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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-09-05
SHERIFF'S
ROCLAMATI

WHEREAS, by the laws Of Ohio, regulag
ting Elections, it Is required OF the Sherh
OF his county 10 give notice before the time
of holding a general election, by prOclama-
ton throughout the county OF the time on
which such elections shall be holden. IN
pursuance of such requisition, ], John T.
McPeck. Sheriff of Harrison County, do
hereby proclaim and make known that the
second Tuesday Of october,
beinr the 9th dav of said month, is by The
Constitution and Laws Of Ohio, appointed
the. day on which the qualified electors OF
said Harrison county shall meet IN thelr
respective townships, at their usual or pro-
er place of holding elections, between VIC
hours of 6 o'clock \. NJ. and O'Clock + NJ
and prepare to vote for
one Secretary of State;
One Supreme Judge;
One Member Board Of Public Works.;
I One Member of Congress, from the DIS
trict composed of the counties of HARRISON,
Tuscarawas, Belmont, Guernsey, and NO
Ike;
one Common Pleas Judge, from the Dis
trict composed of tlle counties of Harrison,
jefferson and Tuscarawas;,
One Probate Judge;
One Auditor;
One Clerk;
One Commissioners
One Infirmary Director.
And tho Trustees of the several town
ships in said county, are hereby required 10
select their rates OF Jurors, land return the
same with the poll books of said election to
the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
The appointment of Jurors, rs made by the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, 10 De
returned are as follows:
DISTRICT COURT n CoMMoN PLEAS.
Short Creek...""...."m"..."."..,ll
GERMAN. ..-."'''''o
-."".'"lt
II
MOOrelie
Nottingham
iSlOck
(
washington
f.
Monroe
PROBATE COURT.
Short Creek ..,.
Greene.
German
IA
.
Archer
RumleY
+ MoOretleld....... ....".".".'.'"""'"'f
go. ."""...,,:'.. .'''''''il
C Stock. ..'"'''''.
NOrth
a TrCepOrt
Washington
Franklin ......"..".. .....".."""'''lI
Monroe ,..
| Given under my hand and seal, at Il
It Sheriff's Office at Cadiz, this 9Th day Sci
st TENDER, a. D. 1866.
JOHN e. MCPECK,
Sheriff &C Harrison County.
!" Sept. 5, 1S66-6w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-06

THR MAus-By the rise in Whit.
river. on people were again deprived
ofs'their most important mail for ter
consecutive DAYS. and were measure,
blv cnt of from all communication
viii, the rest OF the universe for that
period Of time. BY the same cause.
Judge Law was also prevented from
filing his appointment to address the
people here. This interruption 81 the
mails and travel, occurring. as it is Ii
able to. every few weeks. is great
and grievons drawback to the interests
Of our county. bnt one which may be
readily obviated BY united action on
the part Of our citizens. and which we
onght not. with orr capital and spirit
Of enterprise. 70 have submitted to so
long. A road connecting with the
Shoals, and which would not be OBJ
sfrucfed one-tenth as much, was pro-
.iected and laid out last Spring. and
We arc informed that the citizens Of
Martin county have finished their end
Of the road, M to our county line. al
few hundred dollars are needed To-
put our end IF the road in good con-
dition for travel, and then we would
have : better road than the present
one to Loogootee 1t All times, and III
bad. weather one which does not ret
entirely i.npassabIe. TIE completion
Of this part Of the road was promised
when the other end was finished. III
is now done, and orr people should
redeem their promises. Subscription
papers will shortly be circulated for|
this purpose, and We hope all will
subscribe literally to secure certain
communication for the coming winter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-06

WA-ufsc-oE. Sept p.
The following 'ele2r phic correspondents
hss heen received u the Office ofthe Militia
~ Telegraph:
Telegraph received - the War Dspsr
mens. Washington. Sept. Fl. 1866. iron
Columbus. Ohio. Sept. 81. 1866:
Andrew Johnson. President:
Tie following Il published IN Ohio. and
doing "a injurv. We know il IL faise but
want authority for positive denial:
ExEcrrvE DEf'r SrArr OH,o. 4
MILITARY AcEScr.
WAsHrs croE. Sept. 81. 1865
George Lsckev. OF Military Committee. Gil.
cad, Wood County, Ohio:
DEan Sin: Yours 81 the 80 instant re-.
ceived. "yon ask. l. the Psymssier Gen
eralsnd Second Auditor stopped from psy
ing under the bounty acts passed by ,he la,
Congress. The former states that he =
slsing instructions ~ those higher in su-
thor'v. The latter has been instructed by
The Secretary 81 the Treasury not 10 psv any
bounty passed by the last Congress. II l.
The opinion ihst the President does no, in-
lerd that dollar Of ID dstionsi bounty sh.n
be paid 10 Union soldier or his family II
ie can helpit.
lSenedl j. c. wErxoRE.
Signed BY J. II Gregor, jno. q. Thom9-
ION, Chairman Of the Democrats State
Committee.
TRrAsrRr DEPAsr~Fvr sept. %.
70 John II Grceos and John q. Thompson.
Chairman Democratic State COMMITTEE.
Columbus. Ohio.
Ths reports ihst the President or Secre-
asy have delayed The p-sm~ni ~ haos,irs
re nnfounded. Payments ~iIl b. made m
Ter the ruiss which hsve jisl been ccm plvr-l
d by the wsr Dsp,rm~n'. The Psyms.-
er General has been Instructed to CON
n-nc- payment :, once. There will be nal
elry on The PERI ~ this apartment.
lSignedj II Mc-rLLocH.
Secretary ~ ID. Treasury.
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Hope.


The Scripture saith. that slope /. o.
sncbor 70 the soul. both snre ana sfesdfs y.
Il u The unforiunste's only comfort in ID
yerri'y. and the sisr Of promise which urge,
forward the struggling poor man. What j.
il iha' givss conteniment 20 ihst mo,he-
who sees her darling chi'6 a,iscted BY the
ghost # the deadly Group. or suffering from
the effects Ola consuming cough OF violent
cold. What is Il iht wres,hes 10 smiles
The lips Of that pstien. consump,ive Who,
though she knows she cannot live. yet NOR
murs her silent and ihsnkhl prayer for
ease and relief. What 10 4, fhss hss De-
come ns'ion's hope from North 70 Sou h /.
from Est 20 West. comes bu, one joyful
Tesponse--Givs us Coe'- Cough BsIssm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-06

1.-THE meeting at DimlinR's. Il
Columbia Tp., on Friday Of last week
was very pleasant gathering. Sew,
cral OF the county candidates address.
cd the people, and L. Cave, Esq, alec
delivered an impressive and effective
argument in behalf Of national prin.
cipies and : restored Union. Colum.
bia township will give good repor,
o. herself next Tuesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-06

0TThe magic Of success galvsnizes
rebels into ps'rio's, specnisticps into enter.
prize, and imprude,ce into genius, sud un-
der il magical influence vice is mistaken
Tor virtue. and Ignorance sometimes pas.es
Tor knowledge. offered - : stock text, from
which would like 20 hear .ermon. from an
The pulpiis 10 the country. thus-"Do no,
drink. % not smoke. Do not murder. Do mo-.
hs. DO 10, chest. do not steal. % no, rsm.
be. be ju''. be generous fear ne,. love your
'el'cw men az well % God. love truth, inve
virtue. use Robscks Bi,ters and BE- happy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-06

a kTrREsExrArivE MAJ. -The Rev. I
M. Hunnicut,, one Of the Southern rsdics
pilgrims, said, 10 bic speech a Schenectady
New York. that III she next Congress doe.
not give us universal outrage, - wiIIzrol
up our Sleeves and pi'eh in. end ven hsv,
the d--deSt revolution The world ever 49, .
We have NO doubt Of that. Negro su6tsse
o. oegro insorsesicn md eopseqsens revo.
luton throughout The North, b what shese
"so'sh' ssd-suspsntines ssdiesIs mess %
bring sbost. The great question u yin ~
people eountsnsacs shems--lnd. Hessld.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-06

6TThe tobacco factory. machine sho5
and foundry belonging 20 The Southern l y
diana Penitrn,iary. at J-ff-rsonvilse. ~ere
des'royrd Nv FIRE M,ndsy night The los.
10 es'ims'ed At from two 20 three hundred
thousand dollars. AMI il supposed II have
been act on fire BY conyic, 81 work il
the tobscco factory.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-06

Vote . straight Democratic ticket. as
you value the life and liberties Of your
country; ace that every lover Of the
Union 10 your neighborhood votes. 800
Remember that on Tuesday next the
issueis Union or Secession, liberty or
slavery for white labosing men! De-
vote one day to your country!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-06

IL Frederics Douglass. 10 mis- srrecn 81
Columbus. Ohio. isst Saturday. s,id: -Th.
blsck man mus' have three b,xe-: lie ear.
ridge hcx. the jIrs bsx. snd the ballot box
The 6r-t." sid Fred. .h@ hs. already. AID
she other too he q boand to hsv sni u
ofd~r - hsssss The Day when n. sh.'i b.
placed upon perfect squ.liy with white
msn, y l. Of the highest im3o'fsrcs 10
elect observation-disclosures Tor Congress, Sher-
ever il IL possible 70 90 Ill"
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Examine Your Tickets.

The Radicals il this county have
got tickets printed. headed with the
democratic State ticket. but with Mr..
DeBruler's name on them for Con
gress. Let every democrat be on the
alert. See that every democratic vo-
ter gets to the polls. and that his tick
ct is all right before he votes. Is each
ticket put in with DeBrnler's and
Niblack's names both on. is one vote
lost to peace and the country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-06

"rN 800 A-ts f-A4ErR I'M. IrNfr.
SAT- q Indi~n-. DaAyi- Cpunrv- =:
r. he Sheriff ~ sid csnlss. Gr--s;n.
XCU are hereby rcaa..aef ~ ~is- ...-.r.
srcord'ne IL Isx. a. 80 cuAls.f Y v..s.r.
~ ife ssyFrsi Pre-i.rs- ~ $50 .,mr.,
iha, shers aiil ne 90 -i~r,fsn a. "A y. .f.
Second Tas-d.y - Dr,ob.r. Al II 49,. \,
NJ -~s.r-i precinct. ~ .. ~ esn,.,~ NJ, ~,
PURPOSE = rirr's"s 2-rson- 10 en- iL~ fcs-
io~iag "fhcr< ie-.i.:
Oa~ SECRETARY ~ STATE
Onr Auditor ~ State
One Trrssnrrr ~ >i.is-
One A'tornry G-srr.l fa,r ~ Ss...
one Superintendent H,sasic rn-r-urs..-.
" member ~ Conrs-s,. ~ sh@ u,
Congressional District.
Oae District ATTORNEY. for the Conrr :.
Common PI-s<
o'- Prescribing Attorney. ~ Is. -.
, sairisi Circuit.
Dahn.-.
Oa- Il ears-r n, nnhsi- caua,.
One Sheriff ter fSshni- C.ssnsx.
One Surveyor ss'r Brh.i- s.soa.r.
One snn-r fnr iDunni< c..nsv
One Lour'y Z .rrni.sivn-r. far ne 1rr
District ~ Dubois Cannf,.
One justice - 'he P--rs. or E.inbri5--
rn~rshiP. 10 -.is county.
Oae Justice n the Peace. for Fersin. M!
To~nrhip. IT. ssid count.
u1e Assessor for each township in -siS
county.
in witness whereof 7 h-v- k~r4uass.
ct my hsnd and see. ~ ssn6 cSsrr
q Js-r-r. his Sin dsy n - psemSe.
A ID 1866
HENRY A. HoLTEAUS. Ci.ri-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-06

Y~HE undersigned ~iii proeeec ~rh th-
County Surveyor ~ Dnbois soun,y 80
he 18th dew Of Der. 1850. 20 RIM IL. L..
ard siete- niue 'hr h0unc .r,r- n .-r,,.n. -.
- & l6 e. % Town ssoth r.nr- ! -er.
The iniermedi.te lines Esil cleo b. rrr I'D
me corners thereof .-ssAE-h-s- P-r-an.
interested will piesse be eresemr-
A. r. fLEuISr
srps 29,h. lscf-sw
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b''''" ssid Bot. "why q thai Tree
called : weeping willow y "Csuss ons a.
ne snsskine. plsguy things grew sesr our
scnoo' house, end supplied master Win
swischss." 80
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PROCLAMATION.

~ rursusnce ~ isw. no'iee = her~ss
given 'hss polls ~ili be opened sr,b- ssu.
pisces q holding elections. in IT, severe.
osn'hips q Dnhois Csnnsy. fndi.ns. o.
iuesdsv. The 9Th dsv 81 October. A. ID.
1866. for The purpose o. eieci'nr the ofie.r-
mentioned N the foregoing precipe. .h-rr.'
81 persons interested will take no-,re end
govern themselves srrnrdin-ly. wnre<-
my hand end Seal. This sih dsy Of Ss2,en-
Der. 1866.
HENRY MAUNTEL. skera ID. {.
aenf q a 1aEE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-06

0Common Pleas Court adjourn
ed % Tuesday evening. There Wa
no ousincss Of general interest before
4 I ana aside from probate matters no.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-06

Manhood: how Lost. how Restored
- Just pobii<hs. = nee editio. 81 n.
Calverwei''s Celebrated Esssy on ~.
- radical cure (~iihcst m>efrsnsl q.
SFERNAToEEBEA. o. Seminal Weakness,
ltnvcluDtsry Seminsi Losses. Ixro7rsc-.
Mental and Physicist lne.psrsy. Tmp~cT-
menss 20 dsssi-ee. etc; also. Csxsr~Yrr5~
ErtLfFs-. end Frs. induced y seIf-indus
|genee o. sexuri exirsvs.snce
CT Price in seated envesor ansv 8 rrs
The celebrated sushor. in this sdmirshl.
essay. clearly demonstrates. from = shirrs
years suceessfuI practice. thss she alarm
ing consequence. cf seIfsbuse may Be rss-
icsI,y cured without the dangerous nee 81
insefnsI medicine or the sppiicssion or tho
knife pointing out mode RI cure a one.
eimpie. cerssis. snd eGectusi. by m~sns csl
~hics every sufferer. no matter What n.
condition msy Be. msy cure hinseIf ebssplv \
privately, end radically.
This Lecture should be il ne hsrds NJ
every youth end every msn 10 shs Iss6.
Sent. under sesi. in . plsis esv>scu. -
any address. pcstpsi6. on reeeips of 80
cents o. too postage sss0pe. Also d
CuIvsswelI's "Msrsisge Cuide.s pvies 81
cests. Address the pubIIshers
CHA6- J. @. KLINE 4 CO
l27 Bcwery. New York.
sept iss. %. Post slEcs bsx 5ss.
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y~HE undersigned will proceed with m.
= county Surveyor o. pnsoi~ county "a
'he 2s'h day Of Ocf. 1866 10 run N. Inc.
snd determine the boundaries % s-r-ion.
No. 70 & &c town ? sonih rsnse 8 W~~,.
lne intermediate lines will slss se rrn .rs
ne eorrsrs thereof established Person.
interested ~ili pleas. ~ present
FRED. KRIEGER.
Ger. 9Th. '66-3w
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D. 4 H. r. ANTHONY 4 CO
Manufacturers Of photographic N.,e,.
~z'LrsArE AsD RHrSir.
sol BROADWAY, N. Y.
10 addition 20 orr main busiae,s az ph.
iogr.phir Ss'~risi. .se are Her ~, ~ !.
To- ihe foii0sing. v1-
Stereosccpcs * S,ereoscopie yis~.
o. Americas end Fa'<'rn Cyies end I..s..
<esps'. Gsospss- S'ssssys ~fe.
S'erecscoric1yiews OF the Var
! FraH s-ss'iv~s made ~ sks ...i-,. 80.
r.'sH- esd t,snSr = ssnplsr< Phas4v,,,ss.
hi<'ssv ~ rhr grrst ~on,....
S'ereossvpic Views on Glss.
Adapted for esher .h~ N.rie L.n,-ru of,h.
S'errcscops Oar catsIarne ~.ss C. 50,
70 sny scfrtss % receipt u Stamp.
Photographic Albums.
We msnu'sersFe more largely shss ,,,
other hcuss. about 10 ssrsesirs srcc, d,
csnss 20 $50 each Our ALBUMS -.
M r>rurn''sn Of Being superior 10 beau,
.nd aurssiii'y 10 any ,th>s-.
Carl Photographs IT Generals. States
rnen- Actors. etc etc.
'lr Css.iesu- embraces over FIVE
THOUSAND different sstj>ess. ir~luei.s
4 rr"fne'icrs % th- most srIsbrs,es Ehs,,s
-. fssssincs- SSsrres. etc. CstsIessx.
--n' o. rse~ipi Of stamp
Photographers snd othsr< o-d>ring so,Ss
= r.. uili pIess- remit IS per cent ~
ne 80 "~nt wiEh thsir order
tr@ rries< sHd quality Of oar gords
rs-n..s ssh - s.Is.fv.
I-s - SIS Em
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-06

UNI. J. Allies raised the frame
ior HE new building on the Square to
Gay. i will make quite an imposing
appearance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-06
Marriage and ar,it,,s

n ESSAY or WARNING !.
p SfkUcriON> FJR lDrAa MIX
Ais". Diseases and asu--- -h.ra prr...
"eni's prus'rs'e VIZ vH.l P..x-,. ~srh -n--
mrsns ~ r~il~f >-ns F--r j s.m~r~- !.
s~sieT -'t-r rnvsi.n-- Nd ~
SKILLiN HCUGHTDN. H,.rs a~-ar..
sfipn Pn'l.delahs-. r..
sent 49, i8ff-r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-06

UMessrs Miller & Freadmanp
have got their new planning machine
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-10-06

Where hard Aors kills ten. itirne.s
kiile . hsndrei mon
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.A-rs srr~rox - VISITED srArE- xExrA
'en+~r- ha- professional SERVICES 10 ~.
r'ir-H- y R'etpert and viei-ry-
Gfss !; doors North n I'os.otfe(
iir Sable having tsk.n sha-aash esur.-
~ is~e'urr- an si---.~s ~ the Eve ana Er.
- ~ gsrs special sstenfiss 10 ,hssr. nd
cas - rrssssE> r-.r-siIs
'""- 90 i-sS-3n. Rrrksors nm
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-24
Wealth and Happiness.

The insufliciency of mere wealth
alone to confer happiness, is striking
ly illustrated in the life of Nathan
Myres Rothschild, the Jew, who died
in London some thirty or forty years
ago, one of the most devoted worship
er5 that ever laid withered soul on
the altar of Mammon. For years ne
welded the purse of the world, Open
ing and closing it to kings and emper-
ors as he listed, and, upon certain oc-
CasiOns, was supposed to have more in
fluence in Great Britain than the
proudest and wealthiest of its MOBILES
perhaps more influence than the hou3-
es of Parliament taken together. He
once purchased bills of the government
in a single day, to the amount of
$50, ,0O0,0 900, and with the profits on a
single loan, purchased an estate at the
cost of S750,000.
Yet with all his colossal wealth, he
was a miserable man; and with sor.
rowful earnestness, once exclaimed tC
a gentleman who was congratulating
him on the gorgeous magnificence o
his palatial mansion, and, thence infer
ring that he was happy:
"Happy! me happyw
The late Stephen Girard, when sur
rounded by immense wenlth, and sup
posed to be taking supreme delight il
its accumulation, wrote thus to {
friend:
GAS to myself, live like a galley
slave, constantly occupied, and Otter
passing the night without sleeping.
am wrapped in a labyrinth of affairs
and worn with care. 1 do not valu
, fortune. The love of labor is m
f highest emotion. When 1 rise in tn
: morning, my only effort is to labor s
hard during the day that, when nigh
comes, l may be enabled to sleel
soundly."
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-24
TWhOIe No. 1866.

mittee should be greeted with sneers and
anger by those who have persistently de-
clared That Congress is q bloody, factious,
revolutionary body, is natural. These OBJ
jectors have counted upon overthrowing
the President and destroying the Union
party by fomenting every real or asserted
difference between them. But here is the
utter refutation of their calumnes. Here
is the plain proof that Congress seeks only
the speodiest reorganization of the Union
upon the most temperate and reasonable
conditions. For we assume that there will
be little delay In ratifying the report and
then, so great and Unprecedented is the
occasion, we trust that the Legislatures OF
the States will be Immediately summoned
in special session to act upon the proposed
amendment, that Congress and the coun-
try and the world may know the will o.
the loyal people of the United States upon
this most vital point of nutionaI policy.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-24

TILTING HOOPS BEING ABANDON
ED.--The furious onslaught of the
moral portion Of the Press on the new
fitting hoops, has had its effects both
here and elsewhere. The Rochester
Union, in speaking of them, says =
"These abominable articles have most
~ left our streets. Their Introduction
hero as an article of fashion was nippcd
in the bud, and, thanks to the general
good sense of the respectable women
of Rochester, the public eye will not
much more be offended by the exhibi.
ton which they are intended to make
of "patent calves" etc. But few arc
now seen on the streets, and these
mostly worn by the demi-mOnde. One
or two ladies were out yesterday, who
through foolhardiness or ignorance
swung the obnoxious article. They
will hardly hazard their reputation BY
repeating the experiment"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-24
How to Save Your Teeth.

Mr.. Beecher, who is something of a
physician, as well as a geologist, farm
er, editor, author, lecturer, and reform
er generally, says;
"Our teeth decay. Hence bad
breath, unseemly mouths, imperfect
mastlcation. Everybody regrets it.
What is the cause? 1t is u want of
cleanliness. A clean tooth never de-
Gays. The mouth is warm place
ninety-eight degrees. Particles OF
meat between the teeth decompose
Gums ard teeth must suffer. Cleanli-
ness will preserve the teeth to old age
Use a little pick and rinse the mouth
after eating; brush and CASTLE SOAP
every morning; then brush with pure
water on retiring. Bestow this tri.
fling care upon your precious teeth
and you will keep them and ruin the
dentists. Neglect it, and you will be
sorry all your lives. Children forget
Watch them. The first teeth deter
mine the character of the second set
Give them equal care. Sugar, acids
hot drinks, saleratus, are nothing com
pared with food decomposing betweeI
the teeth. Mercury may loosen tn,
teeth, use may wear them out, bu
keep them clean and they will neve
decay. This advice is worth more thar
a thousand dollars to every boy ant
girl. Books have been written on tn
subject, This brief article contains al
that is essential"
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The Rochester Union says: "There
are millions of bushels of spoiled and
rotten wheat now lying in the store
houses at Chicago, to be shipped when
navigation opens. This grain, in all
stages of decomposition, will be put
into vessels sent to Buffalo, put into
elevators, thence taken in canal boats
to all points where these crafts go,
chiefly to New York, and thence it
will be sent to New England. This
wheat is wholly unfit to be eaten, and
will breed cholera wherever it is allow
ed to go.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-24
How TO AvOld the Cholera.

The New York Saturday Press gives
twenty directions on this point to its
readers. We select the majority of
them.
Endeavor if possible to keep a clean
conscience, and two or three shirts.
Whenever you have nothing else to
do take bath.
Work "eight hours " day"--and
more If you feel like it.
Rise with the lark, but avoid larlis
In the evening.
BE above ground in all your dwell
ings, and above board in all your deal
ings.
Love your neighbors as yourself but
don't have too many of them in tho
same house with you.
Eat when you are hungry, drink
when you are thirsty, ami sleep when
you are sleepy; but be careful what
you eat, what you drink, and where
you sleep.
Avoid public conveyances even ifyou
are driven to the necessity of making
use Of your legs and walking two or
three miles a day!
Avoid long dresses (this, to the wo-
men) and leave the sweeping of tho
streets to the city contractors.
Tell the doctors that "whenever they
come within a mile ofyour house, they
are welcome to stay there all night. !"
Keep clear Of the Fenians.
Don't get scared before you are hurt
nor even then.
Get your life insured.
Make your will,