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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
-About dozen men are ID WOrk On th


O'Brien's show which exhibited here last
Wednesday,, brought with it the largest
number Of confidence men, burglars,
monsy grabbers and bummers that ever
gtupek thstosgt ct any one gtne,. When
me show arrived III. o'Rs1eh notified the
authorities here that this gang was follow
ing bis show snd the police we're instruct
ed to notify cur citizens, which they did by
calling At nearly every hOuss and notifying
the occupants, and Eve special police were
ordered out; but Notwithstanding these
precautions the aead beats succeeded in
rObbing one house and barn, and attempts
were made tsenteE several others, I,at they
were unsaeeessful.
Ths=Essidenee of g. E. BellEnap, On Sta
tons asenteEed p tAeeysning, while all
the Inmates were. st the show, ssnd s17 In
s0ld and silver one szit of new clothes. a
aslnber q shirts ana ait bis n0tss. deeds !
end Fnluable Pspsss tslIells also & valuable
rayslias bsg and some Wsaring I. sp5apel - "a Of
lirs BeIkpspA p % Yslasd At over siOO.
The stable Of r. C.aWaEsniAston,, the
keeper 81 the AshtabnlA Hoasz wss enter,
ed'sha i hll1s valusd at Ss5 taken.
An attempt was made to enter the house
Of Theodore SEWERS, on Division Street, bht
tsdei vafs sruoassd sAa tie thieves
departed.
An attemps was made about II 'clOcok 70
enter the isVelry establishment Of Of SEQ.
". Diokinson, but the. clerk entered the
store at that moment and they left. ie
Mr.. FOFepsugh, the treasurer Of the
.shpF, informed Mr.. War1ningtOn daring
the day thst there were two men trying
the doors in his hotel. Mr.. w. went Up
stairs and found the fellows and kicked
them down stairs.
rhefe are pTobably other olses but We
hare not yet heard Of them.
AtGirard, Pa, where the show exhibit
ed the previous day there were 10 burgla-
ries committed. lrf
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21

"A young man by the name Of Way was
drunk and disOrderly on the streets last
ifuesaa5 night at "a e'eIOdk. end ldaicer
scoville attempted to arrest him, when be
was assaulted BY Frank Furgnson, friend
ot Wsy's. Bya free uAs Of tbs club be
succeeded in knocking them both into the
gutter, but they succeeded in making their
escapes. Several shots were fred ct them,
bgt without effect Warrants have been
issued for both ofthem.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
a Card % the Amerlean PnbIIe.

For many years we have made two med
icines suited to the ailments OF q vast class
Of sufferers. Thousands of cures have been
made by them, and, in fact, the word failure
could never be coupled with them. But
within the last two years counterfeits Of our
medicines have sprung up, dangerous in their
close imitation Of our Trade Marx. TOsecure
the people we have placed upon each genuine
box OF Holloway's Pills and HollOWay's Oint-
ment the fac simile Of the signature Of our
this Is felony. We shall Fsientlessly pursue
any one Whb initiates this with the utmost
vig0r Of the law. We most earnestly beg
that the great mass OF the American people
viii aid as in our efforts TO protect their
health. and help US in our task OF bringing
these most nupriueipled man to the bar Of
cines purporting TO be ours unless Mr. Jos.
Haydoek's signature Is attached to each box
Of Pills qr Pot Of Ointment and the end wiz
soon be FeaOhed.
The publlc's obedient servants.
1871 frs-r HOLLOWAY & co.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21

There need be no pain where Centaur
Liniment is used. Burns and sealds are heal
ed without q scar. rheumatism, sprains and
most flesh bone and muscle ailments can be
absolutely cured. There are two, kinds. Tne
White Centaur Liniment is for family use,
the Yellow for horses and animals. A trial
will convince the incredulOus. 1St13S0
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
AFevv ThInr. That We Know.

We know that a disordered stomach orliver
produces more suffering than any other cause.
We know that very few physicians are sue
eessful in their treatment OF these disorders.
We know that DaCosta's Radical Cure will,
without the shadow Of a doubt, almost im1nae-
diately relieve and permanently cure all oi
these distressing symptoms. We knew Of
thousands who are willing to testify that
that II you Eill gfKe II a iatF trial you viii let
us add your name 10 the aeloud OF witness
es.n WIZ you give II q trial, and do It now?
Trial size only 25c. Sold by Geo. willard.
Prof Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup Is
perfectly safe, extremely palatable. No ply
sic required. Costs Is cents. Try Il.
lylT0eow
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
BoEg' nobbY shoe. iust IN 81 MorrisOn'.

Mr.. S. A. Warren, Centre street, Ashta-
bula, Ohio, has heen appointed sole Agent
i for the sale of the West Polisher and Iron
81 an srticle d merit. For reference eall
on the Judd sisters. at their laundry on
Park street. He will be glad to serve any
one wishing the same. West Manufactur-
ing Co., Cleveland, Ohio. S5
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21

~ al : - - - - y
,,l.,;ng sp iron crane at the L,.S 8 M s.
- q ~ Isrbol Sc sfst Eziaas. =
6 % IIss dhssl fsIla aa.l. q. .ght ar.
sunnel. Robbins. fpre.Aan of the B1y Slats
81 Warks. = Ele 'niaring him ssvefeIy.
The sdlIp e1se - several inches, a col
lar bone hroksa, and otber bruises rade
aE'ont sic hsaa Il aas lesi1d That hi in
jiariss we're fatGl, lst 6ftsr irsstmen4 at
The lake Side House during. Friday and
sattfsIay 5hs LIT SSatsrdsy nigiiit for hsme.
-19aess aliil IS 10 Iaek a fodder fOf the
stock through the .nsxt Eintsh Almost
ezeEE fsruer has bis hams st9Eed 70 their
utmost capacity. As an evidence Of abun-
dsaes N gokn Harmon tens aisA that be
eat and got iarlast week in. spleRdid order,
thirty-sevesn loads Of hay, supposed to
weiei about : ton eaeh, from thirteen acres
Of msaaOu. Asto8hs qEality of,tte hay,
his assertion appeared rather strong-that
abe never saw such hay." His barn room
Is 50 taken M that it Is difficult to see
what Is 70 Be done with the wheat and oats,
The many showers Of last week. to the
south Of rs, drenehea things in that dirse-
tiOh and iaterfeEed With the harvest opera
ti0ns Of farmers. Considerable hay was
vet, and grain had 10 be unbound to. dry
Of the moisture. Paddles, ss We are told,
are not unffequent IN the roads as We write
this-M MONDAY. Ashtabnla, however, en-
loyed no benefit from those showers, and
some Of thscreps begin to suffer GrPss,
oais and potatoes feel the .droeth. To the
eat Of Us, eYea into the STATE of New
York, we learn the dfouth Is much more
severe than here + q 8 ltEI -HVF
There has been no meeting Of the
Council since the 2lst day Of last June.
The regular meetings are an the frst and
third Wednesdays Of each month On the
hrst wednesday Of this month, the night
when the pay ordinance should have been
passed .thes vas net enough members
present to transact any business, and
specisl meeting was called by the Mayor,
but with the same result On last Wednes-
day evening y" circus night "-tIiere wss
no meeting, and as . result all the bills
have to lie over to August ID, unless spe-
eial meeting is called in the meantime.
This is the cause Of q great deal Of disap-
poiatment.anil- -annOyuues-to the poor la
bDpn rho viii heIOblissd toyFRit two
months ioF their hard-esrned money.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21


pay for Whit they consume. A few arti-
eles of luxury keep dn. hut these win come
down in a little while. The bars.
restaurants and hotels maintain war prices.
but they viii not Be ablsto do solong. The
topers are growing, ana Tis~ men are tax
ing advantage of the feeling to start new
places at cheaper rates. Let US get work
plenty once more. ansi the good "a tines
will BE here again. 3 u - ? - 4 e
AN OLD LAND MARX GONE
The burning of Castle Garden is an
event that makes all old New-Yorkers sad.
There is no building in the city, around
which so many memories cling or more
pleasant ones. Built originally for fort,
it was many years ago made unnecessary
for this purpose, by the building Of fortif
cations outside. Then it became a place
of fashionable entertainments. 1t was in
Castle Garden that Jenny Lind first sang
in New York-it was the scene Of all the
grand balls and entertainments given by
the city, and it may be safely said that the
old building has seen more fair women and
brave men than any other on the eOnti-
nent. But twenty years ago fashionable
New York began to move uptown, and the
territory in the vicinity of the battery was
given up te trade. Old Stephen Whitney,
the protector of the Pacific Railroad, re-
fused to move with the rest Of his neighbors,
and he died in his house on Rowling
Green, years after he was completely sur
rounded with business. Then Castle Gar
den was turned into depot for incoming
emigrants, and its old character was gone
forever. Its burning brings up pleasant
memories to those who were young twenty
five years ago, but to the New Yorker of to-
day it is simply the destruction Of an un-
slightly old building which they hope will
be replaced with q better one.
is absolutely dead, and viii be until fall.
Whether It win revive then or not, re-
mains to be seen. The prospect IS not
very encouraging, / must confess
HETRo.
New York, July 18th. 1876.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
Ehs Uasaavilis naees.

The Madison correspondent of the
PainssvilIe Telegraph says: A.ia
TharacrsEt Bnignyilie oRSaturJaE were
very well sttended. The track was in ex-
eelleut condition; the dag reasonably cool,
and everything bid FAIR fora good time.
There were three entries for the first race,
viz Tom Wonder, owned by Yolney
Frenchy ef Wiiliamsheld; RattleE. BY a.
A. ball Of Madison; Ioafer, BY Albeit
Fields, Of Ashabula. The pEizelEas q sil-
Yer pifcher Ecl, hyr Rattler- For the
.saeohd rae tllss ptsIsl Use q tte entities /:
Rosa Lizzie, By Johnny Warner, Paines-
Yillss Lady Grace, BY A. A. Hall, Madison /;
Garry b, BY Albert Fselds Ashtsbbls.
This raee was wa by Garry. b. easily. The
prize was e silver goblet. The third fhee
had six entries as f8ll ows: Nett BY W. P.
Ohureh, Of DniOnEiile; Fiona, By n. STRAIT
ton, JF., Of Madison; PainesFille Boy, tY
John Sanborh, Of PainesEilIe; Little Henry,
oy George Martin, Unionville; Laura Reh,
By JOhny Warner, PainesTille; Dolly Var
den, Jehial Hurlburt, Perry. This race
has not been fully decided vet 1t 1robab-
y lies between gainesville Boy and Flora.
The tsos was to have beea foF horses that
had never trOtted for purses or prizes. It
was elsimed by some that PainesYille Boy
had, which, II true, would give the prize
to Flora, the next best, Probably 500 per-
sons Wsrs p1ssak 7 9 81
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
WESTERN FExArRb SENfS AIRY viii CON,

WESTERN FExALE SEMINARY will e6n-
Inenesits school term on W ednesday, Sept.
ID. This Seminary tor the thorough cul5
ture of young lzdies, has before been allud-
ed to in these eoluns as.oombining the ad-
vantagss Of home and book culture; nnder
the direction of Miss Helen Peabody, and
her excellent cOrpsOf teachers. The fami-
ly is 80 conducted that the expense Of board,
tuition and heating rooms Gncluding
lights is only sl85 for the school yeat,
which thus gives parents an opportunity to
educate THEN daughters at a lhiodsgate ex=
Pense. Address Miss Helen Peabody, Or
ford. Ohio.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
LOCAL NOTICES.

CastOria is perfect substitute for Castor
Oil, without any Of its objections, for It is
pleasant to take, and does not nauseate OF
grippe. For costiveness at any age, but espe-
cially for sour stomach, wind collie, worms
and the disordered bowels Of children, it is
the most effective remedy in existence. 1t is
hafmless. tits reliablei It'll cheap, =
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
New York, July 18th. 1876.
DUB WASHINGTON LETTKR.

Eds. Iel:-I have been too much affected
by the extreme heat to be able to write for
several weeks but the weather is more en-
durable now. The Congressional dead
lock on the appropriation bill continues
with no immediate prospect Of a solution.
The impeachment trial Is proceeding but
slowly, and altogether cannot see any adj
journment until August. '3', ~
Grant has been doing several things OF
late. some Ofiwhieh are good, some apparL
emily unfortunate.i Oft latter class IS
the removal of Pratt, Commissioner of In
ternsl Revenue, while changing Jewell for
TYHqrs a. P. n general, isa4inprosenent
in every way, and his letter to Bristov
about testifying before the COMMITTEES.
will reveal Mr.. BristoR to the country in
his true colors, for if he goes before the
Committee and 5teztiAes uGnreseryedly, as
the President reGaests him to a., It win
disclose the facts that his being embarrass-
ed in the whisky prosecutions by the Presf-
dents opposition, had no foundation in
fact. If on.the other hand, be avoids tes-
tifying upon some other matters, he win
properly stand before the country IN bad
light. Let US have the truth Mr.. Reform
er, and no lodging. = +, -
Gen, Garfield has ended the uncertainty
about his candidacy BY saying that if it
was the unmistakable wish Of his district
that he should be candidate, he would
accept an eighth nomination as a high com
pliment from a district that had been rep
resented for 20 years by Giddings,- and a
still longer time BY Whittlesey. Garfield
is now the undispnted leader of the Re
publican side Of the House, and since his
last election his career has been surely and
rapidly upward, and the cloud that hung
over him two years ago has disappeared;
and new honors await him in the Forty
fifth Congress, should We succeed in elect
ing a Republican majority. ~, =, '=
The canvass ip Ohio preEiousto the oc-
tober election, VIII be watched with in
tense interest by the whole country, and
Col. Barnes name VIII attain to vide aee-
lebrity as the head of the State ticket as
the returns are being telegraphsd to the
country. Understand that there is to be
consultation soon of all those who are to
take part in the Ohio canvass on the Re
publican side, while the Democrats are
making tremendous efforts to unite their
forces and instl into them esprit de corps
and it win not do for Ohio Republicans to
count on any serious division in the Demo
cratic camp; they win fslI into line when
the battle gets warm, as all Of the bitter
est anti-Tilden Democratic members Of
Congress have done here. Not that they
expect to carry Chic, but that they hope
to keep our majority down so small as tp
greatly break the force Of its moral effects
upon other States. We ought to get tWeu-
ty thousand maiority in October, and to dp
it we must work systematically and UNI
eeasinglYo tho g5fl8cmad BUuuYE.
D Washington, July 16, 1876,
~ A Health-PFomotlng StimuIanE.
% &
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21

81 D9SM J zC,-uSS :
P. NJ Sexton was notified Wednesday
of the new postal rates; on newspapers,
magazines, and all printed matter except
circulars and merchandise, the rate is one
cent for every two ounces, with the priv
alsge Of writing the name Of the sender
and the contents on the wrpper,b The new
Law took effect here last Wednesday, 'l..e 1s
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
Washington, July 1s, 1876


ai, a AeaAtn-REonogAng osAmuAanL 4
Physicians who certainly ought to be ths
best judges Of such matters, declare thai
Wholesome stimulation Is not only desirable
but essential IN many Instances. When thk
Temporary good ef1eet o. sound stimnlanI
Is confirmed and rendered permanent, a. 81
the action OF tonic and Alternative principles
combined with il, becomes an Infinitely more
efieacious renovant Of physical energy and
8 corrective OF those conditions Of the body
which invite disease. The Bitters have re-
ceivedi the emphatic sanction OF medical
men who have observed thse0ect OF thaEpOp-
ular stimulative cordial as a remedy for
weakness, nervousness, dyspepsia, constipa-
ton Inactivity Of the liver, malariOuE fevers
and many other disorders. Its basis Is sound
old rye, the pHrest liquor knoWh 70 oOn-
merae, and itsblf possessing tonic properties
Of no mean order.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
GRAND RIVER
AUSgzNBERe. eHzolU i
J. TVeKREMAN. Ph.b.. pnncraE.l
FALL TERMs BEGINS AUGUST ri

% slsl 5-s7- li-i-il - 9ail4,i rlaa
FALL TERMS BEGINS AUGUST 22D
rlra-i usIf s11rf 9F------ iT'f 1rrl y
Gives superior business education. ia.r
GtFss saPSzs6- scientidc e6noation.
GiYessqpeEier classical education,
GtxesBuperior preparation for teaching
The Primary and Nofual classes are taught
BY graduates who have been trained for the
work OF teaching, and who are devoted 70 4.
The lady grpduates are settinS nom $50 %
800 Per year for teaching. . oie -
Boarding ana rooms for self-boariius can
be obtaihed at reasonable rates, ~ etlSss
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
NOTECEi

All persons are hereby warned not to pick
whortleberries or crsnberries on my prem
ises, as they win be prosecuted.
JOIN CASTLE.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
Wool wantedI


Parties having woOEfOr sale wiz do we'll
TO call on S. B. WELLS.
Agents wanted for selling an article of
real and permanent merit, which affords
handsome margin. West Manfg Co.,
"a Public Square, Cleveland. IS
WRAPPING PAPERs.-CrOsby & Wetherwax
have large stock Of the different grades
and sizes Of wrapping paper, that will be
sold at the lowest living rates. 19tf.
Ehe Erie Store has just received a large
consignment Of Linen Suits, that for
style and prices were never before seen in
this section. These goods must be sold
Immediately and persons wanting should
not fail to examine the new stock. Suits
from $1.25. Up.
Carpet paper, 'best,thing out, at -
Morrison's.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
75c. Gunpowder tea at Morrison'g

75c. GunpOwder tea at Morrison's
REEovATE Your BEDsl-We are pleased
to announce to our readers that Mr.. A F.
7 Montgomery, from Geneva, Is located on
Station St, in the house Of h. Fassett,
where he is prepared by reliable steam
process, to skillfully renovate feather beds
and pillows, he also eleanses and uphol-
sters hair and other mattresses, in a work
manlike manner, making them equal to
new.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
Dissolution

Dissolution.
THE CO-Partnership hitherto ex-
n isting under the name Of FisE. -sfIliposn
& Parsons is this day diRRolEed 6y mutual
consent. The business Of the late flrm viii
be settled by F. Sillinan and s. H Parsong
All persons indebted to said firm are re.
quested to make prompt payment.
A. c. FISK
stlsS5 ~ = "a +. SII6TWAHF
Ashtabula, July 70, ls7s-y 8. II. FA1sdSs,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21

I, J. sun. BLYTH, Cashier of the Ashtabula
National Bank, do sQlemnlY swear that the
above statement Is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belie[
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21

Parties having wOOIfOf sale wiz do well
to call on S. B. Wells.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21

ty, but yet not half OF very few observe
them. AWet cloth IN helcroRh Of the hat
is certain and sure preventive, but never
tbeless not enc In ten take this simple pre-
caution.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
HENRY FASSETTl
]. B. CROSBY, Dirs.
i. W. SMITH

TAEODORE sHALL. Notary Public.
@0Ef1 RewaEa or ausIilgs able $50 Dr.
R4OOP. FI1LEB, being sWorR aays. !
graduated In 1888, appointed TO profssscr's
chair 1859; have devoted 40 years Exclusively
70. Rheunaallsu, Neuralgia, GOut Kidney
and IdEer Dlseases. Iguafantee DR.. Filters
rheumatic Kennedy, Kidney Cordial, and
Liver Pills, permanent cure or viii refund
money. Pamphlets, references and medical
advice sent BY mail, gratis. Address DR.. Fit
gists. 1851
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21

I w Dut gSt uOt q AAaAA VI foA Ac" ee7~- =
them. AEet cloth in thec Of the hat
is 3 certain and sure preventive, but never
tbeless not enc In ten take this simple pre-
caution.
POLITICAL
No matter how much Democratic papers
howl about il. or how much they may as
sert to the contrary, Tilden viii not receive
the undivided support Of the Democratic
Party Of this city and State. He bought
the nomination with money which he swim
died out of the people in his railroad
schemes. but he has not enough to buy the
election. The leaders of Tammany will
give him support, for he has already
divided up the offices among them, aud has
partitioned out the spoils; but there be
members of Tammany, and Democrats who
are not members Of Tammany, who cannot
be bought or driven, and John Kelly is
having trouble with them, There are
thousands il open revolt, and thousands
more viii follow them. Blythe way. speak
ing Of this ''RefOrmer, it is q fact that
/
the Brooklyn ring, a more dangerous one
than Tammany even, went enmasse to st.
Louis, and contributed of the money they
had stolen Of the people Of Brooklyn totke
funds that nominated 'sslippery SAM i
want this fact remembered. that the Brook
lyn Fing-the NEST unscrupulous, danger
Gus, shameless, and altogether bad set Of
political theieEes and plumbers the country
was ever cursed with-Were, all and singu-
lar, in favor Of Tilden's nomination. and
are to-day his chosen and trusted counsel
lOrs inithe campaign. This is a matter that
ought to be known, as showing how much
the s'reform" planks in the Democratic
platform really mean.
Gov. Hayes letter of acceptance gives
the hyeliest satisfaction to the Republicans
and the better class of Democrats. AS
Democrat said to me the other day. ..It
has the ring Of true metal; and 1 know
him well enough to know that he means it
all. and viii carry out all he says, 1 shall
vote for him." That letter, with its man
ly utterances, and the well-known charac-
ter Of the man for doing as he says, win
make Hayes hundreds Of thousands Of
votes. It is an encouraging symptom, that
in every ward Of New York and Brooklyn
Republicans are organizing into Hayes and
Wheeler clubs, and this without the in
reference of ofiee-holders, or those who
are pleased to consider themselves .aead-
ers," The people are moving to the sup
port of the Cincinnati ticket spontaneous
ly, and they viii sleet it as certain as fate.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21

-zIa9Nsi pz5efza lsFiifsIheaa wRds for ne
eaaaaasnes3s 3s17shss siaaii iiuAil frsiBs.s they
hsnl staalsl ssa9rn ssasaEd-y lof this
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21

bDpn rho viii heJObliesd to- wait tv
months ior their hard-eerned money.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21


A1ifEss - - far alg sla'fsfs.s tna ilf 3
.s5ls-- tie of sEset hal unkaoEn selebs
via ealsas aeeonpahimsntS, .fssosSllii tie
editorial household on Monday night last
e6oHt The Eitehing hPaF ,Yith some szeell
Isn't mns,6. ne pieces were selected with
sood tpsls, and sheiE execution vas pnex-
81 RS p Std fl} riesat
usss Rors eHhaaoed by tie ssp7oasd fact
that thg bed special design It detEacts
very mach tFotn 3 ploasirs "a have 10 shas,
itNith that bOOrish hulk q 5 fellow q
-. AWAS ~ - .H.A
What ais the shade tEessf Il q ouss-
tiOR new often asked, Many Of the fine
naples on different streets are blasting ana
n .szAihiting signs nt rapid decay. The
y qsasss,6h singh s'rssnbh, peFkats, IL arst,
via, and thea brown, and then the infec.
eoa sTndnally spreads OYER the whole trss,
Gas is gsnsEslly the frst responss given e
ths inqailgs bdt as tsessl lres In proximity
70 gas pipes ars affected in the same way,
itissyidept that the blight has diGerenl
leIiglas-sf falsssiills zslsDrapa. aiaSi 4
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21

Il. 80. =. 7. Z. Herr, Captain