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sHILoH,s CATARRH REMEDY

SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
A marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diph-
liberia, Canker mouth, and Head Ache.
With each bottle there is an ingenious
nasal Injector for the more successful
treatment of these complaints with
out extra charge. Sold by Z. T.
Brainerd s. Son.
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Novelties.

The serpent, lizard and other elegant
designs in glove bands can be found at
Jos. s. 3. SWAIN,
Matchmaker and Jew eler,
Southeast corner main and Chestnut
Heets.
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H. F. Mccarthy, druggist, Ottawa,
Ont, states that he was afflicted with
chronic bronchitis for some years and
was completely cured by the use of
Thomas Eclectric Oil.
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TFiunA y ll a It..

Mrs. Seigfreid, Marion, o., says
Thomas Eclectric Oil was triumphant
in her case she used it for severe
cold and pain inside, and was relieved
in q faW moments.
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Tickets now on hand at e. IL p
Depot for over l 600 principal Western
points, which VIII be sold as low as
any competing line. Trains making
quick time and close connections.
w. d. ARMSTRONG.
Ticket Age Mt c. & p. Il. r.
Ravenns, Oh,s
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HOW NOW. what IsIt!

The gIeatst system removatoris Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. Try it and be
convinced. Price ST 90, trial size 1Oc.
For sale by L. p. Seymour,
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Repairing of Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry. SC.

Special attention given to the Re-
pairing of fine watches, clocks, c.
Jewelry neatly repaired. All wolk
warranted, and promptly done. Charg-
es as reasonable as any place in the
city. Jos. s. b. SWAIN,
Matchmaker and Jeweler,
South east corner Main and Chestnut
Streets.
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DeLisle's Pink of Purity.
For the teeth. 1t cleans them, gives
natural whiteness, delightfully."- per-
fumes the breath, and costs but 25 cts.
L. p. Seymour sells it.
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New AdVertiS'ts
THOROUGH ENGLISH COURSE.

Greek, Latin. French, German. Drawing.
without extra charge Resident French teacher.
SPLCIAL CLASSES FOR BOYS UNDER TWELVE
school Re- Opens Sept. 21st.
Circulars on application 677 I'm
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YOUR NEIGHBORs SPEAK.

The work entitled the PEOPLES CYCLIC
PEDIA. and published by Phillips & Hunt of
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a work of the kind.-REV. r. +. RANDOLPH, NJ.
Z. Church, Ravenna. ..
1 endorse the above.-REv. A. J. BRoCKwAY,
Episcopal Minister. Ravenna. o.
A brief examination of the Peoples Cyelope-
dia has satisfied me that it has real value and
that it is worthy place in the library of every
one W no desires to he posted IN the important
facts of the worlds history.-REv. ANDREW
ma. .
Ihave carefully examined the Prospectus and
first volume fof the Peoples Cyclopedial 1 am
perfectly satisfied that the Tables which are to
be printed in the last volume are worth more
than the price of the work The Maps, also. are
later and better than have seen in any other
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Having examined the Peoples Cyclopedia as
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il a> a work of great merit. More
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS are offered you
by the BURLINGTON ROUTE. 1t will pay
you to read their advertisement to be found
else where in this issue.
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BARN BURNED On "Wednesday
morning of last week the barn of Mr..
William Williams, wagon maker, a
half mile south of Palmyra Center,
was destroyed by fire, together with its
ITO bushels of wheat, from
Is to 20 tons of hay, wagons and wagon
stuff. The fire is supposed to have
been caused by spontaneous combus-
ton in the hay NOW. Loss about ST.
600; insurance $3.50.
Homicide mt eMt.
For some time past a bitter feeling
has existed between the families of
Vvrl'am Moore, conductor on the
N. Y, P. & o. Railroad, residing with
his mother at Kent. and James Nc
Bride. whp resides near him. The
quarrel, as we are informed, grew out
of Moore's killing chicken belonging
to Mcbride, which had got into the
garden of Moore. On Sunday evening
Mcbride, in a state of intoxication,
went to the residence of Moore and en-
deavored to obtain admission, threat.
ening him with personal violence. but
being told that Moore was not at home
he went away but returned shortly af
ter and broke into the house and pro-
ceeded towa ards Moore, who was lying
on lounge. in threatening manner.
Moore sprang up and as Mcbride ap-
preached him, struck him two blows
IL l. ell 4 1t.
taken up insensible and conveyed to
his home where he died the next morn
ing from his injuries. On Monday an
examination was held before Justice
Bentley and Moore was bound over to
the Court of Common Pleas in the
sum of $500. He is young man who
has always sustained good character
and is much respected where he "a
known.
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The Republicans of Summit County
held their nominating Convention on
Saturday and nominated the following
ticket:
For Representative, J, Park Alex
ander, of Akron Probate Judge, n.
w. Goodhue, of Akron; Clerk, Sum-
ner Nash Recorder, A. A. Bartlett ;
Commissioner, d. e. Miller, of Frank
lin Infirmary Director, J. A. Beebe,
of Akron.
There were only lis delegates to the
Convention, but on one ballot these
fair vote and honest counters" man
aged to get in III votes allie samee.
JURIEs.-Tne following are the juries
drawn on the Sth inst, for the next
term of the Court of Common Pleas
which commences its session on Mon
day, September 5th, Hon. S. Meyer,
presiding:
| GRAND JURY, SUMMONED FOR SEP
TENDER 5TH.
Alonzo D. Knowlton, Franklin; G.
r. Pierce. Hiram John Clements, Ra-
VIENNA; Il. Z. Merrifield, Mantua
Richard Evans, Ravenna Anson Rob-
inson, Freedom Loren Moses, Wind
ham Geo. Wisman. Ravenna; Eman-
uel Fenton, Nelson; Isaac Cornell,
Garrettsville Thos. T.. Griffith, Paris
0. r. Cooley, Shalersville; Darwin
Smith, Brimfield Clarence Crittenden
Garrettsville J. Il. Crafts, Hiram.
PETIT JURY, SUMMONED FOR SEPT. II
g. b. Merwin, Hiram ; VIM. Clapp,
franklin; Geo. Swinehart, Suffield 4:
b. f. Hathaway, Atwater j. M. Lou
denslager, Brimfield Benz. Anderson
Franklin Daniel Bolander, Suffield
John F. Williams, Palmyra; Joseph
F.. French, Atwater; VIM. Gridley
franklin; f. M. Sanderson, CARROTS
| Vile: A. C.. PiersOn, Hiram.
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PROGRAM

10. NUIUuItcI OPetCHeS Dy ..
Rev. Samuel Bissell, Twinsburg;
Judge Daniel K. Tilden, Cleveland;
Judge Robert f. Paine. =.
Judge r. r. Ranney, ''
Judge Luther Day, Ravenna;
Col. Royal Taylor, e
Eon. N. w. Goodhue. Akron:
Judge 8. H. Pitkin, -
Ephriam lindsly. Medina;
DIR. Lew Slusser, Canton.
II. Music. sic..................B Band and Choir
Ia. Benediction Rev. Edward Morris, Kent
10. Adjournment.
by order of Com. A. III. SHERMAN. Sec'y.
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CEMETERY GATES open from SEVEN A. II.
till EIGHT P. NJ. until further notice.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.

THURSDAY. AUG. IS. 1881.
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PEARLS.

The universal heart Of ,bless.
Is flowers. He has wreat them
around the cradle, the mar altar
and the tomb.
Leave your grievances, as NJ
lean did his letters, unheeded for tn. ee
, weeks, and it is astonishing now few
Of them by that time will re- ire heed
ing.
System accomplishes a. much in
housekeeping. rs anything else. 1t is
a great help to have q plan for each
day thought out the evening before.
or early in the morning.
He who can heroically end,
alversity will bear prosperity wi.
equal greatness Of soul: for the min
that cannot he detected by the for,.,,
is not likely to be transported with thu
latter.
oh, how dry and unmeaning is
nature, when explained by the sophist!
but how significant aud interesting
that investigates her wonders with no
other view than to gIorify the Creator!
One watch set right will do to
set many by; but on the other and,
one that goes wrong may be tn. means
Of misleading whole neighh .ood;
and the same may be said Of the exam
pie we each set to those around us.
Death is the great treasur ous..
Of love. There lies buried tn re.
wealth Of passion and youth; there Il.
heart once 50 prodigal. now grown II
miser, turns to contemplate the hoaru,
it has hidden from the world. Hence
forth it is but the common and pretty
coins of affection that it wastes on the
uses and things Of life.
While welcoming external aids,
We must ever bear in mind that their
Office is not to mould us into their own
image. but to feed our life, to stimu-
late our originality, to inspire US to
think our own thoughts, to bear our
own burdens, to live our own liv T. +,
We may, indeed, purify, sweeten 3
expand them, but it must be ,hrv
The wholesome and life-giving proc..
of growth, not by any effort :. cm 7,
on. by some one else pat.
terns. !:
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Sick in JAN.

A man named w. II. 4. Taylor is lying
sick At the city prison, and is every way in
. very bad shape. He came here from
Nevada and was on his way to Marshall.
when he was taken sick, and, having no
friends, and being without money, he was
taken to the Jail and stretched on his back
On = cot. The wife of this man is an or
gan grinder, or something of that kind.
Some medicines have been obtained for
him, and as far possible, Marshal Shy and
the police officers are caring for the un-
fortunate in the best manner possible
under the circumstances; but on account
Of the almost criminal neglect of the city
council in providing for the necessary
comfort Of those confined in the city lock
up, the mans death may result. There
y not blanket or bed in the prison ex-
sept the cot which has been provided bv
the marshal for this man TAYLOR. Last
winter there was no more in the wav of
bedding than there is now, and there is no
probability that there will be this winter.
Persons arrested and thrown into the Gala
Soose have to sleep on the hard floor with
out any kind Of covering. Prisoners are
human, and should receive human treat
r;'ent. and the city should provide, in the
n.ms ol humanity, something better than
the present accommodations.
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the sleeves. The whole effect is strik.

the sleeves. The whole effect is strik.
ing. yet in perfect taste.
The seamless and Alexandra
gloves are always the best To buy.
They fit beautifully and are mucl,
more durable. the kid being finer and
better than most other varieties .sy
clean we'll AMI are altogether more
serviceable and satisfactory than any
other make Of glove. The preiticst
colOrs for eve ing wear arc the delicate
shade Of peacn-bIow, pale salmon, or
rose pink, a pale blue, almost the cold
ice BIZ. which one sometimes sees, and
pearl or some other equally ex, sc
shade. For street we-- all tn. ric..
dark shades are seei,.
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Oh, What q Cough I!

Will YOU heed the warning? The signal
perhaps Of the Sure approach Of that
most terrible disease, consumption. Ask
yourselves ii you can afford, for the sake
of saving 30 cents. to rum the risk and do
nothing for it. We know from experience
that ShilOh's Cure will cure your cough.
1t never fails. This explains why more
than a million bottles were sold the past
year. Ii relieves Group and whoOping
cough at once. Mothers, do not Ike with
out it. For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's porous plaster. Sold by all
druggists.
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WEEKLY BAZOO.
SBOAIIA, NO.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1881.
Served Him Ri1ht,

Ed. Cartright and Henry c. Knapp
got on a taer yesterday and brought up i'm
the neighborhood Of the depot, where
they encountered young colored girl, in
the vicinity back Of the hotel, whom they
attempted to seize. She ran into a house
near By, the inmates Of which shut the
door on the marauders. They attempted
to take the premises but did not succeed.
Complaint vas made to the police, and
O6cer Whelan, upon the two men being
pointed out to him, took them in out Of
she vet and locked them up in the city
prison. Their case will be heard BY the
recorder tomorrow morning.
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Death Of Mrs. W. r. Dixon

0s0 % 0310. W n. O1AOu.
An. W. Il. Dixon died at the boarding
house on Second street, between Washing.
ton avenue and the railroad, At IL O'Clock
yesterday morning, of epilepsy. The lady
had been suffering some time with erysip-
elias and to-day was taken with an epilep-
tic st, frothing At the mouth and splitting
blood, and in thirty-five minutes was dead.
Dr. Fesler had charge of the case, but
pronounced recovery impossible from the
frst. He was sent for this morning, but the
sufferer was beyond human aid. The re-
mains will be buried from the Baptist
church At ) p. NJ TODAY.
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FASHIONS FANCIE

MORE collars Of Byron shape an,
fiat cuffs to match are q neat 70
camcPs hair and cashmere dre
| Il; is prophesied that dolmsns a
we'll as the Mother Hubbard variet,
will be the favorite wraps this winter
When travelling at this season O
the year, it is we'll to be provided Will
a pair Of rubbers and a heavy shawl
Striped and checked hose are still
very much in demand. They wash
well and always look pretty on the
foot.
-Basques Of watered silk are being
made for skirts Of plain satin surah
that are trimmed with the new bro.
cade.
-Passemcnterie trimming Of two
colOrs is very much used down the
fronts and around the points Of polo
naises.
Cancels hair goods, as we'll a.
cashmere. are in great favor for walk.
ing dresses and comes in all the new
cOlors.
-Watered silks are again in favor,
not. however, constituting the whole
dress, but rs parts Of the dress or
trimmings.
Small capes, in many cases lined
with bright silks, in ombre stripe, or
plaid, are co9uettish additions to the
plainness of Cloth walking suits.
Steel embroidery is now in vogue
for almost everything. The latest is
for stockings in black silk to he en-
broidered with steel beads up tue in
step.
The latest and most stylish wraps
that have been displayed 80 far this
season, is a mantilla made Of sicili-
enrc decorated with lace and heavy
Cloth costumes are made very sim |
ply, only a plain underskirt, a scant |
lraped over dress and q long plain |
,asque, finished with three Or five |
ows Of machine stitching. !
--Sashes are very much worn wide |
'round the waist. They form im-
nense loops directly in the back. |
This fashion will he carried into the
autumn styles Of rich colos in plaid
md stripes with metal effect in gold
md silver richly added.
-Bonnets are of all sizes, shapes
md styles. The new ones are seen
at the millincrs, a. most
II sensible people prefer to re-trim a
GOD straw bonnet just for the change
n the season. Surah silk and satin
re used to form soft crowns for some
f these bOnnets and fruits are much
mployed for trimmings.
"A beautiful late costume for
vening or housewear is Of pale-blue
ashmere trimmed with a fluted [
the apron front overlress is ,
ordered with fringe and is orna-
rented With a broad hand of maroon
elvet roses, brocaded on a gold satin
the basque is ornamented in
Ne same way, The brocade f6rming I
ne collar and revers. also the cuff on
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Written for The SUNDAY Morning Bazoo.
DEAD LEAVES.
EN ROSA PEAHl.E.


ET ROSA PEARl.E.
Oh, dead leaves. falling s.it and slow,
Oh. m">s.->. fading out uf .-,.n.
Oh, summer. when the roe low,
wa,ch you lose Your shining sher.,.
! t,,k ad"wn yoTr dear lest days.
And p"nder DER YOUR sur decay,
-" typical ~ life's quick change
Whoa called from clay o. clay.
] miss your daiu;ineS> If bloom.
That PASSED s'' swiftly Out of sight.
ENisiing fragrance for the morn
Bat diving in the night.
Aud yet, ii We Gods ccp>s( Dlls ones
With natures patience sweet.
Gould hra,els thus this mortal have
That i - incomplete,
And with hni half her perfect faith.
Her tender trusting know.
We should NOT trrmhle &c the voice
Which SUMMONS as to 90.
9Th, summer. yesterday, - fair,
oh. dead leaves. falling peacefully
Nav !. t"c. calmly yield to DEATH
When il shall come 10 me.
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The great twenty mile race AT tho Bis
msrck fair between Miss Cricket Still. OF
Beloit. Kansas, and Miss Nellie Archer, vi
Sedalia, Missouri, was won by the latter.
We have always heard that the Sedalia
girls were pretty fast Nevada Democrat.
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SOME ri the saloons Of the city will
cl">e Tuesday afternoon while the twenty
mile Interstate race is in progress at the
park. Ii all would do 50 il would be =
good idea, and would give the police an
opportunity to witness the contest.
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Gone. Inflammatory rheumatism
cured nv st. Jarob's Oil. Ira Brown.
Chicago Tribune.
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Tablets for school children
at Goodwin's, 200 Ohio street

-Sarlines may be scarce, but yon can
lind :. 4. Wright ut the store formerly o.
cupicd BY Ilolcomb'> china store in llgen
block. selling the best sewing machines
ever made 1T bed-rock prices. ON easy pay
mcntS t;O and see. 9-lS->Xw
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THE FINEST FRIED OYS-
TIERS IN THE CITY, AT
SICHERS. 9-l1 Il tt.
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FLEA BIIr....

| A lady in l. bv tn
the name Of I. At marie,
4 widower with elev, lren.-E.
That is to say =, 'as given u
tanning and is Dc DRESSING: hides
Men can T -n"htv r"e." whe,
they try; for ill., y
living On Fifth -.
band for q ne, M r dav
"My dear on epIie,., "time.
are 20 hard I "iOu will Kill
me. the lady exclaimed, land theu
my funeral expenses Will COS.
more han u new dress" &c.
| sho:iM have to bury you b. ,e,'
was the consoling rejoirdA'
An -rience Y Avs
I. IL ..ak. aw
..ho ha dau; tw...,
younge' than b.. begin by -
clari' 'uu always hit they e
sisters.
One of Se,lal .isome ,uno
ladies who had ar Astern
resO. nd had becOn u, :ierab!y
bro )m exposure to ut eather.
Wa Aed: "'vh2t struck ner the
most while ABSENT" instantly re-
piled, The sun, of course"
A certain POLITICS. . Washing.
ton, who was Kicked stairs the
other d. said he felt though his
seat hac - htested.
1t il tut time now for the
burning oi summer hotels; ''Ies COW
cred BY insurance"
It's soap deferred that maketh
u .rt sick lants. Const;t"';~
=. ,st Of T.. a..
- an abso fact
nat 1ner gi~ by an
Afric 81. % ago e boxes
II A. lean coated pills fur
,ished the deseri. "-Correspondenf
Letter.
That was when that king was
little green. He cant be fooled again.
rOu bet.
A certain clergyman in this city
5 thinking ofSpeaking to his congre-
,ation about contributing buttons to
he contribution box. He SAYS he
means to tell them "that if they will
h 80, not to hammer down the eyes, |
or, while it does not increase their |
'alue "a coin, it does impair their !
lsefulness as buttons" !
That is what We call button to !
,lory.
An old soak down town with
cry red nose and not q most amiable
ispositiep, used to say when the flies
'Ould gatle, upon his proboscis:
Oh, don't drive 'em away; they're
aving a good time, and If they can
ct their liquor without paying for it,
don't mind"
"A lady stepped into drug store
! New York where they kept books,
MI inquired Of the clerk: Have
ou 'GrOte's Greece mo. num-"
: replied; "but we've got good hair
!. Won't that -
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!, -, Gould the horses express what St. ia
cobs Oil has done for them would not
4heir neigh make loud yea?
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-20

FAIRBANKS SCALEBOOKS
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Sedalia, Mo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-20
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and sick with my kidneys for years, wrote
Mr.. Alexander Ferris, oil Chenango Forks,
y. v, recently. lie used Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure. Now he SAYS,
81 cheerfnlly recommend il to all persons
suffering in the same way"