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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-09-25

EiintoftAhce ,demanded.s 'sihte the I'M
fortunate and unlocked for prostratioI
] Of his wife, DE-. Crafts had done every
thing for hAr relief that an aetiye'mind
| coRid suggest or;anple funds provide
and. the fact that he could aecoWpltsh
10 little towards her ultimate recovery
prsyed upon his mind. - -
-As = father he was no doubt too ar
tBitrary, expecting the most implicit
regard for his slightest wish or demand,
but that he had Id his only child a
deep and abiding interest cannot be
questioned. aA4 's..ss.' : 80
E That Dr:C Crafts came from good stock,
there is ample documentary evidence
of his progenit6rs having come over
| from England akxaifdrmedA AN integral
part Of the ANinthneprC6lon at Bos-
ton, in l680sa FROM thence they have
radiated until descendants are to be
found In yeYerNanarto of the Union from
Maine to California, from, the Cansdi-
an provinces to the Gull, in almost ev-
cry occupation and position known to
enlightened Americans; the number
of families, traced up from this branch
ofthe tree for the purpose of having
them Incorporated into published
Genealogical record, being between
$50 and 800. In a letter written. to the
deceased by Jas. NJ Crafts, Of Whate-
ly, Mass, with reference to the record,
the latter refers with commendable
pride to the fact that the land owned
by their progenitor in this country, st.
Griffin Crafts, inrthe vicinity of Bost
ton, under a grant or charter from the
ill-fated Charles J., has remained, or. at
least portion of it, in the family for
six generations. the present owner and
occupant being w. T. Crafts, Of Rox-i
bury, Mass. loo, fss, S.a9 al.
We think there is no room for doubt
that DR.. Crafts believed in the exist
ence Ola Supreme being or intelligence,
q guiding or overruling principle in
nature, but he was bound by no creed,
and made no ostentatfous display of
he did not, In his heart en-
bertain. In conversation with the
writer, he questioned the active, CON-
scious existence Of the soul outside, Of
OF, apart from the physical organization
the action af some one or more of the
Ave senses, and cited the inability Of
the mind during periods Of: conscious
ness produced by physical injury, ,.to5
recall anything Of. the. occurrences. or
oven, its own condition. in the interval
between reaShing that state and the
return to consciousness. Con-.
,ttLfgl = aGE .sfaa; is.-a .s*s.s s1.sf sf.-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-09-25

o a1eins . sNoTrCIe. 'se
n oTIOE n hsrsby xives4 thAs Oh the and day
the ProSsss Court Rssss was aeS osio in
praying for the establishments Of Spectral School
District At the CAuter of Windham Township
in. said County. TO- extend one mile each way
FROM the eenSer6 On enc puolic roads and to in-
clpde within its territory sixteen OF the origin
Sc a ~, t6, IL "a IS. e 81. tA 65, 66 st. eS.
And thar the Commissioners will meet to deter
mlhe Aaid matter st tie 'Schuol House on Lot 81
at the Center of said Township on Monday the
47th ay-ec Octobefs ass. At10 O'Clock q. m. $
!. sspt Ssfa, 1ss, s,ssS4. AoN PioS.se i Ny judge.
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Four freight cars on the A. & G..
w. r. R., took fire from some match.
es that were in the cars, near Mans
field, and, with their contents, were
burned.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-09-25
MANTUA STATION.

Cosresp0ndence !" 81
We have have in our possession an
interesting relic in the shape of a piscS
E0f oak timber obtsiped from , spoke Of
Eepe Of the wheels Of GepApR Apdrsw
Jacksons farm or plantation wagon,
at the " Hermitage" near Nashville,
Tenn. The vehicle was in an advanc-
ed state Of decay when, in 1854, d. b.
Cr.ftA prbcured- the specimen when
connected with the army. By Mr.. G.
. portion was presented in 1870 I'd his
cousin, Pr, John M. GrAftsp now of
Cuyahoga Falls, Is whom your CORES
pondAAtiS ii ihdebksd farthis authentic
reminder Of" Old Hickory" It will
be held subject to requisition from the
Portage County Historical Association
upon its organisation. u,
The Democrats of Mantua nomidst.
ed w. n. Pierce as their candidate for
Real Estate Assessor, at the caucus
held on the 18th inst, We believe Ars
Pierce to be q competent man, and Id
ought to poll a good vote.
His Fraudulency r. B. Hayes, pass
ia tkfoush Here eastward oh The 'Weds
,resday morning mail traip- A knot
Of the faithful had gathered at the de-
pot for the purpose of falling down and
worshipping this golden calf, but he
failed to appear until the train was
moving away, when he took position
at the rear end of the car, and taking
off his hat bowed his head in acknowl-
edgment for q few cheers for Uncle
Samuer' which was about all that
broke the omnibus silence. oh where
is the Moses who shall wax wroth and
show these people the sinfulness of
idolatry?
Great disappointment is manifested
here on account of the withdrawal of
the meeting in Ravenna, at which the
Hon. J. r. Doolittle was announced
to speak. as we had made preparations
to send down . good delegation.
Mr.. G. L. Hall, of Hiram, will COM
mence school in sqb-district No. s,
lMantua Station) on Tuesday, October
IA; session to continue four months.
Sept. p, 1879. MoURNER.
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asmith, with Smith & Elson, spent
,sexersk weeks, dnriBg nhss Summer
among the. meckarel odshsties, and
made arrangements by which he will
be supplied with choice mackerel
dressed and packed (without heads
or tails) Immediately after they are
caught and arrive in port, rendering
them nearly equal to that excellent
feb when freshly caught. We were
favored upon the return of Mr.. Mon
asmith with q sample of these fish
which we found to be superb article
fully up to what they are recommend.
ed. A fresh invoice is expected daily
and those who desire an excellent ar
ticle should apply to Mr.. M without
delay.
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what viii the Ladies Say.

WH@U VIII tu0 AssuIoS oSya
When they learn that by using uot
greatest of modern marvels, DUPRKE's
OIL OF BEAUTY, they can produce q
permanently white and bewitchingly
lovely complexion. and at trifiing
expense? Only 81 90 . bottle, at Sey-
mour = Cps, Ravenna.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-09-25
Executors Sale /!

4 Executor of the Estate or John Green.
"a late Of Ravenna. Portage County, Ohio,
deceased. I will sea as public auction. At the
late residence. of the deceasedr, about three
miles northeast OF Ravenna Village, 1ol
On Tuesday,, Sept. 28d, 1870,
commencing at 10 O'Clock "A. NJ. sall the per-
sonal property belonging to the estate of the
said deceAsed. consisting In part of the follow
ing. viz:
Three Horses. 1 Yearling Colt. 8 Cows. q
quantity of Hay and Straw, from 40 to so bush
els of wheat about 485 bushels Of Oats. acres
Of Corn. TX acres Of Potatoes. Moving Machine.
Two-Horse Wagon, nearly new; pair OF Bob
Sleds. Sap Pan, Tin Sap Buckets, Crooks, Beds,
Bedding, Household Furniture. Farming Tools,
&c, &c. ...s.s sFi
TERMs-Six months time VIM be given on all
sums over $500 on notes with approved securi-
ty, without interest if paid when due; under
S Sasi ai,sr I. e. s.,s ta f.rn f ~
said John Green. deceased, consisting of about
IS acres of land in the north -eAst part of Rs-
VIENNA Township Possession given to the pur-
chaser any time after September sd. 1873.
ss. .us J. q HARMON. ..Eaecutor.
p. ii. BEAN, Auctioneer,
Ravenna. Sept. nd. lS79. p cd u.
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New Millinery Goods

! Miss /. e. Jackson Is in receipt Of .
hse stock of New F.n Hats, Feathers,
Ornameuts, &c~ &C., 1t her roons in
Opers House Block, tp which the at
tention Of the ladies Of RayenqA and
vicinity il respeetGuily invited. 2t.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-09-25

7 am selling the best finished stoves
tfor the least money Of any one in the
county. G. S. CURTIS,
La.No. 8 Empire Block N. Chestnut st.
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THE DFMlGRlIlClPREss.

fIk CktfC PktSS
1sAvnNNA. THURSDAY. SEPT. ss. l&a
| sQeNEZERY GATES open~frcm sxsnx A.
tan slsEs ?. 4. until farther ap'i2
| Don't fan to come andheal
General EwING at Ravenna
Saturday, October 11th.
s.isi
New cider. eeS -
Pumpkin pies are ripe. al ,.@s
Now gst4eAdy tesdlnce. 80
The oyster season have afriv. %
Base bail game at the Fair.
Now put on your fall fanneis.
SCHOOL, Boekasat KsH. stiles. q
County Fair, October Z, 8 and 9. ..
vELoclPEDEs, at F. III. Stiles.
-
SCHOOL suppliessat F. ii. Stiles.
Jack Frost has sent out his skirm-
ishers. u ;s =
Portage County Fair, October 2, s
and 9. set ,Ns'ss' y t''s
Band Tournament on, the second day
of the Fair. III
There is quite abeom IN the price Of
cheese Of late. ~. -. =
AT f. H. Stiles you can get any
School Book used in the township.
Mr.. o. L. Green issod for the wiids
Of Michigan ON : hunting expedition.
The jury in the Common Pleas Court
was discharged, Tuesday evening.
CT. Brown has opened a new bill
lard room ct No., Mechanic's Block.
You can get a good Oyster Supper
next Tuesday Evening At the Univer-
salist Church, for 20 cents, ;
"PAY YouR WAY" is the subject
of the lecture to be given in the Uni
ver.aIist church next Sunday evening.
The Opera Store is the place to buy
your Boots and Shoes ~ they, sre All
fresh and new.
Heating, Cook, Range and Furnace
Stoves Of the latest improved pattern,
et G: 9. Curtis, North Chestnut st.
Hon. q. n Cochran. Of Tennessee,
hsnS{I a, sar O. S16tlx xdtniR Iattorney 'of
xb,t'eou.t.u,.nae uus brief visit, o. ;
mlor;nuiil5iSs. q. .ss, - - .osa
RE h.vs just reesIyn = 1pt Of Ex-
p Wasoas, The laf4teS yer offered.
prlce, y = q - - >,
= - .ps.,Ss ~ ,-c,,s
s.~Srr.T ss.sss,..s ~, f...-.,, ~,
= ....S7.s. N.-.s Fs.r.i.. e. =, !.
sf,s1 ID .. isi.R .s!si's 's.s...ri is-
.iilR0k! Good new neavy Eook Stoves.
..sI.. - II & S'f;i 'fsIi..t;5s e Rav,a,n,noa,.. aon
80 -Il..r-a.,d, Ia. I.anz.I...,l saasre ."' p
i ~ 9 iearn1 g. n tnas ane sal3es DemocrH.e MASS
= eetisg at warren - l.l'I's llussosy, az
dressed oy 1ener@A Living .Aa.s Z nsn'
: : -. ~. i.'as ,,r.. .5.,, g
90 TO the new BOOT, ana onoe oOore
for nice Shoes ana Shippers, Heeos
Block, Ravenna, ONO. ~
There Is no necessity of deyotinq
.-. .o,;a covrrr. 80 sH,a tv,,. -, ~;
tWO sOiiu SoiulnHe " AA0 tyPo " tAo
defense of Mr.. Baldwin, our candidate
for Representative. No afidayits are
needed. =. -,
80,
EWING at haven1a, oaIur
aay, GctoDer LIN. 0ome anu
ueal Ill., -
Mr.. ii. A, Chaplin, OF Miles, Michi.
gan, favored Ms with . brief call on
He and his wife are visit
ing friends and relatives at Mantua,
lhe home of his boyhood.
c;.h ~. ..--;.n..r;mm.-I
!. a.. :-.-s-. so..,;.
shimney which promises TO be vaiu-
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L.sr ',Tbuurs;aa.;,y,;s'5I 4 ItS;St tie

q q LAsrl Thuri;dsssyl.Ga sslG d afSiSt tie - sorrsa
mare Of DR.. waE90Ker,o which had
done him such Tong, ana .fAiiifpl ssp
vice, had one Of ito MISREPRESENTATION
by being kicked ~ : horse thS.aPqtor
hasrecently purchases. Hhila st3Hding
In the stable. The bone wss 20 badly
crushed and the ipjnry tosi ~ lsyere q
character that no hopes eE4" enter
rtained Of saving the anlmal, aad4it was
killed 70 relieve 4 of,ns. misery
= Let not onlythe Deialscfats,
but Republicanasi + and Grfs4,
hackers, turn out andaahear
EwdiNG, the eloquent orator
and champion Of the cause of
the people, on The f1th of
October.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-09-25

xn1A Ao:4 an1 - q 4sm ljue run daily.st1
ssd i5SSGWes1 CineisS1!l and New York daily.
Heel Cosch ON trains No: . and r. between
CSSeoGusoDds NoW.YoYk daily, via Nsns1eld.
Trs!e 10: sconnects e A4asasI6 yith Pitts 1T.
cS9S MiaWsukee, Omaha and all points IN the
North-Wost; st Neadville. Union and Cory for
OH Re1ious: sud At ia mestoWn for Buffalo and
8faeefs Pals; at Salamanca for Rochester;
"a e Bbgha0ton TOR Albany. =
CloSe co1neettons ~ Cincinnati with trains
for the South and West
No " stop-over" allowed spon local tickets.
Iocal paosangers must purchase tfcketsto their
arststopping place, and may then repurchase
Passengers for ChautauquA Lake should. on
arrival af Lake View, take the Steamers 81 the
People's Line. the '- Mayville.," Grimth." :" or
~W b. Shattuc' which run direct connec-
tjou with trains on this road for all points ON
the Lake.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
CINCINNATI. o.
p. ID. COOPER
General 0upexiutendent.
CLEvELAND. O.
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MoTICE.

i SIS .1aIs 1Nlol INjH.
ITlHE stockholders of the Western Reserve
Il Railroad Company are notified to meet Al
the Office OF Rockwell & Hatfield, Rayenna,
Ohio. on the 18th day ofOctober, 1879 for tiie
purpose ofE.selecting seven Directors OF said
Company, and the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before said
meeting. E.P. HATEIELD.
= H. L. SEARL. ts.
W. T. GRUNDEL.
H. s. JOHNSON
4.}l,- Us .s4 II. L. OSBORN,
Corporations
Ravenna, O.. Sept. 49, 1879. sA'- b77-4w.
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ALL PERSONS knowing themselves to be
indebted to said A. 8. Crafts are requested to
make immediate settlement and all persons
having claims against his estate are required to
present the same at once. duly authenticated,
Tor payment
q. w, Trask is authorized 10 transact any
business y1rtainiug - said estate in my alb
sence. JOHN III. CRAFTS,
Admir- Of A. 8. Crafts, deceased,
Sept. IS, 1879. BT7 -3w
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.tGCI-f = ss-.z.t.si : . Ii sl.ss.l - =.
WR WARRANT EVERYPlIR
PUBLICasSAIEi

Twill sell at Public nction ON my farm, in
the southeast corner Of Rootstown, Portage Co..
Ohio. ON - $50 -! y siasi =
Tuesday, September 3Oth. 1879.
property, viz: -7Sg
8 dairy Cows. afst class ;siGrade Cows; s Grade
Heners iS Yearlings; two year ED; first class
TERMS:-A credit of six Donths will be Civ
en- on notes with approved security, on all sums
: -, - '''-> =. /. b. JEROME. u
| p. H. BEAN, Auctioneer. -
Sept. Is. 1870. = 57S-lwA
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NOTICE,

rTHHE undersigned has bee lNduly appointed
and qualified as AdmiBiStrator Of the Es-
tate of Ambrose 8. Crafts. deccas ed, late of
Mantua township Portage county, Ohio.
JOHN II. CRAFTS.
Sept. 13. 1879. 6T7-Sw.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-09-25

2 There should be a grand
rally to hear EwING at Ra-
VIENNA, Saturday, October II.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-09-25

!, STAE{oNERY, Pens, Pencils. Ink, in
fact anything for School purposes, at
F. 81. Stiles. 574-2w.
ea,iaoI52 e ss,5,3 III
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,NeM,MtuipefxGoods.

,As NeWsMt}lipeFy Goods. .aa
II you ysaskAo find anything in the
Millinery line, 60 to Mrs. A. III. Par
sons store, which ID enlarged and fixed
up TO better suit Fi1ef customers. than
eyer before, where you can find all
styles of Fan and Winter goods to
suit the 4rxde., S1ij q fis He
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-09-25

4 DIX. .ABkBROEH EHSPENCERC first
saw the light in, or near, Rushville
Yates Co., n. Y, Septshaber 2lst, 1919
one of family Of nine. apd the young,
est Of fodf fa brothers, child dren Of Thomas
and Sally Crafts, viz: 6llean A, Aeh.
ley, .Alanaon Ts, Olivesa Anastas e.,
Dyersssss1l!s A.liy A Al A'ndhss 4 - g; end
shsf sttss the .s,,s war . Of 1872 wi Willis;h
Crafto ebeothsrs Of Thomas, came to
Ohioe11 fUoated In Auburn, where he
becahs qe 4 large tract of land,
thus tAtrG pfoneer in the settlement
of that thriving township, and
some years thereafter Thomas and his
wife foiiowed, making the same town.
ship their home, and at last find reat4
ing place within her borders. slsy
= Upon the removal of his parents to
Ohio, Ambrose remained in New York,
and not being very rugged as young
man; turned his attention to books aud
lighter pursuits than farming, although
the son Of an honest tiller of the soil.
The subject of this sketch had the BEN
eft of such early educational advan-
tages as the times afforded, which were
not, of course. such as are now present
ed. and with the, energy and persever-
ance always characteristic of the man,
a career was marked out and followed,
which he finally elaborated into one Of
marked usefulness and success, both
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-05-07

Our country is getting to be fearfully
alarming, the average of life being lessened
every year, without any reasonable cause,
death resulting generally from the most in
significant origin. At this season OF the
year espe cially, cold is such n common
thing that in the hurry of every day life
we are apt to overlook the dangers attend
ing it and often find 100 late, that Fever
or Lung trouble has already set in. Thou
sands lose their lives in this way every
winter, while had Boschee's German Syrup
been taken, cure would have resulted, and
large bill from Doctor been avoided.
For all diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
Boschees German Syrup has proven itself to
be the greatest discovery of its kind in
medicine. Every druggist in this country
will tell you of its wonderful effect. Over
$500 bottles sold last year without sim
gle failure known.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-05-07
FORT ATKINSON.

D. W. Curtis and Geo. Fl. Founder of The
Committee on Streets, Alleys and Sioe
walks, have exhibited a praiseworthy en.r.
gy the past week in there efforts to secure q
large planting Of trees. Over 5000 maple
and elms have been planted, and we begin
to have considerable hopes for the future
good looks of our city.
The members of th Congregational Choir
presented F. Hopkins, their leader, with
a beautiful Ice Pitcher, at the close of the
rehearsal last Friday evening.
Steamboats, to right and left Of US. Fort
Atkinson stands at the head of navigation.
Three steamboats, make the air vocal with
their footing, and lots of fun is promised
for the coming summer.
The new Hotel on the east shore of Lake
koshkonong is up, and already presents an
imposing appearance. Mr.. Mcneil is push.
ing the work along rapidly, and the build
ing will be opened for visitors in a short
time
d. S. Damuth has just procured inc
flowing well near his house, by boring to
the depth of 10 feet. splendid two inch
stream is discharged, which will be run in
to the new creamery he is building
The Jefferson Co. Agricultural Society
have planted 200 trees on the Fair ground
this spring.
DR.. j. @. Davis died at his residence IN
this city Wednesday morning after long
illness from an affection of the stom CHI.
DIR. Davis was in his 59th year, and among
the best known 9nd respected of our resi-
dent physicians. = U.ion
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-05-07

Are mortgages subject to assessment?
The statutes say they are. Our assessors
say they are not, as not one in ten has been
heretofore assessed. Will they comply
with the law this year? We shall see.
Five persons we'll known in this city have
over 100000 loaned out on bond and
mortgage drawing from 7 to 10 per cent.
and their united personal assessments here
tofore have not amounted to one tenth of
that sum, one days inspection of the Re-
gister, Office at juneau and Jefferson will
convince any one of the above facts. There
are several coupon clippers of our munici.
pal bonds annually present their coupon
for payment who pay but little tax on their
bonds. As every poor mans cow and dog
are to be assessed lot every rich mans bond
and mortgage be also assessed. What il
sauce for the goose, is sauce for the gander
Let our Board of Street Commissioners:
look to this. EQUAL RIGHTS.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-05-07
A Novel Suit.

suit not after the manner Of ordina ~
suits, was brought here from the town of
Milford and tried before Justice Arnold on
Saturday. the justice reservng until Tues
day morning to render his decision. r.
Fuller, of the town of Milford, is the owner
OF a Tbreshng Machine and came on the
farm of T. Fettely last August to do hs
threshing. Fettely was to furnish all the
help necessary. The threshing occupied
81 days and the threshing bill only amount
ed to $500. Fettely claims damage for
the great length of time it took 10 thresh
his grain thereby mourning great ex-
pense to him for the help. The persons
assisting in the threshing testified that the
work Of threshing was impeded by the bad
condition of the grain, dampness &c, causing
the slow progress. Of course Fettely en-
deavored to prove the contrary his witnesses
contending that the grain was in an aver.
age good condition when threshed and there
was no reason why the work should not
have been done in ordinary time. Judg-
ment was rendered against the owner of
the machine in dam ages amounting to 1885,
90 and costs, in all over sixty dollars.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-05-07

The programme of the annual meeting Of
the Wisconsin Editorial Association has
been prepared by the president, Samuel
Ryan, of Appleton as follows.
The meeting is announced to take place
On June II, l8, l9 and 20 inclusive Begin
ming at 9 A. NJ. on Tuesday the l7th. The
| annual address will be delivered by H. A.
Taylor, of The Hudson Star and Times, Sub
ject: "What II Badger Editor saw in Eu-
rope"
Mrs. Alice c. Reed. of the Appleto n
Post will present the annual poem.
Obituary addresses on editors deceased
during the year will be read by A. G.
Beckwith, of the Walworth County Liberal
and W. D. Matthew'S of the Green County
Reform.er.
Action will be had upon the report of
select committee to devise plar to protect
printers from the grinding monopoly sough,
10 be established by the type founders
The services of the Fort Atkinlon Cornet
band have been secured for the convention
aud its excursions.
Miss Henrietta Monroe, the dramatic
reader, Will contribute to the pleasures in
cident to the occasion.
The Governor and other State officers
have accepted invitations to attend the con.
vention with their ladies'
On Wednesday there will be a steamb boat
excursion from Oshkosh across the lake, in
Guiding a visit to Island Park, Clifton and
the Northern Hospital for he,Insane.
On Thursday there will be an excursion
to the great water powers and manufac-
tories on the Lower Fox
On Friday there will! be an excursion to
Green Lake, with visit to Ripon, where
the convention will adjourn
The hotels have made reductions in their
rates, and it is expected that the editors
will bring their wives with them. Editors
are advised to write in advance and Sc
cure quarters
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-05-07

Helmbolds Buchu has long been known
as one of the most valuable medicines at
tainable 10 certain classes of diseases, such
as dyspepsia, chronic rheumatism, dropsy,
cutaneous affections, and especially atfec-
tons OF the urinary organs. AS u diIreti,,
it is superior to almost any other medicine
in USE and the great time with which it is
prepared, the absolute purity of the pre-
paraton, AID the diligence used in the
selection of.the crude material, have made
it known far and wide as reliable and
effective preparation, and one that can
always be used for safety and benefit. The
grea, success of HelmboIds Buchu has led
to the production of many spurious prepare
t:ons, which are made chenply and placed
upon the market 10 be sold en- the reputa-
ton acquired by Helmbold's original pre-
paratlon. Parties who desire really good
medicine should be careful and use Helm
bold only.