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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-09-08

Hon. DANIEL r. TILDEN has again
been nominated for Probate Judge OF
Cuyah0ga County.
COLONEL T. c. CAMPBELL, q Stall
wart Republican Of Cincinnati, says
G. Foster can not be elected, and ought
net TO be.
THE Republican party falsely pre-
tends to be the especial friend of labor,
and yet it indorses the contract system
OF cOnvist labor, which is injurious
and oppressive to free labor.
CHARLES FILLIUs, the Democrat c
candidate for Representative in Sum-
init County, was in town on Monday.
Our friends i'm that County claim that
they will be able to elect Fillius, sure
and we hope they are right.
LABOR STRIKES continue all over
the country, which don't seem to in
dictate that degree of universal pros.
perity and cententment of which there
has been such loud boasting.
If somebody slapped Bob Ingersoll's
face for abusing Ged and splitting on
the Bible, the Cincinnati Commercial
would be very indignant over the out
rage on free speech in this land of lib
eriy.-[Pitts. Post.
WARNER MILLER, the new Republi
can "wOod pulp" q. s. Senator from
New York, in a recent speech, said
the monopolies must be protected by
law, regardless of the interests and
rights of the masses.
"VOTE the Republican ticket or we
will stop our works, and that will re
suit in your discharge" e."-RepublIcan
bosses to their men last fall.
"Vote az you please, but vote hon
walter TO his werkmen.
The above paragraphs represent the
position of the two parties in the con-
test this fall. Which is the manly DO.
sition2 Which Is in the interest of
the laboring men? Let the people
answer on the second Tuesday of Oc-
tober.
IT is intimated that a select lot of
the Star Route roosters, under the i'm
mediate command of that pink of pu-
rity, Dorsey. the boss thief of the lot,
are to be brought to Ohio just on the
eve of the election, TO scatter their
plumber over the State in the interest
OF C. Foster, and that lively times may
be expected.
"VoTE the Republican ticket and
you will get fifty cents pound for
your wool" was the promise made by
the Republican stumpers. which de-
csived the farmers last Fall. Those
who placed confidence in these lying
promises are not bowling very loudly
for e. Foster just now, but are dis
posed to show the Radical leaders that
dsceiying The people with such con-
temptible lies is not paying business
in the long run.
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md the existing internal management.

and the existing internal management,
this one new officer-the Steward
was q Democrat. The Republicans
could not appreciate the magnanimity
of the Democrats In leaving them the
giant share of the patronage of the
institutions, but they determined to
have all. They recognized the right
in no Democrat to hold an Office un-
der Republican administration, and
as speedily as the guilIotine could be
set in motion the basket of the execu-
toner was full of the heads of these
unfortunate Stewards, and of such
other Democrats as had been appoint.
ed to place by the former Admins.
trati0n. With one or two exceptions,
Governor Bishop found none of the
appointments under Governor Allen
in Office when he came into power.
l should modify this by saying that
Hayes followed the precedent estab-
lished by Governor Allen, aud ap-
pointed very small minority upon
Boards which had no remuneration,
and that number of these gentlemen
still retained Office
"HOw about Bisbop?" -I
"Well, the Democrats were pretty
hot about the manner in which the
Republicans had met the magnanimity
OF the first Democratic administration
in twenty years, and there was uni
versal retaliation and a clean sweep.
But wiser counsels prevailed. The
minority representation was contInu.
ed,and several of the Institutions were
reOrgsnized. But it was not general,
a. might have been expected under
the circumstances. The Superinten.
dents of the Girls Industrial School,
the Deaf and Dumb, the Blind and
Imbecile AsyluEs, were not disturbed,
while the Lunatic Asylums, the PEN
itentisry and Boys Reform Farm
were reorganized."
Well, how Is it under Foster ?"
eff possible, the prescription has
been more searching than under
Hayes. If there is Democrat hold
ing pay position in Ohio to-day un-
der the appointment of State author
tiles, I would like to have his name.
Like poor Logan, The blood of NO
Democrat runs in the veins of any
Office holder And Foster 10 not en-
titled to the small maguanimity of
appointing Democratic minorities up
on his Boards, because that admirable
system inaugurated by Governor AL
len has been incorporated into the
statutes, and he cannot evade it.
The truth is that the only honest
efforts ever made in this State in the
direction of decent and sensible
Civil Service, has been made by the
Democrats, and as repeatedly thwart-
ed by the Republicans when they
again came into power.
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THE MARKETS.
RAvENNA, Sept. Z. 1881.
ATLANTIC MILLS FLOUR AND FEED.

RAvENNA. Sept. Z. 1881.
ATLANTIC MILLS FLOUR AND FEED.
FLOUR-New Process, - 10; Pastry 81 90
per sack; o. K.e1 IS.
FEED-Bran, 81 per 100 lbs; Middlings, so
Chop. $3.50; Corn Meal. 81 IS; .Oil Meal. New
Process. 81 .25. Old $226; Cotton Seed Meal 81 rs
WHEAT 81 .33 q 81 Is.
CORN-shelled brings 9oc; ears. 45c.
OATS-45 cts.
RYE-No. brings Tue
BARLEY-None TN market.
HAY-selling at $40 q sla; according to
quality. Ready sale.
BEEF-Per cwt., IS 80
HOGS-Dressed. 81 90. per cwt
LARD-City rendered 14G.
SMOKED MEATS-City sugar Cured Hams
selling at I5c; Country 1s1Ic.
Shoulders. City cured selling at Sc. Dried
Beef selling at 15n.
POULTRY-Small supply in the market
Chickens. dres S I'd. buyers pay 10 cents; live &c
Turkies. dressed. 10c. live &c,
BUTTER-25c. ,t
CHEEsE-,Boxed 11@111<c.; Retails. II q 15c
EGGS-buyers pay 14c per dOz
POTATOES-75 q 90c.
DRIED APPLES-3kc.
BEANS-Choice handpicked in small demand
at 81 so per bu Medium 81 IS.
INEGAR-Pure cider ,retails 2Oc per gal
TALLOW-Buyers pay 5Xc.
HIDES-Green, trimm ed. No. l, &c
EEATHERS-Best retail at TIC.
WHITE LIME-$1 10 per bbl.
WATER LIME-$1 50
SALT-Coarse sells ut 81 90: fine 81 60.
wOOD-stovc 81 sO02 90; . feet wood g 0o
q So so per cord.
SUGARS
Coaee SENS Aof 11c
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-09-08
Temperance Convention.

Peoples Temperance Reform Party hold a
County Convention in CITIZENS HALL, RA-
VIENNA, on
Saturd ay, Sept. 18TH, 1881,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, to nominate a County Ticket.
In the afternoon the cause of Temperance
will be discussed. Ladies respectfully invited.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-09-08
Money OF the Country.

Comptroller Knox of the Treasury
Department, in paper read before the
Bankers Convention at Niagara Falls,
gives this statement of the amount of
money in the country and the kinds of
it, on the 1st of May last:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-09-08

The Bucyrus Journal, the organ OF
the Republicans of Crawford County,
says of the candidate of its party for
Governor:
Foster has evinced neither
ability as an administrator,
consistency as a partisan, wis
dom as a party leader, honesty
as politician, honor towards
other great men of the party,
nor fidelity to the people who
elected him.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-09-08

TUESDAY was the day set apart by
the Governors of setersl States, Ohio
among the number, as day of fasting
and prayer for the recovery of the
President. -, rH
WILL the Republican papers pub.
lish Bookwalter's letter to the Jack
sonville, Ill.,, Courier? If not, why
not? s+ -,
WILL some friend Of the last Re-
publican Legislature please tell the
people of q single good act of general
importance it passed during its exist.
ence?
The last Infamous Legislature pass
ed laws which Increased the local tax.
alton of the State five millions Of dol.
lsrs. 1t was rather an expensive lux
ury.
The Supreme Court has declared
many of the laws passed by the last
Republican Legislature to be uncon-
stitutional. In fact, most of the time
was spent in that class on legislati on.
The Republican Judisisl- Conven
ton for this subdivision which met
in Warren on Saturday, renominated
Judge George F. Arrel by acclama-
tion. " '-''i i'- l'''t. T.
"GUITE EAU, Republican, shot Gar.
field, Republican, and the Nations
President. Therefore, l should be
endorsed. I am personally stumping
the State on that platform. -" C.
FOSTER.
The Union mail steamer Teuton,
with l47 passengers on board, and a
crew OF 80 persons, was wrecked q
few days ago at Queen Point, near
Algola Bay, on the African coast, and
a majority on board, including all the
officers, perished.
If, as the Republicans assert, they
can prove that John w. Book W alter
is no Democrat, by his letter to the
Jacksonville. ILL.,, Courier. why don't
they trot out the document The peo-
pie are anxiously waiting for the
proof. ., ..af .... -
Tue most senseless twaddle of the
Republican, politicians is that charg-
ing Bookwalter with having changed
the photography of his name. If the
silly charge were true, what does it
amount to? But the evidence that It
is not trae is abundant and indisputa-
BILE. n.Pt
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S1,4se,510.s5O

Here is volume of money that
ought to satisfy the hungriest of
Greenbackers-nea 500 for every
soul of the population. 1t is shown
that $z73, $4,000 of this was in the
Treasury 1923, ,744,O 900 in the Nation
al Banks; $44 100000 in the State
Banks; aud ST., ,O72.O 900 in the Savings
Banks-leaving $871 ,3S2. 900 in the
hands of the people. i"
The Comptroller refers to the pref
erence Of the people for paper money.
"The people throughout the country"
says he, everywhere ask for paper,
and the banks find difficulty in supply
ing the demand, and like difficulty
in inducing their dealers to accept
coin in payment" Even the prefer
ence Of the Treasury itself for paper
was SO great that it is only re-
Gently that the banks have been per-
mitted to redeem their circulation at
the Treasury in gold coin of the Con.
stitutiOn. The Comptroller seems to
lament this popular desire for paper
money, since it may cause the people
to forget that legal tenders and Ma
tional bank notes are not real money,
but only promises to pay real neney.
Il Pittsburgh Post, ,'a ~ -it
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-09-08
w HEAT.

FOrthcom ing August Crop Report
of the state Board of Agriculture
Accurate Els ii M te of the Wheat
CrOp Just Harvested.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
EDWARD p HATFIELD, Of Ravenna.
FOR CLERK,
HENRY COBB. of Mantua-
FOR PROBATE JUDGE,
SETH ID. MOTION, of Ravenna.
FOR TREASURER.
REUBEN BROBST. of Brimield.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN II. DUSSEL, of Ravenna.
FOB COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM PAULUS. of Suffield-
FOR INFIRMARY DIRECTOR,
MARTIN GOODELL, of Shalersville.
FOR SURVEYOR.
ORRIN HARMOE, Of Ravenna.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-09-08
To Nervous Sunerers-The Great Europe
an Remedy-Dr. J. b. simpson's Specific
Medicine.

DIR. J. b. SIMPSONS SPECIFIC MEDICINE Ia n
positive cure for SPermatorrhea, Impotency
Weakness, and all diseases resulting from Self
Abuse. as Nervous Debility. Irritability, Men
tai Anxiety. Eanguor, Lassitnde. DepressionoA
Nervous System generally. Pains in Rack or
Side, Loss of Memory, Premature Old ge and
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-09-08

diseases that
lead to Con.
sumption. In
sanity, and an
early grave, OF
both. No mat
ter how shat
tered the sys-
TEN M Il Y he
from eXceSSes
of any kind, a.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-09-08

snort course of this MesIcfne wifi restore the
lost functions and procure Health and Happi-
ness where before was tiespon,iency and gloom
Inc specific Medicine is being used with won-
Pamphlets sent free to all Write for them
and get full particulars
frice Specific. 81 90 per package or six pack
ages for $500. Will be sent by mail ON receips
OF money. Address all orders
y, IL. SIMPON'S MEDICINE CO.,
No. los Main ST., Buffalo.
Sold In Ravenna by L. p. skYuorR 4 20
Wholesale by STRONG. COBB o.. tl-, eIaud.
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TheT Wcnty- SecondCeIebFatior

All tournament riders who hsve heretofore
participated in tho psrsdes on the 80 of Febru.
AIRY are cordially invited TO join Us in cur coming
celebration, and the committee will be glad tc
be apprised Of their determination by Thursday
the l. h OF February. possible. All tho trades
and me aanical Industries who desire to be rep
resented in line will pease report 10 the Com
mittee en- Programme by Thursday, Feb. 18th
The following are the rates agreed upon be-
tween the different railroads leading to this city
and the Chief Marshal for those wishing to ct.
tend the celebration:
Virginia Midland Raiwgy-From Bnrke,,
Zoe; Fairfax Sec; Clifton 81 05; Msnssss, ST 81
Bristoe 81 So; Nokesvile 81 10; Catlett's ST 95
Warrenton junction S2C5; Wsrrenton $3.50
Midland 81 25; Beaeton 81 ~; Rappahsnnock
S. IS; Brandy s. SO; Culneper So 05; Mitch.
ellis SIS ID; Kapld Ann SIS GO; Orange S. 81
Tickets sre for the round trip and will b, roof
from the Dist to 23d inclusive.
Washington and Ohio Ralroad-On Fab. Ole
and 22d this road will sell round trim tickets
good to return on the :3:d, at the follovint
| rates: Round Hill 50; Purcellvile 81 81. Hem'
ilton 81 rs; Clsrk's Gap 81 G5; Lessburs ST 81
Fsrmvlle ST. Guilford ST. 10; HernGon 81
Vienna Gee; Falls CAuica Doc.
COURTLAND Il. SMITH, Chm
ietl2-l" Committee On Programme.
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burned 10 Death,

A parry Ct ten men working 10 tutpcatDe
cncampsa in the woods at Jackson Syringe
Mora c,ua!y, N. c. They built an iuollnci
shcd b2w:tn two large pilcs, and rs they tx.
p;c.cd 10 to at w1lk in this spot for como week:
tEog made tho structure as substantial es posi-
bic, plllas upun tho ro5f layers of earth and
hlc3ry pcles. AID weighing it with tho largest
stoEc9 they could tnd. Monday niehi q severe
storm prevailed, s1d they built a large fire 10 The
centre OF thcstTucutc. Alter cali1s their ration:
they spread their blankets upon tho ground, and
at about | | o clock we're sleeping, huddIed to
gethcr ar5uad tho fire, which they had reL!enish
cd With t!lsh logs beloro they wont to sleep. Il
IS supposed that sbou. an hour after midnight
when tEa STERN was at its Insight, tho roof
with ita mass Of stuIeS ard Garth, fell 10 en- the
s!cerlog men. The flyor was covered With beds
OF leaves aEG straw. end The sides ware made Of
dry tTlis inierlaced, ard there was barrel oil
turpentlnc 10 the place. Thcsa caught from the
hre, and the whcO mass Wes SOON burning q,
white heat.
Tho two survivors were sleeping nosr Tao Goor
and were both crushed by tho falling mass. The
first to cItrcGle himself managed to drag him.
self ten fec! from tho ruins, and then LOST con.
ssciousness. When ho revived no saw stresk5 Of
lame shooting up from tho pile, and heard 8
voice crying. 'Help me. for Gods sake 1 am
roasting" Ono OF his leGl Yves broken, and he
had to crawl back TO tho ruins. He succeeded
in getting tho sufferer out who was more
seriously injured than himself one of his feet
being burned oil and his loft shoulder dsloested.
Inc two survivors wero too helpless 10 venture
nesT tao place again. They heard agonizjDg
shrleks from two of their companions imprisoned
in the burning heap of turpentine, straw, leaves
and wood, but could render them no assistance.
Halt an boar sfterWsrd the fro had done liz
work. Tho blsckonod skeletons CT six Ct their
companions wcro found in one place, ami in
another spot two hait.roas!ed bodies were dis.
covered pinned tothe earth By shsrpened Stats
OF pino, which had goue through their bodies.
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CONGRESSIONAL,
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. Is, 1851.


Mr.. E.i0r3, Ion TO UOnmi!;co en- Foreign
Relations, reported resolution providing thai
tho coasaut o.: lie Uaiel States vas necessary
before a2g inisr te2aIo canal c2ul tc clL-
stuo;:l sc;2:s Tic American continent. !ablt {
temporarily sn;; ordered to b, rFiaied Ct tic
suggestion Of Mr.. Eaten.
MIR. Allison reported from the Anproma
tons Ctmuittec, with amendments. the iortii
cati2H5 appropriation bill. PLACID on the cal
CndaT.
Mr.. lIarri,'a Till, authorizing ill.,, opIoin!.
mcnt Of 600 Additional Distrio: po'icom2n. was
passed o. GuIenlcd. extending The period OF
service t,on Is to 20 days
MIR. Te!lel resolution for light session., b.
elooilg Thursday, TO cors;dc: css,s ou tho cal
endar unless oiaeIwis, ordered and limiting
dcoa!e thereon. vas passed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House net at 10 o'clock in continuance
Of Tu?sds2's session.
"a motion Of Mr.. Carlisle, Of Ky, the Sen
ate bill WIS passed fer tie RENTING OF duties
on 80 oljsc! OF art awarded by the Berlin In.
ternaiionaI Fishery Ccmm mission to Prof. S. f..
Baird.
The poaciIiao appropriation bill. with Senate
amendments, WGs referred to The Committee %
Appropriations, aal then, ct 1915.
Tho House WJnt iato Ocmnilte, Of tho
Whole on the river and barbor bill.
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AUCTION EALEa.
By ONeal s. Lucas, Auctionee

~ ~ A'S"A " AAoSSS, oUCtlOQeerS,
ny VIRTUE OF q DEED OF TRITs.r
- executed by U. III. Monroe and vile. dstei
!he 1th dav OF October, 1915. and of record i,
hoer NO. o, page 2GS Of the land records OF A.
e1andrls city. Virgins, the undersigned will, >,
trustee therein named. and at the request OF In,
holders OF the note by said decd secured o.
SAIUkDAY, the och day of February, 1881,
At Il o'clock N, expose TO sale, at public auction
IN front of The Market House building on Roy.l
street. Alexsfdria, Virginia. tho following d..
scrioed property, to wit:
=, ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND with III,
BUILDINGS thereon situated on the west sid
OF fayne street, between Cameron and kim
streets, IN the city Of Alexandria and boundei
ana described ~ follows: Beginning ca fact 1
inch south of Cameron street and rnnninr
thence south with Payne street ID feet, theme
west parallel with Cameron street l23 fact +.
inches, thence north parallel to Payne street 40
feet, thence east psrsllel to Cameron streot 1os
feet inches to the beginning
Inc property is improved By FOUR BRICK
DWELLINGS, which will DO offered for sal,
lepsrately.
Terms of sale: Cash as to the costs of this SALE.
and the sum of $4,000, with interest thereon
rom the LIST day Of June, 1880, and for the resi-.
que OF the purchase money, on credit of fix
and Twelve months, with interest from the dsv
OF sale; the deferred payments to be secured by
inc notes OF the purchaser or purchasers and q
deed OF trust on the property.
CHARLES L. STUART,
IeOo'ots Trustee.
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NEW YORK, Feb. lG.-The Posts financial
article 10 day says: At the Stock Exchange VIC
have strong market for United States bonds,
tho d being up from to ll3!, Railroad bonds
ore also strong at 40 advance of i and Texas
a. Psc. land grant iIcomo IS. / J; Itoa Mount.
Incomes are III and in other ac:lve Issues, tho
cepllons being Q. G.. e. |. Z. incomes, which
sro down ! and Ohio Central ircomcs | per
cent. In tho stock market the dealings have
been largo AID tho leading stocks have ad.
yanoed 4,4t per cent, the latter Denver &
kIo Grandc. Union Pac. & Louisiana & Mo-
has advanced . per cant. each. Texas & Pac.
H., lion Mount Il Lake Shore y, Mich. Cen.
trail u Western Union Telegraph Dor cant.
each. tho coal stocks si excepting Read.
log, which fell two per cent. 10 tho
early dealloss and has recovered tho de-
cline: Another exception has been Cen.
trail Pacific, whioh closed yesterday OF 924, fell
this morning to 903, and is 9lB es VIC write,
Tho eZplanstion OF this dcclina 10 Central Paci
ito is found 10 the fact that Secretary Schulz
yesterday seat to Speaker Randall O letter from
Railroad Auditor FrercA, in which tho latter
recommends Legislation which shall compel the
Central Pacific Railroad Go. to pay 50 per cent
of ita nes earrings each year for the extiu
gulshnent CT tho debt of tho ccnpspy
to tho government instead of IS Dor cent
as tho present law provides. No change
in tho law 10 asked for resrcc,icr anv
othor railroad in which the United States has an
interest. The money market is without impor.
tant change, 5 per cent being tho ruling rats for
call loans.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

H.1!acr .IfoJaJ7iHes february 1G, $751;
%oT tAe middle Atlantic States, light rain O.
snJ%, followed BY clearing weather. warm
a.u!heIiy winds, falling barometer followed by
Using barometer Ind colder westerly winds.
TIE FISH QUESTIONABLE following corus.
poldence explains itsel!.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Feb. II, 1851.
Professor s. +. Eaird, Secretary Smithsonian
hs:tutt9n, Washingtcr, ID. C.:
Gir in our interview with you on Yesterday
Wc omitted TO ask your advice ss TO o prsctico
iong prevalent with tho gas authorities of this
oi;y .snd which We think very Injurious TO tho
81 interest. The gas ter made ct the works,
dtl. Tor u2o. Is emrtied into the river By means
vi sewer. This hss beer the practice for thirty
'""73 s2d wo respectfully request that you in
il7@ us whether the discharge CT this COS tar
,nto tho 'o.onsc is Injurious to the lsh, 90 that
me practice may be discontinued if ycu 60 cd.
Ti'c. We will also thanking you TO send
ichcdE!c showing Tho rroGnct:ou Of shsd in Tho
"n:0mec s!nco 1870
Thanking you !or The IT. formation already SO
courtco4s!y given, ! am very respectfully,
THOMAS Y. RIsHgILL.
tL@Ifm"D COMMITTEES on Public Property, CIV
e H!9XaU..fi3, W.
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M Gtft&T3 /.
Ns0SiiersI! Mothers

ara sou disturbed ri night and broken OF your
rcst Ey sick child suffering and crying with tho
aEcTuci:t!rg rai: Of citting tocth 2 If 70, go 1T
onco .nt get b0tt!o OF Ii RS WIESLOW'S
"UHIHi HN SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
i.i.o sui!crcr Immediately depend upon it;
s"@'" rs 10 mistake ah1u. i. There is not n
!s'ctaec Gu earth who has cvor used it who will
rot tcil you TT cnco th.t it will regulate the
h"Hc,a, Ani GiV3 rCat 20 tho lnothor, and relief
cad hia!h I" tbs child. operating like magic.
!. u perfectly eI:o - ia ell cases, and pleas
a.: - Tie taste, and is Tho prescription Of ono Of
.ao Oldest ard Gct. itilG:o physicians and nurses
! IL tao United States. Full directions for using
gill accompany czech to.tle. None genuine UNI
less tho fac-simile of CURTIS s. PERKINS
is on t"o outside wrapper. Sold by 81 Medicine
l!aslers. Twenty-Five cents 52.tlc. Reward Of
iTiLatiOnE.
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GTEaM vs.. MUSCLE.-Tmo things absolutely
nccc3. sTy to make pc:iccS roasted eoifco is uni
Isl, G.iy OF heat ard regularity Of motion; these
c.m caN be ojiounca Gy use Of steam. The
oppnSlte Il clearly shown 10 hand roasted C0ffees
In is alaay lmprfccttons. All choice grades
CT Cciiees viii swell when Subjected 10 q uni =
form heat. McBUrA,y's Steam Eoasted Cot.
lc $ arc al8aY tho cho1Nst grades. Their daily
increased Sa|cS IS q COOL proof Of superiority Of
tier Steam Roasted Cojces orcr that roasted
III tie krnd nldchiac anil npSclc