The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-02-17
in his aim, he began to search under the tree

in his aim, he began to search under the tree
for the fallen game, when starting a frog
from its hiding place he eagerly siezed the
creature, exclalming, "Arrah and wasn't ye
purity bird afore shot ell the the. feathers
oAye !" Esq. Crane most surely discharged
his blunderbuss in the Sentinel Of Feb 3D.
But who did he hit or what did he'd ! Most
certainly he did not hit said article, or point
out one single error nor could he well, for
It was simple, plain statement Of facts, and
it sometimes happens that facts are stubborn
things, even with sore headed Justice.
He blnzes away at Dr. Hayes like Paddy
at tho bird-blindly, but does not say that
he kneU single thing but what DR.. Hayes
was gentleman. ...
Next, he uses almost three squares to ex.
plain what he did not deny. But one thing
he wishes to be most distinctly understood
that he "wus juror st the time Of the Dem
ocratic Mass meeting at Ravennu." 1t nigh,
have been unfortunate for Or. Hayes to have
owned livery horses at this time, and have
hired man TO take charge of them. Th'
hired mans interest in the horse that NJ. D
EIolcomb rode was as great as DR.. Hayes
and not only let him to whom he pleased bu
all the rest of the horses. DR.. Hayes never
gave any man liberty to run scrub, or AM
other, races, except that Of necessity with
horse of his. At last Esq. Crane comes t
conclusion and says, 81 make no boast o
my morals, habits or religion" That is al
right, man should not boast Of what h
has not got. knew that he was not d
u avowed temperance man and had heard hir
, say that he was an "original iDfdel," but
did not expect the readers OF your pspe
would see it in print.
r. The Bible says the wicked are like th
IN troubled sea, when it cannot rest, who:
re waters cast up mire and dirt.
a ]. HAYES.
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n We now Gull the attention Of the read
u, 10 the Home FOR IEvALtDs.
:, The establishment has been constant
in and firmly gaining reputation. 1t is no
-. an established fact that pat tents can recel
be as good care and treatment as at any estu
er lishment in the country.
to We are believers in good habits, moralit
,o temperance and religion. ....
M We are no extremists, but believe tn
be true wisdom consists in n moderate use
M all the good things Of this life.
= We have in our library, books of all Il
leading medical schools Of the day, from Il
AIopathic, HydropatIIic, Eclectic, to Hon
vo eopathic; and select such remedies as v
re deem best.
&c We have attended and prescribed for
q number of thousand patients during the pa
- ten years Of practice in Portage CO., bcsid
D., those treated at the Home from Connec.ic
It's 10 Iowa.
ch The following is list OF baths and di
d. used at the Home for [nvalds:
- Batis.-Pail Douche, Sheet, Hip Bat
''r Shz, Pack, DOUGH, Spray, Engine, Fountai
|. Vapor, Wet Cap, fermentation, Plung
Foot, Medicated, Chemical, GAIvanic, EIe
'c tro Chemical.
ne Diet.-White Bread, Graham, Indial
"a Puddings, Cracked Wheat, Biscuit, Muffin
us Rice, Corn Starch, Furina, Fruits, Meat
Butter, Eggs, Salt, Potatoes, Cabbage, q
at ions, Turnps, Beans, Cruel, Pea Soup, Pie
ce Cakes, Fish, Custard, Syrup, Sago, Tupioc
q, Sugar, Oysters.