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IlEJ,Ik1ItC.

hETAoI1, July g,-FtoCH-F1sm. ~.
uRAla-Wtsat stsongi No. whit0. F.1eh ~! r.!
July. st0tks August. N}<os September, 9sHo ~
fctobar, gEGf aalas now At pG.<e Aiut uiltlpI No
tt.6A bldl Esculpts. 3eul bu. shipments. u ~ b.
, 1880-07-10

NEW 0NLEANH. lnly ya-FtoGn-4upcrdne, Nhs
l:as Xxx HUG k.25; xxx, N5N1A7tf high Rrndsh IA
GMW. -,
GIt4tN-Eorn detlAnd fair nnd pslces higher u n
TIC. oats quiet nt 3I@Hc. T. ".'
C0RN-MKAL-Qnict nTid weak at t2.a2s. ~.
1fAf-scnrcs and tirnl; prime. tlH50, cho!ca, pa
,tNovlsToNX-Pufk HEm at tlI'aalt.W, Lard sifus
tlerre SIC, key, B1fc Bulk 1nsAta scarce and &a:
shoulders lu0ae, lhci packed 52tSo, Bacon testu
ind hrua, shoulders, 65kg51{cs clear rib, aNasaE
otehs. 8sa1s1e. lIHms-Auaar-curst demand fsls III
prlcea hlEass cnnvuAcd. le8tlAc. (. !.
W,liAkY-SteulJ; Western recthcd. slm3lta
GlocElstEs-tndan In Rpnd deMandt Nu earroM
or.l!nary tu primo. qi,otea tH{@1sAc sugnt enst b
!lr'n! quoted e9mtllHn to Ko4l eoMmon e
yellow clati1o.i. M10a. Molassos-Guli nnd naals
NJ. . Alce In R'qu dGtnand 1t full pElcast Loaanaa
osNlunEy ~ cRnlGEs. a5xAac- -,
HnAS-FirM nt lAc.
A10SErAHy-4lR1tt exchange on Now York 6IW
II w prclnsutu, at1flnn exchange. 4&l =
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ToIxpo, a.. july 9.-0lkAIS-WhsAE stron6i No :
Wabash. old. 5as No. whits Michigan. slpe, DC wv.
sLl9s NJ. sed Wabash. spot. St1s, July, Slaei ~
gust Wci sspts mbef W; A1ss half July, us oA ~
rv4 N;G: NJ. I 5S1. VIZ; ssJsatod ". 1i
, 1880-07-10
BALTIMORE.

BALTnIonn, lu'y a.-Ftorn-stesdy snd .,..
Woatorn suporane. h75aass, do extra, III \. HMss
family. E2562d00. a. IT,
'uNAix-Whent--Westc active and highs, ,,,d..
quiet; No. Western winter rcd. s,pot il 1nxs ~
july, tLtt1kal.ld, August. sl.loAHl.ll: SsptSssI
$1'oxal.1i. C0rn-Western qniets futurss 93ts' 31.a'
Wosturn mixed. sput. &sKs@&9'so; .luty, t9taGT
August, 9Q1&aN Oats dull; Westqru rhlta ~
mlxel, HtdsS7ci i'ennsy1vaha. asapc. Hrs dnl \ y
2t0J. tAe9s
FAovlstoss-HtaAdy. Mons potk, xlasB, Gall -.
.l.oo.e shoulders So' clear III sdes Ne; Do ns1
linus. lly1tal2Mc. l,nFd-ltonAed ics, Y4c. ~
l3Ytl;o. S]eFN
,EuNa- -QutatA IT. luc. y.
G;5ssGi;; Ill ss;ssss ssS'ss' I,s}e ,ss}essa.
Ht'nAH-E1rnl; ~. .sntE iUJtc. =
tsS;aNEes esss iase;,Sos ret s.sanst eu,.,,, ~ i
&lIHQ bu. - w
sALEs-Whupt, fu9,uU but curH. Isaa hi, -,
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1aEQIfIA

PEORIA. III, July ,ya-OnAlx]'oEn aesiys and afs'
h!ah.ElIsd. atAuAct mixetl, No Oats soaTes u.
hlxhart M. white, ab<and. ltya bcSrce snd lasMx y
quest; No. y 7tsisci s1tV BID f1t nsw No. A2sa"
detlS9ry. Z,
tllQuWtAKs-k1sm ~ 3l07. Z.
, 1880-07-10

Northeast corups Asdtson and Dsarbom.sts,
Heesvss savings HAt on sans
Atthe rats OF ~ per csn subject to the rules OF ss
bank, G.ai. WILSON, Cashier.
, 1880-07-10

Mont cxpo1ts sinse NV. l. l5a..... .GsiInMD !s*lXM
Lntt cxpsftA ansc NOV. Il lbs. .tldhup 2lIAn(1p
tmrk. undef spocuNtvs Influence, has unsettled Tho
nsIy It'll. s,"ass II i,a. LII calsrs III h"ltiins III
b thalr ordertnt m tnHMont Tor iMrther deveiap.
Ailnlncd 4 Tlnt 10 be cs,nsi'eFed n reny .tcnE"
AieaN ;focllael Asc Ior brl, ruacte!! w. md
n SAiSiasV far r,un tn.: :Pot . Sr rS'"T S !%!S;
anlgs Wer1 rqpurt1I ut lN urls aa!!er July 1t t!att
1H: y !1 brls sror A}gst r. ;n Ut
II t,aC1: Mnd O 6ris aolar su yonr ri slolS i9lf
'rnlnk, ia aM brta.
I,Xiti,-IceiInct 7haoe psr 100 lbs ftom the lntest
pracet Ut rhurHaf. hn cltct! tang IT ~ M1f.4h1 gnT
xus ad sa ,s!los Mspsmo1 Snlss we're Fsp5tsa ~ .t
sellar sppta.nbgr al tLss"Gsix: Total, t.iMtcs.
MHATS-WHre tntnp, 0xtNpt In local futnEas, and
sSSSldofs Il l.: SisSs &;,s ss:
,tuiy, II eSAV!U xojioE Aua!iat md tts4AlD sollsr
nl,nt follnNs NJ uolnok flc l,nttly Lnta
, 1880-07-10
LUMBER

LUMBER.
Tho oNcrlnus It tho aate docks wcro small and
few saes Wefa tnado carly At previous prIrcs. The
market wna quiet In thu aftcrnD0n, mid fav loads
arrived 1atu which were loft ovar. 1he market rns
, 1880-07-10

> 49, 'A1SSA"A G!t
:8T. LotrIA. July ulyA.-FLouN-I1lgher xI. Ha.2tA
S.lUl35,SG = -
GNAIS-Whsht opened higher and elossa la1x;
Nj, rcd, il.Mgl@l.0lA cash: s4,4161lss4Xq 14p
.054o913kss11u Au1uati WssQDll<Gayslo saptomb4fk
do, Hlaf&G,fo; No. do, tic LII. Corn hlfA,s'
3l3kGtAsto cnah md lnIyt aKo Aunt
3Ik4taiAc September. Oats hlehefs .ss9xt
casts 24{c Ju1ys e2,1Es3so August Rye duili O. "
uasIoy-N0thinH doing. ~ 4
l.EAn-4nlet Ut 45{c. =.
EHaK-Dli! and iowGr n t!1aD34c. |"
WHtsKY-StcRdyt flIA i-"t'
l',tuvls!uSs-pHrk npcpod higher, foil Of b
til.1is y Sash; ~ e4 July. niy salt meats stss
Ss$axkc. l.ae! lnwa! a. fI!5 nskcd. ~,
=. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ako bE's1 whpns, 90 bui con-
sttpMEN1H-F1our; a.db 6risi whvuE j UJtul con
fhuu bu: oats, lu,lQN bu; rye, nonos bnrGy, nu1s.
, 1880-07-10
MINING NEWS.
BAN rIkAECtSC0,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July u.-Tho following
arc tho ctttsLnH lMotatlong 1t tho Stock Nonrd:
, 1880-07-10

p1t;-IKON-rho market whs without important
ehnnss Z nny at ts foatMses Tha !9ioms q bqat.
dsa II ~: ss's
caa hs itttu doubt lnt With tho 1r1t synptoms Of
advance III prIcca An actlve uenznd wlsat H. Ha-
1gT i.sts sts snno9tSr ~ tae1sassS essses sos and
Lake. superior chafcoN No. En.a:...".:......... y: +9ai
l.Ako Huperar charcoal. Nos &, and G........:. 1
Sc0tfh. t0llH0sh.. 2tR
scotch sMnMcr crles M.mm M.m
Anlcri. an Sc0toh No. @
Coxu. foundry. Nc. NU
i'UTAlN,KA.WeEa In lght lucat request at l.Ata
1psr 1 III n .n psSs " t5 sfs IN
iSIutl.TNY-was slow ana eaay, except fine STOCK
holders knxious sell. HpF!nx chckenI auuted
lurkoys wata dull at yAS'c Mont Of lhs ansinEa wore
,sKEDs-A few lots xsre changing bands at pre-
s0d nt E.ai fran Ascnnd hnnda and Rond IL prime
WIZ qaotGd At ~ August tam9thI I IA hc1 "a
at fl.al cash, and tl.liH fur nuxt month.
HAI.F-WAh steady nn1or = fair inquiry: -
Elho aAit ptf ur!.:- ~
t0ar1e kmit par uz5a, .a
aty WIZ ~
nnnay nay *tmast 1.s r. saess; ssct s;;t,'''.'''.t''' @
jump IL Halo reported IF a1 Irla uniIhe4 soOds
on t!,a 1as!s 0f st1i par gallon for h9hwnss.
WtN,!ESonelnaes y aeil n n,aaotats.s!a1a oas
IN sho pTicos. which arc gMosad bslaw.
t!ut'u nseltn to0
tfGasse f q utmN{ ttn..
CnArso Mm"&autu ncccd ~ II
Medium unwAshgA heac0,. @E@3i
Moa!nn "asaeH HaoSa *
, 1880-07-10

| New j eFscy lontrnl.. f,Hu
t)tli0 4 AiI*aiJ,sslp!... a,ftn
{lrttr,n L Western, ), ltithN
Pacific MAft.,,,,,.,s,,t 9,(lll
II, i'nul,........,. -, III ,tll1
sHnltnsh t'nclilc,,,,,,.ll,uu
| Western Unsun,,.... 7,WJ
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HIRAM.

COrreSp0nuence
For several days we have been blessed with
copious rains, which have caused the husband
man to rejoice with exceeding great joy, for all
crops were suffering for the want of moisture.
Farmers are calculating on n light hay crop.
owing to the recent dry weather. Feed in pas
lures was getting short. and grasshoppers cor
respondingly numerous. Peaches will not be
as plenty as was sometime ago expected: that
is, budded fruit will be q light crop. Probably
the frosts and cold winds that prevailed when
the trees were in bloom is the cause. If nothing
lings.
Potato bugs promise more than at any previ-
ous season. The weather thus far has been
very favorable for them, and they have appear
ed in greater numbers. and more vigorous.
For sometime preparations have been pro-
crossing for Commencement, which occurs on
Thursday, June 10th. There will be four grad
uates-al gentlemen-and the programme is
said to be OF more than usual interest 1t being
Reunion year, a large crowd is expected.
The stone walks through the Campus have
been completed, which adds materially to the
convenience and comfort Of those connected
with the College.
DIR. Squire has put down an elegant stone
walk at his residence. and others talk Of doing
likewise. Mr.. Canfield is Overhauling and add
ing to his residence. in such manner as to ma
terially add to the good appearance of the place.
The grounds around the boarding hall have
been graded and seeded, and embellished with
ornamental trees. which is a much needed i'm
provement. H.
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Charles l.. Slough, former Raven
nd boy has been spending few days
during the past week among his old
friends, the guest of the Commercial
Hotel. He is to take charge of the
Lake View House at Chautauqua,
which opens June 10th. az
A meeting of Eclectric physicians of
Pertageseounty will be held at the of
fee of DIR. c. l.. .Beiden in Ravenna,
on Wednesday, June 9th, at l o'clock
p. m., for the purpose of forming a
medical society. 1t is hoped that not
only Eclectrics will take part in the
meeting and aid IN the formation of
the society, but an invitation is ex-
tended to, all physicians, of whatever
school, who are friends of progressive
medicine.
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Wine for Femare. and InvaIids.

Wine for Females and Invalfds.
1t is well known that there are cases
when the most strict advocates of tenn
perance are obliged to use some sort
of wine, especially those who are old
and infirm. Many weakly females, as
well as invalids and debilitated per-
sons i'm warm weather need little
wine. The great diff :.
Guilty has been in procuring q rich wine
that is reliable. There are many cases
where wine would be used to great
in place of alcoholic drinks
if only a genuine article could be had,
aud npon which physicians could rely
as being strictly pure, without alcohol
ic admixture. The Port Grape Wine
of Alfred Speer, of Passaic, New Jer-
sey, has been analysed by chemists In
almost every State, and has always
been proved strictly pure and benefi-
cial. This wine is now being used in
hospitals and in families for medicinal
also n-churches for commune
ion services. Mr.. Speer's mode of
the fermentation is such as
to retain the rich flavor and sweetness
of the fruit without much fermenta-
ton to create stimulative properties
transcript.
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Court of Common Pleas.
W. T. SPEAR, JUDGE.
sUMMARY OF PROCEEDINGS.

sUMMAR1 OF FNOCEEDINVS'
oaran A. Cohhlh vs., y. D. eihh % NJ. o.''.'''
Ann jones VS.. Joseph hui et A. oe'''e"' e"oii
party 10 pay haii Oh cos's' ihc'"oins oos's y,
continuance ana ueiehdaht 10 pay pia'h'hh SiS
OF EXPENSES IN 'akihs uepoSiliohs.
SyNia LUZ vs.. Lyman Jones. oe''le"' eao"
party 70 pay naii Oh the COSTS:
1hoiiis hiorris Vs. NAriSie ne' so. Do"A" ..
" seoonu :" a.'..,'." ".o - !.
, sien s",s',so " "e ~ o'
-. o.,o. NC ,rhor,os st.v.r. H1o
-: -, ,.-r,,,oa o,a ;na,r,,o,t ~,
,,o,..,tct ont.rod co, n,oin,;o far els, 70 and
- Do,o,,.1a,t .amtod ,oora 20 e,a HI, 80
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MT. UNION.

Correspondence.
As it is long time since anything has ap-
peared in the columns of your paper from this
place, will endeavOr to send you a few items.
that may be Of interest to at least q portion OF
your readers.
The late warm and dry weather did consider
able damage to growing crops and vegetation.
Cisterns began to fail, and every thing put on a
withered look. While all around us there were
frequent showers. we were missed. But on last
Saturday night we W ere blessed with pleasant
shower, and now vegetation looks fresh and
new.
The Robert Raikes Centennial Celebration
was observed by the Sabbath School and Bible
Association of this place at the M. E. Church,
yesterday. The exercises were interesting and
instructive. Time will permit me to give but a
part of the programme. = Methods of Religious
Instruction before Robert Raikes," was pre-
sented by Miss Mary Knoll. Robert Raikes
and his Sunday School Work." by w. o. Chap
man. 1.-The True School of the Church." by
Prof. j. w. Raveille. These subjects were ably
h andled. ana well presented. The exercises
were interspersed with appropriate singing.
Decoration services were held here on Sab
bath afternoon, May 30th. Our citizens and
students assembled at the NJ. f. Church. where
a procession was formed. Thence they went to
the cemetery and decked with flowers the graves
of our departed heroes. Prof. Jas. A. Brush
delivered the address. Music suited to the oc-
casicn. Although the exercises were brief. they
were appropriate. .-i... t-' s-
At meeting of the School Board last We'd
ncsday evening. the followingapersons were
engaged for our teachers the ensuing year: Su-
perintendeut. +. Il. Spiers; intermediate De-
partment, j. II. Focht; Primary Department.
Hannah Brosius. Prof. Spiers will. this week.
complete his third year as Superintendent of
our schools, and his selection is recognition
of his efficiency in the work in which he is en-
gagged.
Mr. J. H. Bard is engaged in repairing his
grist- mill, He is adding another story by rails
ing the old frame; taking out the old machine
ry and replacing it with new. tits his purpose
to make it as good as any mill in this part OF
the country BUCKEYE.
MAY 31st 1880.
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PALMYRA.

Correspondence.
Mr.. William o. Davis has been quite severely
stricken with rheumatism. We are gratified to
say that he is now in a fair way for recovery.
The Welsh Baptist Church has been furnished
with u new United States !" organ. Miss Jen
ME Jones will be the organist.
We understand that the /. S. Z. Band is to be
recognized. on the following conditions: That
the citizens of Palmyra donate them $780, 90
cash, partly to be used in building band stand,
and in furnishing music. The stand is to be
erected in tho Public Square. and the Band Is
to furnish music every Saturday evening, the
weather permitting. The Band will be furnish
cd with the very best of music. which will be
rendered in very fine style.
Mr.. d. L.. Thomas has arrived home from
Cleveland, where he has been spending three
months course in Spepcer's Commercial College.
Base Ball seems to be the most predominating
sport here ut the present time. No Club has
been organized as yet. We would suggest that
a Club be organized, with Mr.. Waldo Ruggles
as Captain.
Mr. Joshua Rose has moved in with his step
mother, who lives on the southwest corner of
the Public Square.
The demand for houses in this place is great
er than the supply.
MAY sist, 1880 KENILWORTH.
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~ fffCKIEIlPLAT
! Patent Lever Time Keeper, at 81,
$3.50, $500.
7 sos, WAIT; DEWEY eco.

Among the many sales recently
made by Messrs. Powell Brothers, of
Springboro, is that of the magnificent
'Giydesdalc stallion, Highland Row
cr,1 10 Messrs. Cailin and Witherell,
Of Charlestowr, Portage county, q.
This colt is not only of large size, but
he has the style, finish, and spirit of
we'll bred "coacher,' and should prove
q great acquisition to the stock of our
neigh boring State. Messrs. Catlin
and Witherell, and the breeders of
their section, should be congratulated
upon securing so fine and valuable
horse from the Shadeland" establish
ment, unquestionably one of the most
widely and most fayorably known in
the United States. -[Conneautville
(Pa.) Courier.
This horse is pronounced by the
best judges to be one of the finest
stock horses in Northerp, Ohio. Horse
breeders will do well to examine him
at the stable of Mr.. Philip Witherell
in the northeast part Of Charlestown.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-06-03

Catarrh can be cured. Being q
poisonous infection of the entire mu.
cous membrane, the virus can be only
reached with inOculative elements
which are absorbed by and incerpO.
rated with the purulent mucous. Wei
De Meyers Catarrh Cure is a
constitutional remedy as reliable
as vaccination for Smallpox. Sup
piled by Druggists, or delivered by
ID. b. Dewey & Co., 46 Dey ST.,
N. V, at S1.5O a package. Pamph-
let's, with full explanations and over
whelming proofs, mailed free TO
anybody.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-06-03

Celebration at Raveuna.


The Committee of Arrangements are
busy making arrangements for grand
old fashioned celebration of the coming
anniversary of our National Indepen-
dence AT meeting of the committee
on Friday evening, the following gen.
tlemen were announced as Vice Presi-
dents:
Atwater-Friend Whittlesey;
Aurora-W. A. Jenkins;
Brimfield-Reuben Brobst;
Charlestown-T.G G. Austin
Deerfield-N. l.. Wann;
Edinburg-C. Turnbull;
Franklin-James WOodard;
Freedom-Atwell Bryant;
Garrettsville-C. o. Foot;
Hiram-C,inton Young;
Mantua-Wm. Bowen;
NeIson-P. S. Hopkins;
Palmyra-D. M. Evans;
Paris-U. Hinchcliff;
RandOlph-Simon Perkins;
Ravenua-S. d. Harris;
ROotstown-Oliver Bow;
Manly Crane;
Streetsboro'-K. Doolittle;
Suffield-Wm. Paulus;
Windham-Dr. F. Z. Applegate.
Col. B. Rowland, was chosen as Or
atOr of the day.
B. F. Keller, was chosen Marshal,
with power to select his own assistants,
and he appointed as such assistants ..
P. Sperra and J. H. Furry.
The committee has cOrrespOnded
with Prof. Thqrston, and arrangements
will be concluded with him in a few
days for a grand balloon ascension OH
the occasion.
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Larceny at Aurora.

ON Tussday eSening. ar. Aurora con-
stable brought to the county Jail a
young man giving his name as Will
liam Cuftfss2; who Is charged with steal
ing from the premises ofiC. A. Squires,
of Aurora, on Sunnay night last, mon
ey, clothing, and other property, to
the value of about S55. His examine
ton took place before Justice J. l..
Thompson, who ordered him to give
bond in the sum of $500, for his appear
anee al, the next term of the common
pleas court, to answer the charge, and
in default of bail, was committed.
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WANTED {!

A purchaser for fully adjusted E.
Howard Watch, used but little. Also
two Ladies Watches good as new. All
very cheap.
WATCHES! WATCHES! We have q
full line of fine American Watches,
purchased previous to the advance,
which we will sell at the old low
down prices until May 1st.
Imported Stem Winding Watches
in solid Nicklo Case at $3.50, $50
and $500.
Pioneer, Centennial and Reskopf.
Call and see US.
WAIT, DEWEY s. co.
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WINDHAM.

Correspondence.
Saw Mill and Pail Factory Burned.
At 10 minutes past 12 o'clock fhis morning the
alarm of fire was given. and soon the village
people were out to witness the burning of n G.
POor's saw mill and pail factory, situated near
the r. r. trask at the Center 1t was entirely
consumed. The fire is supposed to have origi-
mated near the boiler. The mill had been run
the day previous and closed at q p. NJ. The
boiler and engine may no: be injured very much.
Mr.. Poor valued the property at S5 600. Insured
for $4,000. Eight men are thrown out of en-
ployment. OCCASIONAL.
JUNE 1st, $780, -..-..-.-
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Race Horse Ruined.

Fonzo, a promising race horse, for
which his owner refused So. 500 was
ruined recently by negro groom who
broke the horses jaw with club.
Kendall's SPAWN Cure is the most VAL
liable remedy ever known for every
kind of an injury, bruise, cut or sore,
as we'll as for any lameness on beast or
man. 1t is truly wonderful what sue
cess everybody has with it. Read the
advertisement for Kendall's SPAWN
Cure in another column.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-06-03

See q woman on horseback in anoth-
er column, riding near Spears Vine-
yards. with bunch of grapes from
which Specr's Port Grape Wine is
made, that is 80 highly esteemed by
the medical profession for the use of
invalids, weakly persons and the aged.
Sold by Druggists. 612 y.
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BE WISE IN TIME.

intelligent families that DR.. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry has cured more
cases of Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, etc., than any other physicians
prescription ever compounded. 1t re-
lieves, as if by magic, all soreness and
irritation of throat and lungs. 1t is
quieting and soothing in its effect, and
is uneXcelled as a general tonic. Keep
bottle always on hand. A few doses
never fails to cure an ordinary cough
or cold. Price of large pint bottles, ST..
Belding & Armstrong, Agents.
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Lovely, Clear Compilations.

How enviable is the possession of a
clear white complexion, beautiful be-
yond comparison, skin perfectly free
from every unsightly blemish, smooth
and soft as velvet. This most desirable
effect is produced by an occasional ap-
plication of that great discovery, DU-
PREE's " Oil OF BEAUTY" It's action
on the skin is simply wonderful. Pro-
nounced perfectly healthful by the
highest authority, it is indeed the
d" queen of the toilet table," Every
lady who desires to enhance her per-
sonal attractions should procure bot
tie of COIL OF BEAUTY for the
Sold by Seymour & Co.
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A wonderful Discovery.

For the speedy cure of Consumption
and all diseases that lead to it, such as
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds,
Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Asthma, pain
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and has established for itself world
wide reputation. Many leading ply
sicians recommend and use It in their
practice. The formula from which it
is prepared il highly recommended by
all medical journals. The clergy and
the press have complimented 1t in the
most glowing terms. Go to your drug
gist and get trial bottle for ten cents
or a regular size for LOO. For sale by
E. P. Brainerd & Son, Rayenna.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-06-03

Stolen fruits may be sweetest, but
when boys finds himself in an apple
tree with a dog at the foot, he discov-
ers that the apples are sour. You can't
patch up his wounded feelings with
such taffy as that, but you can patch
up his wounds with DR.. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-06-03

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WHY should not everyone Iye out
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kidneys. imperfect digestion, andufin-
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that Dr., ,Guysott's Yellow Dock and
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wonderful discovery of an eminent
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self iufinDusands of instances to be the
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