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PUBLIC OPINION.

Nortll,oN's dispa.cl, tn tho New York Her
atd: Tho Ctvli-servtcu reform business Is trn-
ted ont IN both linuses Us Hrput Democratic
discovery, butlnuiaIy, 1t is SUSPECTED, With rho
hope by lis nfenns of keeping otlor ni,I rsat nSa
sound money In tho background.
Augusta (Qa.) Constttu.lonu,tst (Dcm.):
Dir. Stephens told Dir. j. II. ChrIsty TINT "slce
tho War he Ind mover been in the se11nto Chnln-
bor. ind hA,1 never scan Conk1ug" IIn ought
t. , wheel !, oys ter ~ an 1 seG 1 1r asoe sos,,o1
IL worth little trouble In Icholdlng.
Columbus (O.) State .Tour',ot Nep.>:
Judgo Woods Is M moro an Ohio maH thnn aTn
Samuel 8, Cox and Atson g. sicCuuk, two dis
t!uguiahel mombers Of Congress frtnn New
YoTk; no mora III 0h!o tlu,l ttA,, arc the two
schMtors from lndinnh, tho two Eennttrs ff"n
Iowa, allo tho two sc'lntors fronl NosA'ls.
Philadelphia IImcs {nd.): Alr. Hayes
could look around q long tlno bofuro finding
worse mum to tako Into hts Cabinet than sas'
CONT II tho Prosldont bus forgotten, tho rco'
plo hAve not nllnwed To pAss Out Of ttlo!r minis
tho kind Ut service which Sargent rendered ils
Ghuirinn1l Of thg Cuntnttlcc ~ NNvAl Ahaes
during Il pArt OF ha torn In tho ecnafc.
Cincinnati Commercial Otup.>: 1t Is 10
tho credit ct Sp1ator Vest, Of Missouri, TINT no
atFuok out III the Congressional record tho dee'
laratun that John Nrown WIS a "sconndreL"
That Is tho very last expression 10 be applied to
llrnwn. lts usa efgnities Ignorance q history.
and tho bitterness 0f horttet ltGif'anssn. wh'eH9
WIS tho n,eAnest and nl0at alAllHnant lorla u
pr0yInciuls.n !n tho woriL.
. Buffalo E1press (llep.): Tho folly of oh"
1ccttngsto bir. popow's catildacy for tho scna.
torshlp on tho yruund ttiat he is tha contral
Railroads. attorney bGcnmcs painfuly Apparentt
oven tO tho patrI0tlu sl't,ItsuIon who raise fho
point. when reminded TINT tneru Is not LAWYER
, 1880-12-23
THURSDAY, DECEMBER %, 1880.


IL has bee,1 the c,.stom Of TnE CntcAno Tn1nuHE
to mention, IN a p1ettmnt and 7Hoiest trdB, tho
tan1es Of ladies IN Chicago aud IT. xttrlsa le',o
surti4 keep "u1,el hauac" on Nctp- Years DHu.
The tdea hds 1fnut pleasant and tisefut 0ne, the
.esposes ,1ere general aud the saufnu o} carl AMI
sote tetttHu ,cas at 0t'ce petcered II IL the dtafrs
" THE TRIBUNE to present III ta issue of Friday,
Dec. 81, 1880, cumplets aud },t1 ltst n the namea
of n la,.tes ttAo tui receive nj tho folotrtn9 av.
1tt therefore siatst that Ill IN Chicago and vcit
tv tr'o pr0lx,sc Keeping "orcH house." and 1cisit
mention nlufe Of tho sdtnc rtl notify The TnlB-
uNE on IN before Thursdau, Dec. ~. III sending
IL nn.nts Lac (ollowing form ehouid Ie observed:
Affchiuru 1tcnuc.
No. fft2-.MEs. Smith aud The Mtssea Smith.
, 1880-12-23

TIFF cufcAoo TRIBUNE has established branch
plcca for tho receipt I'll subscriptions and ADVERTISE
nentA n follows: -s.
NEW YORK-I:uotn - Tribune Iul!dnR, F.T. Nc
FAnDEN, Manager.
GLAsGUW, sco.iant-A11nn's American News
Afencr, ct Nontield.sk
LONDON. EnH.-Amerlenn Exchange. A@ Straud.
HLNAr +. GlLt.t1. Agent
hAEHlSGYUN. u. C.-tal9 atrpst
, 1880-12-23

GMFFlTH's yaluntlon" Inns been so frc-
qncntly mentioned III tho cnblp dispatches, with
reference to the Irish land troubles, TINT prIcf
cxrlanatlon Of It will be Of lntcrcst 10 orr
readers. 1t Is substantially n valuation Of land
In Irotand made for purposes ot taxation by Sir
lttchnrd .1ohn Griffith, como forty years n90,
Which Is much lower than tllat now nude by tho
landlords. In letter, written In l8i, which hna
recently Lccu reprinted by tho London Times,
Sir Richard snys:
In rogard to tho Vnluation mado under my d.
rcGtioh, Tin OF opinion thnr 0no-thrd being
would make Il full or i,l9li rcnt, higher thu
1lOst gentlemen rent their slnds. hut hot higher
tl'nn s1,all ~ prnl'rlotors md nd91non lot !totr
lMtds. Tt!s rGltt WDtll.l not Include tho titho.
rcnr chnrge or amy tux 10 which lut.ls Nr0 lIlhlc
Thts valuation bus tccn ncccpted by tho
Lcaguc, though 1t IL sattl TINT tho best land was
valuoi too low lin 1850 and tho poor land too
high. Slr ftichard Griffith WAS n cnBlpcor In h!a
earlier life, and from 1851 to 1sdA WIS Chairtnnn
OF tho I3oard Of Public Works In ireland. Az q
sAmple Uf tho thorough manner iu which tho
valuatl0n was mnde u correspondent Ut tho
Turouto 60le writes:
Tho Hlaps gotton OUT wcro na nearly perfect
as possible. wpre OF, SIX Inch Bcnln, alll con-
taaoa eony nru say !. rarsn t9Wlas ans roes
rtit,a, co!etcrscB, fnrgus. l!nckilns. tannurles,
blcHch-grcens. wells. rontls, canals. bridges.
etc., etc. There wore uts eyon tu mIrk tue fall
nf THO whter anl the cttrEAtArp 0f the tantt
Gr ys hz 'n%tos 2n into ~"
duty Of tho ntter WIS to foll1w tho fornlgr into
every district mud patch. to dir asd oxusninc. nn
ordinary vaiators. and to altar the valuation il
nccessary. Valnators wcru bound to cxl,rnItic
upper md unaos sotl al was to be valued vt ~
@ ?aa 1s. @ "p fsaoes fs's
nil thugs Which wu1sld tleprcclato and eluse Il
rttilutl1n In Fntjn I'm ftn Nfj1Rr hnuG lima.
, 1880-12-23

THE Hon. William Springer, Of illinois
announces his Intention to olIer rs a1l amends
Ment to tho Apportlonnsent bill, Wien It
comes up, provision for minority repre-.
stntatt0n ut the Lower 1l0use Of Congress.
Ills scheln8 is soIn0wllut cumbersome. 1t
requires caci, State entitled 10 three or moro
Congressman, to be divided into districts
which shall elect three or Ave congressman,
according to circumstances; cncl voter to
hive tic right 10 Gust ballot for two calu'i.
dates III sllstgicts which choose t(lfce repre-
sentatlvcs, and for thrca candidates In dis.
trlets which chaose I've congressman; Suites
which are entitled to one or two Itepre-
sentatiyes. a1ll odd distrIcls In States
whose upportIonment Is not cxnctly .llylsi~
ble by three Or five, 10 choose lscpre-
Hentatiycs as Ut present There are seyernl
ser!ous AFFECTIONS to Alr, 6pringes's pla,,.
LII tho ttrst p!acp, It o0ntc.npiates nl, i'll
equallty. .of representation. CitIxens voting
In districts whefe minority representation
prevailed would have privileges denied TO
citizens voting in tlIstFicts where 1t did not
prevail. Tile Constitution declares that "tlle
citizens Of eacl, 6tate shall be entitled to all
privileges a,,d lmn.unLtEes OF clttzeHs In the
soyeral States" But ii the constitutional
objection should not he fatal there would he
another sufficient reason for opposing Mr.
SpElnseE's bill. Thu only tolerahie basis for
minority representation Is u full and FREQ
ballot anu y falr count. When theso collli
t!olls prevail tM ona section Of tho country
and not III the other, minority representa-
ton would only aggraYatc tho evil produced
, 1880-12-23

pLETADES LODGE. Nh. l.R r. md 4. M.-Ncru1nr
communication ThNrsdAJ oycnnH. Doc. Y. 1:D D'clk.
Fni! attendance dos!!ed. sionbrre w! assemble ~
any, nee =. a M l.! ecIocs y" at.r fos sns ',urMss
james MeEne Fur order D. II: H0fSToS. ". n. -
EFF, NEW ELL Secretary.
, 1880-12-23

EVERY candid and rejecting person must
fool constralned to uduit that 0en. Weaycrs
proposition to Bparks, ut llltnois. in Congress
wus Au eminently fur one. Sparks hRd ulaao
some observation to tue elect that Weaver hal
, 1880-12-23

If there is my Interest In the onc hundred
tlrcary chapters Of Lord Beaculsticld's new
novel, Entlymlon," 1t ought 10 ba found II,
tho authors opinions mid reflections, for
thero IL certainly nono III tic story rs II
story. Il man Of his ability, experience, md
station IN life ought to have opinions Of sonlu
value, but what Is 10 be thought of such MI
opinlon Ms tho following?
Whntcvcr a mericsns 1nay be, they will always
10 colonial. Whnt IL colI,utal necessarily lnuks
Etaxe, lis laws, aud lts rcEIot, caI.',ot have iiA
lnfcntlve powers uluch developed, They Rnt
civilized very soo1l, but tholr civilization WIS
sccsnd-h1u1.
THIS declaration comes from tho sn,na mn
who bnt short tt,nu ago declared tint
American fnrmers were so poorly paid for
their prots,cts they were g0tng to Cnnatla III
large numbers. Ills ignorance OF this cotlil-
try, us sl.uwn In tile hitter statement, Is not
moro astounding than 1t IL In tho charge that
more for scienco than my otl,or for some
years past, aild who III thu Inst century iInvu
given the world tho telegraph, tho telephone,
thp steam tlre-onglnc, thu suwlng-maclline.
tho strcot-car. the reaper md mower and uIetr
plentiful Kindred, improved printing presses,
the steamboat. the cott0trg1l anl Its Whit
hoy attachment, burbcs,-wiro fences. tile ecc.
trio light, paper from wood. tic stcum plow,
and thousand alN. ons ninor Inventions for
sRvlng labor. Such bald, blind, stupid as.
sert!on rs TINT llude by Lord l,cacons'lel,l
would seeu! to Indicate thut tl,e Oriental
6nob who made It is III Ills outage.
, 1880-12-23

llcd VIEWER replied TINT ills fighting. wcph,
wns 1Hs pounds. at,'l Tint norman within rcnch
nj hEs arm would use such 4 rpntnrk wltbm,
getting n blow. sparks replied TINT hts uwn
fghtlnx-wGlYAt was IA, av,Ir,lunOls, n,,,l ,hs,
tho fpWH gents roach nf arm hui nj terrnrs f,,,
hfnl. ,Theroupon Wcuyor proposetl tn chalk nut
hts Ffzc ol Hrnrka yast hulk, nnt TINT cyrry
lick no struck uutafdn of that IEnc wha not II
to,lnf. IN tho nstontshmuilt Ut MI Csn,rrc.,,
ssmrka declined 10 ncccpt this cntircy fur o,rcr
HIS totiatItuulltA will WMnt 10 knuW tho rc,.snn
, 1880-12-23

s1oo1ey'. TEcatrs.
Randolph street, bctwoon Clark and In en11e. En-
ylgoment Of jarrett md Hlee's company. "Fun TIL
Tho Hr1stp1n
, 1880-12-23

Hershey Hail.
Madison atroot, betw0on Stnte and Dearborn.
Exhibition Of tho St0rnnld from Il to $50 Il.
, 1880-12-23

Ifnverlr'a Thcnfre.n
rPnTtoru HEeet. cornor nl Atonf0u. Engagement
OF 1tice's combination. "Chlin9"
, 1880-12-23

Olympic Thentrc.
Clark Rtrect> hetwecn tnk0 and Randolph. Engage
mont OF Frank /. Fshync. ''Si siucunl."
, 1880-12-23

THERE Is probably no Slate III the Union
whcro tho inwe nro IN such need OF reform ~
Tcxas. A recent experience Of tho 0alveston
NtEs IL IN tho pntnt It appcnrs TINT n young
sprIg of tho law ot that city nutued Wilson, while
conducting onso In tho Necnrttors Court. III
suited tho officers Of tho Court, nnl was fined
$a5 for contempt. Tho nG1t tlny entnn M Nr0to-
rs, nni tito fine wns remlttel Tho Nctrs Btatcd
tho facts cxnctlr as thoy occurred, wheroupon
tho lawyor In rngo called upon tho editor Of
tho Nt,ps and demanded tho insertion of long
verbose denial. An tho statements In tho reply
were In direct conflict with wfnt tho reporter
OF tho Nc,rs hnd sthio, tho editor tlc,nurrcd to
printing It, whercnpon tho lawyer demanded It's
insertion or thu option Ut suit for damages.
~ Mn d lawyer" Rnti he, "nnd wlll bring
suit agaiuBt you for defamation Of csinractur lit
Hrnzorln County [0nD long distance uffl. I
nm In with tho County Clork Of DrazQrln County.
md thy expense In itistttutlng tho suit will bo
nothing. demansl tho publication Of Tint artI-
Gle. or will force yo,t TO senti lawyer 10 nrn-
zoria County to defend yourselves. You cal'
tAlto your CHOICE"
Tho result was that tho Ncsrs printed bis COM
inuntcataon aud then supplemented 1t with Btate-
r1ents froul tho iecordcr tho Special Oilcor tho
WarrMnt officer, and tho Clerk Ut tho Court.
showing that tho original report Ut tue Netrs WIS
correct. md that tho lnwycr did apologize for Ills
abusive iutgunge Commenting uron tho sltua-
ton, tho Nctsg snys:
1t teaches that, under tho stnt,tes Of TcxoB,
Or under tortured construction thereof, Il pub
lIss.cr !.sny be rng9cd into every cn.,lty, beroro
S Sxefy 10, e no. sert the s'a M n slis f1r ne
l,l!,nt, with litto 0r M expense to pnrtIes
suing, and With no noss! s!btlity Of reclamation fur
.iof a.,ci, q System, tito prcss Of Tcx,s 1,,ay be
tnterlleieG from Publishing current fuuts III tho
tlny and sIo more complotely mtxx!csl thin a1sy
prcts Known 10 tho must IeepOttc Governments
Ut tho OLD World.
, 1880-12-23

A[onEsTr forbitts THE TRIBUNE to print
this paragraph fram The Davcnpnrt tIR.) Gazette
anywhcrc except In conspicuous p!aco on tho
cdltorfnl rnKe:
THE TtlnUHE IL, Of cot,rso, a Frcnt nowspa-
per. II nlortts honor M 8tIclt. Tint II IL, NJ a
itcwspa1Mr, alriHlly tho best tnnrtllng jnilrlni
pl'hllAhou III Chfcugo, luay us wul h1 freely cUIl-
ccdgd.
Now, nt Inst, tho editor Of the Gaztttc spcaks
Will bis customary poEspicnlty and force.
, 1880-12-23

New Academy OF Music.
ltAlstcd sssual, near Madison. Vest sdA. Engage
ueut Of Z. 4. Ssttsun In "Nrck and Noct."
, 1880-12-23

Tile death Of ex-Attorney- General Aker-
nun removes from tho field one very prominent
candidate for tho yaci1,cy on tho Untet S,n,cs
Circuit 1lpnoh 1T tho AlabAmn-1rxnB Circuit
nladu vacant by tho promotion of judge Wood..
, 1880-12-23

TnE Colorado (,fsx.) Citizen prints bpll.
pinch Statistics showing that tho citizens vt the
county are morally, and tho sa1nuns siunncinly.
responsible for only 8Ot3 drinks Of A1cuhD!Iu md
8,ss, Of malt liquors during tho month Ut NJ
yrmbrr.
Those little bc!ls, those little bells,
How many a tnlo their tn1,stu tells!
Yet, Ike tho necOints Ut the It0rlos Of Solomon.
tho half Is not told. They would nlnkv treyas
tho must temperate slato In tho UniUn, and
show TINT tho GeiI-punch Ia Rreatcr relorlnpr
than tho Mn[ne Enw Ur locu nrtton.
, 1880-12-23

N[cVIckor's Thentre.
Madison street. between State and Dearborn.
Ergagemont OF nors1unnn.
, 1880-12-23

Grand Upcrn-11on&e.
Clark street. oppastt now Cuurt.lf0use. EnRaRo-
mont Vt Minnie rsImer. "Minnle ra1mer's boarding
, 1880-12-23
G41r Gtil,a1,ne.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

1T hAf1r-fN AnvASCE-rosTA0E TRErAIr.
t)hty cdIljor one ycar q. On
ftafa al ynnf ,,rr LOO
1Iniy and Enndn y NM yrnP.,,,,,.,,..,,.,s 1S.&Nb
'rnrsttnv 1hnrshny and AatnrihY tDf Yenr,. ft<Ab
monfrT Wrdnnrt,T. and FfItlnF, rut rear, at.tbD
tundhj, 1a.paas ctflti,n, pur 3eat........+" Zoo
WEEKLY" "EnlT1uS-1osTrA1D. 4
INN eonv mar xcar ......,....,,...,..,.3 1,IStS
Tim ~ h<nn ~ ............,.....,,,u 600
ft,rntr .t.,,r ctnins s".......,.,.,,,,,.,,. " 5000
Specimen cdplcs sent frrn. ....
Giro tost-Utice address Ia f1tf, including County
and Htaso.
Nctnttancts mar be made citof bJ draft oxprosA
Fost0lce ot1er In rpxstesed letter. At our r1sf
To ErrY sEitsCNt1tEtta
yleifvosct, Yun.ay e1cepcd. aB renta por weGk.
payt1c)lycrud, Euntay included. 10 cents per weak.
Address THE TitthUSE COMPANY,
Corner Madison ant llcnrhusn-tt4.. Chlca1o. III.
, 1880-12-23

THE Stnte Salt Inspector Of Michigan re.
ports tho product OF tho pnst ycnr ut 3li10n
barrels Or IL, ,7i0, zoo bushels OF salt. This showa
mn increase Of about boo0N barrels, Or :,5o0,0p)
bushels, over llst year,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-04-15

[BY request we copy the following
extract from Tract No. 8, issued by the
Com mittee on Presidential campaign
Documents, on behalf of the National
Woman Suffrage Association.
Women Citizens of the Nation.
Since the foundation of this Repub-
lie, hundreds of thousands of intelli-
gent, philanthropic women have petit
TONED Congress to secure to them the
right of self-government-the birth
right of every American citizen. The
time for pleading has gone by. The
time for ACTION has come. Women
are now voting on education in nine
States, and are voting on ALL ques-
tons in Wyoming and Utah. Their
vote has changed Wyoming from bar
barism to civilization. All over the
Land, = women, finding themselves
,hedEed in and zllelp pless in all reform,
without the law-making power, are
demanding the ballot. Such demand
as this cannot be resisted. We are on
the eve of a great political contest. In
the approaching Presidential campaign
the women of the United States, if
they are willing to sink minor and per-
sonal considerations, and work solidly
for one issue, can hold the balance of
power. In the last New York State
election the women of the Empire
State defeated a candidate for Governor
(Robinson) who had vetoed a bill rem
dering women eligible as school officers
and secured the election of Governor
(COrnelD who recommended this meas
ure in his first message. The immedi-
ate result is School Suffrage for women
in that State. In the approaching
presidential campaign, the women OF
the nation can secure to the party
which demands equal civil and politi-
cal rights for woman, victory! They
can prepare for the presidential can
didate and party who ignore them
defeat!
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-04-15
District Court.

The District Court of this County
which commenced its term on the 5th
inst, after busy and laborious ses-
sion adjourned on Saturday afternoon
till the 5th of July, owing to want of
time to hear and determine the large
amount of business on the docket. The
following is brief summary of the
business disposed of:
Alexander II. Wilcox vs. Tunis II.
Hendrick, ct al. Continued with or
der.
George Postler VS.. Maryin Kent, ct
al. Decree for defendants sustaining
the title of II. A. and M Kent to the
property in controversy, and that
Plaintiff Postler pay costs.
Horace w. Hawkins va. Chauncy
Converse, ct al. Defendants given
leave to plead settlement instanter.
Russell Z. German VS.. M. E. Ellis
worth, ct al. Submitted and reserved
to adjourned session.
Chauncey Winchell We. Frank Frost.
Judgment affirmed. Plaintiff excerpts.
VIM. IL. Farr VS.. VIM. O'Brien.
Judgment reversed with costs. De-
fendant excerpts.
Horace Ladd, ct al. VS.. RoselIa r.
Russell. Decree for Plaintiffs sus.
tanning the jurisdiction of the State
Courts in allowing injunction to pre-
vent the aale of properly of bankrupt
by party to whom it had been previ-
ousiy sold IN fraud of creditors.
Stephen Case vs. Sidney II. Patter-
son. Referred to. S. p. Wolcott to try
and report his findings to the next
term of this Court.
Joseph S. Frazer. ct al. vs.. Elias Clay.
Error. Judgment affirmed with costs
against plaintiff in error.
Benjamin +. Keller VS.. David w.
Martin. Error. Judgment of Com
mon Pleas reversed, and case remand
ed to Common Pleas Court for trial.
John G. MalOney VS.. Patrick Clark.
Error. Judgment of Common Pleas
Court affirmed. Plaintiff eXcepts.
AloDZo n. F4rr, ct al. VS.. Orrin S.
Farr. Error. Judgment affirmed. De-
fendant excerpts.
Henry G. Tilden, EXT, ct al. vs Jas.
F. Barker. Error. Submitted, and re-
served tor decision at adjourned term.
Dennis g. Day VS.. Charlotte King.
Error. Judgment affirmed with costs
against Plaintiff in error.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-04-15
LIVE Long ANDsE HAPPY.

Why should not everyone live out
their full allotted time. enjoy good
health and be happy? Surely there is
no GOOD reason, and yet many will al
low impure blood, weakness of the
kidneys imperfect digestion, and urin-
a,y troubles to undermine and break
down their general health, and carry
them to prema aIura grave. Some seek
relief among mineral poisons, in pill
form. etc, Others resort to extensively
advertised alcoholic beverages and fer
mented liquors, only to feel themselves
for q time somewhat better, but after
awhile much worse. Now, why should
this be so? It is well known by the
intelligent portion of our community
that DR.. Guyeotts 8 Yellow Dock and
Sarsapariila will surely remove all
these di.orders. The medicine is the
wonderiul discovery of an eminent
French physician, and has proven it
self in thousands of instances to be the
best vegetable blood purifier known to
medical men. 1t never fails to effectu-
ally cure Scrofula. Syphilitic disorders
weakness of the kidneys, all nervous
disorders and debility, and all urinary
and digestive troubles. 1t makes the
old feel full of youthful vigor, and the
young energetic and gay, restoring
perfect manhood and wOmanhood, es-
pecially when the disease has ten
dency to weaken the mind, body and
nervous system. Do not despair. A
single bottle will convince you of its
great mecit as health renewer. Tor it
begins at once to give new life and
new vigor to both body and mind,
never failing to remove all symptoms
of any and evecy disc ,sse that can
be cured by cleansing, reuovating, pur-
H. t,1 i,
system, driving out, as if by magic, the
many ills the flesh is heir to, and build
ing up new health, new vigOr, and
new life. Large quart bottle, 81. CO..
Belding & Armstrong are agents for
this excellent preparation.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-04-15
Surplus and Profits, $25, ,3O(
A Mothers Grief.

The pride of Mother, the life and
10Y of home, are her children, hence
here grief when sickness enters and
takes them away. Take warning then,
that you are running terrible risk, if
they have q Cough, Group, or Whoop-
ing Cough, which lead to Consump-
ton, If you do not attend to it at once.
SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE
IL guaranteed to cure them. Price 10
cts, 90 cts aud 81. For lame Back,
Side or Chest use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Price 25 cts. Sold by E. p.
Brainerd & Son.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-04-15
The Secret OF Happiness.

How often have we longed for per-
feet enjoyment and how seldom found
it. Misfortune has come, or ill health
overtaken us. Perhaps a cough has
come upon us, which threatens that
dreaded of all diseases, consumption,
and we feel that death is near. With
what joy should we be filled then,
when such remedy as DIR. KINGS
NEW DISCOVERY for Consumption is
placed within our reach. 1t has cured
thousands who were nearer the grave
than ourselves and made their lives
peaceful and happy. Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Hoarseness, Loss of voice, diff
Guilty of breathing, or any affection of
the Throat and Lungs are POSITIVELY
CURED by this wonderful Discovery.
Now to give you satisfactory proof
that DIR. KINGS NEW DISCOVERY
WILL CURE, if you will call at E. P.
BRAINERD & Sons Drug Store you can
get trial bottle for ten cents or reg
ular size bottle for $1,00.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-04-15
Lovely. Clear Complexions.

How enviable is the possession of a
clear white complexion, beautiful be-
yond comparison, skin perfectly free
from every unsightly blemish, smooth
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-04-15

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-On Tuesday
morning the mail train on the G. s. P.
Railroad going south, at the second
crossing south' of nimavilIe ran upon
buggy in which were riding an
elderly colored woman named Moore
and her grandson aged seven or eight
years. The vehicle was smashed to
spiinters and the horse Killed. The
woman received frightful gashes about
the head and breast Of such a charac-
ter as it was thought would prove ia
tai, and the boy received severe cuts
and bruises about the head and face.
The unfortunates were taken on beard
the train and conveyed to Alliance.
AS the train approached the crossing
the engineer sounded the whistle and
when he saw the perilous position of
the woman and boy reversed the en-
gine, but too late TO avoid the sad ac-
cident.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-04-15

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