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The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-10

The DEMOCRAT is the best advertising sheet n the state. Its extensive circulation in he Southwest, among the planters, mer- .hants and business men, renders 1t espe- .ially desirable to those who wish to reach he general and substapcial public by ad- rertising their respective business and in- .erests.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-10
THE DEMOCRAT

Ha, the largest circulation of any paper in thr state outside Of Little Rock, and is not surpassed by any other paper in the south west being circulated in nearly every town and city in the south and west, and read by an intelligent, enterprising people.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-10

Noman's name put cn our new Subscrip ion book. without the money paid down. Don't ask us to send the DEMOCRAT without ha money, for you will positively be re- used, one and all.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-10

r or OF TWO ACRES OF LAND IN IL Dover, on which Is situated T nice res idence. Price, Sl 500.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
CEN7AUR
LINIMENTS.

Ihs lsuie eas ~ healsA ans ths sgaa3sd aads
shait. We 49, nuu last shAi the Nentsnf
L56insuit sla do. Ihsf al pel mraa hFaAes
hanss O. -Hfe Gaeerf, t1t thsy sti eftrsci sore
Brss AitAs pssa, curs hhe smaitnm Ana larger
naEss e. fesh, bose kad mnsois aiiasHta Than
sfy srtiels ewes l-efefe discovered.
0slsnMdn sAll caahat 81 be4 esd tbs eneeis 81
these fsuItrtshls prtpsfalorf Chrpnie hhee-
m9fssm Il macy years siaeaisg- AserAig'A.
Neal -liact Fewer sore. Nneysng aasess.
sca&iies. Gaksd breast, Distorted 1ainis aud
,pfsinsd lEmbs ~ The Norsi kind are cured By
Ne Whsle CentAus tAuimeui.
Il 81 dastray the pain snd heal Niih9ufA
sear 81 ordinary hgrus and scAlas Il wili *
tfaet tha pnlsun ~ Bites aud htinEs, and the
fr.sg from lfaEen l4nbs. j. i very riicacious
for Esr.aehg. lsott-a6ht. lca aud Caissc0as
Einptians
H 3asiah Wcstste a. Mar syiilp @ writes
Eert wY IHtuaaltsn has teea - bad
Shes have st-a uuhbif o. STIR trum tho hansh
fil ssf Ibaaa nstn- V Cutanr iauimrat ab-
aataa fiata esk vfttaaf my erafrhcf. I nm
ar4tiHE u.44i3 3HHt your IN imeat sinpiy
a uuFf.
Aelus 4 Druggist Eoet rfaine, No,
ss~
stsut4aT tInitn ut ttls better and gives The
bssi ssusfseGiou ~ anything Ia the market
Ntzi tie CentAur Eminent has done i1F 9th"
ere % I'D Tor you. II 10 handy, II u reliable,
add u cheap
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09

DO vie really Wish to be- like Jesus !
We should be houifej 81 The answer
Ne. bat can we truly cTaui Yes I,
Chrsia rirt Was oae pay bo
~ Iesifs ~ spend llc whole night ny
prayer CmiHs spiti was 0ae e iosc
Nv pe wish to love everybody a. Jesus
loved us Chnsts spirit was one Of
generosity Do We want 70 make such
sacrifices as Jesus made when lie gave
90 heaven for US Christ came not TO
be minislered unto. but 70 minister. Do
we long TO have appointed 10 US life
Of hard work for others-to be acqualn.
ted with grief. so that those who neg
lect aud deiamo US may have brighter
lot, aud those who cast out our name
as evil may gain glory and honor and
Immortality Let US beware u mock.
ing God We cannot deceive Him with
prayer that Is insincere, sand and
ashes can be fashinoed into sparkling
mirror, but what furnace heat they
must endure
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
CHRISTIAN LIFE AND LABOR.

Sustain yourself, and comfort your
self in the Lord, and be strong in His
power for you are in the beaten and
common way to heaven when you are
under the Lords crosses.
1t has been seen too often, both in
philosophy and elsewhere, that when
people have fancied that the world was
becoming Christian, Christianity was,
in fact, becoming worldly.
We shall find difficulties In all great
enterprises; if we are sure we have be.
gun them from God, we may securely
cast an events upon His providence,
which knows how to dispose and how
to end them
Every man takes care that his neigh
Dor shall not cheat him But day
comes when he begins to care that he
do not cheat his neighbor Then all
goes well. lie has changed his market
cart into a chariot Of the sun
Turn thine eyes unto myself, and be-
ware thou Judge not in the deeds OF
other men In Judging Of others a man
laboretl IN vain. often crreth, aud easily
sinneth but IN Judging aud discussing
Of himself be always laboreth fruitfully.
Never did there exist full faith 10
the Divine Word which did not expand
the intellect. while it purified the
heart which did not multiply the aims
aud objects Of the understanding. while
il fixed and simpliiied those OF the de
sires aud feelings.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
MARK THESE FACTS.
The Tes3smabs cf $50 Wta's wa
HOLIOwAYrS PILLS

ksEstEs fNaN kaefaFs t.rfftsa
= haa 81 serslas He.assfs rEs etss sae
. hrArly aHe
Year Fis sff sasfttH
I ssna - suathst i,gs. sn3 tssp jhem ia tas
heasa
@nt Heasssf hss fafei 50 bsaaa s. ihsi
VS. hfaata
Esvr ant e vunf rilis IS ui7 tsi4 O. ttaisgs
mettas. The dcaf lgi}ie ttsHg 500 asitgp asv
~ nsuses e uafufnr IL has eHfFd
heef tfk ef n lioeaFN rshinatt fsfeN gaf
q u9ssps q iht bead ! fabtrd same ~ raer
len,
rf14 az fsa teztt Waat aaf en- paat
tsNiiE
iag.7ss is.'tfs seuf rnee Is aenls bat
the Hfdtrins q $50 j. wafth 4 aatsg
Nsni Wf hrn basaa 20 ranG FlIs
Fift ue have ihltF hakas - vaaf eAls1y res
iuFu msi. faF Gh8ls aBl Power
have utet pc sBrh tastimohiais 81 these. but
saut 81 space oapreis me D. oesclaAa
For Cutancous Disorders.
Atd az tFtFi.aas 8ts iia. tta aHaueut Z.
aest ihfsiaAhi Ha HaE Hsi stagesly
HHa ha sr lH sHOtoa
r. e- -.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
The yellow CeRtauI liRinent

{. ~orth lie Wrisb Ia gold to owners Of horses
aud male.
Ibis Lanialvnt has cured more sprAined.
swot MED, klug -bOned and Called Horses IN
tbrse years than have AL the fsrfiers 10 the
couutry ia AN age. Ia Effects are simply won
deFiui
We bsts thousands upon thousands Of oertih-
Gates a. strong ths following.
'My horse lame for year with fcuock
sFebch All remedies utterly failed TO sufe aud
[ considered hun worthless until ! commenced
20 nee Cthlanr Linimsut, which rapidly cured
aim. lhrArily recommend It.
REV. GE0 w. FERRIS,
MAboryie. SehohArs Co., n. J"
"DgAR sH.-I have used your CentAur Lini-
ment IN nay family, aud 6nd il TO be great
value. Please send me tso dollsrg worth, one
tor the mules aud h0rsts.
Riley sICKLES.
RAls St.tiou, Wyoming Co, Pa"
hmakes very little difference what the cAse
il, ~hether IL b. Wrench, sprsiu, Poll-Eyil.
Ring bone Scratches or LameHess Of any kind
the effects ale the same. Liverymen, Stags
proprietots. Farmers, &e., should never be with
out the Yelow Csntsur LinlmsDt II IL sold
everywhere, aud warranted in it, effects.
Laboratory Of ]. B. Rose < Co.,
70 DEFY ST., New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
Pullman Palace Cars

are ran on all through trains Of this road.
This is The ONLY LINE running these ears
bstween Chicago And bt. Psul. Chicago Aad Mil
waukee, or Chicago And WinonA.
At OnAha our slsspers connect With ia Over
land Blsspsrs on the Union Paciae kailG BAD tor
ell points West OF the hissoun River.
On the arrival Of the trsins from The Hast OF
gouth, the trains Of tbs Chicago Norsa- wsst
err Raiivay LEAVE CHICAGO as folIous:
For Council Blufs, OmAhs and California Tvs
Through Trains daily. vith Pullman Palace
Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars through 70
Council Bluhs.
For IT. Paul ana Minneapolis. Two Tbroagh
Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cara attached
on both trains.
For Green Bay and Lake Superior, Tso Trains
daily with Puliman Palace Cars attached. And
running through 70 hArqustts.
For Milwaukee. Foar ThrougA Tfstas dAiit
Pullman Cars en- night t1aiak, PGFior Chair Carr
on day trains.
For sparta and winonh and points IN Ainbs
sofa, One Through Trails daily, ~iIh PsilmAn
slespsrs 10 winonA
Fer Dubuks. via Freepert. T~e rhreugh Trains
daily, with PaiimRn Cara on night tFAfns.
Per Dub1ks and Ia Crosss va CaEtoh, Tss
Thr0ugh TrAiDs daily, sith Puilmsn Cars 90
sight train 70 Ae0regor. loul.
Fer siouH City kHd rAakton, Two TrAi "a daily
Pullman Cars to Miasouri Valley Jupetioa.
FOR Lake Gensvs, Fear TfHass daily.
For Rockford, sisriipR, KsnoshE. JGsesviAs
aud other pssnts, Tou cas- hass hsm tee u tss
tralna daily.
NsW Tofk ohos, AS Brsaevsy; Bosgsa Gee
No. state Street omkhs 0Gies z,& FarHbam
strset; Szn Frkncisse Ofhcs. IA Hontg
street, ckieAgs Ticket oaee.. q Clark btseti
HEGsr kbermsn Honss corner Canal Ard aEdi-
soa streets, EisnEla Etrsst Depot. corner ".
Kinxls anS Cana stFestE; Wells street Depot,
eornsr Nslls Kad ElnEle street
Yog rates Of Attenuation BOT altAlnabia from
youf ksIaa tcket sgehts apply -
W. 81. e1KxsFsT, MssvgA HuonrqT.
01u. Pass. All, Chicago. GeA.huFt. Chicago.
449{g
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
SUNDAY 1T,
esr ron rur FnneEss.

The rnboess Elizabeth. daughter q
King Charles wAs fsana dead one
Jay vilA her hcad leaning % The Bible
j beiag opea al tbe words, Cone unto
ne. 81 ye that lsbor ADD are heavy Is.
den. and / vii give yoa rest Her
monument now stands 10 Newport
church aua CONSISTS d female agute
reclining hef bead on tie open Bible
90 whose marble page j. chiselied this
golden text
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
A TAPiRoor.

No one ever saw black hickory tree
blown out Of root. The hurricane may
twist it of or break it down, though
even that seldom occurs but It cannot
drag il out Of the ground The reason
is that this tree, while It sends out
plenty of surface roots, always sends a
strong tap.root straight down into the
solid sub soil, and lays hold on the
foundations Of stone or clay or hardpan
as the case may be. There are other
trees--the beech, maple, and ash
which interlace the surface with web
OF roots; but in storm, especially il
the ground previously had been water.
soaked, over they 60 A Christian is
not safe and reliable unless he has sent
tap.root down INTO hard, strong foun.
dations Of Christian doctrine. Surface
roots Of sentiment and emotion have
their uses, but they arc not good for
much, either in dry time or tempest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
CastOria.

II is a mistake to suppose that Csstoria is not
adapted TO grown persons as well AZ children
They only need TO increase the quantity. But
children have 40 many complaints Tor which Cas.
toria is adApted--lik wlud collie, sour stomach,
worms, letter, teething and Group, that it is es-
pecially recommended for them.
Its effects are more certsin than castor oil
contains no alcohol, and ia as pleasant to take as
honey. 1t never gripes. BY regulating the
stomach and bowels, il cools the blood, e1pes
worms and prevents ieyerishness quets the
nerves and produces health-then Of course chill
dren can sleep in quiet and mothers can rest.
Csstora s recommended by all physicians and
nurses who have tired il, and II is having rap.
idly increasing sale II is prepared with great
care alter the recipe OF Dr. Samuel Pitcher OF
Massachusetts,, at the laboratory OF d Rose
4 Co., 46 Dey street, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09

None should tail % call and see our
goods and get prices We shall con.
ijuuc the sale through April You
that cannot come, send Ilr samples
500 pieces Prints. meme over &c. meme
81 your 9 70 IL yard pieces, remnants
Sc Co,tous ct al kinds sc inch lne
Go per yard Cotton, iQ uch. Q cts.
blcachcd Coltous, So inch, Sc Fruit
81 the Loom, lie, Wamsutta. l2ie
sheeting ga heavy blcachcd 80 cts
81 ZACH illow Case Cotton / 3 cents
Largest stock chuice Shoeiiugs IN the
state, 2jc goods tor lSto llbc 500
pieces
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
For stomachs out OF Order.

No medicine viii eieotua lv improNe the
tone " the stomach as these fir, thcy remuvo
all seidity accasiuaHi either by intompsfauec of
Improper dset They roach the lltof and reduce
Il 60 healthy Aetlou; they are wonderfully IN
cac QUE 10 cassa " spitn IN fact they neyst fail
10 eating all disorders Of the hyef aud stomach.
H0LLoWAiH FILLS are tho bsst known ia
the world Tor The following disoasss Agaa,
Asthmt, Bilious Complaints, B0tehaa GA she
SKIN, bowels, Consumption, Debility nr8paY
nyscutety. ffysirolss. Female lffrpuiErt ~,
fsNers ~ ell Kinds Rts, Cont lirsdsrhe Indt-
gestion, Inflammation, Jaundies. Liver Conn
plants, Lumbago, Piles, rheumatism, Retention
OF urine, scIoiulA or Kings kyil. bore fhfoas
stone and Gravel. Tie Doulourour lumors
Ulcers Worms Of all kinds, Weakness from ANY
| afa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
AGENTS WANTED.

Goods at manufacturer preos The goodl
furnished by mo 10 agents receive ffDni ihi
manufacturers. They are shipped u large qaanl
tiliss aud by cheapest routes Ia this Way saYi
enough on cost ~ goods ~ pay nte fDr handling
them, aud give them ~ agouis 81 lu~er bgafsI
than they can be bad II ordered 81 any one siFs
A ffial will convince y0n that tue ts lac iAAFd
e.nVasssd for me yeArs, have had froHI
i've 10 fifty agents At wOiA Tor Ias ~ time, suf!
1 kn0w what aK6uts eau do Abd what afileisa
viii sell best, aud can give ateiui hiHts ~ ~
gard 10 best and most successful methods
eanyassing. Shall make your interests ny psn
| stall be- ia receipt VI nhw sbd useiul Artieis5
~ soon Es they are pat Bg tbs market. 4Bd
wGys &c tea.iuk pFssA. | Nbuf ~ettFe 44eaiF
every town Ia hGw England and heN folk Il
ones " canvass On tie f0jlsSiag aamad sfts
eies, 70 Whoa s4li giye eAsace y Territory -
bottom Iriee., u you apply a. once.
MR8 PORTS COLD HANDLE fLAg lEOka1
No holder required Handle ntyar gais het
Il detae8sd BY spfEg, aud changed from
coli IRON 10 a hot one quicker thaB holds
One holder aHd three ir}pa oba VI sLleh y
polishing ifDns, constitute SET hetsll pises
per sel, tl.aH. Is i4di's iuFegiiOb, which III
help 70 sell i 10 rasriy essrY iaiy nbS has sfpt
log 70 bs a0ne, Alag
RUSTIC SHADES And sEw KINDS y FfAS
IUGRs, ALL COMPLETE,
ior frors 60 cents % sl-2j per Wla1ss. aeeoidle
- style u slatg Aud sl5 y Aibaoss
TAYiDRs SAFETY LOCKS, BURGLAR PROC
Can BE- pat GA IN hya mtAutee " h0at casita
q a dor. ID l0fts the tF.Hdh ~ pHsbihg
slide hstsa pries - r~bts.
EUREgA COMING INE AAD BOOK
Ne pfasA, bfash. o. safer ftVufee sslis read
lis 70 bnslasss inen~sa8tH Tbs e9st ~ a pre-
10 page tp9k Aad tau pat of ifk g. -. ] has
sots eontioi u AID sfa manufacturers 4teBt q
ihA above articles bhaH keep ab8ge Lode
saseE sisa yer GGd save al~s sad suy r0Q
pabslshet FuFnssbed a. paa.fsas afese q
and ssa tsea - et p#s 81 3N ~ fng
dfess AID 81 ea' sA@H sHsElts
EMERSON EsTAkR90K,
fAtIbk H4t4E GhnE.as u s9.s 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
IMPORTANr CAIITION.

None are genuine unless the signature 81 ].
HAtpocK, As agent for the United Stste. eur.
rounds zach bon Of Ifls, aud Oiutment \ hand.
some rsssrd ~l be given 10 any one leud finR
such information a. ss may lead 30 the detection
OF any party az parties couHterfeiung The mo 4,
eints OF vending the same. knowing them 80 ba
spurinns,
'.'Sold al tue manufaciors OF Prof HOLLOWAY
4 Co., New York aud by ali respectable drug.
glsts aud deslsIs ia medicine through tho
civilized World. Ia DoIss al zoe G2e,. Asd 81 asch
sS There ls considerable saving by taking tho
large siEes.
N. B.-Diroctions fer the guidance Of patiouts
In every disorder arc affixed 10 each box - 0ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
Leamon's Dyes Color silks.
Leamons Dyes Color Wooleus.
Lemons Dyes Color Cottons.
Leamon's Dyes Color Anything

Druggists sell lhom. book giving fun and
erplit 4 rccli8ns uiil lie cent 70 Any one b.
Adsrsssine fh- pfoptistors, RKLIs, kIcHAEDsoE
A Co Burlington, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-01-07
LEGAL.
AdminI.trator,s NotIee.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified a. administrator on the estate of VIII
liam Bard. deceased late Of Kingsville, Ashtabu-
D.Y. RICHMOND.
Kfpeayilte O. Dec 90. 1879 s9tl35R
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-01-07


CoNDENsEDB BEER.-Mr. Lockwood
describes, in the Journal of the
Society Of Arts, his patent solid or
condensed beer is taken at its best
condition, its alcohol is separated
and saved by method of gentle
distillation IN VGcato and the residue
is condensed in vacuum pan, like
milk. When finished itisin hermeti-
cally sealed packages, the alcohol
first being added to it again, and
acting as preservative. The fer
mentation which was present in the
beer when it was taken Is lsuspendep
by the heating, and the condensed
beer remains sound in thiscondition,
apparently for any length of time,
as some exists, that has now been
kept for nearly two years. When
re-made by adding water, it is not
wort, but real beer. having all its
flavor and alcoholic strength, and
lacking only effervescenee, which
can be quickly impaired by reviving
the suspended fermentation for a
shorE time in order to develop suffi-
cient carbonic acid gas to give it the
required briskness; or it is fit to.
drink Immediately, if charged with
carbOnic acid gas, ike aerated water.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-01-07

A DIscovERY.-The ruins Of a
long buried and unknown Moham-
medan city have been lately dis
covered by the Russians in the ter
ritory of the Atrek. They are
situated on the steppe east of the
Caspian Sea, in aregion once fam
ous for its fertility. The country
was irrigated by canal connected
with Atrek, and the remains of large
tanks and of an extensive system of
pipes attest the care with which the
inhabitants of the city secured an
abundant water-supply. Broken
minarets of Saracenic architecture
betoken the religion and the race
prevailing in the city, which had evil
IDENTIFY been of large extent and oc-
cupied by a numerous population.
A detailed description of the dis
coyery, with copies of the inscript-
ions which admit of reading, have
been transmitted toSt. Petersburg,
and these last have been submitted
by the Government to competent
scholars for Interpretation.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-01-07
ReI.r Mn. ont.


bridgeport, Conn., The other night
Betsy, the big elephant wintering
here, became dissatisfied with her
narrow quarters in the barn where
the animals are confined, and made
up her mind to sally forth into a
wider arena, She accordingly snap
ped the ropes aud chains that bound
her, walked out of her stall, and
after promenadlng up and down for
few minutes, marched to the cage
of young Bengal tiger, upset it,
and turned the occupant loose. The
tiger was taken by surprises, and so
much disgusted at the practical joke
played upon him that he lretreated
to quiet corner and nursed his
wrath. Betsy seemed TO be spelling
for fight. She started again for
the tiger, but before she could strike
him he had jumped clear over her
and taken refuge on one of the cross
beams. Betsy made another at
tempt to reach the tiger, but failed.
She then burst open the barn door
and marched for the railroad depot,
where she encountered an engine
on the track. She made a close
study of the Kissing and snorting
iron horse, and having satisfied her
self that she could easily overcome
it in a fair fight, she proceeded to
tackle it She tried it on all sides,
but could not bulge it, and after
having scorched her proboscis by
bringing it in close contact with the
furnace door, she became despond-
ent, and moved away.
Meantime Nero and Tuck, the
odogs that are kept. with the
elephant, had trotted around and
aroused the keepers, who started
out to capture the eccentricrunaway.
Wilson f. Green and Charles Cotton
came up with her as shesswa enter.
ing the town. They both tried by.
moral suasion to induce Betsy to re-
turn to camp, but she Indignantly
refused. Further persuasion irritates
her, and at length, falling by quiet
obstinacy to rid herself of her tor
mentors, she lifted her trunk and
brought it down with sidelong
sweep that sent Mr.. Green more
than ten yards through space. She
then upset Mr.. Cotton, and would
perhaps have crushed him with her
feet had not her attention been
diverted in time by Tommy Murphy,
one of the circus boys, who ran up
in front of her. Seizing Tommy
around the middle she held him
aloft, and carrying him gently for a
few rods dropped him tenderly to
to the ground and continued on. her
journey. @ s
By this time the whole of the
force was out. Dozens of men sur
rounded the huge beast, and after
beating her badly with clubs and
proddIng her with pitchforks, they
succeeding in getting Betsy in har-
ness. As soon as she was tethered
she turned quietly about and re-
turned TO the barn without protest.
Had the escape been made in the
day time, serious damage might
have resulted from Betsy's freak.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-01-07
60 znlasss esE For the Telegraph.
DEAR FATHER HAS GONE.

h !. >. c.
Dear father has gone TO his ionged for rest,
To his rest on the other shore;
he has gone TO the home of The good and
the blest,
We shall see his dear fac never more
BE struggled with hardships, with toll,
go and strife.
Till his life was o'erburdened with care,
Denied sweet repose in this wearisome
life,
But he found it at last-"Oyer there.
He has met face to facs with The dear.
on,s again,
On the shore Of that bright, crytal sea
To suffer no more with sorrow and pain,
But he turns aud beekoAs tome
Dear father, I'll come when the struggle
is DER
With poverty, sickness and pam,
1 Will greet thee with JOY on The beau l.
ful share.
To lose thee, OIL never again
Huntsville, Dec. II, 1875.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-01-07

KsGss-dpted, All Pine Doors $
$1.75 to S2.25
i HE Subscriber, being convinced of
the necessity of low priced door, has made ar.
rangements to furnish them at the above
astonishing Lou Prices,
And all other goods in his line in the same ratio,
foI CASH, and CASH only.
Small Profits & Large Sale
Is my motto IN the future, A largestock fsash.
Blinds, and Doors constantly on hand. Over
One Hundred different varieties
noics. and WzRR9NTED 70 GIVE saTIsFAc
A Large Stock of
Michigan Pine on hand
Alsos large stock Of Siding. Ceiling and IS
FLOORING q
ALWAYS ON HAND.
caIlsnd see before youbuy, as am determined
tOmake It an object for the peopleto huyyof me.
once and Mil opposite Church Psk SdE 44iR st
CHOICE FAMILY
s2 sFas Fa2 t 80
Groceries & Provisions
= naB @
lt:the Grocery House of ss
sFaaa
All. & E. W. SAVAGE,
i eoOds sold as low as
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