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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-23

ScnoLAR:Hrs.--The State Sur
sivors Association have awarded y
'ch"larship in the Kings Mountain
Military Academy to Julian Bland ;
and scholarship in tho Carolina
Military Institute to Yates
Snowden. Tho Association has now
ono more scholarship in each Of these
institutions to dispoSc Of.
OF Tho Executive Committee
have called a peoples convention
in Columbia on 9th October. Con.
Bratton has been requc sted to call
meeting in Fairfield to elect
delegates. We presume he will oall
meeting on saleday in October.
Lot every one Interested in tho cause
of honesty bs present.
sN5" The Tax Union delegates of
the 18th Congressional district have
recommended congressional nomi.
mating convention in Columbia on
the 9th October.
At meeting in Winnsboro last
Saturday Messrs d. Province, i. T.
Elkin and d. II. Feaster were chosen
as delegates to cost tho vote of Fair.
field in this convention.
RELIGIOUS NorroE. There will be
daily Union services in the Methodist
Church during this week at II O'Clock
+. N. The various Ministers of the
place are expected TO participate in
tho services, and the public arc in
vited to attend. Rev. A. Coke Smith
OF Columbia will pteaoh on Monday
aight:: Other aupeuneements will be
Mado hereafter.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-23
BOOTS & SHOES,
Oh

All Of which will he sold NJ low ay any
house in tho r.wn for the CASH Ly
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24

A Navy YoRK letter says: There
are great many churches in this city
that are known better by their slang
lanes than by any other. First and
foremost is 'The Little Church Around
the Corner that is never called by any
other name, Before il received that
name, however. it was called the
Church Of the Holy Cucumber, from
the way i'm which it covers the ground.
The present name has become so pop
nIar that few know it by any other,
aud could not now tell you what its
real name is. When the excitement
about this church was at its height ]
used 20 see drayman's cart Vbou: the
town eth The Title Church Around
the Corner painted in big letters on
the dash board. The Rev. DIR. Billows'
chueh which is built of alternate lay
ers of marble aud brick, is known as
she sHoly Zebra, or the 'BeeTsteak.
9'here iS a church further up town Ol
the Dolly Warden style of architecture
that goes by the name of the Holy
Oil-cioth.' st. Alban's is called the
Holy Cantliesiick, from lie very High
Church tendencies, and there is anoih-
er known az the Great Tea Warehouse
of Prayer An Episcopal Church OF
Fifth axeiue, in the neighborhOod Of
hurry Hill, whose rector and curate
have each the nnenviabie reputation oI
being cruel fIirts, is known as the
Church of the Holy Jilts.' There are
ether churches with slang names, bat
these are among the best known"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24

THE EFFECT OF FEEDtNo APPIEs O
COw.-The Newburyport Uer0lf Is
anxious that farmers should overcome
their prejudice against feeding APPLES
to cows. 1t argues that although u
COW, If let loose among heaps OF ap
pies, will speedily gore herself aud
''dry up" her supply of milk for day
or two, yet if she has proper proper
tion of apples with her feed she will
increase her milk and the quantity
aud quality of her butter. o. c agri-
eulturist, who fed out his small apples
at the rate of half bushel day for
each mich COW. reports that the result
was that his butter in The winter
months was as high colOred and as
finely favored as in June. Another,
who tried the same experiment.. found
that his cows gave third more milk
than those of his neighbOrs, and the
butter which he made was so yellow
that he was accused of coloring 1t.
Levi Bartlett. well Known practical
farmer, affirms that cider apples are
worth q good deal more TO ieed 20
covys than for cider. AS apples are AL
plenty in most localities this season,
this would seem good time for farm
ers who have not tried this 4 exper
u,ent 10 do so and comparison q
results will soon show whether the
advantages of the plan have been over :
stated.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24

They call him Sandy Claws out
West.
Music Of The spheres-The clicking
OF billiard balls.
Pref. Tyndall is on the wGr-path.
His cry is, up, and atom.
There are various stations in life,
but the least desirable is the police
station.
a Milwaukee editor has got his base
burner down to such . fine thing that
he doesn't have to get mp but three
times per night TO see to the fire.
A western poet who had expressed
the wish to die Hamid the grand soli-
tude Of the eternal mountain tops,
Was killed by the explosion of pint
Of cheap kerosene.
There is still another poiat in favor
Of narrow-guage railroads. Wnen
the lOcOmOtiva runs over q man, two.
thirds Of the body is left in good con-
ditiOn for Identification.
An improvident Danbury youth en-
tertains q high appreciation for thC
State prison, which he regards as "th'
only place where a fellow is no
every Saturday night"
NOW lncns S4lo Pny elOAAA, SnS~A
lily, 10 patient, you have got along
far enough 10 indalge In = little ami
NAL food, and" mo you don't
dsetOF," intsrrupted the patient; "Iv
suffered enough ON your Cruel ans
SI0ps, and I'd starVc sooner than be
gin on hay and oats.
HHoW muchsis your stick candy Z
inquired q boy of q candy dealer
six sticks for five cents" "Six stick
for ave eants, ehg Now, lem'mo a0e
Six stieks for i've cents, Eve fer fou
eonta, four fer three cents, there Re
two eents, two fer one cent, one fG
notkin2 III take one" And he wake
eut, Leaving the eandy-man in q stat
0f boWfldsrmsnt.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24


NATURAL WoNDERs IN CALlFoRNIA
Que Dr. HarkneSs reports to the
Academy Of Science in San francisco
that, upon the line which divides Las
sen and Plumas countIea, California,
be visited an exiiMct volcano. He
describes il as being three miles long
BY half mile wide, aud thinks it is OF
recent origin. There are trunks of
trees standing upright and a great
number of stamps on the bank. The
lava lies in fakes from a cubic foot in
size to a ton weight. For several
hundred acres surrounding the crater
ground is void OF vegetation. The
doctor feels certain that The volcano
has been active during ths past TWEEN
ty wears, and saws the Indians there
Eaboiils say theirifatller inform ed them
that all the mountains there were
iouce on fire. The doctor also report is
The discovery in the same region of a
lake larger than Tahoe, hitherto nn-
known TO white men, exceptto an oc-
cAsional hunter. The lake he says, is
8 $50 feet above the sea, the highest
lake in the world. He calls it Lake
lLivinRstone, iii honor OF the great 0x-
plorer Such, condensed, is the doc
bOE statement " uOH hiiO W
about the lake, but the smoking
mountain in PluInas is one of the ira
ditions of The old settlers there. I'm
migrants OF 40 aud so tell, as they
felt their weary way ACROSS the mOun-
tains, of seeing L1sseu's Peak and the
! smoking mountain. Tn Indian $: DRY
is like most Indian narratives, much
more poeticaI than truthful. Tbs
time when all the M pumfaims were on
Are probably refers 10 the annual
burning of the chappara!, and oihei
uId@rbrush OF the forests, in order Ie
keep their hunting grounds clear. and
t,T prevent really dangerous fires. That
country irsm PiuImls 10 The Oregon
linz Is very beauii ul and very grant
y s-migin add, il il veiy rich in hs
! broad va ieys aud its magnificent
growth 0r timber. Whax SOME com
pany of enlightened capitalists build q
narrow gauge r04d rOMOroviIle1C
: ludinna Valley Only sixty live miles
-'his region will begin TO be explor.
ed, Ind men will wonder that ID was
, gIven over 70 long 10 the Indian and
i the wild boa :. = FirgiRia (Ne0da't)
Enterprise,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
AcIrY w1Ta s1LvER-pAvEB srkEkr1s

From the Virginia (AeA.) Enterprise.
Our principal streets, being naca-
damIizsd with refuse ore taken from
the minss in early days, aud being
coated with the rich ore thai has year
after year been shifted down upon
them from the ere wagons, are now
every-where more or less argeIhifer-
QUE. Indeed, there is not the slight
est stretch Of the imagination in say
Ing that We never take = step in town
but we are walking ON silvcr-Ihat
oar streets are literally paved with
silver. While speaking Of This ract a
day or two since, . young man bet his
friend the price of the assaying aud
'sthe cigars" that he would take a
Jump Of mud off the wheel eff bus
then standing before them. and wouid
get cut OF il precious metals to the
yalHe OF over So per ton. An ounce
or two of mud was taken from the
wheel of the vehicle and placed in the
hands OF an Rssayer, who was not
told where the sample was obtained,
and who no doubt supposed that he
was dealing with decompOsed ore a
vein matter from one of the mine
The assay was made, and the asSays-I {
certificate showed that the samIsE
contained: "SilVer' $7.54; gold, 50 30
total, 60 S." After this we IN Y ut
on airs, even though our STREETS &
yillain0usIy muddy occasionally, 'oI
the very mud on our boots contains
both silver and gOld-is not the WI.
gar mud of the ''coW county towns
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
LIrrLn roLns. DIoTIoaARY.


A writer in the SchosldGg Magazine
has gathered together the following
Dictionary WOrds, as defined by small
people, here and there:
aekshIter-a Aes.
Bed tlms-Shut eye time.
Dust-knd, with all the juice
squeezed Oss.
FMna-A thing to brush the warm
eR with.
:. Fins-A Gshe's wings.
Iee-Waeer that stayed out in the
cold, aRd went TO sleep.
1Onkey-Avery little boy, with q
tail.
Nose-sgRs-The egg the old hen
measures by to make new ones.
Pig-A hogs little boy.
Balt-What makes q potato taste
bad When yOu don't put any on.
EaOEing-Letting of sleep.
SW0W-Rain all popped out white.
Stars-The moons eggs.
Trunk (of an slephant)- His fronI
tail.
Waksfulness-Eyes all the time
eoming unbottoned.
A small caiecism-Kittepism.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24

UEREAFTER MI mbers of the Lesis-
lafare who receive YEARLY passes over
the PennsS lyania Railroad must put
photographs OF their faces on me
fiekets TO prevent other people using
them ON their simple cheek.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
Directors Election.

"A INJECTING of the nnk holders OF the
IA l,star Agricultural w ,rks'' a. RaVenna,
Ohio, wall be held At the OIL eot T.. r. Hatfield,
in the village Af Bavrnna, OHIO, an Saturday,
the g6th day of Decemb,r, A D.lSI4. between
the hours OF Go'elAck d O'Clock p. nj, for the
purpose of'lecting hge Directors To act until
the first Monday In .IrnuAry, 1876. and until
theiI SUCCESSORS are eles ted and qualified
n, p. BRAINERD,
e = As II. ID. SEYMOUR,
VIM. ID DURHAM, =
} fa5fg ffs53af} fTgf5 p. P.DAWLEY,
. ORavanna, b. sS, 1sT4. 7k3i SS6-Ai
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
WELL DIGGING

TNhE undersigned would respectfully inform
i Tile citizens OI Ravenna and vicinity that
he is prepared 10 dig wells; also. to clean and
repair wells and cistcrns have all necessary
equipment far DOING such work in the most
satisfactory manner.
May be found ut the EXCHANGE HOTEL, Ra-
VIENNA. = .
Raveuna Nov, 95 1874 SO2
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24

A MARYLAND girl who was nnder a
tree when it was struck lay h.htehlhg,
saws she thought some one had thrown
Lis arms around her. iie
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
xELAs1Enr OF xk rRANPING TYPO.

or KK TRABEPING TYPO.
Z On a morn in tireary Winter, 4
l-aCame 4 worn and weary printer,
With his bundle on splinter.
44sf5a o'erhis back;
8 oTravel-stained he was. and nesdy.
And his appetite was greedy
For smack
For the printing-ofice steering,
Till within the door appearing.
Where he bowed as reverihg.
s-b s ra When bespoke.
Saying in q voice as solemn
Asa gratis Buchu column.
1a - Lam brOkel
In your city I'm stranger
lls dusty. seedy as Granger
FOR sIumbered in the m4ngar
ofA barn;
/ desire = small donation.
And some easy transportation
= 5ersf,a Hs For my corn
ga .-BoAlH 1 tried 70 work my passage.
~ Moving IIeig glt and rough exPrtssa4e
Living on bologna sausage.
e. ~ Dry and poor:
= But they found I was \ primer.
And they hustled me iDstantrr. -
ar Ieyt;.-.,. a.f. - To The shore
l,-s.i5 .'lhen sadly reeollected. ss at.
DuJs when printers were respected
q u fori their skil. Now I'm reItc9ed . Z
fof afaHstH d. T. Fors and aft
f-.f,.. just because some have, by drinking,
Set the steamboat men TO sinking
| 10 1kk4 l@92 a-iA AlIthe craft.
@1' Thus do sober workmen suffer
ia3 BY the vices Of thelOAfers i 9aW
lat oTnI inaeed HheA'er go for ~ ri ".
Work shrink
49, Lest anOther's Imposition
I6ni2 Throws on me foul suspicion
todE. baa asEu y-i "a That drink
..Deep does it wound and Erieye me,
When = man will not believe me;
But, dear sir. if you will give me
ieIt & ussos45.f. Frf Fifty cents.
! ~ will, by its proper using,
show you I'm above abusing
Il - -t II n .c asu1s go Confidence"
BY his doleful conversation lei
ba Roased he our g0mmisefatiOu, 2.
i-OefaAn We N ;de the ''smSll donation"
VIII ch he sunk;
Bnt while going TO our dinner.
E4e9 we observed that hardened simmer
fsy s5ods e3ib# O 1ife BeAs' lnnk Il
II Es1ff -H YE MoRAL fHa4ll ~
L. Thus do sober work men suffer -
l.. BY the wees nj the lOaferi
/ Basest coin will often go for
vtotA lli ti-la Purest stamp;
dm 6Kindest ones who most have trusted
70 Are most thoroughly disEu>ted ff
/ - with the tramp.
g H . H#
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
& :. ,ass '' CHEAP! .4
CHEAPER!!
CHEAPEST!!!

Cas- sFnere suits
Goats. Pants and Vests for 500,
r-.t so,t.- .,.ra,., at BEATTY'S.
cassImere suits ID ].
Goats, Pa ais aud Vests for $1,000.
at BEAr1I's.
casslmere Coats
.-s. 4 A Five Dollar RiH will bay one.
at BEATTY's.
Formen. at &t.U,
7asit at BEATTY's.
SUNNI or Pants
100 pr irs Cottonade Pants at SIPS.
at REATTY's.
Cas- sin1eTe Vests ..,t 80.
$3.50 will buy good Summer Vest.
'8 at BEATTY'S.
Every Man Wishing a Hat,
Should examine BEATTY sstock. as his assort-
ment far exceeds all eomnetitOss in that line.
De string -ee
That every body should know the right spot to
buy Clothing. truth enmpels me to say that my
stock exceIs all others in thu department.
faf JNO. G. BEATTY.
Every Person ~
Buying Trunk, loses money if he does not ex-
amino my stock before purchasing.
j. &C. BEATTY.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
DEATH OF QUEEN VIcTORTA's UNCLE
10 SIS g Ef 3s IN CHICAGo 5t~ i4S

When the son OF a king tlias. or is
born, on the other side of ihe water,
there is great tumuit about it. So
there Would be here probably in any
other city, but Chicago is too tnll Of
sensation TO mind snct little things.
A son of Old George lii, whom
Americans are popuIarlv supposed to
; particularly dctest. died in this city a
few days ago aged 8S years, and no.
! Body paid any attention to il. II may
have been unfeeling, but it shows how
intensely busy and how awfully indie
pendent we are.-IRter- Ocean, ChicG-
- u
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and ARue, Intermittent Fever,
"A Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c.,
and indeed all the affections which arlss
nom mAlArious, marsh, OF miAsmatio
poisonH. ,t.i --4t.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24


anee, founded on proof that NO harm can arise
from its use in any quantity. 4 ! ~
That which protects from or prevents this dis
order must be of immense service in the COM
niunities where it prevails. PreUeqtioR Is better
than cure, for the patient escapes the risk which
he must run in violent attacks Of this baleful dis
temper, This ftCURE expels the fnliasmatic
sfoison Of FEVER AND AGUE from the systemt
and prevents the development of the disease If
TAKEN on tn9 It sss Il sppi rpenedy eTer
vet discovered for this class of complaints, but
se Sosr Sng tafS { STn 6e reach of
everybody; and IN bilious districts, where
1sR ss AsqF 4 RssEas ad saG@e pr
lection 1t is hoped this price will place i within
the reach Of alf-the poor as well as the rich.
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of Intermittents is, that t contains no Our
auinisnI or other injIrious enects Whatever upon
she eonstitution. Those cured BY i are left As
healthy as they had ne meyer haa a., the dissaSe:
orders arise from its irritation, among which
blindness, Toothache, Earachc, Catarrh, Asth.
ma, PalpItation, Painful Affection Of the Spleen,
and Reimbursement me Of the stomach, all Of which,
when originating in this cause, put on the in
terInittent tyre, or become periodical, 100 s, This s
Conveniently cures them all alike. 1t is an in
valuable protection to immigrants and persons
rious districts II taken occasionally or daily
while exposed to tho Infection, that viii be ex-
croted from the system, and cannot accumulate
n sufncient quantity TO ripen into disease.
Hence It Is even more valuable for protection
ftai cure and few will ever suffer from Inter
nittents II they avail themselves OF the proteo-
sion this remedy Affords .f -
For LiOer Cont sstpIGtsts, arising from torpid
Itv OF the LIVER ills an excellent remedy, stim
Mating the Liver into healthy activity and pro
\ dalrInE many truly ,remar table, cItreBs where
other medicines fan.
r. y s.eataa ..i I, ,'i PRxrARrD AY af
Or. ,. c. AVER 4 co., Lowells Mass.l
- /! RraosteaS Gss& AsssIwttoGE CAss'stsfss
IS AND SOLD ALL ROUND THR WORLD
RRTCK. a1.OO 5PER B0RRLE.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
. = = = II = = ? = = a =
REMEMBER. -
The place to buY PLASTER is At =
pil iIiHIIi D. HuDsoS's. Z fI' =
UUU Z IUIFl AIU
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

@ya j: i: /; ! 8; !: s; ::
els. They are mild
Asz aas ja iii eIceiient pdFsative. I5 e.
Being purely vege-
O. table they contain
T ~ = nemencnry o. mine
Wv Jd d ferrous ss;.ss Sickness and and
- suffering is prevent
use3 and every family should have them on band
o5 eT has aDT DTo1 to bs he az
sst saress apd best g sll ins Pssss with which
the blood is purified, the c0nuptions Of the sys-
tenn expelled, distractions removed, and the
Ehols machinery Of lfs ressSfed e ass asealtny
and sIig ggish are cle1nsed by AJeSOe PttLs, and
stimulated into action: Thus. hcipient disease
Whan reckened on the vast multitudes who enjoy
Il, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
virtues unimpaired for any length Of time, 50
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild, and operate
without disturbance to the constitution or Diet or
= SFuf -dirsetisns are eiyen on the wrapper to
ehn for the fsIowlng comp laints, which these
RdB1n raDidly cure - u y 8 81 ! y y Be q
For DysPopst9 or LnAAgoseaOn, LAstless-
{ ach, and restore Its healthy tone ana aetioa.
toms, Bilious Headache, Sick Head
ache, Ia1nS1le9 or G4F90n @1ckne28, DG1.
hOuA Cello and Bilious R0v9Es, they should
be iudiciously taken for each case, 70 correct the
diseased action or remove the distractions which
cauge IL. Isl g. r t-@i 80 80 -a-. e f'Hi
For DYaeGGeFy or DAaRRhAe0c but one
mild dose is generally required.
For HgheunaafE1zaa Gent, Gravel Pal.
BheaGaom Of the Heart, RaaA An the
8Aa0s hack and I.9Am8, they should be contin.
uously taken, as required to change the diseased
action Of the system. With such change those
-CffT
For DFOpsY and Dr0P1Aea1 DWel1Angs,
they should be taken in large and frequent doBea
70 produce the effect Of drastic purge. or
For SuPPR4asBSa, q large dose should be
taken, as it produces the desired effect by sym
pathy.
As Dtnner Pm, take one or two PtIIs 10
promote digestion and relieve the stomach. 9
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels restores the appetite, and invigorates TIE
system. Hence It is often advantageous where
no serious arrangement exists. One who feels
tolerably wen, Often 1ndg that dose Of theee
PtIIS makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renovatiAg eject on the digestve
apparatus -'zi5ts4
DR.. AVER q co., Practical CkeSsists,
s....-. LOWELL, AEASS.s U. 8. A.
SVH sALE By ALL DRUGGISTS EYERYwHEEE.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24


FALL AND WINTER TRADE
embracing a large variety of -
Ladies'. Mis- ses' and chlldrsn's
Polish and Sutton Kid, PebbIed
Goat and Serge ceods-t rgsE
Also, Mems Boys and Youths
Boots and shoe 9, of Home and
Eastern Manufacture. - Cd
All of which viii be sold, at a small .adYance
from cost, and Warranted not to rip.
Ny facilities for making CUSTOM
WORK are not excelied in the Coun-
ty, and those taVofing me with their
orders may be certain of getting the
best material and workmanship, latest
styles, and lowest prices. te.t, 80
To the trade, inducements are offer
ed in LEATHER FIN DINGS, &c.
w, b DURHAM-o
Ravenna. Aug. 4tllY 1914. 49,
1eEtl as1 g31i iG9uicEI z to3 bsl4 b,
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No one remedy is louder
called for by the necessities Of
the American people than \
sure and safe cure for Fever
and Ague. Such we are now
enabled to offer, with . perfect
certainty that it will eradicate
the disease, and with assur-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
HOUSE AND LOT
On Freedom ST., GGrrettSVitte,n
FOR 8AIEI -

- desirable location for any one having
EsE business in town. or AZ the Depot Also
suitable for keeping 10 or = boarders
Ths building is two stories high. containing
thirteen rooms: large dining room. ~ feet long;
kitehen and wash room, With forty barrel els
tern and splendid wen Of wateF5 good cell
lar under the VIII ole house. lt Is occupied now
a a baL err and dining rooms, but can easily be
converted 70 any other purpose. W iii De sold
on Ipsaipe 81 CURTIS LEE on the premises. or
ot WM. GARDNER, !
- .ras =. eea FreadoEm, PortMga Co., o.
aarrettsviils, Aug. 10. 1873. ssIf-ff
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24

FOR the relief and
cure Of all derange
znentg m the s4om
ach, liver, and bow.
els They are q mild
aperient, and an
excellent pdRgative
Being purely vege,
table, they contain
nomercury ormine-
raj alwhateyer. Much
serious Sickness and
suffering is prevent
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24

DR.. ,. G. AYER& CO., LOWELL Mass.l
: d PraosteaS Gss& AnsEwttoGE Chss'stsfSs
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
PRICE, e1.00 PED B0Z9LE.
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disadvantage in the adventurous circnm-
stances Of parentage o. ancestry; yet
nothing seems to us more natural than that
those who have been fighting Republicans
for many years upon the assertion of
principle should apply it to themselves.
If it is improper for Republican Yankee
to be preferred to Democratic Creole,
we can not see that it is any better in the
case where Democratic Yankee. or the
descendant of one overcomes one of the
favored class. As it is none of our fight,
however, we leave it to be settled by the
two races which at present seem to be
united to defeat Republicanism. but are
wide apart upon nearly every proposition
for choosing SUCCESSORS to our incumbents
III office. If the Creoles are satisfied. we
shall not object, though we intend to do
the best We can to prevent either Mr..
Leeds or Mr.. Wilt from being chosen
MayOr.