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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-05-19


The following lines from the pen of the la
George D. Prentice, ansi which have never b
fore been published. are copied from the han
writing of Mr.. Prentice for the Norwich, Com
AGce19isej., from q: album of Il Norwich lady.
which they were written in 1925 when n
Prentice was :wenty-throe years of age:
The signal from the weeping strand
F.osts DER tiiesWitfers blue:'
1t bids me press thy parting hand, ~
And breathe M last adieu -5 -t'=
But oft on niemory's glowing wing
Ny heart will fondly stray.
And still to thee with rapture spring,
When am far away.
: OF when the rising dawn shah blush r.
Through nights capuTfled sllroul
And 10 her changing beauties rush
Along The Eastern cloud f iits-
Remembrance brighter charms wiilfing
Upon thy youthful day,
o And torch affection dulcet string.
Though am far away.
And when pale evenings raven hair.
- Streams DER the fading West, -
And Heaven rains down her glories there
Upon the oceans breast,
My spirit in that i,ely hour
Wiii yield to memory's sway,
And own thy dear resistlcss power, ..-
Though am far away.
The SIN has sunk with fading beam So
Down evenings shadowy vale;
But see. his softened glories stream
From yonder crescent pale.
And thus affections chastened light
Will memory still display.
To gid the gloom of sorrows night,
When am far away. e.
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% Mrs. SATURN, one off the ladies-in-
waiting uponthe Sun, is said to. have
iheen the first lady who worc hoops
High authority for the fashion that,
and the way men have been gazing at
them for ever so many years, shows
that they admire it. pals snu4d
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Wall Paper.
Rayenna Book Store,
Main Street. opposite Etna Block,
r A V e n n A /.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF BOOKS AND

IA
STATIONARY may always be found at the
,ItAYESNA. BOOK STORE.
~ = : : -; e5 a., - BOOKS. - ..gs 5.5
Miscellaneous and ALI the popular Books re-
ceived as soon as published.
All the Popular Poets in the various styles of
juvenile Books and Primers, pleasing va
riety
.s4iugf,SE BIBLES. .zs4gIizzte
Pocket and Family Bibles, Pocket Testaments,
and Testaments with notes, designed for the use
q BiR1s Sassss n RPSta fbs
HYMN BOOKS
For the different Denominations.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
full line of all the School Books in General
use in the country constantly on hand.
L lo,sslsisss a5BIAN I9is BOOKS, ....t
At gS F P 9s g9skst a a f f0gntihs s1sf IS @0t
;fafl to get & Diary for 1870: -.
I,,,,r,P APERtASD. ENVELOPES
In full variety; Cap Letter, Note, Legal, Bill,
Sermon, Initial, &c, &c.
! PENS, PENHoLDERs, AND PENCILS.
Hollands celebrated and unriyaled Gold Pens;
none better in the market: their equal for eX-
ceIlence scarcely known; Those wanting Gold
T! Pens should exa nsne Holland S BEFORE buying.
NEWS DEPOT.
All the leading Magazines, Literary Weekly
hah nd fhTnfsIied mi at snbgeripioh prices ~
Photograph Albums, Chrome Pic
| lures, SteHe9ScnpeS anu t1eNs55acilool Iafus.
Walletsa and Pocket Books, nice lot
for Ladies', Peaket Cutlery, Scissors sc.
JET 'JEWELRY, just received,
T 7 = Clothes Hair and Tooth Brushes,
sSi1Su bBei' Circle, Pocket and Dressing Combs
'tS s,sasei sis PERFUMERY.7 81 -
ikalG Goigeness5 Iomadesg &C.. always on hand. A
| fine assortment of Toilet Soaps. 5=E
a.. iWlAesg7 Baskets .of4sall sizes.
BIRD CAGES .asso .as
The most beautiful and elegant in the market
! and at prices that cannot fail to please.
4 70 H.o7ts's So Y Asses. p.
I sGNiha, Bohemian Glass, Terra Gotta, sc. Very
beautiful patterns. -''4-f g. sati 4'
j xyasd rCIfEN ARNEST EGGS. -ais
1sI A9large supply just received: Gail and bu!
Gaines for Children Cannon Boards, Chess
men, Dominoes, &c. .'si9t1-'- .. -
ftia5Dolls and aiDollheads,'of every size
r',tisai .ss71sd - Toys sfs ~ 'iefloi4s
4 IN 1alfnest endless afiety, tan npmerstts t
.sspeeify seAllyegy I,Tettg and very cheap yli:
Call and Eyamiineg this Elegant Stock, o
Goods.
Asi f9di2 t5E RkvIsNNA BOOK STORE.
Ravenna, April q, 1870, 65-tf. .lEid-
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dfTaARE Kaint been a bug made yet
in vain, nor one that want a good job.
Thare il ever lots of human men loaf
ing about blacksmith shops and cider
mills all over the county that don't
seem to be necessary for anything but
10 beg plug tobscco, and swear, and
steal watermelons, but you let the
kolera break out once, and then you
Will see the wisdom of having jist
such men laying around; they help
BitlfliqS. ~ iC@ '-'i =
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InE roof covering the wing Of the
Wadsworth Machine shops, used as a
foundry fell in one day last week, car
ryiug with it one of the walls Of the
building. Loss, about, $1,000. For
tunasely tho hands mere all out at the
time E.4-tt-f.i.t1 .i-i5 .a .T1TlE ir.g
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AN Irishman sent to the Wisconsin
State Prison, was asked what trade
he preferred to learn. He said II 1T
was all the same 10 them, he prefer
rod 10 be sailor.
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Is A NEW Hotel has been erected in
San Francisco, costing S50Q00O, COW
ering tho greater part of.twoi blocks.
1t was formally opened oh Thursday
last..n Ltaaul ntodM !. -nahnireH
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ir A MAN in Council Bluffs, Iowa, who
is an undertaken, makes his business
lively by keeping liquor saloon.
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70 New wDEFINlTIoNs.--Transported for
lifes married happily-Imprisonment
for life; married miserahly,
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FACTS r. coNcERSiSG Tsssf HUMAN LIFE.


The total number of human beings
on the earth is computed at 5000, ,O00,-
600, and they speak 1908 known
tongues. a1a"z s-.a5 a- s54 .i9i5s
1.-THE average duration of life is i3s'4
years, T. -. l.l.t H., a@gs
One-fourth Of those born die be-
fore they are seven years old, and one
half before they are seventeen years
old. ~
Out of one hundred persons, only
six reach the age of Co. .soi 5ia.t
Out of fivo hundred persons, only
one attains the age of 80. - - -
Sixty persons die every minute,
Tall men live longer than short ones
Married mon are longer lived than
the single! 'i ,t's,.le[
Rich men live, on the average, a
years, tho poor only live 80, aE
There is a drunkard to every "a. 2
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ss NJ sasG

{sz11c t.s..tS sftEss 81 : .liissr ).
Per year, in advance ....s.e So 90
sIfnot paid insldyanec.4s ? 80
: Six moH;s,;in sEanee,t -. -. 80
49, The PREss eircalates ffee of postage
within She fiiri Is OF zI'o5 tssse county e
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o Farm for sale.

-. - = tF1 m lOf lfJ2tU4O' ~ ---I
x Very desirable farm Of eighty acres locat
+ fA9HH on the town line OF Ravcfina and Root:
toFE, a good harmon the premises, and pier
ny of Senn 3 fTlIs trees in good growing cond
+ ton. Als0. four acres of pasture land situated
yenna, dust Aiie thing for man wishing place
Go pasture COW or two. For terms and q par
ticular description of the premises offered 70
ale, enquire ut the Office of. a tl..IIs44
! May IL, 1863 37-tf f"F
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j. F. Wedekin, a young man about
twenty-six years of age, of the late
firm Of Hanh & Wedekih, committed
suicide on "Wednesday afternoon of
last week, by hanging in hotel barn
at Ashley, Ohio. lie left letter re-
lating to business affair." in which no
stated that he had not been, in his
right mind fol. some time past, 81.
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Just Received direct from the Manufactory, q
full line of Ladies' Under Garments. including
Night Dresses, Chemises. Skirts and Drawers,
elegantly made and trimmed. Also Yokes and
CulIs, to be made up, and Ready Made White
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-05-19

AKEDICAL.-Dr. j. i. Lennox's specifics
NJ cure all forms OF private diseases and
Syeaknesses, in male or female; from whatever
GAUGE they may arise. send ~ ann tEo itilTGe f!,
be sent. secure from obscrvation to any address
by mail or express. BE p Particular TO give MI
Iljltc descriptions OF symptoms. Samples Will
he sent free OF charge to any regular physicihn
who may wish to test the efficiency OF my rem
edy. Address Dr. H. LENNON, JOCK boS az,
Cleveland Ohio. oi-SH'
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VoL. 2, No. 38.
Official .Reoistry.
COUNTY OFFICERS.


COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judges Of Common Pleas-GEo. NJ. TUTTLE
/ PHILo i. COSAST
Probate 5udgeAJ {coB y NELL . -
Prosecuting Attorney-C. A. REED.
County AuCitcr-WILLIAM GRISNELL
County Treasurer-GUsTAyUs p. REED.
Clerk of Courts--ANDREw Jackson
sheriT-oTIs q. PAINE.
EEeoRpiq;iTi, W.. BARRETE. III -fa.g
County Gonmissioners-HESRY J. NOBLE. y.
B. JESKENs, Jos. c. CONRAD.
Coroner-RECELLUs RooT.
Suryeyor-JEDDIAH COLE
Directors of County Infirmary--J. G. BEATTY.
~ GUiaN q CLEaBNTssand 4ozI4s ALLES
ssfAYoRs+o +oF 1SCoRPoRA ATED ToWSs.
RlEenna-JoHN MEHARG.
Kent-S, p. WoLcOTT.
Garrettsyi ille-O. L. HAwLEY
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Atsater-J. r. Conrad and Sylvester A.
uinman
Aurora-Reuben p Cannon and worthy Tay-
or.
Brimfeld-Joseph L. Carrier and A. II. Lam
phare.
DeerfcId-C. S, gibbals and Jplrl, IL; Hoffman.
Edinburgh Smith Sanford and Asa Bingham
NAi-tAiScOO Aug slSLliS ~ anu
II. Smith.
Franklin-Issac Russell, Alvin Barton, I. Ar
cher. x. 20
Fraesdd0riatN.Iiy i. / Bryant Bryant and Arviilus c.
Larkcom.
Hiran-Rufus Butts and Frank Squire.
Mnntua-A. \. Farr and Henry Cobb.
Nelson-James Ashald and 4. F. Hannahs.
PaImyl John j. Williams; David L. Wilson
and EBoch Morgan.
Paris-A. Z. Merrill and Brainard selby, Jr.
Ravenna-JoHY 8IEHARG, George F. Robin
son and Charles B. Stowe.
Randolph-James P. Coe and &C Sears.
4 Roossto,FhGA.. II. Barlow and Gideon 'sey-
mour.
haIersvilie-samuel G. Elaridgs and william
Carlton.
streetsboro-E III Stanton ard Ebehezcr
Ward.
3 Sufield--H K Martin and VIM. Paulusu8
windham-E. s. woodworth and Thomas O.
Angel.i .ebg1fzlfsaH
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TJHOs SALfS.-Tho cheapest little place in
u Portage County containing about seven
acres of land. with convenient buildings. quite
q variety of fruit, plenty soft water, could have
a fountain at the door with trAing expense
nice little brook running through the place. To-
Gated only four miles east of Ravenna Also
twenty six acres half mile north of this proper:
qy. good land with fair Indications of oil. En-.
tuire of A. W. BEMAN. 81 Pm.
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iE(E
$40 Neck Ties. &.

A splendid assortment of Neck Ties of every
style, cheap at DAYS.
- if=st- rsfs zfszss I+az t4isi.F az i5Ei asti
els s'5iS 5Cassineres. '7+-ae'f
Have you seen the new styles OF French, Eng
lish and American Cassnleres, the best goods
ever brdushtto this market at
- .1y f,ag .sszl- -f5a a.et y.=-sa .. IL f.s.E
sz..s. : 80 .5:.5 ~ Vestings. ''''>
A nice assortment of SILK and Cashmere Vest
z 1@s. T jps'R : ri DAfis :
Spring Of 1870.
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4. L. PARSONS,

GEORGE SADLKR, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon Rayennag92 2iInc1
Office withW. B Thomas, EsIi; empire 1oloehc;
Residence on Walnut, second door somtn OF
Main Street. .N1-tI-- ~ "
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ETNA HOUSE

DIR. A. M POWERS,
r7,1aot;c physician and Surgeon, Rootstown,
Portage County, Ohio. Chronic, and FrIyate s
diseases treated successfully. OFFloE--SeAI
door soutH of Green BarfeWss store.
Dec. 81, 1868, 1y. ssS;zss -8
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CLEVELAND & &PITTSBURG RAILRoAI
On and after Nov. 18th, 1859 Trains viii leay
Stations daily. Sundays eXcepted,) as follows:
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Ladies' Under " ear. If

A br5t zm9a7.aa-=
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/ The superintendent Of the census
has refused to ALLOW two women ap-
pointed as census takers in southern
Ohio to act in that capacity. This is
base ingratitude. If it We're. not for
the women there would be no census
to take, and the superintendent would
not be drawing regularly his comfort-
able salary. Just let the census tax
ers appoint negroes as. assistants and
there will be no difficulty about their
confirmation. They find infinitely
more favor with the Radical politi-,
clans than white women. 7s ra..is
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IncidemtaIS.

"A Mississippi paper known as the Gazette
on one side, is found, when 1t is turned over, to
be the ReUOlutiOn on the other.
Utica papers are willing To stop the press IN
order TO announce that horse has fallen into
the canal.
The Masonic fraternity of Terre Haute,
Indiana, are completing arrangements for the
erection of handsome building in that city.
The Montreal Witness informs its readers
that Thomas Failey, the Deputy United States
Marshal who was most active in aTresting
ONeil, is Catholic Irishman, native OF YER
mont
"A California man recently decided some
property to his wite naming for consideration
'oye and affection" The same day the wife
applied for divorce.
The Raleigh On. c. Standard regrets that
the late rains have caused disastrous freshet in
that vicinity. Many bridges on the Nsuse river
have been washed away, and the crops have
been much damaged.
Governor Fletcher, of Missouri, hearing the
sound of a locomotive while he was speaking at
a railroad celebration, said:-" 'Tis the sound of
the tread of the agesthe noise OF the football OF
destiny"
"A Boston hackman, after being directed to
bring down a trunk from the third story of a
residence in that city, was coolly requested to
take off his boots that he might not soil the stair
earpeting. He declined to do it.
"A ST. Louis marketman, who was arrested
because some paper was discovered IN the bottom
straw berries, said it got there by accident. The
accident cost him $40.
"A Honolulu merchant, about to leave the
islands temporarily, advertises that he has ap
pointed two persons to act as his agents, and
! that any debts contracted without their approva
and consent viii be ''conscientiously Tepudiated'
| by him.
The other day man without legs was OF
board train from Sioux City, and discovered
he was going in the wrong direction. Th'
speed at the time was about ten miles an hour
| The cripple threw his crutches off, and immedl
atey rolled OFF himself. He was not hurt.
"A Maine paper, speaking of the candidate
| for the Republican nomination for GoyerRo
now prominent, says that General Hersey
pledged TO the party plank OF prohibition, an
that Mr.. Perham REACHES far enough beyon
him 10 demand State police"
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SUMMER RESORTS.
GUNNER RESORTS ON THE LINE OF
- PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
AND BRANCHES

GUNNER RESORTS ON THE LINE OF
- PHILADELPHlA AND READING RAILROAD
MAY %, 1870.
MANSION HOUSE, 81. CARBON,
Mrs Caroline Wander, Pottsyille y o., SChuylkiu
TUSUAROkA HOTEL
Mrs NJ l.. Miller, 1uscarO a z. o., Schuykill county,
MANSION HOUSE,
W +. Smith, Mahsnoy Oity p. o., Schuylkll county.
MOUNT CARMEL HOUSE
Charles Cup, Mount Carmel r. o., Northumberland
WHITE HOUSE,
T. Nayrr Reading y o., Eerks county.
ANDAlUSlA HALL,
Henry Weaver, Reading +. o., Bcrks county.
CENTRAL AVENUE RAIL,
q d. Davis Reading p. o, Berks county.
SPhING MILL HEIGHTS,
Jacob ~. Breish Conshchock sn y. @, Montgomery
HOYFRTUWN SEMINARY,
L. NJ. KuOus, Boyertovn y o.. Eerks county
IFUIT SPRINGS,
George II. Greider, Litiz y. -. Lancaster county.
LIVING SPRINGS HOTEL,
Dr. a. Smith, Wernersvle z. o, Berbs county
49, COLD SPRINGS HOTEL, LEBANON COUNTY,
WIN. Lerch, Sr, Pine Grove z. o, Schuykill county.
EPHRATA SPRINGS
John Frederick. Ephrata =. q, Lancaster county.
PF3kTOMFN BRIDGE HOTEL,
Davis Iougaker, Collegeviils z. O.. Montgomery
PROSPECT TERRACE,
DR. James Palmer, CoeEeville p. o., Montgomery co
DOUrY HOUSE,
George \. Burr, Shamokiu, Nurthum berland county.
FNcurslon Tickets will be sold at bhiadelpha 60 and
rom above points at reduced rates good for same day
day. 2j Ems
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PRIM ..THE PROVISIONAL

A speech to- the Cories-The "Crovning Of the
EdIhce,o and the Necessity For It-He hns no
Ambition for Himself, but is ExcecdiagIY
Anxious About the Country.
On May II Marshal Prim delivered an impor-
tant speech in the Spanish COrtes, in reply 10
the attacks made upon the Provisional Govern
ment by SenOr Ardancz, eX- minister of Finance.
Tile speech of the latter deeply Impressed the
Chamber, and Marshal Prim, as President of the
Council of Ministers, hastcned to respond TO IL,
which he did as tollows:-
"Who doubts, gentlemen, that the state Of pro-
visionary mower is bad? No one-ncither the country
nor its statesmen; but everyone knows the efforts
l have made to hnd solution. Must the fault be
imputed to me il / have not been able to succeed
If The provisional power should have fatal COnse-
quences, the responsibility could not be attributed
to me M Ardanpz assumes that the causc of the
disorder in which live is no other than the Pro-
visionary Government. We are all anxious TO 20
out Of it. When? How? What solution will the Cor
tes decide upon This is not the moment TO an
nounce it, but l must declare that it is necessary
to lind a solution before the Deputies separate in
one or two months. Shall we be able to crown the
edifice' IN conformity to the desires of VI. Ardanez
and his friends OF the Liberal Union? do not know
! do not say that it Will be Impossible VIII we be
able to do ii in conformity with the hopes OF an i'm
portant fraction of the chamber which has taken IA
more decided position within few days? IL IS not
impossible but do not know whether this solution
is TealiZabie What do know, what will speak
out loud enough to be heard by all the world, is
this that | will not oppose my will against
any solution which may he adopted, and those
who misinterpiet my prudent ana reserved conduct
by mp3tng boyo to me me .itta AMBITIOUS views nYS
desire is that the Deputies may find solution, and
l am ready to abandon the post now occupy the
moment | am no longer necessary Will neither
to-day nor at any future time sustain the Dag OF
this or that candidate. Instead OF putting myself at
the head OF the majority ia order to direct 1t in this
important question, viii give my adhesion to the
majority, and will respect its decisions. My col
leagues and myself do not wish to be beaten on the
subject Of the election Of a monarch Is that saying
that we renounCe the idea Of a solution by the
constitutional monarchists Does this mean
that we reDOunce the idea OF King Certainly
not This question ought not to be treated
without being presented seriously and according TO
parliamentary customs This moment will soon
arrive let NJ. ArdaneZ and his friends be calm. The
deputies will not separate within a month or two
without having found a solution. May it please God
that succeed in bringing about the happiness of
our country"
The agitation was very great and animated con-
yerSatoDs were heard throughout the hall The
Republican deputies formed group apart ana dis
cussed PTim's speech with great vivaCity.
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Foreign News Hterns.

ON the 29th of April the ffty-second
birthday of the Emperor of Russia was cele-
brated by the Prussian court in the royal
palace at Berlin, and King William made a
very significant speech. Diplomatic straws .
Ration, or rat, is the term applied in
Paris to the juvenile street thieves. One of
those, hunchbacked and lame, was captured
the other day. His hunch YVES found to con-
sist of two pots of pate de t0te grdS, three
pairs of slippers, two pieces of spare-rib and
a fine cheese, while to his stump-leg was
suspended a superb sausage. The ration
lived by his own as well as by other people S
infirmities.
"A considerable portion of the Jewish pop
ulation of Louisiana and Poland are about to
emigrate to the countries of the Don and the
Caucasus; the remainder will proceed to
North America. The Russian government has
given its consent, and has delivered passports
to every man possessed of seventy five roubles
(sixty dollars). Important sums have also
been contributed for that object by the jew
ish societies of London and Paris.
The Leabhar ma. Huidri, an ancient Irish
collection of writings, will shortly appear in
fac SiniEe. The proof sheets are being revis-
ed at the Royal Irish Academy. The book,
which takes its name from having been origi-
nally written upon the skin of a red calf, is of
very early date, and was preserved at the Alb
hey of Clonmacnoise. The numerous CLOSES
which it contains render it of considerable
pathological value.
On the tete of Bairam the European Con.
suls paid the customary visit to the BeyS of
Tunis. The Prime Minister made a speech,
but addressed himself solely to the represen.
tatives of France, Austria, England and Italy,
and turned his back to the others, among
whom were those of the United States, Spain
and Belgium. These latter, when the Minis
ter had concluded, protested against this vio
lation of all diplomatic courtesy, and would
not accept the apologies offered until the al
locution had been repeated to them.
Robbery a Ia perite 0erOtee, or blythe hell
of smallpox, is the latest touch in Paris. A
suffering patient is alone in bed when tn,
rogue presents himself. ''Now, says the lat
tee, ''tell me where to find your money an(
Jewels Don't get excited or you'll have re
lapse don't try to get out of bed or you'll
catch cold, =" and SO saying fastens the bell
pull. OF course, the victim yields
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RURAL FELICITY IN MISUNDERSTANDING
in reading about Ireland we are inclined to be
surprised not so much that there are
absentees as that there are presentees. The
Illustrated London Neaos has sent special
correspondent to Ireland to explain to its
readers, both by writing and drawing, how
gentlemen live in disaffected districts. He
has paid a visit to the residence of Mr..
Nicholson, in Meath, whose coach
man was lately murdered in
mistake for his master. Mr..
Nicholson when he walks out has o rifle in
his hand at full cock, policeman walks on
either side of him and two more bring up the
rear, all armed. There is detachment of
constabulary in the house. An engraving
depicts Mr.. Nicholson taking an airing under
these exhilarating circumstances. When he
drives out, an indulgence upon which he
rarely ventures, ear with four policemen
follows that which conveys Lin, and they
carry ladder to enable them easily to pur
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sue any assassin who may be disposed to take
pop at the gentleman from behind a wall,
which it might not be easy otherwise to scale.
This sort of life continued for months would
prove rather trying to most mems constitu-
tons, we fancy.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-04

o. PUBLIC SALE.-THONAS & SONS, AUC-
E.i tioneers-Valuable Building, known as the
"Hope" Iron Foundry, No. $50 North Ninth street,
above Poplar street, 1917 feet front, will be sold at
public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, Tues
day, June I, 1870, at 12 O'Clock, noon.
Full particulars in small handbs.
NJ. THOMAS x SONS, Auctioneers
5 j24 Nos. 139 and l41 S. FOURTH st.