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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-18
LOS ANGELES SUNDAY MORNING. MAY Is 1879.

preaching death, but Harry M I.
ghels Is TOO brave O man to close
his eyes to the inevitable. He, bet
ter than any, knows how short a
time he has to live, and his cheer
fulness increases the grief of his
friends. For 1t Is too sad that so
rare a heart and stout spirit
should have no weapons to bgbt
the destroyer.
We know that his "Sagebrush
Leaves" will have a large sale on
Its intrinsic merits. We hope, too,
that thousands of copies will he
taken AZ a tribute to q true-hearted
anu brave man who has had the
pluck to write book for love of
his dear ones while DEATHS hand
has been seeking to snatch the pen
from his own.- Virginia City
Chronicle.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-18
VINE AND FRUIT GROWERS.
To Raise Large Crops you
must irrigate.

To irrsgate successfully, you must have the
power that does not give out when
the wind tails.
Laufkotter Bros. g. Churchman's HORSEPOWER
PATENTED FEsnuARY 18TH. ls77.l
Never fails to supply more water than fouI
or tive windmills, even supposing you have
all the wind you want. 1t Is also suitable for
running light machinery, such as Barley
Crackers. Corn Shelters. Tanning Mills, Grain
scparators, or for Saving Wood. They are
pcver falling, cannot get out Of order, easily
worked, substantial. and always give salts
faction wherever they have been used One
horse can easily work two 6-inch pumps with
A continuous dow Of water. Force Pumps,
from 5000 to 1000 gallons per hour.
WINDMILIS OF all kinds manufactured to
order Wells Bored, Windmills and Horse
Powers set in any part of the State. and re-
p.tring Of all kinds done. Manufactured and
Tor sale By
LAuTKoTTER BROS.
osr ana loth suv sscrj jnsnto.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-18

MoJAvE. May l7.-Bish W Kip
and W. w H Hill, MrsM J Blake
aud cl lid rs Keichum.
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FOR SALE.

Assooistion, the beat orsnGs and H5nl5
Tropical Fruit Land In tho 0tof4l Wet -
s9|ss "A :: s92iEs s. e YIss % Sc &C. ]2sd Ns. I, P'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-18

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
land santa Barbara.
E&Passeugers tor Nan Francis y take
the train ioT Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at s.45 o'clock P. NJ. Los An
geles time.
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BANKING HOUSES.

FARMERS & MERCHANTS
BANK
or Los Angeles.
CAPITAL.......6oo,o 900 90
IsAIAs W. HELLMAN....,....... Presid ent
1. O. GOoDW1N..........-.. Vice President
JOHN MILNER.............-.....
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
IsArAs w. HEsLMAN, EUGENE MEYER,
g; W; ca1bDs oss I; g GMooDwnS
JOHN =. GRIFFIN, G. e. THoM,
FRANK LncouvREuR.
Exchange for sale ON
NEW YORK, LONDON, DUB.
LIN, FRANKFORT, PARIS,
BERLIN and HAMBURG.
Receive Deposits and Issue Their
Certificates.
Buy aud sell
LEGAL TENDERS, GOVERN
MENT, STATE, COUNTY,
AND CITY BONDS.
VIII also pay the highest price for Gold
Comm erciaI Bank
or Los Angeles.
Authorized Capital 100000
e. HOLLENB BECK ............... President
E. F. sPENCE.................... Cashier
DIRECTORS.
A. II. WILCOX. W. WooDwoRTH.
$. h. MoTr, Fl. MABuRY,
[. LANKERsHlM. Q. 9. WrTHERBY,
e. F. SPENCE. ]. K. HoLLENBECK.
This Bank Is prepared to receive de-
posits on open account, Issue Certificates
Of nep"sit, and transact general Bank
Ing Business.
Collections made and proceeds remitted
at current rates of exchange.
LOS ANGELES COUNTY BANK.
MAIN STREET.
Los Angeles..............,... ........ Cal
Capital Stock (pald up), 100000
J. s. SLAUsON....-...........;s." President
4. 3. BAkER.:. vice. freslGent
]. NJ. ELLlOTT..".......... ...........-Cashier
DIRECTORS.
is. SI.AUsoN, A. w. BOWMAN.
v, A. HOOVER, ROBERT s. BAKER,
j, BIxBY, GEO. w. PRESCOTT
Receive Savings Bank deposits.
Buy and sell exchange on San Francisco,
New York, London, Paris. Berlin and
Frankfort.
Bay exchange on all parts Of the United
States and Europe.
Receive money ON open account and Ger
tificate of Deposit, and do n general
banking and exchange business.
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P.s.-DR. MINTIE can be consul ~
In reference to the above complaints dur
daily, and nom 10 3 In tbs ovou1I
Sundays, 10 A. N. to l p. y. Coueult9tI1I
FREE. Thorough examination and o0<
vice. IS. Full directions and odv{co fr1
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DAMIANA
BITTERs.

2 DAMIANA, from which the BITTERS
are made, is a Mexican herb, and is In.
digenous only TO u small portion OF Low
er fBaJa] California. 1t has been used by
the Inhabitants 0f Lower California for
the past thirty years as A GENERAL
INvIGORATOR OF THE sY5TEM, L
GREAT REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER. A
POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
and A GREAT STOMACH REGULA-
TOR.
Tho Blttsrs are SO preparedthn nt In
their manufacture we do not use any
chemicals. drugs or spirits that are in any
manner hilarious to the system.
Any man. woman or child can drink
them and derive beneficial results.
MICHLEL LEVY,
AGENT.
los ANGELES. CAL
rnhIu-8Ur . q
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Apply to n. MCCLELLAN, Local
Agent, Office, No. 66} Main street,
over the Commercial Bank, Los
Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-18

csr ana lotA snv sscrn nsnto.
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=
Genefal Ewing and tho Demecrat.
ic Party I'm 1873.
Rhe Tuscarawas Advocate. (Rep.}
pasades in bold, black letters the fol-
loHing:
aEwING's OPINION OF HIS PARTY.
- All theae events hsye forc-
ed he. though most reluctantly, to the
conclusion that the Democratic party
10 powerless and Ineffective as an ally
and NOT FIT INSTRUMENT OF REFORM
in American politics. +-GGen. Tom.
Ewinx's speech at Columbus. July 80,
LSz3.
The above extract, as presented by
our neighbor, may suit the purpose Of
that paper to mislead its readers, but
falls fsr short of.gfving the opinion of
GeAerxl Rwine of the Democratic par
ty, as uttered by HIM in his speech on
that occasion. It was at the time OF
the so-cailed Allen County movement,
when some lifelong Democrats
thought reorganization of the old
party fines would moro. certainly
bring victory to the tried and honored
principles of The grand old Democrat
ic party. Il was q mistake, however,
and none who favored the movement
were quicker to acknowledge it than
Ewing, whose admiration for the
Democratic party was even then as
outspoken and fervent as its most ear.
nest advocates. tsa {.g3:s
In that came speech July 30, 1873
Gen. Tom Ewing pronounced the fol.
lowing eulogium, on the Democratic
partys.- tfi.s '.F -, -a7F i.-5-si4'e -.
Mr.. Ewing said /: sBut gentlemen.
most of the Democracy have not
reached this conclusion. They are re.
solved to preserve the organization,
ahd <ightf on. for victory, no matter
how long deferred. They were rear.
ed in the Democratic party. Its name
and '0rgAhizatfon are the symbol and
tho,weApon Of faith they cherish with
almast religious .ferH0ss The associk-
lstions Of q .nfe-time-the memory oi
splindid triumphs and firmly endured
disastere, or struggles and sacfificel
for what they believe, and in the main
I believe, to be the, true princtples 01
| gUres7ansent-have bound them to the
party, and they will abandon it at nc
mans dfctum. Look ct unparalleled
life historyi See how through two
gen nerations of men il has ruled the
states and nation. and has brAvely. and
honestly met every great question q
| principle and policy without oncl
changing its name or striking its col
orsl Do you wonder that lifelong
Democrsts cling to'the party. sud thai
fifteen years of successive disaster
have not destroyed faith In its desti
my f"AENew Phiiade elphia( Ohio) Dem
00cn&.i 4 SAs8ss stya5s ct tf.sz ny
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-; Vv{th fhis number closes Volume
Ei Eiev,ss,nl II the DEtocRATIc PRESS.
For eleven years we have labored earn.
,esfay and With Whatever ability we
posis6ssd To furnish 70 our readers ap
? acceptable Democfatfc paper, = faith
'ful advocate Of the principles and poll
cy of the Democratic party and; - We
bslieve, thebest Interests of the 'peo.
ple.i Wetrust our iaboSs have not been
altogether in vain. .sOur path has not
ut Ill timesibeenl strewni with flowers
nor have We slept on downy beds Of
ease. We have encountered MANY. diff
Aculties and been compelled to make
many saexi6cea personal and .pecunia-
~: but amid all the troubles and. trials
We have had to encounter we have had
occasional CLEANS Of bright sunlight TO
cheer us on our way, and many en-.
: acoufaging smiles and warm greetings
from cherished friends who have lent
N ahelping hand In the discharge of
our arduous duties, which will be ever
held In memosy dear. isss 7affsf /.
- We are not unconscious Of having
committed many errors, and having
& fallen short of fdischarging our full du-
des: but Ithese have been eErorssof the
had and NOT Of the heart. These are
mast and Ne hone they. win only be
called from the oblivion to which they
ara consirnad to euide our future life
IN tha .tright And narrow nath.
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n 1g0PWWHhcUm Lt6 N2i10We
: Hon. Henry B. Payne, of Cleveland.
has joined the Honest Money League
of that city, for the purpose ofrconn-
teracting the Tom Ewing heresy of. ir-
redeemabie rag currehcy. The names
of such boilers ere legion 'aiE0vsf the
State, embracing the humble and ex-
alted.|Elyrie Republican. JnlYI 81.
'aFs Raasy RGasytF.sD. H.s Asg9s; s;s 2 lAzs;
ply to your inquiry Of the 3l.t nlt., I
have to state that have neither join
ed nor have I had the Alightest incli.
nation to join :. the Honest Money
League" of this city. Yours truly,
- ,If......... -. D. PAYNE.
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Re WelQeJ

On Monday we met two represent8-
tive Democrats from different parts
OF the county. One OF them infofmed
a. that he knew of three Republicans
in his township who wouldJyote for
General Ewing and that he did not
know, Of . Democrat who would re-
fuse to vote for the General. The 9TH
er Democrat informed ltis tk9t th0re
were twenty Republicans who would.
Hote for Gepsrall Ewing sd that his
towpsbipl MQnld dA aRrpEisingly yell
.t ,.at The election % Wayne lcoSAtyi
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THRouaH the effort of that friend of
Rebels, - he IL now called BY those
politically opposed, Gen.l a. " Rice,
some Of our good Reppblican friends
In Ashland, have inflated their avol-
unae Of currency and becuf6d to them
solves . soeDpstency that in their conn
.ingIYeas Will. anelioeate; . coadition
Of body, which crpel .Wee apd its7 re-
suits fastened ON them. Will they say
by their votes that he is . rebel and
enemy, or will they acknowledge him
Q tuuo lkiend FL Ashland Press-h
y eonhe'oysf this way. 5f''sesd .'s''d (.
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Mr. Fosters Theory 81 Buslneos

- -alt lt~..sr 1m4sl
Mr. Fosters Theory 81 Buslne6s
Failures.
Citizen Foster In his Coshocton
speech, told th( pe4pl about himself
II con- land: \ OH some. some years ] .sos
that the 1a1ds 6ad tecome depreciaied
Ii va,he snd that their speculation
had moved failut He gave, as 1
reason fof--all thi1, that "God had
placed the coal there to be used .
thousand years from now" This was
his solution of tho financial problem,
his reasons for the financial ruin and
distress of the last six yesry;I that our
people in their buisness, had anticipa-
ted Providence some ten centuries.
We suppose Mr.. Eoster. r..rAgasds.-this
ehment; K is t6hs ABOUT thS venture
and its result and the eausea therefore,
wherever he goes. ~ He has told it
about twenty times. .j-''i .is'! q
Suppose some mechanic, or business
man In 1873 having the idea that he
ought to purchase for and provide his
family . home, md having taved little
money, say $500; buys'I house and lot
or q farm, at. 81, GOO, payss one hAff
down and mortgages the. property for
the balance He 10 thrown ont of ems
ployment or his wsg6sso reduced that
for the next three or four years, he is
Just able to maintain his family and
pay the interest on the 'ih0ft&a &age debt.
At the end of three or four years the
creditor forecloees tho mortgage and
the property sells for. just! enough to
pay the mortgage debt and costs, apd
the poor man 10 left TO- start anew In
the world. w hat isthe reksou Of this5
Is it because the value OF the debt has
been increased by the policy of the
Republican party and the ability Of
tho man to pay decreased 2n Citizen
Foster would say, 30. He would say
it is because the man sought homA
that Providence did not design he
should havenuntil . Thousand years
from now $50 that all the business
men who have failed, all the manafacu
tureri who have been compelled to
close their workshops, all the men
who have been stripped and robbed
OF their hoEhes, had, n thelr'ventdres,
anticipated Providence thousand
years and hence their ruin. We hope
the Citizen does not mean that the
next thodssnd years, has been, by
Provideace,i :set apart especially for
tho bond -holders and imoney-lendets
of this land, and that in the meantime,
men must not undertake to acquire
homes or transact business. We hope
Sherfaan may supply the Citizen with
another lessoah on 4 finance; we are
afraid the one given will not be, cred
tied as Getting. forth, tine true reasons
for the trouble and distress that now.
afiict our people, and Besides this
one has tendeucy toh isj ure Chris
tianity-to weakeAs our een6dence. in
the Supreme rpler ofs the universe.
His treatment Of the money lenders
in the olden tims ana the course mark.
ed out for Him by tho Citizen are not
in accord, Them He Ras disposed to
assist the work and chAstise those who
had made His house . den Of thieves,
but now, according 10 Citizen Foster,
He hes stopped the wheels OF human
progress and asrfangss our affairs with
especial reference to- the pecuniary
prosperity Of fthose he once scourged.
II Coshocton Democrat. -. v
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THE MARKETS.

RAvxNNA. Aug. Is. 1879.
~ = ATLANTIC MILLS FLoUR AND FEED.
FLOUR-New Process, 81 Is; Pastry q 30
per sack; Diamond street 81 %; o. K.el Is;
FEED-Bran, soo per 100 lbs.; Middlings. 20;
Chop. 81: Corn Neal. q so; Oil Neal. = so.
WHEAT- 90.
CORN-shelled brings soc; ears, Sc.
OATS-S5 cts. Es.r 5 5.f
RYENo. brings 4ts
BARLKY-None tn market.
HAY-ssiiing u - . $40; according 70
quality. Dali sale. ~. E =
BEEF-Per cwt.. &5 80 Oe6 90
HOGs-Dressed. q 500 90 per cwt.
iLARDLCity rendered 1oc. s5ss. .ssi'
SMOKED sNEATs-City sugar Cured Hams
selling at 10; Country e.
Shoulders. City cured selling at 80. Dried
Beef selling ct 15s. = Ls :2.
,,P0ULTRY-smah supply in the MARKET
Chickens undressed. buyers pay oct cents;
Turkies. nndressed. 5c.
a lBUTTNR.JVc0o. cash; Go. trade, 4X0Bc.
.CHEEsE- Retails. Co. .Buysrs pay exc boxed
EGGs-buyers pay &c per dos
POTATOES-Bnyers,p pay 30O35c.
DRIED APPLES----.----- : =
!, BEANS--Choice handpicked in small demand
at 81 75 per bn. Medium q 30.
VINEGAR-Pure cider. retails 800 per gal
TALLOW-Buyers pay bkc.
HIDEs-Green, trimmed. No.1. &c
FEATHERs-Best retail At 75c. gtzs5
WHITE LIME-$1 % per bbl. ;..s.s
WATER LInE-$1 50
!. sALTLCoarse sells ct - 90; Ane 81 Is. .
WOoD--stove q bO0a 00s . feet wood Sa1e0
. g 50 per cord. ....i !, .-.,.sai f.ssss
SuGARs- f..s..z .5s
Coffee sells for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
Extra C 81 ." ............ 90
0IAnQlAeo0 ~ ...s........ ...s.... .s...1oc
HplyeFi4e9 ia...,.. .:...........s .-lso
Crushed ......................,..... 100
Brown ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - oc
New OSlsansI 5000. soils
white PFip sysep..in -. 4r.i.r...uise go
'>Sss'T si'sli aaW oiii ios.sf. f.,s,.ai sqj
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master at Baltimere.
BALTIMORE, August 7.-Captain b.
r. Mathews, member of the Grand
Army Of the Republic here, and until
recently general delivery clerk of the
Baltimore poetof4ce, visited Washing
ton last evening and laid before Presi-
dent Hayes copy Of serious charges
against Postmaster Tyler. The charges
which Captain Mathews says can be
sustained by an investigation which
officially and personally, of General
Tyler, and, ifsustained, If would proba-
bly, result In ousting him from his Of
Ace. His military record during the
war ID assailed, and his personal rela-
tions with female clerks in the Office
are alleged to have been Of q scanda-
Ions character. He is also charged
with having compelled the employees
to sign Q paper asking for his retention,
and Of having dismissed some Of them
who refused to sign the document.
Mathews said he would not remain In
Office under such conditions, and re-
signed. On the other hand, General
Tyler says that Mathews was dismiss
press the charges and secure an inves-
LEGATION, II possible.
Is this the same General Tyler who
manifested such a lively interest in
our election in. the 10th District last
year, and who wrote letters here in
strdcting the people how to vote for
C0ngressmen 2 Is 1t the same Gener-
IL Tylerwho treats an only daughter
with cold indifference and neglect,
allowing her to suffer from want and
poverty, not even deisning to.reply to
letten written in her behalf, while he
lives in greatstyle surrounded by ev-
cry luxury, and who even withhoIds
from that daughter . plano presented
her BY the men Of his old brfgade2 II
this General Tyler is that General Tyj
ler thsre are some Of his old neighbors
who would like to know, yOp know.
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sittffs2s FOoterSA M8kuo otfom. 80
The fol, ovine 5saidavita a. I,onia
r...n her,-.-xs..a ...,..... ,...'
.','s WV So1.'y' m.~o iss.
Ootooef, VIII snow wherein rosters
magnetism consists and the manner
in which he tries to run politics. A
ppom6t and .vieoroua applic.fion Of
3. as,s. -s,, - ~. ). 's-.sa
49, ~. -. wa e-' ''Sr - = '
pfactaces
STATE OF OHIo, Crawford Co.. o..
LEWIS taesn, oeing nrst ooiy sworn,
makes OATH ana aays thae on Or about
the second day q October, 1910, at
New Wasnln4ton, on tne oay hon:
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~. THE house of william Elmer, four
miles from Galena, Ill, was entered
by thieves Saturday Afternoon during
TIE absence Of the family and robbed
Of 81 900 In government bonds and
cash. tsais.i.s1 IS. ltisg :. ~ ili.a u IL.
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Portage County Park Associa-
tiOU.

To t1s Stockholders Of tAs Pertage Cbxssy PARK
Aseocidtion:
OOU are hereby notified that assessment
have been made tor payment OF subscfipf
tiOns - the capital stock of said Association, o
ten per cent. payable on or before the .sth day
OF said subscription. payable on the Sth' day of
each succeeding month thereafter hntil the
whole IL paid. Payments 70 be made to the,
Treasurer OF the Association, George E Fair
child, &c his once In Ravenna, o., q 70 . Col
lector appointed by the Board Of Directaras
H.,W. RlDDltE .Fra't.
Rateina. o., August Z. 1879. Sr1-4v
=, = ..s.ts.f EsilfssxX - !.
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ire DEnlERlIlf Press.


:.
-. .0AIO .DEmOCRATIC TlCKET.
assl toH biree Tor Governcr. sAs Z ~
IA. 70 naie eGeneml THOMAsfEWISo.n ,.
sd on bib zssf fsarhe'd So4NdTr' sssnod
- ss,t m y For Aieuteaspt Governor oFsii
General ANERICUS Y. RICE !
-stsS 20 81 Putnam Couaty.
Fer Treasurer Of State,
. Hon, ANTHONY u. H0WEE1S.
az .af.f Il! zeE OF stark County. eiid
-Jss1s Snifsn For Auditor ef state. as 'ss ~
.,oi- fes4. fOHARLEs REENEEN.5os 10
t.-z...s, of Hamilton Comfy. s,a .fs.
ss6 ,a-r :, For Judge OF the Supreme Court. -
Hon. WILLIAM GILAORE,
. 10 Sst M Of Prebie County. :" .SS
For Attorney General.
n.fiHsi iiiI HsnsIsAfAH PILLkhs, ifnssA
10 of Allen County. iaaeIl o;
-,4a ; ror1eember q the Board OF Public Works.
sss- f.,.l .FGsneral PATRICK KO'AARAHsiiw
OF Cuyahoga County. ,.,- go.
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), PRoHE9sOR RQgLLNEY is ready e DC All
fr6e of WhItAW 1sHfRx that mAy b enefusted 70
kIn- with Aeefness and dispetch- Al orders
riSN af III tesidehee on West Bowery Street. or
n - fose O0ce. WiHrecetye prompt attention.
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Sunny Southland,
Land of rattlesnskes, yellow feyer,
pestilence-breeding swamps, q
- OF swaggering bullies, painted cut.
throats, mQrderers In breadcloth;
OF the pistol, the bowie.knife. the
torch; a7iis So .ssfs
j OF moral putresence, religious in.
tolerance, political abominations, hid
eous mental malformation
or braggadocio, bluster, swagger,
e6rontefy, brass;
OF cruelty, darkness, bloodthirsti-
ness, ferocity, brutality; M
Cold-hearted, stupidity, ruthless,
sanguinolent land;
Land of half.breeds, cross-breeds,
hastards, hybrids, Hottentots, bril-
gands, savages; .tsliFa
OF rawboned he-traitors and scraw-
nv she.deyils.
Lawless mob-land, Kuklux bedev-
fled land; et 2'ise sSAis} at1
Leachorous land, wallowing In de-
baucheries; q .,s:s.gi,fassii -ass
Land Of lynch law. club lay, repu-
diation, Modification
Drunken, 6chottish, bscchanalian
land; Sae'sess fa - gs2aA
Z n sAAeuU va ~ ~ 8os - Suu W WeAAAeb q,
Weariness; 45.qa t a
6omnoleAt, see..s-E,
Drowsy,
Lazy iiSA5<
Vain, stupid, ignorant, sunny South
land: 5f s5er.ist. .a.lets
Wake upi .s...-c. 5,i,aa,;
The Stalwarts are after you.
With . hip. hip, hoorah, they will
nominate Grant next year. for PreSi-
dent. 10 w ,o
With q clang and olatter of swords,
If need be, they will nominate him
the year following. =
And then, O bloviated. habberghast,
sunny Southland. .ssGaiR hasii an..
They will purify you with North
ern saltpetre,
And redeem you with Northern
brains. IL eTB sliim = sFaaI EsH
ID Till then adiso, O land OF grab and.
brilliant blather,s s;a. l,..s ,siae .aais d
unipyentive, unRrogressiy'ie, 'i, lsndTI y! Il
/. ss.si...i iar ,YiJfss5is !.s,ass,sii 4 I'D i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-14

irixOwKrHE co. New stoves; new pat-'
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Pisted Gold JEWELRY, Ladies' Sets. Gents.
Chains. Masonic Emblems, Gold Pens klnkss
- q ~ ftTifr.fe 60 a. c. B. CURTIS,
New ateye and TIN Shop No. = Empire Block.
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-05

tnal Weakness. IInpOtsncy. night Losses by
dreams. pimples on the face, and lost manhood
can positively be cured. The sick and afflicted
should no: fail to call upon him. The Doctor
has travelled extensively in Europe. and inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there. obtaining
. great deal Of valuable information, which he
Is competent to impart to those in need Of his
sersices- DR.. 0IDBON viii make no charge
unless he eject cure. Persons ct . distance
MAY BE CURED AT HOME. All COM
munications strictly confidential You see no
one but the Doctor. Persons writing to the Doc.
tor will please state the name OF the paper thew
see this advertisement 10. Charges re asonable.
Call or write. Address DR.. j. +. 0IBBON. Boz
1887. San Francisco. ol9-dAvlv