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BE SONIETI|ANG.

Man was not made TO rust out his
lite. 1t is expected he "shOuld ac!
we'll his part" Aud is it not the duty
of every one TO assume some part as
actor on the great stage of life? Many
think they can vegetate, as it were,
without being any thing in particular.
This is q great mistake, and one very
common man has work to perform,
which it is his duty to attend to-hc
must be somebody. It is principle
in the creed of the Mahometans that
every one should have trade. No
Christian doctrine could be better than
that. Is a man to live upon the wealth
acquired by his ancestors? Is he to
pass through life as an automatoD! As
a citizen of the world, has he nothing
to perform? A man who does moth
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-08-23

1t may seem very easy thing to
trim a bonnet; but hundreds of expert
workmen, who can do things far more
difficult and compli ;ated, fail utterly
when they try 20 trim a bonnet.
Was there ever a school-boy who
did not make his mark with his jack
knife, whatever his failures in reaita-
ton?
A book may be amusing with nu-
meroua errors, or it may be very dull
without a single absurdity.
A man is in no danger, so long as he
talks his love; hut to write it, is to
impale himself on his own pot-hooks,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-08-23
INCONVENIENCES.

What a great misfortune it is that
evils cannot be remedied by complains
ing! II they could, what a correct
and happy world this would bei-
There would be no dust in summer,
| only just enough snow in winter,
pleasant rain showers at proper inter-
yals, no mosquitoes, flies, nor pinching
bugs the whole year round. Perhaps
the city hall clock and the street lamps
would be lighted on dark nights
Street inspectors and policemen would
always do their duty, Little boys
would never throw stones in the
streets; young gentlemen would lot
stare at the ladies, at least not so rude
ly as to give them unpleasant sensa-
;iOns and gentlemen of more advance
ed years would be careful not to poke
out the eyes of pedestrians with their
umbrellas. Cows and pigs would be
much scarcer on the highways, and
some of the rubbish in the form of
paper, tins, rags, &C., would be remov-
ed from the principal thoroughfares of
the city. The street car drivers would
not make point of stopping at the
worst possible SPOT in muddy wealth.
er. Butcher carts and hack drivers
would not be suffered to rush around
the town as though bent on breaking
the bones of everyone that crossed
their path, and cats would not practice
their horrible music at midnight. BOYS
would not raise I" false alarms" three
or four times day, on purpose TO
drag out the engines, frighten timid
women, and make an unrighteous
noise about nothing, and nobody wo'd
eat peanuts, or wear creaky shoes
Provisions would never be guilty of
such an enormity as advancing in
price, and chiIdren's boots would not
wear out in less than a fortnight
Money would alwas be plenty, eyery-
body would subscribe for three jour-
nals-two daily, and one wcekly-snd
not a soul Of them would neglect to
pay his subscription. In short, the
golden age would return, everything
would go right, and the world be as
dull as treatise on algebra to young
lady "just engaged or a Fourth of
July oration to everybody except the
speaker.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-08-23

next preceding the October election 10
be sure and register at the time fixed.
to-wit: September 21st and 22d. il
You can possibly do SO. 1t will prob
ably secure your vote without much
trouble, unless you are challenged
and then it may assist you. But at
the same time l say to every male Cit
izen who belongs to this class of voters
don't you consent to be DISTINGUISHED.
Ii sickness or other unavoidable cas-
ualty prevents you from appearing be-
fore the registers Septembe: 2lst Oh
22d, still present your ballot at the
polls on the second Tuesday Of mex.
October where you are entitled to vote
and tender'your vote to the judges OF
election and demand of them that it be
received and placed in the ballot box
l advise this for the reason that / am
satisfied that this law is clearly uncon,
stilutiOnal. The rule is we'll settled
that laws of this description must be
reasonable, uniform and impartial
sncurc rather than to SuLcert and ans
pede the exercise OF the right TO vote
Our supreme Court in the case cited
hold this. In reference to the holding
OF the Supreme Court of Massachu
setts in the case OF Capen vs.. Foster,
before cited, they are explicit.
urge then, to save trouble and per-
haps litigation, register If yoM can this
time, and secure the repeal of this
wicked law before another election,
but if you cannot register. go to the
election and demand your right to
vote. The time fixed by the former
laws has been continued IN this, so far
as the residence in counties, townships
and wards are concerned, 10 all those.
referred to in the first proviso in sec
ton one. 1t is 3O days in the county
and 20 days in the township or ward,
as the case may be, next p, eceding the
election, providing always that you
have resided one year in the state.
a. NJ. JACKSON.
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THE IsOY THAT LAUGHS.
aY GEORGE COOPER.

COOfEh-
i know funny little boy,
The happiest ever born:
His face is like Il beam of joy,
Although his clothes are torn.
saw him tumble on his nose
And waited for Il groan;
But how he laug he'd :. DO you suppose
lie struck his funny bone?
There's sunshine in each word he speaks
His laugh is something grand;
Its ripplcS Ovcrrun his checks,
Like waves on snowy sand.
He laughs the moment he awakcs,
And till the day is done;
The schoolroom fer Il joke he takes,
Ills lessons are but fun
No matter how the day may go.
You cannot make him cry;
He's worth II dozen boys know.
Who pout, and NOPE, and sigh.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-08-23
POPULAR EALl.ACIEs.
The Necessity for Pure Air-.H0w to
obtain IL:

Night air and damp weather are
held in great horror by multitudes of
persons who are sickly or of weak
constitutions consequently, by avoid
ing the night air, and damp weather.
and changeable weather, and weather
that is considered too hot or too cold,
they are kept within doors the much
largest portion of their time, and as
matter of course, continue invalids.
more and more ripening for the grave
every hour; the reason is they are
breathing an impure atmosphere nine
teen twentieths of their whole exist
ence.
AS nothing can wash us clean but
pure water, SO nothing can cleanse the
blood, nothing can make health giving
blood, but the agency of pure air. So
great is the tendency OF the blood to
become impure in consequence o!
waste and useless matters mixing with
it as it passes through the body, that
it requires hogshead of air every
hour of our lives to unload it of its
impurities; but, in proportion as this
air is VT ated in such proportion does
it infallibly fail to relieve the blood Of
these impurities, and impure blood is
the foundation of all disease. The
great fact that those who are out OF
doors most, eummer and winter, day
and night, rain or shine, have the best
health the world over, does of itself
ialsify the general impression that
night air or any other outdoor air is
unhealthy AS compared with indoor
air at the same time.
Air is the great necessity of life; so
much SO, that if deprived of it for
moment we perish; and so constant is
the necessity of blood for contact with
the atmosphere that every drop in Il
body is exposed to the air through the
medium OF the lungs every two min-
utes and halt of our existence.
Whatever may be the impurity o,
the out door air of any LOCALITY, the
indoor air of that locality, is still
more impure, because of the dust. and
decaying and oderiferous matters
which are found in all dwellings. Be-
sides, how can indoor air be more |
healthy than the outdoor air, other
things being equal, when the dwelling
is supplied with air from without?
TO this very general law there is one
exception. which it is of the highest
Importance to note. When the days
are hot aud the nights cool, there are
periods of time within each twanty-
four hours when it is safest to be in-
doors with doors and windows closed
that is 10 say, for the hour or two in
Guiding sunrise and sunset, because
about sunset the air cOOls, and the va
pOrs which the heats of the day have
caused to ascend far above us, con-
dense and settle near tho surface o! |
the earth, SO as to be breathed by the |
inhabitants as the night grows colder |
these vapors sink lower, and are with |
in foot or two of the earth, so they |
are not breathed. As the sun rises, |
these same vapors are warmed, and |
begin to ascend, to be bresthed again, |
but as the air becomes warmer they !
are carried SO far above our heads as /
to be inncucus.-[ lIslt's Journal Of /
Health. I
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A. BIETZ.
FARRIE1R,

= 1AiOiOilo
Offers his services to the people of Portage
County in the treatment of the diseases OF Hors-
es and Cattle. Having been educated in the
Berlin institute for the treatment of diseases
incident to domestic animals, and having had
one years practice in treating the diseases OF
Horses in the Prussian Army. and been in con-
slant practice of the prOfe> sion in Germany and
this country since $780, feel confident OF my
ability to give entire satisfaction to all those
who may entrust animals to my care
A. BIETZ.
Ravenns, Dec. ~ SIC. l83-tf
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w. HI. MCCONNELL, M. d.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON

Twenty years experience All forms of acute
and chronic diseases skiIIfully treated. Hav-
ing for years made chronic disease u speciality.
Twill continue TO give particular attention to
that class OF cases.
ONCE ami residence No. 50 Sycamore street.
FSt-3nio. Rrvenna. Ohio.
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NEW TAILORING
E 8 t a b l i s h m e N t

Would inform the people of Rsvenna and vicin
ity. that he has opened shop in the AlleL
BLOCK, two doors east of b. Little's Grocery
Store, on Main Street. and is prepared to do al
work entrusted to him, in u worEmanlike man.
ner. and at reduced prices. From many year,
experience in the business he feels confident OF
his ability to give entire satisfaction.
Particular attention paid to Cutting Garm lent
to be made by women.
Ravenna. Oct 8 1859. b8 If.
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WE'LL DIGGING
MD nRIIIING

Having recovered from my late misfortune
tender my services to the people of Ravesna
and vicinity as
WELL DIGGER AND DRILLER
am also prepared to clean and repair Wells
and CiStcrns.
Having had over forty years experience in
the business, can guarantee satisfaction to all
who may employ me.
~ Prices as low as those of any other man
In RaSsS%a Inc SS%nty; bec T7s4S5Is&5S,f T7s4S5 Is&5S,f KAY
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New Harness Shop !!

TwOULD respectfully announce to the citi-
Il zens OF Portage County that have opened
y new HARNESS SHOP one door south of N :
Gretxinger's, on Chestnut Street, opposite Court
House Park, where I will be pleased to see all
those in want of any work in my line.
have had twenty-five years experience in
the business in some OF the best shops in the
country. and feel confident of my ability to
give entire satisfaction to all those who may
patronise NE
REPAIRING promptly and neatly done.
My prices will be suited to the times. Give
me . call u. WISE.
Ravenna, April 10. 1871. 45o-amO
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REAL ESTATE
Residence for Sale!

II OFFER for sale my residence, corner OF
l. Chestnut streets, Ravenna. The property Is
in good condition and sold Tor fault. Terms
easy.
n. STUART.
April g. 1873. 243s
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rr.prSa- ND. HP HUsUs, y. d
BELDING & HUGUS,

Physicians and Surgeons. Omcc: Main street
over Bedding 4 Armstrong; Drug Store,
Ravenna, o.
special attention paid to the treatment Of
Chronic Diseases Office hours, from 10 to IL
an to 4 and to y. M 10.
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j. WAGGONER, NJ. ID.
MUSICIAN and Surgeon once East emu Oh
Phenix Block, Ravcnna, OHIO.
March 9Th 1871 io'u'
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also have for sale
% VILLAGE LOTS,

We'll located on high rolling ground. and in the
mist pleasant and growing part Of the town.
Win be sold cheap and ON easy terms.
Rayenns. O.. Jan. 6. 1876 80
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONI
Ravenna March 20. 1875.
MIRO s. RUzzELL: Dear Sir:-My Wagon that
purchased of you about two years ago. must
acknowledge is much better than expected.
Being of medium size. thought it too light for
my business; but il Is just right. runs light and
easy and have often carried on it 400 bricks
. from nv kiln IL will carry eight thousand
pounds, and has never cost me one cent for re-
pairs Yours truly, IL. +. CARlS-
ShalerSville, March 80, 1875.
MR. o. S.BUZZELL. Dear Sir I'm the fall of
1882 purchased Of you aliSht wagon: Weight
with box on 532 pounds. tits \ thimblc skcin,
which think is the easiest running wagon in
use. have frequently drawn 3.OOO pounds up.
ON il ut one time. All the expense that put
upon it for the first twelve years was for set
ring tire once Yours, with respect
8. G.. ELDRlDGE.
Ravenna. March II, 1873.
Mr. q. 6. BrZZELL: Dear Strive have been
rsing one of your one horse wagons now over
two years in our lumber yard. often loading It
with one thousand feet OF green hemlOck and
oak and we think il the bes. and easiest rum
njng wagon we ever had 1t will carry 6.UO0
lbs nd has never cost US one dollar tor repairs
for that time. Yours. truly.
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PETER FLATH.

Closhfer and Merchant Tailor, Hats, CaPs
ausi Furnishing Goods foe's bui'aihg' Aa'n
Strect, Ravenna, ONO.
Oct Is, 1855. 1y.
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F.. p. HATFIELD,

Attorney and Counselor at Law. once
over second National Bank. Phenix Block,
Raycnna, Ohio. los|u-
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E. c. SWAIN,
surgIcs II and Mechanical Dentist. opposilssee ise
Portage iIcuse, Main ST.. Bascnna,O, 4oo
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r. w. MANSON,

Attaruev and Counselor at Law possesses
superior facilities for making collections IN
ali parts of the United States Office over
FIRST National Bank, Garrettsville, OHIO.
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J.. ii. NICHOLS.
Atsorrsv Mt Law and Notary Public. OMce
in Phcnix Block, over Braincru q S"" Di"k
Store oas tr
November 10. 1871. zo'
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Sells passage tickets to and from Europe, and
DRIFTS on England. Ireland and Scotland.
The vessels Of this line consist OF twelve First
Class British built Iron Steamships, one OF
which will leave Liverpool every Wednesday
Queer stown every Thursday, and New York
every Saturday.
For passage or further information. apply to
p. SHEHAN, 2S6. West Street. New York. or
BERNARD KINNEY,
14O-tf. Ravenna Ohio.
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
+ w. CONN, Life and Fire lnsnrsnee
Agent. Onice on 81 EOor, over the seeoh"
National Bank, !eavenna, ONO.
sent y, 1859. 56-1y.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-08-23

Y.E- HCTcHINS. Wb ThOAAS.
VUTCHINS s. THOMAS,
,~.- Law Rayenua Ohio ONCE in
Em,ir.. Building. MIR. Hutchins will attend
"A, al. germs of the Common Pleas and District
court, in Portage County. 4-iy-
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Rates of Advertising
Business Cards.

FRANCIS l.. CLARK,
Mechanical aud Architectural Drauehts-
man. Patent Office Drawing q Speciality,
no - Firth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa
June6. 1879. 19S-y-
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I. III. & NJ. W. PHELPS,
Attorneys sandCounseIlOrs at Law. w.Ravcnna.
Ohio. Onice over First National Bank. 1856
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T. '-rAT.srYi ATT.SY1,oR & HORTON. a'-

IN Il LUZ
Attorneys and Councillors nt Inv, haSen- yer.
N. Dnio Onice in Phcnix Block, over Sec
ouI National Bank.
NAV " 1853. 36-1v-
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A wlss ccncluslon

rho democratic un.l srrrnlaek
Senatorial convention fin TIL. I'LL.
fri, comrueA ~ I'll. rnun,ie. u
Chtckn saw, I'remsr and Howard a.-
srmbicd III New Hampton nn Tues.
day, Ill. 'nth ~ Scri.mirr unl.
two counties were represented.
Bremen aud Chiekn-nw, Int iron.
what W. hrur, thu Wink III tn rnn
vcntlon wAs wisely done, and II inn~t
excellent nomination ma.lc. With
the nominee we nte entirely nnnr.
qllAintcd, hni h. u represented ~ ~
~ 3 man uf unblcinislied character.
Of more than ordinary ability. ~ r..
publican nltec.dsiiis, ansl MI ,ln.oin.
promising advocate III ihe green
hack doctrine. Ii the. report
should bc confirmed. IN. people or
thu a Senatorial district owe 1t ~
themselves gprlrrt Mr N falrington,
the nominee ri that convention 10 ii
seat In thr senate FIR The ensuing
four years. The neat Legislature.
clcetr II United States senator ~ thu
successor II Nh. AllI-on u which
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Senators Patterson ot South Care.
lima, tunuv.l 81 florida and spencer
~ Alabama, Ito relied upon rs the
Democrats - aid them In rct,ihi,
control ~ the senate. next winter
II i knowa TIM, they VT. sore. head
"a Init neither IN. Yet declared III.
Intentions 10 favor tho Democrats s.,
III Rad PIONEER. la'tss.
'Ilar Joke iii ihe above sia'viurn,
II tina, tie Villains named are indi.,
ed for various crimes ind arr likely
- III dispersed In the r.ni,en,iurler
VI their respective states, They aru
indeed "surc. headed"
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.1'Utirr ~ kzTs;ecNe.

Tg 4 iawsntrcis, or u nnhn. or oih.r
unknown owners II the Following tie.
scr.hel lsnsls
Yen will rlease take natter That II
The 1ss sale belt ~ rrr@',, Il. the ounts
IL iIowart III tht state II iuws. On the
7,h lay u D,.ember \ II. ,~ft The i.l.
lowing described real property. in.wit
SN NV Sec. I. Township w, E.nge II
ans snli u jacob Lowry, and thu, tho
right II redemption VIII expire anl a aeed
for said lnnd liz Me.lr nnlcss redemption
from ,neh saly Nv rals Within 10 days
FROM tie completed service hereof.
Dated September l, is17.
aGi3 JACOB LOWRY.
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Gold II down to \ per cont rremi.
nm, which r,gr.-ts a. some people
tho notion that therefore thrr. |. nj
need II amy more greenhaeks, Bu,
II NIL the grcenbacks and National
bank ,.ntc- too were retired from cir.
culatlan, there could IL no premium
whatever oil gold. Would tint he Il
good reason for getting i'd uf ran.r
currency. ~ what Ito people mean
who pretend Ia he opposed to green.
bucks They won't say that they
mean that thu, nv In favor III ret
ting rid ~ all pnpcr currency. Why
don't they NY OF tell jnst what thy
do m.al,, II they know = Telegraph.
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M : s1isnf.laak LII nhla frnl mn
essay 'afas the lsanltfs' rnnssniish
II, Nv lurk III 'hr sllse, question,
taking decided ground lh favor IL
.uli, md against silver nn.i tn
stresslsnk currency. In speaking II
the abundance II the latter hi eitts.
lntinn III iNssa. he said "'ihr ahNni.
nnee wax welcomed untl n~,i. nssti
thu uufii nttsl IN IT, sam, itmt
D,ads sntA 81 a'raae" Anil h.
might hasr ,ru,iifuily added that i,s
reduction hal never hron asked fur
hy til. people, IN, ~ the bankers ii
the eatin'r. iik. iroeeheek. Allison.
Wilson, AMI congressman III their
iiis
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Hayes aud Sherman have settled
.itI tile Louisiana returning loaia.
j Madison Wells g,.ia Surveyor III
the port, Anderson Ii mud. Collect.
~. aud k.nn.r gets Il position IN the
Naval niiirc. All thes. men at. I'M.
1T indictment iui forgery fla'lI,
ind 1t Ii claimed TINT The evidence. Is
ample for their conviction Tie
court should ~ IT, duty though II
miyh, compel III. appointment II
oist"I KNIVES t. ,Ltil ria.rr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-21

The nr- Mnines Register says.
Tn tlt.7Aa Republican,. which la5
beet lilu common acniI III thu II /.
publican pHtfs In northwestern Iowa
ii hnhalf II nafiy LOYALTY, bolts thu
nomination ~ MI t.ral ANIL puts VII
Tho NAME III Sir. Jessnp.7 From,
Which II would .rrm that The ''eom.
mni, rrnll' wants iss platform and
candidate 10 agree,