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uGARRETTSVILLE.

Correspondence. Hssia lsa ifst :
o. 8. Ferris, ESD, is the happy
father of an eight pound boy. -
r. H. Snow, who has been confined
to the house for several days, we un-
derstand IL on the mend.3 iIasl s.IF 9
| Mrs. Lois Talcott is very low at the
residence of her SOL. A. S. TalcOtt.s
| A call was made for a meeting at
Concert Hall, on Friday evening last,
to organize a young mems Republican
Club, whereupon fourteen of 'em as
sembled. After sitting there for some
time and about to make motion to
to adjourn, the speaker Of the evening
happened along, accompanied by q
Democrat and Prohibitionist, when
a friendly discussion ensued between
said speaker and Prohibitionist, the
others becoming SO interested that the
purpose of the meeting was forgotten
until too late an hour, whereupon a
motion was made to adjourn to meet
saturday. evening and try it again,
which was carried by q unanimous
vote. 80 ssx..4.ss.4 9s.4sl
I A meeting was held Saturday eve
ming to organize Ewing, Rice and
Baldwin Club. Not being present we
are not informed as to the result.
One would infer from the converse
Etions overheard on our streets that this
is not very Harmon-io1s village.
"A game Of ball is to be played to-day
between the Garrettsville and Raven
ma clubs. on the grounds ofthe former.
Sept. 8, 1873. : F.
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passed most agreeably to all who were
present. The Association which had
q small beginning Of only one hundred
aud thirteen members, has assumed
immense proportions, having upon its
rolls about six hundred names of per-
sons over the age Of sixty years, and
promises fair to be one of the most
important and useful instruHentalities
in collecting and preserving the i'm
portant incidents in the early history
of this region of Ohio.
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A Successful Operator.

DIR. Dupree, the favorite Chlropod-
ist, closed his visit to Raveilna on Fri
day last, aud is now in Akron. He
was very successful here aud relieved
quite nomber of sufferers; who ap.
preciate the comfort afforded by free
dom from excruciating Corns and
Bunions. DR.. Dupree intorms us.
that he will try and visit Ravenna
soon again, aud should he do so, we
will gladly announce the dates.
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THE PfONEERs.


ateA - ~ = -
An lmmense GathcrinE ana q
irc y Pleasant Time.
The seventh annual meeting of the
Pioneer Association of Kent and
neighboring towns of Portage and
Summit counties was held In the mag.
nificent grove of Hon. Marvin Kent
in the village of Kent, on Thursday,
September 4th. Though the clouds in
the morning threatened rain, by ten
o'clock they began to break away and
the people from all parts commenced
gathering and it soon became manifest
that this was to be the largest and
most interesting meeting ever held
since the organization of the Associa-
tion. The number in attendance dur
ing the day sis estimated At from
i've to ten thousand people. aia.. y d
At eleven O'Clock Hon. M. Kent,
the President Of the Association CALI
ed the meeting to order, aud after
music by the Pioneer Band, which
furnished most excellent old time
music during the day, aud the singing
of "Auld Lang Syne," the venerable.
Rev. Joseph Merriam, of Randolph,
who .is in his eighty second year and
who has for the last fifty-fiye years
been the pastor Of the Congregational
Church of Randolph, offered an inn
pressive prayer.
The choir then sang America," af-
ter which the Secretary, DIR. A. NJ
Sherman, read the minutes of the last
which, on motion, were
approved. a,-l
The Secretary read the names and
ages Of those members Of the Associa-
ton who haYe died since the last
accompanied with . brief
but Interesting biographical sketch of
each. The number of deaths in the
last year is as; their combined ages
!. $50. The following are the nsmes
and ages Of members who have died
in the last year:
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The Atlantic & Ct. Western Rail
road will make a special rate. Of FOUR
DOLLARS for the round trip from Ra-
VIENNA and Kent t0 Cincinnati and re-
turn, on train leaving Ravenna at $40
p. M, on Friday, September" 10, 1879.
Return tickets good Noh any regular
train to and lincluding train leaving
Cincinnati $3.50 p. m., Sept. %, 1879.
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what WIN Tse Leaies Say

What VIII Tho IAdies Say ?
When they dearn that by asing that
greatest of modern marysls, DuPREE'f
OIL Or BEAUTY, they can produce 9
permsnently white and beWitchingly
lovely complexion, and at . triAine
expense. Only $lO0 bottle, at Sey,
mour q Goa, RAvenna. = ~ =
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Pres iAition cenvsnslon.

4
The Rrohibitfonfsts of Portage coun
ty met in Convention ct Citizens Hal
on Saturday last, September 9th, AND
were called to, order by II. G. Frazer
E. NJ. Sanderson was chosen Chair
man and f. D. Snow, Secretary.
On motion II. C. Frazer, p. B. Meai
and Samuel A. 'Udall were chosen ,
COMMITTEES on nominations, and W. II
a. Delano, Reuben Irwin and e. Sose
man . acommittee ON resolutions.
After announcing the names Of can
didstes the Convention took . recesl
for dinner.
Upon the reassembling Of the Con.
vention in the afternoon the following
ticket va dominated wr
6enaier-Judge IsaAc Braytsi.
Observation-Disclosures. H. Dslano.
TreaSasefAF. D. Snow. -
Recorders. A. Udall.
Commissioner-P. B. Mead.
Infrmary Director-Elias Soseman
H. c. Frazer, Ravenna; ]. Spencer;
Garrettsville, and P. B. Mead, Kent
were chosen Central Committee.
f. Mrs. NJ. AWoodbridge addressed
the Copyenti9a ppen. the subject ol
prohibition, and . vote of thanks wal
.ieaaeged.Aets ss,W ,sah sao hsso
y The committee, Ou st6solutions re.
ported the following:
e That Vel arc sslek and tired or the
curse of rumyu, sa Szs.s .seis IRA
+ That we will use all proper meanf
10 suppress and .oNarthraW iaiCabsmI
TSse vs the REHlaIi ssss1 81 he
time whsD theapo1n 1ntuotaouElabd may
by LAP, unite with qe, at khe ballot box
in saying TO this iniQuitOus traffic
Thou shalt come no further"
I ,o!X !XS6SH Ha2fs3 SS%aSsisg,a5aSSl aSls'i!ts seasss,
~ our platform.
The following township committees
[were app0i6ted - ~poensiiea si@ ~
iAtssss@tattsssphs French IS io@ao'
Edinburg-JnliassH.1Day.
| Gsrrettsville-S. A. Udall.
Mahtua-M. Cunningham. -
7 Paris-A. PInny.
Ravenna-E. SOseman. ar
RandOlph-John Maxwell.
RoOtstown-E. A. Simons.
r. Nelson-A. Mills.
Windham-A, Luke.
Deerfield-Rev. Henselman.
KENT. M. Linton, E. Hartman.
The Central Committee were en-.
powered 10 complete the list in the
other townships. ~
On motion it was
Res0lped, That the Central Commit.
toe arrange for mass meeting to be
held ct Ravenua and that Hon. g. T.
Stewart, candidate for Governor, be
secured to deliver the address.
After stirring address by W. H.
Delano. the Convention adjourned.
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Hon. j. r. Doolittle, one Of the finest
orators In the country, is to speak at
Ravenna, O., on the 9th! We con-
gratulate the Democracy of Portage
on the fact that they have an oppor-
tunity to hear this eloquent and patri-
otic man. and hope they will give him
. grand reception.-[ Plain Dealer.
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TINE DHMOcnlIIt PRESS.
nAvrrnA., IHuRsDAx. SEPT. n. 1875


oEKxZRXGAzESo open from EIGHT =. 4
tin FIVE r. r. entil further notice.
4 90
SCHOOL Books. at F. H. Stiles.
September.
Look out for frost soon.
! Yhe summer is ended.
The Fair season is upon us.
Picnics are mostly played out.
| Y4ENnpipEsfaF satlys.
Prepare to press autumn leaves. =
SCHOOL supplies. at F. H. Stiles.
Elisha J. Whittlesey has returned
from his Western trip-n rr ~ -
AT F. II. Stiless You can get any
School Book used in the township.
I'D. Phillips left ON Mondey last
for . trip to Iowa to visit friends there.
STATIONERY, Pens, Pencils, Ink, in
fact anything for School purposes, at
f. III. Stiles. 574-2w.
| WE have just received a lot Of Ex-
press Wagons, the largest ever offered
for the price, at F. III. Stiles.
Some of Charley Aarmon's neigh
bors say he can do a larger business on
. small scale than any other man in the
county. s5ss-.e.-as SO
The exhibition of the Northern Ohio
Fair Association last week was one of
the most successful since its organiza-
ton.
The work on the new grounds of the
Park Association is progressing rapid
iy and 1t is expected to have them In
readiness for the coming Fair Of the
Agricultural Society.
The Red Stockings. went to Gar
rettsville Monday to play the nine Of
that place, but on account Of the moist
condition of the grounds the game
didn't take place.
The Ravenna, City Band furnished
ne music 70, LOTT ,ne opsD'DS .. me n.a,
Alpac. s,l's o... ,sss .nu.saAS, .ss. ~ ,ha ,sa
large and splendid dancing party at
Kent's Hall in the evening.
Haim6a shonid i1sQ6 Silsssdao
-, ~, P.r..e. An The .Ieeisl.-
,nr rssE,wonl6 . feslheefHaiIxvs'.ass as a5Ses 5Sa'
,hXA oivAW..,w + a ussitfl n the
=. NJ bmmitts..eae ts.. = we |s SSS Ind
r..SA 90 90 y1J =, f1.aK Isssas, EA
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YIN ny - S'''. y" - z
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49,, - 'assa -. ss x,eI;sL, ~, is.sX3)
- ~ ,cs1ns,. rdIs3,.sa /. A a".nv1
.I... ,......o,s.ac, 'li'If 'lsli sl9ft 1l.7',
s,s'sT,,-se alli - ssisa,-lg..a 7sss i,sA oi.is
Nc ste IN receipt 1f 4 ness,pemp
let copy o. the lise OF premseamnass eanas 20 3e ss||
awardsa g ane. awen.iesn a. a1nons 's,,.saa. = 1T
81 me Al6nlsrea onson -. .s'uM rss
A19saocietlon' 81 " nei" ~ !ls. kSr"H
oLtIe AZ. pas = /.
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The Ladies' Universalist Aid Society
will be held Ut the Church, Tuesday
afternoon and evening, September 16.
Entertainment given by Mrs. J. E.
Sharpe. Ms. VIM. 81. Bostwick, MY.
Philo King and Mrs. J. B. King. Tea
served from $50 to 8 O'Clock l;..' I.
- si Mrs. LA. PARSONS, Pres.
MRs. C. w. WIGK, Sec.li ~ ,sgs .1ss
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Years
William Wetmore, Stow, ........ 81
John v. Gardner, Kent, t,.......... 81
Capt. VIM. Basset, Franklin. "a
Mrs. Ciarisa Southmeyd, Stow. IA
Mrs. Nancy Myers, Streetsboro,. 68
Mrs. Catherine Rogers, Kent, -. "a
Beder Goss. Randolph. ,.......... 83
Mrs. Lydia Dewey. Franklin, 90
Geo. Caris, Rootstown,. n,.......... 66
Freeman Underwood, Kent, ..... II
Eliza Moplton, Brimfeld,. ....... SO
Lydia Woods, Streetsboro,. ...... 81
Mrs. Ruths Bradley, Stow, ........ g.
pa4e KsAdrfek, Kent ~. ;. i:.o..'7 n
David Shs VII, Kent, y! - 80 /. = 81
Roswel, Cotton, iKent, ...'.,.a . =. ~
Rddney sWiug, franklin. ~. 81
Albeft Con king. .zKent,c c9.:... -. III
Rosan6A Tyfrelf, Ravenna,. .:....... 49, 81
AnefiA Carton, Mantps,c. .,.,..::.. -. 64
Ro6t.. ", Sanford, Rootstown,. =. 80
Rhoda Bnrhham, STOW. n.... SO
Mrs. RUSSELL Peck, ,Hudaen, .-.,...,...6 81
Dea; Sy!vssfera Baldwin, Hudson, 81
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SheliR's Sale.


TIE ros41er srATE coTs9R ST 0HIo ss. roa aEFi.s !.
DU RSU ANT to the command Or 4 certain ri
IL Fa issued from the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for said County. Of Portage, to me
directed in the case of The 4 S. & l.. Associl,. &c
tion. plaintiff VS. William D. LefIingwell. de-
fendapt. will offer for sale at pnblic auctfon.
at the door of the Court House in Rayenna.
County and State aforesaid ON lfaas7e -
Saturday. the 2Osh Day of Septom. u
ber. A. D.. 1870 -
between the hours of one and three O'Clock p.
M, the following described real estate. toWif! %
Situate in the township of Ravenna, County of
Portage and State Of Ohio. and known as b6lng
part of lot number 6, in the south division OF =
lots in said Ravenna. bounded as follows: Be.
ginning at stone. marked with q cross ton, i
at point in q road sought to be laid out upon .
petition of W lillian Goldman and otf ers. in said
lot No 8. where the center line of BOwery street
if extended west would intersect the same ran
ming thence north deg 30 min east chains
tOs+ links to stone in the cen ter of said new
road thence south 81 deg As min east chains =
III links to = stone marked with cross top;
thence south deg. 81 min- west chains { links
TO a stone post in the center of BOwery Street
extension; thence north 81 deg. aD min. west. 3 :
chains 17ls links along said center line to the
place of beginning. containing 874 -10OO acres
of land. Appraised at S105OOO
Terms of sale cash. 1-s-l fszss5 49,
B. F. KELLER Sheriff.
LII. NICHOLS. Atty. 573-5w. -sssss
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lsaiciae 81 nf.Crafe..

About 3 o'clock Sunday evening the
people At Mantpa Station were startled
BY the announcement that DIR. Am.
brose 8. Crafts, we'll known and
! popular physician of that place, had
committed suicide at his residence by
cutting his arm and throat. He had
gone to his room about half an hour
previous for the purpose. rs he said,
of going 10 bed, and when discovered
presented most shocking spectacle.
The injuries consisted of severe cash.
lug in the left arm, a CHASTITY cut in the
vicinity of the jugular vein of the
right side and tho partial severing Of
the windpipe, from which tho blood
flowed profusely. The wounds were
indicted with email pocket knife
with duh blade, when he had in his
Office keen surgical instruments and
drugs with which he might have end
cd his life almost instantly and we'll
knew their power, showing that he
was not in full possession OF his men,
tai faculties. He fingered In an un-
conscious condition till about o'clock
Monday evening, when he died in the
presence of his son. DIR. J. M. Crafts,
of Cayahoga Falls, his brother, and
other friends. er1o
DR.. Crafts formerly resided In this
village, where for several years he
practiced medicine and was regarded
as a skillful physician. He was high
ly esteemed both as physician and .
citizen. 80,
The cause moving the unfortunate
man to the commission Of the rash act
is supposed TO be . temporary abera-
tion Of mind In consequences of very
pressing business engagements for .
few months past and the terrible af-
Fiction visited upon his wife who
several weeks ago sustained . paraly y tic
stroke which rendered her utterly
helplese. sa's
The best Of medical skill was In at.
but ali efforts to save the
Doctor's life were unavailing. This
terrible calamity will be deeply felt
this community.
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ttSt @SFVws. - .'',...s-
!. AT the conclusion of the reading
ainner was announced Arid the mem
bers Of the Association and visiting
friends proceededrto the long tables
which were loaded with a bountifnl
shpply Of the subsfantials and delica-
cies Of the season to satisfy the wants
OF the inner man.. - 2 .ssis z .s-.a-.
! The dinner over the meeting was
again called to order at the stand, and
alter listening to music by the Band,
the Secretary read his annual report,
of which the following is . brief sy-
p0naia. ..i- esals.-l.-5 5fts1S sl.5 fsHs .sl
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Portage County Horticultural
es.i Society. 4s tn

The september meeting of this So
ciety will be held at 10 O'Clock q. M,
on Wednesday, the 18th inst, at the
residence of III. Y. Beebe. in Ravenna.
An essay, on peaches by Cornelius
Baldwin, one on grapes by @. F. Hay
maker, and one on winter protection
of bedding plants, by Mrs. Bartlett,
will be presented. All members and
invited and are requested to bring
specimens of flowers and fruit for ex-
hibition. 4ls. ANDREW WILSON,
80 ,,..-s5, Secretary.
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The Cincinnati Exposition opened
on Wednesday. - So sasss.r
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~ Us tuO 1uOoOseuuOoS VI su0 A1eOC4o
tion.' 'rsssk.fa e'sse - Hss-i7.f SO
Tho report of the Treasurer will
show cash ON hand at this date Of $78,.
", leaving balance unprovided tor
The Pioneer Bands and Universalist
choir oI KEN, gave the promised con-
cert ct Reeds Opera House, in Raven
ma, November last. Net proceeds af-
ter paving al expenaess were $30s45s
IN aseordances with q resoiution
passed at your last meeting author
izing your Secretary to procure me-
mortal picture of deceased members.
present this frame filed with, IA
milisf, fases Of departed ffieuds,' al
members of the Association I res
gret to say that some have not res
pondea6to the tnv viaAtion, while others
send fe3fettMat they had -pegleeted
to haYe one taken.
After the reading and approval OF
the report, Rev. W. r. Day, d. D., OF
Newcastle, Pa, was introduced and de-
livered an eloquent and interesting ad-
dress, replete with local history and
anecdote, to which tho immense audi.
ence listened, with intense interest for
about an hour. We regret that CUR
space win not permit us to lay the ad-
dress. in full before our readers. sF'
.Aftet.a the .sddress an opportunity
was offered for brief voluntary speech.
es. Mr. A. H. Bogae, read poem
written in 1Sl7yolItAe sxbject of q
great hunts which took plAce in Medi-
ma County and, id " hich the hnnterssof
MediHa, Guy sSs1I i I2fAd that part Of
Summit codhtt opt df. .from Portage.
participated. ;Cspt.aAmost t.. King
al The aeasrabls Abner II. Lam
pheAt, mad" short and appropriate
enAnSl,.sio u -ts,. ns.s "a .estssa.l stssss3 e
oYoooYuugg ssts~f 70 -isittoc sd - es3- as
The committees appointed for, the
purpose Of selecting officers for the
ensuing ycar reported, the folio wing !,
u President Lon. Marvin Kent s. g +.
Vice-P aent- -Sam1 ID: Harris.
Secretary-Dr. A. M. Sherman.
Treasurer II. Parmelee. 49,
Directors-J. y. Bradley, Seneca
Green. H. A.. Hackett, Daniel Bogue.
Orator-Rev. Harrison Jones.
Altergate-S.P =. Woieott.
Miss e. O. Fem, Of Brimfield, was
introduced upon the stand wearing
splendid silk qresse an hundred. years
old which was the wedding dress of
her grandmother. Several other in.
relics of our grandfather's
days.were exhibited, but at 80 late AN
hour. in the day that few had an OPP
portunity of inspecting them and we
we're unable to obtain any adequate
description or history of them.
After tho singinga of "Sweet Bye
and Bye" tho meeting was declared
adjourned to the first Thursday in
September, 1880. ssa esKgFsvs3a
The day was most delightfal aud
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!, The funeral of our former fellow
itownsm1p, EIiss Musser. took place at
t...s :. ..ss .ss&s ,s! fhur;s So s.s .sn "a,
Horn officiating, and was largely at
tended The rsmaipssyers taken y
Streetsboro for interment. Mr.. Mus.
sertwas born in Trumbull county and
had passed most OF mis- iffe IN that and
Portage counties. He was Afty-two
years Of age, and was highly esteemed
by all who knew him. He leaves a
wife and . large circle Of .acquaiDt-
Snces to mourn his death. His death
occurred suddenly at Buffalo on Tues
day, the End inst, where he had gone
for treatment of Bright's disease of
the Kidneys. a;,.is.,s .ss.,.r =; -. =.
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s,.E, ,xhAf kA9f ikRff-sss eaiv
\ We are credibly Informed that in a
recent -nua1har oftlle Portage. County
Republican an article appeared to this
effect. That Richard Baldwin and
Edgar Whittlesey had run foot race
and that Whittlesey beat Baldwin by
two lods, and that if Whittlesey runs
as well at the coming election he will
certainly be one of our next Commis-
sioners. Now, the facts about that
foot race are these: Mr.. Whittlesey
selected the ground and chose the dis
tance, which was short, and in the
Outset got the start and run partly in
front of Baldwin, and Baldwin ran
against him. Hitting . weight of over
200 pounds somewhat put him back,
but he recovered and ran past Whittle-
sey and went out ahead by one or two
steps in the clear to say the very least.
And If he don't run behind his ticket
in his own township, when the votes
are counted at the coming election, we
are much mistaken. b.
Atwater. Sept. 8. 1879. 20t ssas
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TXk Supreme Court OF The State, OF
New York has decided that j. G.
Aysrl&.Go.. Of ',tawell. have the sole
right tcuse the M9rds CHERtx Pscro-
RAE Tor . medioinsf ana has issaed an
ihjunc3ion against Y +. ". Rushton, &c OF
New York City, for selling Rushton's
Cherry. Pectoral or Cherry ePectoral
Ebzenges, or any other pse of the
name to deceive the public. This de-
ciafon of tho high court includes all
dealers who sell any similar article
Port Jefersoa Il. ~ Leader.
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TIE Garreftsville Journal, an indie.
pendent paper In politics. the editor
Of which knows well Mr.. Bald win, the
Demoenaic nominee for Representa-
tive, says of him:
.The. nomination Of Ar., Cornelins
BaidEiF. OF .NelfQp. 3Qr, the otRce, Of
Represen(fiYe giyes ppiversslaatiAEacr
tio1, to tbs peWpcyats Ia bhis section.
In 0QssoQj1iQn no .betksss choice ,ee0ld
have been made by the party"
Mr.: BaldWin is in every way, fitted
fersehe Rosition for whieli Ae has been
seISc3eas and 0ug gbtl&o beatriumphaBss
iyels6aAd.s In sifact the ticket throas6-
ppy ~ scpposed Of fsse sl&sa men And.
is soae'ofsnwhich-a ahe sDendocracy may.
justly feel proud asd Tfor the success
of,whaeh. every 1re should use esevefy
reaspnable and honorable effort. ts,a:;
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Something Must Be Done!

We are getting everything in our
line for the benefit of our customers
Still working for glory and to benefit
the people Of Portage Co., all should
come and see US. We are . clever bet
of fellows, and are anxious to sell.
Don't fail to call, everybody. Our
stock is full, and of the best In. the
market. Help us, and we will help
yOu.s No. 8, EtnA Block. ?: %.
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Philadelphia d Neso York.
~. 9Th & Woodland Av.,n ;

I - ~ OIth q woodland Av.,i !
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. %, 1877.
WIN. M. GILES, EsQ.-Dear SIR
Your favor of Jan. Goth, TT, just re-
ceived, and thank you for the in
formation therein. have been giving
the mare tonic powder in the morn
ing and q little salfpetre, pulverized in
. mash, At night, and using Liniment
freely down her back, l0ins and limbs I
I procured the quart bottle from John
son, Holloway 3 Co., and am satisfied
that the trouble across the loins and
kidneys is fast disappearing. The
stibe lameness, I am pretty well satis-
fled, has been done for some time. l
shall give her the purge ball, (Which 1
know how to do), and then with the
powders put her in good condition
meanwhile trying your Liniment on
the stifle trouble, or in the loins and
hip, whichever Il may.bs.9 To prove
that your Enimsnt aud the rest are
doing her good week ago she was
call gone" behind ; on Saturday night,
while walking her, she broke away
took trot up and down . large lot,
equal to about three.mile trot and
then struck . bee-line for her old
home. Her former owner was sur
'prised on Sunday morning to see how
she haAsimrrsved5 snd said - sD Dal11st'
i'll don't think yoA will xet thai mare
all right, and II yod' do, why Tn
stuck" Again thanking you for your
prompt reply. / am respectfully yours,
= GEO. X. CUMBACK.
p. S.-If the mare gets all right, you
will hear from me-G. X. c.
Sold by all sDfdgglsts.s Send for
pamphlet. DIR. GILES,
12O West Broadway, N. Y.
r Trial size 25 cents.
= For sale by e. p. Brainerd & Son.