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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-02
KNOW We the Printers bopr .,

KNOW ye the Printers hour of
peace? Know ye an hour more
frought with joy, than eSers felt The
Maid of Greece, Whenss kissed by
Venus amorous boy? 'Tis not when
news of solemn note, his columns all
with sadness fill nor yet when BROTH
er Printers quote, the effnsion of his
blunt worn quill. But, 81 'tisA : When he
the .weather's- fair, or clad in rain, or
hail, or Yapor, he hears a subscriber
say: "I've come to pay you for your
paper"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-02


THE great musical jubilee to be
given in New York in the middle of
June will take place at the Empire
skating rink, the largest building in
America, the length of which is 43O
feet, and the width 200 feet, unob-
structed by pillars or obstacles such as
impeded the, sight and hearing in the
Boston Coliseum. Tie building Is Of
corrugated iron, possessing great DUR
ability and resonance, its acoustic
properties being wonderful in such q
space. 1t will be sumptuously fur
nished with chairs fl and sofas, and will
comfortably seat twenty thousand
persons.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-02
TAIIORING

]
HOMESTEAD AND PRE-E1IPTION.
i have compiled full, concise and complete
statement, plainly printed, for the information
of persons intending to take up Homestead or
Pre-emption, in this portion of the West, en-
bracing Iowa. Dakotah and Nebraska-and 9TH,
er sections. 1t explains how to secure 160 acres
OF rich Farming Land for nothing six months
before you leave yonr home, in this most healthy
climate. In short, it contains just such instruc-
tion as is needed by those intending to make a
home and fortune IN the rich lands Of the West
will SEND one Of those printed guides to any per,
whichiit gives is worth IS to anybody, Men who
came came mere two and three years ago, and took a
farm, are to-day independent. 1A go 80 =
y...gs5 10 YOUNG MEN. .-.,. ,...54
This country is being crossed with numerous
railroads reaching from every direction to sioux
City, Iowa. Six railroads will be completed to
this city within one year. One is already in
operation connecting us with Chicago and the
U. Z. Railroad and two more will be comuleted
Dubuque and, McGregor direct. THEE ' more more
will be completed within a year. connecting us
direct with st. Paul. Mimi, Yankton, Da., and
Columbus, Neb., on the U. p r. r. The Mis-
souri, River gives us the mountain trade. Thus
ltWlu be seen that no section of country offers
such unprecedented advantages for business
speculation and making a fortune. For the
country is being populated, and towns and cit !
les are being built almost beyond belief, Every
man who takes homestead now will have /,
railroad market at his own door And any en-
teIprising young man, with small capital can 1
establlsh himself in a permanent and paying I
business, If he selects the right location andthe
right branch of trade. Eighteen years. residence
IN the western country, and large portion of /
the time employed as q mercantile agent in this /
es OF business and the best locations of this
country. For g remitted to me, 1 will give
truthful and definite answers to all questions on
this subject desired by such persons Tell them
the Dest place TO locate, and what business is
and what Papeh is 9sgseted
(BoX 1867 S. c. Com. of Emioratio,n
rep'<4' e'O.t tS-ly tt-i'3 e Sioux City, Iowa.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-02

HE PittsfeId Democrat relates that
recently, as George Roberts was
ploughing upon his farm on Bee
Greek, Pike county, Illinois, his plow
turned up good sized copper kettle.
Struck by the singularity of the cir
cumstance of finding a kettle of its
shape and apparent age there, he re-
solved to dig and explore further into.
the ground. With the aid of two of
his neighbors, he did SO, and brought
to light two skeletons, supposed to be
Of Indians, another copper kettle,
forty silver brooches, ten ear bobs, a,
butcher knife, and a clay pipe. The
skeletons were lying one with the
head eastward the other Westward
The first copper kettle discovered,
from its position, must have rested
upon the breast of one of the corpses
and the other kettle upon the other.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-02

A VESSEL returning from long
voyage went ashore in a gale. An
Irish sailor being sent out on the bow
spirit to clear away, called out to a fell
low seaman, Arrah honey! come
here and smell the primroses; / hain't
been so far up the country these seven
years. ~ 3a .qf
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MICHIGAN LANDS.

RfMNl Acres OF Land, in lots and
AOSISy, farms Of various sizes. mostly "Ie. 10.
ssi catsd IN Ssniiac County Michigan, ofered for
ue and on easy terms. Titles perfect.
Inese lands will not be held In tho market Int
vii soon pc sold nc the low prices now onered at
One or two desirable Michigan Farms will he
e1cnm gcd Tor properly in Portage County.
Building Lots at RaveRna for sale.
Fine Dwellings, at Ravenna for eMIe
Earmss large variety, some yery desirable
and onered on liberal terms
67-3m. 44f Aw REMAIN
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ORIGIN OF PLANTS.

N
Madder came from the East.
Celery originated in Germany.
The chestnut came from Italy.
The onion originated in Egypt.
Tobacco is native of Virginia.
The nettleis native of Earope.
The citron is native of Greece.
The pine is native of America.
The poppy originated in the East.
Oats originated in North Africa. 8
Rye came originally from Siberia.
Parsley was first known in Sardinia
The pear and apple are from Eu-
rope. .41 I s5,
Spinach was first cultivated in Ara
bia.
The sunfower was brought from
Peru. =,
The mulberry tree originated in
Persia. JHrEosl ha6
The horse chestnut is a native OF
Thibet. q.
The cucumber came from the East
Indies.
The ounce came from the land of
Crete. u ii Il ~ II Z
The radish is native of China and
Japan.
Peas are supposed to be Of Egyptian
origin. g
The garden cress is from Egypt and
the East.
Horse radish came from the South
of Europe. fAss = .}tsfi
The Zealand FAX shows its origin
by its name.
The coriander grows wild near the
Mediterranean.
The Jerusalem artichoke is a Bra
lillian production.
Hemp is native of Persia and the
East Indies.
The parsnip is native of Arabia.
The potato is native of Peru. 81
Cabbage grows wild in Siberia.
Buckwheat came from Sibefiaa2
Millet was first known in India.
Barley was found in the mountains
Of Himalaya.
Writers of undeniable respectable
ty state the cereals and others Of these
edible productions growspontaneous-
ly in that portion of Tartary east of
the Belar Tagh and north of the Him
alaya mountains. ass
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The Fond du Lac (Wisconsin Com
n'on'0ealth describes a wedding which
it's editor attended at Oshkosh. Il.
says: During the ceremony, the
bride and bridegroom took each other +
about the waist and swapped gum ~.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-02

A MODEL OF NEATNEss.-T The house.
wife who scrubbed the kitchen floor
till she fell through into the CELLAR
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BRICK PoMERoY SAYS: "Whoever
says this is not White mans Gov
ernment, let him look through the
workshops of the East, or on the
prairies of the West, at the white men
working to pay for negro Bureau.
Or at white opel atives in faetorieg,g
white farmers, farmers wives and
children, working in their little homes
for bondholders, who, with the ne
groes are having very happy times of
it now.n
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-02

EVERY hour comes to us charged
with duty, and the moment it is past,
tbs registered for or against us in the
final account which all must give of
their actions. 3sJ
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-02

THB'FFehch custom iof marriage. it
is said, will soon be introduced into
this country. The parents select some
one whom they think suitable, find
out how mach moneyihe has, and set
tie on the daughter q similar sum. ia. It
has come to that already, we think, as
young ladies are like letters; if thew
have not got the stamps, the mails will
not take them.
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Main street, q opposite isi Etnna ns.lfa Block,
R A Y f. N N A
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF BOOKS AM
STATIONARY may always be found Vt the
RAyENNA BOOK STORE.
miscellaneous and all the popular Books re-
ceiyed as soon as published. -. -
Al the Popular Poets In the various styles OF
Juvenile Books and Primers, pleasing va.
riety.
Pocket and Family Bibles, Pocket Testaments.
of Bible Glasses and Sabbath School Teachers.1
Also, Barnes, Notes on the New Testament.
HYMN BOOKS.i,,,,..a u.
= For the different Denominations
s,} SCHOOL, BOOKS. .s,...
A full line of all the School Books in General
use in the conntEy constantly ON hand.
81 .l.zs.l BLANK BOOKS, .
hars al ~ fer as se as;s Ss;kst and
PAPER AND ENVELOPES, aaas
sa In full variety Cap Letter, Note, Legal, Bill
Pens, PENHoLDERs, AND PENCILS.
none better IN the market; their equal for ex,
soa sqa
F4N44AJ y LEI " l. - zsf..Ss
All the leading Magazines, Literary weekly
Papers, and CIsyeland Daily Papers, always. on
hand, and furnished at Subscription prices. SsTi
Photograph Albums. Chrome Pic
lures, stereoscopes and Views, School Cards.
: Wallets and Pocket Books, nice lot
for Ladies. Poaket Cutlery, Scissors, &C.
i JET JEWELRY, Just received.
Clothes, Hair and Tooth Brnshcs
Rubber Circle. Packet and Dressing Combs.
PERFUMERY.S 3
Coiogness homadesr &c. always on hand. A
fine assortment of Toilet Soaps
Willow Baskets of all sizes. ~
-r~l>~... BIRD CAGES.
The most beautiful and efexaiIti in the ynarkat
and at prices that cannot fail to please
VASES. a-ss-5.I nj "a.
China, Bohemian Glass, Terra Gotta, &c. Very
beautiful patterns.
sflGGGHINAa STEGGS.ea8 a
A large supply just received. Call and buy
Games for Children. Cannon Boards, Chess
men, Dominoes, &c. oAe0'-
Dolls and Doil-heads, of every size.
x TOYS
In almost endless Variety, toe numerous 10
specify. All very pretty and very Cheap
Call and ExamfM6 this Elefynnk Sfoetrs ~ |
= - S8 Goods.
RaFenna, April u, 1870, 65ltf. ; -
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ARE undertakers under any obliga-
tions to doctors for success in their
business ?
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-02

THE following is a German recipe
for coating wood with a substance as
hard as stone =" Forty parts of chalk
fifty of resin, and four of linseed oil.
melted together; to this should be,
added one part of oxyd of copper, and
afterwards one part Of sulphuric "a acid. il
This last ingredient must be added
carefully. The mixture, while hot, is
applied with brush.''
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-02

IT EGAL NOTICE.-Catherine Laubert Of
IL youngstown, in the county of Mahoninr
and State of Ohio, is notified that Andrew I1aIsz
sa 6ers - DID on the 29th day Of April d. 1870.
Court Of ponmonX Pleas, within and for the
county OF Portage and State Of Ohio, charrine
fne SAID Catherine Laubert with having Been
three years last past, and asking that he NAV be
divorced frem the said Catherine Laubert and
lne custody Of the two eldest children, which
said Court Dated this Sd day OF MAY IA. b.
1870. ANDREW 1AUBERT,
BY W. B. Thomas, his ATTY.
May 8. 1870. ss-6w. 0TH =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-02

TIE Horses OF AMERIcA.-Robert
Mcclure, Of philadelphia. Who haas, al,
published . book about horses, esti7.
mates the number of horses in the
countrga at syeOe,D00, worth between
$4,000, 100000 and $30OO,OOO,OOO, or.
enough to pay the national debt. He
divides them into five classes, from
Thoroughbred stations to horses Of
slow work. The highest price record
ed as actually paid for any horse was
SIS, 600; though it is said that $780,
600 would not have bought, ,Gladiateur
at his meridian! Ih this country,
Lexington sold for $4,000, and one
Of his colts has since brought $4,000,
while $50000 Wet erefused feraliother.
Mr.. Bonner has just paid $4,000 for 8
new horse, and $4,000 have been re-
fused for Mambrino Pilot. Hamble-
tonian, in spite of his age, is valued
at 100000. Dexter brought S33, 900.
There are some 10000 horses in the
country worth from $1,000 to $4,000
each. One that can beat 2 80 will
readily bring $4,000, with an added
$1,000 for every second less. The
fourth class, comprising three-eighths
Of all, bring from $500 to So, 600, and
], 100000 of work horses from $50 to-
$500 !i.l 1HtItIHfaI ! gIH..E7
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IF you cannot do as well as you
wish, do as well as you can.
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TONES MARBLE WORKS,

have now on hand, and am manufacturing
to order, large variety of Marble Work CON.
sisting of
MONUMENTS,
TABLETS,
HEADSTONES AND
CABINET SLABS.
use the best material that money will buy;
employ none but honorable and skillful work
men; have no travelling agents, and sell as low
as the lowest.
I also keep on hand and for sale, a good vari-
ETY. Of Sand Stone for building purposes. Also,
Well-stone and Flagging.
T. NJ. JONES.
Ravenna. Sept 8, 1858. VI
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NO true gentleman is ashamed to be
seen iaboring with his hands.
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THE STALLION
IA = dka
FRENCH NORMAN p

viii stand during the present seasons. = !.
Mondays and Tuesdays ut, suAasld Center,
Livery Stable In Kent,
Fradays land Saturdays Mt the stable nj
Frederick r. King, in the sOutheastern
part OF Ravenna Village.
AS work horse he has no superior He il 8
mas asakinddisposition. His color Is coal biact
and his weight. when in good hesh. is .s5o
POUNDS. his stock has proved itself the 4
YERY BESSs QEALITY!
He was sired by b fufi blooded imported Nor.
man morse: from the running mare London
spot" This celebrated stock Of Norm IN hor5sfs
is constantly growing IN favor Win farmers and
az those Who desire Strong. serviceable horses
Terms--$5, 90; S. o; $1,000 -''.'o'
Ravenna,, April 20, 1870. so -Sw. fEg4
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jg-.F3A - ~
TSRE&CH YOKE SHIRTS.-We are AGENTS
n for Ballou Cos. Shirts, known and adj.
miseed mt 20 6e the best Fitting Shirt in market,
and selling at prices that defys competition
TYMBRELLAS, ,UMBRELLAs:-As the
~ rainy season is At hand, it viii be 70 the
advantage OF all to examine our Stock of Um-
brellas, before purchasing.
Water Proof Umbrellas.
- Alpaccs Umbrellas,
Fine Cambria Umbrellas, &e.. DC.
TRUNKs. TRUNKS, rRUNKs.-A fSSn
supply OF Saratoga and all other kinds, usu-
Leather satchels,
Oil Cloth Satchels,
sl. a and Travelling Bags.
aieG $500
GENTS. FURNISHING GooDs.-An
NJ abundant supply selling cheap.
Hans. AND CAPs.-The place TO get a
80 IL. good Hat or Capii is at Flath & Poe's. We
nave an unusually large and attractive stock OF
all the new and genteel styles.
GALL AND LOOK AT THEM.
Rareana. April 81, 1870, Faath ss1st: & Poe.
t9asl rs 9e i.ls f5
CO. ri EiW as, - l
syE4 &, s
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And other fixtures for Machine for sale.
Machines Adjusted and Repaired.
d. q q UC H ER Z
j. GOUCHER. NJ. D, =.

Tenders his professional services. 9z 81
The Doctor studied the Old School system with
Prof Valentine Mott, NJ. D., of New York City
and graduated in the Medical University of New
YORK, No. $50 Broadway, and also graduated in
thd Eye and Ear Intirmary, of that city He has
also been Hospital Student of Professor N r.
Smith, of Baltimore
The Doctor practiced the Old School system
for twenty years. He then studied Homeopathy
and is graduate in that school, which he prac-
tices exclusively. 90 = = {.
The Doctor has had large amount of Hospi-
tai experience. And thirty-one years practice
against the first of May, in the profession of
medicine. =
He is now permanently located in Rayenna,
Portage County, O., on the Cleveland ond Pitts
burgh Railroad, eighteen miles north of Alli-
ance. 1t is at this point where the Great West
ern crosses the Cleveland road. - .g5f2I7
The Doctor has his Office at his residence on
the corner of Cedar and Sycamore streets, where
he can be found night and day, except when on
professional visits. ..-iEF. - -f5sf7
J. GOUCHER, NJ D.
Rayenna, March 49, 1859, 29-ly -
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Gov. Englislt's Fiews son National Affairs.
The following synopsis OF Gov.
English's inaugural on national matters
viii be found interesting, the more so
as the Governor is a possible candi-
date of the Democracy for the Presi-
dency:
He refers to the fact that the Ma
tional Government has declared the
fifteenth amendment part of the
National Constitution, and says that
as our State Constitution makes pro-
vision only for thesotiuggE OF fswhite
citizens" he cannot see how the COL
ored men can vote without q consti-
tutiOnal amendment striking out the
word white" and without making a
recommendation on the subject, he
speaks of the manner in which the
fifteenth amendment EWas, adopted. Z
and says "the fact is notorious that its
claimed ratification by the several
States enumerated among those req
ulsite for its adoption was accom-
plished by In1eans of chicanery and
force, which would properly vitiate a
contract between one citizen and an
other brought about by such means"
Its object and effect, he says are revo-
lutionary and subVefaVe Of Ioca GOV
ernment, and the power it gives to
Congress commits to the general Gov
crnment the absolute control of the
right to vote in every State, and the
mockories of the elections which have
within the last few years, been held
in the Southern States under the
bayonet is sufficient commentary
upon the liability to abuse of such a
power" He further says of this State
that if the State had the e0nstituEt
tional power to act to prevent the
deprivation of this right, / should not
hesitate to recommend it for your
adoption, but the State is poWerless
for that purpose" He refers to the
Congressional effort to reeonstruetthe
South, and the ileashreg adopted to
secure partisan ascendency, and adds
that "it is not surprising that the SUBJ
ject failed of its Accomplishment, and
though five years have elapsed, the
spectacle is presented of the oldest
and largest State, filled with an intel
ligent populatien4 stiitrhelfF by the
military arm. This Is, he saws. i'm
violation of the principles of our gov
ernment and of the present age, and
he indulges the peJthat IduringF the
session, in some proper way, the
Legislature will express its opinion
for tsIiHfqence upon the representa-
tives Of the State in Congress that "a
general amnesty for all merely polit-
ical offences should be forthwith pro-
claimed. e.
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SILVER obs.

In Silver Ware we have all the new STYLES.
many never befoIe offered to the people of Port
age county. We have all the patterns Of
SOLID SILVER SPOONS,
Forks Knives, Ladies, SC. A great variety of
Sets and Pins suitable for
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the very best grades Of
SUGARS,
COFFEES

ON hand at all times, ana will be sold for yery
SMALL PROFITS. Almost anything in tie
store. - '
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Beldings & Armstrong. >.
Successors to Belding s Bro.)
WHEELER,S BLOCK, Main, ST.,
RAVENNA-, OHIO. u.a
DEAhERs IN sa'
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. WINES.
soAPs. CONES, DYE sTtFFs. sTt Htenss s.GLass. 80
PTTTTi TT i,,S SPQNGEs, 2N.sG;, FANGY- AND
T9IhET pR1 ARTIGhEs aRGEIbSAIP PERFUN- . a}4
| The public will find our stock of Medicines
Complete and Warranted Pure.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUND.
ED. ~ e'S-7g y
And orders answered with care and dispatch at.
BELONGS & ARMSTRONG'S. 3
Fruit Extracts for iayoring. f--5u y,,-s-af
Choice Candies,
At BELONGS s. ARMsTRoNG,s. 10
Chewing and snloking-Tobacco, s.fH-
Macoby and Scotch Snuff, -.,.4 2,
At BELONGS & ARMSTRONG'S.
Mixers Cancer and Scroftlla Svrup iii
Rush's Sarsaparilla Iron and Blood Purifier
PIso's Cure for Consumption, ~ ,|
Walkers California Vinegar Bitters,
Clark's Anti Bilious Compound, fl5T -a tI
Helmbold's Buchu, -. -t-es-,} .....- :,
The Graefenberg Company's
MARsHALLS' i.'1 $3.50 -#ts..
Uterine Catholicon, !. 7fg5.-- III -ur /
Ayers Cherry Pectofaf, t.sH
Jayne's EXpectorant, .. Eia..f ..ts II
Or. ], Hedges, Fever and Ague Annihiiator,
Ayers Ague Cure,
Hostetter's Bitters,
sap,9'l0 al,'li 4 for Cleaning and Polishing, '
Ays. AATsr.s xiIenls ha's HSSIp HHiSqfh remover,
Burnett's Cocaine, 4..-rlfl =
Stephens AmbroSia, -a ...
Allfsma for the Hair
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Ladies' Under Wear.
NO. 8. PHENx BLOCK.

And for sale cheap. HoaJa
April 4th. III. L. DAY.
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Holiday Or Wedding Presents,

SILVER HOLLOW WARE.
Tea Sets, Castors, Baskets, Ice pitchers. Cups
Goblets, Wine Stands, Walters, Butter Dishes,
Fruit Stands, &c. Also, an ennless variety OF
Forks, Spoons, Knives, &c, all of which are
made by the best establishment in the country
and warranted to be treble plated, with full
weight of silver, on the best A1abata and White
Metal. Our prices are very low for the quality
Of our goods. We do not sell treble g,lated
Spoons for 81 Is, but do not propose to be under
sold by any establishment in Ohio
Call and see, at Z. R. WATTS.
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Itake pleasure IN delivering Goods to any
part Of the City.
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Oreide and Aluminium Watches
Are not quite EQUAL TO GOLD, but cost much
less. You can buy them at about one half New
will send them by express on receipt of the
price. g. 10, IL, Il. 16, IS, 20, q, $24 All good
time-keepers. In fact, if you want anything in
the way of q watch call and get posted as to
style and prices, as We are sure wo can suit you
from IS to $500
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
EnglLah Female Bitters,

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonle 500
Female Regulator knoWn. Will cure ~
those complaints shove menelOnet IN en- tn-
credlbly short time. Toe BitteFe At once
aEOnSes, strengthens and restores the W0@o
10 lis natural condition, removing 0ostrne,
tions. relieving pain and regulating the
monthly pofiOa. HQnder stands pale, toe-
Die and lanKuId girl, Just bursting inte WO.
manhood; She Is the pride Of ali, bnl hnxk
she Sllently steals pickle, eats chalk, or
slate pencils no appetite for foodl she turns
With . dull eye and seeks solieitudei Der
eye no longer SpaFklesi her merry laugh ls
n longer heard ringing thE0ugh the AIR enc
mOpes about with bIoodlesS lips and gnms.
with headache, paipltatiOD, constipation,
swimming Of the head, cold teet and hande.
melancholy; she has coated tongue, on NJ
sive breath, and host Of Jther eVils TOO nu-
merous 70 mebtlon.
When neglected, all these symptoms BE-
come aggravated, there is sick stomach,
heartbufn, q dark line settles under the
eyes, the legs and ankles are swollen, the
hair loses lts gloss and falls OF, there !, brtt'
tleness and splitting Of the nnger.nalisl Q
swollen abdomen, extreme nervousness
| fEetfulness, pains and achea, dry cough, u u
steFlcal Fitt, rapid prottEatiOn, epilepsy ant
deAtni Hyou, or any Of your friends, az
thus an eted, send kt once for q bott.e 9
ABgllsn Female uitieTk and be cured. II
en- cls are magical In such complaints
surely no mother will postpone AMI dsla
tnis Gnty until