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TO The ......,
Thinking Part Of Community

Matchmaking, malice, selhshness. jealousy
arrogance tyranny, covetousness. extorton-
falsehood and slander. all, within the last ev
xear, hsve entered suits against me to the
amount of Sa0800, without the ieast shadow OF
Justice and have prosecuted them with all the
drev maIixnance OF demons. But nave come
ont sf them all without the smell of lire on my
Garments They remind me Of the old Iiliteraec
ntoneer preachers division OF his sermon who
yot IL into his head that it was necessary TO ase
t.. personaI pronoun he on al occasions. He
took for mis- text: THE Devil is going about like
. rosrinx lion seeking whom he may desour.'
And brethren, shall discuss this very import
ant subject under four general heads And
firstly Who the Devil he was, Secondly w mere
the Devil he was going. Thirdly VINO the
Devil he was after. Fourthly. What the Devil
he was roaring about 80
And whilst their bloodhounds have been bay
ing on my track. have treated twenty-five
thousand six hundred cases of disease. among
which are many of the most malignant cases Of
Cancer Gravel and Scrofua. the most of which
have been perm anently cured, without the use
ofthe knife or burning plasters, bat By thoroHgh
constitutional medicine And still there Is n
mart of our wotIld-be good citizens VINO nave
the unmanliness to declare to persons who come
TO me to be treated. that doctor Goucher can
eure a Cancer He never cured Cancer in his
Hiram. Portage County, Ohio. aud that he is
worse than ever" There was even ming,
claiming to be doctor, who went into one OF
the drug stores in Rayenna. and called Tor
disinfectant, stating that he was treating MI
Leach now: that his cancer had broken OUT
xxorse than ever here denOunce the whole OF
these statsments. as base SANDER. and NOT only
base slandcr, but bare-faced lies Of the bfaekest
kind. Mr.. Leach tras Thoroughly cured by Or.
tc,.eAer and ms perfectly tceV to the present
hour.
For this unequaled patronage return my
heartfelt gratitude, and say to all suffering from
tbe torturing influence of any variety of Chron-
ic Disease that am prepared to treat them with
n success unparalleled in the history Of cure.
ONCE. Corner OF Sycamore and Cedar streets
Ravenua. Ohio, Office hours, from a. M. until
Sp. m.
u. GOUCHER, M. ID.
Ravenna, Ohio, May.5th. 1915. s4s-e~,
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The Coming Fair.

ssTe all the people throughout the
northern and ceAtral part of the State
the event of the year in the way of an
agricultural and industrial exhibition
is the Northern Ohio Fair at Cleye-
land. The Fair this year occurs on
the 18th. 14th, 10Th, 18th and 18th of
September, and promises to excel in
interest all the exhibitions of previous
years. Liberal premiums are offered
and the Inducements put forth in this
direction are ssuch as will insure q
very large number of exhibitors. FIVE
thossandp dollars in racing purses is on
the programme and some good flyers
will contend for the cash and honors.
All should make their calculations to
be present at least one of the five days.
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GREENS AUGUST FLOWER.

1t is natural for people suffering
with Dyspepsia and LIVER Complaint
or any arrangements of the digcs tive
organs, such, IS Sour Stomach. Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiveness, pal
pitation Of the Heart. Heart burn,
Water-brash, gnawine and burning
pains at the pit of the Stomach, yell
loW sSkin; Coated Tongue, and disa-
gresble!taste in the mouth, coming up
of food after eating, low spirits. &C.,
TO put off from day to day buying an
article that they know has cured their
neighbor, friend or relative, yet they
have no faith in it until it is too late.
But if you will 60 to your Druggist,
BELDING s. ARMSTRONG, and get q
bottle of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
your immediate cure is as certain as
you live. Sample bottles Of this med
icine can be obtained for 10 cents to
try its Superior virtue.
Regular size Is cents. Try it, two
doses will relieve any case.
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To the Public:

Maloney Il Clark having made statement
in the Portage County Democrat OF August 10.
to the effect that had lied in sayiag. through
an advertisement, that "Nessrs. NalOney 4
Clark have quit manufacturing" propose to
my assertion. On the morning OF
July .sth, Mr. Naloney told me they were going
to quit manufacturing, and directed me to dis
charge the men who were working at the time.
they sold me part OF their stock and tools, and
offered TO sell me machine for $50 which 1t
would cost $50 to replace. Mr.. Maloney has
told at least twenty different meh in Rarenna
that they had quit manufacturing. He keeps
bu: one workman to do repairing and tend the
store. had NO inten tien, in getting out my
of injuring their trade. All 1
ask is n fair share OF trade. +. l.. CdfLDS.
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Portage Go. Official Register.


Common 4DEetx sTndge--PhiIo Il. Conant.
Xe.sde' const'teti27at Gon0 ri D. Horton
Relrsseatcttse IN rL,'yis'e,~Ts--orville Blake
P:co0te f,cdge 'rideon Seymour.
Coaafy clerk John Mcharg.
county Atsdjt0I-- W illian GrinneU
CoHnty T-easGre.--Joha &. Beatty. = c<1sa&
iXsriF-O. g. i;l-dcD-
RecOgdsJ---tie W. Bal rett--
Proseels,ieg AnO7ne g--Gco- Robinson-
Coanafsss,aers--Snith Sanford, Wanzor Hoi-
comb. Edward y. ParSon,N p
IsLprsa0FH Dtsrefors-=B-J Wells. ANA w ilrnot.
Al $ Beecher.
Co,,~fs >urreyor---I ede'Iiah Cole.
CoroRsr-LyIuaD Bryant.
school tenD, ,iaers-W- w. Patton. j. Pickett.
GcoSge Darsie.
Mayors of Incorporated Villages.
GoTrefts1We-O s. Ferris,
Esat-Charles IL Kent.
RacesHa-Gc0rge +. Robinson.
Justices OF the Peace.
At'odser-7Syivester - Hinnans A. Y. Wilson, /
AHrora--John l.. Thompson, Worthy Taylor y
CHdriesfO,eH-Au>tin l.. Curtiss. 8 l. Morris.
Deerneid--f:- y Tib5al>. }. II. Hoffman
E.JiHbnrJE--Smifb sanford. Elihu Fish
ffaAkfin-Sel-On Barber. Milo shorts. Isaac
FTee.isB-Eym.,n ryriant. Henry Z. Jennings-
,;a,T.zssriHs-.As A. Bgrser, j aiIes norton. M
Hirau-i:ichafd NJ. Hank, Allen &. Baioer,
Frank Squire
Mfnfu0-Alonzo y Farr. Henry Cobb
1yeisOA-Corneliu> Baldwin Georee II. Hedger-
Palm yya-Orrin Stevens. David Nj. Evans. Thos
Il. Williams.
pa,1s1f;ra,negi ssibs, Lrh,a ~ hlrr9itln. =
Rauenna--Cornelius 4. Rced Eleazer Lord,
Andrew jackson
Rookstoson-Alfrcd II. harlow. Otis Reed
ssIayersrWe-S. e. Eldridge. Mi smith,
Syeef.Loro'-N d. Peck T.. NJ. stanton.
SnBeld-Hugh X. Martin, w lillian Paulus
Wiadhan1--Gsor.se l.. Conant. Tho's o. Angel
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Meeting of Portage Co. Medical Society

RAvENNA, August 9TH, 1875.
According to adjournment Society
met in the office of DIR. Alcorn, and
was called to order by the President.
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap.
proved.
Mr.. r., of Deerfeld, presented him
self TO the Society for examination.
The symptoms of disease were very
obscure, but was diagnosed as being
located in the panceas and stomach.
Treatment in accordance with diagno-
sis was recommended. =
DR.. E. w. Price presented boy
with Ranula, the disease having COM
menced very early in life. He han
had three attacks.
DIR. E. w. Price being tho only
member of the committee on adnis-
sions present, Drs. Leonard and Proc
tor were appointed to fill the vacan-
cies. The application of DIR. Ketcham,
Of Windhan, for membership was re-
ferred to the committee, with instruc-
tions to report forthwith. The COM
mittee reporting favorably, OH motion
DR.. Ketcham was duly elected to
membership.
Charges OF violation of the Code of
Ethics and nnprofessiorial conduct
having been preferred against men,
Der OF the Society, the charges were
referred to the Committee on Ethics,
which committee, reported and recon-
mended that the accused be cited te
appear and answer the charges.
A very spirited and interesting dis.
cussion with reference to the Code of
Ethics, was participated in by mem
bers ofsths Society. Is SD
Dr.. j: Price offered the following :
Whereas, The usefulness, prosperity
and perpetuity of the Portage County
Medical Society largely depends upon
the hearty cooperation of its members
and the faithful compliance to the Code
6 Etbies and the regulations which
Ne havead Opted, z
1 Resored, That forgetting the fail
Sres OF the past. we henceforth mutu-
Oily agree 10 abide, hss honorable men
= pd menbers Of this Society, by the
0sde Or Ethics OF the American Med
ical Associations, to which we have
subscribed. until they are legally al.
tered or amended.
Reselced, That as Medical men we
denounce all "Pathies" and factions in
~edieiae, and claim the right of med
zeal opinion above popular opinion in
medicine, and that we shall use our
utmost endeavors to protect the people
from medical imposition and quackery.
On motion, the foregoing was
adopted for discussion at the next reg
ulasmeeting.s s. = = tzVl
Drs. Tidball and Grimes continued
as rssayists.
On motion, Society adjourned to
meet at the Office of DR.. Leonard, on
Thursday, Sept. 9, 1875.
H. P. hUGUs, Sec.
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CHURCHES.

'-CONGREG ATIONAL - REV, A.. NJ Hills;
paStor Services on SUNDAY at 10 30 A. NJ, and
.30PM Sunday School at II :lo r N fray Jef
Meeting on Thursday Evening AT s;3o p.
METHODIST-REv- ii. WEBB, fastor: ser
vices On Sunday at 1O:30 A ~, ana f;So r: =:
sunday school at 12:l5 =. N. Prayer Meeting
on Thursday Evening ut Z 3D.
DISCIPLE REV. GEORGE DARslk: nastSr
services on SuIi.iay mt 1O-3o A. " 'nio ~ bt.
sunday school ut 12-i5 r. NJ prayer Mec'ihs
on Thursday Evening 1t Z 10
!. GRACE-REv.; W .'Hs CAREks, Pastor, r. ser
s;ccs an sunday at 10 ~ A. ~, anu ~ 4. u.
snn,nv school ut II :I5 p. NJ. Prayer Aectln3
on Thursday Evening at 80
IMMACULATE CONCEPrION--CATHO
rry . T. CARROLL, Pastor. Services at . ana
10 IN r,ch alternate sunday. Sunday SCHOOL u
!, 40 p ~ High Mass, sunday. July 4,Anu each
alternate Sunday thereafter Mass every Weeh
day morning ut z 30.
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AN exchange says: "When you see
three or four fellows plotting toseth-
er, they are arranging together who
shall get the small amount of bread
and onions, and the large portion Of
whisky, with which to go fishing.
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To Whom it May Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given. that application
IN will be made to his EXcellency, Hon. Will
liam Allen, Governor of the State Of Ohio. for
the pardon of Joel Iseery, convicted at the jan
uary Term, A.. D. 1856, of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Portage County in said State of Ohio,
OF aiding and abetting in the commission of
murder in the second degree" upon which the
hard labor in the penitontiary for the period of
hi. life from and after said term of said Court
kavenna, Aug, 15th 1875 S64-3w
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ITI1RA1NslWEsTWARQ.tJu

Trains MOL, a,s and u on main line. run
Palace Sleeping COACHES on trains No. 2, 9,
and II between Cincinnati and New fbrk
daily
Connections ut Mansfield with Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne Chicago Railroad at Ravenna with
Cleveland 4 Ptttsburg Railroad; ut Mcadville,
Union and Cory for Oil Regionss ut Corning
for RoclIester. and POINTS son tire n ew York
Central : and at UinghAiop ton JOY AA2bany,
pringie,d Worcester, Boston and New Eng
land.
Connections at Cleveland for Tolsdo, Chicago,
MilEalikes; Omaha aqd fli poin4 nsthe
Close connections at Cincinnati with trains
for the South and West ...r
No stop-oyer'' allowed upon local ,tickets
Local passengers must purchase tickets to their
first stopping place, and may then rcpurchase
from that pelnt to de stination ATtS
W. Il. SHATTUC,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
''is i's '%H CINCINNATI, ..
P.D. cObPER
99oaS Gepsrai sueSpgGlsst.
3O6 CLEVELAND, ..
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-nSoCIEetIHS.f .

Unity Lodge, No. IL, +, and A M
Meets the second anil fourth Mondays OF each
month.
JI Tyrdan Ctrsptes, MOI sii 4. A. M. b
Meets the third W ednesday OF each month, In
Masonic Hall, PheniN Block
l. o. q. .F.-Rsvenna Lodge, Nc. 3d.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Eel
ews' Hall.
Rayenna Encampment, No lES,
Meets every and and 4th Fridays OF each month.
Patrons of Husbandry-RA|E EMMA
GRANGE No. 32-Mee;s every Saturday: Octo-
~ II n, O'clock p NJ and on each alternate
S,turiay at I:3U p ", at Grange Hall.
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AURORA.
(nrI.,.Slp0nslcuc,

correspondence
The Union Sabbath School Picnic of
the townships of Aurora, Mantua,
Streetsboro, Twinsburgh and Balm
bridge, was held in our town on
Thursday last and was most enjoya-
BILE occasion. The attendance was very
large and the proceedings of most
interesting character. The grounds
were pleasantly located in a beautiful
grove Belonging to Mr.. j. &. Parsons,
and were fitted up in good style with
swings, a croquet ground, and other
appliances for amusement. The din
ner. served was beuntiful and Of the
best quality, and everything passed of
in the best inamner..i,,.,- i,-....,-.'-..i. b..
The concert which Miss Reid, Of
Rayenna, is arranging for this week,
premises to be a musical treat for our
citizens. The classes in vocal and in
strumental music that abe has heen
teaching for the past few months give
evidence OF careful attention, and will
be assisted by several Of the best
singers of the town. ,al ,l,,t..i, i.,,.- ~
Fall feed is starting under the influ-
ence of our late abundant rains, and
the prospects fer the cora and potato
crops are much better than they were
q few weeks since. NJ.
-s~sS.
LAST month IA, 296, 900 postal cards
were issued on the requisition of post
masters 53d ft!I. f4fh
NEXT month elections take place as
follows; In California, "Wednesday
Sept. lst; Arkansas, Monday, Sept. 9th
Maine, Monday, Sept. 18Th. .t..,.
IT is estimated that 3,Gv0 acres of
cotton and corn were submerged and
mostly destroyed by the late rise in
the Mississippi. ~.
The Bucyrus Forum put this con-
undrum to the Radical. politicians,
which none of them seem disposed to
answer: - 900 ''"- '-a
"Why should not the farmers farm,
the manufacturers shop, and the me-
chanic's tools be exempt from taxation
as well as the hational bankers gov
ernment?" /,,nIi.-
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PRoHIBITION i
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The electors and all friends of Prohibition
regardless Of former political action. are re.
quested to meet In Windham. ON SATURDAY,
SEPT. 4rH, 1878. at 10 O'Clock 4. n. to put in
nomination candidates for the several otlices,
and to attend to any other business
By order of Prohibition Central Committee.
Windham, Aug. IL, 1876.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
IsAyESNA. THURSDAY, AUG. 10, 1875.
List OF Advertisements,

John Robiuson-The Largest Show on Earth.
Curtis Lee-iarycst Dance.
I'M. {. A-ENcursion to Niagara Falls and
ChautauGua Lake.
To Whom it May Concern.
Chas. w. Trask-Any person, &c.
Philip knapp-Boots and Shoes.
q. Elaks-Notice.
Prohibition County Convention.
T. L. Childs-To the Public.
T. L. Childs-f you want
l., o. Mason. Geo. .. Mason-Notic0 of Disso-
luton. +-8 = it-ti'fi ~ =
Norton & Phelps -wanted-To Borrow.
Vincent. Sturm & Co.-Furniture.
J. 7. Robson. Pres't--The sixth, Annual North
Rmggles 4 Baldwin-You can ilnd, &c.
Airs. DIR. Beardsley-A Card.
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THE Akron City Times says, son
Wednesday last General Bierce dona-
ted fifty-six volumes, many of rare
value, to Buchtel College Library"
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Teachers Examine alton.

yUyHR next examination OF Tea .hers will be
i held at the UniOnSchool-I1ouse inRavenna
On Saturday. AUgalst 2lst, 1879,
Commencing at 0 O'Clock. A. nj. and closing at
4 O'Clock p. NJ. BY order OF the Board.
a3stf. iiu.o l. n. WILCOX, C:erk.
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. Btna1AB12oOn FridDg mig kft the
meat markst OF Mr.. Ge6f96 Kenwa ard
iip Whosleissb buildis1SsFss .,arglsrized,
tke fasesls gaihisx 1sss by 1aSl1ing
upPa Mdder aththsWssi xindsl Nd
crawling in. = Wighahes cleavss ~
priea 81 the ipeaeyj drawer ana pb-
!aaiireA about Two doliars thef fefpom,
hesides scattering ABOUT 3ON Cents. Qt
IFS, coptents inz znickelsl and pennies uRr
o1r the. .fusrd2 George says he prefers
that, 1henex timc'they come the ras.
Gals will take more meat and lessiscrip
AsT the latter aooiies very handy IN
making Change with his customers. .9D
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kaAFrER .thesiolose of the Radical
Mass meeting" here on "Wednesday
of last week Morton and Danford
were. conveyed to Kent to enlightea
the people OF that beIiighted region,
aud they repeated their little pieces
there in the evening to an audience
of about the same Dimensions as that
ofotlie afternoon here, made up in
large part of women and children.
Some little amusement was crealed by
the awkward effort Of Morton to clear
up his record on, the currency question
in reply to few pertinent questions
propounded to him BY Mr., F. Apple
gate. q mechanic and a former Repub-
lican. His foundering and sqnirming
was pitifut and made his ldemagogue-
ism manifest to all unprejudiSed hear
:. % D 19lA ~ I III u D5ifq5l7
szsAinsslfs i5.5if tiaisE b5fs Ilai53s1i
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EVERY Democrat in Portage County
should be subscriber to the Demo-
CRATIC- C-PRESS.-------s----s-- --4
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First National Bank,
OF RAYENNA, O.,

OPP SITS ETNa BE o c K
BSTABLISHE IN 1868,
ds a Home Institution !or the oecOa',a0-
.fatio4s Of the People cJ Portage County
wewiII eudeavor IN the future, a. in the past,
ts give preference aud fIi orders and supply the
wants anil demands OF .ur own county people
first
wiII pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons. Gold. silver and Premium Funds
OF all kinds
Interest oliowed on time depo-its
Rsvenus stnmps. all sizes, kept constaAtiy
hand and al orders fIled promptly
special Deposits received without charge
u, = Bonds and Securities boaght and bold
at best market rates
Drafts drawn and cashed On all the principal
itfe= in the United States
sight Drafts England. ireland and all
CITIES in Europe
COLLECTIONS masie all points in the United
States. and prompt remittance made -
ID. CLARK. Prest.
EwITTKs. Cashier ~!
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Lecture on Abraham Lincoln.

AS will be seen by advertisement in
another column, Hon. Schuyler Colfax
| will deliver his lectureupon Abraham
Lincoln at the Opera House on Tues
day evening, August 3lst. Mr.. Col
fax has delivered this lecture many
times in both the East and West, and
every where it has received the high
est commentators from the press,
without regard to party. From the
many favorable notices of our cotem-
poraries we select. the; following;
His. estimate iof .taeI chsracter and
qualities of Abraham Lincoln, and his
review OF his life, was masterly and
impressive. Enliyened with numer-
oHs anscdetes OF his personal know
ledge and observation, the1lecture was
full Of interest to itsclose, and elicited
the frequent applause, and the mani
fest approval of the audience.--Audu,n
". Y. Bulletin, Dem.
An immense audience listened, to
the lecture of Hon. Schuyler Colfax
upon Abraham Lincoln. 1t was a fine
description Of the leading characteris-
aicssof MI. LiAcolay1f htS life and SEP
vicss- lT1r Ebifsj as SaeasiSl, Sl,sAjs
delivery, and his lecture is gracefully
written.-COrtlandN ". Y. Democrat.
Hon. Schuyler ColfaX lectured last
Thursday evening --subject.HAbraham
Lincoln" The distinguished gentle
man was greeted by a large audience.
,,svss %,s'sstSf y N; sHa1fs
all. During his stay in Wooster Mr..
Colfax was the guest of President
Taylor Of the University, and made
the acquaintance of many of our peo-
pie who are pleased With bis high: s6-
ciaf qdalifies.-Vdyne Co., G OHIO,
Democrat.
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Notice of Dissolution.

Notice of Dissolution.
NOTICE is hereby given that the copartner-
IN ship heretofore existing between the
dersigned has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. George U. Mason will continue in the
business at the old stand. and is authorized to
settle all accounts of Mason & Son. Persons
who are indebted to them are requested to call
and settle without delay. 7. q. MASON.
Ravcnna, o t. Aug. II, 1875. = S64-3t.
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-4.,ssE~l s!inSE isstIt
GRAND EXCURSION TO NIAGRAFALLs.
Arrangements have been made for
a grand Excursion to Niagara Falls
and return via the Atlantic Il Great
Western Railroad, from Akron, Kent
and Ravenna, on the 23d,s 9Th and
25th of August, under the auspices OF
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Of Akron. Trains tor the excur-
sion will leave Akron at Z :02 a. m,
Kent at Z 80 a. m. Rrvenna at :O5 a.
m., OH said days. The rates for the
round trip are Sc leach! Tickets will
be good going east from August 23d
to 9th inclusive, and to return trip
until Saturday, August 2Sth inclusive,
and will permit stop over at Chautau-
qua Lake and Dnffalo, Those whp de-
sire IS participate Sin tits eH9EH5sn
can obtain full Information by apply
ing to Agents at Akron, Kent and
Ravenns. 1t will be a most enjoya-
BILE trip at comparatively little expense
and should induce many to participate.
ii
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CLEVELAND PITTSBURG RAILROAD
On and after May %. lS'o, Trans VIII IeaVe
stations daily (Sundays excepted,) As follows:
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FoGIE's ELIXIR OF LIFE.


u ANY worthy Young man of Portage County,
IN " ishiu 10 attend q course OF Medical Lee
trrcs next winter, may learn something to his
by communicating with the subscri-
Der. E|'-' U. BLAKE.
Mantua, Aug. IL. 1875. fsBztsY y.-ssF
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If YOU want

A good pair of Boots or Shoes made to orde
call at my shop in Exchange Building.
ia s. r l., CHIIDS
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IT is said that, enc of .9ur Ravenna
horse fanciers, since 6e chagrin Falls
races, has been Dee.ge-ing around at a
,IitNf61O Of69essamY' Y'II0lJ
The market is full Of melons but
they are sH too largo. Some body
should getasome hall sthe size for halt
the money :fhess are tie days of