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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18

ORIGIN OF SLAEDEK.-Mother, Jasper
told me that she heard Gratwood's
wife mention to her that Mrs. Trusty
present when the widow Parkman
said Capt. HartwelI's cousin thought
Ensign Doolittle's sister believed that
Sam. Trafle's better half had told Mrs.
Spaulding that she heard John Brim-
mer's woman say that her brother had
told her that she heardher grandfather
say hat Mrs. Garden had two hus-
bands.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18

VrRr SESsIBEE.-A lady, young,
lovely, and intelligent, called on q eel
e6rated physician to do something
for a rush of blood to the head. 4
have been d~octoring myself said the
laughing fair one. with a smile, to the
bluff though kind II. D., while he was
feeling her pulse. Why, have taken
Brandreth's pills, Struburg's pills,
Sands sarssparilla, Jaynes' expecto-
rant, used DR.. Shermsn's lozenges, and
. Ny dear madam interrupted the
astonished doctor. all these do your
complaint no goodp No?-then what
shall 1 take? pettishly inquired the
patient. Take Z exclaimed the doc
tor, eying her from head to foot
'tsker repeated he. after a moments
reflection, why take off your corsetsp
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18

M A Buddhist praying machine"
is one of the curiosities of the EXPOSE
ton. 1t consists of a little square box,
with a handle at the right side. When
you wish to say q prayer, e turn of the
handle will do it as easily as if it were
a tune on = barrel organ. The Budd-
hist machine has this advantage over q
,BsrbarF organ, that it is noiseless. Its
inventors guarantee it to say a hundred
and twenty prayers q day, and it will
never get out of order. The prayers
are written on rollers in the box.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18
Dodd,s Nsryinennd InvigorAtor,
caImneus nna TranaulIity

unknown TO any other preparation. 1t contains
no opium or hashsesh. and 80 far from Produ-
cling eostiveness il viii be found Rn enclent
cure for consultation, and has obtained 8 wide
ren0Wn for this peculiarly.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18
THE CHRONICLE.
TIE SUMMONS.

expect you in September.
With the glory of the year;
You shall make the Autumn precious.
And the death oil sumner dear.
You shall help the days that shorten,
With q lengthening of delight;
You shall whisper long drawn blisses
Through the gathering screen Of night
1 will lead you. pharmaceutical.
Where the isirest grasses grow;
will hear your murmuIed music
Where the fresh winds pipe and blow.
On the brown heath, wierd eneircled.
Shall our noiseless footsteps fall
We, communing in twin counsel,
Each to other all in all.
Leave the titles that men owe thee:
Like the first pair let Us meet.
Name the world all over to me.
NeW-created at thy feet;
Gentle task and duteous learning,
will hang upon thy breath
With the tender zeal of ehildhOOd.
With the constancy Of death.
What shall be the gods declare not
They who stamp loves burning coin
Into spangles Of n moment,
Into stars that deathless shine.
OH the foolish music fingers;
For the theme is heavenly dear;
l expect you in September,
With the glories ofthe year.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18

A mar named Walker went to q
Dutch tailor and had his measure taken
for a pair Of pantaloons. He gave di-
rections to have them made large and
full. Walker was a heavy man and
liked his clothes loose, and when he
came to try on hisnew unmentionables
found that they stuck tight to his legs,
whereat he thus demonstrated: 81 told
you to make these pants full" After
some objurgatory expressions of a pro-
fame nature, the tailor ended the con-
troversy by declaring, 81 dink desc
pants is full enoughi if dey was any
fuller dey would sphlit."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18

HARVESTING BUcKwHEAT.-The Ohio
Farmer says: Never cut buekwheat until
the first heavy frost; then cut 1t down,
let it lie q few days in the swarth,
or sufficient time to dry select g fine day
for threshing, and on the same day rake
up in loose lunches, while damp; when
dry, thresh out clean up, and stow away
in the dryest place on your premises, and
our word for it., you will get superior
aaur
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18

WHAT Is A DARLING 1T is the dear,
httlt beaming girl who meets one on the
door step /; who Aings her fair rms around
ones neck and kisses one with her whole
soul Of love ; who seizes ones hat, who
relieves one of his coat, and hands the
tea and toast so prettily, who places her
elhsh form at the piano and MARBLES forth
unsolicited, such delicious song; who casts
herself # ones f~ootstoolsand asks eager,
unheard of questions with such bright
eyes and flushing face, and on whose light,
glossy curls one places ones hand and
breathes "God bless her." as the fairy
form departs.
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18

A sad drowning case occurred at
Pennington, Conn, on Friday. Will
liam, youngest son of Rev. John R.
Keep, teacher ct the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum of Hartford, was in a row boat
with . female relative, on Pennington
river, and approaching too near the
dam, was carried oVer the falls and
drowned. His companion saved her
life by clinging TO the edge of the
boat. Mr.. Keep was about twenty
years Of age, and q member of the
Sophomore class of Yale College.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18
Mixed Drinks,

The manufacture ofsome of the liquor
which is now used for drinking purposes
is done in a very queer way. Every year
the ad~ulLeration of spirits and wines
grows worse, and the stuff now put on the
counter in the,ordinary bsr-rooms is the
worst kind of poison. The increase from
death from intemperance is due much
more to this fact than to any increase in
the amount OF liquids consumed. It's the
quality, not the quantity, that does the
work. We have an Instance Of this In q
great excitement which has arisen in
Troy, New York, over the discovery of q
chemical laboratory for the distilation of
essential oils for the manufacture of IL
quors. The discovery of the place grew
out Of the fact that it emitted flavor of
such a significant odor and marvellous
power so as 10 induce a sense of intoxica-
cation among all the people Of the neigh
borhood. Stsid and sober men, who ha d
all their lives been abstemions 20 the Sc
verest degree, suddenly and unconcionsly
found themselves reeling under the stag
gering influence of the surcharged atmos-
phere. An official examination develop.
ed the cause. A certain DR.. Weber had
q IaOoratoIy WneIelu OHs HeIo ulsIll1eo,
out Of which all kinds ofspirltuous liquors
could be readily made, and which taught
to the palpable evidence of the senses,
how the whlskies, brandies, wines, etc.,
that are the delight of epicures, are pre-
pared. The Doctor was arrested and held
to bail, and the Trojsns hHYe suddenly
discovered that the pure liquors they
have been drinking are utterly innocent
of grape juice. What this demonstrates
TO be true of the adulteratlon Of liquors IN
Troy is equally applicable 20 other parts
of the country. Nine-tenths of the good.
old rye consumed is the result of a skilful
mixture of poisonous essential oils and the
ordinary high wines.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18

PAT's TURTLE.-The head Of 8 turtle,
for several days after it's separation from
the body, retains and exhibits animal life
and sensation. An Irishman had deeapi-
tated one, and some days afterward was
amusing himself by putting sticks in his
mouth which il bit with violence.-A Ia
dy who saw the proceedings exclaimed
why, Patrick, 1 thought the turtle was
6ead!' SO he is, nam; but the craturs
not sensible of it,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18

"a "Pat,D said Judge Sniff to his
neigbor, in q sleeping car, "'you would
have TO remain q long time IN the old
country before you could have slept
with a Judge, "Yes, yer honor ; and We
would have been a long time in the
ould country before yed been a
judge"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18

When Daniel Webster was q young
man, about commencing the study of Flaw,
he was advised not to enter the legal pro-
fession, for it was already crowded. His
reply was, There is room enough at the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18

a girl who became tired of single bless
edness, thus wrots to her intended husband:
s.Dea- Bin-Come rightof, ifyou're COM
ing at all: Edward Kelderman is insistin'
that 1 shall have him, and he hugs and
kisses me so continually, that 1 can't hold
out much longer"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18

"Haye you not mistaken the pew, sir"
blandly said a Sunday Chesterfield to a
stranger who had entered it 81 beg par
don" said the intruder, rising to 90 out,
81 fear 7 have; 1 took it for a Chris
tian'g.a
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18

OF a queer temper was JOB Norton, who
lately lost his wife, job was not a man Of
very strong emotions, and what he did
think and feel he kept pretty much to
himself. Some of his neighbors had re-
naked that he took his bereavement quite
coolly, and one even ventured to say to
him one day, that he took his afliction
but little at heart. "Ws'al," says Job, al
hsven't hlurted around much about it,
but ir,oqrdly Pm as mad as Gny of ye" .
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27
M1Be Sober flu bee(Idt
Selnsr Greuben tparten.
Menn bic &ole lsltn 0@ iamidt>
@Gmudt lie au6 ben @arten.

Gin wetbltdeS un9ebeuer
8eim &rei8eeriat iu &6n}98ber9 II
preuBen fam tlr3lth rer G~rimina|prcteI
aeAen eine DienRmaQo CUR @erbonoluna
welde tinem ibrtr Sbhut auSertrautet
Rinpdsn aus Bo6bsit Ndbnareln gun
oeridluden 9eaeben bate, leBtere paret
ip6ter 3ur Nale une gum Sitter tbe'lwe!I'
teryoroefo amen. Nuf Mntra9 bee
5!aotsnnnoltS erfldrte Th BET @eridts.
bof aur Mburtbsiluna Der Sa9e fit tn:
competent ia e{ne:lt!t8 feF9eitelt wprcen
1par, ro6 nod Gem @utadten pe6 &rets
pbyItua, nslder Die Yei6e oe6Rtnpdena
iscirt Bate, perludter Woro ootlfeas, an
bel lsit6 I6 eraebtn botte, 1ob ne Nnec'
tlaa;e, Elm mobrer Teufel In Meni@enas.
italt, I&on friber anoere tleine Sinner.
pur6 infernalil6e Br6beit 9etgieben> in
Elm Sfenloa uno Damn tn etner
Mmet1enbaue Il
eeReft bate! Ser p,oceB wirp nunmebr
Dor he @el9worenen perwislsn 1percen
ms|be boHsntli& Der MuaeflaAten etne
rebt %empfnoli@e u. woblperpiente S!raft
ipoici{ren werosn.
Mfronpmt1heS Mm "a. Wuz
oult mirp etn bBhf |eltenes Himmelser;
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Diet Der elbsn merpen na9lt6 81 Der 3ei,
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@p t(t'S balteten! Sn Gle;
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27
Die @twpbnbeit zines oar

Die @,wpbnbeit zines 0ar nidt
flsinen Spells psr 8erliuer @inwobner,
'haft> bic Naat sumMu6iietsn aus ib.en
Mcbaun9en III tenuBen, eomi! cerDirib
nttt6 oaoon merit UNI etpa eor Mtetbe
Yerlan9t bat einen W0beli ubrbcvrn auf
ben aentalen @eoonfen AebraAt, eire
neutrality-suspicious. gu cusagireu, meIhe
NIT DartIetn tefleloet unD auf nibtlibes
3ieben 10 ein9eItt III, raB Niemanp le
i'm 6aule bbren fam unb penn ct nod
10 ls,le i&Idft. Der Gubrbsrr i1tut me-
ntoffens Elm Dubeno FOLDER 2eute. BE tn
3eit BON 80 Winuteu Die orD6tr @obz
nun9 ousrdumsn, unn beren s. aolt aui
ben Dor rer Ibur tpartenrsn GHStelma>
gen idafen. Gs toitst piel er 9fa9tSua
spar GiniseS mebr ais pa8 :3is9en om
Gage, pteie Metrfcten miro assr Man-
det germ tarar renren renn er
nt&t @oncurrenten erbdlt.
Dte Grl@teBun8 peS 5@u-
TER Seife,t purd cine 9ieuz
tenant in Berltu. - Nie1uber
l@reibt Der 8erltner @o1rslpons Mt Der
81. Staotsaeitung:
Gin unalddlides Greteni6, ta6 am
Smeiten Yfnots UetertaB tatt9siunoen..
miro pur@ Die peutldsn 3ettun9cn aus
fibrltd bis 3u SIREN 2s1ern Qecruueen
ltin, mabrldetnlia NIT elmer Menae bon
Commentator, fir bic Mu9enblidli9 nod
gar feline Bereatiaune Ycrlieat. SIT
ueine rie Grldtebun9 oe8 S9ubm aders
Seife!t our& ben bterber CUR Mrt usrie
S6ule fommanptrten Sdleflden 2ieu
tenant Yon @hepe. Der 2ieut nant bate
Elm jun9s8 Ma:ten BET 06 empfanoen,
Ssifsrt mpute bas niat nuleen> crana In
Shsps'6 3immsr unb nsute senlelbsn
3ur &tce. IS fam ia Gbdtiafeitsn unr
I'M 2uufe berl elten murbe Ge,fert curd
sinsn Hepo!oerlduB S6eot's 0et5ctet.
Der Sail bat bier aubemeimeiueS Mufies
BEN eema6t. Sc i6sint oter bis jsBt
nod tein @runp porsul eb:n, Den 2ieute>
nant osr opeltaen lleberberunB u. {. ~.
~ bsldulptstn. DEM aubsr jsneu ubeu
erwdbntsn auaemstnen 1bot1oben 1T oar
ntdt6 @enauereS befannt, uur
namentli6 feblt jspe ndbere Muf{!druno
rariber, bt6 ME melt Seifert in 1einen
Tbdt!idfeiten 9s8en Saeoe esean9en it.
go lause Der preubtide Wiliidrtommen,
a%'itattet, osmjsniAsn ni@t lo1isfattions.
fdpiaen Bdresr!t&sr, Der einsn Sifster
tbdtli@ beleictst, ben leaen bur9 ben
2eib III reunen, ooer tbn ntsosr3ulaieBen,
perSen perartige BdQe thinner pprtommen
Gin jrn9er, erbiBtr, 9'1@laasnsr 2ieute.
nant, Der feline Sieuune perlisrt rpern er
ith nt6t ouae1 blidli6 psSMneuiftrs ent:
leotat, wt,o ft@ ni@t lanas beiinnen, CUR
@afe 81 sretfen. Ssns SnR;tation mu6
abse(6oft, nidt aber Ger Einielne fir
eos oerontport i'd aeuodt werosr, mas
er In TclAe oes fir ibn.b6tf osrbanSntb
pollen @brenuo1lhriftsn tbut. Noturlid
1T Sdepe psrbaftet; aber man bat nod
gar ntdt6 Ndberss uber ben Strfit unc
le:nen umfanp erf abrsu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27
Decentralization
g. s.. Fisherman e. &c.,
.@roB- unb RletntdneIer In

3. y. Sdterman e &c.,
.@rob- unb Rletnbanbler in
Gigorren, 9fau6~, Sat- un6
5&nupf<Gatoden. Yfeifen &c.
snpfeblfn oem eeebr:er Wublifum tbr rsibbaItioes
Eager pen
&taarren BON $12-S150 per Gou1enb.
Hau@z, Saul uuo S9nupf = Iabafen
ieber Qualttdt
8lattera Gabaden jeper Nrt..
Derfauf8-Qofalt
1913 3te Gtrabe, nabe Der Natipnal Martne Banf.
6abrtf uno Nieoerlaoe:
Robsrt @traBe, apifhen 0te ter uup ~75;ufter.