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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-14

The Philadelphia North American (reputli
CAM says:
There is q fair prospect that tho republicans
will be able to gain foothold 10 Virgiuia next
fall. when representatives arc elected TO the
Fortyseventh Congress. Both the democrats
and the readjusters have put full ticket 10 the
field. and though the former would like to patch
up some kind Of an arrangement with the re-
pudiationists. the others are not willing. I'm
less, therefore, the recent political history of
Maine repeats itself and tho readjusters absorb
the democrats into their ranks. the republicans,
ifthey stand firm in favor of honesty, can hard
~ fail to secure some advantage. Those who
are 10 position to appreciate the situation
think that they may gain four seats 10 Congress.
Perhaps this anticipation is rather too sanguine.
but gain of half as many would be worth
working for
Are there any Virginians. native or adopted,
who havo previously voted the democratic ticket.
and especially who still profess to call them
selves democrats, whose vote next November
will tend to realize this prospect upon which
the republicans are so filicitating themseIves2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-14

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JULYl", ISL.
Sun risas"....... 4 80 Sun znts........... y,
ARRIVED
Sir Lady Of tho Laso. Norfolk to a Reed
Str Goo LeAry. Norfolk, to u B liooa.
Str Mattano. lower Porc. to j HroIera 4 C.,
schr Henry Dsyy, Providence, TO American
Coal Go.
, sChr E!lwood BnTtoa. Now LONDON. to Amer
Coal 20.
schr Vim Johnson. Washtn. 10 Z & Hooe.
CLEARED.
81, Lady Of tho Lake. Norfolk, by + a Reed.
Str George Leary, Norfolk, by Z Is Hoos.
S!mp Allentown, Providence, by American
schr j b Harlow. New York, by American
Coal 20.
Schr Kitty Ann, Gooiget'n. by Vim A Mcoro
PASSED UP.
Schrs y Powder and j b Vsnduson,
MsloRAEOA
kchr Annie K Adams, hencs. q. Mort ,lk l2.t.
Schr Maggie Cain. from Richmond, 1t New
York 18Th.
Schr Arthur Burton from Kichand Mo, FIR
Richmond. Va, WAS at Vineyard Haven l2!h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-14

The NY. Trbuno's Ku KIux story, cooco,tcd
for the purpose Of firing the Northcrn hcsrt.'
has been sittcd, and urDs out to DO gross, wifuI
and deliberate pervcrsion of we'll known facts,
devised for no other reason than to rekindle The
embers Ct hato for tho South now dying out 10
The hearts Of the people Of tho Ntr.l. This
iS no moro than was expected, and it only shows
to what straits tho republicans arc reduced for
material out OF which to manufacture rarly
capital. The whole story grew out of tho fact
that party calling themselves regulators at
tempted to oorrec: tho morals of their neigh
borhood, in Scott county. Va, by foeaiog the
offenders, but that their victims. as We'll as
themselves. always voted tho Democratic liskct.
Tho affair has eliminated 10 tho death Of tho
leader OF tho party at the hands Of one of tho
men he had punished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-14

The market this work Was well supplied with
al! kinds CT oek. Cattle were in good suppl,
and sold readily at quotations., the market hc'Dr
quite trtk the NEST Of the limo. Calves dull
and nominal. Sheep and Lambs err comirs
10 ireelg. and arc in lair r,qucs.. Hogs mc
higher; but few coming 10 aud tut i,tl III
quirE Cows and Calves dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-14

NEW YoRK CATTLE MARKET. Juiy !" 60
Beeves-Slow sales at reduction equal t. 81
per head. Texas ind Cherokee steers rang, !
from G3aI!c per ID, dressed; dry native cows
from TisSc; common TO good native steers f., III
9is9tc; prime and extra do ut 9i,92c. with u few
selected bullocks up TO l0c.
Mich Cows-Market is looking up and iaal.
org quote poor 10 che. C, n! 3JsSjO per lad with
fair cIll
Calves ALI excep. primo vols waro selling
rsther slowly ut easier prices Extroma Toe
veals. 4isG3c; mixed lots &4siic; bullcrmiik
calves 2is3c.
Sheep and Lamb:-Shecp wyro in demand 1T
fuli prices including worry poor To very choice
at 3 CUlS6 W per lCJ lbs. Lambs wore plenty
aud shade easier. with rather SLOW salos 1T IA
o'c per 10 for southern end western, and e. ,7r
for State.
Hog'-A small buach Of State hogs changed
hands alive at 81 IS per 100 lbs and doslers pu:
The nominal rarge at 81 G2is$i % per lCU los.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-14

NEW YORK, July ID Stocks s!rons. None:
2i3.. Flour firm and quiet Whaat-spsiol
nominal Wlntor fairly active Corn quio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-24
Nusfdmot(@e 2sano(&au.

Aus europa Iieseu bic Ra&ri@teu
isbr iparlid Dor. am 10. ausuit fanb In
Sl9l bic psreintarts 3uiamm.ntunft Der
Raiier pOn Osuti9Ianb unb Oeifsrreid
fiatt. Ser 8srtebr beiber Wsonar@en iolI
bas @sprase Der SersIi@teit setrasen bas
Ben. Dis bsutidsn unb 0iirsi@ii@sn 8Idts
ter bstradten bic 8uiammsnfunft siniaim'
mtg ais Ranifeifation far bie unsefSrte
SOrtbauer bes .Sitrei9iidsn gaat.
niHss uub ais @swa3r far bic grbaItuns
bss europaii9sn 5risOens.
Ssa9 ben. wie es Beisi pom Shrlisn
Sismard tnipirirtsn v@rensbotsn" bat f9
swii&en Ositerrei@ unb England sin erniis
Ii@er Swiit entiponnen pesen Der gontrolle
Der S&iiffabrt aaf Der untsrsn Doaau,
wofar Ositrreidb ben gorRs rsHamirt.
wsI&sm anipru9 England entsessntriit.
Deuti@Ianb ftsbt In bisisr 5rase auf offer.
rei&f&er Ssits. Na@ elmer gsrIinsr
Dspsi&e iol iebo@ bis bstr. gOntyoprIs
Iansit bsiseIsst ietn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-24
Vefesrapai(4e gspsf3eu.
9suti&Iaub.

Berlin, 10. gus. Dis Ssaltuns un.
ter ben gsationallib1aIen pirb nd9fe @os
DE cine prattii@e 5orm su sepinnsn an,
fanssu, ba aIsbann GOrdenbsd unb Ridert
stn nsuss. sssen bic gismard'i9s poIitit
seri&tetss prOsramm pori5Iassn we,ben.
Die WitsIiebsr Der ueusn partsi iinb
itramms Grsibanbelstdmpsn. = Man srs
partst, baB pprIdufs unssiabr pieranbs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-24

W. Ow"uuVt twlsyS" SIsu'o''a's" NV
@reenbddern su idsu unb beSbaIb @eapsr,
ben grdFbsntsn bss @eidseIbss unb ber
Beidt0pfe binanterseianbt auf ben Stump.
Sc boIf ni9ts. alabama sins nit ers
bradenber Rsbrbsit bsmOtratiid.
Ri&t anbers wirS ii4 bie Gage in girsis
MEN ftsIsn. Die &eabiuiters, uel9e
bic ibnsn bur9 bic garpstbdssers aufse,
baIfte Staatsi1ulb NIT benz uuhen
Sduau,ns ausuii5eu ruollsn, finb fi9 in
bic 5aare seratbeu. 8is @epubIitdner
Der Saction nanntsn cine uoue An3abl re,
publitaniidsr Brdflbenteuwasl aslmdnusr, unb
bic Demotraten eine poue 4n3abl bemos
tratil9er. Inter iol9sn tlmidnbsn msr,
ben aIIer BabrideinIidteit mad bie Des
raotratsn ben Staat sewiunen; bsnu ielbit
70 Ianse, ais bic vRsabinfers" eiuis mas
rem, batten iie cine nur serinse Waioritdt
aufsuweiien, inter ft5 seipaIten, werben
fe absr taum TN Stunbe isin, ben Demos
tratenirseub srnite SppoFtion su maden.
Su u@eorsia uab genuefiee wirb
60 ben RspubIitaneru NIT ibren gsriudsu,
ZEN Dsmotratsu Sieie Staaten abipeHiiis
gu MAIDEN, nidt bsiisr sebeu. M6sen bic
Demotraten tn 9oeaIfraseu setbeilt fem,
IN Der NatiOnaIpoIitit wsrbsn fie persint gu
ben Demotratsn itsben.
Na@ aasbem su urtbeiIsn, finb bic auss
fi9ten fur bie Semotraten iebr gut; ober
m0sen iis ui&t persefeu, baB aud ibre
@.snsr risfs arbeitsn! OuB es ben Rs'
pubIttansru ni@t sans ianft su Wutb III,
last iid unter ben llmiidnbsn Isi6t ertldreu,
uni Uereopprtr ise Saber ibre Mnisrsnsuns
gen. Bis iest i5ienen bte Obaleiter ber
republitanif9en Champagne nur um bas
gotum Der SrIdnber beiorst seuefen
su iein; iis lieBen in SnbianapoIis cine
RationaI. gonusntion rspubIifanii9sr Srs
Idnber abbaItsn, iberi@wsmmtsn bas 9anb
nit fsurissn AbrsGsn an bis SSbne Der
srinen SnieI unb Iuben iosar bie pIsitens
ben iriidsn 0espublitanerA Elm, ii@ su benz
am 8. ausuii itatiiinbenbsn srOBen rspu,
blisanii9en sriessratb in Rsu Oo,t sin.
Suiinbeu. s7l
Rit unssbeurem Gifer wurOe auf einsn
iriidsrspublitauii@en Boom binssarbsis
tet. S69it auifaaenb mar ss, baB bis
beuti4en RspubIifansr uon ben Wana'
germ iosar usrna9Idifst purbsu. Das
iou isst anbers pe,bsn. Wan srinnsrt
fi&, baB bic Seuti9en GsllOw gitissns aud
ieber stne Stiu,ms baben. Absr wie bisie
Stimmsn bstommsn, bas III bie Srass.
Ois bsuti5sn RspubIitansr iinb bar9 bic
idIs9te BsbanSluns, bic iis in ber gartei
srfabren babsu, srbittert; bic Esmpsrsnss
frase bat pieIs aus Der partei seiast; bic
rspublitaniids lInbaIbiamteit In Der Sonns
tassfrase bat i&wersn S5@aben ansrtd'
tst. @ie nan bas alss wisbsr gut mas
den, bas 1T bic Grase, weIde bic rspubIi'
taniidsn Obsrbratbsieber bsi@dftist. Da.
BET tIinst ss isbr bsfrembenb, baB BIZ
rspubIifanii4e gonferens tn gRew yort iid
bauptid9Ii9 nit ber SsiIuns Der llu,ufrie.
benbeit ber bsuti9eu @epubIitaner bsi@df'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-24

gas gnasisen ienbe man ipdtrsfas8
Wuntas Bergen elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-24

gn;sissn fir yienies, 9ptierien, @IRisssass
,s., aIs bsm Settle Der fatb. !air&s satrisrs pss
tsn fttne aafnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-24

csiratbs- unb 5Ssssaa,sissn mis- @ssaA
$3.50, rtne Spru@ $t.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-24
greise DIET Amzeissa-
9ucal<Nati,eit.

nater 3eilen 8rspisr rerben nttt Hnpszszz.
rnea. Sir jsee 3eile Brewer obsr bsrsa ssxMap
eas 1. Nal 10 Cts, bic nd1feu Walr 5 GsKs4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-24

sasHSsHss aH,assn maHsn ssraasseasls s4ssA-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1880-01-16
.in,'., Stanhous-P PEaItInei n

.,lt sn xlUJdH TTTIJ- iij5IiE - aJtbW
Mr.; o. H; Gardper js the originator, iy as as
wen as tie successful mechanic in t!he
use Of this .matefiall f9r coYeFipg steel
knives and forks fork which fseqFesd them
from rust, saves asWaaEisOmeg amomt. of
daily toll t9 the .h9Hset tkeepeFif from seOnrt
ing, which, as, ally ladies' Hdf' experience
know, tends tQieQR1ihasIi wear npOnithemJ
BY this process, hpWeEery they are made
more durable, and finished too with
a, keen edge, and eertainly are very pleas.
ing to the eye,i as we'll as for use. We, with
OTHERS ofuour AeighBors and friends, 'have
used this work #andaFe we'll satisfied with
it, and take pleasure in Recommending
Mr.. Gardner; as a a'gentlerhall whose word
can be relied upon and whose work is Of
a very different kind from those irrespoh-
sible persons, Who in the past have disap-
pointed some of our citizens, who We're
misled by givingto them tli9it patronage;
the result Of which was disappointment
and condemnation Of all others Mr. G..
brings to US from his home in Pulaski
and other towns also ia New York, high
praise. as. to his integrity and skiIlful
workmanshipy ,where for the last eight
years he. has used this Plating gover more
than L, 900 dozen pieces. s. ' Orders may Be
left at. Mn, ThuFbef's drug store, Or at
Amsden &. Harris jewelry' establishment,
and at his .h0rne, corner Of Park and Lake
street where the'work is done. '' ''' e ~
An active'm on 'wonan agent as can
vasserin this region would find " lucrative
employment by consulting soon with Mr.
lc,l,,.,.i,.4. =. .i.44a 80 uuiIl..,' ,'t''fr'' -''
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1880-01-16

The grand Jury that convened the
present. week are rather a good-looking,
bRsiuess-like number of men. The jove-
like head of Captain Csrlin Of Conneaut-
the fOremaD-is rather prominent feature
of the groupe. o. K Latimer, of Say
brook, appears to be the scribe. PrOsecu-
TOR Petitions f6kes to the dutisE Of bis of
fee as naturally as duck to water. and
shows good share Of industry ana dill
gsnceih theirdispatch.=4Iavihg been called
as a witness before this cOnclave of grave
and reverent fathers we have to acknowl-
edge the pleasure felt in the attention and
kindly disposition shown by the Prosecu.
tor, to relieve, as far as possible, the te'
dium of awaiting the proverbial claws de-
Law"
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1880-01-16
AHSTTNRURG

.E.FTGE IL 49, FSE-aa5rtltS :
Charles Goodwin and family have moved
ON to.the sid 'Grffis FARM - "a
Martin PArkst ahl Truman Miller sawed,
split and piled IA cords pf' ls-inc6 wood id
two days, or 16 hours. .l,'nd .'"G." ...
The post Office Isl now. connected with
the main telegraph line, by wire. -
q Gen. a.. A. Miller, Of this place, was born
Jan. lsty 1890. and consequently so years
of agei nlbewis NJ. Miller, Of Boston, Mass,
was present ststbe last anniversary. =,
=, Aaron Wheeler, died on Thursday. Jan.
nat the ageiof SO years He was born in
Canaan, n, Y. in 1794-was;in the war of
1872, and in 1919 came to HarPrrsfeld on
foot, with pack Of % Hs. He bought
the farm now owned by Frank Wheeler
and for "A years was unable to pay more
than the Interest. Later,in life he added
to the farm until it was one of the .laFgest
in town. His son Henry Wheeler, and
daughter, Mrs. J. G. Skinner, are residents
ofAustihbnrg. -" OFF. o.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1880-01-16
-The Hub seems- -slraRgeIFrlacki

The Hub seems -strsRgelyrlacking in
.veneration for The quality Of .indepeuds
'encs" in home papers, We were informed
by a county official, the other day, that he
was the last Of the court house officials to
give up the Ashtabula type of this class Of
journals. Another, in the course Of cons
versation, remarked that he had recently
been favored with a call from the editor Of
the same paper. he thought that proba-
bly, there we're uses in this world for euJ
nuchs but he had not been able to diseov-
er any good end for political eunuehs, and
he feared that he had lost If indeed be had
ever entertained aPy rssFecs for tsem in
the department OF newspaper literature.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1880-01-16

EOza Ra0gzsAs EeeP-one-gii--tiii..saa..rgs the
stocks Of horse trimmings and harness ma "a
terial, to be found in any establishments
prObSbiy iG TIE counfF.A Theirgeods' TOO
are quite equaIfh qaslifsstO mary city g
taBlishmsnlss Thsg.hsss beepIlaying ma
large a1aotit45sof siegapt lap and other
robes-a iiueiThigher grade df goods than.
have been before introduced into this mar
ket. As1t is always good policy TO eXs
hanst our own supplies before going abroad
for fine goods, our friends should loOE
over these really elegant wares, and see
how much better they can do at home than
in spending their money out Of town. -.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1880-01-16
70 I'i,e h r-,e,attest IIeiIn,e1IdyI' ~ Knovrn.

Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Is. certainly the greatest medical remedy ever
placed Within the reach 81, suffering hulnau-
ity, Thousands OF once hopeless sufferers
now loudly pfoclhini thelr praise FOR this
woAGerfil Discovery 70 which they owe their
lives. Not only does 60 posltively -Uure' c on
sumption, but Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron-
ehitls, Hay Fever, HOaFseness and all afIec-
tiQps Of ne TblVat. ghast sgha kHh ss- Yield at
by magic. iVpe DO d 1dt ask .ydu 10 Buy a large
bottle until you knnyf.ay hGtsyO0 are getting.
We therefore earnestly request you. 10 eau on
your druggists, Geo & Rogers, and get a trial
bottle for ten cents, which tllcohvince the
most skeptical Of its wonderful merits, and
shOw you Whata regular one dollar size IhOt-
tie will do. For sale by Gee Il RogcrS.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1880-01-16

"A little before five o'cIgelV-last week
Friday m6nmE the BFjs2 sf0Ig occupied
by Messfs. 4. o. &F. ". Moore was dis
covered to be on fire, by Mrs. VIM. Will
lard who lives nearly opposite. The alarm
was given and promptly responded to, but
the fire was extinguished without the aid
of the fire department, with loss on stock
of about 81, 500 and damage to building Of
about 5000. Upon the stock wasRn i'm
surancegf 5000, S1OeO5nHbFA Aisihd, OF
Ashland and $1,000 iHhs Riphasd OF
! 5AIa6ssela ;sohbuilding $500 d;~1ns Phoenix
Mutual Of Cincinnati, Green & Williams,
agents. 1t was evident the store had been
burglarlized. for forty dellsFs IN CASH was
.laiAsRS SGsw the h66SRdEAwdel aad4avel-
lar window and door forced open. The
burglars undoubtedly fired the building,
bat whether ibtaAt5sonAEy4Sp not is not
known.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1880-01-16
COUNTY NEWS.
zazFRe#eeR -0wS CORRESPONDENTS.
GRIGG,s CORNERS.

Earnest Mari. aged IS years, son Of the
sEidvE s5qAuF uFhfarf,s 6te GFsggS Corners,
hung himself in his 4noshsrs barn, on
WeapesaeE @aeFhs0az kR& Nsa home
from school and said to his mother, that
be .hUd become -disouglzg6d. !. .shdI Thought
hs s06hlaihot attend school 'ahys 4l16re. but
xtd1aa try t6.gst.F Fpfsggfh fhe mn, pearby
a ana al earn ss9methipg,... After s9pe regrets
expressed by his mother, she requested him
to. turn the zcattie out Of the Barn. This
Be1lia, 6st,K5ss spOtsssas Againuntil dark,
when Mrs. Marr took the lantern and went
10 the ebarn.and There found ms .lifeless
b6dy halgih from from 8 piece 5f4tiIhBsf cross
Ing from The upper gigtss : The alarm was
given ard theCbedH cut aldowRIlfEohaiw hieh
aha aHia1al sIusEt5 ,Eads departed tHB hat
was left .apoa tii9 tfh5ef, aiifdi his thittens
thrown in different directions. from him..
The habits Of the young man had been.
somewhat irregular. 2 Hothng1s known Of
his-intshtidrs ofE3iolenee Epon Ainself, or
of, snyscenditioa of mind calculated to.
lead to such ssct-v-z ~. - ~r-gEs 80 :.
q It was 8hg opinion of Justice whipplei
a. R. Weseote has guardian, and all the
best men Of the neighb0rhOOd, that it was
a clear case. .of-sgieides andthat,atherefOre,
the services of the coroner and inquest
were not required. friends-under
rbA eirsyn stances were4e to t7roeeed with
lfHe burial, i."7 7'5'i"Sf .'''''''''> - ave
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1880-01-16
!. :. ,ME Carl GallEiPs:;I3SdB,

From a private letter fromrMr.'O. g.
Calkins Of East Roekpott d. We, We publish.
the following in regard to his, son Carl,
formerly an AsBtabplal boy. who now
holds the position of Master on the United
States Steamer Wyoming: '''e' ' ...,s;
Carl is in the eMediterTaneang on the third
cruise around, taking in all the principal
ports, and once making the round of
nearly. the whole eeast Of the1Bhck Sea.
His family have resided at Paris, Nice.
Florence, Venice and Turin {, , He is with
them a few weeks, now and. then! AS to
Z, his rank, he is Of the same class as Irwin,
on the Michigan, both are "Masters," and
will be LieuteRants after a wBile.' But Il
Captaincy only comes with old age, and
nearly all Comnodores are superanuated.
His present rank corresponds with that of
First Lieutenant in the army while a
| Captain is Of the same as a BTigadier
| General. He has u comfortable TING,
] usually, though some of the movements
/ of the Wyoming have not been very salts
! faetory-turning back 500 miles to New
! York (whileion the way to the Paris Ex-
I posidQn9, on account of leaking -and
4 losing the screw on the second day out
4 from England, and not smuoh more tkan
drifting slowly to the New Jersey 'c0Fsstt
4 long. oyer due His wife lives IN Europe
i lust TO be within enc oTtwOa Thousand
miles or him. they expect To- see Ror1It
and Naples together, however some timt
ffhis winter, and 10 come home within
l,Vear, probably after sS1mmering IN tht
}, horthern waters ana ports IF EVFebe,'i ~
" ''"''" .Baasi
uHI ~ asr -
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1880-01-16
nurrirn,. Arnlcn SnIye..

3 The best salvc In the world for Cuts BruiS-
eS, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
'Tetter, Chapped Hands, ChilhlaipS, .Corps,
and all kinds Of skin EruptiOnS This SANE
Is guapanteet 10 give periegt sat- sac tian. N
every oise or money REMINDED. Price . cts.
per box. For sale by Gee s Rogers. 55-09
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1880-01-16
Five IInndTed rhoaland stroII1ig-

In the past lew mon tbs there has b@en
mOtethans50o 90 S5ttfes Of Sh on, 3 q Iire
sold. Out Of the vast Humber Of people VINO
have used it, more than 1900 cases OF Com
sumption have, been Cured. ] AL Coughs,
Group, Asthma, and BrQnehitiS, yield at
once, henceit is that everybody speaks in its
praise! 10 those wh6 havs not used it, let
Us say, ifyOu have a Cough, of ydur enid
the Group, and YOU Vtiue hfe, don't iail to
tIyitI uFOr Lame .BaeHl Side or Chest. use
SptlOh's Pprous, Plaster. iSold,by SWf4 and
Thqrber, 8. ;Gq-,p ia+ 1E,riria,a ''' absOa "a
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1880-01-16
Among dc most renarkable produetion.

Among the most remarkable productions
of this age and country is Halls Hair Re
newer. Its success is unparalled. II IS
sought after,by rich and psdr, high and
low, young and Old. ~lhhabitants Of for.
eignZlands-the peopleOf AuHalia, OF Eu-
rope, and of South America ind means to
gefzIts at whatever cost. ftiSsbe6aG5e it
works ike magic It restores the hair &c
its youthful color and beauty, and robs ap-
preaching age 81 one of its .dissgrsea6le
adcempanilnents 1fyou are getting bsid,
trtib Try 1T II g1a are getting gray3 OF
if YOU wish good haiF. dressing. L Will
not disappoint yoG-lA lAuReie (lald.l IFs9Cs,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1880-01-16

The agony OF Neuralgia, TO0thhChe, Head,
ache or any pain whatsoever can be retieNeu
instahtapeoUsly by. using Dr-, ,henlIef's t5Otu-
en- Relief II also readily cures rheumatism, /,
Bncknche Kidney disease, Cole, DiarPltUa,as.
Dyseptery BqIVis, bruises, eto.' Try assaiA-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1880-01-16
- ErOm tia aetozl EIgI
5fesr6nr MOUSE. ~. nroy.. il
-1RDIAAE Elt y -, = II 49,


/ -5R.AI5NA El.ssz ~.
Dear sir;-sff hese been shIicted for soAs
TINE wi, Win 95llqgs 9nd perSaas prostrss
{. ~ y hss5osi m sS ss .5 az
Tonic recommended TO me brsevs-iI frier.ss
.leEes who iPsd eRpeiiehe5a b b .I isiaI 81
fects, as the great remedy for restortuei q dis
9aplnlSdsf = posfid SssfR stis vs. 5Hs tBos5 r.
suffering from the diseases. for which 1t Is
ipzspaHecss .deh1 l1sidserely iy6afs,
sai .tffsssgr irHE Tee .Vffnn1 seF7At s{Vi POsr
57sl1s--l- Chief GIealc. Weighefss ID Depsfin1ent
DR.. Fenner's Blood ana IllFef Remedy
aud Nerys I9Ege Raystsell Be- eaiiHt The
cenq qlieflng beTQ@ref the tines Whoever
4Ass5 : ne flaeSs isl1ould take It, for it reeu-
lates and dsssteFeSthe 4isOred system that
gives rise to theIi-e ItalEays cures Bilious
ness and Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dys-
pepSla, Constipation, Headaches, Fever and
Agasy Sple6b- rgsiheiltS, 'Scrofula, Erv-
81 PelaS PlmPtesE blOtches. antt al skin
ernptlons and Blood Disorders, Swelled
Limbs and DrOpSS, Sleeplessness, Impaired
Nerves and NeFFeHs Debility; restores flesh
and-strength when the system. is running
doEni or going Into decline; cures Feusla
weakness and Chronic rheumatism, ar
reiIeEeS Chgonlc bronchitis, and al lu1t
and throat diheultieS.i 1tdOes these thine
by striking at the root Of disease. and ro-
moving IT'S ;eapssI = s. ~
DR.. Fenner's Improved Cough Honey
will relieve any cough in one hour. Try
sample bottle at ten cents.
DR.. Fenner's Golden Relief cures any
pain, as Toetbaehey.N Neuralgia. Collie or
Head9.che, nate 80 minutes, and readily
relieves rheumatism, Kidney Complaint,
I DiarrhOa, stey Try a sample bottig g7at 10
. -f HaI .aaH aa
~, Dr.. Eenner 5 Negotiable Blood and Liver
Pills. The best family pkysic -khbwn.
For sale BY Swift At wholesale bg Strong.
Cobb & Co., Cleveland, l0hiog 70 sa,ii
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1880-01-16
- Ssrnnae PeopIe..

DO YOU know that there are Strange people e
inl0urio0nnfa ity, we say strange bee9dSe
theEsesIh % pSefep 10 suffer and PASS Their
days .IpiseIabl y lnade so ysiDisBepsla, and
LiYeT Com lplatn &, Indi igastion. Oonstfpatian
and. General, Debility " when slSHIAOH'S
sod by 7Tift I and TlhqrPsF & C9.i ,riu .t.r
r 40 4t-Tl-. I-5-l.I Il s-7IIlIIHEf- ,asstltVE
/ we haye speedy and pQsitiVe Cure for
Csitsfrrhs sDi iptheria, Cankef mouth and Head
A nasal Injector free yith each bottle Use
it If YOU desire health and. sweet breath,
Price 30 cts. Soldby c, z. Swift. 4l 1y5S. ].
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1880-01-16

d When y1u want something TO attend strict
ly TO business and curea cough or cold in-thp
head, got Dr. Fenuers Impr6ved Cough Hon !
ey. IL WlR relieve any cdse la one hour.
Try = sample bottle 40 iOc, b. .s,......