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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17
Death of Ex-secretary seward9

IL J
toqHon. WflfItanmi win u f. Seward died a at b his
tihome in "a u bui!h,2. New 7 olf.fkl,,i on
Thursday. Born in. the County of
Orange. in that State, 'in 1901, he was
seduehtTyi iii the seventy second
tyear ofahfsiage. Mr.. Seward first en-
\ tered the Profession of law, but soon
4 entered the field of politics, and after
ward the broader walks which are
charactefi2ed ,as sstatesmanship. In
1880 heawas elected to the New, York
Senate, where he idisting ngnished him.
se1f as, the champion of internal i'm
I BRO vefnent' hnd the labolishlment ! OF
imprisonnei eiiti - for debt, HE was
tibfought forward in 1884 as the candi--
date of the Republican party for Coy
'R,e4ior9, btlt was defeated by Hon.. VIII;
fffafn L. Marcy, afterwards Minister
foF, Foreign affairs under i:, President q
1 Pferce.i He was more successful in
7 mai ofity.;. 1During his term of office
? tie great Educational fight between
the Pf6testaifts and Roman Catholics
took bfaceo In 1849 Mr. Seward was
4 elected TO tie United States Senate,
4 and was reelected in 1855. = He had
q desj gf1s Upon 1.-The Presidency, and
\ Would lprobably have been nominated
fat Chicago in 1860, but for Horace
sF Greeley!,I who, With his friends, secured
the nom iffation eof Mr. lincoln. Mr..
I Seward took the stump for Mr.. L.,
\ and distinguished himself by deliver
ing speeches hostile to Great Britain,
with covert threats, of an invasion of
Canada.9 . His hostility to Great Brit
ain grew out of the old Alexander
Mcleod affair, and it manifested Itself
strong gfS ddriiig our war, while he
was acting In e.capacity of Secretary
+ ofi State under Mr.. Lincoln.9 He came
near losing his life at the hands Of the
assassin Payne on the day that Mr..
Lincoln was murdered, he Being con-
I fined to- his bed lat the time by reason
\ of injuries sustained by being thfo wn
? from his carriage! Fl He never really
Erecoveredl lhisIhealth, though he served
as Secretary throughout lJohnsonss
; administration, and only a year ago
completed a voyage around the world.
PAsia politician MIR. Seward was cum
hing and res oldte,s1 No politician in
his dayiin New1Y ork, owith the ex-
Pteption, perhaps; OF Martin Van Buren,
had moreIreputation for craft and
shrewdness. 1As Secretary of State,
during the5war, he rendered invalua-
4 BILE service to Lincoln's administration.
But for him nthe European powers
would probably have recognized the
Contederacy, and we should have had
a quarrel. with France about Mexico.
f.He waseone the founders of the Re-
publican, party, but forsome years has
I neglected to recognize his progeny in
what passes by that name. He was a
powerful speakerand fluent and eio-
I quent writer His industry was re-
markablc. Few men at his time of
life, lversing ON seventy, and with inn
/ paired health, would have iventured
on trip around the world. of all
our living statesmen he has probably
seen more of the world and its vani-
ties. He leaves name that will never
be forgotten in American politics. r.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17

The rolling mills buildings of the
Cambria Works, at Johnstown, Pa,
covering abont five acres of ground,
caught fire about twelve o'clock on
Saturday night, and only a portion of
the, main building and west wing
were saved. in a damaged condition.
The loss is estimated at near four hun
dred thousand dollars. tqlrf,.irf fas,.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17
-atus uUt III N9IuD 9VrH--1OHNi
Another Big Steal in Prospect.

A Washington special says ;..d@Tiis
Washington City Ring are complete
ly outITSfiff tITSfifff funds and ~ the efforts o6Mr.
Alexander Shepherd, itsdeading spir-
it to raise ftina1 in Wall street are en-
tirely lahavaiIfihg: Among the varii-
GUS schemes, of the Ring to raise the
wind, spoken Of is am application to
Congress to let them have $4,OOO,OOO
on the pretense that they have i'm
proved the streets around the public
squares It isthought the next win
ter will. be a good time for this and
other Congressional jobs, saze9 ~.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17
Earthquake in the West.

Sioux CRY, Iowa, Oct. 1O.-On yes
terday morning this city and vicinity
was visited by quite a severe shock of
earthquake. People rushed out of
doors, and considerable excitement
prevailed for brief period. The
shock only lasted about minute and
a half, but during that time crockery
and bottles were thrown down, and
buildings were pretty well shaken up.
No serious damage to property is re-
ported. AT Fort Randall, Dakota, the
shock was severe,and great excitement
prevailed. At Yankton the shock
was family but distinctly felt. Re-
ports from other portions of Dakota
show that none ofthe principal points
escaped entirely.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17

The st. Louis Den,ocrats HJeffer-
son City special says that, on the
night of the 10th inst, the yigilants
at Aultville, Lafayette county, killed
one man and inortally wounded an
other for horse stealing" - 80
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17

ThegO egO5GonprstF&g ghtoutsFau atiekl
ct obthefr ownnin Butler county and
out46f axSte 0f,, 8, 900 il received just
27 yotesdd And it Is this handful of
men who assume to behhe Democrat
ic PARTY and;the right TO dictate It's poll
;cv 10 1iDsa-i 9df p I5EE95s bihii9ps
ni ieut adi 10 gllt -Yd aoiljmnshoo
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17

Haamil Ter t9n County did most nobly at
the 0late eleetioB but ethe Enquirer
asserts shat Ii is good fer 10.ge0 for
Greeley in n November e ~ = i'l. s'.il >
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17

Miss Nellie Grant was among the pas
sengers on the steamship Scotia, which
sailed for New York on Saturday.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17
The.Grantites have elected dstthbirfs thrice,

Uncertainties have elected thirteen
Con gressmen in Ohio, while, the Dem
oerats and Liberal Republicans haye
but seven members, This il, nothing
but a gross fraud, perpetrated under;
the form of law. It Constitutes ,stfi-
king argument for what is, known, as
the principle Of minority Etepresentatr'
ton, long advocated BY the Enquirer.
The, popular vote Of Ohio, On Sec
Fstary Of State stands a aitg3aB3 about as fol-
fS"f'f bus sYq49oi adi 2Iir0ig3ini 10
81 For the Grant lcandidate,l 256,0OeiY
'n.For the Greeley candidate t244yO00ili
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17
Majority

"A fair Congressional Representation,
according to this vote, would be eleuen
Grant men to nine Greeley men,. We
are defrauded Of t,co members, max
ing change OF four in the delegation,
by, o rascally system Of cutting up the
districts in such a manner that, even
if the State had elected the Greeley
ticket by a handsome ajority, twelve
Grant Congressman would have been
chosen to seven for the Greeley tick
,et.-Eni. ~, .''is 'l,.'' .,,i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17
How Pennsylvania was Carried
~ by the Radicals, "

LANCASTER, ,PA.,i Oct. 14.-Com-
plant was made to-dsy before Alder
man Arnweg. by Reinhardto Reiner.
Election, Judge of the Eighth Ward OF
Lancaster, against Dr.. HE. Muhien-
berg, United States Collector of In
ternal Revenue, for offering said Elec-
ton Judge two hundred dollars if he
would stuff the ballot box to reduce
Buckalew's majority to one hundred
in said ward. A warrant was issued
for the arrest of Muhlenberg. .rslI Is9x9
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17

l50r srssssgg, - !, n. geis, Eer Grant =, "a. gqfs.
"a labarla .l.... 10 Iowa i.5-s=F sl j.
Arkansas J. .,,t .,i6 kansas, or, ri; IL, 5
:California.4q. .,6, Maine al s.,,i t,1s,s7
\ tOonnectieut.c 20 Massachusetts ! 13
Delaware * .,..,.o3 .Michigan,.3, .,,,. IL
Florida "a Nebraska ls,s.,,. 3
Georgia,n i.,s ~ fe4nsyivanl.atisz Y
Indiana. :ra.., s15a South Carolina, i 4
Kentucky .i.- -sal2 Vermont ,.s t.eg5
Loqlslana- .-yi-sS SisdL q ,tiHja o.
Maryland. 1osis1 3 1isIotal vi
M Mlssourl,;: j: :.i,se121d1DIzsq sn0s-. LiH
n. =! Hath Hath thpsnire5: SosIsJs HiAtTg9 Tot
New Jersey .a.4 9oienl3aoo sidI v.ili
new I ork Joirsl S3Iad11nI yns banoIH
Tennessee2 IL. .loiieiv y1sodg d
texas 80 i-:,it dz05Gadt b9nsiDqlH 81
EW'esf 5isia, sal1ai i adu s9G14s saiu,s
3se.ii pnfqu.E b9ns Iut9d s3aezegg
lilTotal 1,,.4.a. w 1s9 .qsIsbaH ,saoilal1-
-, isil9d sid DOUBTFUL. ,gYoda ot b9
| [IfIinoisi 7ailo. a2p Ohio .5,,!i... ?!!22
| Minnesota. i5 @ regon IAl..l 70 8
| Mississippi ~ .aS Rhode Island "A
Nevada .AgsM u 8 WISCONSIN . ! 9I To
North GarolinaG 10slso5d .sHieo1 9al ~
tnOfthe doubtful States our chances
are at least even for one half Of, them,
which is abundan4Y 4Y sufficientto make
MP anyI possible detection I'M those
! States counted certain for Greeley and
1 sR,.o,aaiEgW has aIiSd sdj ar 9eoaI 10
Tiai 4slfF s93nl 1iali s7ods baE
We have every reason, therefores to
] move forward with confidence and
courage! October, iteis true,i has not
fully decided the iPresfdehtiai Contest
inI olr favor as Yeu bad hoped,
! but, the preponderence of results is
lrWithus, land alnthat we.h .haRetoo dois
i 70, ,closeo up BUR fines and use the ad;
IflYantages gained and as, sure. as No;
1 yeplberr shall Heomeasictory is ours.ina
4, Weitnust5 therefore.g you Twill iaa
! once proceed TO complete and perfect
4your organization wherever any def,
dciencies exist. Organization down to
j School Districts, so that every vote
JsWill be at .eemmand1I 1Iis what is need
4 ed more than anything else.
Dn See9 every man. a Convince TIE
doubtful and confirm I t,.ffle, !, " :wJEasyering
d Make and revise full lists of Liberal
1iBepuBlicahg' Il 1SyoSaRrl our toiWgInsship, igIs and
at pnGfe forward to .ps and alsoto you,
I County, Executive iCommitreeIoi naii
iIIoTDo the work that lis necessary to be
! ldone, ana November win hcoo conspmf hsJlns
innate the Victory which ,0etabers has
!, SO auspieiously begun nj 4nol tas
II an III ssesi r. sBRINKERHoFF! IL Il
! 4 Chairman Tib. Rep. State Ex. Com.
d HIM 5"gTl III l'fo4. s9n,q
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17

The town of Newton, Eldorado Co.,
California, was destroyed by ille on
Sunday. t
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17
IOiIo1r 7l-E-777 . p - =
sI4eenns1Ixania Election .llI

aiEfir 6fitSie SRt y arPe PepnsyiEa- vi a.
niaoiso claimed. latI over 10000 Q Re.
peatiag, bribery baliot- box stuffihg,
false counting ala TIE Busifl ess, and ii
is that ths r9aSntiittea IL M Feii9ipe ice osera s 81
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17
A T A b A RG A 1 N .
Fine Residen ce 4

offer for sale the fine residence property on
North Chestnut stl Get. now occupied by me. The
svhu uie premises are in the iinest condition and
very advantageous terms will be made with u
purchaser.
Apply ut orlce of Ranney \ Hatfield.
ii. &C. RANNEY.
RaVenna Feb II. 1S1a. ... ..H iSl-tf.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17
Bradley's Enamel Paint.

This Paint made of Pure Lead, Zinz and Lin
seed Oil, chemically combined, for cheapness,
beauty eff finish, great durability and unfading
greatly superior to paints mixed in the old way,
and will. no doubt, soon come into general use.
1t is mixed ready for use and sold by the gallon
in any desired color.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17
tiona aMa Masi u JkpgaqKpfi pgaqKpfi oil, OF

tlons was KpqWpfi sdj OF sousIsfs1
A1ssa@a Arfsnaass ida e g ksss. I8Es fina a,r1,1
Gs1Rsstlsps 6ea@aa i asPS &
Georsia GGiSGiaa l 4 asSHasRa aMShgea ,iies ..ds
KentuekEast o Ii .elt2 ls9fHgoaa "a .s39&1 9
MaryIandfnuoa a!otsFsdal5a oafofinal I RI 50
Miss Missouri %nrt Vermont str,r -ssa 2
New Jefey 30. 1aStT !Tetal. ssss os.E- .seB
TeXasssY hsic IaIifis.ts q ii s9iais nT9d
Wegga WWlegalPVlissf5a 7,i, H4a aoi1sh 9ili o no
5zGIs.sT OF Eli ili geo 5ts iltteH :.
Totalt...st,. .sEs d6sl x1orrid adF JOS
Leaving still seriously contested :tu'
CaliforniaSt o. s94A64 New Hampshire a 3
Indiana .tEt -.ra1e North Carolina ..ii IN
Mnneso6asit f5iiI : PPefins Penn afia 1l11'i . S
Mississippi :. ;e-t slissd dW isconsin llaHat9 ie1
Nevaaaa aafaIiim ijag faL bnuf owl T9Yo. OF
The result in Indiana assures that
State for GneeleY, oaddingg fifteenito
the Liberah column! iAid Then North
Carolina is Us. Get faih fofA AGEeeiesyyl i as
Massaehpsett is for i GEaut, which
would add ten IN ore fos the Greeley
vote,- -makingSf1s8 electoral votes, or
four MORE than dis heeessahFy top elect
him. Ofqthe othsr th States cpuntad
Doubtful infthe above table, Califors
Nevada, New tHamp mpshire, Mississippi
and Minnesotatare more likely t69 Cast
their votes Greeley, ha than y dor or
Gen. EraHi; EfiIfa HtiI which, should ,4theyod do
so, viii ,adda22 votes mere to the
Greeley eoluuHn, making 21O electoral
votes, FOR 26 more. than is necessary for
cnoicSi. .niobas1l lgaoHUIijsHo9 baa
1t is,1 therefore, aeyident thatii the
contest islnoti sndedj y and that tie
chances for the election of Mr.. Gree
ley are from diseopragmgs 10
accomplish that, result iWiIlirequiraa .
thoroughila aud efffcienti lofganizatfoh,
and earnest and bactive WORK from
this time tiii TIE 18th Of ,NoYembeFs
Let us, then present to the enemy an
unbroken front and.march forward to
glorious and certain victory. oil {.
10.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17

, -nfi34o s49Fas s.d Hot o. ,5ii nDjb ,3fl
ylfsigp 81 - smha sd N"d siiH Toh
-1uj sdi 1-ii nsbHUd sd "a 5Sinuoy
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17
Thomas Steel Tooth Harrow.

The teeth to this Harrow made of sS rouud
steel, of the bestquality. tempered and sharpen
ed to point, and placed in the Harrow with a
backward slant. They will never clog: are of
light draft and will thoroughly pulverize the
ground. One farmer who purchased one of me
says: Il can do twice as much in day, and
do it twice as well as with the old style OF Har-
row. Farmers will find it greatly to the ir in
terest to use this Harrow.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17
FLOWS

have on hand a variety of the most popular
Plows used in this section. Iron and Wood
Beam, Cast and Steel Plows. Also Points.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17
UEIi3lJ J z Z -llllfIl z ~ = ? =
Frightful Calamity,

-FOUR HOUSES BURIED UNDER FALL
BADLY WOUNDED. - ID ~ 30 - =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-17

saloqo ON no a9lo4 h al49mg4 III
2nnron
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-15

Watever yure congregashun bs- leaves, 'beleave the same, an preche it; draw yure Saiaray reg ular, an be happy. Yuwilfa always hay strong trends an admirurs in the famynine porshun of yure fok; aa in the event of the. wO- mans rights question ganiD grownd, i don't knO anathing ] wuid suner be than A gude-luke- ing, helthy, yung bishup if l wanted tu set in the prezidencial chare. i wuld strongly advixe yu tn go fur the Church.
 Law. Thars evrything in that. TharS so hutch in it, an so mutcn to be Sed abowt 1t that shal hay tu defur the diskusshun Ov it tts anuther ockashun. l haven't tawked so mutch betwene drinks since last eiexshun. Hear the ole gentilman made a fresh attak on the burbun, fell back in his sete an sune became awair, by the moosick ov his nasal Orgun, that he wus enjoyin tired natur's calm repose. shal here the opinion ov my venerable garjian on Law be- four make up my mind, an shah inform yu. In the meane time let ne knO what ar the chances fur A yung man ov my ability seakin offs in Arizona. Yures,
 RIP ". TWINKLE. Junior.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-15
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The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-15
Letter from Our American Cousin

MAINTAIN HOUsE. May 6, '72.
 EDIrUR SENTINEL:-Havin nig. 'leckted to purvide miself with let
 ters frum Washinton, i'm obliged
 tu interdoose miself tu yure notis threw yure columns. i',n A yung
 man ov grate ability-desended
 rum an ilustrius famllie-an bare an ilustrius name. Havin deter
 mind to devote my life to the sur
 wis ov my kuntry. ileft my ances- tral hum in the katskilis, an went down to moo Ork tn konsult my garjian Petrolium V. Nasby, late c. c. R., wich wus in the state ov Kintuky. i fownd that grate an gude man stil in poseshun ov the same brilliant interleckt with wich he's hertofour astOwnded the per litical world. iownd him in the bar ov A cherry street kornur Gro- gerry. i unfoulded tu him the desire ov my hart, an he applaw- ded my patriotick -esolushun. "That" sed he, as he wyped the presperashun rum his nobel brow, "is the berthrite ov evry amerri- kan cityzun. The pole star ov his ambishun, an the gole ov his erth- ly desires" After this karack- tur:stick bust ov elokuence he emptyed sumthin less than A kuart ov burbun, an kontinood: "Fur d yung man settin out in life, i kno ov no oporchunity bcttur than the present. All the ole ishoos ar ded, an the partys ar about in the same koniition. A yung man seakin offs haz but 10 chuse his grown, an then wurk, i don't meen that yu shud attemp tu du ena- thin usefool, fur ther is nothin so likely tu injur yure purlitickal prospects, as the suspishun Ov yure havin at ena-time in yure life ernd yure Twin honistly. Rip, my boy, avoid wurk as yu wood smallpox.
 Leev trades fur the vurgur; pur. litishuns war made tu roOl; attend tu the advise ov an ole war.hoss that's bin thar, an kslos how it is himself. Had i in my yuthe actid on this principul. insted ov beein an eS-postmaster wood now be chee: 'justis ov the unitid states ov But gu ,u Wurk tu fern the reWdjnientsnv sum purfeshun. II is not lieSScSaTy tn Gecum tho. roiy akwainte,l with it; just fern tSs. .7~.-si4-9! t,r-IrlS NI hart .tu
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-15

all the time; 10 will giv yu A ham, del tu yure name an A standin in society that yu cuid get no other way. The mex queshtion is wIsat purfeshun tu Tern. ther is the Ar my, Church, Fizick. Law and the Pres. An rite here let me warn yu aginsteverhavin anathin tu du wit that institooshup, fur ther is nuthin in it. Tu be a noospapur Editur it is necessary tn hay branes, an they ar not needed in purli- tickal life; besides ther is hard wurk in it, an that, as i sed be- four, Wuld injur yure prospects,. Agin, ther is no muuny ia it. The noospapur Editur Is a A gude dele like A man herd this mornin, growlin abowt his bordin house. He sed the stake wus as tufY as Blazis; he had tn wate an age tn git it, an wen it did cum it wuldn't choak A crow. It is so with the Editur. Evrybody makes use ov him, and all the plunder thateums tu his shair wUidn'tchoak A crow. Whatever yu du, hav nuthin tn du with the Press.
 The Army. TharS not mutch in it excep in war time, all we ar not likely tn t.av ana war. Yu kin git A handle to yure name in it, an that is gude; but yu kin git A bigger 1 in the Milisia A gude dele oscar, besides it wont intur- fear with yure purlitickal biznis, it may help it sum.
 Fisick. Thars nuthin in it. Hoo ever herd Ov A Oocktur rHnnin for prezident ov the unites states? If yu wurkd hard yu mite get ap- pointid kontrack Docktur in the Army, but that is ownly anuther name fur respectable starvashnn, besides it's opun tn the same ob- jecEshun as the Press-it requires branes an stii wurse tlard wurk. Hay nuthin tu du with F'isick.
 The Church. Thars 4 gude dele in it. If i wus offurd the nomina- shun of nex prezident, or an ap- point,nent tu the first vakant Bishopric, kandidly akDo!ege i wu.cu't kno Wich tu ciluse. i wuId strongly advi@e yu 10 take the Church, as beleaye ya ar eminent'y tittid tu adorn it. Branes ar uot Eesasary-in iack, if gu had them they wuli git yU in. su trUiie. W'urk thar IS nun. All va hay tu dG is tn toiic inc flsSur.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-15
Asizona Sentinel.
Published every Saturday, by
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-05
From Bloom iHgddiC.
BLooMINoDAIE, April 1st, l

5LoohISGDALE, April lst, ls72.
JED. TRUE NoRTHERNER Election passed
of here very quietly to-day and resulted in the
election OF the entire Republican ticket, some
thing that has not been done here for some
years before. Every year union is attempted
at the general caucus, but split ia usually the
result, and this year was no exception, but the
result of he election was almost q surprise to
ala clean sweep.
Times are dull III the way OF news this way.
The storm OF Saturday has done very serious
damage especially to the peach orchards. sat
urday nigh, the noise in the woods near town
was startling, trees falling and limbs breaking
N every direction, and sunday morning all ma
ture. in shape, seemed to have gone into gen.
eral mourning, but in color it was splendid.
Everything encased il an armor Of crystal
glass, the weight OF which was too much for
the spindle limbs OF the trees and their seeming
defense proved their destruction. Apple or
chards Will not suffer much, but in the peach
regions tue loss must be serious.
just at present we are over-stocked with one
staple article AID that is mud. IL you want to
"lnow how il is YOURSELF" just take a one
horse wagon and canvass this part OF the coun-
ty in the interests Of the TRUE NoRrHERSEB
and you will have chewed the pudding
We have read with much interest the accounts
OF the closing Of all the saloons and strichnine
holes In Paw Paw. and were greatly pleased
that all were shut up and pledged to stay shut
mp, bat from Its effects on some OF our citizens
who occasionally OF semi visit Paw
Paw the water needs looking to. We did not
know that YOU had water works for the supply
OF the town but this water does certainly work
on our citizens. would advise an analysis, it's
effects in chronic cases are quicker and stronger
than either the Otsego or Constantine wells,
there people go miles and carry off barrels at
time. while all folks our way want Tor two
horse load is couple OF pint TASKS OF Paw
Paw water. 1t took Constantine two years TO
change the oil well into salt we'll and from
that to a mineral we'll they had but one news
paper. You have two. and / am satisfied that
you have the making OF Paw Paw IN your
hands. Three weeks strong TAX without any
salt viii develope spiritual well IN your place,
Z is known 10 some one that wishes to monop-
Ollie the whole thing, and il is cautiously sold
at about - cents pint. Ii cures temporarily
the worst cases of rheumatism, invlgorates,
magnetizes the whole being just think what
constant use OF it would do when YOU get bath
houses and fashionable surroundings, Nasty
would leave Confederate y Roads for such
place.
A few NIGHTS ago we had al arrest for steal
ing at Bear axe station $50 but it iizzled for
some reaso2 and prisoner set at liberty.
Nothln- stirring at present but the mud.
ours, JOIN SMITH.