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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 MS. Perhaps cough has
come upon us, which threatens that
dreaded of all diseases, consumption,
and we feel that death Ii near. With
what joy. should we be filled then,
when such . remedy as Dr.. KINa's
NEW DISCOVERY for Consumption is
placed within our reach. It 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. KNEES New DISCOVERY
Will CURE, If you will call at E. p.
BRAINERD & Sons Drug Store you can
get trial bottIa for ten cents or q reg
ular size bottle for $1.OO. o
LIVE LONG AND BE HARPY. :.
Why should not everyone live out
their full allotted time, enjoy good
health and be happy? Surely there il
no GOOD reason, and yet many will al
low impure blood, weakness of the
kidneys, imperfect digestion, and urin-
ary troubles to undermine and break
down their general health, and carry
them to q premature grave. Some seek
relief among mineral pOisons, In pill
oh, Afh tn nv moi xyr1x
advertised alcoholic beverages and fer
mented liquors, only to feel themselves
for time somewhat better, but after
awhile much worse. Now, why should
this be so? 1t is well known by the
intelligent portion of our community
that DIR. Guysotts Yellow Dock and
SarsapariIla will surely remove all
these disorders. The medicine is the
wonderful 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. It 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 a ten
oency to weaken the mind, body and
nervous system. Do not despair. A
single bottle will convince you Of its
great merit as q health renewer, 1or it
begins at once to give new life and
new vigor to both body and mind,
never falling to remove all symptoms
of any and every disease that can
be cured by cleansing, renovating, pur-
flying and strengthening the human
system, driving out, as IL by magic, the
many ills the flesh il heir to, and build
ing up new health, new vigor, and
new life. Large quart bottle, $1.O0.
Bolding 4 Armstrong are agents for
this excellent preparation.
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Pe,lrrss &C viii Tell

SroUaHFoN, MASS. March 18th, 1850.
B. j. KENDALL & Co.. Gents: In Justice TO
you and myself, think ought 10 let you know
that have removed two BONE sPAVINs with
Kendall's SPAWN Cure.', one very lsrge one.
Don't know how long the SPAWN b ad been there,
hays owned the horse light months 1t took
me four months to take the large one OF and
The horse is entirely well. not at all stiG. and
nO.btinch TO be seen or felt. Thissis wonderful
medicine, 1t is new thing here, but II il does
for all what it has done for me its sale will be
very great. Respectfully yours, y o. -5is
CHAs. Z. PARKER. =.
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Dupree's Oil Of Beauty.

The only PERMANENT complexion
beautifier known to chemical science.
Prevents wrinkles, makes the old look
young, sallowness, tan, blackheads,
disappear, and beauty secured. Sold
by Druggists.
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Lakewood.

"What's in a name?" A great deal.
The lovely spot on the shores of Lake
Chautsuqus, known In former years
as Lake View, and later as Chautauqua
Lake, has been appropriately christen-
ed Lakewood, and it will hereafter be
knownsby that pames This is the oen-
trail point Of attraction on Lake Chau-
tahqua. Its picturesque cottages sur.
rounded by trees; its velvet lawns
,sloping down to the Lake the church
with its spire; the great hotels with
their cool and shady verandas and
the Lake in the foreground, combine
70 form a perfect picture of rural love-
hnesS Thelrailroad station (Atiantic
and Great Westerly, is but few rods
from the hotels. The latter have tele-
graph Offices, and the postoffice near
the depot, receives two or three mails
each way daily. Those who stop at
Lakewood, while enjoying all the Sc.
clusion they could, wish, are by no
means cut OFF from the outside world.
The postefiee of Lakewood, Chantau.
qua Co.. .N!IYi,, d,iiia .Yfphf.l5i j
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Al 81 Sale a1, Or /, Rent

ENHE large, ro9my and desirable property
ted at Mantua station, RortaseCo.,;O 6niN. y
p, & D. r. r.. IS offered for sale on easy terms.
or will be leased to suitabie-een8nts: The build
ing has an elegantly finished drug room, or the
same may be- used f9r q krQcerys OF Miiiinery
and dress making establishment; is Supplied
floors, capacious cistern, fine well of water
&C, etc. A small lot and horse-barn hard by
will be sold or leased with the ABOVE, If desired
era FITS CuyahoGa Falfs. Summit Co. q. or
CHAS. w. TRASK, Dentist. Mant0a Station.
!. Mahtua Station. Portage Co, OIL
May 17th, 1880. Ga
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The Most Successful Remedy
ever discovered, as it is certain in its
effects and does not blister. READ
PROOF BELOW. - 9a -.as z
- ~ .....l-7 % ~ -sz57E = 7
as, ir5 FROM asu ss9s-
Rev. r. n. GRANGER,

Presiding Elder of the St: Adams District
ST. ALBANs. W.. Jan. 90th, 1880. :,
DIR B. J. KENDALL & Co, Gents: In reply to
Kendall's SPAWN Cure has been very satisfacto-
ry indeed Three or four years ago procured
horse Of Ss,nsos oss snse dnd wn m enrfa
season my horse became very lameaa L turned
HIM ont for II few weeks when he became better
but when put him the road he grew worse,
when discovered that Il rlngboae " as forming.
procured bottle of sKendaffssi SPAWN Cure,
and with less tnan bottle cured him SO that he
is not lame. neither can the bunch be found.
Respectfully yours. p, N. GRANGER, 8;
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z Death of DR.. strong.

DIR. George w. Strong, proprietor of
the Raven IA ea1itsfian, died at that
institution ON Thursday last, May 2lst,
after long and tedious illness in the
eighty. third year Of his-age. He was
born in the town of Portage, Livings-
ton So9eS MY. Feb. 10. 1918, and
was married. 10 Mary M. Bennett, in
the town of Grove, Allegheny County,
N. Y, Oct. %, 1S4S. The same year
he commenced the practice of medi.
cine on Lake street in the city Of
CleYeland, and resided, there most Of
the time thereafter until ten years ago
last April when the removed to Ra-
VIENNA and established the Sanitarium
on North Chestnut street. He was a
member OF the Congregational Church,
a devout Christian, an. upright, hon
orable citizen who enjoyed the. conf
dence and respect Of all, his neighbors
and acquainfa,,Gea IA wife and two
daughters survive him, who have the
sympBthyIof the entire community in
their sad bereavement. His remains
were taken ID Oberlin for burial. -,
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FLAes,-We have received a lot o
Flags for Decoration, at - .i,isiai .z-a
q. .t,..,s.., ,.iz a.. f.. III. STILES a.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
RAVENNA, OHIO.
Capital Paid In, $15o, 900
Surplus and Profits, S25SO0

u. 8, BONDS-of all kinds bought and sold.
and exchanged at current market rates.
o. COUPON -FOUR PEN CT. BONDS
>on hand for immediate delivery.
b. Il. RICHARDSON, Pres't
ID. GOODMAN, WIN. II. BEEBE,
BH Vice PresIdent- Cashier.
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Buck1en's Arn1ca saIve,

The BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all kinds
of skin eruptions. This Salve is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by e. p.
Brainerd & Son, Ravenna. '.i Z
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sHILoH,s cATARRH REMEDY.

SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY.
A marvellous Cure for Catarrh, Diph-
theris, Canker mouth, and Headache.
With each bottle there is an ingenious
nasal Injector for the more successful
treatment Of the complaint, without
extra charge. Price so cts. Sold by
E. P. Brainerd s. Son.
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.KENDlLl's SPAWN CURE. /. /

AKRON, OHIO, Dec. 22nd. 1879.
B. j. KENDALL 4 CO.-Gents:-I cannot rec
ornmend' % Kendall's SPAWN Cure" too highly. L
have friend who Ownes q valuable horse
pearance of very bad SPAWN. He tried every
known remedy and gave up. thinking the spav-
in was incurable. persuaded him TO try your
SPAWN Cure and, after using it according to d.
rections, to pse his own language, /" 1t Knocked
the SPAWN higher than kite - and a valuable
horse. was saved and restored to usefulness.
am now selling your book. A Treatise, on tho Z
Horse and his Diseases, - and am meeting with
great success. Yours; &C.. J. j. WRIGHT. >
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sAsP w - arfN' - ~ 80 -
II II you are troubled with rheumatism
use "Kendall's Spawn Cure. See
Aqvt. ueyaeBs. Isoi ;4-Iisni
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Mrs. o. II. PARSONS.

The Stowe fainiiyogave one of their
pleasant entertainments at the Opera
House on Tuesday evening, to rather
a small audience. which was owing
doubtless to the extremely hot wealth
er. The troupe is composed of five
daughters Of Mr.. Volney Stowe, of
Nelson, ranging in age from 5 to 13
s,lwho are assisted in their per,
formances by their father, and they
show most wonderful musical talent
and SIX ills LNF NGR HA
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THE ROURTH.

| Preparing for Is Celc ration.
A meeting lw4si heidi at the Court
House on Thursday'eyening last, pur,
snant to pfeyious announcement, for
thspurppse) of making arrangements
for the.proper celebration of the com.
ing anniFersAry of our National Inde-
fpendence, and for the carrying ont of
that object the following committees
wsrs appointed 81 = 81
/ XRR3NGEsfENrs.-H. Y. Beebe, O..
Q. Risdon, Geo. E. Fsirchild, D. M.
Clewell, Harvey Waterman.
+ FfNANCE-W. A. Horr, j. f. Arm
strong, d. G. Snyder, c. w. Brainerd,
81. W. Riddle.
AMUsEMENTs.-H.L L. Miller, 1. T.
SiddaH,TW. H.Beebes G. f, Gepping-
'er, =. +. fRfddle. G.. S.'lCornihg, J. j.
Shraeder, Philo Bierce, &c. S. iCotter,
g. p. Reed.
MUsIC.-C. III. Griffin, j. III. Oakley.
Z FIRE .WoRKs.-W. II. Beebe, Geo.
'Gentholts, A. 6. Mason.
:; DECoRATIoNs.-W. S. Krake, r. B.
Witter, d. FL. Lord, Miles Lowrie,
Geo. w. Butler, A. E. Seaton, D. B.
Lawrence, Paul B. Conant, Charles R.
Baldwin, - ~ AA@ = "a " -
q On motion it was resolved, that the
Committee of Arrangements be re-
quested to appoint one Vlce-President
from each township of the county al
so, to invite the several Bands of mu-
sic of the county, and to select Mar
shals, Orators, sc.
1t was also resolved that the Com
mittee on Amusements be requested
to correspond with Prof Thurston,
the eronaut, with a view to have a
grand balloon ascension as one of the
attfF:sttilooafsl q A tithe 9esfrssiiopGg0Il0G|
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it PATTEN's MILLS, w AsHINGrON Co. VI
1tit 1910 es February 2ist, 1878. -
b. J, KENDALL, NJ. D.: DEAR SIR The par /.
ticular case on which fused your SPAWN Care,
wasa malignant ankle sprain Of sixteen mon tbs
standing. 1 had tried many things. but in vain ;
Your t;Spavip Cure" put the foot to the ground
again. and for the first time since hurt. in q
natural position. Fora family iininent it ex-
GELS anything we ever used ,,7s4.- 49,
Yours truly, + % REV. NJ, p RELL,
Pastor NJ. + Church, Patten's Mills. n. Y. =
= s-...se il. -lats fis5ttn : - sitff- 81
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H[NDlll''s. SPAWN cURE1i|... /.

KELLE4'sisIAND. Erie Co. Ohio. Mar. ss,:: 1880,
DIR. B. j.. KENDALL 4 Co., GENTs 81 have
used your "Kendall's SPAWN Cure'' on . bone !,
spavia and am pleased to report that it has
taken the enlargement entirely on. IL took ONLY },
one bottle to perform the cure. ami confident
II it properly used is will do ALI YOU claim fori
it. Yours truly, e. n. LINCOLN.
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SN III !atis fst-t'
Statement made Under Oath.

. To WHOM IT MAY CoNcERN.-In the year 1s7s
1 treated with Kendalrs SPAWN Cure. q bone
SPAWN ofsevcral months growth nearly half as
lameness and removed the enlargement, Ihave
worked the morse ever since very hard. and he
never has been lame. nor could ever see any
difference in the size of the hook joints since
treated him with Kendalls SPAWN Cure. i;
- st-ti -i<i5;'=4s4tis r R..GAINES.
:. Enosburgh Falls. VT, Feb, 25, 1879. -ltsst
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 25th
JOHN q. JENNIE. Justice of the Peace. 8
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.

RAvENNA, THURSDAY, MAY ct, 1880
CEMETERY GATES open from SEVEN A. n
till SEVEN r. H.. until furshcr Hoticc-E
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Chairman iunali of Committee of Arrangements.
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ity and on reasonable .terms. M, be.
We have commenced work on The
Premium list of the Portage, County
Agricultural Society, and shall COM
plete 1t as soon as we conveniently
can. Those who desire to be. repre-
sented-in its advertising psges should
hand in their copy. at an early day.
Next Sunday forenoon Rev.. AM
drew Wilson will preach "Decora-
tion-Dsy sermon, and in The evening
his subject will be "Capital Punish
ment" with special reference to the
three young men now in the Stark
County Jail under sentence of death.
On Monday evening last the friends
of Mr.. w. T. Gruudel and wife, to the
number of ever forty, made them q
very pleasant surprise at their resi-.
deHce on Spruce street, it being the
twenty-fifth anniversary of their mar:
riage. The presents were numerous,
appropriate and valuable, and the
party was one of great, interest and,
pleasure to all presently i5J ia iiB@
See woman on horseback In motif
er column, riding near Spears Vine
yards, with q bunch Of grapes from.
which Speer's Port Grape Wine lis
made, that is SO highly esteemed BY
the medical profession for the use OF
invalids, weakly .persons and the aged.
Sold by Druggists. 6l2-y.
, 1880-09-02

W!Ilte clover and beans from Montann,
,M,asiilnRtoiit amt Dakuia; and bullnrry from,
tha Missouri River bottoms, pn,1nj To Osnw,
orange Tor hedging: AZ the upper end ct ihn
Gnt ~ = cnse gxhlb!tIGg ,Mctity.tlIrre differ.
bitcls. elm. balm of tlilcatl, bulletnui, wISIte
maple, Giupsoye maple, laurel. e,c. '"''''
Iie wheat exhibited Ii mostly Scotch Fyfe,
,, IIto car ard ita contents were arranged
mnnss 1 t!,o 9ufGIyisl"n .nf Mr. James u.
nfKi s ns complete atnl tastefi.l NJ ci, be- sIr
sl[cu: lt y !nln'.r, 10 convey, BY practical
great frtlhn, of which the Nosti. l'acific il u
NAN @ nftery a!Ms Ior tlfs. pnrIa,so will he
tAkm thfoMkt! TIC Eaat nrHi exElhEtetl nt tl,e
It's confso Will Iia from iisrs ID sai' Deirit by
the Michigan Cciltrni, shipping nj nj tswms S ~
en-, route for exhibition. Thence It
Z Worcester, Mass., TO b b soWat W. Tho s'nn f"li
there next week thence through New iianp.
ti,enco 10 Montrna riie refnTn trip fr"'n H,',
Montreal llas not yet been arranged, but viii
10 50 ors!etgd as 10 tnko IN all prominent
Eastern cities, returning 10 Chicago about
Yet. Is. On its Journey Il "! u no .tnub, co.n.
rleio!y overthrow the pop,llar idea tint the
1eNi6n # roprcsents cnn only produce wheat,
tercsted y, tile development Of the great
The exhibition Is under charge Of Mr.. ], II.
Hanson, of the st. 1'anl Plo1,cer-I'rcss, who
IS familiar with the conntry, ard can give ali
Information required.
II lowly Al, enigma and conveyed around the
eity to Tho Michigan Central Iepht, whetlce
" departs Tomorrow lAorningt a large party
accompanied 1t.
, 1880-09-02
THE JAMAICA HURRICANE.
1mmruss pe,truct,on Of Properly,

AmmeNNo 0ehHfHcAlOn o. E'FoPeTEys
TnthApELpiifA, Aug. So.-The steamer
Dover, which loft Port Antonio, Jamaica, on
the a1st ihSt-, arrived hero to-ttay, alld brings
further atlvices 0f the grUat hurricane which
swept over tint island un the 18TH init. than
luve been hef0Te received. Capt. smith. OF
the Dover, Which layfn the snug ltarb0r Of
Port AntunIo during the hurricane, snys tint
the hurricane began TO blow at $ O'Clock in
the afternoon Of the 18th. aud continued
until 9 O'clock tho next morning. Tile Duyer
sustained no great tla,,lnHt, but tls 4estrltc-
tIoli OH shore nlul nnol!K the si1ll!ll tansst..
ing vessels WIS inoaleuiaI!e. All tlle small
craft oh the coAst wera destroyed.
~ Fort Antonio eleven houses ware
a siozcn houses arc lstt stnildlng. did all the
houses nt NnncliNn.al wNrs destroyed hr
very bully tlnn,aA,,l. The ontlFe fruit crop
OF the: ialA,d WIS destroyed: Thousands
swept Hw1y, ,uid tho c0c0nntt crap was atso
ppopla wllo thought themselves rich week
before werH drying brenl fruit to prnyni,t
AID al telegraph lines were down; making 4
1itiirnlt 10 vet news from ntller poinss On tho
island, but %burayes communication cnWltl pa
hAl tic Ausys was to tho suine e!lHel, tla4t tbs
Capt Smith brings advtncs from Kingston
which say lhal at TINT place largn buildings,
tsrsE tns''1nE ;sStnl I, y sI,e'eS o,s Ws!' Ereay N
suburbs wtrt fatally demolished, All
the trees Int the t1wr were I'dwn
tlnwn. and n,nliy business houses sir
le,cdL 'l'Aa Erta,est destruction however,
WIS nlong The harhur, ttDnt All " 4u
SMALLER vessels vert either stove 1r sutk.
Thy wharses were al destroyed, tMcluslllg
that Of tile ltuya| Mall Company, wl.ach was;
considered very strunx and sub*tAlsIal
structure. At Mcdowell. liunkey Il Co.'S
wa!ars e,rfG wasdcarful hnvuc. Thu steam.
a!.ip Au!sTlcnh,glyinE,'a a! .slts placs, Was
afivul Az; nstors aud crushed, together With iao
plef. Il'9 bark. -Akhar wlts st1ve. Mld The
scl,o0nsr Dnnnt!ss wus sunk, TIC mute Ut
fts H,lt.tt iattst bonE iiLpwnMl. .rlis news from
sailiIs OF the ll1sur, and Capt, Smith thinks
TO- ,lsaF " full ssrentu the 'a,naeu y yet
kll0wh. lla says1ilat the fruit tralle NJ
JanM!ea llas feccfSrdn set-back from which
i WIZ n1t recover jn Two years, as tens Of
1hoMsaiIas o.! Of aeres OF tzeef md plants have
rlcane swept tho etlllrv Island,
, 1880-09-02
TILE NORTHWEST.


The Northern, Turiic I,nilronfl Company
ha bit ii eu,uluru,ial,,c ,.nter,,ri.a recently
fitted 10 a L,vg, s1..,ur -. ptat,,.ri In t,,o
lsv,t d,,.r..,,,... an'.M ,., W. s,auu ~ .. so
turm,d ~, ,"s''a'Ne s!Sle III ~ exteFioe' tfans~
.,,mtu lhc insrrlnr into \ small but tce'ntng
Northwest. AMI srut |, m,",,, ia travail. M n
lLraus nj ,I,rr,s.,'.. ~ "' .',,'". s,,.,"a..
D.k,,t, W,,,! " n,uh'1"silE what M1h1'ssotn,
via" slol'i;''Is', and Washington could 10
Yesterday uftrrnoop +no ror nrrtvel from
St l'an) mn III. ,n,,,Ma. nv ~ 49,. 'n,s .1t ~
tn ,,a.,, ~. Wv 'eR"M' ti"t'lr a1R' WIS h'el ~
Sir,'.MH rH", !. ny nnn.'Nr of gentlemen IN.
Iii. ami s,,,aa " nv ae:lealtufal advancement Of
M|s NY frct ling. and OF usual width,
sn% sn%'IM'inris Minlis n'nrsrd md painted, and lifted
,A,ptuTI TIns, sAt'sts, frames, A,nl racks, nii Of
, 1880-09-02


t,,,,r.cn Anr si-r..t .rtut ,vn. t,,,r-
Cn1cAuu, aug "l'-Laat meek "l.s lnto1-
ruptnd, whlio rcaalng. .IHE IKfRuNn hrtlclo on
"Staryfug Lawyers" by n lady looking for work,
md telling tho old old story; lived In af}E.,cnce;
husoana aiea' sopoea py A"yeas. y .ss,. Masn9 a'e
allowance ior tne 'Shothnct IN WHICH noh Aeep
their wifcs nbout thoir bs,eIncHE, md for tho
cousoo,,out oyarcstiuntc whtUh women usually
,.o ~ st.n f,,,I,, n,nana i, -.,,n,,. t,.t I,,,u
yera hhve long been tho hcvour"rn' OK Widows'
hOlIaoa, tho ruhbers OF nrrhnns. and. mot infra-
1,,c,,tlv TIM worst s,brnies uf th,hr ow, clirnts
a. 80, ia ,h,a ,,,,,orxtnn,, fhnf vhrp ,,t, nefntn
~ "et 20 'u.s .s N'"'"tooa s 49, =. "" ". -" ss',.o
comes 'hto utl8"uo,s nun eas Ko:h 70 tno
fact of mmkipu will will be sufficient eytQuf,co
~ Ss.,n,,r, for av,rv snn.tbI, tr.n .,I,I
y. ''ef'."' ~ 1 ~ ~
Rir0. Or 0eHfNEt niA plpPorty " nle
hoirs, 70 rrovemI ILL.,, ~ eeoona.ng FIRE u'a Prey o.
injury Fnthor uinn that lntllotNa ~ lawyers
liil!!er prelenso " n!MHns t @ snn!sha. @ nMy nSs
viii pe plelaTanlu ~ sn"t ulo !Lay iatutAny w
poet IRON puIS1nF MS e"se ahto tno hAuos OK
Awytr3l .-....
~, NJ y GiaAe, thoy eeena 70 ,t 20 ftktfunu aa
brlRAndA Your Mhn'ey os }pnr NY. toE wy oha @
may tA&e your itte II ne nave money 70 teo
lawyurS.
This ID strong sthtemont Or tho o0so. and
tlero arc honest tawySrs' -. ous erss "1S nv,
killing tho Yoose that ln!'i tha xolash egE} AUD
II tho rrt'feastun 10 nht bfouRnt 70 4 hlYhtf
stWuiAril 1n..n will tAkv 10 SETTLING t'ns1'lttes
by furcu OF arms, h Hhlls the declsinh o! tattlc
r.!or .hnt, ttnt a. court o. t'see w, 1us,eu:
'aru crowded, anu tho dpokets Hrs GroW!rd ~.
cnUsu thc liar j,nK been employed II, lutpet!lny
ths c!iuso of Justice. A1unt iwo.thir.,s Of its
, 1880-09-02
no Office ho,,rs. t,o not keep tholt :spxaKoncnts

20 otllcc hourt. do not keep tho1F :arFaEomonts.
1 An"'s"r "r ,p.,''r witt, them ia that .hhy rnnt
TO beRin Where did. sntcn*sfHl men lcny6 pt. hy
demanding NJ much ttH NJ u Gnnth 'tjftL Chi.
unEn youth wns admitted IL the f}nf. a fhi.Hd
rmrlny,s, hItn 10 nnNe a heed. and tho ,yti!ihE
fnhn's chafRo wa4 fi1o. fIt Is now going Nf,htit
from Stats to Btats secklnk whom kh tnay dst
vUur. Z
II seems TINT established firms aro employed,
ell There nrb mon who, years. akt,. werc faith.
fnl to. their clients tlllH,Ht III business. 9nd
worked Tor eu:h wnhra ~ nun ctnlld afford y,
Pny and now thnY mr. 1ald fnr ttIc'r n1rtrihneh::
etincatlnK yt't,f,r ptttfninhn who may 1hnny
hinKaif Il Wnft@tet md 10 tt.VHt t'Inn tnlf:
business. there xi.s a .plntrilh bttnlng fur n
few hun.sl. rtaisUtnbGi tafj,Able lawyers tn this
ganlc city at this BAmU tttnn.
J4SE dnEY Bpf1ssu4t.N.
, 1880-09-02
The Democrats 4sntly Sold.
IL Tho Editor Of 1hS Ch!cuop Tribune.

SYCAMoNE, ILL.,, Aug, all learned OF n good
Joke on tho Democrats ut i1nnsIey, H., this
morning. Col. J. L. Long, Of Kentucky, was en-
gagged to deliver d temperance lecture under tho
auspices OF the Grand Lodge or Good TcHspinrs
at Huntuy last uvuMlug. For suno reason or
othur ho decided not to apcak. Quite u mrgo
humber OF people had assembled II, town. and
the Democrats thought that Col. Long. being
from the soulh. WIS, uf coursp n Democrat, and
determined to hnvo Democratic rncetiuE and
hnvo Col. LonE address them. Accordingly q
committee waited on hln,t mad ,skcd II he would
addrbss thom on sone subject Or other {ch0ce
of subjects to lfo with hlmh plpt!KEnR thcnl-
lcnaca. Col. Long agreed ~ address tho
incoling 4 President a Dcmoerat) WAS
was requested to mike a raIitlcal speech. Cpl.
Ch0if1na.i, who rpnnrkod TINT tho Colonel would
toll them sGrne good nows from the South. Col.
Long, aftor bCtug Introduced, npUoRizutl for not
having spoken IN the temperance question us
pcr arrangement, mud thon pro0ccteA 10 mike
us 4rand Republican spesch ~ was ever 1ellv-
cred in the county, for, instdad Of being Dn!s-
Octtt. hg in atanc!l and true 1scptiblcl1i. Tho
Colnnel epUk8 for over IN hoiir, showing up the
solid South and EUrthUrn Democracy III thaIr
proper light, and bllstcrng tho Democrats In a
thorough nlanttor. Tho town fe grently excited
uvcr the speech, and the Democrats laughed ut
for their SUCCESS iH securing Republican ora
tor for o Democratic rnlly. G. W, 7.