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AND YOU WILL NOT BE DECEIVED

Before purchasing tickets call on or address
j. e. SHARP, Agent,
Atlantic & Great Western Railroad, Ravenna
who will cheerfully answer all inquiries.
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HEAvE POwDER.r.

Ihaye compounded a Heave Powder whiG
I warrant to be the best ever oEered-antf if M;
directions are followed win perform what
claim for it. My 25 years, experieace-in
care of horses has developed to me the propa
treatment, and my Powder meets great wart.
as 1t is Heave Powder-not Condition Pow
der. No man having horses needing treatment
for Heaves should be without this Remedy. 1t
does not interfere with the supply of all the
water horse may need. Four ounces, with d.
rections. 81. co. Address o. W.CoY.
20. Box 597, Ravenna, 0.
Sold at Watermau's 529-4w
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Ravenna. March IL, 1875. -
MR. o. s. BUZZELL: Dear Strive have berr
using one of your one horse wagons now ovel
two years in our lumber yard offen loadingf
with one thousand feet of green hemlock az.
oak, and we think it the best and easiest ru.
ming wagon we ever had. Tt VIII carry Geo,
bs., and has never cost US one dollar for repairs
for that time. Yours, truly,
&. SUTHERLAND & co.
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TESTEMoNIALS.

Ravcnna, March 20, ,IS7i
MR. o. S. RUzzELL: Dear Sir:-My Wagon tho,
!purchased of You about two years ago. i musi
cknowledge is much better than expected
being OF medium size thought it too light for
my business; but it is just right, runs light and
Easy, and have often carried on it 14U0 bricks
rom nay kiln. 1t win carry eight thousand
pounds and his never cost me one cent for re-
pairs. Yours truly, H. E. CARIS
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shalersville. March !s.Is76.

MIR. 0. S. BUzZELL. Dear Sir I'm the fall of
562 purchased Of you alight wagon. Weight
With box on, 532 pounds. Jtis q thimble skein,
which think is the easiest running wagcri-
use. have frequently drawn 1000 poundsr.s
on it at one time. All the expense that II
upon it for the first twelve years was fors sec.
ting tire once Yours, with respect.
5. g. ELDRIDGE.
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THIS BEATS THE 13 II Is.
The following somewhat simple puz-
zle has been furnished by gentleman
of Manchester, N. H.:
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDYi
Gray's Specific Medicine.

Cures Palptta-
tiOn, Nervous
TremOrs, Ner-
vOus Debility,
and all Nervous
PrOstrati O n .
which are pro-
duced in many
cases by an over 4
indul e e nee in
the use Of tobac-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-04-08
RH1W a REI

OF dealing with irresponsible land agents who
are paid commissions on the purchase of lands
by coionists, and sale of tickeGs by other
roads, and are liable to mislead the public in
their eagerness to secure business. Deal only
with regular Sdldried agents, and
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-07

President Hinsdals, Of Hiram Col.
lsgs. makes . point blank denial 81 q
story rcoessly circulated 10 Ohio that
Gsn Garfield offered 70 give him hi,
back pay for the uss Of the collage and
that he refused ts accept the same,
Prssidsnt Hissdsls Ays Gen Garfield
never made any such proposition to me
or TO anybody else connsctsd with
Hiram College. The story is false. a. 4
whole and In eli its particulars. In IT.
letter aud Ia its spirit. I wrote Mr..
Davis that. II there was Q man In Salem
who professed to be present.. at this fic
titious presentation scene. he would
please say 10 said man for me that
there 10 not word OF truth in the
story he 10 telling, that he was never
present ct any such scene. that nobody
clse wss present ct any such scene,
that there never was any such scene.
aud that he would plesss to tell him
that he had hsttsr fod some nobler
trade than that Of slsndsrer.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-07

smal Waak mess, lsnpeteney. Eight loisss y
d,c.rns pimples on the fsce, knd lest nsnhooo
ear positively be cured. Ths SICK sna sai'c
should NO. fsii TO call upon him. The Doctor
has Travelled extensively In Europe. and ln:pseseo
thorouehly the various hospitals there. obtaining
: aress deal Of valuable information. which be
4 compsfe1it 70 impsrt 70 those in need OF his
sereiess. DIR. GIbBON win make no charge
rplees he eject . csre. Persons - distsnee
mus,eatiops strictly confidential. You see no
me but the Doctor. Persons writing 70 ths Dos
aor viii please state ti,e name of the psp'r they
- this advertisement in. Charges Reasonable
Cnll or vrits. Address DIR y. y diBbuN, bos
s-esy. asn Prsncisso. send so for pscksge Of
,,saieine oi9dkw1s
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Senator Matt II Carpenter says. THE
people will tind that the superb soldier
10 . superb-lookiog fellow. and there
the matter viii rest. while our mar
bdstles oil oyer with = brilliant per-
sonal htatery. and an illustrious militia.
~ aud Legislative career. There !,
Nothing about him thAt can be asssiissl
and ell the Ore they can hlsss q him
will be Of no avail. The Grant mel
will stand BY Garfield The same - they
stood 81 Grant st Shiloh ADD vieks.
burg. end. lAtss still. under Logan and
Conkling 1t ch'cago. They are pssriot'
ana will never retreat from th,
enemy
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AL doostion party at which six men
were 20 contribute . jug al milk spieos.
one man. very mean man. Jake Ma
son--thought u would not uAke auy
dtfste0es u be eoniribulsd water h the
place OF milk; % he filled bic Jog With
water and took 10 70 tho donation.
When he got there he tnrssd Il over
the bune and Il ran into the barrel
where ell tbs other men he'd posssd
their milk. Nov, what do you thin
was the result Why. every ons Of the
elk men happsnsd "a b. o. mean q
Jack Mason. They had oil bropghs
water.
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Emission. Aversion TO Society. Dimneas Of visiaa,
Noises IN the Head; the vital nuid passing unob-
served IN the uyine. end many other diseases that
lead 10 insanity and death. -
DIR. hINTfE Will agree to forfeit FIVE Hux.
DaxD DoLLlRs for . case Of this kind the VITAL
REsTOkATIvk funder his special sdvics and
treatmentl will not cure, or for anytime impure
Or tnturioas found In Il. DR. MINTfE treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury
COMPUTATION rHxx- Thorough examinations and
sdvics. including snalysis Of urine, - %. Price
q VITAL RESTORATIVE. 800 bottle, or four
times ths quantity. 5000: sent 10 any sddr. -
upon receipt OF price. or G. y. D., secure from
Observation. and I'M private name II desired, BY
A. y AlETIE, NJ H..
II ksArny Street, San Francisco. osl.
DIR. MINrEs KIDNEY REMEDY, NKPHaEr.
lCuM. curss all kinds Of kidney and Bladder
Compiaints. 6onorrh1a, elect, Ieucorrhna. For
$50. H :
DIR. MiNrIES DASDELIoN PILLS. srs Ne
bsst snd cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS eure
IN the market. For sale By al drugktsts.
3Sakvly
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Il . nsvsr-failing Ours
for Nervous Debility.
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal wsa / sss.
6perIaatorrhna, LOST
MANHOOD. lmpotsn-
cy. Paralysis. and all
the terrible elects Of
Self : Abuse. youthful
foliiess aud sseessss In
insurer yearB - such
% Loss Of Memory.
Laasftude Goefupaat
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wen. BlAeL aear. Gid "a uncle %
his iitsIs Ass-ysar- old niece. 10 yau
like your nev toy. come ard pat POUR
arns around ny ssck end give ne :
kiss.' The little nsidcn COO piled. hat
- abe did n. shs semasked. Oh. sncle.
how do spoil yssr
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Waggs went to ths station Of oue Of
cur railroads the other evening. and
Anding the ssats an sssapisd. said IL Z
loud vcice, Why. The oar isnt goingl
OF courss The words oanssl Q grss,
stampede. end Waegs took che bssi
seat The train snon moved Oh. In
the nidst Of the ind,gnatioa ths va
vas Questioned. You aid the Cal
wasn's goingf Wall. Il wasn't shea.
replied wAgge bat Il l. new
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TO the UNFORTUNATE.
DR.. GIBBONS
DISPEUSAnY,

IOnO KEARNEY 1T.
90 corner Of Com.
nseclal street, esn
Yrancisco. Esfsblisbed
ia 1854, for the frest
|uu<nl a. 6sxua1 and sem
|lpsl Dissasss. such -
'oonorrhea- elect.
|esvfesur~, Syphilis
a. al Az fokTua- MRUos
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Mr. Bssdleueh has been pronounced
By leadias Eaglish judge 70 b one Il
the bsse lswyers ID Enela.d. and Mr..
n d Conway says ef him; His hair Ia
nearly white. HE eonplexion has be-
come blonde: his mouth has idss ita
scornfalness; his voics hes b~come
softer: HE manoer esnties.'
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-12
RedeomIng The Time.

y ID 10. .|
TEACH yourself. and your daughter
after you, 10 perform oil household du-
ties with as great dispatch as consists
with perfect tboroughness. Do not
give needless time. to any piece Of
work Never wash, and scrub, and
rub after all dirt IS removed from clothes
and woodwork, Just ~to be certain that
they are clean7' When you know that
fact, be satisfied, t sats
There. are some women SO extra
thorough that il beeanaes Qike any, gir.
tue taken 60 exeess) positive vice.
3 Mrs. Reused to scrub 50 increasingly
about her kitchen, and sheds, and steps
that they were always in the uneom-
Portable process Of drying. always damp
and upwholesome, never white, aud
sunny, and neat. awl 1h. ~
Learn to stop when you are through
Very elaborate work of any kind is
not to great profit, especially in the
matter OF table fare. Whom one reads
the difficult details of some wonderful
article for dessert, which takes hours
of skilled labor in the hot kitchen TO
make it, we wonder at the patience
which holds out through it all, but
sigh ''to what purpose was this waste.
Not waste of money, for that is trifling
compared 70 the greatwaste OF woman s
life powerWhich was given TO her for so
much nobler pnrpesessns GTs gTtT =
"A greater simpliGtyin the prepare
tion of our daily food would save a full
day out of every week to many ahouse-
mother. and save many dear ones from
the rack of dyspepsia in later years.
: Mt e,t,a .,f haefo ahiitrafa ~ oufI
lady in middle life 10 me one day, "but
has suffered iagonies from dyspepsia;
all the result of mothers splendid cook
ingfhiss oi4aa @ae t.as
With proper dispatch an ample,
wholesome and delicious pudding can
be made in Eve minutes and set in the
oven TO "cook itself,'' while an indi-
gestible pie takes q great deal more
time and wearying labor, and is not so
satisfactory to hungry persons appe-
tite.
Young household members can be
trained up just as you please in this re-
spect, but it Is hard to change the Gus
toms of those who are 'sioined TO their
idols" A hint may be found ia this
truth for young housekeepers Just be-
ginning to form habits for the house.
A wise simplicity in all your doings
is for the advantage of all parties. 1t
gives time for rest and self-improve-
ment, and for the exercise of neigh
borly Kindness and charity, and great
ly conduces to the health of family
Plain fruits and vegetables prepared
in most excellent but simple manner.
with suitable variety on succeeding
days, are dishes q iit to set before the
king. Cor. Rural Ret0 Horkers
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HOSE, rARM ANp eARpEN.

y BRrTE applied to tho roots of grape
vines Affected by the grapes rosting. has
been found to completely eradicate the
rot. ~
a SUBSCRIBER hands in the following,
as sure cure for chicken eholera: Boil
the root of the Burdock toa syrup. Mix
with meal and feed 10 tha fowls.
I Ii said that euinea-fowis viii keep
insects Of every description of garden
stock, They VII not ~ Ike other
fowls, or harm the most delicate plants.
/ sfrcEp PEuMs -Four pounds brown
sugar, seven pounds plums, one pint
cider vinegar, one nutmeg gratsd, one
tablespoonful each OF cinnamon, cloves,
alspice. Bod ali slowly two hours, j,
APfLE tboAT. -aPrepare twelve ap-
pies as for saucey when cold add tho
whites of two eggs well beaten. then
beat the whole til stiff Make soft
eustard with the yelks Of the two eggs
and put the apple mixture on the Gus
tard. ~
To CLEAN STEEL ORNAMENTS, To
clean steel ornamentssflip small brush
into some parailin oil aud then into
some emery powder -zsuch as is used
in the knife-machincs1 well brush
the ornaments, and all the rust willsoon
come Of polish with a dry leather and
duster. &e tf4 p tE
YEAST, one pint mashed potatoes,
water and all, one cup OF Hour, one cup
OF sugar, one cup ofsalb one cup strong
hop tea, four quarts boiling water.
When nearly cool nld n mini of good
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-12
4 STRIKING Resemblance.


E WE once told a story of twg Shakers
down Enst who so neatly resembled one sn
another in certain characteristics. Here "AA
IS another somewhat like uuto tia
story OF two brothers. who were law
yers. and practicing in the same tOwne-W
which is certainly worth telng:r rfeH
a certain gentleman requiring legal
assistance had been recommended TO
one OF the two brothers, but had forgot
ten the Christian nanie OF him ho
sought, 80 ha-called at tho onine Of tfa
one first found and asked for Mr.,
Podger
"That Is my name, sir.'' H8fIE0 & q
But there areatwo of you Of that
name here in townPn ..s..ss..., .
). I" Yesn t-'kt ~ a. - ~ "a tknVk
I s6saWell, wish to consult the, Mr.,
P4dger-exonse z me for the slleFsionT a0g
awe both wear wigs, sirai vr4fa
"Well. theman seek was divorced IFET
from his wife not long ago"
There you hit as both again, sir"
"Ihe man TO whom / was reeom- uCtn
mended has recently been accused of
forgery, though, | trust, uniustiy.'i
There we are again, my dear sir aGI
We have both had that gentle insinua-
ton laid at our doors.
.aWel upon my word. You two 5Au
brothers bear strikipg resemblance.
Butt guess have, it now. The one ,
am after is in the habit OF occasionally s45a
drinking to excess--sometimes to intoK-
ication.n e 81. ea4 s .r.f,f,esf
my dear man. that fttle vice is, ur- =
fortunately, characteristics of the pair of
us; and doubt if our best friends could
tell you which was the worst" ~ o iaeelef
"Well, you are u matched pair, GER 2 agi}beg
tainly. But tell me,'' continued the
visitor, - which of the twain il was that
took the poor debtors oath q few
months agop9 sT4 q alleoi rs9 se-s ssat
'' Ha, has we were both in that mud !.
de was on Bobs paper aud he was
on mine"
TIn mercy's nameln cried the APP $50
ppb;eh ptSen' ~ ~ tae t6st ensh 8ses
manpn 'saaa81 a1Ht
.' All, there you touch bottom, my
friend. Poor Bob. can't stretch the
truth, even to serve a brother. II yon
want the more sensible one of the two |
suppose / must acknowledge the corn. ,sa
I'm the man."-Terry (litSs.) Enter ty..
prise.
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Changing seed.

d It
THERE seems 20 be no idea so thor
oHghly believed inby experienced farm
ers than that il is n great benefit to
change seed occasionally; yet it is by
no means an indisputeds fact, and we
know of some intelligent men, indeed,
some who stand among the most thor
pughly educated and experiehcedin the
farming business, who contend that this
supposed necessity for a change of seed
is entirely imaginary.
We confess 70 q sympathy with those
who think an occasional change neces-
sary; and yet we have so often found,
in the light Of anew and careful ex-
perience, that even practices very time
honored came TO be abandoned, that
we are always willing to reconsider any
opinion, no matter how strongly held
The change is thought TO be particular
ly nsetul in potatoes, and a change of
seed in this article is generally made AZ
regularly as crops arerotated from year
TO year. But one Of our friends is very
emphatic in regard 10 the potato, that
no change Of seed Is required. He has
had one poiato---that is one variety Of
potato year after year for ten years,
and they are as good as ever. In his
opinion il is not that a variety is sick of
the ground that IL sometimes gives out;
but that it is diseased from ordinary
unhealthy causes. Ii is simply a
change of an unhealthy stock for a
healthy one, and not wearing out Of a
variety.
The matter has practical impor-
tance, as people often put themselves
to q great deal of trouble and expense
IN order to make change in the seed.
II the suggestion made be in the line
of a true reason for the supposed bene-
fits OF change, proper care in saving
healthy seed win be as good as a
change. But we must be satisfied that
the. suggestion Is correct and that the
truth lies in the few experiments made.
There are two sides. and sometimes
several sides, to all questions of this
nature. We have personal knowledge
of trials made by farmers forty and
fifty years ago, when the varieties OF
potatoes generally cultivated by our
best farmers were comparatively few
10 whit they are, now and whose crops,
In using the same seed year after year,
becanie poorer and poorer, though
there was no apparent disease, and the
only remedy tiey had was change Of
seed. Sometimes II WITS tho Same
YaTiet5. obtained several hundreds OF
miles away from the State OF Maine,
for instance land the yield was double,
the potato larger and the quality bet
r.--GermqHtoon Telegraph
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-12
PlIferIng Of Prench servants.

AN American lady died i'm private 1a'rA
hospital In Paris. She.was wellto-do ill 9d
in the world, possessed q handsome. rH
wardrobe and no oineonsiderable amount s-
Of jewelry, When her trunks were
OF any value had disappesred! There sa5 5
was not a piece OF jewelry of any kind taCh
to be found, not even her watch Ali ls.a 2 4.
smaller articles, such AS laces, hand ,st
keTehefs, stockings, ETC., were miss.
ing Some hours had undoubtedly been
perHa h e 70 's enS ,hsi Ds'%seh " th lug % g
of the seals, aud the time had been made
good use OF. Then there was q case tl
that showed an audaclty at pilfering al
tOgther uncommon, even on the part Of ssfl
a French servant, which took place at asi
one Of the fashionable Parisian hotels gsss
some time ago. An American lady,
who was in delicate health, but who
was by no means considered an invalid
either by her friends or herself. died acl
suddenly from some malady OF the
heart during the temporary absence of
her husband in America. This lady 14sI
possessed head OF hair OF unwonted rwJ
luNurianoe and beauty, the long, thick il
tresses when lOOsened falling almost TO
the door when she stood up, although
she was by no means n short woman.
When the body was prepared for inter- sl
ment, a few hours after her sudden de-
mise, every vestige of this marvellous
bar had disappeared, and it was with
difficulty that a friend OF the family
who was present contrived to secure a
lock Of sufficient dimensions 10 iillA tat
loeketas relic for the absent hus-
band. Suspicion naturally pointed TO
the fayorite French maid OF the de-
ceased as tho perpetrator OF this auda- e
cious and sacrilegious theft but there
was no positive proof of her guilt. a
There were other persons who had ae- 0e
osss ~ .ns .,,ot To.in w'is'1 T. ,. sJ 4; ,a
cases when occurring 10 Americans
abroad, was--no redress. -Pdris Cor. ialas
Philadelphia Telegrdph r'a1w
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assi IN THE PARK

d
thellght Halsl 1876 Haf u TT ~
/ Is shiaips lust al,ovo mo IN beauty, fun and
And soon, Perhaps, It's radia6ce wiil fan upon
my sight, ei &hnH ~ ht
tf u thfl t5Kg 81 b
. ] walk aInid The darknoss, IN silence sad and
INT someYhere very near mo, if could only
The heavenly song is ringing IN aOOents sweet
aud clear. NNtNp tsA
Z walk amid tho darkness my feet are tired
and snrc--i ~ = = -,i..s f.lI-. ~
q Rather le0k IN pity. 1 cannot ttavci m6ra.
How sweet to know that sometime this dark
moss Will be o'erf A4 p Taia
walk enid the darkness. NY way cannot
Htit stlH' I know 1t tcndcth, o Father, unto
And 90 IN Journey onward, for Thou art lead
,aA5 'a't -4Eucv Hastloclt.
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Selr.Conndance h Llrs.

THERE are certain obstacles in every
path that can be overcome only BY the
presence of self-conhdence There are
outward hindranees 10 encounter, oppo-
siuon 20 meet, difhcullies 10 surmount 70 ~
.prejudioes to sweep away, the, very ~
presence Of which VIII terrify and appal
The wavering and despondent, while "a.
they will melt away before the firm -tta
dignity Of self-respect and self-relianee. ~
There are also the einnameuabe obstacles ai,ea
within inolinations To curb, passions 70 "a "a
esirai, lassliss 70 eulas' velhptapops sfsst
power 10 deal wild, them, but con- f's-
iidence IN that power thst can alono
make It etfectiys. hfIe 81 wi t liarm
-A iHat 3f1trt tf' s.flU r1 eeg fht
'.es