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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-07
conquering a Clever Fighter.

A. d. Redmond in Santa Clans.
A few years ago there lived
Carthusian monk who had hard
battle to fight with sleep A con-
slant drowsiness was his worst ene>
my. s4. ..t
According TO the convent rules,
he should awake every night ut
eleven to go down TO the choir, and
join in the singing of mathis.
But nature cared little for convent
rules, and never could the monk
awake in time.
However, nature, that had made
him so sleepy, had also made him an
inventor.
Without any special study, Father
AmbrOse-that was his name-had
constructed, in his cell, an almost
perfect clock, with sonOrous strik-
ing-gong. That helped him for
awhile.
AS he became older, and more
sleepy, he added to the gong an
alarm gear in the shape of loud,
sounding chimes.
This also, in time, became INSULT.
cient. He then added at both cor
ners, and in the middle of the cap
like structure that crowned the clock,
a blackbird, a cock, and a drum.
These, at the appointed hour, made,
together, a terrible racket.
All went well for a few weeks.
After time, however, on the stroke
of eleven at night, the chimes be-
gan to sound, the black bird whistled,
the cock crowed, the drum beat, and
the monk-snored.
Any other man would have been
discouraged. Father Ambrose was
not he went to work again.
He made a snake which, nesting
under his pillow, would, at the
proper time, hiss in his ear: ut is
time, arise ~
This snake was smarter than the
blackbird, the cock, the drum and
the chimes, which, nevertheless,
kept up a supplementary din of their
own. 1t was beautiful, and fer quite
while, the father did not fail to
awake.
Unfortunately, in the very midst
of his self-congratulations on his
success, he made sad discovery ;
sleepy he was, perhaps, but lazy also.
He found it out now; for, wide
awake though he might be, he was
not at all prompt in jumping from
his couch. Such a state of things de-
manded instant reform.
The very same day, therefore, q
heavy board was swung above the
bed in such manner that it fell or
the sleeper's legs ten seconds after
he had heard the charitable warning
of the serpent, the blackbird, the
cock, the drum and the gong. The
consequence was that more than once
Father Ambrose dragged himsel
down to the choir badly bruised anC
Iimping.
And yet, though it may be hare
to understand, after a while, thu
serpent no doubt had its throa
clogged, or the falling board had be
come very light, or the monks leg
had hardened, or he slept more pro
foundly, or perhaps, again, he haC
taken the criminal habit of drawing
up his legs before punishment coulC
fall on them; anyhow, he felt tn,
need of an even more severe inven
ton.
So, every evening, he tied to hi
wrist rope, which, at the fatal hour
without any previous warning, pulled
him out of his bed and threw him OF
the floor.
To this he had come. No on
knows what sleep killing invention
he wrought out when he felt he wa
going to sleep forever.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-07
Insolvent Notice.

Ms. Martha f. Lewis, Executrix, VS.. Estate
Of S. II. Lewis, decd.
The insolvency of the estate of $. II.
Lewis, deed, having been suggested to the
honorable County Court of Warren County
al persons having claims against said es-
tate are hereby notified to file same, duly
authru ica.cd with the undersigned on or
before the first hay Of April, 1890, or the
sane will hc forever barred, both in law
ald r!nify W. l.. SWAMI,
Clerk uf Warren County Court.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-07

What l know about that standard
remedy-Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup =
! know that a p cent bottle cured
me of bad cough in - hours. 1t is
a fact.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-07
PHOTOGRAPHIC.

When you visit Nashville don't failto
at the elegantly fitted Ground Floor Pho
graph Gallery of MessrS. Staples Il c
COG Church St, opposite Watkins Institu
and you will see the finest specimens
Photographs made in the South. They
specially prepared to make Crayon Porlr
Copies from old pictures, etc. also carr
handsome line of Frames, MOuldings,
Baby Photographs successful speciality
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-07

"It's only question Of time" and
a short time, too, as to when your
rheumatism will yield to Hoods
Sarsaparilla. Try it.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-07

1t is very difficult to keep our little
ones free from the disorders Of baby
hood, and we advise all mothers to
keep DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup handy.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-07

A perfect specfc-Dr. Sage Catsuh
Remedy.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-07

1t is easy finding reasons why
other people should he patient.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-07

He who comes up to his own idea
of greatness must always have very
low standard of itin his nd.-Haz-
LETT.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE.
CLOSURE SALE.

WHEREAS, default has been made in the con-
ditlons of a certain Mortgage executed and de.
hveIed by Henry w. Reitz, unmarried, mortga-
gor, to Charles A. Zimmerman, mortgagee, da-
ted the 18th day of October A. D. eighteen hum
dred and lightweight and recorded in the Office of
the Register of Deeds of the county of Ramsey in
the State of Minnesota, on the 9th day of Nov
ember AID. 1885, at IL O'Clock and 80 Minutes A.
NJ, in book 200 of Mortgages, on. page 1902, on
which there is claimed to be due and is due at
the date of this notice, the amount of three
hundred (S300.00 dollars and interest thereon at
the rate OF ten per cent p T annun from October
Is, 1888, and no action or proceeding has been
instituted at law or in equity to recover The debt
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof.
and whereas, said mortgage was duly assigned
by the said Charles A. Zimmerman, to Frederick
Reitz by assignment, dated the llth day of De-
cember A. D., 1888, and recorded in the office of
said Register of Deeds, ON the 18th day of De-
cember A. D.. 1888, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, in book z
of Assignments on page SIG.
Now, NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that by virtue
of a power of sale contained in said mortgage
and recorded as a part thereof, and of
the statute in such case made and provided,
said mortgage will be foreclosed by sale
of the mortgaged premises therein described, at
public auction at the west front door of the Jail
Building upon the Court House Square near
Filth Street between Wabasha and Cedar Streets
in the city Of st. Paul in the County of Ramsey
ofApril, A d. eighteen hundred and eighty nine
at ten o'clock in the forenoon. to satisfy the
amount which shall then be due on said mort
gage, with the interest thereon, and cost and ex-
penses of sale, and twenty five $3.50 Dollars at
%torneyss fees; as stipulated in said mortgage In
case of foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage, and
so to be sold. are the lot, piece or parcel of land
situated in the County of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, and known and described as follows,
to-wit:
Lot numbered ten QO of Block numbered three
() of Belvidere Park Subdivision of Lot No.
two ~ of Bidwells Addition to West st. Paul,
according to the recorded Plat thereof on file in
the Office of the Register of Deeds in and for said
Ramsey County,
FREDERICK REITZ,
Assignee of Mortgage.
KUEFFNER & FAUNTLEROY,
Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgage,
Dated, 81. Paul, February %, 1889.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28

-@D IItSbrein S amstau u
e n nebif 2ot auf Dapton's Bluf &c;
aeniiber gontpap Ctr. preis $1,000.
Ober ader fir @artsnbau nabe Wcs
@arrons Safe, poer eine billige. Got nabt
Mortins 9umber garo an Mlbsmasl'
Str. ober cine biIl,se Sarnt, oerbeHeri
81 Meilen BON 6aiiines, Minneiota.
iebr billiS. Nahsufraaen Bel Gurti 4
& Gowarbs, "a DIT 4. Str, Sore:
pousb 8Iod.
@ir MAIDEN uniere psrebrten Sc.
Ier auf ben srpBsn gorratb bon feiner
8otbweiaen, welde iid fIr tirdlide
3uede eigenen, aufmersiam, uno iint
namentlih Die 8reiie niebrig. Die
@isentbimer bes gaefic @,in 6auies.
81 Sf 7. Strobe, ct. Saul ma.
den uns Die Mittbeilurg baB fe
grcben auf 8unih unenteeltlid pers
fenoen.
-Mts unS Die 99.N.G. SDhn . n
& %, Ginranherungs=Q senten, NIT.
tteilen, 1T Der Ganpfer uNorblonb"
npn Der Geb etar 2inie am %. b. W.
nit 400 9aHoeieren in Stem Sort an
aefcmmen. 25 9lHaeisre einsen 10.
fort rod Tacoma, @nfb. Ser. 5rei.
tarten uuroen bon beren 8eruanoter
ecrt ouf Der Office gen. SIrma 1901
Paeific Gpe. getauft.
Wir MAIDEN uniere 9eier auf ben
4uctionspertauf bss @aarenlaeers bon
alderman 6enrbW auf.
merfiam. Rleiber uno Musifattungsar:
tiset son Better Aualitdt, nerbea fpDtt
biaiS IosaeidIa9en. 8ertauf finbet
ifatt isosu Gag in $50. 425 @abaiba
Sir, Bis 6as game @aarerIager ners
fault 1T. Siebe gnseise!
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Sanfem, Getratben asto 50:
OcSi6ue

G0NleMs Setr6tDeW attto Ges
0cSfGWe
wdpreno Der Iesten DOds in ~fplosnSen @ea,etnbeu:
@aria 9immelfabrtss 8ir@e.
@etramt
Spbann Silb init 3bereIia 9inborfer.
gSenSel 4niri9 NIT Dtarta 5Hertler.
@etamft:
Wtatbias. .gltern, Spbaun Geinbart urb GliiabetE
geb. Wallbprf.
Sobann Gbeo6Or. @ltern, Ibeoour geiffer unb Gliz
labrtb oeb. Oelpps.
Ntihael finger IL Gage alt.
DtatbiaS &pnSent 81 Sabre alt.
@buarb 0tiller 20 Sabre alt.
Spiepb ~9teifin9er Sabr alt.
ct. Trans ton S%aless9irde.
@etrant;
Sranf Gibbs nit Spbarna 2eitner.
Sranf 2eitner init Sobanna Sanil1ef.
Getauft.
Spbn. Gltern, sSpbn Weenoen nno Goth. aeb. SAUL.
Senrp. @ltern, SobR @plf uno 2bereita seb.
@ubolpb Sen. eGtern, g~ngelfrieb @,ttmer unb STA
@bilttp Sacpb. @ltern, Sacub 9aaer uni Maria aeb.
SiblnSti.
8eftorbem.
Gath trina Yraber "a Sabre alt,
Ntaria 2Seibert 81 Sabre alt.
ct. agues : 0emeinne.
0etraut
Seinri6 @all nit Waria- Mtiiler.
albert SapS init Sri. Ntoriu @eper.
8etanft.
Se[ena Gbsreiia. @lterit. Nnton unb Wtarta @uer.
GILBERT Spleph. Gltern, Srar5 urio @nllltd 6ang9l-
Splepb. GlterR, 2llbtpi9 INN 3berelid SafotpitI6.
gSilbelm. @ltern, S lbInn unb Ntatbl!Sa Sa9sn.
8efoSben.
gutalia Senba 4S Sabre alt.
Dtaria Stepani 2 Vtouate alt.
ct. Mntt6ans- air9e.
6etraut.
@btSarb u. Mpeller NIT Maria 8lai9fi.
@eftorbem.
&,tra Neper 5 Sabre 2 Otpnate aft.
Cart 8ledinger Ytpnate alt.
Gnna W. @per9en 6 gSp9en alt.
9~tnialia SergeS 55 Sabre, 3 Otonate alt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28

Dem California einbauie, AZ
= so OF Siebente Str, aebIbrt bas
gerbienf, Die Burger oes Norbweftens
ben Nnssn zines euten @laies 8ein
uno bie &unit sslebrt gu baben I'm
wenig @elo einen suten Eropfen i'm
Samilienfreiie gu genieben, cine TRate
iahe, bic our4 ben iih INNER berar5=
bernoen &unbentreis bes pDpuldren
0aules anerfannt mirb. Wer etpas
@utes lit Wein o6er 2iqu1ren baben
pil, Der eebe ms California @ein,
taus, AZ - 0 Sf Siebente Ctr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28
3m %perfamfem.

Ser In,ftan6, baB meine Nrbeitsfraft
i'm iteten Nbnebmcn lit unb ih auf meinc
@eiunbbeit bebaht ietn mnB, peranlaBt
mid, mein 5 Sabre aires !3udtpferotStal.
lion) gum 8elfaufe an3ubieten. 9ahelbe
lit balb Slioe uno balb Norman STAGE nno
fam fammt mebreren ieiner Soblen ge=
ieben nerbeu auf meiner Sarr,, 6 Weilen
iioli6 BON Saitings, % Weile tpeitli6
bon ber Cannon Salts Goab.
Mnton 9udins, Gisentb.
6aittngS, Safpta 60, Yttnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28
Eas 6laihenbier in Der Stat

Eas Slafdenbier in oer STAB
manniaen 8remin9gD o. fam
BON teinem anoeren iibertrofen tperben.
Barum iDIte cine 8rauerei, Die oas
anerfannt Bette 6aBbier IN NDromeffern
liefert, nibt I'M ftanoe fem, Elm 5lGs
ihenbier, pslhes Dem nusmdrtigen an
Aualitdt uno Shmadbaftigteit gleih
fommt, ~ brauen? Sic lit int ifanoe,
es sa tbun; uno ben Beueis fiaDet man
In leber 6laide ihres uctrefliden
8iereS. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28

9aul auf &c, In Omaha auf l2 @rab,
IN breckenridge, Manit., auf 81, In
@arnesplle auf 38, In grpotfon, Dat.,
auf SO, in Crane Sorts, Dat, anf 40
uno IN NeGe, Daf., auf IS @rab unter
NuI. Gin oer Norb gaeiic- 8abn bon
Dulutb Bis SamestoDn tuar es 3piIden
rs nno 40 @rao unter NuG.
- Sn S1b > 9art brannte am
Sreitag bic ~@inneiOta @asens uno
Sdlitienfa6rit" ab. Ser Shaben miro
auf $75,0OO aeiddbt. Oas 1887 er.
ri&tete 0auptsebduoe bsr Sabrit mar
Elm 225 81 60 SuB groBer 3meifDdiger
Stetnbau uno oaran ldlolien fi6 suei
Anhauten, elmer 10 su 40 SuB, Der an:
bere 80 su "a SuB sroB. Nur bic NET
lide Wtauer oes 9auptgebdubes ideint
nod in eutsm 3ufanoe gu isin. Die
6abrif ioa mieoeraufeebaut werSsn. -
2etten @tpntag, nadts spiihsn 2 unb 8
ubr, brad Seuer aus in Dem Gramla
Den unb &oitIaus BON patrid 8 Damp
ion an Der @de Der Commercial ltnb
gontpab StraBe, rub Die Slammsn erif.
fen 10 raid Inn fid, baB Der 2ooen
earS unb bas &otbau5 gum erDBten
Ibsil serifbrt tuurbe. Ser Shaben
ioa fiA auf $4,000 ~belaufen.
Die Ieste @ohe bier gu elmer
gonierens periammelten 8srtreter Der
intpeoiSden 9utberaner elfldrten
f1 fir Ginflbrung Der 8rpbtbt=
tim uWtnneiota, iebr TN 1ntsri9isoe
BON ibrsn ceutiaen @laubenssenuiIeu,
Die oapon i'm al se,nsinen ebenio weniB
miiisu wollen tpie Die &atboliten.
Mm Srettag. Wbenb, 20. Gebr.,
erltarb Bier Inn Alter bon 81 Sobr.n
Wiatb. 4onSem iii. Elm laneidbliser
Abonnent unb frlberer Neiisnoer oes
.@anoerer'. 9ie 8eeroigung fanb
lebten Montag bon Der Marids 0inntels
fabrtstirae Gus fat. st rubs in 8ries
ben.
- Seusrtpebr. gbef Blod ut,ter.
breitete Der Seuerpsbr=@ ommiiiion ieige
Rsfisnation, falls ote lebtere ben BON
ib,n uegen Standardization entloHenen
sfpeiten Midten3. Gbef &elliber tpieoer=
auftellen tplroe. Die GommiIipn pi1h
feline &lase eeesn &elliber naasfen
Urettag unter1u9en.
- Mm Montae'G6eno warb NIT ei:
ner groBen 6eiilidteit, befebeno aus
&eoen, Concert unb turneriihen uebun.
gen bic reue oeutide SurnbaIl
erDfnst. Dieielbe tparo nam Dem
ptane unb unter be- 9situng bes Mrs
d'tectea ulriei fir 4O,O0O Gpu. &c:
baut. !berr Qlb, @olff, Gbslrsbaeterr
Der .0oltsaeitung' unb zines Der dltsfsr
gbrenmitstieber bes Turnpereins, bielt
bic Seftr be. M5se fi@ i,in 8uni9.
baB In benz neuen ,Qauie Der oeutIher
Turner AUDI tpabre Duloung eineS tdttt
finoe, bepabrbeiten.
= Ser 35idbriae Shnsiber gatl
8riidner tpelher 307 gbarles StraB'
tpobnt, tuuroe lstten Dienstag an be
@de Der Siebsnten llno Sadipn Strab,
I'M Shnee fnieeno uno, UNI 8efreiune
ben ieiner Shmiesermultsr betenb,
porsefunosN. St lit q lideineno gel {.
t esfrant uno tpi,o oaraufbin In
teriIht trercen.
- Der MrbeitSratb bersat
folgenoe Gnntracie: 8faiteruag Del
Sadfon StraBe nit 8ranit, bon 3
S'raBe bis CUR 2epee, Tbomas &eillp
50 500; Ranat al @eit 7. Strobe
bon Tusearpra Bis Ottp StraBe, Stpd
ton & 2innquit, 6,O93 Ranol az
8anfl Strabe, bon @iamonb Bit
Dufe Strabs, Stodton & 2incquilt
$2,O91.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28
M0tmmg !!

8erlon9t Elm bieiser Mann, nm bic
Sstnung oes b. fatb. Nr5eiter'D Bureaus
su ubernstmen. I'm Ndbsres tpenbe
man ith inncrbalb Der ndbifen s Sage
an Sobn s.. 8aber, AZ unb Al
Weit Ste Strlbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28
MGtung WitaIteosr oeS ct.
SEQ Weretu.

Dim Nittuod ben 6. Mdr3 pirb i'm
ct. 2es. 8erein bic Sabres.8 erIamm.
lung uno 8~eamtentrabl abeebalten. Aae
Rit9liebsr finb Bel Strafe bon 81 pers
pHi4tet, oer 8eriaHmluna beiuppbs
ns1. u. Nttt, Sec.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28

Winneiota IA 347,175 Slide pertbeilt
uno i'm S. 1883 26. 95O.215, poppn
100000 900 @eiBfld, 3. 800 Rarpfen.
1870. 900 watdusiser 9edt. 244. 900
Safe SUPERIOR SoreQcn, 10000 9ahs.
SO. 900 Gesenbosen : 6orelen, SO, 600
itwors Barlhe. 726. 900 embsiail@e
gabforellen, 10000 v9sd 2epsn" :
5preIen rno 10000 oeutide Soreaen.
Die @eiBfiide uurben bel Duluth in
ben Supsriors See seistt uno BADEN fid
tpunbsrbar permetrt. Die Bunoes=Rs
aisrnna BAT cine Siidbtutanitalt erfier
@ldiIe am Setter 3ioer, Bel Oulntb. En-
ridtet, uno Or SC. D Sueeuep lit ais
Superintsnoent bsrlelbsn ernannt nor
ben !; fie fam idbrlieu oIein 100 Mit
lionsu Beisfildeier ausbriiten.
!. Der @tnter, Der Biz sur lebten
Bohe ouBsrorbeatlih miloe seipelen
mar, bat enolih bod nod isine gep5tn.
Tide raute Seite beraussetebrt. Die
lesten Gage persansener 8ohe tpareu
in W,nneiota un6 i'm peit,rsn NDro
uefsn 10 bitter falt, pie es pier geeen
enoe Sebruor nur ie poreetommsu. Sn
M~inneoOia fid am Samstag friib bas
Ausdilber aaf SO Grab unter Sud, su
ct. 8;ncent an Der rianitp6nniiHen
Creme auf 40 @rao inter Nud, in
Wporbeao auf 81 @rno uno IN Bis=
mari, Dal., auf 81 @rao, bier IN st.
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Amrttnm
10000 Collars ttfrth
DRY GOODS

fertige Glei0er, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
0ite, Gappen, 8tanfets, Hctiuns uiw.
auf 5ffentlide Nuction
422 25a6a(Ga 5fra6e.
2eute, Die biGig taufen tpcaer, fDltsn
bieie 4uctiDn niht pevidumen. Nuetion
10 llbr Morsens, 2 nbr Radmittags
uno 7:30 Mbenos.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28
9attteats ttt0 Gerrcn GATH
SG1phe

in allen Sarben unb Gr0Ben in Grpps
man's 9anoldub=2 aoen, 155 oft Ste
Strabe> ct. Saul nno 400 Nicpllet
@pe., Minneapplis. Sebes 9aar 0anb=
idyube garantirt uno angepabt burd
Sahperftdnoise I'M @eihdft uno nur
bic beiten tinporttrten !panolGube tpers
ben gebaltem. ba
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&ramfemG 0ntttes TT foIgenoett
1tater

ct. &eter'ss1lnterfikuttgss@ere
Tom erftea Ntpntas I'M Btdrs 1889 bis gum erfen
Utpntag I'M Mprtl 1889 beffett aus ~fplseaben Serren:
Oberer Ditrict:
GouIen lint. $50 8ianca ctr. gtnibt Sol. a. 4l3
Weartil ctr. @dorn sSobn 525 Bart Are.
t1nterer Diariet.
Gdrnis Sic. so 50. College Mpe. @anien Spi. 81
GEet Z. Ctr. Gtetlea Osnalo 37S 81 Sort Str.
Saeob G6nibtus, Gecr., 349 Jtnnour ctr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28
3m nermietben.

40 acrcs gitcs 2anb init gutem @obns
baus, Staaung, 8runnen, SarmS Ufalht.
nertcn uiip. Sur 2 Uteilen bon Der Staet-
erenae in Weit ct. ganl gelegen. Be-
binglngen leidt. 0ta6sufragen go. 424
Siio &obert Str, 8eit ct. Baul.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-10-09
uor,CE OF APPOINTnENT.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
u..ate of Cantiis Rhodes, deceased
wruE undersigned has been appointed and
qualified admnistsatSSr aS Of the eseae onnto Of
cn,o nots,i Iii this sOth day Of August. A. D., 1889
HENRY LUTAa Admialstratoss
AtssstsCC. p.lsa ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-10-09

16 acres of land in Roostown.
Unto, being the portion of the Nicholas Knapp
estate set of to Mary Hugh. Ten acres improy-
al three good timber, and three Is new ground.
Very desirable property. Inquire OF
'' FL. DIJSSEL. Atty,
or MARY HUGLI.
1o95 5lw Ravenna Ohio.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-10-09

GENERAL 1. R. SHERWOOD, editor OK
the Canton News-DemocTat, we'll known
in Northwestern Ohio, has been trying
for long time to get Foraker's battle
record. He has at last succeeded, and
presents complete analysis of it. Hia
conclusions are given in the following
paragraphs:
ssThe record shows that Foraker WaA
never present with his command at d
single battle or skirmish in which a man
was either killed, wounded or missing,
except at Resaca.
'sThe record shows that at every battle
in which the company or regiment lost
heavily, Foraker was not present. Tha
official record compiled by Foraker's
commission, shows that Foraker was
never in but one battle in which man
was even wounded, save one, the battle
of Resaca, in which one man, John
Runyan, was wounded, but he recovered
and was mustered out with his regiment
June Z, 1866. Talk is cheap, but the
battle record is talking now, and il
sings low and faint"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-10-09
Beware OF Ice Water.

DR.. Hammond protests against the
American habit of gulping down a
great quantity of ice water. He says
that it induces catarrh of the stomach,
which underlies dozen other troubles
and. very possibly. cancer of the
stomach. Ice, used in small quanti-
ties, is valuable remedy, but any one
had better swallow Goals of fire than
ice water. 1t blisters and destroys
the membrane. Dyspepsia is sure
consequence, and it does not even in-
sure temporary comfort. What, then,
can we do? Swallow, instead, an oc-
casional crumb of ice. Reasonably
cold, but not ice-cold. lemonade is
convenient and wholesome drink. Bet
ter yet is the old-fashioned farmers
drink of one-half milk and one-balf
water. This is refreshing and cooling
when far from ies'eQld. I
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-10-09

1 ASSUME that the Republican party Of
Ohio is in the main composed of honest
intelligent men; that they want who1el
truths, not half truths, from those who,
presume to instruct them from the
stump; that they are opposed to electingi
any man for third term; that they de-
sire practical, sensible man in the exc;
ecutive Office, and l therefore take it for,
granted that Foraker will be beaten this
fall at least 80, 900 votes.-John Beatty.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-10-09

ATTEMPT to diguise the facts as much
as we may, it is truth that in every sec-
ton of this State and among all classes
of Republicans there are good men who
are, from conviction, opposed to the
principle of third term, and at this
time many of these insist, that as they
now see it, they can not and will not
vote against their convictions.-Lieuten
ant Governor Lyons. /
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-10-09

THE coxes, Cspellers, and Kurtzes
pack conventions, manipulate wards,
townships and counties, and through
the caucus control elections With.
oUt question and without re-
straint. Men employed and paid by
the State are assigned to party work.
Trifiers, idlers and incompetents are
carried upon the State pay roll as re-.
wards for partisan service. Governors
even do not hesitate to WELD the patron
age of their high Office to perpetuate
themselves in power. And yet the Re-
publican who should dare to lift up his
voice in protest would be assailed and
vilified as if he were a traitor to his
country.-John Beatty.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-10-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Estate of David Rhodes, deceased.
orioinal administration, with the will an
nsxed, to be granted on the estate Of Davld
Rhodes. who died on or about the l9tn Gay o,
Sentember. A. d. 1868. at Suffield. Portage
Said application will be for hearing on the
aatI, Jay Of September. 1859, at 10 a M. before
the Probate Court of said County:
ByJ.H DUssEL, his Atty.
Aurust 27th 1880. 1896 bw
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-06-13

Chauucey NJ. Depew, in his centen-
nial GRAFTON, took q very optimistic
view OF national affairs, In an inter
view in the New Yrok World, how
ever, no admits that there are evils
and dangers which seriously threaten
our national integrity. lie says
That we need TO improve our civil
service, and by 1t improve our public
service ia unquostionably true. That
we need 10 prevent the corrupt use
Of money in our elections is tho burn
ing necessity of tho time. That we
want ballot reform 30 that the indie
pendence of the voter can DO beyond
reach or interference is also beyond
doubt. That we need high license
and proper regulation OF the liquor
traffic every right-minded person adj
rnits.
tits encouraging to see that Mr.
Depew, who is so thoroughly iden-
tifed with tho clements which sup
ply the money that is used so freely
to corrupt our elections, admits that
that tho prevention OF such corrup'
ton is ''the burning necessity Of the
hour