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New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
QUESTIONING MIR. TILDENs BROKER.

LITTLE PROGRESS MADE IN THE EXAMINATIONS.
The examination of james B. Colgate in dc Jone
esse proceedings the sun brought by the Govern
meut against Samuel j. lilden, was continued yes
tcrday. Assistant Distuct-AttOrncy Clark appeared
for the Government. Mr. harland was present on
behalf of MIR. Tilden, and William Allen Butler
looked after the interests of Mr.. Colgate Mr.. Clark
put the questions.
o-You have been subpGnaed to produce certain
books and papers, have you not A.--fes' about
ten months ago.
O-You were subpnnaed the other day to produce
your books and papers A.-Yes.
O-IIave you produced these books and papers !
Al have not.
Q-Whv have you not produced themi A.
Under thc advice of my counsel l decline to pro-
duce them, and question your right to require me-
Q.-Give us the reason why you decline to pro-
duce themi Al am not going TO discuss that
point.
Q.-I want your reason for declining to produce
them. Al say that under the advice of counsel
decline TO produce them in these proceedings
That Is my sole ground.
Mr.. Clark then appealed TO Judge Choate, who
was III Chambers. Mr.. Butler sand that hc had adj
proceeding. lie would, however. cheerfuy pro-
duce all books and papers required on the triaI.
Mr. CLARK contended that IN de bene esso proceed
ngs special order was not reqnlslte To compel
witness to produce his books and papers where they
were necessary To an Investigation.
Judge Choatc said that as the question was one of
some importance he would reserve his decision
until Saturday.
On returning to the Commissioners room the ex-
animation OF Mr.. Colgate was resumed 10y Mr. Clark
Q.-Yuu have stated that your recollection Is that
your firm had certain transactions with Mr. IIlden
In regard 10 some stocks. and | understood YOU to
say that cannot recall any OF these stocks, aside
from the Fort Wayne stock Al did not say we
purchased any Fort Wayne stock for Mr.. lilden:
We had transactions with him. the exact nature OF
which | cannot recall
Q.-The question is can you recall any stocks in
which you had dealings with himf Al don't reco-
lect any of those transactions
Q.-Can sou refresh your memory on that subject
by referring To your books Al don't know
whether | could or not.
OFF you had any transactions at that time with
Mr.. / ilden you entered them your boOksf A
| presume SO.
Q.-Mill YOU make an examination Of your books
and prepare yourself TO testify as to your stock
transactions with Mr.. 1ildeni A.-No.
Q.-You decline TO do sol A.-ies.
Q.-On what groundf Al don't state any
ground.
Mr.. Clark announced that he would carry the
poldt before the Judge, but as the latter then
on the bench it could not be done. An Adjournment
was had until Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

tenhOefer addressed the meeting at length upon tne
why Republican success IL necessary this r1
James WmterhOttOm. the candidate for the Assembly,,
received with the greatest enthusiasm, ana MS lev
remarks elected great applause. When he was calicu
upon TO speak. In the audience cried, some ol
hev come here Dmicrats to support jim WINTER
bottom" -,
At ratification meeting Of the XIIth Assembly DIS,
trct Cornell and Hoskins Campaign Club. at No. zio
East Thirlst.. four hundred voters l"lneu III
approving the nomination OF Louis Helm, the nominee
for member OF Assembly. Addresses were uaue pS
Augustus Kohn. John DOubert. Charles . oio"k
and several others. <,,.
A meeting OF the Cornell and Hoskins Campaign Cluo
Oi the INth Assembly District held last eNeiihk w
the Beecker Building in Bleecker-st Inc nan was was
crowded to utmost capacity Jeremlan fahEVuin
presided. Speeches we're made by Robert n. oI'."n,
John " Jacobus W. IL. COrsa and others Inc gIea'es'
enthusiasm prevailed throughout the meetlng' espe-
caly during the speech Of Mr. strahau' VINO c"hui
date for election 10 the state Senate.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
RECENT NOMINATIONS.

At a convention Of Republicans TO select n
candidate from Win senate District
last evening. Philip ;. Warner was unan nimously nomin
aied. .Jonn g. Fassitt has been nominated for the
Assembly by the Republicans IN the AlAth District
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon HofeI-Sir Edward Thornton, BrltlSn
Minister at Grand Csnrdt HotelaCongIeHs
man A. H. BuckneT, of Missouri -...h hbemdrr i1D g.
Cassalt President Of the Pennsyv vania taron, %
many Erersif HOusc-ProfessOrs Ezra AbbOt, m N"n'
bride Mass George Day Of New Haven. and charles a
Aiken of Princeton. y. J....fUH frcnue Ho>
nor Henry Howard of Rhode Islaud. Mayor } j.
Crouse Of Syracuse. Hotel BIuns",cFI Ro,et nar'''
Of Baltimore GuseU HOUSE Henry Field, ~ Chltnso
Nefropoan Hotel Christopher A. WalIah, of ONEIDA NJ
. Grand Lotel-ProfessOr NJ B. RIDDLE, OF HARTFORD
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

smoothly now. Mr.. Mapleson, on the contrary,
stated that he had paid the increase Of pay under
nrniest and that he should discharge all The mus-
clans and take legal steps to recover the extra
money paid them.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

other outbuldngs. also two-story frame bnllung l
occuped as n store aud dwelling three oneostory
law Offices and a plot of ground about 700 ieet
square, directly opposite the County Bu,Inhgs'
were sold bv auction Yesterday for @lo,ooV' III
Guiding mortgage for 1000.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
The Editor Of The Fort Plain Rcgisfer has

TIC LUITOT UI TIC IVIt I"IH HtyloItT ms
his ONCE and residence connected DN tclc auc
tcrday MI SfIdd. of Ltc Falls. old fond. called on
the editor aud expected To I'nain iur dinner. The
editor The telephone and shouted t0 ms
Nh skiAd viii bc up win ne Ia dinner, ay eKtIA
platc" Now" sald Tie editor, Ml. Shldd yOa NAV
converse with htT" r. the gentleman about L. al,-
pIuuch The instrument these words were PLAINLY heard
You tell Nj Skldd don't Keep Motel On ash.
day." Mr. Skiid excused hlmsolf fOr lew moments
aud was Al .rru cauuy fred clans ~ the Rainbow
saloon ON tnc cOrncr-i Amsterdam Recorder.
Maggie attends school. The teacher gave
her he words sofa hustle % huuf up Ia fhe
dictionary, aud give the definition az stated therein
wrtcH paper She got the dchutiOns tTauspnsed
however aud next day the teacher said: Maggie
give the definition of Dustle as yOu have II wTitteI5
Maggie-" Bustle, long, stuffed OIuau entail scat"
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
ALIGHT SENTENCE FOR RoLLAsoN.

The trial of Richard b. Rollason on the charge of
the murder of George Sisk. was continued at Rich
mond :. l.. before Judge Gilbert at 1890 a.. m. yes
erday, and submitted to tho jury at 12:40 p.
After being out half hour they sent for the
pistols. AT 2:30 the jury returned TO the court
room and announced the verdict to be mansaugh-
ter IN the fourth degree. After consulting with
Assocate-J Judges SimsOn and Hall, Judge Gilbert
sentenced the prisoner to the Kings County Peni-
tentlary for five months The Judge added that II
was "A great mistake to suppose that public officer
must carry revolver. As a general thing he ought
not To do SO. There was great danger OF hasty
action
The sentence was severely felt by Rollason, VINO
was unable to keep back the tears when 1t was pro-
nounced. Before the Court adjourned paper was
signed by Judge Gilbert aud the associate Judges
requesting he Sheriff of Kings County 10 show the
kndest treatment TO the prisoner, and also stating
that the verdict of the jury not III accordance
with the decision of the Judges upon the evidence
presented. 1t sand that the jury upon entering
their room stood for acquittal and six for the
verdict which was rendered.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

sagueras Miss McCanney. Sister and childreE
nes enf Donleurs Anges sister Fas1nt Mrs. J. NJ
sister Name BrODhy, sister ana child
de pImmacnlee Con Brady, sister Cagniui, MT.
cepiiOn. sister ". Wins SisIer Meuaiief, Mr
de Saint sebastian Lidds. sister M@frtt MI
sister Marie N0urissOD MRS. meitly MIS- anu
de saint Gabriel, LEap2ttenier Mics child
Slater MarY
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
MARINE INTELLIGENC
MINIATURE ALaATAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
ann rt,s.~ ~ $50 san . I5s Clock slow lon. .l7s
Moor es.. 5.3i Noon sOuths 0S Moons age ily, 6
WATER IODAh-s a. ".
sandy Hook. 500 Island. S.53 Hell Gate lO42
Iniu wATER rODAt-F.
sandy Hook. S2I Gov. Island. 0O7 Hell GATE So
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
TnE MAPLEsON ORCHESTRA TROUBLE.

Alexander Bremen, member of the Maplcson or
chestra. and yice-prsid,nt of the Musical Union
said yesterday that Mr. Maplcson had acceded 10
their demands. and that probably all would 20
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
BAKNLS N)T G. UILTY.

SANDY HILL, \. y, Oct. 30.-The jury in
On, Barnes ca-o rendered verdict OF" Not Giy "at
9tJ o'clock Tonight, ana the prisoner gca
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
HOME Ne US.
THERMOMETER

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HupN L o ~"
2lS BROADWAY
eamb47 Noon. 60S. 3 m 6lo MIDNIGHT 400
Highest durng the dav. GlN. Lowest 10.
Average. 530. same dav. 1878 0iis'
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

The torments of dyspepsia were never so
quickly relieved as by RICHARDS TEEroTAL Toxic
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
AnOuncements.l


WNCHEsTERs HYPOPHOsPHtTgs
VIII cure Consumption. Coughs. Bronchitis. De)ltY 60
Steel Frame. Fire-Proof Safes, Combination
Locks Inside Bolt Works rockingham Emery 2OVeseys-
No other company in the world has pro-
Automatic No Tension sewing machine or any
thing approaching in value real merit. WILCOX
Gibbs > Nj. Co, New-lOrS.
The tOrments of dyspepsia were never so
quickly relieved as by RICHARDS TEErOTAL TOXIC
"To be, or not to be" puzzles the soul OF
the politician Just and while awaiting the solution OF the
problem he make is 10 buy his Fall hat OF
KNOX II he wins he ubantly. II defeated, 10
will prove a and a delight KSoXs Fall shapes
are ready No. 2l2 Broadway and In the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases Of the
~ Generadve oally aud speedily cured H0rrs3
o anu TOT. HEN hY A.DASIELs.M ID, IA Lexngtonav
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
MORE OF THE "srILL-HUNT" TRICKERY.

Proofs of the "Stll-liunt" trickery OF the
Tden and Robinson State Committee AT the ~ james
Hotel are almost daily at the Kelly state Com
mittee rooms In the 81. Nicholas Hotel These come
from Democrats In State who have been singled out
by the Robinson Committee tools in its work. under
the erroneous impression that they believers III the
Tlden-Robnson alliance The latest proof came yes
terday and makes another disclosure Of the means
adopted To Governor Robinson ahead and leave the
his ticket behind, aud to trade of the local ko
candidates votes for the head OF the toket
Tne lcman who received the subioned letter sent
IL TO the Kelly Committee with this note
SCHUYLER COUNTY. Oct. 90, 1879
To RelV state Committee. - Nicholas Ho'eE ,ro ~
DEAR SIR: The nclosed letter WIS received mere To-
SaN and L. forwarded Won for Nour insrtctoh inc
design send out Republican tickeis WIN hoonson
name them fer Governor, ana Is hcV az
nv Hhtch the Rabin~o state COMMITTEE j. hlWWP'ns
~ r,r down fLe majority Of all the STATE ticket except
Robinson To the lowest possible point Yours e'e'
The letter which is follows, Is in Lester B. Fauk-
neT's hsndwriting
Headquarters OVERWHELMINGLY SlA'h
COMMITTEE IT JANEs llOTLL, Oct "a lstJ }
DEAR SIR: VIII YOU send us the Rcruhlchn COMFY
ticket of Schuyler County with the names .pee1 ~ ~
m i,.u1rf.ct titk k,t Don't fi 10 without delay.
Trulr l. b. FAULKNER, Chairman
qno demands for documents received at the Kelly
&c rooms from all parts of the State are greater
now t.an nj any other time during the canvass. Re-
one,ts were received Yesterday from Lynn. Batavia,
Aihauy. HoTncsyIilc. Troy, Amsterdam. Sag lafnoi'
Mhltertou ana Flushing. Thirty thousand circulars
were sent ont and 10000 newspapers. Among the Ni5
tfnrs Yesterday were V. Rosa, OF Saug rte H. j.
MCGOWAN. of Long Island CITY: = B Wiggins cNJudge
Green. Ncw-E Elcucdc; Au- i-tu> Schcl, Ntolge W:
MACK: Major Quincy, Alderman Shells, IinolhV j.
Campbell, John >hannOi, oi Jamaica, ana o. B Potter
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

This soap pele,i, pare. uaat rom nst nsiiAs and
has al sr.e sale among .he best iamt
lies of YORK ,iy 4nl NlcAiyi IS lt.lFut A. tns
standard arec tie iauHry. Sfah, anl to uAR
uiaC lurcls. 4 .isttAtt o.
Nos So aud 30 John-,l NeW-Nork.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

Steel Frame. FireProof Safes, Combination
ocks Inside Bolt Works Frothing CHAM Emery 2OVeseys
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

WNCHEsTER's HYPOPHOsPHtTZS
VIII cure Consumpton Coughs. Bronchitis. DEBILITY 60
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-05-08
now A TOAD urDREssEs.


About tho middle Of July I found .
toad on . hill Of melons, and not
wanting him to leaye, I hoed around
him. He appeared sluggish and not
incllned 10, Roya Presently 1 OBJ
served him pressing his elbows
against his sides and rubbing down.
ward. He appeared % singular that
I watched to see what he was up to.
After few smart rubs his skin began
to befet- open straight along his back.
Nov. saids + old fellow, you have
done It; but he appeared to be uncon-
cerned, and kept on rubbing until he
had worked all his skin into folds on
his sides and hips; then grasping ono
hind leg with both his hands, he haul
ed on one leg Of -his. pants, the same
as any SSdy wsdSd, fhsH stripped the
other hind leg in the same way. He
then took his cast-off cuticle forward
between his fore legs INTO his mouth
and swallowed it; then, by raising
and lowering his head, swallowing ~
his head came down, he stripped Of
the skin underneath until II came
down q. his fore legs, and then grasp
ing one AofS these with the opposite
hand, by considerable pulling, strip
ped off the skin changing hands, strip
ped the other. and by q slight motion
of the head, and all the while swallow
ed the whole. The operation seemed
an agreeable one, ana occapied but .
short time.-[New York Graphic.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-05-08

= A VERY stringent tramp law has
been passed BY the Pennsylvsnis Leg.
islature. which provides that when .
man goes about begging, and has no
residence or occupation in the county
in which he may be arrested, he can
be taken before . Magistrate and COM
mitted for trial ~ for . misdemeanor,
and on conviction may be sentenced to
jail, or to the work house, for a term
not exceeding twelve months. If the
tramp enters house without the per-
mission of the owner or occupant, or
Displays . dangerous weapon In .
threatening manner, he may be con-
victed of felony, and sent to the
Penitentiary for term not exceeding
three years. 6 SIS d
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-05-08
POINTS IN ErIQUErrE.

POINTS IN ET1QOETTE.
. Letters shoald meyer b crossed, ~
Anonymous letters arc beneath mo-
tice.
Letters Of introduction should be
brief.
"Ysurs, &C." is . rude ending to .
letter. =
Never wait ever fifteen minutes for
tardy guest.
Say Goed-by." and not "Good-
morning."
Upon introduction at once enter
into conversation.
A call should not be less than fif.
teen minutes in length.
Genteel" and "gentility" arc words
tabooed In good society.
Strangers arriving should notify
friends by card of their presence.
Regrets in reply to Invitations
should contain the reason thereof.
At table you are not required to
thank the one who waits upon you.
1nYltatlOns lOr evening parties
should be issued In the name Of the
hostess only. ~ -
"Yours truly" is the correct form
for closing business, not for friendly
letters.
You should exchange calls with in,
dividuals before inviting them to your
house.
Only letters to unmarried ladies and
widows are addressed with their bap-
tismal names.
To return . personal call with cards
enclosed in an envelope signifies that
visiting between the persons 10 ended.
Unless there is great difference in
age lady visiting should not rise,
either on the arrival or departure Of
other ladies.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-05-08

BEFORE Takmgco and alcoholic NsoE AeA1n8'
stimulants: but Is more especially recomm d.
sions and all diseases that tollowas sequence
OF abuse. such as: Loss Of n emory. U.iver-
q vision. Prem.tare re Old Age. and many
other diseases that lead to Oonsum mDtion and
i M Is
organs. Thousands and thousands Of born sex
cd consumption; but medical men well know
the first cause. In nearly all cases. 10 produced
Spcrmatorrho. or Nervous Debility, is to
overshadow all the hopes and prospects Of life,
r%endesiin9 % e1,stence @ wretched and pnbcarable
tirely destroyed and insanity and idiocy with
doubts the vast mum Der of intellects ruined by
these diseases. can visit any one OF our Insane
Of every ten or the cases Of insanity among their
In placing the Specific Medicine within the
ferring greater act of benevolonce than We
would in giving untold wealth. Tho poor. sick
he Tsntx
when placed In the balance with health and its
nsssndipHk 6lsssi1ss All over ESg;rEcpe from
sands can testify to the untold value Of the spe-
being has been saved from prematurs grave.
II II has @ In years p.ss.snd will for generations
70 come.saxe enousands irom years OF angulsn,
ming before It is too late. delays are dangerous.
An old, well tried and scientific preparation.
one which win effect . speedy and certain cure.
is within their reach, and placed ut price
which all can pay.
Tho Specific Medicine is the result Of . life
study and many years. experience in treating
these special diseases. Full particulars in our
pamphlet. which we desire to send free by mail
to every one
Tho Specific Medicine is sold by all druggists
at 81 Per package. or:six packages for s. or will
be sent free BY mail on receipt of the money by
addressing THE GRAY MEDICINE Co,
No. 10 Mechanics Block, Detroit. Mich.
Sold in Ravenna by BELDIN0 3 ARMSTRONG;
also. by L. r. Seymour b Co.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-05-08


THE dearly believed wife Of French
man recently deserted him for anoth-
er man. Did he follow her end. fall
inge1 his knees, beseech her, for their
childfen'a aake, to return z \ DiA he
take down the old double barrel, shoot
his wife and her lover and then knock
himself on the head with the stock 2
Did he set himself mp for \ misan-
thrope or woman -hater, or institute
against semsAe1J for 90 masy ciphers,
danagee4 Hot much. He merely
caused it to be published that he had
drawn $4,000 in .. lottery and his
wife was back next morning before
Uf0eA1eSss 80. -f-.If -zs.rs. r.. .f4
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-05-08

If they give no special inconven.
ience, let them alone. But If it 10 o.
sential to get rid of them, purchase
half an ounce of muriatic acid, put it
in . broad-bottomed vial, 20 that it
will not easily turn over; take stick
as large as the end ofa knitting needle,
dip it into the acid, and touch the top
ofthe wart with whatever Of the acid
that adheres to the stick rub the acid
into tho top of the wart, without. al
lowing the acid to touch the we'll skin.
Do this night and morning, and safe,
painless, and effectual cure 10 the re-
suit.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-05-08
THE VALUE OF EDUCATION


Jake was heard calling across tho
fence to his neighbor's son, colored
youth, who goes to school at the At
lsnta Coiored University: I'D
tLook hyar, boy, yer goes ter school,
don't yer2 .r...-,s
r Yes, sir replied the boy. a-
'Gettin' eddy kasbun, amt yer?
Yes, sir.
well, it don't take two whole days
to make an hour, do it7
sWhy, mol exclaimed the boy.
You was gwine ter bring dat hatch
ct back In an hour, wasn't yer2
sYes, sir.
AN it's bin two whole days since
you borrowed It. Now, what good's
eddycashun gwine ter do you thick
skulled niggers, when you go to school
q whole year an den can't tell how
long it takes to fotch back hatchet
The boy got mad and slung the
hatchet over the fence and half way
through al ash-barrel.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-05-08
ROAD NOTICE.

IN be presented TO the Commissioners Of
Portage County, at their next session, TO be
held on the nrst Monday in juno. 4. D. 1879.
PRAYING for eor the estsblishment Of 2 County
:ss :sa sSas seEs. :sss: = ~ s e
east Of the lot line which divides lots y and -.
aee e the
eriy TO the line between Edward Plum and W :.
n. Jones; thence north along che west side Of
thence west TO the lot line which divides lots IS
and l6; thence north along said line to the LOT
along said line to land owned by Samuel Har-
mon; thence northerly % - 70 meet the high
way running north from point few rods
west of said Samuel HAYmon'S residence. q.
JASON AOORE.( Principal
ELMER FROST Petitioner
Aantpa, May 1.1s79. e67-ew~,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-05-08

The man who had fully made up his
mind, uever to poll smother vote was
around ct the last election. He was
heard Of On street corners and in gro
ceries for fortnight previous, and Il
did him heap of good to have men
reply to his assertion:
'Oh, don't say that Mr.. JoEtins. We
can't spare yen from politics, indeed
We can't
But he was obstinate. He had de-
liberaaely and carefully made mp his
mind not 10 go near tho polls, and No
arguments could move him. Even
when men predicted that both parties
would be smashed to pieces II Mr..
Jorkins didn't come out, he wouldn't
relent. During the morning Of cleo
ton day he expected callers-induen-
tial citizens to entreat him for Heayens
sake to come to the poll and vote and
save the country-but they didn't call.
He alsO expected to hear rumors that
the whole election had been declared
'off, on account Of his absence, but no
such rumors came.
Mr.. IJorkins walked out after din
ner. He truly hoped he should not
meet any of the candidates and be
rushed to tho polls, and-he didn't
meet any. He expected that every
citizen would wildly demand if he had
voted yet, but not one Of tho hundreds
he met said word about election. On
the contrary they talked about bilious
fever, catarrh, the weather, etc. Even
whom Mr.. Jorkins accidentally walked
past his ward polling-place, no ono
rushed for him. He went home and
gave orders that no callers should be
admitted, and had almost persuaded
himself that there had been no election
when his son came home and said it
was thebiwsst e,sctien he ever heard
sBut I didn't vote,' persisted Mr..
Jorkins.
Il know, father but the party went
right on, just the same sas -
st didp
Yes, father; and we saved the
country,gozex-CF v1
You dfdi DID MT they ask for me r
well, I heard one man ask for you,
and someone told him your vote wasn't
worth sending hack for, and 90 they
didn't send t-a-z
And now he rubs his hands and
says: BY the great Mogull but didn't
we just clean 'em. right ont Of their
bootsfs Dst.eit Free Pres. 4
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-05-08

Doctor GNes:-Yo our -Liniment il
the best 1 ever used; it cured my
rheumatism whom every other remedy
failed. Have only used one bottle.
l have spent hundreds of dollars and
one 5O-cent bottle of Giles Liniment
Iodide Ammonia cured me.
Sold by all Druggists. Send for
pamphlet. DE-. GILES,
12O West Broadway, N. Y.
Trial size Is cents.
For sale by E. p. Brainerd q Son,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-05-08

FAITH by works is meyer 90 striking
ly iiIustrated ~ in athe case Of the
youth who perseveringly keeps his
No. 8 foot In the clutches of No. 5
boot because the shoemaker (who was
bound to work off those boots after
having had them in stock for three
years. had assured him that they were
just his fit, though they might be
little tight for . day or two.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-05-08

SYMPArAIzING stranger-Biess me
How did you manage to fall like thai,
sir7 - -
Irritated equestrian (who has come
to grief)-Confound It'll / couldn't re-
main hanging In the air after the horse
run away from me-could II
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-05-08

II there is any one thing that will
grab . man by the coat collar and haul
him down through memory's halls, It
is to stand idly by and see q troop of
children enjoying the childish rapture
Of Gliding down the banisters.