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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-08-01
WENT TO SEA IN A TUB.

The following story of q Pennsyl-
vania boy has a moral to it, and the
tale which hangs thereby is, indeed,
calculated to raise the price of wash
tubs. Isaac johnson lives in the viii
lage of Port Penn, and his career, ac-
cording to the local gossips. has been
full of startling aud wonderful events.
When boy of ten he stole washtub,
launched it upon the Delaware, got
In it, fioated down the river into the
bay, and was picked up by = barque
which carried him to Vera Cruz.
Thence he made his way to the City
Of Mexico, where he was adopted by b
rich merchant, Don Hidalgo Herman.
dez, given q liberal education and
finally partnership. Having become
. partisan of Maximillian. he grew SO
odious 10 the people. that he was
obliged to fly to Texas. At the out
set of our civil war he entered the
Confederate army, serving as aid to
Albert Sydney johnson. After its
cessation he returned north, went into
the manufacture Of shoes In Philadel-
phia and fourished for q while, but
wss eventually ruined by the dishon.
esty Of his partners. Brokea In spirit
and estate, he went back to his village
home to die pauper. Recently he
received notice that property to the
value OF $500 600, mostly Of It govern.
ment bonds, had beenleft him by Don
Hidalgo, and he 10 naturally reioiced
heroat.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-08-01


they work, or when they buy anything
In the market. One cannot buy apair
of shoes, yard OF cloth, or railroad
ticket, without paying tribute to the
usurer. This is why the thousand
millions of dollars paid in this country
annually in interest upon public and
private debts comes chiefly from those
who do not themselves borrow, and
entirely from the labor of the country.
This contest that is now upon rs is
not between productive capital and
labor, but between money and labor.
between those who i've by usury and
those who live by labor. The inter.
ests of all thinge having productive
force are ideD&ical. And the interests
of money and labor would be identical
il 1t were not for the operations of
usury.-[Terre Haute Express.
-. 4 !. . .
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by NELLIE REED.
IS But word" we say Forgetting,
1t may cause some hearts regretting,
Who can tell?
There's cadence all unbrok en-,
In the words we leave un. .pokcn,
And u spelli
It may be word Of sorrow.
All the futures bright tomorrow,
t- Pressing through;
Or q lightsome word of gladness.
Banishing all thoughts Of sadness
FROM our view.
Yet we hurry on unthinking
OF the hearts that may be sinking.
Ne er TO lise,
Meath the words that strike more surely,
Than blow from anger purely,
Meath the skiesI
Woeful news too quickly broken,
Tender words or farewell token
To return,
Or those words Of our own choosing,
To some friend mete praise refusing,
words that burn
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AeAkanuA Nestice,
DR.. JOHN aoucHIR

Nv vO0N 0O0t01S6
Having had very large and success
f0l practice In Chronic Diseases
for forty yeara, both Private
and Hospital, IL prepared
to render satisfaction
s In the different e~
taa f<i varieties.
! Among the diseases treated hav(
been many miraculous cures Of thu
two true species Of Csncsr-the Hari
and the soft or the Scirrus or Chron
ic Cancer. characterized by predom
nance of librous tissue, and but few
Cancer cells the Aedullary, Brain, OF
| Acute Soft Cancer, characterized b.
an excess Of Cancerous cells.
Also, the different varieties. oi
GRAVEL, and disease OF the Kidneyi
and Urinary Organs. Tumors, Rheu.
maaism-InnAmmato and Chronic--
Ftstpla ~ Ano. PrOlapsus Of the
elel g. g. s. iRsssaleS a.. ai:'
tastinal Worms, Hip Disease. Goiter,
Enlarged Glands. Scrofula, and oil
sJz$sfs Jz$kssHM1sss tns nsHe sscss. e. iasidics. o,
~ sho1...1. .mnu.Ir. fnvS.s.
S,n sSns - ss 80
the different diseases of the Skin.
Also TEE VARIOUS Di'rAsE' OF 'H-
MALES,
|,AH1s1uH from UtetfuA DWmyeanents,
Nlsax6ment. sInffaml n dion. 9Ulcera-
ton, I6mor, Polypns, and 81 their
sympathesic accolnpaniments,. on the
istsst scientific principles, without the
uee of, the knife or eAustics, but by
constitutional treatment aud local alb
sorbeuts, which we believe to be the
true method Of cure, II timely and
properly applied.
cAInuoua- -coxcRsrroNs or rHE KID.
.rn-,
AND 4LADD.n'
We have In our possession severai
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Some of the Republican journals
now exclaim, exultingly, that no harm
has been done by the Potter Investi.
eating Communicating harm to the
Administration. l - Af
Whist do they mean by no harm?
1t has been proved that John Sher.
man wrote q letter, TO bring about the
returns in favor Of Hayes, Of such .
character AZ to constitute good and
sufficient ground for his impeachment.
The evidence against Stanley Mat
thews is SO strong that his friend and
connection, Henry Watterson, con-
cedes that it has destroyed him, polit-
ically.
The most intimate friends of Hayes
are so inextricably connected with the
frauds which put him in Office as 10
leave no reasonable doubt Of Hayes'
guilty knowledge, in advance, of these
frauds. 4sa
Why, then, has the investigation
done no harm to the Admfnistratlon in
the estimation of these Republican
journals2 seW
= Simply because Democratic House
of Representatives and some Demo-
cratic State conventions. have been
foolish enough to adopt resolutions
that a. Presidents title cannot be vita.
ted by fraud, which vitiates every.
thing else.
Thus we see that in the opinion Of
such among our Republican contem.
poraries there can be no harm except
such a. threat ems the possession Of Of
fice.
Falsifying returns, bargaining for
frauds, and cheating the people out of
office they hold to go for naught-how-
ever clearly proven-if only Hayes is
to be permitted to serve out his term I!
,-(Snn. ~ .aa lf 1..rii.s1 81
AN honest blacksmith was once
grossly insultel aud his character in
famously DETAINED. Friends advised
him to seek redress by means of law,
but to one and all he replied, ono; I
will 60 to my forge and there In six
months will have worked out such
character and earned such q name as
all the judges, law courts and lawyers
In the world could not give me-" He
was right. 1t 10 by honest labor, ,man-
~ courage, aud q conscience void Of
offense that we assert ousArue dignity
aud prove our honesty aud rsspscta.
bility.
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4 FREEBoorERs have command of the
ship Of state. IL II Revolutionary 70 On.
Quire by whose treachery they walk
ths deck 1-[ [AshtabulaDs Dem. Standard,
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fRgAsoBABLE fERI&

s7...Ifa77l.
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 /
have occupied for nearly five
years I intend to remain per-
manently, and solicit a con-
tiunance,of your patronage.
No. s, Phenix Block,
Ravenna, Ohio.
February 20. 1873. 4as e
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We are now engaged In mining Coal q the
PALNYRA MINES, and are prepared 10 sup-
ply all orders with
q ERHaHr1GHED OOA1n
|ofbSt &.&S & px,ss perso..
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