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~ MEDICAL.
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a large part Of
the rlobc. is the consequence of diseased action
In the sys'cuN induced 10y the poisonous miasm Of
vcpetihlc decay. This cXhalation is evolved by
the action of solar heat wet soil, and rises with
the watcry yapor from it. While the sun is below
the horizon this vapor fingers near the oarths sur
face and the virus is taken with it through the
lungs into the blood There it acts as an irritating
poi son on the internal Nscut and eNcrctiug organs
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails to
sccrcte not only this virus, but also the uile from
the blood. Both the virus AMI the hilc accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent consutu'
tnual disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, aud the
stomach sympathizc with the liver, and become
disoydcrcd also. Finally, the instinct OF our or
ganism, as it in an attempt to cNpcl the noNonS
Infusion, concentrates the whole blood OF the body
in the internal cScrCtOrics to force them 10 cast 1t
ont The blood leaves the surfrcc, and rHsheS TO
the central organs with c0ngostiye violence. his
Is the CuyrL. But in this c.i0gt 1t fails Then the
fEvEU follows, in which the blood leaves the cen
tral organs aud ruShos TO the surface, as II IN
another effort to cXpcl the irritating poison through
that other great cXcrctory the skin. In this
also it falls and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery OF strength
TO rcucat the hopeless effort another dty. These
are the f., or paroVysmS Of Fewer AND AGuE
Such constitutional disorder will Of course under.
mine the health IL it is not removed.
We have laborcd to fad, and have found, ar
antil ytc.
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VOLUME X. NO. 3.
Farmers Department.

TuE GnAPE Ror-lTs CAUSE AND CURE
MIR. Ehphaiet Case. Of Patriot, IndIHhl.
has written u long lettor to tho CIhcinn'"
Dsily E1ouirer. ia which he propounus
theory as to the cause of thn T"V W ~
grape. and offers snmo practical snegos''ut
- =, ia ,u,r II, attributes the int pr
marilv to = lack Of tho cirbnno ac" ETs'
upon the great sustaining powers Vt w"o",
ali rlants feed and live. In long cohuhueu
Nyr, sn,s,us there is a deficiency III thls es.
,cntiL element. and tho grape young anu
tender. feels tho want more ncntclY hlh
ntbrr moro hardy fruits and vegetables. AS
car+lonic acid gas is generated by htc. as
well as hv tho decay OF animal aud vegeta'
bic subtancos. MIR. Case proposes after
sgre practical directions as to the planting
and pruning of the vines tn ohtnn sup
ply Of tho required gas by artificial means
Little furnaces. ho says. "mght be DIS
tributed over tho vineyards on every ten
rods square. filed with charcoal or stone.
coal. or dry no. under cover. ready to bc
touched oil whenever tho grapes should be
deemed ia danger from n lack ~ cathonic
acid gas. from too long continued wet wealth
ar. thus furnishing pure. ample aud speed y
supply. The gas being So much heavier
than the aimos ;rhnro. would settle down
near the earth as soon IA it became COO
ard disengagni from the smoke and sout
sent up with it by the heat. aud stay among
tho vines TIL they had filed themsrSv"'
brmfull Possibly. also, u cheap supply
might be obtained by pouring sulrhnrIt
acid upon the limestone in vineyards whnr,
1t is plenty. Such remedies us these arc
no uuack medicines, but real. substantial
'ood and to tho vines and young grapes
what bart steaks and beer ara to hnngrY
Englishmrn. This experiment is simple
and tho theory seems perfectly consistent
with scientific facts. But it NAV 10 qnes
iiuued whether tho EXPENSES of maintaining
fire in the little furnaces" would not h'
TOO great to paw the grape producer tor ht
trouble aud labor.
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WoRKlNd UP SAwDUsT 1t will interest
the DrOprietors OF sawmiIls, and carpenters
in general, to learn that u genius has found
a lso for common sawdust which raises thc
valuo of that commodity far aboVe tho worth
Of solid timber. By u nc" process, combin'
ing tho hydraulic pres0 and the application
OF intonso heat, thoso wooden particles are
III ldo 20 reform thomgeives into u solid
mass, capable OF being nodded into any
shape, and presenting u brilliant surface. Il
dlrlbility d and beauty of appearance not
found ia ebony, rosewood or mahogany.
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WINrER Feed run ruwLs.-This SHOULD
d,upud on the object in view. 1t it bo 10
tat,cn thrNr. plenty of good corn and clean
water wii. accomplish tho object. II you
simply Grs,rc to kurp thom alive. and care
nothing for their uggs ar thcir flesh. lc'
them rOust In "a cold. bleak. ont door place.
ami pick uO what they can got among your
catL!o in tho ward Z at it YOU wish To have
IhCm lay. you mist provide warm in"sls.
aud fuud them such food as will make both
flesh and eggs For this purpose "" have
found nothing bottcr rs IL standard feed
than corn Bat, though tho man food. II
should by no means he tho Oniy one. Givo
rhcm' occasionally hallol potatooS. bits "i
fru4h. cooked meat scraps. aud tho sCrapng~
Uf your dinner plates generally. As change
III thu way of grain. oats may hO gwen, az
thc screenings uf wheat. winch are, perhaps.
better than almost Anything besides corn. -
Would yuu hlvo them lay. you mast. mOra-
over. furnish them with materials for tins
cnd--imu IN sOmo shapC-ls essential. As
good form in winch II can be given rs any.
Is in old mortar II. during tho year. amy
Of your walls tall, or are taken down, lay 10y
IL share tor winter uso IN your poultry yar,'
md allow NOur hons FREQ access To II. Ia
its ubsrnce. limo and COARSE sand. mixed n
the uroprrtnn usnl for mortar, will answer
ali purposes, ur you may supply tho dutec
uf thosu with burnt oyster shells. But /
YOU wuud have eggs. your hons must have
limo in sotno form. II is just as nccesiar!
Us coru or other kinds OF food.
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NOTICE.
nNnpLLM ELL Is nERE-

i
by notified that Alrred J. ;. Barnes, Admin.
israt6r ol Abncr Bnwc, deceased, has !hs day
filed his Petition. in the Court OF Common fI'aS
OF the County oi Gerugl, in the state u ono, a.
gainst said homas PoppcwoIl. sc,tlng forth 'hat
certain contract in wri ing was mndc i'r The
purchase. aud sale, and conveyance OF certain
land, situate in Parkmln. in sad County on pay
mcut therefor ~ agreed therein, that the ine i2r
unymrnt of The whole purchase money hal elapsed,
aud that the same had not bcCn pnii aud pray,
ina Judgment tor the sum ot $50. with anhnai
interest thereof from the ith ol October, 1870, and
If sa,d Judgment should not be paid within
a time to be fixed by the Court. that the
Court would order Sale OF the sail contracted
premises aud the application oi the procces there.
Of To pnymcnt OF said Judgment. And SAID
rhumr4 PuppIrwcll IS required 10 appear aud All.
swrr sail Prl,ipn, on or before the Third Sutur-
day after the 2jh ol February next
Datcl this 18Th day January, $50.
PHELPS Il 'THRASllER,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
January II 1859. i1U.6w
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InnnnrY II.
NOTICE.
L Il IInn II-I,- ~ L IL AIn 4

wv
TT T.. HOBART. of the state OF Iowa
| |. or Wisconsin. will take notice, that Beni1.
mia i. Woodbury., on the lh day ut January
1851, didGe hi, prtluon in the Court oi Ctmmon
Pleas wlrhin and tor the County of Geauga, in
the State ut Oslo, against the sal II H. HOBART
defendant, sciiug forth that SAID II jhnrt made
two prnmissrry Nu;cs 10 tn PlInr-viIic aud
Hudson Railroad C1mprny, one date Drcemhtr
l1'h lSjj, Tor - .; the other dalcl July 23rd,
lsib. for S12j. both payable To- sad Com 'Iny or
bearer, the first 90 days after date the other one
day after date, both beirng interest from date ;
that ON said last note was paid All endorsed the
the 23I day oi Juy, 1876, $50, and September ~.
1870, Sliu; Tint salt notes were TOR Il vAIunbir
consideration transferred nuI delivered to sail
WuoIbury, and prlyimg Judgment Tor the amount
ol sail notes and lnicicst, after dc!uctlng sad two
payments.
hnA the sa,h II T. II ,bor, is nrti6 Il that he Is
required to appear aud answer SAID fcll'nn on 90,
before the Third Saturday after the 2bth day ut
February next Dated lhIS 18th day ui January,
AID. lcj9. PHELPS & TIlRASilr.R
Attorneys tJr Plaintiff
January Il, 1859 liu.Ow
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Hardening TALLow CANDLEs.-Take ono
poand OF alum dissolved in one pint of wa
Cor and ten pounds of tallOw; place them ia
an iron kottlo; heat the mixture sufficiently
for tho skum TO rise fresly after carefully
s8inming il. stir it for some time then put
il away for the tallow to get cold when il
10 hard, remove all tho sediment from tho
boston, of it. Tho talIpw is ready to bo
HIadJ into candles.
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TIE MORALS or PARrIEs-Tho recent
municipal election IN New York is rather
admouitury to that class OF Politicians, VIII"
believe that u nomination villa carry any kind
OF trash that may pc put up. Tno hU.nlua-
tiUns ui old Tammany smult strong of the
bottle and tho still, aud wcro c5rnposcl OF
mrn guncreily who knew about us much oi
publ,c aE,irs as they dId ot tho moon. Tho
y. luIk Tim,s, however. thought ho would
succeed. ana tnorohy proved itscIi II" pr"ph-
rt tor they were Jcaicn both in detail and
collectively. Iuu truth is, that virtue aud
ducnucy have thu strength 10 control sucIvtS
When lhey put it forth; aud when they d"n 1
II Is u miserable CXnIuiuuu ut moral COW
ardIcr. she sto"ps 10 conquer is not the
proper motto ot u pOIitlcai party. nor ul
social government. MLnkudl' admire the
greatness ot ylrluc, us they do oi Intellect,
aud tho multitude, when not carried away
10y u temporary passion, pay willing tribute
to great aud good character. Ii Is good
policy 10 respect this feeling, aud It is ahso'
lutrly necessary to preserve II Republican
Government. PLriIrs invariably lose when
they court the vices and yiuld to tho iowdy-
lsm ct s"c,oty. They should bring out their
best and iittcst mon, aud then it they tail
they wall not bo dragged down hy thn burden
tECN carry. Tins Is the second lesson New
H"rk Cuy has recently given uf thus KIND -
ln 1857. Fernando Wond, tho candidate Of
Tammany und r0wd yism. was beaten in I"
poll ol 81 900 votes O"Iy about G2OOO
"rro pollci now. but there was II cIcur ma
iority over huth Democratic Candidates to
gcthur. These arr signs of tho times which
nH.cato IL potter state at politics. lhn
continuation of evil elements, winch for SO
many Years seemed iuvmcihIo, seems To
have ran IT'S course, Ond is becoming stale
and lmpotonr. 1t politicians arc w'so they
will look To the hullcr aud noblcr part OF hu'
man nature for thuir suppOrt,--St"t'
Jvurndk
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tocL FEE! IN H!hEP .--A' hlhE ~ wv
hre much troubled "'th loot rot "r ,"u,7 III
IN" ieet OF Their sheep w"u'd say mat ac
co'd'ng to my knowledge OF mo .'''ns'"
loot, that thefe Is II" certainty "t Tn',ng
without thorough application oI III" Kh"o
Thn reason speak or th's U.s. many a't''"P'
" cure by running tht'r sheep through Il
trough "i vitrol or lime. mo hrst "PPcir
ance of disease is Gh irritation ho'w''h INC
toes. second u sIIght separation c"'n'h"h'
COS between tho tnos and near tn" back part
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PHI II Il II II IL Il II a.
4 P.ucrpirpt ipsn'"iioR, e>iabiShfdtn SpccIni rr'
,j,,r,y,ai lar NE rtl,fJ ot The McL anti disticSs.
~. GRici,a r,fh l-,,nieut end Eyi-
Gcmtc diseases.
U0fIE HOYANn ASSOCIATION, IN
4 view OF the awful destruction ot human he,
caas.,l Ev sexual Diseases, and the dycepriors
upon the uuiorlunn'o victims OF such
discusses l5 Cuucks. several years ago directed
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NOTICE.-Olivrr Raymond aud Savlin .luy.
~ mond now residing out or the State ot OHIO,
in parts unknown, will take notice tina; Almond
Clark dill, on the 18th day OF December. 1898 file
his Petition in the Court OF Common Pleas. within
and ior the County 0t GeauIr, Ohio, against the
said Oliver and Sava, defendants, setting forth
that the said Oliver Raymond and suii Slviln
Raymond his wife, executed IA Mortgage to said
Almond Clark ot part ol Lot No IL, in the Town
ship oi Mideiisld, in said CDunly bounded ms
follows; ;- Beginning at southeast corner ol snil
l,ot, thence west 80 chains thence north 23 cluins
ana three links, thence east 30 c'nils. % nks,
thence south on the town line 20 chains and 10
links 10 the place ol beginning, containing 20
lS-IOOlhs acres, 10 secure the pIImcut ut 81 4.
according 10 his NOE referred TO sad mortgage,
aud praying judgment HgIInst sal Oliver Tor
said ,um oi -9j7, with interest at ten per cent.
ir N the 9th of November last. And the said
Oliver aud ,'avilla arJ notified that they are re-
Quirel To appear aud answer sni Petition, on or
before the THIRD SATURDAY after the 2Slh
day Of JANUARY NEXT.
PHELPS g. TH2ASHER,
Attorneys tor Plaintiff
Dated DnCemher ~, 1883. i67.Gw
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GREAT DISCOVERY CT The AGE
IMPORTANT TO
Tobacco Cheweys.
DIR. GUSTAV LlNNARD'S
Taste Restorative TrGcEeS,

Tile Great Substitute for Ttd0cco.
TTis n well.kuown and imcoutToverlilie fact tha
] the use Of tobacco is the PIomoting cLule
many ni the most severe
Mental and Physical Disorders,
to which the race of mun is subject. careful anal
ysis and long and painful experience have clearly
proven, thar II contains cerinln narcotic ana pols
unous properlics most dangerous in tloiT th, CTS,
which by entering into the liood dcrurg" tho
functions GEl operations OF the Henri. causing
nuny to suppose that organ TO he seriously diseased
TOBACCO also affects the entire nervous sys.
ton, nuuilcstrr iiscii--as nil who have ever used
thr noNious weed will bear teStimony-iE lassi-
tuLs Nervous lrritabilty, WugeT Ernsh nyspep-
sin, and many other dsUrdels ot a similar char
uCtCr.
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TRCCEES
are designed t. Councrncl these bnnctul influences.
and nave proved completely sWt ccsstu IN multi
lulc of cases. and wherever used DelGg huIm-
less in themselves they exert beneficial feet up
on the entire system, restoring The Taste which
has become vitaed or destroyed ty great indul-
gurcc, completely removing the irritation and ac-
companying tickling sensation OF the ! hroaI
which are always consequent upon nhstulnlng from
the use OF Tobacco, and ty giving u healthy tono
to the Stomach invigornIe the whole system
Persons who are irrCTivyably Undermining their
constitutions and shortening Their lives should uso
the Sc Trochrs immediately and throw oil the iniu-
rinus and unpleasant habit of Tobacco Chewing
These 1rocnes or LoZenGes are put up in con-
venicnt aud portable torn nt the low price Of 30
Cents pcr Box 4 liberal discount 10 the Trade.
PREPARED solely by the undersigned, TO hom
ali orders should be addressed.
JAMES u. BOWERS, DRUGGIST.
Cor 2d and Race Sts, Philadelphia.
March 18th, 1858. 42S ly
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\ B-Ih" p,icn in Grctl Bri'ain of tic five
Prriu ilcnI, at0yr.unlurd i, 81 per- uuuun
As we hail never agpin b. likely t. oier such
inducements as ,nosc her presented,
NOW Is THE TINE 70 \ BNCRlBE!.!
CT Re uivan.cs must il all cisos b" mal"
drrct ioilr Fab ,Sh'rS irr AZ these prices u COM
mission can be uliowc cl 10 agents.
Addrr.s, LIE EDNARD SCOTT & co.
4GO.u No. ji Gpd street, New York
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ATTACEIMENT.

Chester Lamb, Plaintiff, ! Be,oro A P. TiIdcn,
Us. J.P,, of Pnrkmnn
John Holiday, Defendant + Township. Geaugn
ON THE eend DAY OF ~ CEN nER.
~ AD, 1853, said Justice issued an Order of
Aiachmenl in the above Action for the sum OF
SOP a. aud said Action is continued for Triat to
clock A NJ.
OTIS THRAsEER, Atty. for Pllh;
Jan. I, 1883. 469.3w
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Publisher aud Proprietor, Rochester. n y.
January IA, 1883. 41O'lw
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4 TLNNrIC MONTHLY, for Dcccm-
y bcr.---The December number of this pOpu-
lar Naga2nc CLOSED thc I'd volume, mud now one
commences with the Jaaunry M, To nll SnhHri'
berS to the ),m ,rrt, we can furnish this lending
American Monthly for - per nnnum. Specimen
coprrs mpy he en nj thus Oiilce
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NOTICE.

John NJ, King, Plti,
Henry VI nulbro Dt, Court of Common Pleas
Joe ,i B. Carter, ( Geauga County, Ohio.
Loren Norcross,ct al
Defendants.
TNheSnId defend intS are hereby notified
| that on the lith day Of january, \. u. 1899,
the said plaintiff commenced an action il the
Court oi Common ficuS Ot sail County at Ge.
auga, ngrins, said drtendtnts. The onlect aud
prayer at sal petition hiel in said acton j., is IN
compel by order at said Court, the specific per
Iurnlnncu OF n cert in contract made by lIhl.
brook, Carter II Co, March 3Oth A y. 1893, for
the sale Of about one hundred an | tfy.scven acres
OF land situate IN the township Of Russell in said
County, called the uphnrh farm, To Sherman ;.
Sandrrsnn. which contract by said Saudersun was
ON the 2i day ul May. 4. y, !sai sold aud trans.
TERED To sail plaintiff, and for other rclict Said
defendants are required to answer said petition ul
or before the l2lh day OF March, \, ID. 1889 or the
same will he taken rs true. nm judgment render
el accordingly. PuEILs 4 THEAsUER,
Jan. If, 1889 fi1Owbl fr~ prr
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

rINhr said defendant will take notice,
| that rn the 0tn any ot January, 1859, the pc.
tioncr fitted her petition in tho office OF IN" Clerk
OF sald Court. Tor divorce, change OF name, aud
custody of children named therein, aud for cnuSr
alleges pretended marriage to, and adultery
with ono Mrs. - Hail, by sail drlcndrut The
snlI defendant will take rl,ce tint sai petition
will lie for hearing at the next term Ot sal Court
The sail defendant will also take notice that
drpp,ltiuns will be taken In sald cau-c nt the
c,IIencr of A2I Fubcs, in Wayne III the Cuuuty
oi A,hiahuia AMI St,to OF OhL OF the 9lh dly
VI February, IsJ ;, brtwc ~ the hIurs ot \. VI.
and +. NJ; an! nl the silence ri Reuben
Phelps, III Witlnmsiaid, County aud State atnrc.
said ON the lUlh dnyul February, iSj9, between
Ilc hours last aiprcsail; AMI also NJ the ohce OF
Durlre & lIithhwuy in Charlrn County and
State first above ulucd, on III" 2bl day ut Feb.
ruury, 1889, between the hours above.
DuRFEE & lIArllAW iY,
Attorneys Tor Petitioner.
Jonuary "a 1870 I7OwG
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL The PURPOSES OF A PUHGATlyE EE9IGMs,
FoR Cu5uvrvlss;
FoR TIE CURE CF DlspErsIA;
lUR JA-NDICE;
For THr CuH. OF lNDIGEsTION,
GOE llEADNCIlE;
For TIE CrRE or DYSENTERY;
lUn A Foul STOMACH;
TON TuE CURE OF EuYslrELAs)
1uR TUE PILES;
foR TIE CUnE or SCHOrULA;
FoR AL SCEuFrLOUS COMrLAINTsj
EoR THE CCEE OF EHEt MAglSN;
Fen DISEASES or THE SEIN;
Fon THE CUEE or LIVER COMrLAINT;
FoR DrorsY;
Fop THE CURE oF letter, JUNIORS AND SALT
liHGvM;
FUR worms;
TOR THE Guar or GOvT;
EuN \ DI%NEu Pill;
For TUE CURE az NLJEALCIA;
EOn lUWFYING TIM BLOOD.
They are sugor-coa,cd, 80 that the most scnsi.
tive can take them pleasantly, aud beng purely
vegetable, IL harm can arise from their use il any
quantity.
Prico 25 cents per Fox Six Ecxcs for $loo.
Great numl crs oE Clcr,ymcr, Phv,iciars, States
men, and eminent lcGsoga;cS, have lent thea
names to certify the Unparalleled uschmcNs Of ties;
remedies, lut our space here will rot l'lnHt tE'
insertion Of them. The Agents below lrntd fur
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nrc given; with also full descriptions Of the aluy(
complaints, and the treatment that should lie fol!
lowed for their cure.
DO not be put off hy unprinciplcd dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on
Demand AYTH'n, and take no others. The sicl
the Test aid there for them, and Ihey shou!'
have it,
AL our Remedies arc for sale by
fpN,.rE 1. ~ MII,Tny
General Agents for Gcauga county,
Chardnm, Ohio,
Dtr Sold also by Dr. Juuv N'cucLS Chardon, an
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THE JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT.
LEGAL.
SII1;,sIv'T'S SALE.

DY Niltne ufuu Execution issued from
Cnurt, (hinou a Judgment IN favor ui u X smith
against Robert Bisry and others shall expose To
sale ut puhlic Nendur, On the premises ot itohert
Bo-lrv. in Clurdun Township, on the 2lrh day ct
january. 1889, between the hours ot Ten Q'cIork
\ VI aud -Four o'clock PM, OF s1i dny' 'h' iol'
inviu,t P,oy,rry To wit!- One SurrcI Horse, sup.
no..d to be seven years ola. aud unc 'lwO.lloIse
Lumhur Wagon. Taken US the Property oi Ro'
bert Buslcy. ,,.,,,.r,, ..,...r
Sheriff OAicc, Gcnuga Co.
January II, 1889 1'u2W
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