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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25
Law MAxI4s WORTH REMEM-
AS BERING.
Administrators are liable to accol

Il
Administrator are liable to account
for interest on funds in their hands,
! although. no profit shall have been
made upon them, unless the exigen-
cies of the estate rendered it prudent
that they should hold the funds thus
uninEested.
When a hsuse iserendered untena-
ble-ih conseauence Of EnproEemenfs
made on the adjoining lot, the owner
of such cannot reeeEer damages, be
cause it is presumed that he had
knoHfedge Of the approaching danger
in time to pro tect himself from il.
A persnn who has been led to sell
goods, by means of false pretenses,
cannot 6sooVer4 them from s0ne who
has purchased them iur gopd faith
from the fraudulent vendor.5s,.sr -
An agreement of the holder of a
note to give the principal debtor time
for payment! without dspriving HIM
self Of the right to suey does not dis
charge the suFetyG hledssuOH .4ioJ
ira day bookicopi5d from = ablotter"
in which, charges are first made, will
notabe received in evideneeas q book
OF original entries, a5 = . =. s','.'f ii -
The Iruitssor grass, On 3 farm or
garden of an intestate descend to the
heir. =
Money paid on Sunday contracts
may be recovered.
A debtor may give preference to
one creditor over another, unless
fraud or special legislation can be
proved.
A private person may obtsin an in
junction to prevent a public mischief
by which he is affected in common
with others.
pAfipisterg efAhe 9ggEsl Fesi3ing i9
apT i1cpgPorafad tbNn iarA not sSr
empt from jury, military or hre SER
Permanent erecfions and fxtures,
made by the mortgagor after the exc
cution of the mortgage upon land
eChveYed by it, become, a part of the
mortgaged pkerhises!S ;
IA seller of GOODS, ehattels, or other
pBopeEfY commits mo- frau6 in law,
Wien he neglects to teltthe 0ureheser
of hEfawssde defects1oE u1soundness
in fhe1same. -
TEeVpinion Of witne essesRas< <tos the
valte of dog that baEbeeA killed is
notSad dmissible ia ayidence.5 TIE val
ue ef the animal e to be- de@ded by
Gfsany period putEG feseS On COR
ploNGon the land of Snotherc be is
liahfe for tRespassS Swhefher the owner
1Es Sustained injury or nos.@o . 9
liza person, WHO is unable from a.
messy fOSsign (his SwiA;== hass his hand
gaideadp making his 7park sst igna-
tUtss is valid. =oE9S
-A. VIE scannotsbe 5@vist sasof re-
cefvialo- -sto leh hr6ods, Rhen Fs6e- re-
iHed them df he's hasband. q .
An agent is liable ItoShfs principals
for soss-cause1~byzhis misstRtements
thongh-unintenaolals sT
All ScRttfe fOdnde at large upon any
pubic road can be dfix6n by any per-
son.to-the pub bfik pound
No hRM il Under an obligation to
make Known his circprastapcesSwhsp
BE is buying gYNds. 8.
aCMohey paid for thepArpese of set
tling or 5compounding D prosecution
for SupposedDfelonys cannot be re-
Covered back by party paying it.
A stamp impressed upon an instru-
ment, by way of seal, is as good as
seal, if it creates durable impress
sion in the texture of the paper
From Chtlds ChdutGuquG Co. Gaz-
eteer.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

A LAw-ABIDING Doc There is a
knowing dog (and yaHer one at that
in town who complies with the letter
but not exactly with the spirit of the
law in relation to to muZzling CANNES
during the dog-days. He is never
without a muzzle, but instead of wear
ing it strapped over his nose, as other
dogs do, he carries it in his mouth,
and is never seen on the street with
out it. When he halts to rest he
drops it between his fore legs; but
whenever he starts he picks it up and
jogs along quietly, looking as if he
would say to all policemen: " 1 am a
laW-ahidinp Tray. As Won see. I have
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

LNOTIOE.-Halbort e, Esyell whose
IL present place of residence Is Unknown, is
hereby notified that Alvina EwelI did. on the
6th.day off Septembef. Al u,s1ST3s file her Ileti-
tfon in the soffice Of the Clerk Of the Court of
HGonnlOn Pleas within iand9 for the tOounty of
Portage and State Of Ohio, charging the said
HAlboft e EVFe1p with habItHal dfunkehness
and gross, neglect of duty for more than three
yeaIs lasepast, and extreme cruelty, and ask
ing that she be divorced from said HaIbert T.
Ewell, and for custodYaof minor child; which
Position win stand fer hearing at the next term
Of said Court. La ss- 3ALNlNA EW4sLI4s5 5zs
- BY Rock wen q Norris, her att'ys
s eptemberj11stA gL.E18I8S2eA 6WI foo3 sIi,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

MOLLY ADAMS, of Lacrosse, Wis
consin, had thre( ioTeI stcPme to see
her on a-fecent Sunday evening. The
lass thought there were two too many,
and ordered one of the trio to leave.
He did so. She then told the other
two that she would give them ten
minutes to decide which of them
should remain for the evening. So
saying, she retired from the room, and
for time a sharp rough and tumble
fight ragged in that parlor, which end
ed in a cPppromise ~ the effect that
tEd1 fFfpss hrt tbh faiels Y in
EsPr r b ~ OllN IL & Y jas j4s
two should leave.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

fT sEGAB NOTIOEE.-T Jerome GFasell, who
nQtihed that on the 18th day Of August, A.. D.,
1S75, Salome y! Gfhyelp filed her petition IN the
Court of Common Pleas of Portage County
Ohio. against yon, praying for divorce, on the
Ef6Hnd of habituaI drnnk eness for three years
3pd forlextrenle crnolty-f She also asks the Gus
tody of the minor child-James. .Grayell--and 10
have her maiden name restored te her. Said
petition will be for hearing at the next term of
said Court.
: You are also, further notified that said petit
9i6hef will take the depositions OF siindry wit
Resses. to be used tho trial of said cause, at
the ofIice OF Hon. William Mcfarland, Cleve-
lAnds a Dhi0s on the 10th day Of Ootobor a. D..
1878, between the hours of O'Clock a. m =, and
solelock p I'M. and to be e0ntihted nom day to
Tib61 s4siiBy FRO FERRIS d PHELPS,
u August aB.3 B3is@a A'soFpeysa0r fss's'enef
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

A CLYDE gin #4iorwas lookingiaR
circus clown dWbirlipg & . hat with b
stick, remarked to her young man,
chat She used to do that. y The young
man was looking at atascontortionistin
another part of the arena, W hohad hia
legs tied around his neck. An expla-
nation was necessary.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

A DMINfsrRAToR's SALE OF REAL
IN ESTATE. .ipNKNOtt 93St3et8s'Y
of Portage county. ONO, will sell at public
auction on Saturday, the 18th day of October,
1873 a. O'Clock p ms,3 upon the Cpremises in
Randolph. the following described real estate
situate in Randolph, Portage county, Ohio, and
being a part of,Lot No. 90 bounded on the north
by land OF J. u. Haughawout. east by land of
Iphn q AAerschler south By lot Ainet and west by
acres of larid, more or less. fiAlpraiSeil at $eH
Terms Of sale-One-third down, :one-third in
one anu Sne- third in two years ffeInday ofsale;
the payments to be secured bypmortgage on
premises - y - p itst DAVID SfMISON. -
Administrator of J Shields Stallstnith, decd.
e. A. REED, Atty.
September II, 1879. 4w & vFta 70 aDtftf a5sfs
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II EaAfONOFICRl EsI 5I1 5a 5eET
Charlotte Morrison Of the state Of Ohio will
take notice that Eansoh M0ffison of the eouIt ty
Of Pnrtage and State of Ohio,l di1s9on the 9th
day Of seRtem ber,, 1873 flej his petition in the
Courts0f OomInon Pleas within and for the coun-
said Charlott Morrison. 5defendaut asking that
ne may be divorced from her, aliegfnR as q
canse shat said defendant has been wfIlfally alb
sent fFem pla5nti for more than three years last
past: Delendantis is required toaansWer by the
29d day Of October 1878. Said cause viii be for
hearing at the next term 6f the GourtFof Com
m2n Pldas Of said county 9f Portage. t.iss,I
Stts~r1S H+4 = - j. II. NICHOLS
. september 5. 1S73. 9A3-RIH 4 - -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

A NOVEL CURE FoR. DYsPEPsIA.-
The following Is DE.BroWn-Seq s
method OF treating dyspepsia, which
he claims has been successful, in the
majority Of cases, during the last ten
years Of his practice The plan con-
sists in giving but very little solid or
huid food or any kind of drink at a
time, and giving these things at regu-
lariataalVdls Of sfE0m ten 10 tWen y1of
thirty minutes, All sorts OF. food may
be faiksfl III that way, but during the
sheEt period when sneh tviel is Made,
it ts4 obvious 4 that lthe5 faneiesf OF
the .patient sre to- he laid aside; and
nQprishing food, such as roasted or
,beciled meat, lespeeialfy y beef emutton,
eggs, welIzbaked bread and milk, with
b6tEe nd cheese and s very odef-
ate quantity of vegetables and fruit
oughEte ebhstithfe the dietary of the
patian taaNFea tFyst0 rBliexeae.T his plan
should be pufsued t@o Or three v eeiSs,
after which the patient should gradu-
alIY return to the ordinary system Of
.eaffn REQ times a day q he most
varied diet, as regards the kind soi
.foed, can be Followed under this plan
as well as when one has only two OF
three. meals q, day The only ahso-
lutei iesssntial points are that The
vAn0nnts of food taken every ten, fif-
TEEN, Event 81 thirty minutes be very
.sgnaE 13R0m one to four mouthfuls)
and that the quantity of solid food in
q day be from thirtY=two to farty
onhc 81 litda less lWhea, ihstsad
of water, the patient drinks beef-tea
or milk.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

AN ALTON Qll.) woman recently
threw brick at q dog and hit her hus-
band who stood fifteen, feet behind
her This is an illustration Of wo-
mans WAYS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

A Missouri woman turned her hus-
bahd upside down In the milk churn
the other day because he sw0re at her
mother. He respects his mother-in-
law now. -ser gal2 s7sfosl
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

Be sCHEERFUI.. IL Come, now, be
cheerfuI.e If you cannot pay, your
debts immediately, do the best you
can, and pay them as you are able
ACare killed cat" If you have not
ffty cents to luxuriate upon the deli
cacies of the season, appropriate hall
that aniohns for something more sub
stantial and welcome; Kiss your wife,
If you have one If not, kiss come
pretty girl and marry her Immediate
lly--fOr acts of desperation frequently
result happily and benefcially in their
effects. II you have children, romp
with them; If not, romp with your
fleighbor's. Look upon the bright
side of everything-Keep your mind
in the right trim, and if you find your
native town will not support you,
pack up and go somewhere else. At
all events, be cheerful.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

A MmWAUKEE woman seven feet
high hangs her four-feet husband at
her Waist-belt as an ornament.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

Better than grandeur. better than gold.
Than rank aud title thousand fold.

Better than grandeur. better than gold.
Than rank aud title thousand fold.
Is healthy body, mind at ease,
And simple pleasures that always please;
A heart that can feel for n neighborss woe
And share his joys with genial glow
With sympathies Isrge enough to unfold.
All men as brothers. are better than gold.
Better than gold is a conscience clear.
Though Ioiling for bread in an humble sphere
Doubly blest with content and hsaIth.
Uutried by lust and cares Of wealth;
LoWiy living and lofty thought.
Adozn and ennOble poor mans cot.
For mind and morals or natures plan.
are the genuine test Of gentleman
Better than gold is the sweet repose
or the sons OF toll when their labors elose5
Better than gold is the poor mans sleep.
And the balm that drops on his s1nmber deeD
Brings sleeps daughters to the downy bed.
WhGrs lax airy pillows his aching headfs Z
Iilt STD pier bplate labor deems I. i8tssf
A shorter road to the land Of dreams
Better than gold is thinking mind,
Hkafin Al reaIEn Of books cans3ind ( e - -
A treasure surprising Australians ore.
And live with the great and good of yore,
The sage,s loFs aha NE p6efi lay9 y VI 4fSl3;
The Elories of empires passed away,
The worlds great dream viii thus enfold.
And yisla pDssshrf better tedh 4Oad - ~
, Better than gold Is peaceful home,
Where al the hrezide charities come
The B6IHe 81 love and the lesEeh Of faifei 5fI I
HaIl0Wed by mother, sister or wife;
However humble the home may be.
Or tried with sorrow by Heavens decree.
The blessings that never we're bought or sold,
AmaseptA ore bettdr. .fhqnegOld. > 4ey
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

A MILTON, Wisconsin, man has a
yearling colt that weighs ], ,200pounGs.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

HGAk NoriCE.gMaSsprian IA 4. smith, sii who
IL is supposed to reside in the city of Balti-
more Nd lis herelly tifed that Elisha. Smith
did on the 18Th. day Of September, A. d., 1873
file his petition IN the o1fee Of the Clerk Of the
Conft Of Common Pleas within and for the 0oun-
ty of Portage, and State OF Ohio, charging the
said AfarianA: Smith with gross neglect OF duty
for three years last past and adultery. and
praying. 10 be di VorCed5 f6thQ said iai4af A.
Smith. which petition will stand for hearing at
the next term of said aid~0Ouft,---
ELISHA SMITH
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CME MOWER AND REAPER

of which we are the Builders, and ask their
early and careful examination of the Machines.
This Machine is not an experiments but has been
thoroughly tested for a number of years, and
has proven to be q perfect Machine and a perfect
success. 80
1t is generally conceded by the intelligent
farmer that Moving Machine must have
TWO DRIVING WHEELS. 4 FLEXIBLE FIN
GER BAR, PERFECT BALANCE, LONG JOUR
NAILS, AND GREAT SIMPLICITY, A WHOLE
AXLE, INoLosED GEARING. PERFECT ADJusTA-
BILITY, EASE OF MANAGEMENT, A SPRING Sc AT,
PERFECT CUTTERS, CHANGEABLE SPEED, and
many other important features. The Acme
combines all of these and many other funda-
mental principles; is made of the best material
and in the most workmanlike manner, with in
terchangeable parts.
This machine is not supporting a swarm of
agents, whose wages are acharge upon the pur-
chaser, but will be sold at prices such as will
give the purchaser the benefit of this saving
Every machine fully warranted. = - = -
Extras constantly on hand, and repairs
promptly made.
Send for pamphlet. Apply to or address
THE RAVENNA MANUFACTURING CO..
Ravenna. o.. May %. 1872. 1g7
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WlLLIAM pAULUs. .Adm,r
Daaed at sumed september SIT sd. isTs sGssS ssssM

DAlea at sulneld' septemoer 3D. 1873. 26S-pw
A LExANDER sTRKETNG's ESTATE.
"a Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed and qualified Ad-
ministrator of the estate of Alexander Ster-
ling, late Of Sha alersyil T,uTtaKe County. Ohio
deceased ii. III. STEW EMS. Admir-.
l,9lRaNOnna. o., Sept. 13 1873. 264 8w.1. n
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y y :s$;;: ss$E Z; /;
lsl q gaE kfstse J, falalll ! ba. kdsl se9,

never necessary to remind him of it.
Smart dog that. He is a good ma
tured old fellow, too, and doesn't bark
O. nights, like Kelly's now famous
cur. lie don't belong to that breed.
Washington Star.
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RTOFICR-TO the CreditSrS OF VViIliarn
In Stout. deceased. - - = :
On the I'd day OF SepteaRb Rbere in thoaveAr 1878
the Probate Court of Porta GO county declared
the estate OF William Stout, deceased, to be
probably tns0lvent Creditors are therefore re-
qGired to present their claims against the estate
vol ithc undersigned for allowance within six
mon tins from the time above mentioned or they
VIII not be entitled to payment
WILLIAM 1tAITTIIG. Admir-
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nTlnn o.sS ssases 81 A11ByaS.o h%moni. GSsTo +
HtHnmMt form, Spirits of Camphor
Nh 4 II III qtqEe 9f rLtYpu me. kgil
eauaIled in the annals of Medicine for the cure
OF Catarrh Nervous or Sick Headache. Neural
gia Trembling and TWitching of the Nerves,
and all Nervous Diseases. It will counteract
all poisons, Danish pimples, cure scaly eruption
itchiRg humOrs &C.; it equalizes the circulation
ipyigorates the system. increases the action of
the heart, without exciting the brain. cures
Heartburn, Palpitation and huttering of the
Heart Dyspepsia sc. Briggs Alleyantor alb
solutety possessesmbre caratiye properties than
any otfier prepafation. dEaflysteIans, chemists,
and others are requested to examine and test the
remedy and 81 go will lie paid if found differ
ent from representation. Sold by BRAINERD
csrlT
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remedy, and 81 go will lie paid if found differ
ent from representation. Sold by BRAINERD
MnIi0NnV Much has been said and writ
EMNNEWKN ten, and many remedies have
OVO OOMOi cure Of throat and lung dis
eases; but nothing has been so eminently sue
eessful or obtained sucn WIde celebrity, as
sMffTH WOODRUFF { CO. N y
AnA NAR Ths excgpt ting pain .pFodueed
RI fIBa SSnid6a 81 R64s skaSIsIssE, s5g ssisE
YVEWWf al4r Esin pain remf II ereE
b. d II sSa; sSFa 8FIsa e6sn s
End a1d ks5yiii 9S SS0s6 Sd .gJ g
fectual, and justly merit the success they have
earned from an appreciative public. The Cura-
tive is y healing ointment; immediate relief is
obtained by its application and IL will positive
ly cure the worst cases of Festered COrns In
famed and liberated Bunions, the sorest Instep
the largest and severess blisters. the most ex-
tensive Callousties on the soles and heels of the
feet, unequaled in the cure of ChilbIains and
s51sse iGr oflna[y = Cons S
Rafss 8H dy 'g sy9 50 SR S ASs fS T
BELDING g ARMSTRONG.
AnnMnF Are the most plentiful kind of
uRN ::s !; ;aRsi9 5Rs sssrS * Issss
young ladies who daily promenade fashioable
resorts; middle aged matrons; old maids,
dreSsAtl Fp toegAear youn and gay; dandisg
itaIe WaIkin
lawyer. clerk artizan and mechanic of all ages
and stations. have a full supply of corns, bun
ions, bad nails, and other Deliberations of the
feet, all of which are banished and cured by the
nse of Briggs Corn and Bunion Remedies AL
leviator and Curative. Sold by BRAINERD & Son.
MRkFnN It's all very well for those not
UHkXN troubled to think it is nothing to
"E.AI have Piles; for this reason, the un-
q M@@0s fortunate sufferer gets very little
sympathy; the agony of Tophet Is not or cannot
be much worse than the torture endured by
millions who are troubled with internal bleed-
ing, external and itching Piles. Glad tidings
to the sufferer. Briggs Pile Remedies are mild
safe and sure, Sold by SMITH, WOODRUFF n Co.
n n nHnU Br lions. Bad Nails and all dis
WU II. eases, of the feet. Cancers and
HHMW.NT Serofu1ous Humors, Piles, &c,
0QhAaaO1 jskfllfullg l&n d successfully
trGated at tho great cchtPal ChirOpodisal and
Healing Institute, d0T broadway, Now York
Dr. j. BRIGGS u COS lProprietoFs.
5olho ,ti-Bs9 ~ SOLD Bf=hliiiia 3a iaiati
BELDENGI a. ARMSTRONG. BIaAINEHD
4 SON. AND SMITH, WOODRUFE& co.
252-y.
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.,r4avIpe frpm., .sss4AAsaironqacE a Murray :,
From the advance sheets of Rev.
w. III. I'll. Marray's new book on
q The Hose" we extract the folIeW-
sure thai ne horse you Pur-
chase has symmetry, viz: is well pro-
portioned throughout. Never pur-
RhRMa kggsg beeRuse he 8gs BpleHHid
ae eIbpA5Sotkofs8 s8ne part ofzhis o.
ganizafion, if he be lacking in any
othGf 4boFe sll1 k9ePFFflf in 4in d
whakl86 q a18 bdyfnS Ssfdr, and buy the
horse best adapted to the work you
will reqaife7 OF him and when such
aa,a9ipal sryonrs, be content, Never
i0ekSys Jan Occasional exehRng ge may
be. allowable, but this, daily swap
ping of horses adEertises q mans in-
cCHlp etehcY for anything higher. AM
other caution is this: Never purchase
a haKae until you have seenA him mbve,
aud, under the same conditions to
iWFaich hD will be exposed in the SER
vice You will expect of him. If for q
[1B4fD h6fse3 bee him draw, back and
turn fbthd iii both directions; if for
the road see how he handles himself,
not Ihefefy on level ground, but GO
ing mp. sharp deeliTities, and, above
al, in descending them. In this way
You will ascertain the faults or excel
lencies of both his temper and struct-
urel ITrDlIT II - -FDQ 1851
@In these exercises drive him your
self The Teins in a ski1ful, band.
aided by the whip or month, can. be
made to conceal grave defects.9ELet
him move with loose rein, so thai
he may take his natural gait, and moi
his artificial ) for, by so doing you
will defect any mistakes Of judgment
yod nay have made when looking
him over in q state of activity. Many
q time uusoundness will appear in
motion,tWh no inspectieH of the
eve and finger, however close, can as
certaiRF When you have walked him
and logged him, If he is to serve any
ather than mere draft purposes, put
him 70 his bpeed, and keep him at it
f0f b SUFFICIENT distance to test his
breathing capacity then pull him up ;
1mfffp fron the wagon GAd look at his
HANKS, inspect his nostri1s, aud put
your ear close to the side of his chest,
in order to ascertain if >the action OF
the heBrt Ii normal. IF this exercise
has eatlsed him to perspire freely, all
the better; for you can then see,
when you take him back to the stable,
Whether he dries OFF quickly, as all
horses do in perfect health"
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.H9IouWAa

iHaa s'aoiisi9os Z nae bns saa fa1
asuolI u.
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N EGAfDNOFICRi

lisaIsW BY Rockwelr q Norris his attorneys
Sept, IL 1873 St., hs,s 40 sngr llnlIsi.r ]