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Household Helps.

PREPARING SMALL FIsH.-Any kind
of small fish may be prepared in the fol.
lowing manner: After being well washed
and wiped it is put in pan with little
butter, and sprinkled over with pepper,
salt and crumbs of bread scraped from
crusty loaf, with an onion chopped small,
and fried in the oven twenty minutes to
half an hour.
BEuRRE NoIR.--This is savory
French sauce and is made after the fol-
lowing receipt, according to the House
keeper: Put three ounces of butter into
a frying-pan and let it become quite
brown next add few springs of PARSLEY
and two dessert spoonfuls of vinegar,
with pepper and salt. After it is thor
oughly heated, it then becomes fit to
serve.
APPLE JELLY.-Cut out apples in
quarters lido not pare or core them), dip
each quarter into clear water, and put
them into jar to cook in De oven until
quite tender; then strain the juice as
usual, and boil with pound of sugar to
a pint of the juice. The most delicious
;elly will be the result, with the full pure
flavor of the apples heightened by the
cores having been left in, and not spoilt
by the objectional addition of lemon-pee
and juice.
How TO LIGHT A DARK RooM.-Tt
light dark room looking out on a mar
row ward or street, let the glass bt
roughly ground on the outside, and SCI
flush with the outer wall. The ligh
from the entire visible sky, and from tn
remotest parts of the opposite wall, viii
be introduced into the apartment, re
flectcd from the Vulnerable faces O
facets which the rough grinding has pro
duced. The whole window will appea
as if the sky were behind it, and iron
, every point of this luminous surface hgh
r will radiate into the room.
4 STEwED APPLEs-Peel and core 81:
: apples, put the cores and parings into
0 quart ofwater, and simmer gently. Strai
e off, and pour the liquid over the apples
!, adding the juice of half lemon, an
y three ounces white sugar. Boil gentl
n till the apples are quite tender, then tur
= out into basin, and beat up with for
c gradually adding about teacupful {
e Cream. When the whole is about tn
If consistency of cream, pile up in gla'
y dish, and put away in cool piac
i Wbipped cream or the white of egg
If we'll whisked, may be put over the top b
% fore serving.
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ARE You AWARE THAT THE FREMONT
TORIES OF CONSUMPTION are Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis. Pains in the Side and Chest,
Difficulties of Breathing, etc.? !f' you per,
nit these symptoms to run on tubercles WIN
be the result, and end in Consumption.
Now. If YOU want to cure these diseases, use
Aliens Lung Balsam without delay.
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
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A FRIEND Of ours who is chief clerk in the
Governmental Dispensary, says that no med,-
cine chest is now complete without Johnsons
Anodyne Liniment. We always supposed
it was prescribed by law; IL 1t is NOT, ~
ought to be, for certainly there is nothing in
the whole n,ateria medica of so much import
ance to the soldier and the sailor as Johnsom's
Anodyne Nniment.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-15

VETERINARY Surgeons all over the coun-
try are recommending &eridan's Cdrdtry
C6pd;t;on Po,cders for the following trouble
in horses: Loss of appetite, roughness of the
hair, stoppage of bowels or water, thick
water, coughs and colds, swelling. of the
glands, worms, horse all, thick wind, and
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FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS.



BY ANNA BoYSroS AvERILL.
" Come, Cherry-cheek," called mamma,
"Leave snow-fort, rink and sled
The hills are tinted with mellow pink,
The sun Is going 10 bed.
In our cosey supper-room
I've drawn the curtains red,
And the freight leapeth on the wall;
Come, Cherry cheek" she said.
And slowly up the steep hill
Ills tiny sled he drew.
The whole round heavens were soft and calm,
With not a cloud In view;
And affair ON the edge OF the world
One little silver spark
Came out alone In great wide place,
And waited for the dark.
And he heard, In the frosty air
OF the dying winter day,
His fathers coming slegh-bells chime
A half-a-mile away;
happy little boy.
And something made hisn say,
"Dear God what q beautiful world you we maze
' 81. hichoias
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If every one of our readers would try
Dobbins' Electric Soap, (Cragin q Co.,
PHILADELPHIA they would, like US, be,
come firm believers in its wonderful
merit. Have your grocer order 1T.
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have given, as we'll as tho great numbet OF rauicm
rupture can he mrcIu cured without suffering or an;
SSS os s ,sa.s1 Sssss 'P P
sure of Metal Trusses and snpporers ~ rs tne omy
SIR, for Hernia as y y ,nS e ~ Tr@si % sT S
which the body can he placed Itwillperiorm rsdi,
cal enres when all others " rss &c sa
When once adjusted, no motion of the body OF scci.
as%s ise ~ tho
From, the numerous testimonials in our possession
itor tie expcrence OF months, patients testify
G,. e, sg . ws I'd
Is worn. With superior e baso rrss
" enm ms c Ses oses
hesitation in regard pg itas important means Tor
the relief aud cur! 5. G &. HcSasnRasSocnAe, MD,
9E OF sS sts,s 81 Hospital etc:
r rs sSs! E e, ,s, Es;s Co. IN
r I.ss s9 gr. in sasSpsf
tSst tins have esperlen comfort and s~t,sisfe.
And ss@ a% the srSs sSs Ss a
Gle relief and cnrs Of Hernia ~ nSw sns hs
s ssn inr MANY Ss"rn xnrsds o Tru.se.
twenty mcnt,a yonrs exclusively, y gratefully de-
& be only ny SSe u
pubic; that clastcity is the only Iowss a. ~
am &c conyrcsi that yorr Eia.e TrgT actually cure
| not ~, ~ among chileren. hut Ia numerous csse
within my own knowledge Of patients from 20 TO !
yearso' Se'. prRNHlN, N. n,
Prof. Of ANATOMY andsursery. N.Y. u. Mcd1Colleee
beware Of cheap aud worthless imitation Elasti
Trusses which some advertise aud SELL irnd
uicntly representing that they are manufactured
These fruises Arc sent by mail % all parts OF n
country. Satisfaction guaranteed In rll ess.f ~ ~
foro purchasing any other, write for Dcscriptiveo
cular (frec) to the
ELASTIC TRUSS CO.
gs3 broadway, New Y0rk.
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Prepared only by
JOSEPH BURNETT & co.
~ Central Street, Boston.
And Sold EveryWhore.

TnE PLASTIC TRUSS
AND SUPPORTER I!
now supcrseding al
others, being adopted
everywhere by the lead
ing physicians, surgeons,
druggists,army and navy
hospitals, gymnasiums,
etc, etc.
Tho success and uni
ycrsal satisfaction they
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PATENTED. 1873. The best Elastic Truss.
Made only by Pomeroy & Co, IA Bdway, my.
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cpNTn Yo,sr Marine to p. DRoMGOOiE& CO;i
DhNU Louiavilic, KY, md receive by return m"ii
n opy of their large S-page paper, free.
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A CURE assured without the use OF the knife.
n scnd stamn for book, giving manner OF treat
ms"I crr' pI H. sGk.TuaNy, 1863 rirm S.,
pcar ToWrfh, CINcINNArI, y, Box 2T.
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xYyurN wRrTuNS To ADyEnI.srss.ss::
wseui IN this paper
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rofnla, or Kings Evil, White

SweIlings, Ulcers, Erysipclas, SweIIcd NccK,
Gotrc Scrofulous determinations, 1ndolen::
Innammations, Mercurial Affections, Old
Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc.
In these, as in all other constitutional DIS
eases, WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs havc
shown their great curative powers IN tho
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DO not Despair. Your Cough can he cured;
DR.. TUFTS Expectorant Is the remedy. Ihous""uS
at test its efficacy. Try IL.
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WHISPERS ::$! 5: s :::; :;:
rr,rored only In PARIS zach package WARRANTED and
ni ~ mail on receipt q ~, Samples mailed TOT
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09
sUFFIELD..

C0rTSdPoHUence
On last wednesday, Sept. 1st, the
scaffo1dihg' at the new Methodist
church. building FELL pfecipitatihg two
men TO- tho grsund3 Ione afdistance Of
Is feet, and the other "a feets VIM.
Housed fell from,the low er scaGoldand
was not badly hurt, he falling on his
hip, which seemed q little lame, but
he continued to work on the bailding
through the day. Jonas kabler fell
from the high scaffold,. ana, although
no bonesiwere broken, ehe, was badly
injured in sexerali parts of tho body,
and his face was a complete mass of
bruised and lscerated flesh. Dr.Brouse
was Pramptly in attendance, aud neat
" stitched up and dressed the wounds.
Under his ski1lful treatment the young
man is getting along as well as can be
expected. The scaffolding broke
through piece Of defective scantling
used in it's constructions. s1lfiJaIlf
We have had rno rain for the last
two weeks. The corn is 8eariug cut
finely, but the farmers, are beginning
to gru,nble about the drouth already,
and some of them ask, why God did
not send such weathef Is Is this III har-
vest. Such, is Life. S ERovER. 5,
Sept. 3, 1875.
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travel from this country to Europe is

travel from this country to Europe is
rapidly increasing, which demonstrates
the fsct-that " injudicious legisla-
tion, Che noney of the country is rap
idly passing from the many to the few.
Mr.. Garfield told a friend a few days
ago, that he oeuld save money BY TAX
ing his family to England and back
every year, and remaining there when
not engaged in official duties. That
f.ct 10 sermen,in itself. England is q
free trade government, is the only
cause for such difference. 1t is not
the piethora of money IN this country
for England has $21, sc. per capita. s.-
The; Catholics took another turn at
the screv from the pulpit in thi, place
last Sunday evening. 1t was q man
from somewhere in Penn. and is either
insane or idiotic.s He denounced all
professed christians who failed to ar
ray themselves on his side Of the crl-
SADIE, in the campaign. He seemed to
be very anxiops 10 find out il his hear
ers were ready for the conflict, as he
asked the question thirteen times. He
assured his hearers that it was going
to be bloody conflict, for the Whole
Catholic church, aided by all the skep-
ticisn in the world, WAS array ed
against the gospel. He said he should
be victorious, for the gospel was a
power unto salvation, to the Greek
| first and then the Gentle. After in.
dalging in his vioient'a and incokerent
rcmarks for sometime, he addressed
himself to the esihaers. He portray ed
id glowing eloquence the terrors Of
the Pope and the Catholic church, and
the enormities Of the Eeghan lay, and
closed with an exhoftatioa for them
to come forward and be immersed
AS he gave out tho song of inyitatier
he said 'there may be one in this con
Lgregatiop who may. wish ITO coufee'
there SINS" But there was none afraii
Of the Pope. Code wrath, He'll tina
burning lake, Of ,brimstone,, eterna
&C., as 9 means 70 scare the wicked t.
repentance. are to be ignored hereaf
ter, and the Pope,s toe is to be used in
stead. 3'fiiisfrlH L CST-d~f II.
j Hiramy Sept. 9Th, 1916. hae fre7-
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THE bullionists assert that the DEM
ocrats are in favor sfthe issueE Of an
unlimited amount of greenbacks. They
know this to be nntrne. Our platform
simply demands that the policy sof
contraction shall be abandoned, ssand
that the volume of currency shall be
made and kept equal to the wants OF
trade" When our opponents assert
that that means Initiation at all they
acknowledge that the currepcy is not
equal to lhe wants Of trade. : Aud will
they tell us how they expect to make
it - by But our sage
Portage County. Radical financiers de-
clare that it is nonsense to assert that
the currency should be sufficient for
the wants of business rot Il hu,t RI 1
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09
HIRAM.

f,o,,es poN.lence sf'ai . i-A 60 IT, - .4t4
The fall term Of the Hiram College
| is now in its second week, with less
number of students in attendance than
any fall term (, revious. The Prest. of
the institution has travelled extensive
by during the vacation just closed, and
| he rep.rts an universal depression in
a!i bu,irese pursuits. 4 general com
plaint of hard times, and IN ore especi-
ally the farmers conplain Of . lack Of
funds wherewith to educate their sons
and .laug lsters. Ofcourse educational
Institutions will feel tho effects of@'a
money crisie, ,Ias we'll as all other busi-
ne IS, but perhaps, not az instantaneous
Iy. idBut if-as our Republican friends
sav--the crisis is caused by too much
money aud people lack confidence, we
cannot see. why institutions Of learn
ing heuld suffer. For surely the peo-
ME cannot have lost confidence in, ed
ucation, they surely are not afraid to
|iuvest in that, however much they
NAV feai. to invest in other affairs.' %
Garfield aud other Republicans iitell
ma, that il we have anything to- buy
money with, We can get it-which is
true. Farmers have an abundance OF
wheat ,soats, corn, beef. weo', cheese,
horses and cattle to eeil for fair prices,
but the greater part of their msney is
used up in tariffs andtaxss. A SIM
ple mathematical problem will test the
mattcr. 1t SIG SO per capita in 1860
was sufficient for sound healthy
business, of people whehnthe aver
age tariff was 16 per cent. and the ex-
penses ofthe government were $751;
.OOO. 900. how much per capita ought
! jth At people to have now when their
average tariff is IS per cent. ands' the
expen ses of the government amount
TO $500 OoO, 600. The amount of cir
culation per capita in 1860 was about
the same as it is new.7 The agricultu-
raj community have enough 10 buy
money! with but they have but very
little left after pay ing taxes direct and
indirect. The legislation Of tue repub-
lie has had d tendency to make the
rick. richer and the poor poorer. The
rich use articles that pay the elightest
tariffs. The poor use articles that pay
the greatest tariffs. and as q conse-
iut,cnce, or rather one Of the cohse-
a uences, the money Of the country ac-
scunmlaies rapidly into the fh1ndsi tof
tlp ficlI $ a,he rich do not use their
money ia this c0nntrJ buein Europe,
and.it js a lauAntables iae', that he
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

WAsH1NGToN dispatches indicate the
possibility OF trouble with England.
1t appears that All American ,scheoner
was lately sold 10 British ship-owners
not in conformity, with American law
though conformable to the regulations
of British law.f 1t is alleged that
Minister Scheilek insisted that the
sale was illegal, and sought to prevent
il that the United States Government
has demanded the return OF the vessel
that this demand has been refused
that orders have been issued to the
proper officers of all of the ports to
seize the vessel should she visit, this
country. Should she touch at any OF
our ports she would be flying the flag
of Great Britain, and Great Britain,
unlike Hamilton Fish, has became; ad-
dicted to, resehting insults to the Ma
iional banner. Hero is the possibility,
but not the proba bility, of another war
with Bngland.AEnq. ~ -taw 94'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

The bullionists continue, to assert
that there is an abundance Of currency.
in the country with which to do, tho.
business, and yet they. wonder .owhy,
business does net revive. Doa't they
think now that shrewd, cautious bnsi-
ness men, would be justified. in ahor,
rowing this currency which they i, call
rags,sn National lies.f
worth but S. to 81 cents on the dollar
Ia coin. and in addition to paying s, 10
IL per cent, interest annually, after .
year or two pay the principal in ceip'
or its eauievalent worth par in gold.
That would, be. good "spec3i for the
money -lender to be sure. 7e yfoJ !. ,.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

p THE Prohibiiionists of Cleveland
and Cuyahoga county have some de-
cided opinions on the Catholic bust.
ness. as the Following resolution Of Of
their adoption shows ..t,.....,5,.'.
3 LResolrcd that the Cath olic issue in.
itroduccd by certain papers and1sturnp-
ers is one manufactured by cunning
politicians to secure powers That the
onstitution of the State projects our
schoel system, and any attempt to
change that would speedily be met by
an overwhelming rebuke and oppssi-
tion. aoiia!sa sanll oa a. 9l9dE 5htI
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09
cAL1FoRNIA ELECTION.

Glorious Democratic victory.
That reaction the Radicals have
been boosting about don't seem to
have set in very much on the shores
of the Pacific. The latest news from
California shows that the Democrscy
haye won q sweeping and valuable
victory at the late election in that
State. The plurality for the Demo-
cratic State ticket is put down at from
10000 to 80, 600, and, besides this, three
of the four members Of Congress are
claimed by the Democrats, while the
one Republican squeezes in by small
plurality. In the last Congress the
delegation stoed three Republicans
and one Democrat.
Last year the Independents carried
the State on the election Of Judges by
5, 3O7 msjority /; in 1878 the same par
ty had majority of 11,15O while in
1872 Grants majority was 2.2S4. The
result this year is of the most cheer
ing character, showing that the Den
ecracy In that State are firmly re-es-
tablished in power. =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

- THE Cleveland Leaders success in
the eavesdropping line has induced
another correspondent, writing, from
Warren, Ohio, to try his hand. This
new liar writes that after his recent
ospeech in Warren, Gene raj Cary, dis
Gus sing matters in priyateswith a few
gentlcmens Hsome of whom happened
to be Republicans, openly expressed
himself in favor OF fepudiatlHn OF the
sNationali debt. "'Of course General
Gary did uo,hingcoftthes kind. 'iAThis
is, simply the ocainpaiYaa OF slyii gu and
vitsperation upon the, part o. ue Be
publican press, and TIE disrep, table
Cleveland Leader is determintd TO
carry oil the laurels. -Eng.'t4 sTi'@'si.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

If, the Democrats are bent upon the
of our free school system
as the Radicals pretend to believe,
why didn't they take some action in
that direction last winter, when they
had very decided Iunjsritys in othe'
Legislature 2 But7they ldidn't. 10 sogioi
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09
IA REcENT, Washington telegram

, IA RECENT, Washington telegram
says: a2uoEs tbGsl eas# sal = 10
i-s "Tt e following. reductions In 1.-The
mediums of circulation Z herein
named have been made since January
Ist: Legaftendefs, S7,755, 900 ); frac-
tis1al currency, u$5252 9S2 81 N ational
Bank circulation. S4,5OO.OO0. Making
+. total tai e9ntgeetiop sa IN eight months OF
ishl,ooi'ooyf Il il ~, .ia1sa,. I'll Sa.p
Q And yet yoa viii bear lIeading, Rad r :
icals assevera'ing that they are are op-
posed to contraction, and that there is
a greater volume Of Currency in the
,ceuptry now than at any former time
since the CLOSE or The war. 1.-..
'1F .sg1f iafyF OF = gIHfiiGg III Gt.I 70 =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

The well. known druggist, Df.jHenr
ry T.. Helmbold, who was recently
sent 10 the .Pennsylyania Insane, Asy-
lum has been .dischargednfr from that
institution by Judge ,ElicOck, on writ
OF habeas corpus, the Judge holding
that there was no occasion for his, de-
tention. Aud now the Doctors cOun-
sci propose to bring suit against the
asylum for damages on account of his
imprisonment. Ii 81 tys-. d 3 nHiis.s p
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

-biFaE Rsdicals, Of, Warren are rcport-
ing that Hon. w, q. Piummer, a mem
Der of tfe General Assembly Of Penn
syiyania and Eiitor Of tho Titusvifle
'Coarier. who occupied the scat at the
right eethe .si,eske kers upon the stand,
lisa Catholic, Priest who, forced him
This is 4 good joke on Plammef, .b1i
woiildn't il be W ell for Republicans to
follow the precepts OF one OF the
notices carried with tho procession
the other day Warren Consultation.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

= ON Friday a general strike was in
auxurated among the workmen in all
the boot and shoe establishments at
Cochituate, Mass, 800 employees being
idle. The cause Of the strike is that
the employers refuse to restore the
pay TO the same standard as be ore the
which was made some
months since ON account OF duh trade
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09
THE New. YorkuSuai, editorially re-

THE New. York Sun, editorially re-
viewing the'new Know Nothing cru
SADIE in Ohio, says;i' 0h elaaq6Eq Ell u
b. s.When called to account by the lpeo-
pie OF Ohio for the rob bberies, venslity,
iobbery, fraudulent contracts, infa-
nous legislation, bribery, and rascali-
ty which have shocked the country,
fearfuhy Augmented the burdens Of
tax payers, and culminated in bapk-
ruptcy, the only answer Of the Repub-
iican party is, tile Geghan law! Tho
common schools are in dsnger! '"i'i
- "If there was 10 other reason nf0r
this party out of existence,
the crime ofintroducing such an ele-
,ncnt into. political controversy
ought to be" sufficient. Instead sof
helping the desperate demagogues and
m oney changers who have profaaed
the temple, 1t will react fearfully
against them, and contribute largely
to that iiGal defeat to which every in
idication now points; and will be vel.
coined bynthe country as death blow
to revival of The proscriptiyc Know
Nothing organization" r..,.....,...-
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,iRssolutions Of Thanks. 7nls1aS
HALL OF HEsPRRIAN:Lo
No 521 T.. OIOyF: 5-il &, 4 :

-i108OIutAonD VI hSuAos
HALL OF HEsPERIAN; ;LoDGF,
No. 5S2, 1. O.iO.F. o-il Is l. y
AT the regular meeting Ofthis Lodg' /,
the following resolutions were adopt
ed: ~ .H!e''i us i''''' - 81
LIST. That the thanks of this Lodge
are due and hereby given to the
Brethren of Ravcnna Lodge for the
hearty welcome extended to US ON our
visit to their beautiful town, Sept. 1st.
I'd, That we feel our Indebtedness
to the ladies OF Ravenna and vicinity
for their kind, noble and generous
treatment, and we are sure we express
the sentiments of our whole Brother
hood when we say, "God Bless the
ladies Of RayenDa." "S2lq aieii} ~ Aaet
Sd. That copy of these resolutions
be furnished the Ravenna papers for
publication, and the papers of our. own
rsaI To- mis- ). d. LEWIS, N. e. i,
W. X. Elicit, Sec'y.. 7" '..''f <'''' -
r. &C. iGREENLEE.
81 JOHN M.aDAY, Il, Com. 9H
sr w. X. ELLErT, foA = ii
Alliance, O., Sept: lat, 1875. 4, lssi j.
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TIE Radicals are loud in their praise
OF our present free school ssy stem.
That is q merited compliment to- the
Democratic party who are the authors
of the system and have ever stood by
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

The .struIy good" Richard Smith, OF
the Cincinnati Gazette told the CORES
pondent of the New York Sam that
the, Republicans would have been
beated; $40, ,OoO if they had stuckltothe
currency v issue in this state. o,l wa ia
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

:.
AN exchange says:i "a bottle cf
the oil O, ,pennyreyal left uncorked in
a room will cause the mosquitoes to
leave in haste, nor will they return as
long a. the room is loaded with that
aromatic herb" ,,.a.ei ,-ai i,ss y,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

A GRAND brass band and base ball
tournament will be held in Lima,
Allen county on the 18th, 10th, and
17th inst. The prizes offered are: !:
Fer best band, 5000; second best, $50.
For base ball club, first. SlOO; second,
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