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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-05-30
Take a sent Mr. Carls.

1Hr. Editor: On Saturday evening
last Joel Carts met with a surprise tina!
constitutes one of the happiest epoches
in mans life time, that evening be-
ing the anniversary of his fifty-firsi
birthday. The Silver Cornet Band
awakened the silence of the evening
by playing several of its choice pieces
of music, which attracted Mr.. Carts
home, he being down street at the
time. The members of the band were
invited in, when Mr.. Carts was con.
fronted by his employees, headed by
L. NJ. Tuttle, who, in behalf of him.
self and associates, presented him with
= finely covered easy chair, beautiful
ly upholstered with silk cottonade, in
the following address:
MIR. CARIs: For and in behalf OF
the gentlemen in your employ, and
my humble self, have the pleasure Of
presenting to you this chair as small
token of our appreciation of your
kindness to us, and the general SYM
pathy you manifest for society. AS a
manufactures, you are known far and
near. Your works speak for them
selves. In the distant west, Oh the
ancient beaches of the stormy Pacific,
beneath the shadows of the loaded
pine, do your carriages run. Not only
in the pcrishablc works of the hour
have you linked your name. in the
gentle deeds of thoughtfulness, love
and philanthropy have written on the
everlasting tablets of the human soul
the finer. higher and ideal of life. The
band join with us in praising a life OF
actual merit and philanthropy, which
is by them appreciated. The bounti-
full repast prepared by the gentle hand
which surpasses, in your quiet walks
of life, all other sympathies, bespeaks
the same love and gratitude. And g
thousand others, could they be here
tonight, would respond to the same
sentiment. Accept this small present
i'm the spirit in which it is given, and
believe us lastingly yours.
Mr.. Carts replied in appropriate
words, when the doors to the dining
room were thrown open and all invit'
ed to sumptuous repast that would
have done credit to any occasion. The
handsome chair was purchased OF
Sharer s. Son who made a large dis
count, because OF it going to manu-
featuring brother as gift from his
employees. This was also a surprise
to the good host. The evening was
pleasantly enjoyed by all present, and
after some well selected music execut-
ed by the band in mastery manner
all went home well pleased, and the
happy event will long be remembered
by the participants.-[Allianc Inde-
pendant Age.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-05-30

THE Auditorium of the house cf
the Lo,'ds resOunds with ssBill"-ions,
Hall ll-ucinated cussings at the timidity
of the new Republican paper.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-05-30
Dcm0cratic Congregational COnvcn'
ton for the l6th District.

Democratic COngressIonalC COnvcns
ton for the 10th District.
The Democrats of Ashland, Portage. Stark
and Wayne, comprising the 10th Congressional
District, are requested to meet. by Delegates,
in Convention, at Massill0n. on
THURSDAY, JULY IS. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
to nominate a candidate to be votcd for for Con-
gress at the ensuing October election. Each
county will be entitled to one Delegate in said
Convention for every hundred votes given r.
NJ BISHOP for Governor in 1877, and addi-
tiOnal Delegate for fraction Of fifty votes and
upward, This will make the representation as
follows:
Ashland. .----------9SI Stark ..-.. -.... - 50
Portage .26 Waraa Al
B. +. NELSON, Committeeman for Ashland
County.
DC, GOODMAN. Committeeman for Portage
County,
WILLIAM A. LYNCH, Committeeman for Stark
County,
E.B. EsHELNAN, JOHN ZIMMERMAN, Commit
teemen for Wayne County.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-05-30

sTHE new editor of the Cleveland
Herald resembles Garfield" If the
Leader got that off it sueely is the
s.damnedest meanest'@
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-05-30

THE old fogics who founded the
Republic entertained kind of vague
notion that the people of this country
at least, were capable of self-govern-
ment; but it was left for the Radical
politians to find out that that was a
foolish and insane idea, and that there
i, no safety for the government or So
ciety except in large standing armies,
and in the strong arm of the military
power; that unless the people arc kept
in subjection by bayonets and bullets
thew will commit hari-kari.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-05-30

Mr.. Hayes was made dc ,facto Presi-
dent. That the war of Radical exter-
mination should be carried into the
very heart of the enemies camp, spar
ing neither the old, young, lame, aged,
and blind, or any part or parcel of the
rascals who were SO guilty as to strike
the cruel blow at the liberties of the
people. Accompanying the resolution
of endorsement was an address to be
published to the peoyle of the entire
country, setting forth the history of
the great fraud, its rise, progress, and
final overthrow, and calling upon the
Democracy of the country to remain
firm and unitedly prepared for any
and all possible contingencies and
emergencies, as may i'll the course of
events arise. This is the unanimous
result of the labors of the Committee
so far, upon which entire harmony
exists.
ANOTHER RADICAL. EABCOCK IN TIE
WHITE HOUSE.
The Secretary of the Treasury, de
facto, received yesterday from the Ex-
ccutive Mansion $50 forwarded by an
unknown party, on account of the con-
sciense fund. Thus it will be seen
that Grants spirit still peryades the
White House, through evidence
aliunde.
RADICAL PRINCIPLES
that is the leaders in Congress have
counseled their conspirators in various
States to put of their conventions, to
later dates than is customary, as new
issues are likely to arise. The idea is
pretty well adapted to the party, as
their principles change oftener than
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-05-30

WHEN is literary man like vegc-
table? When he is a commentator
Elk.
And he's like beet when heis deep
read.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-05-30

This cry about Southern CLAIMS is
one of the greatest bugaboos of that
humbug party. Its inventors are well
aware that there is Constitutional
provision actually prohibiting the pay
ment of any rebel war claims whatever
and that it would require atwo-thirds
vote of each House of Congress to get
rid of the provision, and the amend
ment would have to be ratified by the
votes of three. fourths of the States of
the Union.
But the great mass of the claims
presented by what are called "loyal"
Southern men for damages to proper
ty during the rebellion are in the
hands of Northern Radicals, having
been originally bought up by them for
the purpose of bleeding the Treasury,
and are Southern only in point of To-
cation. So, it is manifest that the real
danger is from the continuance of that
party in power which for so many
years has been plundering the the peo-
pie in the name of loyalty and patriot
ISM
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-08
pR. WARHERs IMPROVED HEAl1H CORSET.

A TESTIMONIAL OF LEADING PHYSICIAN OF
PORTLAND IN REGARD To DIR. WARMERS M
PROVED HEALTH CORSET
Nothing is more Important for Ladies, single
or married, in regard 10 health, bodily devel-
opments preservation and protection, than a
good fitting corset In the selection Of the first
corset for a young lady, the physician oug ht TO
be consulted, and a lady, single or married,
should wear none but those recommended by
a thoroughly qualified physician.
A bad hitting or too tight laced corset is often
the cause Of early decay, curvature Of the spine,
heart disease, consumption, falling Of the
womb, hardening and total destruction OF the
lacteal glands, cancer Of the breast, miscar-
riage, congestion OF the brain, epilepsy, fits,
and dyspepsia. This, think. shows clearly
and distinctly how important il is 10 select a
good corset. A married lady, with a bad corset
during pregnancy, suffers hell torture, and
gives birth 10 a siekly child.
To my knowledge, there is but one corset
which can recommend, and this is the only
one which a mother should select for her
daughters and "a lady should wear.
DIR. Warner, a physician of high standing
and reputation, has, after a long and careful
study, invented corset which combines utIl-
ity and beauty, and in wearing this one a lady
will avoid all the bad consequences liable 70 be
produced by any other corset
Mrs. N. A. Warner, Third street, near Morri-
son, is the general agent for oregon, Washing
ton, Idaho and Montana, and I heartily rec
ommend them TO ladies in need OF an excel
lent corset R.F. PRICE, MD,
Physician Surgeon, and Accoucheur,
l2g First street Portland Or
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A Card AND PROsPECTUs.

Having opened a free Intelligence Office, for
the purpose Of aiding and assisting newcomers
/ 10 our State by all possible means al my COM
mand, where are kept files Of all leading news
papers published in oregon and Washington
Territory, have also determined 70 establish
a land journal, 10 be called "Ihe oregon and
Washington Land Register" the object Of
which is 10 bring Land Owners and heal Is
I tate Agents into closer communication Win
! the thousands OF Immigrants who are arriving
/ in this city with a view 10 the ultimate pur-
chase Of lands. Il will be printed In regular
newspaper form. eigbt-page, l2xls inches, and
will be devoted solely 20 the purpose for which
IL is established. The hrst edition Of 5000 cop
les will be issued about the 10th OF February,
Is7s. and as onen thereafter as the Influx Of
Immigration demands.
Descriptions OF farms and other property for
sale viii be condensed 10 occupy ten lines go
words or less, and will be charged for al the
rate Of one dollar each.
II is more than probable that from twenty
Eve TO hny thousand people Will be added 10
our population during the spring and summer
OF ISIS Nearly all immigrants who come to
Oregon and Washington Territory land drst al
Portland, and will receive "a copy OF this paper,
as 10 viii be distributed gratuitousiy. Il will
therefore be the best possible means OF bring
ing lands, and other property, for sale 10 their
notice.
Descriptions Of property for sale may be
written out IN full, giving character, location,
terms Of sale, and all advantages OF schools,
churches, roads, etc, which will be edltorially
condensed to the required space, and the letter
numbered 10 correspond with the description,
and filed in my Office for reference. NOcharge
VIII be made for sales arranged through this
agency-the only fee required being one dollar
for each description inserted in the land
Register" which must be forwarded with the
description. Il may be sent in silver by regis
tered letter, OF by postal order at my risk.
Corresp spondence on all subjects connected
with the development Of all portions Of the
State and Territory respectfully solicited.
keep register in my Office In which are en-
tered the wants Of all parts Of the state and
Territory for laborers, mechanics, merchants,
etc, which is open 10 the free inspection Of
newcomers. Notice OF such wants respectfully
solicited. All matter intended for publication
in the Land Register must be written on one
side OF the paper only, and be in prior 10 the
first OF February ISIS All descriptions OF
property for sale will be inserted in the order
OF their arrival-those coming first on the out
side pages.
Believing that this publication viii be
greatly to the advantage OF both buyer and /
seller, I respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the public.
Address all communications TO me az Port /
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NO CURE, NO PAYI

nR. JANIS KICK, LATE OF AURORA.
IL H., takes pleasure in making the follow
ing Announcement 10 the Afflicted
He will give a FREE TRIAL Of SURE
CURE for CATARRH. No cure, no pay. Con-
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diseases and other topics during his stay
among you. Medicine sent 10 all parts OF the
country, and all proper questions answered
through the mails Below are the authorized
statements Of a few cases recently treated for
Catarrh.
PoRrLAND. Or, Jan. ~, ISIS
DIR. JAMES KFCK-Dear Slr:-I hardly know
how 20 express my gratitude for the relief al
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MILWAUKEE Or, Jan. IS, 1878
DR. JAMES KECR-near Sir:-Iam now better
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am siNty-five years old. Have used five bottles
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MILwAUKIE, Or, Jan. p, ISIS.
DEAR DR. KECK:-I am glad You came 10
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ROSE HUBLER
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Those persons wishing TO be relieved OF
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DYERS AND SCoURERs
T3 Second ST., between Main and salmon.
Portland. Oregon.
Portland. Oregon

I AIDES DRESSES, CLOAKS, NfANTILLAS.
i and Damask Curtains cOlored in the best
style. Boys and Mems clothing cleaned and
dyed, and prices reduced. Cleaning gloves, .
cents. All work warranted.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-06
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
fir NenS6 attO S3ier.

Gteie5 Ointment bat gang Hatiirlid Ieiner llrTprlro
in NTertto, no bic 9tatur in tbrer gSerfitdtte fir ioIde
eritauuIi9e Nttttet segen bic Sranfbeiten ibrer &tnbcr
icrst. Sein 8ubm bat lid wdbreub IS Sabren immer
mebr p~erbreitet, bis er iebt bic sauSe bemobnte Grbe nms
fast.
Das Ytericon Wtuitans eminent lit elm nuiibertreffIiz
Dies oetlntttel inr ale duBerli6en llebel BEL Nteni9 unb
Sieb.
Sur 8ieb5i6ter uub Snrmer lit es uniddbbar.
gtne etn5ise GIaI6e rettet DIT Elm Oieni6enIeben o6er
lteut Die Serpenobarteit zines ausseSeidusteu Gfertes,
Sdlen, &ub ober S6oaies pieoer her.
US betlt SubIGule, 9ui>&runfheiter rSouop 9orn",
9tasen, Drebpurut, Sdulteridule, @dube, Siie
nnb Sttde BON 9ittiseu Geptilieu unb Snietten uub
h%berboupt ale iol6e pom Gieb5I3tsH unO @oloIebeu
uuSertreunIiden uebet.
is beilt ieoe du6erltde Srantbeit bel 9ferben, Ipie
Sabmbeii. Sfrommen. SmtuHpP, 9errentunsen, Stetiz
bett, Ulu6Soue, Gtrgbeiu &C.
Das Wterteau Mtnitan9 eminent bepirtt bic idneq>
fen 6eiIunSer in Der Melt bel llniGuen, ME ie in ieoer
6amilie uOrtommeH, III 4bpeienbeit zines gr;tes, pie
granopnnoet. 9erbribunsen. @errenfunssH. G6nittz
nunoen &C., ionic bel 3beumati5mu5 uno Steifsfeit
IN 80I3e pom Ansseiestietn. NameHtli4 bel SinSerH
iebr %wertbuou.
Sc lit bas bittiaae 6eitmittet Der @eGt, bern IS burdz
bringt bic aiusfei@bis oui BEN Snpden unS cine eins
n1oltse AHpenbuHS9 eru9t 9ep5bulid sur Seilurg.
Nterican Wiuitans eminent prr6 in Slaiden nom
breieriet SroBen eeilut, bic s~r0Beren iino perbGttniB<
mdbts bic biHi9itsR. ueberaa gu baben..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-06
Dundas, Dick Geo.
SQ1tOd=SOl3

btfttt cine pet sr6Eere Strait smr gSieOcrberneauna bes
e~tIunben 3uitanbe5 Der llretbraSS 6leinbout. ais Guz
btbe ober 6opabubaliaH, IS erseust nienols ~uebeflein,
pirtt i9er NIB prompt. @s i%ibertriit i3nea oae uuo.s
rtu 0iittet Sc9sSis Sapietr beileN ~innerbaIb i.ds bis
oGt Sogen, lpas teinc anoere Meoi3in gu Stanoe 6rinat.
Miou bite lid Dor ytadabmun9en, benin in Tolse ies
mes groben Succclies inn piele Snbltitrte onuoncirt
uoroeH. peI9e mstitentbeEIs nabtbelli9 ptrteH. Ntau
iGuie nur bic l6ten.
Dunda Dick & Co.'s weide Snpierr. San6eIs
boISsSe( eutbolieHb, ftnb in alien Nnotbefeu 3u babsn.
&eTlanst GircutGcs unO isnoet baiur mad IS @ooltsr
Cir, Neu Dort. 12aug1Sioum6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-06

steer Der bas nIte 8aterIanb beiuden ober Serruanote
unb irennoe pen europa fommen lahen min, ioate bic
pro6tuolen, neuen, eIlerHen S9rauben : Soltoampis
idiHe Oes
slorO0eutfdJen 2l0D0,
sur iteberiabrt %benuben.
Wiit 0ampfi1ifisn bes SorbbeutIden 9Ioph rurbenbts
Gnbe 1876 lber 6a5, 900 9erionen ~bei5reert.
sic Dompier bteier @ompnsuie:
gsraMnT6mcis, 800 ftnontfd1,
girubergs' 800 Sd9cr,
&cipitgr SoOO @soHttaitt,
Ohio, 1000 WtcDer,
g3crliR, $500 NuhIe,
Baltimore, $500 9luorcien,
fabren r~caelntdbts oue "A Gage smiidsn Bremen uub
Baltimore uno nebmeR GaNo9ters 81 btui9iten
Statet 1n.
gSir MAIDEN nod Defenders urf fof9euSe fir bsutfb:
9eiicnoe beobadtunaspertbe 8oraige auimertiom, lue(z
DE- bic 3eiie nit uuieru Z 9iiIeu bietet: Die Qaiia9tere
fHe inter 9eutiden, fonreu it'd oIIo nit Sceermaun
perltdnoieen nbne OOInetider Su eebranden. llmiiken
aus einem Sdlif in eaS anoere, nte bet iltotrecten 9tetz
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ben crit III SaltiuIore.-
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suelei6 Depot Der Baltimore nno Ohio Giienbdbr,
pelhe 9aIiaaisre non uno mad benz gSeitel au bllli9ez
fCti Qreilen %beiorbert, a5 ir9eno cine G~tlenbabN Don
%em gort oOer GbtIaOeIpbia.
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ajdt 9ngeIteate eeiblofeu, 10 pab bic Ginpanoerer midi
ber @eiabr ~aus9eiest iino, Don Betri9ern beltluiroelt
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s0ceen 5rabt uub gaEaae lit bieTer in ie6er 5inft6t
turpiebleuspertbea Sdiifen peupe man fb an bic 9ene<
IGlsNseHtsR.
q. Sdnbmadcr g. &c.,
SO. 5 Gao @op Ctr, Baltimore, DO.
pber an g. GIauIemimS & Co.,
gSaSmansSorff d &eiucniaitI1s
&cppoI0 WaDer,
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