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''J
in m:u;rr hi it
Filtered nt the t'ec.1 (Inlcti III Ashtabula .a Heeontl Claa. Matter.
lNIH-.rKMi:T IN AM- TI1INUS.
icn r.-ri.-in.j "-T1
1MUCK, i IV ADVANCK,
JAMES HI'.KD A SON, riilillMli.TH.
ASHTAWrLA, OHIO, FRIDAY, JULY :$ 1880.
Vol. XXXI, No. 31.
m
WEEKLY
Thousands Kyprywherp Flocklnir to aee 0m wonderful
15 TRAINED ELEPHANTS !
AND MlItACLK OP TIIII l(Mh CENTUKV, A HUMAN 1IKINO
SHOT FROM A MONSTER CANNON I
Majtiaiic
-A.1NT
But no Change of ownership! No (.hangs In tho iinalrurablo cllieranec ol the Proprietor always to
H3CIZII3IT AIjU XXX ADVERTISES
ps-lOth Annnal Tour of the World -Fumed, Time-tried, anil universally admitted
LARGEST EXHIBITION
TIIU
Great Forepaugh Show,
Will revisit ard exhibit afternoou tod evening, at Ashtabula,
Saturday, August 7th, 1880,
A Mastodonic Consolidation of 30 distinct ex hi hi lion owned by me during the past 18
years and now roasted Into one ('olnpml Cutili-clrmtlcin, Koiircseiuiii!; a Cash
liivualoieul of Two nltll in Dollar all lor a Htutcle
Holiday, Ilia float
aTTTFEKrUOTTS riX.XD BEAST SHOW
IN TUB WOKLU.
Great
Oirous In Two RiagB !
EVER ORGANIZED, WITH
OKR-ET ACTORS!
lOO
KxtilMu more sUrtllnirand novel featnras, Zolo'lcal novelties, spreads more canvat owns more
earn, trorecs. sod nui-u wvervtlilnif, and la the oldest individually uwuud. tented exhibition In the
world. T'tf only nxhlbtUoii thai ttver owned anil
Performing
ELEPHANTS
In addition to 1.NX) wi)dbata; Birds. Bftptllen,
JUonalef luiiooceron, ea uunm, ronorniuin uioum, iiit, itovinu. imnit rnur
Pluoui, UiBclpllucd Moobo. Great uoiiiu of
50 TRAINED ARABIAN HORSE38
And th Flrat and Only Performing GlralTcB evr seon on ihU Coutluent, In the Cu1ona"Plr
in xl.litinn to 4ll mala and femal r Id urn: HA Ptunoua Acroharn: a.) l)lrt.nL'uiHlied (ivninnstti: II
I dual UIowiim, Pautomtmteta and J oaten; Tralund lloraoa Leaplni; tl.roujfii Fire; Living Wonder
from everywhere, Indiana, KalHri and Uottegtota t A 11 mini n Bi'Iiik Urud troin a Monntur Cannon
loadttd with powder, and aeut whirlliiK throuvh apnew and c iiitiht by a lady hanuic head downward
on the lofty irapea. Thl wonder moving fat performtid at eich exhloltlon hy Motia. Loyal, the
-hii man cannon halt." Kirat appuarance of the only Fuuialo Blondln, M'Ue Klla Zuila, who croatna
the hitihwlro, tiO feet above Uie head of the audience, blindfolded aud with her (cut uucaaud In
rack, and crosaei it
carrrli'K A man
uix.D tier hark Tbeaefamona
piii'l
f lliir. cmniirv eninnifd In Europe for tne
a. v. .i.(.i.. lulu . tliA rii'tv im oil
I" I
1- II. 'ft
v -v - . .
...i.i. . ... ..u ,na lit ItriMlllRM tliv Bainw I m lit nil ilfl IiariUtlllH hold I lllf Ion
ti,niitirt -miMlora. Tbe nltre hnw raiw.iorh'd on my own Three t'reat Hill) way train. Io-i
hol.i th ino.i-ier free Tor all aTHKKT l'HO( ;nhON. By ibl we prtftetbat Hie r.-ai
VorepaiiKh Hhnw ia the Greater, of all Or.t Hhows. It mart from the ahow jrnmnd every exbim
lion dy, b'rween the hour or U and 10 o'clock a in A.iml-alou 60 cenU; Children uudur 0 yer
V6 ceuia. Two exblblliona everv duy, llrst at v.) etrond at 8 p. m , puvlhona open oii hour prevj
one Kxrureion Train and reduced inu-f ox nil rHilioiideon lh davof Kyliibillou. Hee email bill
urdelaila. Will also axhtbit at PAINKSV ILLK, MONDAV, AUOT8T Oth.
ADAM roitEPAUUil, Sole Proprietor.
A w-lDB)lrit)((, Marvelous, Grand and
IISW SHOW
IN THE WORLD,
THE ONLY
lOO
Introduced
and Marine Wonders, Lev) i than Hippotamoua
areslfata now appear for the :flrnl tlmf before the
tlieat Farvimii.'li S'mw.fiT a uniary oi per
(1 rl 1 1 K 4 1 1 Ut k N I. SC ' I II at IJliO I. r-
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
mtH. fi. MOO I II. itiM-ril iicHinr m
try (ifiiMla, ttrtfvvrUw, i'rwktiry anil UImi-h-
w-ri ll'HilM iiimI Kiiocm, K-miy-Maiif 1 lorn.
Illtf (fHlH IDllI ('Him. ' TMMHM'flH HIKl IKTK,
mid Kvmyihlnn u fniiilly n-'! 1' " ;r
wenr. .Main nti t'l, Anfiwniiin. ii
1 lj. I",, KlM-kW!ll,f V lIUM'HtllH ItllU IVtT-
Lull H.-uh-iH In tlroccrh'H mim! rrovlHlona
KrtulHuiHl (iiiiln; Ak'lh Itir Aiinri.-4in hiki
Ihilnti I'.xprt'NH t'oinptuilt-a ni ( lfv.'lnd
K.-ruhl, Mi.iii ntrft, Ahlitiihul. .
II. A K. W. H VAI.P., Iti iilcra In Clutlcc
Kumlly itriM-crlfHuinl I'nivl-lonM; nlw, iniro
il'i'ci It; nory , iinu the Hih-"U Dnunmor 1
MTrlinii1. (or 1 1 if lirciuiMf khU- nl W t-
1 Ili'M'i ve liulh'i ,( tn-fsi' it n (i in kmi r run,
Mitlu ft 11 4, Ahlilnliulu, (fliui. lil
iM. Vtl I.KNKIt & NON ix-iih-ra In
(inwi-ri'-N, I'l'ovlxIdiiH. Flour, l-il, l fircinti
lunl -nii"Ktlf KrultN, H:iM, Mn, riimuT,
WntiT-hlmo. Hoi'da. Ac, .Main ftim'i., An-
tnhiiln, Mi in.
HiiUIIICAi.""lMHrr In Flour, I'ork.
11.1 U.K. 1j, .L Hll.l nil klnlH of Hull : HlM, mi
kin-Is of Family l ir.x -Tlf Fr iil himMm-
ll. liny. Alt- ami li.int;a. ttinw.
I,. TIOIIIIKON. h.iilcr In !ry iiHKl,
) IrocorlpH, llontH niul Mln
Hat.
Hard warp. 1 'rofkrry, Hi"k
1'alnts,
, Ashliiliula, Ohio.
J)UUGG1STS.
,TI A1I I I NFU III Kit V. Iruiiifit and
Ap'HhiMiiiry.tiinl (ifiitiul luaii'i in Jriif.
,Mi'(Uvlnt.N, w 1 lift anil l.ltiuoit nr ntvtin-u
puriMisfH, Fumry and loih-t (kmim Mnin
Mlnx'l, uoriior of Ci-ntre, AnhUibnlu, U.
MANUFACirUKKS.
1 1LKV M INI F f'O., Maiinrnctnrorii
of IjiIIi, HldiiiK, .MouldlnL'H, rhecNf Hoxea,
Ac, IMnnltiK. Mt'li-hintr. mid Mcrnwl Knwlnii
dmipnti short nolh-c Hlmp on Main "tiri'Ct,
(ippiiNltf ttmilh Fnrk, Ashtahulrt, Ohio.
ATTORN KYS AND A(iKNTS,
. II. HICK AKli. Attorney nt Uiv A N
tin y I'ublku. OllUt- lied It end ltl"k AwliUhulu,
, Tl , tt II ' F, A Miirni y and CounmM lor fit
I,nw nnd Notar I'uhllc, Anhtiibulii Unr
lior over post (iltUte. Ktl-U
K lilUr. Aiii'Titlmi! All rhdmit for pon-
Innn and nddltlonnl bounty in uat he 11 led
fore .Inly, ikmi.
I'. IS. ri TIIKOM;, Attorney und (.'ouii-
m llor uLiaw, 1111U ulury 1'Uhiu:, oppomie
FlsU IIdum.1, Ahuih(u, ''it-
It W. I ALVIN, Attorney nnd toun-
Helor at l.iiw, and NoLurie runnc n-iHi-dVlilm-k.
V I. itl. t.tlU "i, JH., Altoriify i iki
t'ouiiRt'llor Hi Law, ami Mimry ihihuu "i
tlee with Hall llro k, AnhLuhula, O. 1 Jiw
JOHN T. KTItON", Aitornuy and Conn
Mtdlor at Ijiw, and iNotitry rurjiic. irnee .-
Ashtahula loau AHHif:iutlon hiilldtliK. I:
ll.ltlLICN IIOOTII, Attoi-my ami I'oiin-n-llor
ut Irfiw, AMlilabulu, Ohio. l'i
K. It. l,i:of A HI), Atlorucy pI l,nw .u rifr-
fon.Ohlo. Ollk'' In thefMimflry nitn-K j i w-
TI.UlinVAKK, Ac.
;i. i III IIIIAItO A CO., DeaUih 111
11 aid ward, inm.SUJel ana iaiii(wuvuH, 1 hi
IMatf, Sheet lion.t oppei and liu-.aiid Mau-utacturiM'.sori'ln.HhL-et
lumahUlJoopei hbi.
KIsk'H Itloi-k, A.Hlitahnlii. Ohio, W.k
1'HVblCiANb.
Dr. 9. W.ll I HP lilt m. V ..Man.-llc Hualoi,
Aalitabula, U. Hesluonce 011 luke hliore
Dll. K. illOIINK, Ko!tctic Pliysli-lnn, of-
n;e and rfMiience !i aioiy irn. t'ronser h
llrlok Hlok. 1'rojirletor of Therupeutlc
llath. Oinee liouia 2 to G P. M. Out bual
neaa ftirenoona. 1681-tf
Dlt. E. L. KINO, i'hyHlolun and isurxeon;
olllce tiver Oee Ai ll4Htra'. 1 liave a com
plete Met of Dr. lliullleld'M Kiiali.orH, with
the exelualve rlglit of Anlitiibum et unity.
PhyalolanH are renpeoLfully iiivlieti toi-Hil
and examine the iuatrumenlN. oHIol- bourn
.ruin 10 u. 111. to 1 p. nt. IteHldunce aoutli oi
1st. Peter a ohuioli. U'M
F0CJN1MMES.
I'llOUNIX IKON WOhRH f'MMan'r'rH
ol hlovuh, I'lowa ami uoiuiuuh, umiow
Cap and slllw, Mill Caslins, Kettlt'S, HinkH,
HIuIkIi HhoeH. ito., IMiumiIx Foundry, ABhta
bula, Ohio. linil
CABINET WAKK.
IOII IV DUrilO, Manufactuierof and Deal
er 111 r Ul 111 LIU B Ol tlie ueMi, o. hufi utionn, uu j
every vmlt;ty ; uIho, Ut'nenil Underi,iH '
aud Miuiufacaurer d tJiXltliN to order: -nUll
street, nortli ol Houth Publiu Hquure, AhIi
tnbulu, Ohio. 41
JEWtifiKUS.
AlTlNDI Ac It A HK1N will do nil kind of
Repairing ol W ntchea, Cloc'kH and Jewelry,
ttt lii7 Main (Street, In room with Carlisle A
Tyler. 145-Vly
Ul.it. UK KlSON, Jeweler; Itepulr-
ing ol all kiudH of W ate hen. Clock h and
jn, 1 -v tv r uiivi
k House lilock,
jeweiry; nioro in ahuuiuui.
Aahtabula, Ohio.
rilOTOUUAPlIEliS.
ULAklhl.i;i; & MOOKK, Phouraph-
era mid leaieia Ul l'li,Lurua( UKruvtiiK',
ChroiaoH, xe.; ImviitK u lurKe anpply ot
uldinKM ol variouw deauriptions, are pn
pared lo frame niiyiiiiiitf In the pieture line
at aliort nntieu and In the beat style.
HARNESS MAKEtt.
POliO tc HIIO'l'llKH, Miinulucturera
UIIU Di'Hlera la HuUilk'K, llrlilli-K, tlulllil-il,
TrtinkH, Whips. Ac.., oppoHlte FUk Htuiee,
Aalaultuln, tlllo. J015
JUSTICE OK THE PEACE.
ITIII. Oil. Ill ATM, Justice or thu I'euce.
onlcuover Aanuiuulu utoro, ahuuiuuiu.
ARCHITECTS.
D Will SLOAN, Civil KiiKluuer and Hur-
veyi', Arenueeiurui tiiui Meentuiinu
Druutflitsiimn. (.lllttte In IMeroe and Ited.
heud'a Ulook, Aalituliuln, Ohio. HJO
DENTISTS.
l7K 7 K K t li li V . l5ri 7fC7 New b p
Imrv'i llloek.tmr. Main and Centre Hta
Kntram'e on CpiiM o Htreet. Oltleu hmirn, 9
o U a. in. 1 to ft p. ni .
r"1 P. K. HILL, DentlNt, AHhtabllla
vlftftT Ohio. OJllue Centre atreet, between
Mulii and I'ark. nu t
MISCELLANEOUS.
, F. GOOD, WholeKule and Heutll Dealer
in an uimiH 01 i;oai. ana l.uniner, rwwer
Pipe of all alxoa. OtTlue and yard at Center
Htreet ralirimd uroHsiittf, Aahrabula. Hull H
Khluiflea HHiieolalty. l'lne lumber.Hhliiifloa,
lath, of all klnda. In any quantity, at the
loweat orlcus. and delivered on cars or any
where in AHlitubula. Orders left at the
store ofj. B. Croaby dr. Hour, will receive
prompt aitoniiou. la.'n
JTSU JHLn I. VTII, Atrent for theldverpool
IjOiido A Olobe InauraneoCo, Caah AsHt'U
over I -j.uiio.wiu (lold. In the U. H. Hvi.uoo.uifU.
HtocK .lomera aiao personally uaoie I Lio
vni. M.tii'l'lt. Imnorter ofxeolfh Pollhhed
O ran He Monumenta. and Manufacturer of
Amerleau (iranlto. Marble anil Htone Worn.
All work Finished In the ItPKt Manner.
Office and worka near L. H. 4 M H. O'-p1
Aahtabula, Ohio. 1.V4
lh'KKNNON cV BVANH, niaehlnlata and
steam fitters. Farmers and Mill Machinery
repaired, nnu every ueacripiion 01 pipe ni
tliiK tlone to order ut reasonable price
Shop at the Harbor. MUU
K PATCH -a
11""' unnoini 11a, nrui i,opiiir, baJ ur iroa,.
a, ahlld a an mnd with lt
trunuuv aoia or auiuaruif iro
II nlila krhiiail (with dirLiAat tl.aa alll ..t
for tit loti for tiO, Toitaiti itaiupi raualvedaia
Wok Id jti
r ioettJ Mulet vleld ta to til oaf
LJ?'
Our H-pti llluttraud Catalogue olSBS
it. JfWMlrj. Nnvetti-i. Mutionerv. ata.
108 a. em ot, FmudaipiuaC Fa ff
Haatlon Uda papar. I'l
; jLEOALirLANKS.
ALAIUtE and complete utock (if
Legal lllankK for sale at the
TKLiiiti HA I'll OFf lCU.
MRS. LYDIA E. PINXKAM.
OF LYNN, MASS.
Si:t Si j
fiiH-ovrnr.n of
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'8
VEGSTAELB COTOTOP.
The Po'ttiTe Turn
For all Female Complaints.
Thta rrrffpanllnn, aa U nam t-ltmliV-. vmMi tt
VogetAlilv (YitpnrtiM tlial nn aVLrmlMi lo th rmm del
trataflBTallil. Vpna oa trll ttis nirfta of thli 0n
pointtl wlJl he nv;riiR O, aw it lief la InimedlaAa, and
when It- ukIj rnnftrmr A, n ninotj nlac catt in a bua.
dn1,itpiriTinm-iil(Mind'(-fTullth'MiMDil will tes
tify, tin awaat or IU provL-n menu. It In tolny re
romincniliflaiul Kw;rlbe4 f tbm beat phyalclmDa to
I tic country.
It will rum entirely tlie rond form Of filling
of the nleru), I-nrorrlin. trrctfUJar aual painful
MbnMm-itlon.nll OtarUnTniublca, JnAamiafttluii and
ITlfcrntfon, F)HMllnir, all Ilia?einfnta and th ten
wquiint H'lal weaJtntM. and ia ejilly MlapUMl to
tho t'tinniic if Ufe. It will dliaKilve and eipM tuniora
from the uteru-ln an oarly ataffe of flerrlopmrnt. Itw
U-nil'-wy l" c-rVf rou humori thrre U check ud very
ittf (llly by IN
In fnrt It haa proved to be the (Treat
rt and b'rt nim-dy that Iim ever been diaeuver
i d. It uerTiipjitcacvtry (wrtkm of the ayxteni, and glTe
new fanitri(ro' Jr-mrt f afntne-, I1atmenry.de
rtriyiitcraTintf f'inttlraulanta.and rellvvea weakoeaa
ot the lUiinacti
Itrurua UlnaUnjr. Hendachec. Warrooai froatratloh.
OfUtriU lability hk-uleuiiaa. pepreaaion and JikII
K'"tU.n. Tliat tefllnu of buariiifcT down, caualna; pain,
wpljrht and harkarhe, la aiwsya utTnumemly cured la
Itauae. It wHUtatltimea. andnnderall rlmimataa
r. ait In harmony with tbe law that ffoveroa tba
f enuUf ayrtem.
For Kidney Complaint of either aes thla oompoand
In unurpaaK-d.
Lydia E. Pinkham'i Vegetable Compound
l i prea arwl at 0 aod tU Western Avenue. Lynn. HaM.
Prktl fU. HIi Utkfpr ts.OQ. bent by nail tain
li.rm i f iillr.. aUt)tu tbe form t?f Uaenea. qn receipt
nt price. fi.OO, per box. for cither, lira. 11.kCUAal
freely AnHweraaJl letter of Inqnlry Bend for pam
hkt. Addrev-aaabova Mentntn ihii paper
So family ohould im without LTD1A E, P1NKHAM'
UVKU PI I.I A They cur ConaUpatbra. Buiuuaneaa,
vi ul Torpidity rf the Llrer. V wnta per boa.
Slnirnr. Cohb .t Co.. n. n'l Aireuta. Clevi lond, O
Hold by A. K Thnrher 4 Co., Afhtabiila. O.
DR. SLEE,
3-.f ttiipeiin alruet, opposite Cane Hall. Cleveland
Ohio, i'lirt-c Sphlllif. U-inorrhu-H, Uleet, 8tritt
nn Heniia.all private dlaetfra and Nervona De
hill ty, canxhiK loan of reat. memory, ulifht and
cmipiiiiiptiun, in lute time thau auy other phyai
cian In the city.
no cum;, o pay i
Bore throat, pains In the bone at) kidney ind
bladder dlceape cured for life. A lone experience
with great auecuas is Iho world's ineimable crl
terlan of ablllry, this bavtnK been attuiued In
duces tbe Doctor to thesd term.
K-apwwewam
THEONLY MEDICINE
That Acts at the Same Time on
THE LIVER,
THE BOWELS,
and the KIDNEYS.
ThM trreat onrana are tho natural cleans
ers of the syntctn. If t hoy work well, health
will m perfect: If tbef benome eloRged,
arcadful diauasus are sure to follow with
. TERRIBLE SUFFERING.
BlllMiiiwr, lleadtrk", IrjBpfp,!., Jaon
die, CoiMtlpatioa ami PIlM, r Kid
Bey ComriloInU, llr.t.l, DlalMlM,
. rioJiif nt la th. DrlBK, Hilar
.or Itopr Urine or Baca
atailc Palna and Infcea,
r. deTPloprd bovauae tlie tilood 1, polaoned
wit ii tlie limiinni Ulat atlould Uavtl Imicd
ux.llud niuut.lly.
KIDNEY-WORT
Till irrtore tlie bcalthr action and all th w
trtAlntx evil, will t banlsht'd ( netjl.ct
.li. iu t.:iil ynu will II vo but 10 .
1 'litriuu'l li v f been cured. Try ltand yon
wlllitiid one mora to tlia number. Take It
and ileal Ui wi l loiioo more, gladden your heart.
Wh auffeT longor from the torment
of an aohins; bnok ?
Wn boar uch metraw from Cort
atlnntlon and PMa?
Why be to fearful baoauM of dle
oraeraaurina? KnwKT-WOFT will cure you. Try pack
as. at tinm ii id heantiined.
Jtua tli tl vnitutibl compound and
Oa.PaekapiinalnalEq.arUofSodlela..
Your Dmyriu hat u, or kiu gtt a or
ou. 7hul wi liartng . Jl. tJ. -Willi
HCBAS150H K: PwjrUtora,
u I (v.'Liiiirtr,i-
UurllaftM. a
PILLS!
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVEil!.
JrTTlY " I ..I.I
. ivirlTVllll Ulldurtl.tl
j tullmiuj ult'.x enuua, v.itli a di.-ui'
Liiitiontocxt;rUoa'
1 baUy oruiiiiilj In l
TO
wishali-
J I II tVlllU lit
'i i i.i
II v.
tnti atTh" "ll' ilt, h.itabi
Irtrtr.
V.- HUT M
liiiiltt. b:uiy colored Uruie.
TV THF.RE WARNINGS ARE TJNHEEDET1
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED
TOrf'S PILLS ttreeapectally adopted t
uuvh cu-, oiiedoe ellectaiaueli chaum
ol leeUutf h to nw etiUlMjijiuilgrair
A Noted Divine says:
Dr TUTT:-IearBlr: Fortn year, ilbam baa
amtrr toD).p.li..Oontipiiti.in uidl'il 1
Iprtnyoar Pill.w-ro ncooiui.nded ;I tb.ra.
liiu Siwawellm.n.liav. ood auplU. duw"oq
;"(oet,reul.r.(.i(i. pile, .tjia.and h..ea.in
n.uri.kcd. and by tli. irToaio Ac tion oa tb
ll,Be.ll o (lrRii, liU aiilur Stool. .re pro.
ilureil. 1'rlrf WCflilH. .i.i Jinrr.T i., n. ,
TUTT'S HAIR DYE,
Oiiat Haib on WmBKtna di .lutad
lo iit l.v aainxta Dimlionl oii ft thin
h :iuttd to a GLoaat
mi lont oil 't till im. iy ini;
ututa a Natural
Dolor, acia InoUntaneouiily. Huid
Otftoe, 35 Murray St., New York,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. THE RED CUP.
rtipra n a rtip, all rttby rH.
J bat aoHrklca with a fonmr wav!
It la III 1'ihU l of Ihfdidd -
A current sweeping wj th frave,
Molina: trnnaparrntty arlKht,
wr color n lore man roartt ic inooTn;
'11 a bat ft phoaphorfai-Piil Itffit
Of itna from blood within tbe totnb.
(ih looh not, thn, upon that cop.
iiii-w i mm toy up ir ixnaoii innf ;
rotn IlK'dnrk drftca there aprlnift'th up
The iw-rpc nt'a bite, the adder a at lug.
Tbaladitcr'a allnK.ttmt serpent's bit.
I nriiuuli the lix (iruiikani a aoiti will i in:
Who dr Ink a that cup lo seek delight
Hhall find at laat a ruined tieart.
Rev. C. W. Denison.
WASHINGTON.
CA'fia. Ttt. Tli? nlnl. arf on their "hon-
uwr ' tin. cannmiitn. ISO I moo aol-
(liir or deputy Diaraliall will inu-rfirre
Hi, or prevent aiiuthero bull-unert
from brcakiitk: up rtU:puhlit:aD tFntlierintrs
or ititimiflating TolfM. Already Ihe inut
teriiiRa ol Uih on-couiinft; reign ot Urror
ur U'-ard in tue breaking up ol Oartleld
nititlcnlion ui'Ttincs, in vritju plucea in
the aoulli. At HajHlMville, Mil., not six
mile, from Ihe Capital, at a tinrrlH'l nnd
rtmir (lole raisinir, the same utaturmng
npiril whh uiiwiili-at upon the part ol the
llHW-ot'k UeniocriwT. rne hiww.-u anil
free ballot would be ilcaih to all hopes of
Di'iiiocralic suet'eas. Advti:ea from south
ern atntt'S aHHiire the coinmilUe that ft' left
to the lionexty of the rebels, no ltepubli
cau Memlier of Cougreas, however large
is niiijiinlv may be, will be certined as
let'ted. Already their journals are open
ly declaring Unit they give the norlb due
olice unit they iro)uie lo rule tlie south
at least, and lo do It In their own way,
Hnd that now and for ever the negro shall
not vote. These are not idle words. Men
of the north hear and act, remembering
the agony, tears and blood of those long
bitter years, when men rallied at country's
call In numbers like the leaves in Ihe for
est. ' Oo bravely as of yore your duty or
all is lost. "Eternal vigilence is the price
of liberty."
ihe model campaign speecit 01 tue sea
son was that made by tlie greatest soldier
nil purest smleMnmi. L lyases o. Urant
when lie said 'I can say without hesita
tion that I will givo Oartleld my hearty
upport. 1 Here is no reason wny any tte-
.tublican should not vote for Garfield. I
now him to be a man of talent, thorough
ly accomplished, and an upright man. I
have nothing against General Hancock,
but Garfield is the man forthe office."
The Democrats here at the Capital arc
not happy over the disclosures made in
Acw lorkby senator Wallace s commit
tee. I lie machine it is alleged Is gnud-
ngont first class Kcpublican campaign
thunder. DavcDixnt shows that while
Ku kluxing and murder did ha Moody
work to defeat Republicans in the aou;h,
the Democrats were doing the same thing
n -New iork, In the more humane way ol
issuing through the courts fraudulent
naturalization papers. In 1WW only 7(1,-
0110 bogus voters were made by Judges
llarnnrd and Mctunn. 1 lie evidence
shows that Ihey were turned out by this
machine at the rate of 500 per hour. Oo
the 12th of October 1808 the numlier reach
ed the enormous sum of 4020. Even this
method was not sufficient to defeat the
Republicans, and 20,000 bogus naturaliza
tion papers were issued In blank without
any application. For the nasi 25 years
these frauds have exiBled, and these thous
ands of bogus voters have repeated the
raud everv vear tlicv Have voted. 1 lie
Democratic committees with Tweed, Til-
den and others were notoriously connect
ed with these frauds, Fernando Wood
and others have here in Congress tried to
manufacture some machine that would
stop the mouth of Davenport, by impeach
ment or otherwise and thus silence the
damning evidence that he had and which
a very lortunalely lust at mis juncture
given to tlie public.
The reports mane to tue national vom-
inlin e here at the Capitul show that the
lteoublican party was never in its history
so thoroughly united at at the present
lime. J lie worn Ol me cauvaaa linen is
thoroughly in hand aud all parts of the
country are in close sympathy with the
committee In mnturine the pluns.
J'llty the sorrows ol tlie poor oiu man ol
inner alley, tie wanteu to oe rresiueni
but his parly, on account of faithful ser
vices In tlie past invited Uhu to preside at
the Democratic Jubilation over tiancocK
who secured the nomination at Cincinnati
which Tilden was so much desired.
After November's batlle with the ballot,
Hancock will be reported as politically
dead, and both these worthies will then be
embalmed and laid away on history's shelf
Willi ;Valandinuam, Liee nu olliers wuo
were false to country and her sacred mem-
les in that time ol her sorest need.
The Irank, manly and patriotic letter of
General Arthur accepting the nomination
meets with universal approval. He dis
cusses the question that now confront Re
publicans in a way mat salisnes every one
that he is fully competent to till the high
Eosition to which his party will elevate
im in November.
The Democratic committee are disturb
ed at the condition of things in Virginia.
It is by no means all quiet across uie ro.
tcmiai! and uuless they are able to recon
cile discordant party elements that are
now Bitterly opposing eacn oiner, tue voie
of the stale will be cast for GarQeldcAud
Arthur. The Kcpublican committee are
on the alert and laying plans for a thorouuh
canvass of the old dominion by
some of our most eloquent stump speak
ers.
The state associations which were dis
solved a few years since, are now being
reorganized nnn put in snape ior active
campaign work. Tliese organizations
have In years past renuereu great service
by writing letters lo the press from the
capital and mailing documents and as
sisting in sending to their respective vot
ing places ail voters uouu lieu in me dis
trict. Never before was there as much
enthusiasm manifested by the officials
and clerks in all the departments. The
.lohnnv reus who have slipped into places
once held by Union soldiers are being
smoked out anu spoiieu. woe io uiciu m
tbe coming days. Borne miserable vandal
nnccivecl i he itlea of imnrovlntz the uhv-
sique of the Democratic candidate, by
culling on U1S wnisaey, aim selling uiw
up in business with Dr. Tanner. It is per
fectly evident, it is alleged that uuless
there is a radical change, Hancock can
never win the presidential race, carrying
such a mass of adipose Democracy, The
atmosphere of Governor's Island with the
swarms of democratic office seeks and the
HimkI of whiskey smashes, if continued
will necessitate the building of a hack lin
tel to the Presidential chair to enable him
to take im aeat, should he by any possi
PHAKS.
WASHINGTON, D. C., July 26, 1880.
Missouri is moving in the Temperance
cause. The legislature will probably rec
ommend a prohibitory amendment to
state constitution.
THE SORROWS OF GENIUS.
Tlie night Is wanning, and the hush of
Inapiration makes the sanctum solemn.
The news editor has Just written himself
anew lork uiapnlch, Piling all aim, it
Ihe sea serpent. The political editor Is
Just closing a crusher full of blood and
thunder, and winding up with tern lie,
cxMure. The proof reader is opening a
new case of wncil for tbe purpose of
marking all the errors in six lines of proof.
Tlie funny man. from the tearful expres
sion of his sorrowful countenance, is
known to be In the throes of a Joke. The
Joke Is born, and this is its name.
"A man died in Atcheaon, Kan., hist
week from eating diaeased butlalo meat.
A clear case ot suicide death from
cold bisoo."
Knter intelligent compositor ''This
Al hesiin item, what is this laat word?"
'I'ci him, the funny man "Iliaou."
Intelligent cc iiipcsiUcr ''B-i s-o-n !"
Kunny man "Vc-s."
The intelligent comiotcitcir demand to
lie Informed what it means, and the pains
taking funny man, with tears, explains the
joke, and with great elalioriition shows
fcrrlh how it is played on "cold pison
"Oh, yes," says the intelligent composi
tor, and retires. Hets it up "colli pison.'
Funny man groans, takes the proof,
seeks the intelligent compositor and ex
plains that he wishes not only to make a
play on the word "pison," but also on the
word "bison."
"And what is that?" aaks the intelligent
compositor.
Tbe funny man patiently explains that
it means "butlalo,
"Oh, yes!" shouts the intelligent com
positor. "Now 1 understand."
Mortified funny man retires, and goes
home In traucjuil confidence and growing
fame,
Taper came out la the morning "cold
buffalo."
Tableau red Are and slow curtain.
Ft. Wayne Gazette.
RULES FOR LADIES TRAVELING
ALONE.
1. Be sure you know where you want
to
o before you get on the train.
When you purcnase your ticket you
will have to pay for it; no use to tell the
ticket agent to "charge it and send the
bill to your husband." And if h9 says the
price of tlie ticket is (2.(14, don't tell him
you can get one just like it at tbe other
store for 12.30; he won't believe you and
he mav laugh at you.
3. S'erer travel without money. It re
quires broad views, lilieral education, keen
discernment, and profound judgment to
travel without money. No one can do this
successfully but tranis and editors.
4. Beware of the commercial traveler.
5. Don't give a stranger your ticket
and ask him to check your trunk- He
will usually be only to glad to do it, and
yonr trunk will be so effectually checked
that it will never catch lip with you again.
And then when the conductor asks for
your ticket and you relate to him the
pleasing little allegory about the stranger
and tbe baggage, he will iook incredulous
and smile down upon you from half closed
eye, and say that it is a beautiful romance,
but he has heard it before. And then you
will put up your jewelry or disembark f
the next station.
0. If you are going three hundred miles
don't try to get oil the train every fifteen
minutes under tbe impression that you are
there. If you get there in twelve hours
you will be doing well.
7. Call the brakeman conductor, he has
grown proud since he got his new uniform,
and it will flatter him,
8. Put your shawl strap, bundle and
two paper parcels in the hat rack, hang
your bird cage to the-comer of it so that
when it falls oS it will fall into the lap of
the old gentleman sitting behind you,
stand your four house plants on the window
sill, set your lunch basket on the seat be
side yon, fold the shawls on top of it, carry
yonr pocket book in one hand and your
silver mug in the other, put your two
valises under the seat and hold your band
box and the rest of your thiugs in your
lap. Then you will have all your baggage
handy, and won't be worried or flustered
about it when you have only twenty nine
seconds in which to chaugecars.
9. Address the conductor every ten
minutes. It pleases him to have you no.
tice him. If you can t think of any new
Question to ask him ask the same old one
every time. Always call him say or mis
ter. 10. Pick up all the information you
nun clcila iMv.lin. Ilrun I Vi winilnw
, and look foward to see how fast the engine
is going. Then when you get nume
you can tell the children about tne
bin cinder vou Dieted ud with your eye.
and how nice and warm it was and what it
tasted like.
12. Keen an eve an the passenger who
calls the day atler oionuay neweaay.
He can t be trusted a ear s lengtn.
13. Do not attempt to change a ten dol
lar bill for somebody, if you have only
su.25 with vou: it can t be done.
14. If you want to take a nap always
lie witn your neaa projecting over uie euu
of the seat into the aisle. Then every
body who goes up or down the aisle will
mash your hat, straighten out your frizzes
and knock of your back hair.
This will keep you from sleeping so
sound that you will be carried by your
station
FOREPAUGH'S FIFTEEN ELEPHANTS.
All introduced and performed by Adam
Forepaugh, Jr., a youth only eighteen
years of age. The youngest, most gifted
and heroic trainer of wild beasts in tbe
world. He can be seen at each exhibiticn.
performing more elephants than ever were
owned or exhibited by any show on earth.
Their performance presents one of the
most thrilling and amusing spectacles of
animal sagacity ever witnessed, tliese
representatives from the land of Brahma,
Shiva and Vishnu were formerly used in
the sacred and spectacular displays, cus-
tcitnarv in that distant region, and where.
ever tbev aiinear never fail to excite the
most unbounded annlause, wonder and
admiration, of all who witness their mar
velous maneuvers. Philadelphia Record.
Foreuaiivh will exhibit Ills great sno
on Saturday, Aug. 7th.
Inventors employing attorneys fauiliur
wilh practice in the Patent Office, rarely
fail of securing patents. Experience en
sures success in prosecuting contested en
tries and Mineral Land claims before the
General Land Office. Long practice gives
success in securing pensions.
PmcsniiEY fc Omens, Attorneys, 609
Seventh street, 'Washington, D. C. have
had long t xjierience in all branches of
practice before the Departments. Par
ties having business should address them
(enclosing stamp) for information.
, The Canada TeuiDuraiice law has been
declared constitutional by the Supreme
Court of the Dominion.
THE EDITOR'S DIARY.
The editor of a Texas paper gives the
following figures from a statistical mem-
oianilcim of his life In answer to the eon
tmdrnm in last months Printer Adver
tiser: Been asked to drink 11,869 .
ii.cwiay
::::::::: u,f
i rran a
rtentlested to retract. .
Diet retract
milieu in parties and rec.pt
parties fishing for puffs.
i ooa uie nun ,
Didn't Utke ilie hint
Threatened to be whinoe
Been whipfied.
nippeu me oiner Icllow.
Didn't come to time. .....
Been nked what's the news
Told
Didn't know V.
Lied about ii '.'
Been to church )
Changed politics J
Expect to change still
Gave to charitv. .
Gave for a terrier dug
Cash on hand '.'.!ly .
Ions KJ
PIONEER LIFE IN N. KINGSVILLE
Ed: Tel. As I gave in a former i
something of a personal discription H
first settler of Kingaville the I'amon
Ut Eldad Harrington I will now riA
couple of his adventures while huntiA
the wilderness of this vieinity: At
early time he was making his roundt)
an important deer !i"r in ihe eastern
of Ashtabula Uiwn-liip. :,r , r.c .
on the bank of a sm II
known as Panther f ree 1 II
U ii
He, V
lycame npon a lar" pan
anew tnai me otr.-r hc.
came face In tiu'e. ca. i ii. i n
ofeuch ether. As t ic; niul "1
him a large well t"uin:; .jn;. r
sprang into a leanii r t:"e. o, t
possible encounter, but belort
timi t .Ul l.lu .-.I K.lnM
..u.u v n ui.v mm vion-B cue union
spring tlie unerring aim of tlJ
hunter laid him stretched f
grounu. ite was a very larg
uieasuring ten feet from nose til
tail. V
At another time he wounded a -.J
bear and as his custom was, never to
move with empty gun commenced reload-
inguui nan not time to get the hall down
before he had to make use ot the min to
punch ofTthe enraged bear. Matters for a
time appeared a little desperate, but in
the rough and tumble bruin was careless
and got the wrong end of Uie gun into his
mouth and raising Uyn his hind feet
throwing his fore paws over the gun,
began chewing tlie muzzle, but the cool
and deliberate hunter was at tlie other
end priming and the next moment the
top of bruins head was among the thiugs
INDEX.
INDEX. July 27th. 1880.
NATURAL HISTORY.
"What attroeious looking animal ia
that?"
That is tbe editor."
Indeed ! Are editors very dangerous?"
'Sometimes. Wtua cornered ud ther
have been known to be quite combative,
and agaiu they have been known to go
through a convenient back window. Gen
erally they are quite mild and passive."
vtnen are tney tne most dangerousr
"When intruded udon bv a book a?ent
who wants a seventy line local for a forty
cent book, or when intruded npon by
poet with a few verses about gentle spring.
Are euuors cross to eacn otnerr
"Only when separated bT several blocks
of buildings."
"Do they ollen have fearful combats
with each other?"
"Occasionally when they go out in differ
ent directions and meet by chance."
"Are editors ever cowbiued?"
"Sometimes the little ones are. but the
big ones are rarely molested.''
'Do editors eatf
'They do. It was formerly supposed
that they ate at long intervals but it is a
authenticated fact that they can eat a good
deal wnenever mey can get u.
w bat kind of food do they like most?
They ate not very particular. While
they won't refuse quail on toast, fried crab
or roast turkey about Christmas time, they
have been known to make a repast on a
dish of blue pike caught on Sunday."
Do editors go free into shows r
Thev do when they give a dollar and a
half local tor a twenty five cent ticket.
"Are all editors bald.
"No, only married ones are bald, but let
us pass on, the editor does not like to be
stared at."
The chaplain ot the British naval vessel
Comus thus describes his visit to the C'ro- .
zet Islands, a group in the IndiBn Ocean:
"The sensation on landing was like mat
probably experienced by Robinson
Crusoe. The birds and other animals did
not dread man, and did not move out of
our way. We found three kinds of pen
guins the jackass penguin, the kingjnen
guin, and the crested penguin. They
sulk about in troops like a school or a
regiment of soldiers; they pecked at our
legs as we walked along, and their tactics
quite puzzled our large Spanish dog, who
barked at tuem, but gave uiera a wuie
berth. It was the moulting season, and
most of the old birds looked very disrepu
table, with their tattered feathers aud
semi-naked bodies. Wild ducks and teal
popped up their heads through the long
grass, but scarcelv took the trouble to fly
awav. Sea hens' and other birds were
easily knocked down with a stick; while
pretty white birds like rock pigeons, call
ed snow-drops, flew to welcome us with a
little chirping note, and could be caught
by the hand."
Invaluable for Piles and Kidney Diseases.
eases.
Swanton, Vt., Sept. 19th.
I suffered greatly for years from piles,
and tried various remedies for relief with
out success until 1 used Kidney Wort. If
the disease shows any symptoms of return
ing as has been the case, 1 have never fail
ed to check it by the use of this medicine!
1 have a son about eleven years old who
had for years uniformly wet his bed nights
and all the prescriptions of different phy-
Mcians were ineffectual in checking it. I
was assured by a physician that Kidney
wort was just the medicine to cure him,
and sure enough, a trial was completely
successtul. I regard the medicine invalu
able for piles and kidney diseases.
Samual Ballard.
Pain in the side, shoulders and back,
bitter taste in the mouth, dizziness, smart
ing of the eyes, brick dust deposits, ner
vous debility, are cured by barosma.
Pictured by E. K. Thompson, Titusville
fa. For sale by BWiii.
95 0
Why suffer sleepless nights, with a dis
tressing cough, while a quarter of a dollar
invested in "Sellers' Cough Syrup" will
givo inslunt relief.

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