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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04

n IL IN,
XSA MONTAIk.
4-N9 Will make the present season The Stable
the k,verna Hnu e. Ravrlna. Monfauk bred b,
she best breeders Long Island He is y power
fuI hOrse-standing f6a hands ragy young sound and
vigorous.
Pt DIG REE: He got by the celebrated Cnssns N
Clay (of Iog Island) of the renowned Fanny EsIer
CsSsus by Henry Clay of the dam nf the well
trotinr horse Jnhn Anderson; Henry Clay by Andres
jackson out of the fast tr, tting Surry. famous
eating he hest h"rsrs of her day,-Puul Pry Ephrsi
Smooth and hers And ew Jackson without riva
in hi. day, at mile heats, making the in SIT -12,
meeting a horse fast enough test his Speed
Andrew Jackson wss ~ Young BashaH, he hy iuiored
Arabian g and Bashaw OF daughter of Messenger:
he dam OF A ]. ty Whynot. ann he also by old Mess
ger. Monauk thus unies in his veins the purest
iOst fashionable troi ting blood of ts country 3ash.w
aud brlieve to lie the best bred
i,.e q Sfiion west of the Allrg anies
TER us: For the rurp of Introducing his blood l,
he west, he will tand the season pril Ist
July 1-t) al the low price of Si5 the N b. f
aot+ of s25 payable when llr shall trot 10 rods t
ile faster than ie ia lest time by any tin,
stalli (which 3m. 2s Mt he late how ct the West
ern Reserve Horse Breeders Association For large
sum. he will irot at still lpwer figures, pa,! TIL
owner reserves the right to rel unsatisfactory notes
unworthy mares; and tlese terma shall bt bindn:
upon him. ..-.- s.a
Montauk will only be lowed to serve o limited
her of mares apt6-3w JNO w. WILSON
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04
ARRIVAL au,d nEPAR1g'Rt OF MAIL,
AT RAvENFA, OHIO n, tsr7
To-Day,. Nsy0 Aayerusenen,..

~ Brown C Observation-Disclosures Csid.
cRJ. H-yes. ". D Home for Invaids
GR Stsntan Palmer For sah.
GY-k. Rsidssia. audser--Laws Of Ohio st
s1-J,iin . B,ison --Adnini<rators Notice. p
D-JAcob L. c6s-Adrniai istratof's Notice.
IL ri.o q. wilisms-sherif saies:-Ezra B. TAy
10, Amir, Va. Dssiel Fsker Hariow Chaplin e
aia. ys. Center Mil Company.
IL Rave Book sspre-Tral Of siekivs 10 pamphlet
crE -Brows-Doors, Sash and IIi..sis. - rg-ssz
G1rYreltiss. Hopkips 8 Co.-EoB Is the time 70 bug
those New Goois. =
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04

FINE HoR-Es F r THE NEW York MARKET
On Monday morning HrRsx coLLs<s proprietor of the
collins House started four spans of choice premium
horses for New York City. he horses be iv-
by easy stages ths entire Distances and will arrive
in market in dns condition Several Of these animals
received premiums at the County and Horse Fairs held
here last Fall Mr cotLIvs goes New York by Raj,
Road saperntend the sale of the horses person.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04
PAsruRAeE roR 1859 The 6,e and ell

PAsTURAeE FOR 1859 The 6e and ele
gsut enunty grounds In which the Court house aud
Jaii are situated in this vises, in cnnd,tioo
to eeive cows the citizsns Of Raw for the
purpose 1t Is understood that all appli
eants will be accommodated and the price (which s
cheap. long tails sam- prcs stump tsfls.-iufl be
paid by theczsns of the County As the grounds
purrased and feted mp fir this psrpose nn,y the
Of this village entitled to this priviledg
We pleased to be ahls to state that the grass
on these grounds vii re very large this SEASON.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04
I he Morg IN and ilessrnger Tr0lling NalIiOn
GRANITE STATE BOY

THIS HORSE. recently purchased i'll New Hampshire
will sta'd Al the Prentss House stables In Ravenrr
.he Srason IF 1859. Season to April Is and
end AUGUST list.
GRANITE STATE b, bred by Johu C Edger-
ley, OF Ca: roll Coty. New Hampshire. of whom he
purchased by his pre- ent owner at hirh figure.
PEDIGREE:
He was sired ny Napole n M rgan: he by Flint Nor.
gan he by old Sherman Morgan, by justin Morgan
Dam of Gr:,nire Stat p y was Iarg" and power u
Messenger mare, OF great action and endurance
Granite State Soy is years old this s-asou-in colo
dark. rich che tnut,-uiIl weigh in COOL cou.ii
i200 III is butt from the gr uad up "r strength and
endurance good syie IN harness. and kind in any and
every place. II has never been trained, but
minutes and will take consie rally lower lin
To bt al him. He has proved hi"i elf Fo
setteF aud his colts principally BAYS and Oh
BY actuni ference blood of rrostiDg Horses
must be admitted that mist va uahie Troters and
sest Horses cross from sd the her witt
Messenger blood, aud the fastest sraon that has ever
yet appeared tile turf is Of VI sSrnger and
Nnr=an-reference to Ethan Allen, who over
Union Course Inst fall. il his match with George NJ
pntclIem, aud made lis mile in Q n 2Ss
In cons:ie ration of liz above it he dene
hat Granite State Boy unites in Lis good trO.
= ing blood any stallion in this country.
Grauite state Boy viii limit d umI er of
Ten Dollars sin l- serve Fifteen D la srnso
The leap money pays len dollars s.ass
returned. .Pasturing s'ahing furnish ,
q dis Good wn he ia in III cases
hut all accidents and escapes at risk
WHEELER, BUCK & ca.
Ravenna April Is, 1859.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04

CAueRT IN a PLAIsrsa MAcHrSE -On Mon
day Mr.. T. 2. BRows. proprefor Of Sash Factory on
chertnut Street. lie adJusire work plar-
ing uac'ina, bad lis f hasd caught by the msehins
and seriously injured. The knurkle upon the thumb
shaven off. ,he -ss finger severely two
bees and he srrond finger cut into three times, he
ing nearly twice. The wounded hand was
ed W roLLISs and VIII nd hopes are entertain.
Ell 'hst the full use Of the ha' be regained. The
acrident vas very unfortunate one
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04

The trsining of Horses upon the Public
square, has be quite nuisance, and the good
sense OF horse should uggesi them that h,
practice had eter be discontinued. We authorized
tina, the authorizes will take The in hand
if after this notice, the dispensed with
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04
POrtage County Democrat,
OF THss WEEK,
Put M IN wrappers. Price. four cent?

Tc ADvERTIsERs.- II becomes necsssar,
again to remind advertising that nsure
Insertion fr the week. advertisements be
hand Ain by 10 O'clock, A. NJ. MONDAY.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04

Last Sabbath Rev. CALEB BRowN, Of Deer
heId supplied the pulpit Of the NJ. T.. Church In ths
village the pastor In charge Rev. Mr. NoRTox being
sbsent upon the session Of the pitburph
Conference Mr.. Bs, WIS morning discourse uas an
able sxpo1'ion OF the paramount. buding authority
Of the Divine law. when eontrsvsned by human enact
mpnts. t-t .aft
The Of reasoning led inevitably and logically
to the Inclusion that the divine, never be mping-
ed by human law, AMI thst the former should and
Dust sissss Rrs.sl ~ =
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04
The Faurr Cacps-A basty trip throuo

The FRUr Cara basty trip Through
several towns ips in this County has consrmed
port of last week, Of the promise of bountffu
ffnit crop. .szz 4, =.s-fs IL. 3.
Never have fruit trees full Of blossoms as
ths season The Cherry. Plum Peach and early apple
trees are full of blossoms tie winter fruit does not
c'me forward with 30 much pr,mse. of "a ly fruit
there will no doubt he unusua abundance, of the
wner apples however the supply may be somewhat lin
tied. .ss ~
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04

.Mus1cAL GUEsr. is the title Of new and
charming musical publication. just publ he'd in New
York City It is edited BY Henry c. Watson and pub
lishsd BY v. Bell s Co Frankfort st. Price 10 cents
per number IS % year The Musical Guest is pub
lished weekly. and il richly worth the money. =
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04

The CLEvELAND MoRNISe LEADER, will be
Tor sale by NJ EAss ut the Passei ger Depot OF te C.
:. n every morning, by nine o'clock. i'm nedstey
upon the arrival of the Freish trnu Now that ,vsn-
ns hss n" mail from Cleveland until until oon this ar
rangement VIII be great nce and We presume
the entsrprise win be appreciated ard beray patron
lied. -1Efl
The cleveland Esenna Herald will also be 70. sale q
Depot upon the arrival Of s:5s P M. train from
Cleveland e'l .
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04

UNION AGRICULTURAL .FAIR-The fonrth
An, ual Fair of the Union AgrculturaI Society wilt
held at Twushurgh. County, on tue 7,h sh anJ
u OF September next. 81, s.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04

Our thanks are due to the Union Line Ex-
Messengers for vors of late daily papers, always
hours in advance of tile mails. 81
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04

YOUNG SIR HENRYi--will stand for Mares the en-
suing .etsons rs fnliows: Commencing Monday.
April 18Th. and ending July LIST He will stand on the
same days that he TuckahOe does.
TERMS $500 for In -urance payable soon as the
NArris Known to be wi foal Any person parting with
an sued Mare falling to bring her regularly there.
by foreits the insurance money Every viii he
ken hut will not he lccuntabe for accidents Young
Sir Henry, he IN be three old the day o: Juue
weighs about 1000 pounds he has taken eight 6rsi pre-
miunis: hen OIL lie took the first premium al
The Portage Cou ty Fair. aud first at the q ion Fair
E"inshu gh and ais" ut the Panesvl Horse Fair wher
rwos years old, first prenium At Twinsburgh Hors,
Fair and rst premium the Forage County Fair anf
three first premiums Nendvie. Pa. Hs supposed =,
BY many The hest trained Horr~ in th. Ssste As fo
| known Q he Turf Horses. He sired ly Young 81
4 Henry, his dam by the broken leg ipse
Propretnr, ELwOUn HAMILTON,
shsicrsTe, April l6sb, is5s-iu.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04
i. oc7al N Offices.

A VERY FINE PIcrUkE the room of
RANK FORD NAV be life size colortd Photograph
Of MIR. ABRaM oLnsrEAD lare of Roots own Thls pic
copies fro smail size Ambrotype. and l. re-
kale for its truthful and natural expression. The
painting which admirable DIN. By Mr JoHs n.
BosrwI K. Mr. Fordis getting MP number Of pic ures
of Il is kind The value such prtrait deceased
friend hardly be estinated. Mr.. Fords rooms are
open to visitors daily. EAT II s4Ee6
The most extensive stock of Wall Paper
ever offered tohs Portage County pubic i nov ore,
the inspection o. customers and purchasers tbs
Ravenna Book Store. The ock emhrsss between ons
and NO hundred different styles and patterns of Wal
Ppr and over fifty dIerent styles and patserns of or
der The assortment snbrares all the varieties of quail
y well as stye-low priced we ms higher priced
paper and botoer The prices low This large stocl
Of excellent Papers should be overlooked by puchas
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04
DR.. DELLENBAUGH'S
May Appointments.


DR. DELI ENB UGH. respec fully infir.ns the cti
LIENS OF Portage Stark and Turn u counties the
surrounding country that be Will the oilowin,
places. All persons affrcted with any contIapt .,f
hronic inv ted call gratuiious consul
CUYAHoGA Coat his residence. III East Cleveland
spa eer avenue he weeI Main
Eucl d s., lst. I'd. I'd. 1 b. 5Ih
7th. Ii, 9 h, ION, lleh, 29tiI, 80 h
CiiagTin Falls Eggieston otfse, ,2sth
PORTAGE CO:-Garrru syllie, Notion House, 6,h,
Ravenna. Ca.llins House. l4eh,
SUMMIT Co -Akroa Empire Horse, Istn.
Maceioi,is, al II Pile l2ih.
STARK CO.-CaIton city, ste vvT Huuse, l6,h.
Minerva, YiHglpg Hors- 2ist.
TUsCARAWAS Co.-N"w Ptila'ia. N lson House, 18th
CARROLL Co.-Leeshurg Oh Hotel, Ieh.
CarroDn. Patron Ho q se, 20lh.
JEFFERSON &C. Steubs"vi.ie. U S. tIou>,.. 23d.
lCOLUMBIANA Co.-w -l>viiie Missouri House, 24lh
No III Georgetown 25th.
GEAUG 4 C0-Cha dom, (tesf fio el J +7th.f 81
LsRAIN CO -El,ra Berbe Hause 3 st.
DR.. DeIleniaugh fate,s himself that he can cure
Chronic onpisints OF he oldest ard most obstinate ar
acer He uses no me cur,a Preparations. and only med
icines thai are puTly vegetable.
Dir. d. OF CT vel1nd. the of the celebrated DR.
D-llen"augh, lnte of George su cessfull,
years practice in this State. .'
All diseases psr aiming Women and Children treat
where Or. b presc-ibes Far patents hi charges will
he satisfactory There one prarticiug in George
iswn on the Delleubaugh system.
y. b. 4Dr ID speaks the Gprpan language.
About Years ago ny genera health became much i'm
bniret, and in short time fre was an eruption made
lit> pp+araDce my face and body ASSUME the yery
worst type of skin dis Is called by tn Drs) M
husband eing phvsieiap tried darent remedies but
avail ed nothing then applied To other eminent ply 81
eians, hut gt relief BY this time my head ami face
q If sores hes d f DIR. Ds great success
IN treating chronic diseases diseases of the skin ap
eruption removed and my general hesith improved IN
der his reatment 30 hat now eniy guod health. II
cSnciuaitn would hes. snIerihg fo like disease
should apply to nr DeIlenbaLgh MRS. A. FOGEE
Cleveland April lst. lsas
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04
Farmers, Look ere.

Here Is where you can get your Cnl for nothing Il
Young Tuckaoe make better tirn than 3ni. p.
VIII ch the time made by the horse The ft,
doat premium al the late Fair of the Wese eru he ervs
Hor-e Breeders Association. with good sec ur
ty Tor SIS will be aken payable when Young Tuckai,os
hall make faster trOtnG time than III speciet
and he fails to do it, The note shall he forfatef
Ei.WOUD HAMIL TON.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04
Pc DIGREE

Old Tuckahoe sired bv Herod Tuckahoe he by
Turlahpe and he ny Old I Tucknhoe. owned by Gov.
Ridgei5, of Maryi nd; H.fod Tuckahoe's by wild
Esierod and he by HerOd who imported by Char le
Carroll of Maryland and crossed by m; Tue kah,a
dam sired by Diouiec, he by Dom de, he by Muf bis
dam by sdi Hariet, he by Col Boss imported Lahoo
Trckahoe formerly owner by VIM. Irwin, of West
L,ber'y.Va aud was lately ow.d b. soin N Dixon OF
Unity Tp Col Co.. o. and sold at his sale the
subscriber for S9l0 He was sold by A. KING for the
sum Of FIT Hundred Dollars. He has taken eivh,
FIRST Premiums differen Fairs year l56 and
several premiums since, too and tedious to
Line
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04
FIRST PREMIUM HORSE OF
THIS STATE!!
Young IuCkah0e,

NJ WILL stand for Mares the ensuing season n
20 follows: Cnmmpr cling Mo day. April lsti,
NE and ending JUL ls.-Un Mond 'ys at the Col
iis stable in Rave NJ; Tu sdays Wednesdays
the stable of A. Hamil ON, in Randi lpl Thursdays
at he Centre of Roo stown; Fri aud Saturdays
at the stable of E. Hamll in Shalprsvllls.
@sr- TERMS
$500 for Insurance, pa,abis soon as the Mare is
known to be with foal my person parting with In
sired Mare failing to bring her regularly. thereby
fts te Insurance money Every care will be taken but
we will he arroHuiab for accide It's.
YOUNG TU' KAHOE Is a bel tiful Bay, sixteen
hands high, blak tail aud legs, fine arched neck
well proper tiuned aud well cacnlaea suit the pub
he He win he four old the 25tb of May, weighs
about 1900 pousd<. H has ta<ru zen FIRST Preniu,s
and one second when four months old the Colunhi.
ana Co. Far, aud likewise when year old tn.
same County Fair, and at ths Far when
old; frs premium at Lawrence Co.. Pa first pTeni
um at Mah0liBg co, o., be tenk the first premium al
the Twnshurgh Horse Fair, and the first premium at the
"ortage Co. Fair. and sweeps strikes premium The
County when he out tied every SIpllon on ts
taek, there alions from Stark, Co lunbians at,.
summit Counties he tovk the first premium at the la.
Ohio State Fsir where he out trotted evety taon in
his He is square trotter in Harness, benu
tfl racker under The saddle. His dam ia of the fin,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04

II! VERY Low II!
Plain and Fancy CdssiBreres
Way DoWn!:
s All grades, Black Brown
and white Checks MKrseillas. Mottlpd and Fancy
N A n K e f n s :
Linens Pain Drill and Blay Farmers Mechanics Gold
Medal Cas-ilneres only only .ony. ....35c.
Farmers Double Cashmere. only. y...........2Se.
Gu ,fn<N are, Clio hing, Drngs
PANS, Ois, Hardware
S,ttons, Hosiery, Cloves.
Parasos, Wall Paper. &C., &c. &c :,
-.s- All need ii extensive notice.
We have FIJI varieties # Wall Paper from &c. 3Ic
c mmoa and VeseI Bordering NJ READY PAY PRICES.
PARASOLS ALL SHADES & PRIC CES
Hosisry and gloves, everything desirable
QUEEN$SRAfss! QUEENSWAREs
tiur all say sell fro Il to 20 per cent
lower than eompefOrs. We can vouch for tie sme
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04
IMPORTANT TO DAIRYMEN,

JUST RECEIVED,a superior article of PURE
81 DAIRY SALT. We can now offer article wAa-
RANTED free from Ii Ne any Impurities injurious
the manuacture and preservation of Cheese But
April ia. 1859. - PRKNTIss. HOPKINS & CO. :
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04
4 ~ BASiAw TRaTrING STALLION.
I,S6lN

Ravenna, April Is, 1859
Smyrna times., 1859-04-07
DIR. Vistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry.

Bali1us Pictorial Of 2 Ith July, ,says:-Realizng The
true sense OF responsibility attaching to the Editor of
and Publisher of widely circulated journal. we
should deem it little less than crime 10 recommend
any medical compound the real virtue of which we
could not tcOnscennOusiy indorse This baIsamic com.
pound hGs become home fixture; and all ons who
suer and have in vain attempted to cure their Conobs
Colds, bronchial or Pulmonary Complaints, make usc
qf this unequaed remedy.
The following Certificate from distinguished gen.
tlenan is equally conclusive:
From Rev Henry Wood formerly Editor or tho C,n.
sregallonai journal, Concord N Ii mpre recentlv
american Consul at Beyroot Syria, and now Chapla,
IN the Navy.
MesSrS Seth W. Fowle 4 Co Gentlemen: :~T,yo
years hgo sudden and violent attack upun nv limos
cohhheu me To my bed for several weeks ana when
Itr'oVercu Was so much oppressed by difficulty in
breathing that often unable to sIeep or resi- tnon
Deu ny night. The suffering was extreme and iude
ing lr1R The lnefiicacy Of the remedies used sun
posed The disease lncurable' Being persuaded IN trv
bottle of Wslar's Basam of Wild Cherry. viIbon,
confidence IN IS efficacy, found the difficulty almos,
entirely removed before one bottle was used nm Svm
palhy with my fellow sufferers induces me In make
'hls public statement. and recommend The article n
Others similarly Lflhced.
| With respect. yours truly, Henry WooD
None genuine unless signed t. BUTTS on the wrappcr
! Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE &, co. Boston
and ior sale by J. p. noif cker and f. Mansfield
smyrna u. w. Splcer. LelpslC; J. L. Ifevern LIle
Dover; Thomas SIMPSON Camden; James Cox, Ere
derlca; Jacob Y. FOulk and Il. +. IIaumersley Mil
ford; J. H. y w Il. VanCesel Clark's Corner and h,
Dealers generally. [NIarlO.lm
Smyrna times., 1859-04-07
Confirmed Consumption.

ALL FIGHT! DE SAUTY." DE Santy the great
MYSTERIOUS De Sauty still remains the Cyrus station
oi The Atlantic Telegraph, with several assistants who
oy night and by day. are watching for Signals
broken currents" uninIegIble transmissons.
anu all that sort o thing About the best thing Dc
Sany can do is to drop his Intellectual wirework,nc
and come on to Philadelphiu where he can be free
from anxiety and enjoy the luxury of wearing such
elegant garments made at The Brown Stone
Clothing Hall Of Rockhill a. Wilson, Nos COB and COS
Chestnut street above Sixth, Phadelpha.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-07
Married.

On the 3lst uIt., at the residence of the
brides father, by The Rev. j. E. Grammar, Mr..
william A. Huklll to Miss Emma Stevenson,
both Of New Castle CO., Del.
The happy couple have our thanks for sew
erol pieces of fine cake which accompanied the
above notice Long may they live in prosperi-
ty and happiness.
~, AT Dover, Delaware, on the 3lst ult by Rev.
Thomas Il MnrPhey, William Sharp, Esq to
MISS Caroline KIngsbury, niece of Hon. Martin
w. Bates.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-07
REMOVAL.

EATONS STORE has been re,oveJ Cror, non.
the centre OF The town to WEST SMYRNA. where
he wll b" pleased to receive the calls of his friends
ana the public His store Is well supplied with ne,y
QCEENSWARE. &c. which will be sold NJ Ec',',r,,i
nTcrS nG+, " Tie Highest Prices paid four COUNTRY
rHODGLt' Don't forget TO cal-aI The New Alorr
WV "'''S''1 S'ttt, smyrna, Del, nIaT3
Smyrna times., 1859-04-07

thaa paprS ana rhy sicians ordering firm others
.nn ficmIIg Bros, will dn we'll 10 wro tlcir oriors
IITc.y; IT; anu fhe none LUt DR.. WL,nes prrparrf b1
th 1I4S' Ifn%b"Igh Ia. To those wishing 10 riye
% " IRA" we Will forward per mail most mid +, snv
VI Tue United Stcs, box Of Pilis for tselys
t, ,reht postage stamps, vial Of Vprmifucn Er
Oe accompanied 10y twenty cents extra '1'''' 'iuS'
Sold by James p. Ho fecker, and by Drug
fists generally.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-07
J. WINCHESTER,
49 John street, New York.
Some OF the Eyils of Il Financial
Crisis.

Not only is il with the ruined merchant the depre.
calOn O property, Oss OF credit. aud the many mi
RES arising from bankruptcy that need make the more
fortunate feel for The poor Through II cold winter
there are still deeper nSiortunes far below naEcal
alalrs. Here lies some oi the wor { Of the evils
When you come 10 look The facts in the face of
Tie great quantity Oi men aud women - with iaInI.
lies Oi chdren-out Of employment; when the
machinery Of the 1acOres still; the silence thai
prevails ia The shipS ards and all the dcsOalIOns of
suspended labor facing The rI2ur of winner for the
poor ana needy II Is truly heaTItndng. Street beg.
gars and professional beggaEs in n generous country
like ours does we'll enough; but ali there lies mi
tie deepest sOrrows. The keenesI smgs of hunger ~
most ict ty Ih re whom the Almighty has end0w ed
will spirit far above begglng-a class OF Deople
whose only TaeanS Oi Subsistence is labor, and with
plenty OF work are comparatively happy; but v hen
That labor Is suddenly cut Off and hev are throw in
an cold world, AMI begary ind Starvation sinres he
IN the lace. then comes The trials that their very
henrI-striDgs. There are many widows with lutIe
children aud thrIr single InOIns without fuel almost
destitute Oi clothing. and not knowing where their
next meal is 10 from, while their lIIe babes Inv
upon their wilted and hali-lamsLed breass; and 10
say TO them 81 lnlO The street and beg" would be
NEXT 10 death. There Instances recorded of late
where death has ended suffering rather Than beg
Those are The ones who need ard from the more lOrtu
nate hands OF The charitable; those The ones Ibn
are truly 10 be pied aud charity to the poor and
abad Is one Of the most prominent and beautiful chm
racerSiirs OF Christianity. To this class of suffering
rtOple. whenever can learn " no they are am one
who Is going Ia put my goods down lrst cost # bot
below LlInt during ibis dull senson Not OnIv nm
disposed 10 give my mite IA this way to The worthy
lOr, bat aI this season Of the year am anxious 10 ReI
nd OF my wiIer stock al some law price ruiher than
keep u over 10 next year. Therefore, il Winter Boots
and Shoes. for both men and women don't gor for one
price they must go Tor another, for determined 10
sell. So, look out for bargains at FLANIGEN'S
cheap shoe Store, No. lO West Second street, vii.
mIngIon. February lSh 1899.
ONE PRICE CLOTHING, of all the l.tes,
styles, and made 10 the best manner expressly
for Retail Sales.
JONES g. CO.. Of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
CLOTHING STORE, G0t Market Street, Philadel.
pliIn marks the lowest selling pIlce ia am Figures
un each article. All Goods sold or made 10 order are
warranted satisfactory, and our Oae Price System is
strictly adhered tn. We believe this Io he ihe only
mir way oi dealing, thereby all are treat alike.
JONES e. CO.
oces-ly COZ Market st., i'hi!adeI,lria