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Sudden Death.

II -
4 = Mr.. Levi o. Mason, an esteemed Cit
izen Of Ravenna, died quite suddenly
at his residence, one mile south of this
village, about seven o'clock Friday
evening, in the Goth year of his age.
The day previous he went to his mead
ow to rake hay with a revolving horse
rake, and after he had been some time
at work, a young man laboring in an
adjoining field saw him lie down or
fall, and went to his assistance. He
was helped to his house and the family
physician sent for. but he was beyond
the reach of remedies. 1t 10 supposed
his death was the result or internal
verse after he wasA discovered, the ma
ture of his injuries are unknown. He
| leaves a wife and three children (two
dang ghters aud one SOM to mourn his
death. His funeral took place from
the family residence on Monday after
noon, and was attended by a large
coneourse Of sympsthizing friends.
The services We're conducted by Rev.
A. ]. Brockway, of Grace Church.
The Disciples of Portage County held
their yearly meeting in this village,
commencing at two o'clock last Friday
and ending at noon on Monday. The
attendance was quite large, and much
interest was manifested in the several
sessions. 1t was designed to hold the
Sunday meetings in the Park, but the
ffeaalent Sho veu prevented, and the
3Aietho1lsA Nts1dersd Athe use of their
house, which, with that of the Disci-
pies, was filed to its full capacity.
Bee CreAm, Cake. and Ice Cold |
Lemonade
AT MRS. PTKJN's. East of the Opera
House, on the 4th of July. Returning |
sipeese Thanks 10 my friends and pa
trous for past Patronage, solicit a
continuance of the same.
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! SECOND NATIONAL BLK,
.siaas.s hns L-OF-717f
!. RAvENNA, OHIO.
--.1lu b,,sI avn--'' .'e''"l -
capital Paid n, $15o, 900
::
Surplus and Profits, $25 800

U. Q. BONDS OF all kinds bought and sold.
and exchanged 1t current market rates.
U. .. COUPOH FOUR PEN OF. BONDS
on hand for immediate delivery.
EFT RICHARDSON, Pres't
n. O COOLHaN, WI. H. BEKsE,
n Vso> Pressdsut s Caahlsr.
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Vote Of Thanks.

At the last meeting Of the Philharmonic So
ciety. held June 3O the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. we fully realize the invalable aid
rendered our Society ut its last concert. by Con-
ductor Hills. Profs. Sperra and Rudlof. and
Miss Anna T. Giblin. and being DESTROYS of ex-
pressing our appreciation of the same. there
fore.
Rssotced That the hearty thanks of this So
ciety are due. and are hereby rendered to those
individuals for their kind assistance on that
occasion.
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{ { 6. COOPER EnGJAEs

r am Agent for the sale of the G. & G. Coo
Il & Co Engines, manufactured at Mt. Vern 4
Ohio. This Company has been established
under the saIpe management for over fOfty-fO
years. and their works have earned n reputatio
for their superior Qualities. They manufactnr
Farm Engines. Traction Engines. Portable En-
gines. Pony Circular Saw Mills, Corn and Fect
Mills. &c. &c.
Persons intending to purchase anything il
the line OF Engines. Mills &c. will find it Il
their advantage to call on me at my Repair aMt
Machine Shop. on Prospect Street
JOHN F. BYERS.
Ravepna. Dec. 81, 1874. saa-Sm .lt
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NOTICE.

NOTiCE is hereby given that the subscri-
IN bers have been appointed and qualified as
on the estate Of Thnei Norton.
late OF Hiram, Portage County, deceased.
q. ID. NORTON.
JAMES NORTON,
OZIAS ALLYN.
Ravenna, June 9Th, 1850. 616-3w
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Edinburgh Census Notes.

DIR. Turnbull. the Census EnumeratOr for
Edinburgh Township. has completed his work,
and has kindly supplied us with the following
items in reference thereto:
Population of Village 1871
, 1880-05-31
OUTSIDE SENTIMENT.
ILLINOIS.
Sptetdl Dtspdteh 10 Tbs Chicago Tf4binA.

sptetal Dtspdteh 10 Tbs Chicago Tr4bunA.
DWtuHf ILL.,, May 30.-Thu Pontiac Sentinel
says; "We hope that tho Blaine and Waah-
brnc delegates from every protcstnX district
will ~ to Chicago and tlen,Rnd admission. Thoy
represent s1o,0u Republicans Ut Illinois, and It
Ia nh uutruge TINT they should bo disfrhnohiseti.
In bci,ulf Of tho Republicans Of Livingston
County, Republicans WIN are loyal " theIr
party and nclve In it, interest, VIC protest
ngnist this Acknowledgement Of tho friends ,ui1
supporters Of Isanc md Wnshburne. Tho
friends Of Gen. Grnnt cannot nflort to enub and
laugh ut such d minority" Not content with
thus exprcsains tho dIsguat of tho rcaa's "f tho
cracking Of tho whip Of John s'JteksOa' IA,-
t. sny; ,,,! Iii lint " Vs., fnef Et :. ,ns,, ss
nnxt week utter bitter ilsh,. Let ua snppoeo
TINT tho uenrnnsts ami Nreensuckcrs unite
H 1H a r. defeHt. rn tn o roas,
TsD xa C"s'is shs': T; fH''E e 'nS o., ss' c
,'omlnatc5 Is REORGANIZATION. No .ca',ilate cvar
entered tho tlcl,l MxAtst hin. M nJcctnn WIS
inu!o by q single stnte nsasnst h!e i"ml,,atinn
before. fnw. however, not tess thnn Of.t..hnlf
tho RI lze,s of tia nwn stntH nre lighting him
bitterly; Can he MiInr.i t" risk bis good naEne by
continuing this cs,nt,skT'
JACKSONVILLE.
Spsttas Dtspateh ia Tie Chkngo Tribune,
JACKSONVILLE, Ill, AfnY ip.-rher. IN n derI,-
atsttcd fee!iug Hf disgust existing isinux vety
lnrRe PARTON Ut tho Republican purity In thft
section VIII, TUG nnchitr tactcs used ut srr3nK-
field Il, luildoxtng tho s,Ate fur tjn.nt. HMiIl.
Tested IN nil sldttia KrOw Ing Hent tncnt agHIat
thirt-ter1n prtsidcnt. a,l txpeciAtty tt,:S this
sentiment proyAll aiming tho bGtter classcs OF
tho purity who irc Tree tncxprtss thur opinions.
md thAt III the .vunt Of ll1nt'4 t,lt,,imil.n fur
lhe Presidency thu slLUln and ticfoat nt thu purity
vii bG assured. ln 1nct. thor. nru nnns lll.'n,-
vnlo for Enlnt should he get the nn1nInatiun,
bit llOnr who would not votu for nIulnc or
Wushhurne.
, 1880-05-31

ausir1 iho C1,nSention y rcnarkaie. and ca"
o d, tlc ar"nnd 10 a'lS III ihcir @ iii inncitr @ /" tic
antl,thiFd-tnr movement, and thus ~ In Dc.
e S"s brsnx The he ths a"ef rpa %neh purty sS
t"nlsht 's!d thls W. WI. a,e!r o.;est :pl ii sonE 70
yr sorrtsnaut @ tepcsted Mdn thnt mhiis St
h~stia to 3etl. tirlnL tc was ul,altcrably op.
posed 10 the Thrill term rr!nctple. Wayne Mnc-
Inv, nls, Expressed himself ~ pphnssl to tho
Wh 'ss. ra s{ hS s, tn f. sr sr,4 n
RAoN PHILADELPHIA.
Special pttpateh 10 ne Chicago Tribune.
p,.,LADEt'l4,tA. My m1About twenty office; &C,
therefore, nsi,sIbiy TOR Grtsnt. nlthouK!, ncnry
alI ut heart for I,lnine. left here to-ay. with
wcll.knnw, cItln,n., iIt,f,n Vt whom have their
hn.ids IN tho pbslu crib. left for tho RAe lcatl.
natton " Mn9ther train to present the National
with tho hulk of tho work done hero. II, thta
II ,,1.nr '"X.; r.n. was F't wh shS s ss
sr's, I"t haa fai il !he III ssrt,s'!' 'f II Amer.
precedent I'll third term. ny tltvrt.rs wu con-
s1iatl 1prosng rle,nei!s aerenK,hct!tnx our.
alway. tcen Jist THIS, ant1 thts u,ny be acccutcd
M tlt platform ut CIc,11n: We at1. not. I,ll VIC
trust ,lttotly TINT We Will mt lu Iu.t-sl u bc
bUitrrx. Hut WI nrc determined to prevent the
dir, cAtnstr,t,he threatened iy rnsrhnc Ensl-
t'cians In tho nomination Of Grant. We wish to
PREVENT StiIrWRECK.
II Grant Il not Nominated. VIC shal1 do our ut
must for tho nominee. y he Is nnmlnntsxl. We
will wnrk fnr thirti uanll1ate; thnt IL. II Iil-
den Is t,ofn,nnted 1T CtncinnMtf. At Chic1Eo ctr
Southe7t dcIcEatB. which will l,e undertaken fy
Nr; McHRnts and tnyse1f, gMt! an erdonfor tn
possthlc .ic'llonttrat!on will be undertaken. r
urllIt Is nominated, conference wilt
l,c held Immediately to nrKanlze n dc:
trrtnlnsl effort to tiGfcGt hin, mud!
tnc'lsurcs to s,lpn1rt. The country may rrat
Issurc'l Ut ole thing: VT dun't represent y tuere
EEu.t1 uf InnlcnntEMts. nnr nrr wa tho idlerH In
ls'l!tiea. kel'cvc that ut lcast aU to TO 4oo Gl
vutGrs IN tho country arr bchn1 It's, md lind
their honest expression In our nctton., Quo
tl!lnK ! nm sure of: enough votes arc already
lose New York to Grlnt, which will tnaku short
work with HIS cAndltlnoy. Illt We hopu fnr, and
atull strive 10 hnvc In the Hold, suno nun whit,
cAn win With flying colors.
, 1880-05-31

Of tho lp,lY, and will 40 remain Until reversed
by ike authority
I!uw wis thg vote taken on the np1cnlt"
npu!It and every tlrlrgutr vntud. hHn result,
tho drlcgntlotl. xrnrrnfly dvilc. md tho judy
,nent Uf the Convention was tho Judgment 0f
majority or tile indIvtl,tnI ictrKnsrs. Thert,
seems u In M Impression that there Il luw
governing this eilsc, hui tho parliamentary Inv
81 tInWiI)lCat, Conventions IL nj ciotriy tciMct
Il umrt " tho
rAut,,MeyrAny LAW or T1Ie coysr,ly
~ iaa,,r tt' s"'oF'"oH Ut ''S o'"'o ''cH'
'"a.ttnT,s: y tTI,.. s,,."
.1t ~ ~ ~, f,,,,, In tt, t,,,t.,,ncnta nj Tim
tI,, r, t;,, WIKI ,,n.ti,,, II i"s, .,nt,
ita"if n tho S,,sn thnt T. hMs 1u,utr n ravurso
ihn ,+.Iinat ~ f.. ur.tn,S.nr. @ htf ,,ntn s,,,t,
, 1880-05-31
-ZACIIARIAII CHANDLER.

= To ths Editor Of Ihs Chicago tribune,
GulcAuo, May .0.-pesaona hhyo frequently
attempted to IntGrsiow mo In reference to tho
Views of senator Chandler upon tho Freslttuhtial
question expressed tust before hls Heath. "A
tho tnotta Of communication by Interview ia
otton Incorrect und unreliable, havo deemed It
proper to wrIto out mysolf tho substance VI h's
statements, hoping thus to gtyo thotu accurately
tU such rs may lIc Interested iu thoul.
had known Bunntor Chandlor Intimately for
many yenrs, and on tho uiKht Of bis ChicuRo
spoecll, uftcr It was tnsho1t went with him to
hia rom. aud rolnn'nc.l thoro fornoout un ho1r.
lilo hAu lust nndu Otto OF tho lcat speeches Ut
h!s ltfc, md nppafduty was III the full vtg0r NJ
health. The conversation was the lust ho over
hold with my ono, and ho dicd somo titno during
TINT litght. ~
bls. Uhandler remarked that tho campaign In
which ho bud toen engaged was substantially
closed, na he had but ono moro Bpooch to mako,
-that of AolllnJ night ut Detroit, ito ro9Ard-
cl that e.tulpa!Gn important, VI preliminary 10
tho ouu ct ls4, and said ho wns sutlsl.cd With
tho reau1t. : "a
Under tho systens of slavery, hs said, the
south htd q representation In ConYrVss bascA
upou tho whole number Of tho Whitu population
aud throo-tisths Of tho slaves. Upnn tho free.
dom 0f tho &layo, aud un1ur tho constitutional
amondmonsa' that repros onta don va nov based
upon tho wnolo population, black and white, AMI
NJ tho black tnan WIS practically dlstrnnohlscd,
thu result gayc an unfalr aud. under present
circumstances, q dangerous 4dyautaY0 to thD
whtio population Of tho Houth; that tho centre
appnslchlMK sho. Mississippi Vulloy und the
Northwest, nild after ehe nu1t census aud ~.
sssto xsi II sdp II ..
lion III tho Wcst, and uftor thar tho ptai.asston
iu.tosship ii tho s5ath % would bs e i5.s u danger.
GUS, tAcalse u could 10 ppunteraetod by con-
, 1880-05-31
SOUTHERN DELEGATES.
\ DIFFERENCE or DptElUN.'

Srtetal DLpateh 10 The chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON. r. e., Muy ;D.-A dispatch comes
from Ciicass,, thnt tho status OF tho Gouthcrn
Delegates IL Il moat decidedly unknown, quuil-
tiiy. and thnt there Nrc more differences OF
olInInn alnonK tlose delegates thin h,ltl been
suspected. This WIS il,,st rated hero lust night
IN tho case Of tho North curolnn deIcgutus. A
.lr. Kennedy. ct Nurth Cur.Ilir.l+ q hhrrmtn
1elrtEMt9 to Ch!cfKt,, and 4. j. rjnkhntn, Il
Grnnt alternate from tho Hnnc Stuto to
tho sAtne Convention, had a frnc,ts
Ut TIN Ebbltt yesterday afternoon.
bet thu. former SO that upon his urrtvnl In Chit
chgr' he would vDte fur lr1lnt. The former
statcst TINT he would nut bet $10 but would het
$t,un thtt he wuut.l not vote fNr Gr,,lt. w!,ert.
upon PInkhnm sutl he would not bet that sum
Hcnl1sG II might tt afl fntlnct'l,irnt to kenntny
70 slrscrt Sherman, md tlsEl II 9ht issut41. The
shcr1nnn tlclegnte knocked tho urant aitcr,utu
:" on his pins (" twice."
, 1880-05-31

Mt ra,,xea. o3ii, 3Tio Ntiosai M; Committee ,tdjrs
ut Washington to iucut ut th1 Grltnd PNe!tc, but
% tes anl soK w ros =, th pl1Srr lluusv. i whorc
must of thu GrN.tt delegations nre assembled. He
hns nlsn appointed u different Committee If
nttte6-n;i GrMnt men, who hnvc chnrEs OF the
Convention hall and wtnild have given its use
.o the friends , Of nat for asso ,.otlk q,
this Use to 10 malv q Il. Thesv nrbltr!rya aueta
huvs caase.! Ett'at Indignation anin,x thu Com.
tlruns- I,Is lrst meeting of tho Committee, on
Mnt,tiAy, Will be very exciting, and ,nny t'os
t1y rssalt n /, tic ,,ois, iepositIon x u c.M.
s;GmIr.nan. % This will Is .Ianu Unless uo nlcixes
hIs hol,or not 10 nttetnpt 70 force tho Unit rule
sen.e s .oG 9cbsis t' 1t tic col,cs srs a "t VIII:
Ing te trust his w.,r II tl!s 1i1.tter II ho shn
Riro T. hrleyinK TUT ~ wsal davIso sonc 'Aeats
Okt>luslA At CHICAGO.
"A reporter Ut llle CH,ls.natigH yesterday met
W s mss s,s;s It cs4si A,as'i Ssssa I'D sa nU t IT,
rate from tho Stato r. large TO tue chtcaso c"n.
thoroughly, posted as 10 tho trEo stAs,'s Ut tue
uppn!nietl wsro su!ng to CMicn9o =,
l ia. e al,er tho tu oampsxoa s Il shS desx
mo, sir, but tho truo complexion Of tho dule.
":1il ::imy yoa it,s ks,aw how il IsY'
~ rcu!l,. believe d.. an sure TINT shcr.
# II. test o!.iy fu',S. In9 elni,i that urnnt hs
sXrs wy serslIn tint evou shose four will
stick tn 0yalnt1"
st 4. ssyo s!, ns' saGy aa w but put down
"Who !0 yts, thiNk will he llonllntfedH"
~ don't know, bit thl,k lrnnt ix already
beatHn. llis strength hAt beets grpatly OyEr-
stated Tho pppns1on to hat.. u united, mud hc
hind him. but l3tuinc cAn't iV nnnlInatctI.. Tho
oppositoI! tu lrsnt wlil sctt'o on soma good mls,
mud put hin! through"
ATLANTA, d.. May @.~This i";h city il ;shc neet-
ln9 ptuco u tho delegntlun4 ~ several fiMitw.
Witch will tHk through trains ftuln hrr1 to lh"
caHu. 4 KuM taaHy delegnto. aso ulroMiy lh'r1'
rio isnlensy ii the taik Ii dc:hisiiy anti,
Nl1lnt, hut tlie usant liall s0ela es,uhdsnt that
whun tho voting bcglns tho dissenting ltcKaits
will txnl,u ,ntt tho r.rky. Thure ArH several
nss ho sy sa pte III nd
tllDlr wt,rk nRAnst tue unit Fulet hn minority
OF tho detegltk~ Ut uts,Exin. AlaGAfn. fiotit!u.
aud Ahlth ChrlhH will untto nX,llnst ehl& yllag.
u1lnts esttIato Ut thlrtepn sotns from uetlrxla
~ certainly tnnrtlnnI, M 10 ca!iInot Ret mare
thnn fur IL si1 yutes: and probably not Suiir
| vuiun trtlrn uaorKin. The delegates will rearh
| Chicago Sunday Aight.
QUIET IN wAs,IINuroN.
The sunday stiffness has nut huen br,,ken bY
any political h9wH ot Importance. Mother AT.
sherluAIl nor Ms: ulaite bud seSu4yul any eonl-
| rucetyctl dispatch fFvln eoMatnr ttaMlln slut
t.iy tho linl.lA fuluea wero we'll III hand nnd eoll-
tilient OF yictDrys that tho altnAtfOn WAS quito
! confusing. but that tho lyures and nt1aSa III
, 1880-05-31
OHIO.

kNER Aukhht
editor Of tho Cincinnati VOLtsiiatt, the loading
and most Influential German newspaper pnb-
lished IN Ohio, was cnptuFctlnt the Grand Pncilc
yesterday by II TRIBUNE reporter. Snid Ee:
"Ohiu Ia but ono way, atId TINT ls for 8hcrlnah."
Wis there no second chotcu?'
swell, lilaIno would be the second choice Of Il
great n...ny III preference to Grsailtl''
"Cuull urant carry Ohlu3"
"Nn. don't think TINT wotlld.bc posaiblo"
"Why natf"
"For this reason: II ho loses only three out
Of 0vpry 1o Republican votes, or. say, only
two out Ut every three refuse tn v1tG. md the
other O,io If ttlesc casts bis b1ot for the Dcn~
ocrntic cal,dhlatu. Ohio Is Ybne for tho lltpub-
Itcut.s. 1Mso this Dll tho ruto cast ut tho lust
Presidential election, md thnt IL certainly Il
very u.utieruta calculation. fIit GrGut will lose
tnur. thl.,t per cent Of tho Republican v0tes
or tho State. ! think It IS fair To say th1t he
will luso IL per cont. l think thnt 0r,nt would
he tcu,cn III Ohio by 4OOU votes. There Is ii
perfect BtAMtIcuU."
"la this principally among tho 0crnans7"
".rh1s sentiment Is limited ~ 10 particular
nationality. | find tho anti.Gr,.nt and antt~
third tcrtn sentiment J,lst liz strong among
Americans. ! nlean. nf ctntrze. Americans WIN
are not pslltlcfhna. s those WIN nrr politicians
generally don't like tn commit Themselves, and
tsteas tss 9 s 10 aft away lit so tes et IS j nst
t!nn TINT the !! Gsr'nans nre moro outspoken In
"Whnt 4 tug opinion ni tne people III Olo II;
rgKa!si 10 the t1attlfar ~ wn'c9 losata seciifc'
INC uyleRNLon ttoin lt!lnt,ls t !Hr uiN,it
~, Tno .r ps"o pn, WI" n't hE III 'sS ESos,,,a'
friends might hhSo ioreeu the nuit ru!e ~
ohlo, nat nv Mnn,ea va o,, =" ~. ~ nss 20
~ ,,'s,n ihnir s1n1cesna tsu % ns us m,wnvs
peeti lhE ~ ,,o.to u H. t,,y, ..a,a
~, 4 t.. H., n"t,. n.1t"to tint Inns nt Iii. raS
M ~ ~ YIN n, tr',,s ,' 1T. 1s.ask H.. st, ~
dont HIM q Urs't viii 10 the noinitigs A,ai fr
tlo reilson that 1m0nE ths ur,.f!t mGn are snat!e
who nrG not ull itoE1tns, put who. nthonHhsthoy
ti1 srseY Wv aa II Tie t stMto WhcI
those mon ses that or,.nt y tne o9y canai;,atS
VINO tnGes .snm @ @ M tn Its nau .
ut very ArAu lMinurtHE. ,lIa1 tna'a LIZ siie E HEnt
Hg4l!1ist tfHht II xirtmaMy uGUMou. ho nttef
tfthl " aGLcutoN shc' LIN, LIN. uean @ -. eA'c''e'''
ehnnee 70 uccome tae Wa'ta.tnk 4u"A'
~ asn hot u ae1csA'c' ss'a
3uts0E TAFT,
Of Cincinnati. "ohio didn't send Grant mon to
W1'hpt, you arr Grt,pt mauT'
"Slpyt olnphattcniiy." .....
f1o van think tho Geuorhl could curry Ohiufs'
tstThurtt ii no QUESTION uf it,'
"Wjji therp lA, II up In tho deIc9Ation7'
III think sU duI,'t Gelloyu Sherman cpu hold
tho Delegates very l0ng."
"Who viii thoy 10 over toa"
uonnst UiaIt,o.''
"@"' nov- .,voxso r.ur,
of Highland c.,ntv cunt % ohIo ion ncmier % of thu t,bto
, 1880-05-31
SOLID, STATES.

HISTORY or PECULIAR rENNaYLvANIA IDEA.
Tho "unit r1llo" has nttrNctcd no Ilttio ntteu-
ton during the present campaign from tho
frequency with which 1t has bucn mrnlonetl In
cdnncution with Now York nnd Pennsylvania.
It's history, however. Is known to but few out
alde OF tho best posted politicians. With vluw
of ahtninln1 al tho facts In rotation to It, q
TnIuuHR reporter called OH tho lI0u.s I'D. Bic
phorson, ex-ClcEk Of tho House, and four yours
nyo Chairman OF tho Cincinnati Convention.
After tho scribu hnd presented hlA lniBslot Mr..
NoI'herson dlsmlsaol two or tlIros eAlerv and
sufd,
VT is enough to 20 buck twenty years.. hhvo
not tho record Ut tho Convention Of 1BjJ. Frusn
l8d0 To tho present time Ia m nnDroken llnO III
prcecdonts for ivory dologato III tho Convention
to vate according To hts judgment, without out
side control or lntetfcrcncg, ;1n 1870 tho Pom.
Sylyanln delegation was Instructed IL yoto solla
for Simon Cameron tor Prt,alttont, The ConveIi-
tion was hold In Chicago. Nino Of tho delegates
refllsel tn comply with tho order Ut tho Btato
lsus Btuyens, who voted for ito lat0 Judge
MuLAnu. Tho Convention recorded tho yotu OG
tho tl!no dlsscntlohts without M.y objection. In
l64l there wnE nu contest over tue denomination
Of pfcalacnt lAncolg. neither vas there any
question boforo tho Convention OF sufl!oient I'M.
Ss'aa. T. rSSSt SySrtl u 4y II I css tsse
uou. WHICH hat boon ttlktrtctctl 10 vote for An
drew q. Curtin fot oe-l'rea!dont. Five u tho
M nppcnl u tho Convention by q delegate frn1n
l1ttahurR, hi4 right to vut0. nccOra1fuG u his
SdFnent nxs 1.,. W. ,o ~ ionF I iAmox
Bon WIS Il. -
J. DONALD CAMERON, -: :
tue present Senator frun Pcnnsylynnjn."
~ Wh1n did tho question axatn arlsof'
OF Pruslrns Grunt III 1877, and 10 question was
raiBcl Ia tho Convention on which any state haL
fs.f1f, Lnr,b in 1HrH fho ntlift4nu ttutntt
, 1880-05-31
NBV DEVELOPMENTS
IN The SCIENTIFIC WORLD.
The Roman States Excited Over
the Discovery Of
PURE NATIVE SULPHUR
OfGreat Medical Value
in Curing Blood and
Skin Diseases.
GOOD News INDEED!
This Must Be to the Thousands III This
Country Suffering from Impure Blood
p,:a ,a Rough, by, Stsiy, s; shS is:!1.1!y :. >
Skin Diseases. when They Learn
/, that Gienn's Sulphur Soap
Contains this Precious
s':,!'--' Sulphur.
GOOD News INDEED!

All SkfE DISEASES nro moro or loss constitutional
dependent upon speclc poison IN til" llrud
which must be eradtcated to!uru II INsslblu ~
tho appearance Vt II fran the xurfcu, md t1Fe
IL but un0 wny kupwR " tho profoxslun u ncr,snlsh
ts end. md TINT IL tn ncut!tse thu polsen by tha
Of pUiE SULPHUR In sot,o form other, and
experience hns peuved TINT In ves3 larRD proportion
ot Il be 4pnu pt1ecsuatly and nlara rap-
idly by tho Of sulphur In SOAP, md tho best ctu-
blnnlon uf this kind, md The une .enetlty isol.
In G1.ESS'S SULPHUR SDAl. II Il Tropasad OK
yrcskiy to euro. Soc that C. N. CllIsrESTOS, f,u.
rrfclIr," Ia printed on each pActet, wit!uut which
nnnu Is genuine. fo1d Dy nll druvatsia ut 2he1 u
Cakes. NUc, kunt by null r9ccipl Vt prfco and Dc
nv. Now York.