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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13
A Gossip Cured.

A certain man had wire who was al
ways gossipping she visited her neigh.
Dor often. and told her all she knew,
added all she could guess At. ard wound
up by in'imaiing that she could tell more.
The consequence was, she kept her hus.
band and lie whole neighborhooi in an
uproar. By the time one of her stories
was settled aud the neighborhood quiet,
something new would burst forth from
her wicked lips. Her husband had long
tried in vain to cure her.
One day he entered the house, appar-
emily in great terror and distress. when
his wife inquired, "What in the world is
the matter ?"
He grosned aloud, and bis countenance
was the picture Of agony.
"What on earth ails you ?" said she
"do tell me at once"
"Oh, dea, - said the husband, II have
killed him / killed him with one blow,
and have buried him under the big apple
tree Oh, dear! l have killed him
Boo hoo 90 90! I've killed him =
I've killed him -
The poor woman could wait no longer,
but snalchng her old sun bonnet, out she
bolted, and cut for the nearest neighbor,
-"Oh dear, Mrs. Smith I'm ruined
woman Boo /! hoo ! 90! Pm ruined
We shall all b. hung together Oh, dear
Boo hoo 90 I'm ruined
"What in the world is the matter, Mrs
Hunt? Do tell us Wha, is the matter p
"Oh, I'm ruined Ny husband ha'
killed a man u
"Kied a man ~
"Yos l s'pose he got mad with him
he killed him with one bow, and ha:
buried him under an apple tree -
Away ran Mrs. Smith, and away went
Mrs. Hunt at her heels, screaming Tor the
neighbors as they ran They entered the
hou, Of the murderer, searched the rooms
called and screamed for Mr.. Hunt, but nc
Mr.. Hunt could be seen or heard. "Oh
dear, he has fed Pm ruined We shal
all be hung Boo hoo '! co p
BY this lime, a dozen neighbors, men
women ard children had arrived, painting
TO erqure wha: on earth WAS the matter
and hearing about the murder, they hur
lied 10 the big apple tee. aud. sure euougl
there were the marks of grave in lh'
fresh earth. and poor Mrs. Hunt wa
almost distracted.
Tools were brought, and the men com
menced digging, Mrs. Hunt all the tim'
exclaiming, Il can't see him ! can
bear TO look at him Oh, don't dig hin
up | am ruined l shall die Boo hoo
90 shall die !"
By this time up came a-poiscat. -
that Mr.. Hunt had killed with one blow
from long pole, and buried. We will
leave the reader 10 tisperse the company
and clear away the storm to his own sat
islaclion.
II was some time. however, before MIR
Hunt dared 10 Trust his "ugly mug" il
tie presence OF the ruined woman bu
she never was known 10 gossip after that
The remedy wac rather severe one
and We will not pretend 10 justify Mr.
Hunt lor so painfully deceiving the Pool
woman; yet we have sometimes a liuIt
more than half wished that all gossips haC
TO swallow just such dose.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13
Standard Household Words.

Pshawl Stop your noisel III boz
your ears! Hold your tongue! Shut
up this miuulel Let me be-! Go aw.yi
Get out! Behave YOURSELF won'tl
You shall! Never mIndl You'll catch
il! Come here directly! Put away
those things! You'll kin yourself! l
don't care! They're mine! Mind your
own business! III tell my Nal You
mean thing! There! told you sol
You didn't! You did! I will have III
D! see what you've donel Twas youl
Won't you gel it, though! It's my house!
Whose afraid OF you! Mbah.h.h! Boo
hoo! Boo 90! ool 90! What's the
matter? Clear ou, Of this room directly!
Do you hear me? Right awayl It's
enough to set one crazy! / never did see
in all my born days Would you pu; q
tuck in ii? WIN says L! says he! says
she! says they! No! Hem it all the way
round! Three founces! Goredl Pom
padour! Worked crosswiss! Lord &
Taylor'sl Trimmed with velvell Ten
yardsi Cut bias! Real sweetl And one
or Two more Vanity Fair.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13
Important Discovery-.-0ne Of the Seven
Monde ers of the World Unearthed.

V1 e1xV w VIEU V1xV11x e1xVWF
A correspondent OF the Boston Transcript
announces the recent discovery of the maus-
oleum, one of the seven wonders OF the an
cienl world. Everybody has read the story
of Artemisia, that most inconsolable OF
widows, who, when her husband. (hor own
brother by the way.) Msusoius. King OF Hal
icarnasus, died, drank his ashes in her grief,
and erected 10 bis memory monument,
which for its grandeur and maRnihcence.
Eas called one Of the seven wonders OF the
world. Guided by Piiny and other writer's,
MIR. Newton pitched upon miserable bam-
let in Asia Minor as the site OF this ancient
wonder. Having obtained the consent OF
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13
FUN ITEMS.

A p,ourIxo cocv H. .aaL f ,,I
0o'N VI P'e'o''
ets ~ T"s' tu'' uoos man never ieol COM
'oI,ao'e' io lawsuit.
10 put russ 'ntn boots makes hor very
'al cat she stand 'our feet IN her boots.
DID tho man who ploughod the sea. and
afterward planted his feet on his native soil,
ever harvest the crops
AS Irish iutpo said whom ,ddross;rc
prisoner, You arc to bo hanged. and hope
It will prove a warning to yor."
A MAN who was nitch.d into n ,u,,or
whore garbage !. thrown. drscribcd bims,lF
as being in an ''offaI !" condition.
A port savs ,ha, tho w;rd l;.,o. H.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13

The following aneciote is related of Hugh
Miller: when employed as q mason, 10
was usual for his fellow-workmen to have
an occasional treat of drink. and one or
two glasses of whiskey fell to his share. which
he swallowed. When he reached home. he
founder opening his favorite book--Bscon's
Essays-ihat the letters danced before his
eyes. and that he could no longer master
his senses. "The condition" says he. 'into
which had brought myself. was, I felt, one
of degradation. l had sunk by my own act,
for tho time. TO lower level OF intelligence
than that on which it had been my privilege
to stand and although the state could NOT
have been very favorable for forming res-
olution. in that hour determined that
should never again sacrifice my capacity Of
intellectual enjoyment to drinking usage 7;
and. with Gods help. Was enabled to bold
by the determination.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13

LONELINESS What constitates true love-
Iiness : Not the polished brow. the gaudy
dress. nor tho show aud parade of fashion.
able life. A woman may have all the out
ward marks of beauty, aud yet not possess
lovely temperament. II is in the heart
where meekness. truth, affection aud hu-
mility are found. where We lock for lowell
ness, nor do We look in vain. Tho woman
that can soothe the aching heart, smoothe
the wrinkled brow, alleviate the anguish of
tho mind, and pour the balm of consolation
in tho wounded breast. possesses. in an oini-
nant degree. true loyeliEess Of character.
She is the real comparion of man and does
the work of an angel. ltissuch character
that basses with warmth and sunshine, AID
makes earth to resemble the PAradiso of
God.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13
0, How Sweet when Daylight Closes,

y; how sweet when daylight closes,
when the western sun reposcs,
Aud the dow is on tho roses,
Brothers, then how sweet To rovo
Through the meadow and tho grove
o, how sweot, when toll is ending
Day aud night so softly blpnJinp--
sweet, to hear our songs ascending,
Brothers, from The star ligLt.gtOve--
Ssngs OF gratitude aud love.
Q. how sweet the bells low pcaling,
On the car so gently stealing
Home WI go with grateful feeling,
Pray to God who regns above,
And with songs Of prnso aud love,
Sink to rest
From The German.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13

A NOBLE SENrIMENT.-In Alexande,
Ham'llon's first political speech occurred
these eloquent words:
The sacred rights Of mankind are moi
TO be rumaged for among old parch'
ments or mus;y records; they are wriI'el
as with sunbeam in the whole volume
OF human nature, by the hand Of Divinity
itself. and can never be erased or o5
scured by mortal power.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13

ONE drop Of foul water will pollute .
whole cup OF fair water; but one drop OF
fair water has no power to appreciably
improve cup Of foul. Sharp pain, pres-
ent In tooth or toe. will make the whole
man miserable. though all the rest Of bic
body be easy but. II an the rest ot ths
body be suffering, an easy toe OF seo'h
will cause NO peroepibie alleviaiioa'
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
PATENT AGENCY,

No 8 BHfT SrSLET. CLEVELAND, Ono.
We arspSBpdred 70 ttahsaet business Of every
idSsctipton, relating 70 Inventions, Drawings,
CsssasS Specifications, Paoen's, ihfrinseneh's
-" HRAINERD q BURRIDGE,
sV9u .SHNclgoI oT PLTSxTs.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13

PRrpE.-The DEVILS stratagem, who,
like an expert wrestler, usually gives a
man q liz. before he gives him throw.
-SosHk.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

LAW FIRM.
A LFRED PHELPS g. Albert G. Riddle com
n posing he Old Law Firm of Phelps & Riddle
al Afrel Phelps, Jr have formed Copar rlnrrsh p
connection for the Practice OF Law, under the
name ol Phelps. Riddle & Phelps, at the Old Office
Of Phelps & Riddle, where they viii attend TO all
law business which mnv he entrusted to their
care. ALFRED PHELPS,
ALBERTO RIDDLE,
ALFRED PHELPS, in.
Chardon, December 9th, 1859. 5l7f
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13

ThRASHER, DURFEE e. HATHAWAY,
Attorneys & COunseIiors at Law,
CnARDoa, GEAueA County, o.,
viii give prompt attention TO business entrusted
70 them. In Geauga and adjoining Counties
bTOfice over DR.. ]. Nichols Drug Store.
a. n. THRAsHER, l.. E.. DURFEE, !. N. HATHAWAY
ChardJn. Nov. 25th, 1889 5l5G
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13

one yetr,.... S3 90
"a lverdsements should be marked the mum.
Der Of tnes they are designed to he inserted; those
not mlrkel, will be continued until ordered out,
ana charged according to the above terms:
The privileges Of yearly advertisers will he con-
hne to their regular business.
Attorneys will I've holden FOR the price Of inserting
advertise nents brought by them.
NJ MI 80 II nn1icatious must I've addressed to the
proprietor, tpastage paid 10 receive attention.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13
0bs Jeffersonian Democrat
Is puBLIsuED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING At
CHARDoN, Geauga County, Ohio,
H@ee a,'reetty over fte Drug Store Of CoakA Hum
h"S'', ~est side Of fthe Pubic Sguars.
T E R NJ 8,

TERMS;
II paid In advance, ..........
II not plii within the year, 300
W All kin nts Of merchantable produce taken in
payment at the market price.
So paper discontinued until all arrearaees
e's palI, except at the opion Of the Publisher,
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
bsoAL ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted rs fol.
Iows-oo cts. a square, frat insertion; each sub.
se9ient insertion, 25 cts. n square
BJSNssS ADVERT lsEaENrs will be inserted at
the following rates, -
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13

Wholesale Deolers in Butter and Cheese
borordsrs promptly filed at the Lowest Mar.
ketRates.
,p1r CONSIGNMENT Solicited. &c 537f
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25
CONCLUSIVE PROOF

Ofthe virtues os TIE Rsbosanta IN curing Agus cress
Ing every day, and tho demand fes IRE edeise also In
eseadng equally ast The sale a oe hoc generally
leads H. ale q several more persons Who have
q heard Of The cures perforMsA by n. = aaisc
tory 10th 70 the buyer ana sbr Oft Rohorantia that ~
who use ere beneea and ihe buyer feels sat he has
net been deceived but that hs money as bsso wel spent
and hsaS grateful for The GOOD The medicine hes o0e him
- yfally recommends II 70 his nelghsors TA4 l. chat
has given % extensive sAls wherever v has been intro.
dacsd ~ calling tAe Agents you proofs q
hundreds Of cures without slAgls tailure.
For sAls N Rnssaston BY O. r. Squares Co., cssner
= Main and Jesson Trsets aAd ~ 4. Daslsg = ~
oouth Hin. ane9s-hD
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Chicago Anr %

~ lineage, aug Is.
Flour active and : TO Toe better.
Wheat opened &c. higher than Yesterday, but
soon declined ! to lc. closing heavy, with come
sales II still further concessions, sales No. /
spring 1t 79c. and No do at 76t to 76Ic. tax
en- by buyers to make mp cargoea. On change
the earliest outside prices woy. 76c. to 7Sc with
subsequent sales ut 75c 70 lie. the bulk beinr
at inside prices and closing dull; a few parcels
No. 2, selling At Tale. 1000 bushels rejected in
lots It CSC. cars No. red ut 92c. 3 do 0Oc.
car No. red at 85&c.
Corn heavy and l@2c lower; sales ., 900 basin
No early at 36c; later, 1900 bush 1t s5l.,
10000 bush at IS; and 5000 bysh all this week..
seller. option. 1t s41, closing with buyers at "a;
1000 bush No early NJ 81; later, several small
lots at So, all in store
Oats active and lc better, car No at III.
do At l84 in store.
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DR.. JOHN Rll1
king or PAIN KILLERS

rs Nv AllE1lCAN RRnanDY. - =
= g eascs1al 80 9esdy eus - CH0LR1l.
CHOLkRA NORBU0. RIIEulAFIa1f.
0OUI. BOWL COMPIAINTa DYRPTR.
Ola, SUMMER COllPIAAMTa 0naHrra
COLIO. sO1k9. CU14. DUR16 0QAInG
nkUlskA CAMCERA TUMoRA mAD
ACHE - TQOrHACHH. ~ p 49,. -.
- 49, lsalaa1l1lD - y pssssupA -
81 JON SS nafi7 4 - -
villa ~.
ses - saly " Q. ?. oSuhss o.,
D. =. 061. -
Mclean = MuSAeo,
WAesale - N1oe1 Aosnea, uAsrs Co y es1na bWu
aesk = ussR Fem ysasy AsA1ssy ~.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

NoRB AccEssIoxs Edward Archibald, Of Mon.
roe county, Ohio, formerly Democratic State
Senator and member Of the Convention which
lraRaed the Ohio Constitution, has come out for
Lincoln.
JUICE L. B. Otis formerly Of fremont, Ohio,
and Democratic Judge Of Common Pleas in the
Toledo Circuit, has come ont for lincoln,
S. r. Tyler, Esq., Of Toledo, aerstof6re one
Of the most efficient speakers In the Douglas
camp in that city, has also come out for Lincoln
and Liberty.
s.Blow ye the trumpet blow;
The gladly solemn sound proclaim,
The year OF Jubilee 10 eame,
Return yOu ransosned sinners homc,S
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

B5n1 astss f1ii11v y -
1he river y ~ ~ - ~ bsals rII;..faGg.
~ aeelins = - psses " grals = - -.
kss r. ~ week pAss - bsea - = svslvs
cent? - sheaa aoass eishsy eenss - corn "a
sAfse = fssr esats = go ~ ~ 80 dosn
receipts = very susall 1eszs - vheaE M 90
tifsly eaosed 90 ~ sosa bu1ins1A 1Aa4 sur
ssadsrs ~ 1hiss1aand hov ~ happeas b -
fAcs q sislng fesatga narket - lAsge exposs
dsnand Sorosr csssas ~ sshjsia ~ follssing
fiea - Chicaso Ptso I'd fribsns Of yssass-
day:
June Last Tie Fates Of felghs for uheet ftom tAip
market % Liverpool Wa equal % see, A.
eofding TO TIE ruling rates % Tuesday lat Il
agsEs = advanced % 5s1c. Ths fsllcsiag tabSs
shows H. difference:
Ra1esJssi. Haass A.. n.
o os'ssss :. q ~ e. r. =:
hev fssk - Iivapssi...ise !. ~.
Tssal.. ............ .Ssee. &C..
Had there been no advance IN ftoighn, there
fore, e would follow that IL fasmers would now
receive 3Oc per bushel more foe their wheat
than they are getting.
The receipts Of wheat II Chicago yesterday
wers III, 90 bushels, and shipneass l4o, 50 b.
OF corn receipts were ~ los bs1hels and ship-
nents 10000 bushela
a good article Of Spring Wheat q worth eOc-
We quote Corn It 1890 css--poas arriving
Oats ls@ls. Floar from Spsiag Wheat has de-
clined 80 Ct. and III sorts might 80 down 20 Ct
more without running our millcraL
SUGAR 001c- crushed, IL refined ~h;Ae
LIZ Clari6ed ioh Maple Sugar, lO0I3s
COFFEE-l5@@l7c.
up, 45@5O; kegs 45 80.
NAILS-Asal, 4S s0@3 76.
RCE-6c
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, q Is.
BkOOAS-42 OO@2 Is per dozen.
FLOUK-Steady. Spring wheat, wholesale.
y 90; retail . 90; winter, Is WHOLESALE; q 20
$4,000 for Spring. Winter sseo
coRN-R.nse. from is . 70 To- mixed .
prime yellow.
BEANS 81 90 per bush.
POTATOES-new SOC per bush.
OATS-lS@lss
BUTTER-lO@l2}c.
EGGS-5c.
ONIONS-S5c.
HAY-Timothy, 47@48.
WOODS SCOTS o..
HIDES-Green, &C.; Dry Flint l0allc.
Green Sailed 6@61o, and dun.
WHISKEY-l00alc.-
CHlCKENSel 00@l 10 per doasn. .5..
LARD-lO@llc. per Is in bulk.
DRIED APPLES e@S{c per Is.
TIMOTHY SEED-42,O0 per bush.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED sOa40c u
bushel None offering.
CORN 1EAL-S5@4Oc per bu
bACON-Hams9 @iOc; shoulders &c; sides l0c.
RAGS-2c per h.
EXCHANGE-New York. Specie Curry IL
g. Louis, ii
Chicago
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

More &aHm DssCSs ~ SsseNHtA ~ Ordinary fUssaA.
For making Soap without lime, with ts troabas md %
tEing expense. The cheapest article discovered e
the purpose. One pound win make twelve or nfsen -
Ions Of good Son Soap Of nine pounds Hard Soap Print.
viii and superior article for cleaning type. =
perfectly soluble and free from impurities.
Broken IN small humps and put up In l, 3, and ~
cans
Manufactured - The Challenge Chemical WORMS DsssA.
Ign, and sold BY 3. 3. d, RKRE co.
jsn9bply. Isl I1QSi Ntress~M, u
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Sales 600 bills 1t 9Il022,

IMPORTATION or SINGLES BEEs.-Mr A. o.
Moore. OF New York City, who went 70 Central
America last year on account Of his health. HIS
just returned from Guatemala, ard has brought
with him two swarms Of the stingless bees com.
mon to that country, which he has given III.
charge Of Mr. Parsons. Of Flushing, who will:
propagate them for the Agricultural Depart
ment Of the Patent Office, which will in due.
time Distribute them, ii it is found that they
oaM be kept in any part Of the United States.
These bees are Of two varieties, one large ana
one small, and both quite different in ali thew
habits from the honey bees common with u.s.
For one thing, there appears to be but to-.
classcs-workers and queens. The largest elhsas
are about the size Of our common bees, the sneea
being much larger, and while laying eggs sppears
very clumsy and unable to ay. The hsoey 10
deposited in eggshaped capsules, more than
half the aizc Of hens eggs, fastened to q Mate
OF wax only upon one side, and sometimea ar
ranged quite horizontal in tiers one above an
other. The honey is considered particularly de-
fcions, but il not stored in . great quantities
40 with our beea As these are stingleea they
are often kept upon the same familiar terms as
Paddy's pig, about the house. The hive most
commonly consists Of hollow log, and that il
hung up in the hut that shelters the family. ~
At the door. under the projecting ,hatch Of The
root. u is to be hoped that the experiment o.
their Introduction will prove successful.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25
Ayer'sSarsapariIla

49,.
compound remedy. N which ws have y
that can Dc made. Its coAcMtrascd extract
Of Para Sa1saparilla, % comhinsd with Othcr
substances Of SUI greater alsesstise powsr -
% siford an edective anfsdoee Tor IL disease1
Sarsapaxilia i reputed 20 cure. Il y believed
that such remedy y waoted BY those Who
suffer from strenuous complaints, and that one
which will accomplish their cure must prove
OF Immense service 70 tins Large cla1s o. our
amlcted feilcw -cita.enA how completely tins
compound VAN 90 it ~ been proven ~ expeF.
ment ON many OF the Won't CASES TO be bund
Of the following conRlaanfs:- --. n
ERUrr1oss AND Eaurf1v1 DnHAsHs, UIczna,
PxrLss. BIoIcaHs, Tunoas, SALr RuHuN.
ocALD h1Ap, S1r. n AxD S1 m A.
s..IloSs, ~ s.I T1a..a.1 .z D T NJ
3 = 1 " fs 4 ss I S:
class Of complaints arising from lMzuzrx On
THE BIooD.
This compound vim y sO.nd : great pro
InO.c , y. nes.tI' 49, th1.n Y ~ sP!nS. y
expel the foul hnmon which 1sssr IN the
blood q that eeason OF the year. ~ ne nme-
ore nipped ia 10 md. Maltifsdss can. BY
s: :ass.. :: . - .:ss:;ss: "a sls:.s.
IA itse]f NJ corTun1;o.s II - 1900 10 do
this through the natural ehannab Of IL body
By an Alternative medicine. Cleanse out Tho
viiated blood whensvsr yoa End il impurities
bursting through TIE skin y pimples. srnpdoeai
q sores; cleanse il whsn you And i i Oh
st.uctsd and aluggiah n IL vsin:; cleanse e
Whenever II Y buL md your Seeaings VIII tall
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

a os1A6, lahea Ace, D 0fnH
prevea ~ o11 thas have
resuFted - With conn-
foe which b h recoan-
Il Aas cured tlsOusands
who haa gtven " ~
q IN ePous unsolSc "a
session shoW.
AAap1ea v Ne temperar
taking 4 aDa ased D.
eently On the howeas.
youF Judgment guide
LIVER rMvI6 O.
cures LIvBn COH-I
TAG Ks, DYsPsPssA I
sen = y COMPLAINTS.
0oUn STOMACH, llAlsTUAi
CuOLBnA N0nDuu, C1oLs-I
Lsacs, JAgpDscs, p
may be used suesessfallyI
AsDlCIHn. lt win cure
sandD can tes1lly,) nj
on TnnEn fRAePOOKovcLe
nene Of attack.
osvIxo their teatimooy ln|
Hfna go - - "a Mo~sf
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100000 SHAVED saL . VIZ SHINGLES

The subscriber oilers for SALE the vacant lot Opposite
the McCucheon House, Columbia street, 40 900 supe.
rior Shingles better article be purchased In this
market Price 50 cents per ~ less than any body elss.
Enquire ut the McCutcheon House.
iunel5- v3mS 4. CREED.
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FAIRBANKS ScALrs.-It is a significant fact.
which the public will appreciate, that whenever
new scales arc put upon the market, as large
numbers have been from time to time, during
the last thirty yeas it seems TO be the FIRST and
chief aim Of the makers to show that they arc the
same ~ Fairbanks. or like them, or are improve
meats upon them. or have taken premiums over
Thorn. thus recognizing the latter as the standard
for excellence, and showing the strong hold they
have upon the public confidence. Is is q velf
kno sn fact that while most Of these eeales have,
aftsr more or lcss trial. past Maialy out Of use,
Fairbanks' have gone steadily forward, increasing
in public fayos year after year, and are now much
more 1eResally used than I'll Others not only In
this country, but wherever American comwercc
has been carried. This could nQs 10 90 If they
werc not al that 10 claimed for them in respect
to their durability ~ well a. convenience and &C
curncy,~-fChicago Press 1 Tribune,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

GARIDALDI CANADIAS.-Thc birthplace Of the
noted Sandman has been claimed by several
countries, all making out a solerable clear case.
All disputes on the subject may. however, b.
considered settled, a. We give below proof su!li-
cient to satisfy all thinking individuals that .e il
Canadian.
In the year 1912, noted Iroquois chief.
named Garrabaldeh. (signifying mighty in War;"
nmigrated from western New York to Lower
Canada. He had several sons, The eldest named
Joseph who was called by the French habitsns,
Who could not pronounce the Jrcquoia correctly,
Garibalde. In the year 1920 old Garraba!deh
died, and Joseph was prevailed upon By psieat
to accompany him 70 Italy. He vas educated
BY the priest and received Giuseppe rs name
instead Of Joseph, and was tsught to write his
name Garibaldi. This Information was received
irom Francis Garibalde, At present living near
Sorel, with whom the great general constantly
corresponds. Persons still having .ionbts ON this
Important matter can satisfy themselves BY ap-
plying % Francis, At Sor~l. 1t can no longer be
said that Canada has not produced one great
Man.-LOrdre Montreal.