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National Republican., 1881-12-21
LTTTLEOInL FOUND Wonders for Xmas, 42l 0

Dress and semi.dres suits complete assort
ment. Eiseman Brothers, corner Seventh and +.
National Republican., 1881-12-21
DISTRICT BREVITIES.
III. Mrnii,rr rn.nnx.

For he NiodlC ARdnsc states, cloudy tpedthcr, 'rih
ruin, roriuRs tCind mostly easc'y stationary or tocer
temperature aud pressure. o.. O.. 80. . :
F6r Washington, a. M. Cloudy tcedther. Nth light
rain
The following were the thermometric readings
yesterday a. m, $50 II q. M, 4lo p. m, 4So
p. m, i5o II y. M, Ilo; maximum, 1919; mini
fnun, 70
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HARRIS & SHAFER,

No. IIIs Pennsylvania avenue.
lnln-tE
National Republican., 1881-12-21
ETo0t's
SPECIAL SALE OF
RibboAs,
Bought at Late Auction Sales,
WILL TAKE PLACE ON
DeceraA ber 10,
And Continue All the Week,

We WiU Offer all of our late RIBBON
purchases at considerably less than cost Of i'm
portation.
AU-sak Haered Sash Ribbons, 8 inches
'ctde, at 9Sc., former price $135. AH-siI
Sash Ribbons, elegant shades and quality, al
SSc, former price $125 Heavy AR-siA
Brocdded Sash Ribbons, the finest imported,
at tSl.75, formerly sold at 1886. sin Ombn
Ribbons, inches, &c, former price 45c. AH.
silk Brocdded Ddmdsso Ribbons, q inchei
wide, 23c., former price 40c. Elegant 0,nbn
Shaded Striped, A inches side, 35c, usually
sold elsewhere at CSC. Satin and ,SerU
Faced, inches uide, 10c.; % inches uide
&c.,; 8 inches wide, 23c.--a decided bargain,
SM Wdiered Ribbons and Moire Watcrcd
a inches Widc, at $780,, cheap at 65c.; 81 iacha
Wide, 2Sc., usually 45c.
NOOIeS, 915 Pennsylvania avenue
Just received, all dte NetD Styles in Spanish
Fichus, ScdJs, and Lace Neckwear, all a
cery loW prices. Fine Dolls and other Holi-
day articles al
N0ot's,
915 Pennsylvania avenue.
OPEHT UNTIL . F. M.
no2SGm-Ip
Fir ~,e -
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SPECIAL NOTICES

n,SS5D A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
49, PRofITARLE INVESTMENT OF CAPT,
TAI.-The GOOdenOugh Silver Mining Company, Of
washington, ID. G., IL fully organized with n
capital stock OF s0OO0OO divided into 10000 shares
National Republican., 1881-12-21

Rich Black SILK CIRCULARS
Elegant RhadAmes DOLMANS.
Evening GA UIFcS and BROCADE.S
All-silk Lyons NELVErS.
Embroidered VELVET DRESS FRONTS.
SILK HOSIERY, SILK HANDK ERC HIEFa.
Pernot Mousqueare KID GLOVES.
Linen and Plush Tides
Raw silk TABLE COVERS.
Fancy WORK BOXES, silk UMBRELLAS.
Fancy TOWELS, sink PLUSHES.
CLOTH WRAPS and uLSrERS ut reduc cd
prices.
o. Store open In the Evenings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-02
Building Lots.

ELEGANT BUILDING LOT ON ARSENAL
II Hill, commanding view of city and VAL
ley; price 81 100.
GOcO Third Ward.
NULL LIT 10x1O RODS Doth WARD, NEAR
n horse car line, all fenced; $3.50.
HRASS L II, NINETtENrH WARD, $50.
$1,000 -sx1e rods, choice location, Oh First
South street.
beautiful BUILDING LOT, 18TH
ID ward, 1exio rods, on Q block above John
Gaines Bids will be received
WO FULL LOiSON BRIGHAM STREET,
! being 2Ox2vrods, close to car line. for 81, 60.
S100 w 5.1o , a3D5' EIGHTEEN
q ~ GROUP CT: S 8 81 THREE GRASS
OH ) Lots 18th Ward.
$500 G 18th ward ID i"o 'NA'' LUIS
ERAME SHOP, ON LEASED GROUND,
T. 1890 feet, in the centre Of business; cheap
st $50.
THAT SUPERB BUILDING LOT AT THE
L head of Main street, fronting three streets,
beautiful view and nice neighborhood; will be
sold In three parcels Call and see it.
rywO VERY CHEAP LOTS IN TIE
i goth Ward, on the Red Butte ditch;
NIOE CORNER LOT, TWENTIETH WARD,
" below water, near Cslder's, 7x10 rods at $50
per rod; will cut 1t in two parcels.
MICE BUILDING Lot, ARSENAL HILL,
IL fine view, plenty water 81 100.
EULL. Lot IN Doth WARD, ONE BLOCK
II from horse car noe; $3.50.
- PLEN DID RESIDENCE 1T ON MAIN
y Street, in a choice neighborhood; water
and gas; price 81, $50.
A VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
N on 9th East street, near I'd South, west
front, choice orchard, three sides fenced; 6x10
rods; 8, 1s0.
q S06 BUILDING LOT EIGHTH WARD,
SOAO 5x10 rods.
We Y CH"IGE BUILDING STE NEAR
Y the "Esgle Gate" for fine residence,
water gas, and horse car line.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-02
For Rent.

Three room brick house, 10th Ward, $3.50.
Five room house, 9Th Ward, $40.
New six room adobe house, 14th Ward, So
Six room house. Arsenal Hill, close to busi-
ness, SEQ.
Two furnished rooms So and SO, in centre
ofbusiness.
One Office suite in Eeyser's building.
Seven room adobe, close 10 business, 80:
Five rooms. cellars, closets, hydrant Ws'er
A furnished house, near to business, con.
tanning twelve rooms; for particulars OF "hiei
enquire ct our office.
New brick house, close to business sl1
rooms snd bath, gas and water, $40.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-02

REcEIPT BOOKS FOR GALE
AT HERALD OFFICE 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-02

Everybody who drinks ChampagD8s
will admit that this Wine EclipseS5
Everything.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-02
GEORGE 4. MREARS
IS TIE utah AGENF.

It Invites the Most Critic ~
Analysis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-30
Esisik


Special to the Herald.
Rusk, March 29.--Di5trict court convened
here yesterday morning, Judge Edwards
presiding. The criminal docket was taken
up, and the case, notorious iu this county, Of
the State VS.. Nat Smith, Is now on trial, aud
averdict will probably be reached by noon
tomorrow. Col. d. A. Mann, of Crockett /,
ono OF the most prominent members of tho
bar Of east Texas, has boon commissioned
specialJudgc by the governor to sit iu tho
cases wherein Judge Edwards is disqualified.
A young man namod Anderson Sides, was,
wilhelm u state of intoxicaiion, thrown from
q mule in the suburbs Of the city this D. M,
and Is supposed TO be severely injured.
Sam Forne, half-cracaed lad here,
was shot in tho lef. cheek yesterday with a
seven.sbooter in tho hands OF Charles Smith,
son of b. Smith, Of this city. Charles didn't
know II was loaded. Sam Is well known TO
commercial travellers, with whom ha is a
great favorte.
Only q half crop of fruit is reported ia
this section.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-30
Galveston.
special to the Herald.

Speoial 70 lne Herald.
Galveston, March 26.--As usual. the
mayer and ivealdermen on the ono side and
seven alderman on tho other, had another
glorious split last night, resulting in breaking
up the meeting, on question OF parlls.
mentary usage,
Ina dispute in well-known bagnio last
night, mate of u vessel in port, shot At an
officer who was in the bhgnio, but failed OF biz
purpose. II was all over bottle OF bear.
and developments will be made before the
recorder tomorrow.
Bertha Pierce, an inmate Of a house Of III.
fame, olubbed Thomas McVsy last night and
will answer TO the charge Of assault To-
morrow.
Margaret Taylor was jailed in default of
bail in the sum Of four hundred dollars. on (
charge Of burglary and theft.
The root is being put on tho SsngerfaGt
building,
Tonight the Lyceum submitted !
petition requesting permission, and agreeing
TO take charge OF and run the city library
for thirly,ilvo dollars per month. ~
Tho Spencer divorce case is atill on trial
and 10 conclusion Is looked for till Wedneu-
day. This Is tho most scandAlous case ever
before any court, exhibiting the most re.
markable deprsviiy.
The following cases were disposed Of By
tho commissions If appeals:
NJ. II. Stsingfellow w. A. d. Thomson.
Caldwell county; reversed and remandcd.
Mcdonnell & Bowland vs.. w. a Rsap.,
Brown county; reversed and remandcd. (,
Joe Ballnger VS.. j. q. Powell and j. w +.
Vaughan, Lamar county; affirmed.
Wright, Andvws et al. Va. IrabellA
Hagedon OF al, Galveston county: affirmed.
Houston q Texas Central railroad com.
pany vs.. Il. Y. Stuart & Co., Travis county,
reversed and romanded. \
Houston & Texas Central railroad conn
papy va. Rheinhard, Hoffman, Wsshiurtun
county; AFFIRMED.
=. n. Carter, ct al, vs. Flint 4 Cham-
borlain; from McLennan county. Affirmed.
Hyatt! u Son vs. Nolsnd; from Harm. AZ.
6rued. V 77
fremont Hotel 90. and Marx 1 Ksmpnsr
vs. Rosamond, Milan 3 Co., from 0alvc1ion
county. Reversed and remanded.
Henchman ct al, vs Armstrong; from BoA
Revcrsed and remanded, Judge Waits a.
senting.
Cokley Va the International ana Grss>|
Northern railway company, from Harrias
Affirmed. & ~
Smith va Robb, from Trinity. Aflrmoo.
Branch vs White; from Liberty. AZ
frmcd. b ','1 y
Doughorty and Benton " Hall 4 HALT
from Coryoll. Affirmed. "A N
The court ordered al csseo ~
ferred 10 this court for IN oxApiuallon and
report, and no. yet disposed Of, 70 borsluraoN
to the court from whence they came.
Tho minutes having beon read, approvc
and siened, Il was ordercd that We co0y1 ~
i urn for tho term, 70 meet IN Austin 6 ~
ilss Monday after tho 6lh day oe Aplll r. J,
Judge Quinsn loft for Whsslon, ond -
wsss for Polk county shl''nosnlnk
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bargain between him and The rspubli.

cans. Mr.. Brown ssit ha d a;a ,ue rspaoi''
the charge that ,hsrs wss s1 ~ sssa.;n v ,aas %ss
true, but proceeded 10 mako a ', ,asnms , "os os
facts which lead ia thar corolns,nn I,
Was a peculiar ooincilencs ha ss;d ,ha,
the senator from Virginis wbo mn tn is,a
period, had been n Semoc,st sh,nla vota
with the republicans on the orcsniyat;on y,
every committee. and that in y varv sbo,,
time af,erward the repnhljcans sbonli n,sa,
in caucus and nominate his in,imsts sisnS
(Gorham), who had bolted tho NAV - ana
been read oat of il ara P;35iahs. 'ar
who had always bean demaosat ~
II might have bssn No s ha,.s,n
It might not even bsvs hSor ar nv ,rae,s,s''a saa'
ing, but he would call /, peculiar coinr;.
dencc II there wss bs-os;IP P,S"i"r Wv uo'no,
would not be parties 10 il. Ifit had no, hesn @
carried out on one side there wound M ba
help 10 deliver tha '.ooSs % IT, aa s,,., ~. W
reminded him of the story of tl,a coon ana
tho skunk. Tho coon had left homo One M
day on his return. be fonnd soma otber snio
nal in the hollow of b;s tree WethousSt n
was a cat, and challenged il as such sNoo
said the pole cat, N am A coon. vop don,t
look like coon, but / am coon Af,ar al,
you don't talk like a coon. hut 7 am , coon
you don't smell like coon and Won sin,t I
coon. TLaughter.l This transaction Aid No,
look exactly like \ proper transact;nn an and II, !.
did not smell like a proner transac,;or
I Lsughter1. Tho rennblican ida ron,;nJoa
MIN of the man who hal cavah, y
wolf and tber had Ia call "a a t,;onJ 20 ho,,'
him to let it 90: or rather Il rem;naod
him of the man who had won nm e,snhant a.
| q rattle and did not know what IN DO ,.;,h
him. The republican thev had won ,,.s tho
elephant in this case and tbev we've MOI in
very good condition 10 eet rid of him If
they did not stand by 6is friends ha m;cht
trim and rend every chairman ~ tbara
laughter. In conclusion he ss,or,a3 !, 70
be his duty TO stav ' har. ~
and prevent oonsumms,;o, ot
what the public thought 10 be A bnrgsin '
Several diatory measures were then maaa
and voted down.
Mr.. Beck briefly ridiculed the republicans
for nominating Riddlebareer. and attacked
Gorbam, the republican candidate for chiof
clerk, who, he said, had in ls7S issued a r. cir
cular asking contributions TO tbe rennblicar
campaign fund, in which Il was ssJ !,
the Dsmscrats obtained cSn.,ol n
tae senate and the house ,bey
would attempt 10 expel tbe nrssiJsrt and 'ues nes
rebellion claims. The charpa made bv ' ,hs9, f9
gentleman had been proven absolnte,y fslsa
Mr.. Mcmillan defended Gorbam asser,ino
that he was an honorable man ana m
charges against him had beon nroven an fslss ,s
and had been abandoned. '''''
Mr.. KELLOGG. replying to tbe ar;msdvor.
scns of Mr.. Jonas on tho course Of Senate,
| Hamnton in acting In b;s fKaiiou,.,., SaSsJ,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-30
Fort worth.
Special to the Herald.

Special To the Herald.
Fort Worth, March 29.---John Stoker, eI-
deputy United States marshal, while return
Ing from a hunt to-day, accidentally shot
himself through the upper par! Of tho left
thigh. His physician fears locls.jaw.
Two miles souih of town this evening on
the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fo railroad, four
men were blasting. Jack Kneelapd started
TO discharge u blast, holding key In
his band, with ,senly.eight pounds Of
powder In It, when il exploded in his arms,
aud II Is thought Il will bc fatal with him.
Three others woro badly wounded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-30
Abilene.

Special 70 the Herald.
Abilene, March 29.--The town was aroused
las! evening by tho report of firearms fired
In rapid succession, caused by gang Of
three COW boys Hiring on party knoSa hero
as Slim jim, an al!acho of tho red light
dance-housc. The party doing the shooting
had some difficulty the night previous At tho
dsnce.house with Slim Jim, which was ro.
newed last night at Luke's saloon. Ten or
twelve shots were fred, Slim Jim was sho,
through tho leg aud shoulder. a man by
tho maine Of Herman Schwartz, from Baird
wa, ,lish,ly wounded in the leg by flying
bullet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-30
A Texas Land ror~cr.

Memphis Tenn, March 90 The police
here lss. night arrested Major A. NJ. Honks.
who. Il Is alleged, forged tilles to Texas
lsnd. In Travis county, yesrs ago. Hacks
will b, hken 50 Texae by special officer.
who has requlsitpn from tho govern9s oi
that ltate for his cxlfniliton. r,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-30
XVIITH LEGISLATURE,
THE sIxry-fIPTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Very Little Business transacted i'm
the senase-rhe RiIl Regulating
and Prescribing the Fees OF
County Attorneys Passed
Discussion In the House
ON Hubbnrd's Railroad
Bill Etc, Etc.

v" uuppnrus y RatfrOau
BtIi Etc, Etc.
SENATE
Special to the Herald.
Austin, March 29.-The senate me, persu-
ant TO adjournment.
Roll called and quorum present.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Tho reading of the journal was dispensed
with.
MIR. Davenport reported on senate bill
No. 29S, prescribing the duties of railroads
to the public and providing 70. the appoint.
ment of state engineers, adversely.
MIR. Shannon presented a favorable minor
ity report on the Same bill.
MIR. Buchanan, of Wood, introduced bill
amending section Of an act TO establish the
university Of Texas.
The rules were suspended and the bill
passed.
The house Joint resolution No. rs, relating
to the procuring of camp equipage for
state troops, passed.
The house bill amending article 1903, title
"a, chapter 4, of the revised statutes. was
taken up under suspension of the rules,
and was passed.
A committee of FREQ conference wss
appointed on the penitentiary bill,
House bill No. 400 was taken up under A
suspension Of tho rules and passed.
A message from the governor appointing
Frank Willis jndge of the Goth district, and
j. M. Browning district attorney of the same,
was received.
The fish bill was taken up aud passed, un.
der q suspension ofthe rules.
A bill making m additional appropriation
Tor the pay Of members, passed under a sus
pension of the rules
Senate bill, No. 26l I, declaring the amour,
due by, railroad companies to tho school
fund and providing for the collection Of The
fame, was postponed under call of the sem
ate.
House bill No. 800 WAS taken up and |,
pending. Adjourned till $3.50 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION,
MIR. Rsiney entered motion to reconsider
house bill No. 242.
House bill No 400 passed under suspension
OF the rules.
Mr.. Swain reported for the conferences
committee on the penitentiary bill.
The bill regulating and prescribing fees o.
county sttorneys was engrossed.
The senate went into executive session or
appointment of Judge and attorney of tn,
twenty.ninth district.
The bill authorizing counties to fund Tn,
bonded indebtedness was postponed.
Senate bill No. 95, for the relief OF Mrs
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-03-24

On Friday last Miss Emma Rey-
nolds closed the winter term of school
at the Six Corners. This week Mon
day she commences six weeks spring
term in the same district.
One day last week there were seen
eight teams loaded with the goods of
our neighbors, Coleman Brothers, who
are moving out to their place recently
purchased from F. Hickman.
1t is reported Mic. Amic has sold his
farm.
Hazel and Hazel will move onto
Mrs. Geo. Carts place this spring.
M. II. Hachenburg has sold his farm
to Chas. Carson !; consideration $3.50.
Mrs. Sarah Case has returned from
Akron, where she has been with her
brother-in-law, Jacob Orth, who is
very low with dropsy.
Last Friday this community was
startled with the report that Sumner
Underwood was dead.
Although Spring appears to have
come, with warm, Summer-like days,
the ice does not disappear from the
lake.
Several large suckers have been the
victims of boys with spears.
Mr.. Michael CARTS lost a fine cow
last week. When it was discovered
that the cow was i'll, DR.. Carts was
dispatched to the place at once, but in
spite of all his efforts she passed away.
On a postmortem examination a yer.
dict was declared that the COW was
dead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Thompson have
returned to Hudson for the Summer
work. ANON.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-03-24

At a meeting held in the Catholic
school house on the afternoon Of Sun
day, March 18th, steps were taken to
organize in Ravenna q branch of the
Irish National Land League. Rev. j.
d. Bowles was chosen President, and
Patrick O'Keefe, Secretary. The fol-
lowing preamble to the constitution
of the American Branch will furnish
general idea of the objects of the
organization
1.-The objects of the American Land
League are to aid the Irish Land
League i'm their efforts to establish a
peasant proprietorship, to furnish ma
terial, and moral assistance, to sDkiH-
die Irish national sentiment in Amer
lea. to enlighten American public
opinion, and secure q just verdict in
the case from the American people,
Another meeting is announced to
be held tonight Wednesday, at Citi-
zans Hall, to complete the organiza-
ton, when it is expected that Father
Thorp, of Cleyeland, will be present
and address the people upon the sub.
iect, and that other short speeches will
be made. The people of America are
everywhere expressing the warmest
sympathy for the oppressed and down
trodden people of the beautiful Screen
Isle, and indulge the hope that in the
net far distant future they may free
themselves from the CALLING yoke Of
their oppressors.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-03-24
Its just a Booming.

Such is the expression from all Drug
gists and dealers everywhere who are
selling DR.. KINGS NEW DISCOVERY
for Consumption. No like prepara.
ton can begin to have such an extern
sive and rapid sale. And why? Sim
ply because of it's truly wonderful
merits. No cough or cold, no matter
how long standing or how stubborn
can resist its healing qualities. Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, HOarseness, HayFever
Pain in the side or chest and difficulty
of breathing, or any lingering disease
of the Throat or Lungs, rapidly yield
to it's marvellous powers. 1t will pos
itively cure aud that where everything
else has failed. Satisfy yourself as
thousands have already done by get
ting your Druggists, E. P. Brainerd
& Son, trial bottle for ten cents, or a
regular size bottle for 81. For sale by
E. P. BRAINERD s. Son, Ravenna.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-03-24
Written for the Democratic Press.
WELCOME TO SPRIN G.

Break from your icy fetters breaki
Ye murmuring streams. ye ice-bound rills
Break, for the first faint breath of Spring
Is whispering DER the wayside hills;
Mild zephyrs wheresoe'er ye stray,
Proclaim that Spring is on the way.
Rise from your lonely. dreamless beds.
Ye harbingers of sunny hours;
Now gently raise your downcast heads,
Yc silent, slumbering nOwers;
Sweet feathcred singers of the sky
sing sweeter now. for Spring is nigh.
Put on again your verdant robes.
Ye withered vines. ye naked trees,
Take up the breath OF life anew.
Wake TO the soft caressing breeze.
All living things your voices raise.
Join in the great Creators praise. II. c.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-03-24
Sneer,S Port Wine.

Is recommended by physicians above
all others as a gentle stimulant, tonic
and diuretic. 1t is something they
can prescribe to patients with conn
deuce. knowing they are using an ar
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the highest medicinal virtues
Charles A. Seeley, "a skiifai chemist
of New York City, after making a
careful aud thorough analysis, says ::
"I have examined the wine with the
view to determining the presence or
abserc. of various injurious substances
(which are contained in sO-called Port
wines, such as logwOod, crude spirits,
etc. have not found airy of these
substances in Mr.. Speer's wine, and it
does not contain anything but what is
found in pure grape juice wines.
For sale by NJ. Schneck-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-03-24
- GAINED a Poun nd a Day.''

So1rrH STOCKTON, n. Y, Apr. q, 1876.
DR- nj. AZ. FENNER, Fredonia, n. Y
Dear Sir Il have been suffering
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Liver Disease for about three months.
Couphed a great deal, had become ner-
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-03-24
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Bitters and be convinced of their
wonderful merits. For sale by Z. p.
Brainerd & Son, at fifty cents bottle.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-03-24
On. What q Cough!

VIII you heed the the warning. The
signal perhaps of the sure approach of
that terrible disease Consumption.
Ask yourself if you can afford for the
sake of saving 80 cts, to run the risk
and DO nothing for ii. We know from
experience that Shiioh's Cure will
cure your Cough. 1t never fails. This
explains why more than a Million
Bottles were sold the past year. 1t re-
lieves Group, and Whooping Congh at
once. Mothers do not be without it.
For Lame Back, Side, or Chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by E.
p. Brainerd & Son.