbinders' Tool Cutters.
cil Otto, Metal Engraver and Book- binders' Tool Cutter, n. w. cor. 4th and Main. (See adv.)
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1819.
1880. MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO
Member of the American Medical College Association.
The PRELIMINARY TERM will begin on the Ist of September, and continue till the opening of the Regular Session, the 4th of October. Students are urgently requested to avail themselves of this preliminary course, which is included in the regular fee.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
HON. FLAMEN BALL, President.
THOMAS SHERLOCK, EsQ., Secretary.
HON. HENRY E. SPENCER,
HON. M. F. FORCE. HON. Wm. DICKSON.
JOSEPH LONGWORTH.
HON. H. C. WHITMAN. HON. AARON F. PERRY.
THEODORE COOK, EsQ.
HON. JOHN F. FOLLETT. ROBERT MITCHELL, ESQ.
FACULTY.
W. W. Seely, M.A., M.D., Professor of Dis- eases of the Eye and Ear and Clinical Ophthalmology and Otology .- Secretary.
P. S. Conner, M. A., M. D., Professor of Anatomy and Clinical Surgery.
Samuel Nickles, M.D., Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics and Clinical Medicine.
James T. Whittaker, M.A., M.D., Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine.
W. W. Dawson, M.D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surgery and Clinical Surgery .- Dean.
Thad. A. Reamy, M.D., Professor of Ob- stetrics and Diseases of Children and Clinical Midwifery.
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C. D. Palmer, M.D., Professor of Medical
and Surgical Diseases of Women and Clinical Gynæcology.
F. Forchheimer, M.D., Professor of Physi- ology and Clinical Diseases of Children. Joseph Ransohoff, M. D., F. R. C. S., Pro- fessor of Descriptive Anatomy and Clin - ical Surgery.
James G. Hyndman, M. D., Professor of Medical Chemistry.
Frederic Kebler, A.B., M.D., Lecturer on Pathology.
J. L. Cilley, M.A., M.D., Demonstrator of Anatomy.
Chas. H. Thomas, M.A., M.D., Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy.
Fr. A. Roeder, Ph. D., Demonst'r of Chem. Frederic Kebler, A.B., M.D., Instructor in Morbid and Physiological Histology.
The REGULAR SESSION, commencing October 4th, ends the last week in February, thus embracing five months. [F-SEND FOR NEW CATALOGUE. CLINICAL ADVANTAGES.
Three afternoons in each week are devoted to Clinical Instructions in the Good Samaritan Hos- pital. (Open only to students of the College.) To advanced students in particular this college af- fords unequalled advantages, on account of the vast amount of operative material; besides the General and Special Surgery by Professors Dawson and Seely, Professor Reamy's Operative Clinic each year covers the entire ground of Operative Gynecology, and Professor Whittaker's Medical Clinic, with the Dispensary, will add immensely to the facilities for practical illustration.
Morning lectures are given throughout the Session at the Cincinnati Hospital. (Open to students of all colleges on the same terms.)
COLLEGE DISPENSARY.
This vast source of material (averaging over one hundred visits daily) is utilized in the most complete manner by having established small lecture rooms [6], capable of seating fifty students cach. and having clinics held in them all at the same time. By this arrangement the class is divided and brought directly in contact with patients.
In addition to the usual large number of Medical and Minor Surgical Cases, various special departments are filled with abundant illustrative cases; Skin and Venereal Diseases; Children's Diseases; Gynæcological and Obstetrical Cases; Diseases of the Eye and Ear; Throat Diseases, etc. The Clinic is open free to students of the college only.
FACILITIES FOR PRACTICAL WORK.
The Dissecting Rooms are perfectly fitted up with every convenience for the comfort of the student, and an abundance of material. (During last Session two hundred [200] students dissected). The Practical Chemical Laboratory is open day and evening, Dr. Roeder devoting his entire time to giving courses. The Practical Physiological and Microscopical Laboratory affords every advantage in these important departments.
During the Session of 1879-80, just ended, there were 326 Ma- triculants; a Graduating Class of 121.
FEES-General Ticket for the Regular Session .. $75.00
Matriculation Fec (annually) 5.00
Demonstrator's Ticket 5.00
Hospital Ticket. 5.00
Graduation Fee. 25.00
W. W. DAWSON, M.D., Dean.
W. W. SEELY, M.D., Secretary, S. E. Cor. Fourth and Broadway.
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CINCINNATI $1880* College of Medicine: Surgery
Member of the American Medical College Association.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Prof. GEORGE W. HARPER, A. M., President. FRANCIS FERRY, ESQ., Secretary.
R. C. STOCKTON REED, M.D. D. D. BRAMBLE, M.D. Rev. F. S. HOYT, A.M., D.D.
Rev. C. W. KETCHAM, D.D. D. GANO RAY, EsQ. : ABIJAH J. MILES, M.D.
Hon. S. S. DAVIS.
J. B. A. RISK, M.D., LL. D.
FACULTY.
D. D. BRAMBLE, M.D., Professor of Princi- ples and Practice of Surgery and Clinical Surgery .- Dean.
ABIJAH J. MILES, M.D., Professor of Dis- eases of Women and Children and Clin- ical Gynæcology .- Secretary.
JACOB TRUSH, M.D., Professor of Principles and Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine.
CHAUNCEY R. STUNTZ, A.M., M.D., Pro- fessor of Chemistry and Toxicology.
. WM. ADAM ROTHACKER, M.D., Professor of Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy and Clinical Professor of Venereal Diseases.
JOSEPH AUB, M. D., Professor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear and Clinical Ophthal- mology and Otology.
JOHN F. GAYLORD, M.D., Professor of Ma- teria Medica and Therapeutics.
JOSHUA W. UNDERHILL, M.D., Professor of Obstetrics.
ROBERT BALLARD DAVY, M.D., Professor of Physiology.
J. B. A. RISK, M.D., LL.D., Lecturer on Medical Jurisprudence.
REUBEN A. VANCE, M. D., Lecturer on Pathological Anatomy.
GEORGE T. GREER, M.D., Demonstrator of Anatomy.
THEODORE M. WITTKAMP, M.D., Ass't to Chair of Diseases of Women and Children. JOHN M. SHALLER, M.D., Ass't to Chair of Principles and Practice of Medicine.
JULE E. MARCUS, M.D., Assistant to Chair of Surgery.
L. M. DENMAN, M.D., Assistant to Chair of Diseases of the Eye and Ear.
J. F. GAYLORD, M.D., Ass't to Chair of Physiology & Demonstrator of Histology. JOHN HAGEMANN, Demonstrator of Chem- istry.
The PRELIMINARY TERM will begin on the 6th of September, ISSo, and continue until the opening of the Regular Session, the 4th of October. The Preliminary course (for which there is no extra fee), will be one of unusual importance to the student.
The REGULAR WINTER SESSION will begin October 4th, 1880, and continue five months, ending the last of February, ISSI.
This course will consist of daily Didactic and Clinical Lectures, with Recitations, Dem- onstrations, and instruction in Physical Diagnosis and Manipulations in surgical cases.
The Chemical and Physiological Laboratories are ample and complete, affording every facility for practical work in these important departments.
COLLEGE DISPENSARY.
The new Clinic building adjoining the College is complete in its arrangements. Here are spacious waiting rooms for patients, an excellent operating amphitheatre, and a well adapted lecture room for Gynecological cases, and for special examinations.
More than one clinic is conducted at the same time, and students can pass from one clinic room to the other, and make personal inspection of, and receive practical instruction in the examination and treatment of cases in the various departments.
During the course of the Session almost every variety of Medical and Surgical disease may be seen. Over Ten Thousand (10 000) patients are treated annually in the presence of the class. These Clinics are free to the Student of this College.
At the Cincinnati Hospital there will be two Clinical Lectures delivered daily during the entire Session. The Hospital is open to students of all Colleges on the same terms.
The Dissecting Room is perfectly arranged for the study of practical anatomy.
Good Board can be had at from $3 to $6 per week. Student- arriving in the city can send their baggage directly to the College, where it will be safely cared for by the Janitor until they can secure boarding places.
FEES :- General Ticket for the Regular Session. $75 00
Matriculation Feo (annually).
5.00
Demonstrator's Ticket
5.00
Hospital Ticket 5.00
Graduation Fee.
25.00
For Annual Announcement, address,
D. D. BRAMBLE, M.D., Dean, 169 Broadway.
ABIJAH J. MILES, M.D., Sec'y,
296 Vine.
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CRAWFORD HOUSE,
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CRAWFORD.
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Cor. Sixth and Walnut Sts.,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
I&ENTRANCE ON SIXTH STREET.
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LEWIS VANDEN, Proprietor.
ONLY ONE SQUARE FROM CUSTOM HOUSE, THEATRES AND PRINCIPAL PLACES OF AMUSEMENTS.
@"Street Cars pass the Door every Five Minutes to and from the Exposition, Zoological Garden, Hill Tops and Parks; also Exposition Buildings.
Terms, only $2.00 per Day.
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Bridge Bolts.
S tacey Manufacturing Co., Gas Work, Builders and Mnfrs of Jails, Cells and Rolling Mill Castings; 33 to 39 Mill and 16 to 26 Ramsey. (See adv.)
Broom Mnfrs.
M eyer B., Broom MInfr, 61 Canal, bet Walnut and Vine. (See adv.)
Bucket Tar.
T. ongley, Garlick & Co., Office at Entrance to Suspension Bridge, s. s. Front, bet. Walnut and Vine. (See adv.)
Bungs and Malt Shovels.
TTarwig Faucet & Rung Co., 419 to 423 Court. (See inside back cover.)
Butchers' Supplies.
Ciebern W. N. & Co., Dealers in Butchers and Packers' Supplies and Sausage Casings, 125 Main. (See adv.)
Steigert Leopold, Mnfr of Meat Choppers and Butchers' Supplies, n. e. cor. Logan and Elder. (See adv.)
Carriage Dashes.
ucen City Dash Company, Carriage Dash Mnfrs, 268 and 270 Broadway. (See adr.).
Carriage Mnfrs.
A shbrook, Tucker & Co., Iron, Steel, Carriage and Wagon Hardware, Blacksmiths' Supplies and Buggy Mnfrs, 8 and 9 Public Land'g.
B raffett A. M. & Co., Carriage Builders, 242 and 244 Sycamore. B ruce's B. Sons, Carriage, Omni- bus, Street Car and Fire Apparatus Mnfrs, 57, 59 and 61 Elm. (See adv.)
E clipse Phaeton Works, A. M. Braffett & Co., Proprietors. Phaetons and Side Bars a Specialty. 242 and 244 Sycamore.
Cechiler & Co., Mnfrs of Buggies, Carriages and Phaetons, 457 to 461 George. (See adv.)
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Carriage Plates. oser G., Carriage Plates, Metal Cards, Rubber Stamps, Seals and Stamps, 217 W 5th. (See adv.)
Carriage and Wagon Wood Work.
W Tolff & Co., Dealers in Iron, Nails, Steel, Carriage Makers' Supplies and Blacksmiths' Tools, 584 Central Ave. (See adv.)
Cigar Box Mnfrs.
"Trost Samuel W., Mnfr of Cigar Boxes, and Dealer in Cigar Box Trim- mings, Labels and Ribbons, 699 to 707 W 6th. (See adv.)
Coal- Miners and Shippers.
S Ytone Daniel & Co., Miners and Shippers of Coal. Office and Elevator foot of Mill st. Branch Offices cor 6th and Mound, and 18312 Race.
Colleges and Schools.
B artlett R. Montgomery, Propr. Bartlett's College, 183 Walnut. (See adv.)
C lollegiate School, Wm. S. Rix, A. M., Principal, 6 W. 4th. (See adv.)
N elson's College, Richard Nel- son, Propr., s. e. cor. 4th and Vine. (See adv.)
neen City Commercial Col- lege, n. w. cor. Walnut and 5th. (See adz'.)
St. Xavier College, Rev. R. J. Meyer, S. J., Pres., cor. Sycamore and 7th. (See adv.)
Young Ladies' Literary In- stitute, Sisters of Notre Dame, E. 6th. (See adv.)
Commission Merchants.
B ishop Chas. H. & Co., Com- mission Merchants, 81 Walnut. (See adv.)
Curren John & Co., Commission Merchants, 13 W. Front. (See adv.)
H erzog & Shafer, Commission Merchants in Flour, Grain and Pro- duce, 13 Water. (See adv.)
J ackson Geo. E. & Co., General Commission Merchants, 52 Walnut.
L ongley, Garlick & Co., Mnfrs and Distillers' Agents for the Sale of Turpentine, Tar, Rosin, Pitch, etc., Office at Entrance to Suspension Bridge, s. s. Front bet. Walnut and Vine. (Sez adv.)
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Gellers G. W. && Co., Commission Merchants in Fruit, 27 W. Front.
W eitkamp E. & Co., Commis- sion Merchants, 27 W. Front.
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.
1099
GAS MACHINES
NOLLONO
MAN HOLE
VENT
WATER FILL
WATER
AIR PUMP IN CELLAR OF HOUSE CHEAP LIGHT, a light, that is as cheap to burn as coal oil. A brilliant gas at an average cost of 80 cents per 1,000 feet. 22-We also guarantee satisfaction or no sale. TITO
For further particulars address ENGLISH & MEYER, Owners of the States of Indiana and Missouri, or J. E. HIRST & CO., Sole Manufacturers,
Insurance men recommend our machines 148 and 150 West Eighth St., Cincinnati, O.
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Copper and Brass Works.
D eckebach F. C., Eagle Steam, Copper and Brass Works, 165 to 171 . Court.
Costumers.
Szwirschina & Sand, Mnfrs of all kinds of Masquerade and Theatrical Costumes, 390 Vine.
Corn Shellers.
Simpson & Gault, Mnfrs of Flour Mill Machinery, Corn Shellers and Grain Scales, cor, Front and John. (See adv.)
Cutlers and Grinders. H ecker C., Cutlery and Cutlery Grinders, 217 Elm. (See adv.)
Dental Colleges.
hio College of Dental Sur- gery, H. A. Smith Dean, 286 Race. (See adv.)
Dryer Mnfrs .- Patent Steam.
D' Itwel C. & Co., Mnfrs Duwel's Patent Steam Dryer, 78 and 80 West- ern ave. (See adv.)
Duster Mnfrs.
A ult Bros., Feather, Hemp and Wool Dusters, 49 Main. (See adv.)
Electrotypers.
C Campbell & Co., Electrotypers, Stereotypers and Printers, 174 Elm. (See adv.)
M cKay Geo. & Co., Electrotyp- ers and Stereotypers, 203 Vine st. (See adv.)
Elevator Mnfrs.
D ennis N MI., Mnfr of Passenger and Freight Elevators, 13 Home. (See adv.)
R cedy H. J., Mnfr of Passenger, Freight, Steam, Hydraulic and Hand Power Elevators, 128 E. Sth. (See inside back cover.)
W arner Warren, Elevator Mnfr, 745 to 751 W 9th. (See adv. )
Engine Builders' and Plumbers' Brass Work.
nion Brass Works, Win. Powell & Co., Proprs., 245, 247 and 249 W. 5th.
Engravers-Metal.
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eil Otto, Metal Engraver and Book- binders' Tool Cutter, n. w. cor. 4th and Main. (See adv.)
Engravers-Wood.
Holger Lewis B., Wood Engraver, 160 Vine. (See adv.) Stillman & Co., Wood Engravers, n. w. cor. Vine and Front. (Sce adv.)
W cisbrodt H. W., Designer and Engraver on Wood, s. e. cor. Wal- nut and 5th. (See adv.)
Fancy Toilet Soap Mnfrs.
Yincinnati Soap Co., Chas. Schoenhals, Propr., Mnfrs Turkish Bath, Toilet and Barbers' Shaving Soaps, 897 Central ave. (See adv.)
Faucet Mnfrs.
arwig Faucet and Bung Co., 419, 421 and 423 Court. ( See inside back cover.)
Fire Apparatus Mnfrs.
B ruce's B. Sons, Carriage, Omni- bus, Street Car and Fire Apparatus Mnfrs, 57, 59 and 61 Elm. (See adv.)
Fire Department Supplies.
The Ahrens Mufg Co., Fire Engine Mnfrs, 22 to 26 Webster. (See adv.)
Fire Engine Mnfrs.
The Ahrens Mnfg Co., Fire Engine Mnfrs, 22 to 26 Webster. (See adv.)
Flavoring Extracts.
T ongley, Garlick & Co., Mnfrs and Distillers' Agents for the Sale of Tar, Turpentine, Rosin, Pitch, etc., Office at Entrance to Suspension Bridge s. s. Front, bet. Walnut and Vine. (See adv.)
Flour Mill Machinery.
Bradford Mill Co., Mnfrs Flour Mill Machinery, Etc., 158 W 2d. (See adv.)
Simpson & Gault, Mnfrs Flour Mill Machinery, Etc., cor. Front and John. (See adv.)
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.
PULTE MEDICAL COLLEGE
(HOMEOPATHIC.)
Cor. Seventh and Mound Sts., Cincinnati, Ohio.
ŠLLECE
ADVANTAGES.
ONE OF THE LARGEST FREE DISPENSARIES IN THE COUNTRY. ONE OF THE FINEST HOSPITALS IN THE UNITED STATES.
Putting these advantages to the best possible use, we have
A Most Thorough and Complete Course of Clinical Instruction, A Full Corps of Trained and Experinced Teachers. A Full Course of Didactic Instruction, And Very Low Fees. For Circulars or other information, address
J. D. Buck, M. D., . G. C. McDermott, M. D., Dean.
Registrar.
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Flour Packer Mufrs.
S impson & Gault, Mnfrs of Flour Mill Machinery, Corn Shellers and Grain Scales, cor. Front and John. (See adv.)
Flour and Grain.
B
ishop Chas. H. & Co., Flour and Grain, SI Walnut. (See adv.)
Founders and Machinists.
D umont C. T., Founder and Ma- chinist, 88 to 92 E. Front. (See adv.)
H ureka Mantel and Grate Works, Founders and Machinists, and Mnfrs of Mantels and Grates, 123 to 129 Gest. (See adv.)
French Mustard.
D uncan Bros, French Mustard, 555 Walnut. (See adv.)
Fruit Butter, and Preserve Mnfrs.
( fincinnati Preserving Co., T. A. Snider & Co., Proprs, 177, 179 and 181 Canal.
Furniture.
G raf John J., jr., Furniture and Rocking Chairs, 192 Main. (See adv.)
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Gas Holders and Retorts.
Stacey Mufg Co., Gas Work Build- ers and Mnfrs of Jails, Cells and Roll- ing Mill Castings, 33 to 39 Mill, and 16 to 26 Ramsey. (See adv.)
Gas Machines.
E nglish & Meyer, Indiana and Missouri Agents for J. E. Hirst &' Co.'s Patent Gas Machines, 148 and 150 W. 8th. (See adv.)
Gas Work Builders.
S tacey Manufacturing Co, Gas Work Builders and Mnfrs Jails Cells and Rolling Mill Castings, 33 to 39 Mill and 16 to 26 Ramsey. (See adv.)
Glove Mnfrs.
H errmann Paul, Propr, Cincinnati Glove Factory ; Tanner and Dealer in Kid Leather, 2So Main.
Graphite.
L euchtenburg G. W. & Co., Graphite, Plumbago, Black Lead, etc., 64 Walnut. ( See adv.)
Grocers' Drugs.
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ongley, Garlick & Co., Mnfrs and Distillers, Agents for the sale of Turpentine, Tar, Rosin, Pitch, Etc., Office at Entrance to Suspension Bridge, s s Front, bet Walnut and Vine. (See adv.)
Harness and Saddle Mnfrs. (Wholesale.)
G rossman A. & Co., Wholesale Y Mnfrs of Saddles, Harness and Bri- dles, 76 Main.
Hats, Caps and Furs. Channon, The Matter, Dealer in Hats, Caps and Furs, 156 W 5th. (See adv.)
SHANNON,
THE HATTER,
156 W FIFTH ST.
T Tobias MI., Hats and Caps, No II West Pearl. (See adv.)
Hoisting Machines.
D enmis N. R., Mnfr of Passenger and Freight Elevators, 13 Home. (See adv.)
R eedy H. J., Mnfr of Passenger, Freight, Steam, Hydraulic and Hand Power Elevators, 128 E. 8th. (See inside back cover. )
W arner Warren, Elevator Mnfr, 745 to 751 W 9th. (See adv.)
Honey.
M uth Chas. F., Grocer, Honey, Seeds, Beekeepers' Supplies and Bak- ing Powder Mnfr, 976 and 978 Cen- tral ave. (Sec adv.)
Honey Extractors and Uncapping Knives.
M uth Chas. F., Grocer, Honey, Seeds, Beekeeper's Supplies, and Bak- ing Powder Mnfr, 976 and 978 Cen- tral ave. (See adv.)
Hose.
R' yling John & Son, Mnfrs of Awnings and Tents, and Dealers in Cotton Duck, Belting, and Water Proof Covers, 22 E. Sth. ~ (See adr.)
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.
O. H. GEFFROY.
WM. GIBSON.
THE GIBSON EQUSE.
FOURTH and WALNUT STS.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Most Centrally Located Hotel in the City. All Street Cars pass our hotel to and from all Depots and places of Amusement, and of Public Interest.
THE WARNER ELEVATOR, WARREN WARNER, MANUFACTURER.
Hydraulic Elevators, Prismatic Sidewalk Plates, 745 to 751 WEST 9th ST., CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Ist Premium Silver Medal
CINCINNATI INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION, OF 1879 AND 1880, AWARDED ME FOR
Best Safety Device for Elevators, BEST HYDRAULIC ELEVATOR.
EVERY MACHINE BUILT WITH MY
Patent Water Pressure Packing, Patent Gradua- ted Balanced Valve, Patent Automatic - Safety Device.
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Hosiery Mnfrs.
I ion Seamless Hosiery Co., A. Mueller, Propr, n. e. cor. Walnut and Water. (.see adv.)
Hotels.
Busby House, J. Busby, Propr, s w cor 5th and Broadway. (See adv.) Crawford House, Louis Vanden, Propr, cor. 6th and Walnut. (See adv.)
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G ibson House, Geffroy & Gibson, "Proprs, 4th and Walnut. (See adv.) udington A. & Co., Proprs Madison House, Main, near Steamboat Landing. (See adv.)
W alnut Street House, Davis & Powers, Proprs, Walnut, bet. 6th and 7th.
Iron Measures.
Stites & Co., Mnfrs of Iron Meas- ures, Buckets and Paint Pails, 1590 Eastern Ave. (See adv.)
Iron and Steel.
A shbrook, Tucker & Co., Iron, Steel, Carriage and Wagon Hardware, Blacksmiths' Supplies and Buggy Mnfrs, 8 and 9 Public Landing.
W olff & Co., Dealers in Iron, Nails, Steel, Carriage Makers' Supplies, and Blacksmiths' Tools, 584 Central ave. (See adv.)
Iron and Steel Perforating.
Smith Thomas S., Malt Kiln Mnfr and Metal Perforator, 137 to 143 E. Pearl. (See adv.).
Jail and Cell Mnfrs.
Stacey Manufacturing Co., Gas Work Builders and Mnfrs of Jails, Cells and Rolling Mill Castings, 33 to 39 Mill, and 16 to 26 Ramsey. ( Se adv.)
Lithographers' Machinery. Tames George C. & Co., Print- ers' and Lithographers' Material, 463 W 9th. (See adv.)
Machinists' Supplies. Post & Co., Railroad, Telegraph and Machinists' Supplies, 161 to 165 W. Pearl, cor. Elm.
Malt Kilns.
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Smith Thomas S., Malt Kiln Mnfr and Metal Perforator, 137 to 143 E Pearl. (See adv.)
Mantel and Grate Mnfrs.
E ureka Mantel and Grate Works, Founders and Machinists and Mnfrs of Mantels and Grates, 123 to 129 Gest. (See adv.)
Meat Choppers.
Steigert Leopold, Mnfr of Meat Choppers and Butchers' Supplies, n. e. cor. Logan and Elder. (See adv.)
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