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FIRsT wEEK.
sEasINn WEE

' Allen Compton, john u. LeaIhcrs,
Franklin Mcl'herson, Erasmus Pope. jas.
Pickett. John Nickers, Nelson Ray,
Thomas Weaver. Jamrs Hume, Thomas
u. Tate, Jacnb Allismi. john u. Smith.
Marcus Ball, .. q. Gaies, q. q. smith,
samuel II Walker, William wilkcrson,
James Biggs' AFfgr n .f
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1Asrsn r.s .ra FIRE. seneol..


The cllarlotte DraiocRAT says n t.:e
proposition ~ sony Kadiesis III this state
toslpsi~h tie Pull lax Is succssslul, then
goo,i lee 40 fiee schools. The Poll lax
d ,isssa,ss q, ffss sclseols. and IL u abOl.
i-hrd TOR lie purpose ~ pulting radical
sien,sssgnes Into otiirel free schools viii
lie vlrfpaIly al,olisl,e,Is Is consequence.
Landss hd rial estate genemlly caiinoi
Iaym more iax than they are now "a, ing--
Il Is asasosl inapo-slbss fsr many peopI. %
pay frrsehi iaxsr--ahd certainly No Lee
gi-lsiufe wiz dare Increase thsm Tor scliool
purpose o. any other purpose. Those wau
abolish The insy u,siit Ola Poll tax will
tiirrel.y al~o abolish free schools.
IfNerh Carolina Republicans declare
Tor sia,lirhing the Pol. lax land II Il IL.
ready iuti,ssi,zl ihal they win for the
rnr;ss== ~ ;.e,tins suldnegfo yotv anil
sonic uliier~J LEI DEMOCRATS faithfully warn
the people Of the danger ~ frev relrols
Gocs people must resist ti,e spirit u "osn,-
msnis@l'l aud ''agnainisni' 10 every
f41-L4--~110cfA
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'.Ea~sxs'ea&I As..s,asien a. chap+l NAN.

80 r.
We have received fSoln respected eor-
Respondent. q letter quoting y cimnluni-
cation froln Virginia correspondent. ils.'
king authority fora statement given 10
Oh. l'sessmaisy years agoof the rstabiish-
meutof An Educational Association IL
Chapel AM Ia the year 1881; and asks,.g
Tor cotfirmation l,y the lilies Of The Hiils'
b0ro 1lEcoRDER fur that yras. Those iilss
are In the lias.ds ~ llls family Of Mr.,
Hearlt. and are not ACCESSIBLE tous. We
know However that sucli Institution ex-
listed. we have anicre our rppers. ana.i>
dress delivered by Tie Hon. Alfred sIoore
wirscls VIZ can only refer Ia lsnw. We
Sl~ak % u, ~ containing some az lie
soundest views an education We have ever
seen aud ~ giving the heaviest riIson
moderli ivuoranee that have nilieii u,I,Ier
.ur lu.gice. Shnie 81 tiiese days. we will
fiud d. We are glad car correspondent
has called for Il.
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The avenues leading 10 an early grave
have often been olei,vd by cough or
cold. Thousands have been cared aud
saved u, DR. bulls Tough syrup tits
clesIs ot,iy - cents I BstIe. Il
The lecture ofHon. A. M. wsldsll be-
forsthe irish Societies uf Washington
clty. an tile centennial Of Rooefi Emnivts
Iirih Cwhv was executed " The Ensl,sl,l
Is highly spokvuof BY the Washington
papers
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Breaks light. snd prices ruled high for
6ns Wrappers. while common grades remsin
Low and dull sale aiaii
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-07-25

t;.nslai,,s Ia, Is more e.seeiaiiy recon,se a.
ed as AZ uitaiiiag e renieoS or HeaIsuees. Emis-
SiOns anu all diseases that follow as seqttcnce
oi abuse, SUCH rs: Loss 0f a: esaosy, Cniver-
sal Lassitnde. Pain IL the Back, Dimness
o:!ie. diseases ih,.1 le:G 10 CoasssziEs1i aG6
a premature grave; all OF which. as isile.
are lifst causca ny sieviatiug from the path or,
nature ant over fin, sensies OF the generatiye
organs. Thousands and thousands % both Sc x
es all over the world. annually die with o-cah-
ed eonsumptioE bi't mcsiielt men wen Know
the first cause. in nearly al cases, IL pioduced
ny scxna. weakness. The ineyltabe ELECTS OF
SpermatOrrho, or Nervous Debility, is to
overshaiOw all the hopes and prospects of lie,
Eendering existence wretcEesi and unbcaraOie
sommit de: In some cases the mind is en-
tireiy destroyed. and sanity and isiiocy " ith
early grave closes the scene. ANY one who
doubts Ihe V.aSE nuAber OF inielfects rt,ined by
these diseases, can visit ANY one. Oi O.;r Insane
a sy lnmns. and the record viii show that Gig Mt
0fesery ten ois he eases of insanity among their
inmates are the result OF Nervous Disessse.
In placing the Specific Medicine Within the
reach OF the "a fiiejcG. We ieei that we are con-
ferring gre.ter act OF. benesoiOnce than we
would IN giving nni0id wealth.. The poor sick
iMv alist, especially those. afIficfe with Nervous
Diseases, 100 we'll know the vanity oi wealth
when placed ih the balance with health ana its
attending blessings. All over Enfope. from
ffOzen Norway 10 the vine-ciad hits Ot italy,
fi0Gl Asia to ouT own merry England. th0u-
sands can testify to he nnth.d value OF The Spe-
cific Al fedieine Ey its timely Use many . fellow
bsieg has been saved from premature grave
1t has in wears past-and Viii for generations
TO come--aaye thousands from Years OF anguish.
pain and suffering, Set the afflicted take wafz
ming heinse it Is too late, delay are dangerous
An old wen tsied and scientific preparation.
one which vii: effect . speedy and certain cHie.
Is WITHIN their reach, and placed 1t price,
which all can pay. =ss - s-zizs. s
The specific Medisine is the result of a life
study and many years. experience in treating
these special diseases. Full particulars Ia Cur
pamphlet. which we desire to send fsee by mail
to very one.
The spec ife Medicine is sold by all lrnggists
at 81 per pae kage, oriH pact ages iof 81 or will
be sent free by mai on receipt of the money by
addressing THEGfsAi MEDICtNE 90.
No. 10 Mechanics Block. isetrOit Mich
Sold in RavenMa by BREEDING & A RAsTkOE0 :
also, by l.. p Seymour TO.
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BUSINESS NfAXIMS.


Be silent when q fool talks.
Caution 10 the father of security.
Great bargains have ruined meny.
The sleeping fox catches no poultry.
Never take back q discharged serv-
ant.
Never spesk boastingly of your bus
iness.
Do not waste time in useless re grets
over losses.
No man can be successful who neg
lccts bis business.
Word by word Webster's big die
tionary was made.
Speak well of your friends-of your
enemies say nothing.
Give foolish talker rope enough
and he will hang himself.
An hour oftrir mph comes at last to
those who watch aud wait.
1t IL harder for the hungry man to
wait when he smells tho roast meat.
II you post your servants upon your
affairs they will rend you.
DO, yotr business promptly, and
bore net business msu with long
Visits.
Systematize your business and keep
an eye ON little expenses. Small leaks
sink great ships.
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One of the greatest defects of this
age IL the fastness' of our boys aud
girls. And every BIT of 10 is tracesble
hack to the homes, where idle news
carriers drop in continually, and are
permitted to unfold their budget of
sOssip and scandal. Children hear
more than is believed. and the winks,
mods and hints they catch at intervals
excite their curiosity, and to satisfy
this chances are not wanting. But to
prevent betraying what they hear.t they
become very sly, SO that, in time, they
are able to build block houses, make
kites, or even pretend 10 study their
Lessons, and yet hesR every word that
il said. Is it = wonder that, by the
time the reserve aud purity of the
mothers mind is worn out, the daugh-
ter's is In the same coudition, with the
differences that, while the mother has
family ties which serve rs q check ;and
has the Judgment of inaturer years,
the daughter is hampered by none Of
these, 60 that, as she stands on the
threshold Of life, she is like boat
tossed upon the sea without q pilot.
save her own desire, aud the crew, in
stead Of being al good influences Of
the past, are just the reverse. 1t will
be miracle il she sails through safely
end II che should sink we must accept
the penalty, and know. that It is the
work Of our own hands. Can't we,
from this day, shut out all gossip's
scandal and low stories from our
honest Do not tolerate 1t, aud II any
oae insists pp0n entertaining you ON
these subjects, do what you would do
were they Offering you poison.-[Chi-
cago Tribune.
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PAST AND PRESENT EXPENSES
r. Of LIVING.

PAST AND PRESENT EXPENSES
-, Of LIVING.
The whole economy of modern life
is resolved into the individual exam
pie. A single man spends more money
son himself, or . single woman, by one
half at least, than was the case twenty
years ago. Fifty years since, or at the
beginning of the present century, hu-
man wants were SO few that human
incomes covered them. But to-day.
that which = common labOrer abeOrbs
for his day demands would have sup
ported IN ordinary nobIeman in France
Gaal Itsly In IT'S. Now, the one dress
of female in good circumstances
would have paid for her grandniOth-
er's outfit for whole year: and as
fashion IL like epidemic aud sweeps
AL before it. no class ssenls able TO
cope with this modern desp0t called
Fashiou. That dcspOt setting the
Dhspe and cost OF human dress, has its
throne in Paris, and is obeyed from
the Gapges to the Oregon, from Kam>
scatka to Kansas, from China to Chi
huAhua, obeyed absolutely and with
Z out question. Is,used TO bs said Of
the military power of England that
the morning drum began with the Gun
and kept company with the hours ev-
cry day in all lands, and this famous
-sxpression may nov be applied with
more force to the prestige of France
in dressing sd decorating the human
multitudss Of the Psesent day. The
same French bonnet, French pull
back French shoes, French Princess
robes, French flowers, founces and
furbeIows, are worn and hungered for
by the female millions from the Gulf
of Mexico to the Mediterranean aud,
the truth must be told, paid for at
prices that would make our ancestors
stare and swear. do not think such
{ experiences Is have hsd in the Ex-
hibition could have been related Of .
great national show hundred years
ago, even il Paris Exhibition had
been possible At that time. 1t is not
only in the cost of wOmen's clothes
but In mems, that you get q glimpse
Of the extravsgance of the age; 1t 10
II the cost Of wines, pictures and jew
els (; in the expensive furniture and
frescoes Of private, ,middle-class houses
music, the ambition for travel aud the
multiplication of labor saving ma
chimes. These luxuries were unknown
. scsntury ago5 hardly known among
tho nobility now they are the pas-
times and necessaries of the race, and
the objects of the ambitious, and the
envy Of the poor.-[J. W. Forney's
Letter to the Philadelphia Press.
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INSURANCE laEIEY.

weuia announce to the people DrRavenna
ami vicinity Thai 1 have opened o1iBce in
Swift's; ;buIdirg. over the Jewelry Store Of
Wait. Dewey 4 co. I rePrese lit the following
Cooper, of Dayton, O.,fH
F., NJ. Il M, Of Hamilton, O.,
Jefferson, of Steubenville, O.,
Ohio, Of Dayton, O., ..
Lycoming, Muncy, Pa, Mutt.
Buckeye, Shelby, O., Mutual.
". L.. COOLMAN.
.Ravenna. March 20. 1875. s44tr
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Head, RingwOrm, Ulcers, Sores,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the
Bones, Side and Head, Female w eak-
ness, Sterility. LeucOrrhea, arising
from internal liberation, and uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, DrOpsy, Dyspepsia, Emacia-
ton, General Debility, and for Puri-
flying the Blood.
This Sarsaparilla is o combination of
vegetable alteratives--St ilingia Man
drake Y Yellow Dock with the Iot.ides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the
most efficacious medicine yet known
for the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its Ingredients are SO skilfully
combined that the full Alternative
effect of each is assured, and while
it is so mild as to be harmless, even
to children, it is still SO ehectual as
to purge out from the system those
impurities and corruptions which
develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence
which prominent ply sicians all over
the country repose in it proves their
experience of its usefulness.
Certificates Mtesting its. virtues
have accumulated, and are con-
stantly being received. and as many
Of these cases are publicly known,
they furnish convincing evidence of
the superiority of this Sarsaparilla
over every other Alternative medicine
So generally is its superiority to any
other medicine known that we need
do no more than to assure the public
that. the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly. maintained.
PREPARED ny - sfiff
Dr.. ]. C. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass.
!. Prscejcaz s,.d AnaiNtieal Chesststs.
sQLD BY ALI .DRUGGlsTs EvKRYwHxRE.
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A MIssIssIPPI STORY.


a Mau Frozen - Death with the
TAsrnsnesef as Ninety Degrees
Mr.. james Knox, . young man Of
the eastern part of this county, has
been strangely AFFLICTED for about .
year. Hot or cold, he Was always eff
fected as freezing to death. His case
has been examined by several skilful
physicians, aud we understand has
puzzled them ell. He was continually
using all the devices 70 warm himself
that man might who had been chill
ed by exposure 10 extreme cold, sit
ting near rOusing fires, enveioped IN
blankets, and the house closely shut
up, and this though the weather was
at summer heat. 1t is said that he
would sit by the fire and hold his
head to protect the scalp from actual.
" burning while doing, this, and the
cloths have been set on fire by the
heat he subjected them TO in endesv-
otiug 10 warm his head. Some time
ago he made visit to Livingston IN
the hope of being benefited by the
artesiAn water, when DIR. Webb, OF
that place, saw, his case. Lately he
had determined to return to Living
ston. and try again the waters and
again consulted DIR. Webb, going to
his Office for that purpose. He seem
ed ~ one suffering from extreme
cold, and ssked DR.. Webb II he had
any fire in his Office. He told him he
had not, and thai II was too hot to
have fire and be comfortable. He said
he could not stand It, and ran out into
the sirest for. the bepeit OF the sun-
sbine to warm himself. The next day
Webb bad him In his Office again to
make q more critical examination Of
his case, and had . ronsing fire. He
carefully testsd with . thermometer
the degree Of animal heat he carried,
| and found It near normal. With al
Of this trouble he lost little heah and
kept q good appetite for food, and
preserved rather healthful look. On
Friday be started home again In 4
wagon. With . Mr.. Meadows driving
1t. He had not gone far out OF Liv'
ingston before he wanted to get some
where to warm. Meadows Insisted
ON continuing the journey home, and
droye forward. Knox jumped out o.
the wagon and ran OF into the woods
Meadows pursued him aud COMPEL
cd him to return and get into thu
wagon, and droye on. He got ~ fal
- Mrs.. Pertest's-Greeu Grants place
with HIM. Irs. Perfect had OBJ
%served Meadows dsiying slowly alon,
the road, and knowing he had gone {,
fetch the sick man home, went ont I,
make inquiry. When Meadows drov'
up and stopped, to her inquiry he sait
he believed Jim Knox was dying. HI
lay stretched helpless on the bottom
of the wagon, aud after il had stopp
ed only gasped . few times and died
apparently freezing, to death last Fri
day with the thermometer ct near g
degrses.-[ Meridian (Miss.) Mercury
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WrTH the exception of delinquent
subscsibers, everything is about .
5ortnight earlier than usual this year.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-07-25
PECULIAR PEOPLE.
People who like bagpipes.


People who dislike oysters.
People who at this period Of our
commercial prosperity. when writing
paper costs next to nothing, will per
sist in writing across their letters.
People who say leisure, interesting
and inhospitable and applicable.
People who. have no poor relations.
People who dye their hair.
People who like getting up early in
the morning.
People who have more money than
they know what to do with.
People who possess . stock of old
port.
People who have never been
abroad. ~s--s.
People who give donations to street
beggars and organ grinders.
People who take long walks before
breakfast.
People who spend. their income on
A0wers for the buttonhole.
People. who light and leave of fires
on fixed days.
People who Hike paying income tax.
People who buy early and costly as.
paragus-nine inches Of white stalI
to one inch of green head.
People who have no seuse of humor
I People who give large parties n
small rooms.
People who keep all their old letters
People without prejudices, weak
nesses, antipathies, hobbies, crochets
or favorite theories.
People who have nothing the mat
ter with their digestion and can ea
any ything,
People who can eat snuff.
People who never turn back.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-07-25

xheech 81 Gen. ThoMas EvvtmE. Ne
livereA In the H0ase 81 Repre-.
senfAtivcs. ThursdaYs JuEe 13s
1879.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH KFMEDY.
Gray's Specific Medicine.
Cures Pafpf

0oA % =
rfon. Nervous
Trenors. NeT-
vous Debility.
and al; Nervous
Pross-a.ion >,
which are nsO-
6uccd il many
cases by an over,
indtii &, ence Ii
the use O. popIc-
a.. e1ts. .,.f,f.a.:e
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-07-25

n nv LxAxDKRs. cOAN.
1 ~ .1hsre's eot ID be . revival
Nv good sound sense among men.
Defore the days Nv prosperity
viii dawn upon us again
The boys must learn that learnin'
Mems nore'n in the essence nv books:
A. Re girls must learn that beauty
Consists In more'n their looks.
= Ef he boys all grow up savants.
studyfn' rocks m bugs.
s An the girls grow up blue stOckins
Or experts in kisses m hugs.-
Who'll keep the old plow in order.
Or fix mp the traces m tugs;
Who'll sweep the door W the Kitchen,
Or weave up the carpets m rugsr
.Refore we can steer clear OF failures.
An big financial alarms.
The boys have got to quit clerkin'
An git bsck onto the farms.
know Il ain't quite so nobby.
- It ain't quite 50 easy. know,
- II partin' y'u're hair in the middle .
Il { Az seittns up for show.
s& Hut there's morc hard dollars in It.
An more independence. too.
An more real peace an contentmsnt.
An health that is ruddy an true.
know it takes years Of labor.
But yu've got to hang ON in . store
Before you can earn y good livin',
An Clothes with but little more.
An, YOU steer we'll clear uy temptation
w 0n tne good, old honest farm.
. Ans thousand ways m fashions
That only bring ye to HARM
There ain't but few that can handle
With safety other mems cash.
AHsths fate Nv many who try il -
y - Proves human nxtur' is rash.
= a. So, when the road to States prison
Lays by the good old farm.
An the man sees u tOilin' brother
Well out nv the way OF harm,
He mourrs It he hadn't staid there.
A-tiliin' the soil in peace.
Where hell yet creep back ia dishonor-
u After tasdy release
ssWhat hosts av 'em 90 back. broken
IN health. in Mimi m purse.
1bdie in sight us the clover
OR iinger along. which is worse'
An how many mourn when useless
That they didn't see the charm.
Z iilG The safety 'n' Independence,
Nv life ON the good old farm.
SO preach it to seni, psrson.
Jest lay it out plain n square.
That Land flows with milk m honey.
-. That health m peace are there.
An call back thsclerks IN runners.
An show 'em the peaceful charm
"a That waits to cheer an bless them,
On fathers dear old farm.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that Goldman Broth
~ crs, of Atwater, Portage county Ohio ha We
made IN ASST signment Tor the benefit of creditors
and the undersigned hxs been appointed Assig-
nee Creditors must present their claims duly
verified within six m0Rths.
5la 3w. EUGENE j, WARD.
Atwater Station. o., Assignee.
June 15. 1875.
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A CENTRAL ArislCAN sronM.

" % CVuAuueU GAZING AVS 4eH. ~
hour, and as it was then near sunset,
=droppedsaich ID seventy five feet
Of water. The wind, which had
swept in strong gusts from the north.
west, suddenly fell, for In the north.
east the aspect of the sky had long
been threatening. Clouds surgcd in
thick masses from that direction aud
cast ., gloom over the the. wOOd-clOih !:
ed slopes and crests vf Usuguru, y hich
became aisnost as black as . velvet
pail. while the lake grew as quiet ~
though vitrified into glass, Som the
piled up cloud mass grew jagged, aud
q portententous zig-zag liue Of deep
sadie hue ran through its center, from
which the storm seemed to issue. /
requested the crew to come farther
aft, and fastened . double rope to the
stone anchor, prepared every mug
and baler for the rain with which we
.wsrs threa1s9sd. The wind shen leil,
#asa a61dSk If66 aKlhS Hjnn on 6nw-
ed heads with an overpOwering force,
striving against the resistance which
i met, e ifk would beaepos dQ1e to
1A1 1850 ttSelae I'd re-.
PEELED by the force Of the water, It
brushed into millions of tiny ripples.
The temperature fell 62 degrees Fab
renheit, and with this sudden cold
down dropped . severe shower Of
hailstones Of great size, which pelted
us with great force and made our
:teelA clistfeEN After 4this. q re .yei9 fell
ia Il 4 sheets. while The lightnIng blazeAs
precedingsfhs 3AOdrkadfnl thunderr
claps / remember 10 have ever heard. .
The rain, indeed, fell In such quaint.
teltAettt{eq9iled s12s sch
bUOyan to ride the crest OF Tile Wavss.
The crew cried ont that the boat wss
sinking-that, II the rain continued In
eoch vesdn49islhina (s4sld sayt us.
In reply, only ur9ea them to ball
her out fastst. 0 HhS sable mass Of
Usuguru-as I observed by the bars
of intense light which the lightning
which flashed almost every second.
was still in front, and knew, there.
fore, that We were not being swept
very far to sea. Our energies were
wholly devoted to keeping our poor
peltsd selves aAoah and1 this occupied
the crew go much that they half for
got the horrors Of the black and dis.
NAL night. For tvb hours this ex-
perience lssted. and then, ,upbgrdening
our. r.breesssHIith slgha 6eg1Sdhess not
uumixed with gratitude, we took our
anchor. ON board and stole through
the. darkness to the western side of
Ngevi leland, whore. after kindling
fire, We dried our clothes and our
wettcd bodies, and, oyer . hot pot Of
Liebig, affected to laugh at our late
critical position. = From Stanley's
ga crnss the Dark COntinet."
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Wagon Making end
Repairing.
O..S. BUZZELI1

MOULD inform the people of Portage coun.
w ~ that he Is prepared 10 nanufacturo a1l
Kinds OF l.U BEk nMsi SPRING " A0OEa
Aud to do general repairing pTonpsly and g
the best manner Also, ubkSE SHbRfM0 and
0ENERAL BLANkBM
Prices from 10 ~ 70 per cent bolow anv
heretofore charged ia this region. 70 cssh.
w AGUSS Of ,ll kinds constantly on hsnd.s
Depot. - fs.saa III
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fact that can produce more milk than find
sale for, propose TO furnish my Gus toners and
others who inlay desire it daring the coming
terms that they AFFORD 10 Use it rs an article
Of food and not u luxury. VIZ: Thrce cont:
per pint, five ccmtH pcr quart and
larger quantities in like ratio.
Twill call at any place in town on receipt OF
postal cardorsler. shall expect pay for tickets
at delivery of them, thus avoiding the loss and
misunderstanding always attending old ac-
counts, Is -. NANGs
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-07-25

Ravenna. March II, 1885,
MR.. q, s. RUzzELL: Dear Strive hAye been
using one OF your: one horse Wagons h6W over
two years III orr lumber yard. often loading tt
with one thousand feet Of green heml0ck and
oak, and we think il the best aud easiest run.
ding wagon we ever had. II will carry Sos
D, ana mas never cost u.s. one dollar tor repai1s
for shat time Yours. truly,