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O' RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
HISTORY o. ENGLAND
IN THE
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
BY WILLIAM 4. H. LECKY
Author Of "Hisory OF Morals from Augustus 70 Charlie
siism In Europe
Two vols limo Cloth. IS.
some topics selected from the contents:
wings aud Tories Icomme-eial kestrlctona
lodol phin aud Msrlboroug Oh slave Trade.
Literature and Anne. scotland The HiRhlauds
Sacheverel and the Clergy Scotch Religion Proxrssa
Oxford Bolin gbroke swift ireland: Resources Coun-
Nonconformiss Qnakers Try lie, Politics. Rsligon,
Parliamentary Corruptionl Emixr alton
and TYRANNY. Priest Hunting. i7ii-i73Q
Irish Penu Code The Duke Of Newcastle
Ropcrt walpo!e Pitt-Fox.
Dr. uuk rnness-iianb!ing ltonquest OF Can ida
Fleet Marriages. Ironqpost OF HiLdostsn.
Newspapers. Religious Re
Archit cture. Painting, Mu observance Of sunday.
sic aud the Drama. Wesley -whitehsld
English Laborer. Religion In W ales.
North Ameri can Colonies
The author OF these volumes has not troddeu In the
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OF manners Of belief and OF political ideas Judicial i'm
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York cburchman.
The work viii enrich any library The account Of John
Wesley in the second volume. will be Interesting to
Methodist readers and II IL Is not In all details Just IL 10
xpectedy In the outlines Of Wessys work
character The great influence Of the Wesley
lagainst weseys WISH to nonconform'ty. York
Methodist.
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HISTORY OF ENGLAND
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H. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
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THOSE WHO TAKE HALE'S HONEY OF nORE.
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A-MOODIE'5 SULPHUR-TAR SOAP REMOVES
freckes by sotten the skin and Leausi
hes tho complexto
COAL A EINE Inr OF ENGI.ISH INCE HALL
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RR0nrs, DIABETES. DRUrsy, PARALYSIS.
Dgravei, stone. rheumatism. govt, Gtdney bladder
diseases ineursbe with medicines; therefore
raj mineral spring waters tried, hndng the Asansl
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-08-15


The Democracy have accomplished
something to ward the financial reform
they have been advocating for the past
ten years. The contraction of the
greenback has been stopped, which
virtually defeats resumption, as every
sensible man is willing to admit that
without further contraction Of the
resumption is an impossi-
bility. 1t has also compelled the re-
ana reissuing of the silver
dollar, and, 80 far as It had the power,
in the House, voted to make the green
back full legal tender; to call in the
National Bank Currency aud issue
grecnbacks in its stead, and to repeal
the resumption act. 1t was the only
party that favored the taxation of
bonds and the payment In greenbacks
and has a: ways denounced the Repub-
lican party for perpetrating that fraud
upon the people in making them pay
able in coin. II the Democracy have
not been successful in accomplishing
all that they have favored, it has been
the fault OF the people, in not giving
them the power to do 80. Now, how
ever, they are getting that power.
Next year they will have both branch
co OF Congress, and they will - able
TO accomplish somothine.-EE 4s.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-08-15

Having had very large and success
ful practice in Chronic Diseases
for forty years, both Private
and Hospital, is prepared
to render satisfaction
in the different
varieties.
Among the diseases treated have
been many miraculous cures Of the
two true species Of Cancer-the Hard
and the soft or the Scfrrus or Chson.
ic Cancer. Characterized by . predom.
nance of 6brous tissue, and but few
CAncer cells the Medullary, Brain, or
Acute Soft Cancer, characterized by
an excess of CancerOus cells.
Also, the different varieties of
GRAVEL, and disease Of tho Kidneys
and Urinary Organs. Tumors, Rheu.
matism-Infsmma and Chronic
Fistula in Ano, Prolapsus of the
Phincture, Ami and Rectum. Piles,
Tape Worms. Seat or Pin Worms, In.
testinal Worms, Hip Disease, Goiter,
Enlarged Glands, Scrofula, and all
Impurities OF the Blood.
CATARRH-that most insidiOns of
all diseases, which is Destroying IFS
tens of thousands annually-Invaria-
bly, cured. Also, SCALD HEAD, aud
the different diseases of the Skin.
ALSO, TIE VARIOUS DISEASES OF FE-
MALES,
Arising from Uterine Derangements,
Enlargement, Infiammation, Uicera.
ton, Tumor, Polypue, and all their
sympathetic accompaniment, on the
latest scien tIflc principles, without the
use OF the knife or caustics, but by
constitutional treatment and local ab.
sorbents, which we believe to be the
true method Of cure, If timely and
properly applied.
CALCUOUs CONCEPTIONS OF THE KID.
sftfk NEYs AND BLADDER.
We have in our possession several |
varieties Of Gravel from different in. |
dividuals in this locality, which we |
have removed through the natural !
urinary passage.
The Doctor is . graduate in the Eye
and Ear Infirmary of New York City.
and has had large and successful
practice in that department. He alb.
,orbs the differant varieties of Cata-
act while they remain soft, and re.
moves films and specks from the eve
without the use of the kDiie.
The Doctor is q graduate Of several
" the leading schools of his profess
ion, the Diplomas of which are hang
ng up in his Office for everybody to
cad and investigate.
The Doctor can be consulted at his
Office, No. l196, Euclid Avenue, Cup
tairs,) Cleveland, q.
REsIDENCE-7OS Wilson Avenue.
OFFICE HOURS-Fr0m 10 A. NJ.
o II N; and from to p. NJ.
The Doctor will leave his Cleveland
Office for Ravenna, at 1.45 p. NJ. every
O A. M. the following Monday.
JOHN GOUCHER, NJ. ID.
~Patients will be visited at their
Omes, when desired.
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YELLOW CR EEK COAL!

Il . frst rate article for Blacksmith or Crate
purposes The mine Is situate the west line
Of AtWater. Persons desiring to obtain this
Coal can do so by applying to WIN. Johns or
At1Sssr. fsb. 9. 1ssa ~
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That's So.

We are now engaged in mining Coal at the
PALMYRA MINES, and are prepared to sup
ply all orders with
FRESH MINED COAL
Ofbest quality. at oa.s5 per ton.
w. B. WILSON.
Palmyra. Sept. Q. 1876
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y. l. 10cKvKLL E.P. HATFIELD,
ROCKWELL & HATFIELD,
Aasornsys and Coansslors Mt Law. once
z<0DeoS1 Seymour's building, north side of
Main street. Ravenna, Ohio. 16s-f
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/ GEO. T. FkIRCHILD.
(successor to Seymour Fairchild.)
FURNITURE
CROCKERY
FRENCH CHINA,
GLASS WARE,
Lamps and Lamp Trimmings,
TABLE CUTLERY,
PICTURE FRAMES,
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS
MATTRESSES,
COMMON SPRING BEDS,
'Ea5 AND THE
Celebrated National Woven
Wire Mattress.
UNDERTAKEN
NDDEALIR IN
Burial Caskets, Collins, ShrOuds,
and all articles necessary for
the burial of the dead.
I have recently made GREAT
REDUCTIONS in the price
of Burial Cases, and use
an improved quality of
trimmings.
Telegraph, or mail orders
from any point in the county
will receive prompt attention
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Attendance with Hearse
AT REASONABLE TERMS.
I buy for cash and as I have
a large trade, CAN AND WILL
sell goods in my line at such
prices as will attract attention
and secure the patronage of
the CLOSE cash buyer.
Having a long lease of the
old Furniture Stand which l
have occupied for nearly five
years / intend to remain per-
manently, and solicit a con-
tinuance of your patronage.
No. 8, Phenix Block,
Ravenna, Ohio.
February 20. 1873. ls6
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A. s. CRAFTS,
Phxsaelan and Surgeon. Once in Crafts
Diock Mantua Station. Portage County. Ohio.
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VTNsnRANfE AGENCY,

= ~. C~On. Life and Fire Insurance
Aeont. Once ON ID c00r, over the Second
National Bank, Ravenna, Ohio.
ge1pss& ~ se-1y. z .rHsT fEss
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y
known. Industry, activity, prosper
ity filled the land. The b0ndholders
had untold wealth, but were not salts
fed. The cry of specie resumption
was raised, and the wheel Of contrac-
ton began to turn. The sole object of
the legislator seemed to be to make
money scarce and ruin universal.
Specie payments were achieved, and
so was general bankruptcy. In the
brief space of five years four out of
every five of the owners of real estate
were made bankrupt, and their num-
ber was reduced from 15O, 900 to less
than &c, 600; four-fifths of all the land
owners being utterly ruined and swept
away. And what else did England do
by her violent return to specie pay
ments? She pauperiZed labor, and
one-third of the population of her
great metropolis and One-eighth of her
rural population are fed by the poor
rates.
MEN WHO AGREE SHOULD COMBINE
AND ACT TOGETHER.
There are many questions connect
ed with the finances of the country to
which I have not, and will not, on
such q night as this. discuss. But citi-
zens, q word further before close.
are parties organized What their
aim aud object? Our country's good
the common veal. Who should be-
long to the same party? I ask you.
Democrats. ask you, Republicans, I
ask you, Nationals and Greenbackers,
I ask ali of those who have hOnored
me by their presence tonight, who
should belong to the same party The
question is simple. If men be intelli-
gent and honest, the answer is inevi-
table. Men who agree as to what
should be done must, ii sincere, act
together. Can anything be more alb
surd than to see two men vote the
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C. L. BELDEN,
DHYslCIAN AND sURGEON.-Omee In
Empire Buildsng: Residence on King
street, nFst door south OF Main.
1ayenpa. May -. 1876 404-y'
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Medical Notice.
To The Amicted.
DR.. JOHN aoUcHER

Having had very large and success
ful practice in Chronic Diseases
for forty years, both Private
and Hospital, is prepared
to render satisfaction
in the different
varieties.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-08-15

0n>ehaer anA Merchant Tailor, Hats, Caps
"a Furnishlng Goods. Poe's Building, Main
RiSssSiii l8FGuHa /
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former friend who recognized her and
threatened to expose her if she did not return
home. Mary told her companion of the dis
coyery, and they agreed to part
She returned to her home, where she lived
for short time, but as her parents used to
taunt her, she again left home and took to
drinking. During the late war she formed
the acquaintance of soldier and set him
drunk, after which she stole his money and
uniform. She soon spent it, and then went
TO one of the military stations, where she en-
listed in company of volunteers which was
then being formed. Mary remained soldier
for some weeks; but one night she got
beastly drunk and was arrested by the
guard. While in her drunken stupor she
| told her secret. The captain of the guard
was called, she was arraigned before him,
and, on being closely questioned, admitted
that which she said while drunk was true
| Thereupon she was dismissed from the
ranks, not, however, before she had been
| given the sobriquet of Sergeant Mary.
/ On her return to this city she remained .
drunkard and was arrested time after time
Becoming old she obtained mental position
on Blackwell's Island, which, of late years
| she has held. A few weeks ago she got sicl
and was taken to Bellevue Hospital, where
she died. Her body was removed to tht
Morgue and thence it will be buried in /
paupers grave.
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A Remarkable History.

There died in one of the wards in Belle
vue Hospital from "Bright's disease" yes
terday, a woman named Mary O'Keefe. She
was known to the criminal authorities of this
city and Brooklyn for years by the alias of
Sergeant Mary She has had quite re-
markable history, which she frequently re-
la ted to her jaiiers and while on the Island
She said that when quite young she formed
the acquaintance of Z young man TO
whom she was engaged to be married
The day for the wedding was set, but
before the happy event her lover was ar
rested for highway robbery, found guilty and
sentenced to imprisonment for term of
twenty years. This so affected her that she
resolved to remain single. Some time after
ward she became intimate with another
Young woman who had likewise met with
many crosses in love and had similarly re
solved. Becoming intimate, they determin-
ed to live together ever after, and agreed
that one should put on mans apparel and
that they should live as man and wife IN an
other part OF the city where they were not
known. They drew lots, and by il
Mary was made the man. She found
male attire and assumed new name. For
several years these women passed for man
and wife. and would possibly have done so
until Mary's death but for an unforeseen ac-
cident. While on the street one day she met
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Glass Type.

The usefulness of toughened glass, says an
English exchange bids fair to be greater and
more serious than was at first supposed. Some
experiments are reported to have been made in
France with view to showing whether this
substance can be pressed into the printers ser
vice and substituted for the metal composition
of which types are made. The metal does not
at first sight strike the observer as the best
that could be found. 1t is bright enough
when the letters first come from the foundry,
and before they have seen any service; bat q
few DAYS wear gives them a very much more
iingv appearance, and before they are finally
returned to the melting pot they have degener-
ated into very squalid form, looking dirty in
their bodies as well as battered IN their faces.
The idea now is TO discard these long proved
but unattraetive servants and fill their
places with glittering types Of glass. The adj
yantages IN point of cleanliness alone would, it
is alleged. be not Insignificant. But the PatgIe
points out that there are other and more solid
improvements involved in the new system.
The toughened glass which is not to be made
in quite the same way as that used for tumblers
and wine glasses and need not. of course, be
quite so transparent. is naturally much harder
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THE CONFLICT INTHE OLD WORLD

A great battle was fought Monday be
twecn Tartar Bazardjek and Phillipopolis
The lighting was resumed to-day. The Rus
siaus have reached Tcherpan, south Of Yeni
Saghra, ard are marching on Yeni Wahlgree.
Scrson Pasha and Nomyk Pasha, ENJOYS to
negotiate with he Russian Grand Duke Mich
olas. are en- route to Kezanik. The Turks
have bombard1d Theodoria, southeast of the
Cringea Seryia demands the independence
OF the principality, cenior of old Seryia, and
the Indemnity for Turkish invasion in the last
war
A special from Constantinople says the
Grand Wiser assured the German Ambassador
the porte was determined to make peace with
Russia, leaving any power which objected to
condition. to settle the matter with Russia.
Russian scouts, on the 10th, were in
sighi Of Adrianop}e and were expected every
miu$lte TO enter the town. The garrison with
theil arms and baggage are retiring towards
C3rstaniuople The old Serial is burning.
The Mussulmen have fed. The Greekpa-
t1iarch aid rabbi MAINTAIN order. The once
formidable Suleman Pasha and his forces are
reported lost, SO precipitate has been their
figl.t before the eonquering Russians. L is
oN:believed that tie occupatonlaf tdrianople
viii be the last actin the great drama of blood,
for i will not be necessary for the legions of
the Cross TO advance any further to secure the
equivalent Of an unconditional surrender.
The Russians entered Adrianople on
the 2Dtl inst There are no further advances
made towards armistice negotiations. Refu-
et from Adriauoplc continue to flock into
Co,;stantinople; many are perishing from cold
snd:hunger The cold Is intense. 1t seems 10
lie the general opinion that the Porte must
purchase peace at any price. The Servians,
upon re-oceupying kruschumli, found TWEEN
ty-four ServIan soldiers and two officers I'M
palad. The Roumanians occupy Flokenten,
thus completing the investment OF Widdin.
The Seryian troops have captured Preshina:
ais5 recaptured kershumli after an engage,
ment in which the Turks lost 400 killed and
wounded, and $50 turks captured. Turkish
pe&ee plenipoteEtiaries telegraphed the Porte
announcing their arrival at kezaalik Sunday
night. The Porte having addressed note to
England, complaining of the war-like attitude
Of Greece, the British government has trans
nsi;tsd ii, without comment. to the English
cafrge d'affaires at Athens. The Danube is
noy completely frozen over, and transport
wagons arc now crossing on the ice. All the
old soldiers in Russian POLAND have been
called in. This new levy consists OF men over
50 years Of age. 5000 sick and wounded from
Susieman Pasha's army have arrived at Drame
Suaeman Pasha has with him at Drame los
ta;talions aud lis guns. The Russians are
heSween UhieE Kophri and Keshan, ten hours
ea5 cd from StGmboul to resist any advance.
Troops are expected from smyrna and the
Dgrdanelles.
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than the old metal, and can hardly be crushed
out OF shape by those little accidents which so
shorten tie life and spoil the beauty of the
only typo we now employ. 1t is also capable
of being east into more delicate shapes so that
the difference, for instance between the thin
and the thick strokes can be more clearly de-
fined. Finally it is now found that the new
material can be cast in exactly the same moulds
expense incurred in altering the machines and
implements used in the manufacture of type.
If the Patrie has been well informed, the ex-
periments have been completely successful, and
the adaptability of toughened glass TO printing
and to numerous other purposes is likely ere
long to be fully established.