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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-08
Solid Advice About Mothers-in-laM,

''l vas dslking NIT old Mrs. Robs de
oder day. Herman" said Hoffenstein.
''und she dclls me dat she heard you
vas going to get married in de winter.
Vot haf you to say to dot%
Herman looked confused for a mo-
ment, but finally controlling his embar-
rassment replied:
''Vell, did dink Misder Hoffenstcin,
dot would marry Rachel Goslinsky in
de winter, und den dinks dot it would
be peter if wait undil 1 got leetle
money in dc pank.''
dot vas righd, Herman" said Hoff-
enstein, with . smile of approval.
''Saye up your money so dot you will
haf something to sdart nit und ven you
get married dake my advice und keep
your vife's moder away. All uf de
trouble vot have nit my family vas
caused by my vife's moder ven she
came to lif NIT me alder her husband.
old Moses Hcidenheimer. vas deadt.
She dells my wife pcfore she vas derc n
week dot must get carpets und window
curtains. und whole lot uf oder dings
for der house, vot cost money, you
know.
My gr-r-acious. Herman. my vile
she gets der same CRAZY notions in her
headt, una dinks at Won dime dot de
EXPENSES will prake all der sdore up.
My vife's moder don'd do noding but
cad, und ven she wasn't eadin' she vas
dalkin' like Windmill, und | haf no
beace init my family. Sometimes /
Wished dot she you'll get someding dc
mat er NIT her und die, but she vouldn't.
While some uf der best becple aroundt
we're lif vas dyin nit der consumption
und der heart disease, dot old woman,
Herman, got SO fat dot she vas couple
uf dimes bigger dan a car mulc.
We'll, one day ven Ivas almost crazy
init drouble, my wife sent word to me
dot her mo'ier vas all divestcd nit der
cramps. und dot must pring a doctor
riglId away. 1 vend dree miles out uf
der way to get te doctor. und ven he
looked ut my vife's modcr und say dot
she vas deadt, vas so happy. Herman,
dot feels l could lift myself up init my
susbenders.
Der old voman's body Weighed ofer
two hundred bounds, und ven dey
brought der coffin TO der house L dook
her up und put her in it mitoudt any
drouble. She feels to me no more hcfy
as Il leetle fedder. und could haf put
her in de coffin if she Weighed a dou-
sand bounds. Rccgollect vot 1 dells
you. Herman. und ven you get married
keep your yife's modcr away"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-08
Little Meg and I.
BY Con. 7. MURPHY.

You ask me, mates. to spin a yarn. before We
Well, as the rizht is calm and fair. and no
I'll give you onc-a story true as ever yet was
told
For, n,ates, wouldn't lie about the dead; no,
not fer gold
Ths story's OF a maid and Lad, who loved in
The masdc.I WIS Meg Anderson, the lad, mess
mates, was T.
A neater, trimmer craft than Meg was very
hnrI to find;
Why, she could climb a hill and make five
AMI rs fer larnin' huIk5 and spare: I've often
hsEri II said
tfen come out ahead
The old schonInnsler used to say. and mates,
That the % smnrtest there was little Meg; tho
greatest Ounce was 1.
But what cared for iarnin' then, while she
was by nv side2
her would b I've died;
And she loved me. the little lass. and often
when she said. .i'iI be your little wife," 'twns
the prnttle OF n child
For there Iay gulf between us, mates, Win
the waters running high:
On one side stood Meg Anderson, on the other
side stood L.
Neg's fortune was twelve ships at sea and
While mine@why, mates, you might have held
my fortune in your hand ill.,,
Her father owned a vast domain for miles
Nv father owned a fish-smack, hut and moth
knew that Meg ne'er could win, no matter
For on a couch II down lay she, on a bed of
straw lay l.
never thought of leaving Meg, or Meg of
For VIC W ne young and never dreamed that
should go to sea, ,
Til ono bright mOs ming father s:ld: Incre
xhal s-shtp in bay,
I want you. BlIi, to make Al cruiss-you go
aboard to-day.
bade them all goodbye,
While ON the dock 81 rod little Meg, and on the
deck stood l.
j saw her Oft before we sailed, whene'er came
And she would say: "Biil, when you're gone
I'll low you morc and more;
And pr irnise TO be true 10 you Through aii ehc
But while she spoke her bright blue eyes woul1
Then. as i whispered words of hope and kissed
her eyelds dry,
Her list words wore: God speed you, bih'
SO partcl Meg and l.
Well mates we cruised for four long years,
till at last one Summers day
Our good ship, the Minerva. cast anchor In the
oh how my heart beat high with hope, rs saw
her home once more
And { n the pier stood hundr, ds, to welcome
Dut hear. sank down within measI gized with
anxi'tu eye
No l;tt.e NJ g It yoj on the dock, as on the deck
stoodL
Why mates 1t nearly broke my heart when
went ashore that day,
Fur they told me little Neg had wed, while
was far away.
They Z Id me. toe. they forced her to't-and
wrecked her fair young life
Just thiok messmaie-, child IN years, to be
Rut her father said it must be so, and what
couE she reply?
For she was only just 16-just Il was l.
Well mates, q few shortyears from then-per-
haps ir might be four
Oae birs.eriug night JACK CHM and we:e e
r.swing to the shore,
When rig II ahead we saw q sight that made us
hnid our breath
There floating in the pale moonlight was
woman cold in deata.
L raised her uo; oh, God, me5smatee, that
had passed ner by.
For in tie bay lay httl, Meg. and over her
stood i.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-08

A woman living in Boston apart
ment-house let herself down in the ele-
vatOr after tho usual time for operating
it. She found herself at the bottom OF
the well, with the door locked and NO
steam up to lift the car again. The JAM
it ,r, to punish her for what she had
done, left her a prisoner all night. Then
she made him a prisoner in police
station
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-08
PORTAGE COUNTY HEDGE co.
BOYDSTON & CHRISTY,
PROPERLY Constructed Hedqes are the BaChspst Iwt Enduring Enclosures
MAN Ayers. .

meoho
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Il
OF Hedge Z
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-08

A horse at Dunkirk. N. Y, refused to
eat and drink. An examination Of the
throat revealed block of wood two and
half inches long by two inches wide
fixed in the back teeth of the upper
jaw. reaching across the mouth close to
the palate. 1t was removed with some
effort. after which the horse took water
and food and is now all right.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-08

A negro working in cotton patch
in Cabarras county. Ga. picked up a
nugget of virgin gold which weighs
ninety-two pennyweights. Near tho
patch are several small veins; and the
Reid mine. at which years ago was
found the largest nugget Of pure gold
ever taken from any mine in this coun-
try, and at which since that timo n
large number of nuggets weighing from
several pounds to few pennyweights
have been discovered, is but few miles
away.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-08

Six months ago Richburg. Allegany
county. N Y, was quiet little village
of 100 Inhabitants; now it has popu-
latinn of 2. 900; railroads have appeared.
and there are banks. hotels and stores.
All this comes from striking oil last
spring. and, despite the efforts OF the
other fields to rate the Allegany field as
wildcat territory, the prospects of Rich
burg are very flattering. The village
will soon be Incorporated.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-08
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Scientific tests of the ccments of
Travis and Bexar counties, Tex, credit
them with possessing higher degree
of strength than is generally found in
any American cements. -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-08

q A lazy cook-One that 'fritters''
sway her lms.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-08

pulmonary OlSedSeS a0OruluK prompt rcue1
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WhoOping cough and Consumption
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Low prices are inducements to try some OF
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Diseases OF the throat and lungs demand
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-08
! THE BEST REMEDY
FOR
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.

In diseases Of the pull
mOnary organs a safe
and reliable remedy is
Invaluable. Ayers
CHERRY PICTORIAL is
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-08
MAIN L1HE-oo1ro EAST,
Nail .esis.. .Rsz sas9... s!sns Aeon.

Accommodation train leaves Cleveland Union
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All trains connect at elisw Creek for W hoel-
ing and Bellaire.
ana ii ixhs kIpress .hrssSs siespisx Car. i CisTs-
land to Pittsburgh.
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, 1881-08-06

TnE President Inns passed another quiet
and comfortable .lAy, and has ,natle further
progress towards recovery. lie part took
Of nbout tho salne amount Of soild,
and liquid nourlshment us OIL tho pre-
.ylons day, md. s!ept quiot'y@,a inter-
walls without anodynes. Ills tongue llas
begun to assume its natural appearance,
ani thero Is. considerable improvement
In tho process of digestion and assimilation.
Tile discharge from the wound In III every
respect satisfactory. and thero Is n very
strong probability tint tho wound rountl the
ball is healing. Tho l'ypoder.nic. injection
OF morphIa was aRnin omitted lust evening,
Int notwithstanding The patient slept we'll.
All tho indications aro quite favorable aud
the physicians are quito confident.
, 1881-08-06

THE people of the Town of Lake arc suf-
fcrinE from Ill abundant lack OF water.
They ttnd 1t difficult to get enough for drink
ing and cooking purposes, and for ablutton-
ary purposes they have to DEPEND Oh q sup
ply fron Chicago. Teamsters mako profit
nole business by carting water from the lake
anu selling 1t ut 81 per barrel, Many OF tho
manufacturing establishments ut the Stock
Yards have bee1! closed because of tile
scarcity Lake Is supplied with water from
tho Hyde Park Wnter-Works, which were
erected under nn administration Of village
officers Of which .I1yde-Parkers ueycr had
tue highest opinion.
, 1881-08-06

spfeta. Dt,patea to III ca,eaoo Tribune.
WAs1ttSoroS, D, C., Aue, 5,-Tt,at ufter4
noon fever canlo back tgnln to-Gay rather
auuset lt yss.e: ~ a9 w., W. w. aeG ;,..,,.. T.,
eohpAl!son VI ngutes. ~ nus eeeh slishtlS
increasing, rs Shown by the O'Clock balie-
tin, for three days. Tin temperature TN
IN i. srhurs'fo,, IN, q. md nov to..,av 1ooa
~ 49,, .I. ~ a'M ~ tu"!' a
!ils pulse aud respiration 'ase bceh "inlose It'll
Identical ut this hour for four days. These
cnte n min. hit In fact tl,at i'm hns n strong
~ ,,,,;atitn md tas.s ,,rrc ,,orrto,,t,,t, fot
~ mppet'o ,4lu n.aee 'uo'o ,,l .uou
l!lAlcates nettef stato OIL heAIt'f. Inc local
, 1881-08-06

fItE Cornell University. crew, now Mt
Vienna, are reported to be quite well. but
arc somewhat tired out NY uleIr practice III
rowing agalnst tllo current Of tho Danube,
Mr.. Vintott, Of tho American Legation ut
Vienna, has bccn appointed one ot the
Judges Of tho forthcoming race. 4 race IL
talked Of Mt Frnnkfort-o1,.tlle-Ataln on the
18th Inst. iii which tho Cornell crew may
participate.
, 1881-08-06

SIN WILLIAM l1ANcouIir stated in the
House Of Commons yesterday that Secretary
Blaine llal assured him through Minister
Lowell tint the National, State, and munich
pal authorities wero using every cxertton to
ferret out tic persons who sent the informal
machines to Liverpool recently, alld tho per-
sons who in this country have concocted
dynamite plots against England.
, 1881-08-06

Ir appears from speech delivered ut
TieterInAritzburF, In South Africa, By tho Eli
glisi Administrator OF. Natal, that Gen. Str
Evelyn Wood thinks that tho terlus granted
to tic Beers by the English III tic treaty
Just. concluded arc disgraccful to England,
and tletract from her standing Us military
tlnttn1t
, 1881-08-06

TirE London Lnncct-excel1ent authority
I'll tic matter-says that II would not bo in
accordance with modern surgical scicnce to
remove tho bullet from President Garfield
,,,nless It excltcs local disturbance. Tta
Presidents physicians think so too.
, 1881-08-06

FIVE prisoners tried to escape from tho
Folsom (Cal.) jail BY oyerpQwerlng tho
guards and securing tlle1r wcabons. They
,wurs pursued md one OF them. George
Walker. was slot dead, another WIS shot
through the leg, third was drowned in Mt
tempting to swim ncross river, and tho two
others surrendered.
, 1881-08-06

IlAstYAr AuA1l, who headed the Persian
Kurls during tic lnte instructions In Klr-.
dfstal, one Of his brothers, gome Of his
llepllews, aud number Of his servants were
shot on tic 10Th ult. ut SOU .Bulak. Their
ltcntts were sent To tho Provincial Governor.
, 1881-08-06

EVERY county. Of Nortl, Carolina from
which returns lsavc been received thus far
gives 4 large majority aEa1nst prohibition.
Tho estimated majority agalnst tic alncnd-
ment Is 5o,000 or Go,000.
, 1881-08-06

TILE Virginia Conservative Democratic
Convention at Richmond completed its H.
bors yesterday by nominating L. ". bfcKf,l-
iiey for Attorncy-denoral, and then ad-
tourneu st,1c dte,'
, 1881-08-06

THE London Daily Ncics says that Ell
Of cash to this country to liquidato debts
amounting to Sl5, ,oo0, coo, md that France IL
boarding gold to meet American demands.
, 1881-08-06

1I1cK1E, the young idiot who Threatened to
shoot Secretary Forster unless lIe released
the Irish suspccts and resigned his position,
was sentenced yesterday to fifteen months
imprisonment at hard labor.
, 1881-08-06

merit alone. lie favored Inv which would
por1nIt women to follow any ayocat,on which
t1oy wished, anu declared for compact
ministerial pafty which would ptace nlcn at
its 1,ca.l capabc of formulating policy. lie
also favor.ai system Of coJpurat1vc tifa.itl-
, 1881-08-06
COMING ur AGAIN. i.
HrkttoE I}fs mitch ia 1ha Ehttano Trfk1

41t3RE&FffF 1H3 EHtS~VV
WASHINGTON. y. G., Aug. a.--Tlle assign
mont Of Admiral Porter tn active. audi IT.
spo,lsIbia duty as commanding oalcerr OF this
United Statos nayal lieut. ut tho Yorktown,
celebration l.as much Significance, as show
lug q disposition OIL tho part tdt: Secretary
HINT to treat tue Admiral with rather mora
consideration than has been shown him OF
lato years. Ills course uuder posie ai,d tie
.tlu.o following excited suolt dissatisfaction
iii naya! CIRCLES, part tlcnlarly: In. the statt
corps, tl.at sueCeHting Secretaries have not
put him o.! active service: II has been sAht
Admiral Wt!a regatnlnX sis !ntiilsucu, aitd
6vcEosary lluMt's action to-day contlrulB sucl.
Z tAeOFY. =. :. -. =. ti.s.E !. !.
, 1881-08-06

NATHAN ORLANDO 0HEENFtELD was
hanged at Syracuse. n. T., yesterday, for
tho murder Of Ills wife In October, 1916. iie
protested its Innocence to the lust.
, 1881-08-06

ADMIRAL p0isTEl. will command tho war
vessels which will participate IN tho York.
town centennial celebration by order OF
Secretary HINT,
, 1881-08-06

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, u.
C., Aug. 5-7 p. m.-The President has
passed another good Lay. Tie appearance
Ut tile wound and the character anu amount
Of the discharge Of pus continue satisfac-
tory. lie l,ns takon nh adequate quantity Of
nouris1nrnt. ailu las hal seyernl pleasant
maps during the tlay. At 1890 =. H.. lily pulse
was I5; telnperatl,Ec B.4; respiration, u.
as us.1a', hut to 4 moderate degree. and With
ont prrceptlb!e ttryncss of skin. At present
his pulse is 1G.; tcsnpeI1ttirc, 100.4; respira-
tEotl, H. u. ". bliss.
j. X. HAllSEs,
i. !. WOODWARD: ::
lsouE1.r IlEynC1,N,
FRANK II. HAMILTON,
, 1881-08-06
Gbe .GtfIt>t1re.

For tho Upper .1Iako region to-day, colder
wcaulcr, with local rains, 10 the cheering
prognostlcation uf lilo Signat Service.
, 1881-08-06
OUR PORK IN EUROPE. :.
M0lsE CONSULAR 11EPQgrrs.

dptetal ptspa&th 70 7as Chicago zrthans..
WAslllNoTos, ID. o. Aug. h--A{lyance
slleeta Of the consular reports for July were
Furnished BY Secretary blaine to-day. There
, 1881-05-16

aGo. published tho same. except that ORG
ounce of the dried root was used fnr tho first
% 3 Sneaf S s a'css @ i1y @ a' afts tess % wsr W. JIG 10
be- two days lutwecn Hoses. No other diiTer-
eIlrt, frnU tho nEnve. Tho elecampa,,a Is
fnnntt ,. growing along rond-sidcs. III past'lre-
Tie second cure Is: lied c!'lck-wced, dry,
ono ourca; strong beer. one quart, ptt
into NIL carthgrn vessei, ptacc on coafs. and
Es{co n, &C., osslt ns ~ " ea,tipE sra Wills hs
person Is OF n strong constitntlnt. tile wholo
may he given ln tIIren equal portions, III the
mornings. sDllDStng each bthar. Ii tl.n pta-
t!Hns has already had snaslns.. Il tiosa nf 01,e
eight doses arc given: Fur feeb1e patients d
Hila is sufficient for a tlnNe. each M0rnnH for
the three mornings. For child Of II years,
!,alf on,Iy of tt,o amount , Of cI,tck.weed. but
THIS cl'tck:wcetl is kind OF running plant
or vine. with .steln from sfx to twenty Or
1l.otp IMc!les long. With beautiful sed Or
ssar!st s; Hai 9wsfs II r. # sa st e taM Kae[IY ~ IL %
man In the Western, .Statss WIN grows II,
antl that Is DARIUS Wop,l. of Ann. Art,or,
Sltcl'. used y III tho only cast. which evcr
ss s f. tn ' st for se4 ttsas sa d tne,sa'sss m sss
'flte cltck'wcel 1s known alsu as retl
plinperle, pDor-lnat's weatEler-Elass, searlet
tinp,er1el. gfc. ING e;etnans i1' s alni Swiss
qS f Ssrsf xGM t. &C. e efSS II sS o a5fflsys5 ~ s sta
Senators VI Pennsylvania, Valentine kltter-
tnE, Of Daupl'in County, called tho attention
Of tlle Senate To this article rs SUR. cttry
sctsto4s aSr s tG @ Sf y ss Gd + Il h"9 {a1 a isa fs S
years. Iii. KIttcrlng cialnied that It was
only necessarily to use n,e dosd 70 secure
"ths !apg,cst cs reslis" etc. IL ora "DE:
expa"on %s tIss 4jyen 'S Sat SEf sovs eq"nlsss 9s
glyeh hefc NIL Tint is necessary tp understand
, 1881-05-16

matte at The meeting to call a convention nf
IItatlufacturcra aid W0rkmcii to afford ilta
f0rnler an opportunity to sign TIM sca!u
publicly, the hitter 10 aRrec III cnse
this .wns dhn9 10 help run NIT tlls
small cDncerits which srli under Association
pricea. Tile manufacturers Thought tlls WA
Unnecessary, anti ngrec,! to slKu the scntesas
been reported that many Of tic lrnn mills
and glass factories wout ii ccase operations Tor
tl,e season. but upon inquiry this morning
wtnt!91w;.eass fastory operatives l.aye re; r;
JUNG, July, and August, whlla tl.nsu III tito
bottle houses ceasn on the lat ~ July alMl re-
main Idle twn months. l.eatlinx l,a,,ufac-
t,lrcrs pro,onI,cc, tl'ts tlo nest, sensible
nn1ve .eycr made by tho wnrklng,uan,
AZ It Will keep dawn ovcr.protluciinll, and
consequently fl,suru fair 1na,rket. prices for
lilo manufactured wares. The Hint atld lt.n0
glass manufacturers report that trade Ii only
fNfr, nna that sn1ne individual facldrles Will
shut tlowi ut will, but no united action Will be
taken. 4 resolution to shut ttow1I VI, the lst
Ut May wns voted down at n recent lncGtinE,
anu caof1 tirtn Or company Gull suit thnfr own
convenience NJ to tho time. 'trlln weather fs
Intensely hut and Wnrklnen In the mills md
faCtUrIes suffer turrfbly.
, 1881-05-16
THE CnAl4-3llNER9.


CoLuunus, o., alay l5.-'fhs secent troNb-
les In tho Hooking Valley coa1 rcKlon pt0M.
iso to culMtnata t0-murr0w efthar by tile
miners returning to work Dr Il llrotraetel
str.ke, Yesterday 800 mlnera took out a
number Of men who were running The
coal.cuttfng machines an4 ortlnred thom
not only to leave the euunty. but tho State.
Within twelve hours, Tho Sheriff has been
called upon, not only I'd protect. thu tllreat-
elsud sall, INT 70 also arrest aud prosecute
and inslat .ppuil drlytltg peol,le fr..nl tlle
State. II Is we'll known lle Sheriff VII!
DO, backed np ly not aa!y tue civil
but the military forces II necessary
10 protecr persons anti property. 1ha
events nf to.lporrow IN the ll1ektng Valley
ara lookca forward to. with interest. Thu
miners IN tho Sunday Greek vnltty,. IN the
OniO Central lsailroaA, arg usneoably dis.
posekt, a1Mt nearly eit ut w9rk ~ tts rite of
II sRinu sSts ~ ay ta prs t a Sx eany ato%E' We s
ull lneallY Ia brlnK ubout u strike