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A Good Word from Abbevllle.

The Press and Banner does not admit that
there is any apathy in Abbeville District,
and declares that Abbeville is able to take
care OF herself from seeming friends as from
open enemies. What thought says-we
have not as many Reform clubs nor have
held as many Reform meetings as some o.
our sister districts, it will be time enough te
boast at the "count out" when We are
weighed in the balance and found want
ing" Until then we will not undertake tc
say where the most effective work Of the
campaign has been done.
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upon hisBpotless shield, and, in their secret
hearts, have wondered why man 30 distin-
guished should battle 30 desperately for the
barren honors OF Lieutenant Governor OF
South Carolina They cannot understand
that private convenience, aud private COM
fort, should count as nothing in comparison
with the good of the State. Than General
Butler no man has been more devotedly true
to this people, and if proof were wanting,
it would be found in the burning enthusiasm
with which he has fought the battle of Re-
form. 4 triumphant issue could bring to
him no material reward commensurate with
the labor he has undergone, and the sacri-
fees he has made. Nearly every county in
the State has heard his CHEEKY voice; his
very name is q tower of confidence and
strength. But, come what may, his sole
E6COLupcuSG-ttll IudG ue tiShS loi-io ln0
hearty well done! of his people.
At this closing stage Of the canvass we
have deemed it proper to point out the mag
nitude of the burden which Judge Carpenter
and General Butler were called on to
assume, and to direct attention to the mar
vellous industry, and surprising energy, with
which these gentlemen have worked to
achieve the redemption of the State. Had
we q thousand men like them, the defeat OF
the Scott party would be certain. And, as
it is, if the people Of the State-an whose
interests are in peril-do only one-haJ as
much for themselves as the Reform candi-
dates have done for them, new era of
honesty and justice will dawn upon South
Carolina on the nineteenth day OF October.
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A Mass MEETING of the citizens of Charles
ton will be held tomorrow evening, in front
OF the Charleston Hotel. General M. G.
Butler, General Wade Hampton, General
Kershaw and General Kennedy, are then
expected to address the people. Ex-Gover-
nor Vance, and other prominent speakers,
are also expected to be present
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BIG. HuaHs, areformed Radical, publishes
an earnest appeal to his colored brethren OF
Barnwell County, imploring them to vote the
Reform ticket. He says that when he at
tempted to declare himselfa short time ago,
he was ssbullied and beaten" for his pains.
Now he is a free man, in soul as well as
body, and can cry 'tUnion Reform, forever
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AT COLUMBIA, on Saturday General But
ler read to a public meeting a letter from
General Wade Hampton fully confirming
the charge that Governor Scott, before the
last Presidential election, had proposed to
throw the negroes overheard and bring "the
Democrats" into power. How now?
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A COMMITTEE of three has been appointed
to wait on the merchants and mechanics at
Union Courthouse, and suggest that all bust
ness be suspended on. the day Of election.
We hope TO see every business house in
Charleston closed on the 10Th. Let us give
twelve hours to the work OF redeeming South
Carolina.
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GENERAL BoNHAM had an enthusiastic
welcome at Nincly-Six on Wednesday. In
his speech he pledged both hand anu heart in
the cause of Reform, and protested that he
yielded to none in ardent hope and steadfast
devotion. After vindicatiny the principles
of Reform and the character of the Reform
candidates he declared that mo white man
''of the South could hesitate upon the issue
'spresented or fail to do his duty at the polls.
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Gor GGlr.

AT PRIVATE SALE. - HANDSOME
n AND DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN THE
Healthy AND GROWING TOWN OF FLOR
.ENCH S. C-Ah that LOT OF LAND measuring
2I5 feet on lrby street, and $50 feet on Evans
street, with the neat and handsome two story
Dwelling House, Kitchen. Stables, StorehDuse,
Dairy and all necessary outbulldings. The dwell.
ing has six comfortable rooms. All the build
iGgs are In excellent order. On the premises are
a choice selection Of fruit trees, grape vines and
shade trees; also, an excellent vegetable garden.
Good well or pure water. In all, the entire
premises are In splendid order, and regarded h
must desirable residence, and located In the
fashionable street. The terms will be reasonable
TO an acceptable party. Apply to or address
GEORGE Med. STOLL,
Real Estate Agent
octl0-mth2mos Florence. s. c.
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The Unionvile Times justly says that
what we now want is Il mastery acti0ity
We must work work work from this day
until the election is over if we would rid our
State of the infamous rule OF Scott and his
Ring.
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Bprrnlng.

DEkM tNENT AND TRAN S + N 1
BOARD can be obtained at the King Man.
sion, corner OF George and Meeting streets, at
reasonable terms. oct7-lmW3F
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Meehn1s.

EXECUTIvE COMMITTEE, UNION
N REFORM PARTY.-A Meeting G; this Com
mlttee, Will be held at their hall THIS EVENING
at O'Clock precisely. ". INGLISS, Jr,,
oct1Q-1 Secretary.
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yTTANTED, AYoUNG LAD FOR A DRY
w goods store Apply at No. 262 King street.
uct1O-Is
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octl0-mth2l

.CTRAWBERRN P LA S.-MRS. A.
y RUUMlLLAT at No. Cannon street Will, IN
amounts to suit purchasers, Ill any orders with
which she may be favored, for the Plants OF the
MAMMOTH STRAWBERRY, the fruit OF which
has attracted universal admiration ami prefer.
ence now for years past. AS this Is the best sea
son In which 10 transplant orders are particularly
solicited without delay. Application may be
made to Mrs. RUUMILLAT, at her residence as
above. 0CtlO-6
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Newspapers, Hlasa,Hes, &r.
ID URAL "a R o L N A n.
VOLUME II-No. l.
OCTOBER.
10 " r E A D 2.

LABOR by Hon. Alfred Huger.
Aiken.
Texas Istle in EnganG-by Alex. S. McRae, OF
Liverpool.
Coffee and Co1ee Culture-by F.. :,
Suggestive Experience in Farmlng-py a. n.
Rest Culture for The South-by Thos G. Clemson.
And many other interesting articles, ming
sixty-four royal octave pages OF folio readlns
A- aSr The RURAL C.iRoLINIAN is specially de-
| voted to the development OF the agricultural
horticultural and p0mological interests OF we
Southern United States, and contains informatIoa
to that end not to be found In any other magazine
| In the world.
Subscription, 5. per annum, 10 advsnGe,
Address WALKER, EVANS COHSmsL11'o
Gep26 Cnatiesson' ~ w.
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Cost ena SpnnD

T OST OR STOLEN, A PALMETTO
IL WALKING CANE, with silver head, on
which owners name Is engraved. A liberal re-
ward will be paid II left at this office. sep28
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Uante.

INFANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE
w made known to everybody in this column
at tile rate OF rs cents for twenty words or less
each insertion, paid in advance.
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Tbe GbafleStu1t aems'
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1870.
UNION REFORM TICKET.

UNTON REFORH TICKET.
For Governor,
r. B. CARPENTER.
For Lieutenant-Govern
N. G. BUTLNR.
FOR state Sen q tor.
EDWIN BATES.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-10

GOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE.-THE
- Committee OF Arrangements will meet THIS
EVENING, OF the Board Of Trade Rooms, at Z
O'Clock. Gentlemen who have been invited to act
With Committee will please attend.
WILLIAM s. HENEREY,
Chairman Committee OF Arrangements.
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(anausen,er1,e.
A CA DE MY OF MUSI O..


A CADEM MY OF N ISL O..
Miss LAURA KKENE. .. Sole Lessee and Manager.
Il. d. OGDEN........... Director and Manager.
E. y. DALTON. tage Manager.
]. L.. M0SES..... Treasurer.
MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER 10TH, 1870.
FOR POSITIVELY ONE WEEK. ONLY.
The world renowned
RAYELrMARTINETTI TROUPE
There will positively be no repetition OF pieces
Only six nights. And one matinee at half price
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10TH,
The performance will commence with the petit
comedy OF
A KISS IN THE DARK.
In which the great Southern fayorites
MR., R, D'ORSAY OGDEN AND MISS SALLY PAR
TINGTON WILL APPEAR.
The performance Will conclude with the serio
comic pantomine Of
JOCKo, THE BRAZILIAN APE.
Prices as usual. Seats can now be secured at
the Box Of1ce. For further particulars see small
bills =. J. PARKER,
oct7-3 Business Agent.
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~ tina FIRE COMPANY.

d
A S0IREE OF this Company will be given at the
Hall Of the Engine House, on THURSDAY EVENING,
18th instant, at O'Clock. Members Wishing
Tickets for themselves and friends can procure
them from either Of the
C0ENrTTEE.
G. @. WIGHTMAN. JOHN OGREN.
7. J. LYONS. F. KRESSEL.
WALTER WEBB, JR. 1T. WILSON.
G. A. Won DOHLEN. q. CARNIGHAN.
Firemen are requested to appear in their re-
spective uniforms. oct6-thmth3
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Tor Representatives,

I'D ANY METcHERs ABRAHAM BROWN,
RIcH'D HOLLOWAY, T. W. EASTEkLlNa'
rNw1J11s ADAM N. JACKSON,
CYRUS FENwICK, J.c. sHULER.
prRsApD o,yEILL, GEO. WASHINGTON,
wgFRAso1s; S. PoRcHER SMITH,
youN r. RRTTroN, SIMON POLITE,
JONAS BYRD, oARL BERLIN,
E. D. ENsToN, PAUL 3. DRAYToN.
For Probate Judge,
GEORGE BUST.
FOR County Commissioners,
I. 8. BROWNING, W. Il. SMITH,
SAMUEL HOLLOWAY.
For School Commissioner,
E. MONTAGUE GRIMKE.
For County Coroner,
Ell. ROCHE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-10

ITO PRINTERS.--FOR SALE A RIG
i GLES'S Rotary Card and Billhead PRESS,
AZ by inches inside OF Chase. The Press Is IN
perfect working order, and Is capanle oi heing @
Is sold 10 make room for q larger one. Price SloO
cash. Apply al TIE NEWS Job ONCE. maya
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-10

CHARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER
" COMPANY, No. 2-Attend an Adjourned
Meeting Of your Company, at your Hall, THIS
EVENING, the 10th instant, at 8 O'Clock. Mem
bers are respectfully requested to be punctuaL
BY order. EDWARD MAGUIRE,
oct10 Secretary
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-10

DIOR SALE, THAT LARGE AND ELE-
IL CANT three story Brick Residence Situated
al the northwest corner Of Pill aud Calhoun
streets Terms easy. Apply to W. j. MCkEhALL,
Marion, S. @, july1S-lnth
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UTANTED, ROOM AND BOARD IN A
w private family, by gentleman and VILE
Please address "D" at this offce. octlV-lT
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EoR SALE, THREE FARMS, TWO
Il miles from tile Port Royal Railroad, In
the Whppy Swamp ncighhorhood one Farm m
acres. Each Farm contains one hundred acres
good planting land, with two or three comfort
able cabins on each: also well tilnbereti, gomd
range for cattle and hogs: and perfectly heaitIy
al the seasons. For particulars apply TO \; D'
H., BarnweIl Village. Nlnvlo
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80 Ret.

TNO RENT, HALF OF A HOUSE, WITH
kitchen and outbulldings, to an approved
tenant with small family. Apply No. College
street, oct10-mw2h
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HoRSES.-JUST ARRIVED, AT MILLS
li House Stables, a fine LOT OF Saddle and
DRAFT Horses. VIII be sold low for cash or city
accpDtance ocl0-3
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dor SALE, A CHEAP LOT OF SADDLE
Il aud Draft Horses. Inquire at No. 81 State
street, ocLlO-mw2s
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To RENT, STORE No. 80 KING
Il STREET, fine business stand. in central
part OF the city. Apply to S. r. MARSHALL,
corner Society and King streets. sep28
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WANTED, AT HEWITT's GLOBE
w Hotel, Augusta, Ca, two first class Cham.
berinaids, white; wages liberal. Apply al the
offlce OF the Charleston Hotel from II to IL and
Trnm q atoXp oct8
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ALL IN WANT OF BOOTS, SHOES,
N HATS, tc., should not fall to call at MUIR.
RAYS, No. 113 Market street, near King, Where
they can purchase cheaper than elsewhere.
OctS-2A
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TTNION REFORM CLUB, WARD No. s.
~ An Adjourned Meeting OF this Club will be
held THIS EVENING, the 10th instant at half-past
O'Clock, at 0ppenhem's Hall A large and
prompt attendance s requested. as an election
will be held for Working Committee.
JOHN GONZALEZ,
oct10 Recording secretary.
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NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF THE
IN SOUTH CAROLINA CLUB are requested to
meet at Columbia 10th November, 1870. Appi
cations for membership must be sent to WADE
MANNING, Treasurer, at Columbia, s. G..
r. E. ELLISON, Jr.,
oct2-mth12 Secretary S. c. Club.
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yTTANTED, A MAN SERVANT. ALSO,
w woman to COOK and wash. Apply at
No 10 IeRare street. 0ct7-3
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NHARLESTON LIBRARY SOCIETY.
" The Regular Quarterly Meeting OF this Soci-
ETY., will be held at the Library Tomorrow, l1th
instant, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
ARTHUR MAZYCK,
oct10-mtu2 Librarian.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06
Official Registry.


Judge OF common fIeas-uEo. IA. AoTHAh'
Probate judge AcoB, " NELL n azAI
Prosecuting AttorneyTltI, HI ~ RsR4 R4A,S,a 81
on nty Auditor-WILLIAM GRINNEhL.
County Treasurer GUsTAvus F. REED.
| Clerk Of Courts-ANDREW JACKSON. .---
Sheri9-oT1Is =. PAfNE. :
REcoRp q. W b AEhETf .E -AuA
county Commissloners-ahshf .. NoSLh' An
kf r. ~ LhA 'os. =. oofsHAp.
tooroner-hofnhN m n : e.A =
ourFeyoi-ohANl11o o.
Directors Of County infrmary-J. 9. BEAT7Y'
OUiAN OhhAENfo AISl anu =. " "O Dop1s.
MAYORS OF INCORPORATED TOWNS,
Ravenna-RoYAL TAYLOR.
Kent-E. W. STUART.
| Garrettsville--- FRANcIs ,s~;E4afT;
ttilhI. JgSI1gEsoF TEE FE1ASsshletV
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06

7E A STRANGE CSFoRY.-A Avery strange
and almost incredible stofyis told by
respectable and reliable citizen OF
Bow Lake Villagei Stafford, New
Hampshire. This gentleman caught a
common striped turtle, q short time
since, aiid5at the request of the school
teacher took out the heart, which is a
curiosity, from the fact that it seems
to retain signs of1life for days after be
ing taken from the body'of the turtle.
The heart was pierced with a needle
and otherwise Experimental with, af-
ter which it was thrown out, and one
of Mr.. Waldron's hens was seen to
swallow it. A few days after, Mrs.
Waldron broke a number ofeggs, and
in; the centre of one of them found
the turtles heart. at that moment
she called her husband and one oritwo
other persons, all of whom saw and
identified it. 1t is a,carious question
how this seemingly living piece OF
flesh came in this egg. The truth OF
this story is vouchedo for by numbers
of reliable citizens. Eil t,-lii ,'ia>sa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06


20, In Greene county. New York. ono
DR.. Cutters barn stands on the line
separating his land. from that of a
heighbor, who has number of cows
in the adjoining lots, and the cows
have been in the habit of reaching
sheif tongues through the boards of
the barn into the manger of the doc
tor's1herse and stealing hay. But, re-
Gently, the tongue of one of these cows
| was bitten of by the horse, the ques-
tion now is, whether the owner of the
coNi can obtain damages. The animal
was on his premises when she lost her
tongue-but then, certainly, the tongue
was across the line.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06

jolly BoYHooD.-Nobody else on
this planetis so ingenious in inven ting
FUN as rollicking boy His resources
in this respect are as original as mex
haustible. In coming down Railroad
street the other day, we had an illus
tration. A boy of ten years was walk
ing before us with legs that would
comport with the body of Daniel
Lambert. We looked at him in
amazement. "Son, what is the matter
with your legs - Nothing. My
legs are bunkum. just see 'em walk."
dAnd he waddled o0 like a duck.
.sWhat distends your breeches sol"
E' Sand, sir" said heo with a hearty
-laugh.si True enough, the boy had
tied his pants with strings at the bot
tom, as is done in deep snow, aAd
filled them to the waist with sand.
We walked away ruminating upon
the vast resources Of boyhood to in-
augurate a little fun. Happy boy
hood! Its a pity that adult lite cam
not command as mach philosophy
Wooasoc&et Patriot. e,a7 -r7
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MANruA Dec, q. 1869. !

The following which we clip from
an exchange, will be exceedingly use
full, as it tells us how to get rid of
stumps:. Bore hole in the stump
with an augur, fill it full ofpetroleum
and let it stand three or four days
Then set fire to the stump and it will
burn out like the wick of a candle
This has been successfully tried by a
reliable auriculturalist.
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AInnI hnar,9 said . Quick little .

4LoR! MARI said quick little girl,
seeing her mother reaching over her
father, who was a stock broker" lor,
NAL why are you now just like what
Mr.. Premium says that the 500 bonds
are n = .Sarahl hold Your tongue
said the mother, frowning: "don't
Eehatter. nonsense, child" IL l"Pooh r
said the father, pleased, atell why
your mother is, Sally p s"iCoz,s said
the precious petticoat, "when mas
reaching over you, she's above pa
tgpaE1
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sCoNuNDRUM by clergyman at a
dinner party: Why don't they
build mills on the lower Mississippi ?"
Answers: Damn it, they can't"
Response by a lady of the party :
"Why does the devil never skate ~
Answer: GLOW in Ill can he."
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06

A GENTLEMAN, on visit toaWash-
ington, one day very coolly opened
the door of the Senate Chamber, and
was about to walk in, when the door
keeper asked: +" Are you tpriVileg-
ed member?" "What do you mean
by that p asked the stranger The re-
ply was: " A Governor, an ex-mem-
Der of Congress, or Foreign Minis
ter. d" am a Minister" G From what
court or country" asked the official.
Very gravely pointing up, the .siran-
ger replied: " From Heaven; sir.s To
this the door-keeper. waggishly re-
sponded; '"This government sir, at
present, holds no intercourse with
that foreign power f1 2i; sae 81 +
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A STRAW viii make an impression
on the virgin snow; let it remain but
short time, and horses hoof can
scarcely penetrate it. So it is with
the youthful mind. A tritiing word
may make an impression on it, but af-
ter few years the most powerful ap-
peals may cease to influence it. Think
of this, We who have the training of
the infant mind, aud leave such inn
pressions thereon as win be safe for it
to carry amid the follies and 'tempta-
tions of the world.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06

IT is now said that the stone giant
near Syracuse was modelled from the
wax mask taken from the face of
Napoleon's body when exhibited in
Paris.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06

THE Lincoln monument i'll iPhila-
aelphia viii cost $4,000, and will be
feadyfordedcai6n soon, Tie Statue
is to be of bronze, and is now being
cast in Munich.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06

I9" MARK TwA1N's "name is Samuel
Clements. He selected his nom de
plume on trip on the Mississippi
while watching a sailor casting the
lead and calling out at intervals "Mark
one" "Mark twain" The latter
phrase struck him as being Intensely
comical.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06

THE Columbus (Miss.) Inde1 says
I" Last week we peeped into the Court
House, and saw a jury composed OF
all white men except eleven" sht
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06

- The human race, is divided into two
classes-those who so ahead and do
something, and those who sit st;ll and
inquire, Why was MT it done sthe
other wayl" f,.,i -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06

. 1 THINK have seen you before, sir,
said one gentleman to another. Are
you not Owen Smith, 5li aEa. /
o, yes, said the other, I'm owin'
Smith and OWN Jones, and owin'
every body. e5 .aat so
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06

THEY have establishments in France
for curing consumption by feeding the
patient grapes.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06

z GREELEY is thorough anti-tobac-
coniat--he detests Thur. Weed.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06

A DISTINGUISHED French physician,
just deceased, remarked, only short
time, ago, that, during his twenty-six
years of practice in Paris, twenty
thousand children had been borne to
the cemeteries sacrifceto the absurd
costume of naked arms. DR.. Warren
thinks that Boston sacrifices five hun
dred babies every year by not clothing
their limbs. The arm should be COW
cred, from the wrist to the shoulder,
with thick knit Woolen sleeves.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06
10 RAvENNA, O. THURSDAY. JAN 6. 1870:

- ~
Wzsse quitea number OF little meetings on
tle street' rnsr Took IKE stolen moments to us.
Don't stand so long on the side walk 1t looks
bad-weather too cold. sc. We refer all such
to the piece of poetry following. 1t was re-
ferred to US. Let everybody cut it out. 1t is
presty, and viii do to read oflen
OVER THE FENCE.
.o9Z4T BoY. zss
Over the fence is a garden fair
How would like to be master there!
All that lack is mere pretense-
I could leap over the low white fence.
CONSCIENCE.
This is the way that crimes commence:
Sin and sorrow are over the fence.
BOY.
Over the fence L can toss my bali,
/. .Then can 60 in for it-thati is all;
Picking an apple up near the tree
Would not be really theft you see.
CONSCIENCE.
This is q falsehood-a weak pretense:
sinr4nd sorrow are over the fence.
se3-A--'- - = BOY
Whose is the voice that speaks so plainP
Twice have heard it, and not in vain,
Ee'er viii venture to look that way,
a Fest sh6lla do as planned to-day.
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This is the way all crimes commence:
-cazsting that which is over the fence.