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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-22
Brutality Of the Turks.

How the Turks carry on The war against
the Oretsns is demonstrated by an incident
related in letter from Athens The Chris
tians in Selion were informed by the Cousuls
at Csnea that European ships would appear
off Sugia, and take such families away as
choose to leave the Island. In consequence,
nearly 5000 women and children Accked
thither, anxiously awaiting the arrival of the
promised vessels. A large steamer appeared
carrying the English flag, and was chsered
by those on shore, when suddenly the
steamer turned out to be Turkish ship-of-
war, opened her ports and fired her broad
sides into the helpless and unarmcd crowd
Over $50 women and children were killed
outright and much larger member more or
less seriously wounded. Such wautou sets
OF cruelty and barbarism must hasten the
termination of Turkish dominion in Europe.
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The Latest Fashions.

The New York Home Journal gives the
following items Of fashionable intelligence:
At a recent ball given at Delmonico's,
young and beautiful married lady appeared
in one of the new fashionable ball dresses
which are now worn short, like the strcest
dresses. The dress consisted of a pink silk
underskirt, which Just touched the top of the
shoes, which were of pink kid, buttOped up
over the ankle with white buttons. Over
the pink silk was shorter SIX irt of white
tulle, trimmed with pink satin pipings. The
hair was dressed very high, and ornsmented
with wreath of wild roses, the center of
each rose containing diamond of great
brilliaDcy. The dress was made by Paris
ian dressmaker, and it is needless to say
attracted great deal of attention.
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a PLEA FOR ASUssAESTs.-The Rev.
Washington GLADDEN., in the New York Is
dependent, makes an earnest plea for amuse-
ment, from the standpoint that the play in.
pulse and the 'need Of recreation are i'm
planted in the human nature by God him
self" Says the writer; -.....-
I'VE must not prohibit amusements; we
must not regard them with indifference; we
must not persist in divorcing them from re-
ligien; We must bring them under the control
of Christian Influence. that they may be
saRctiied. If We have religion without
amusenents, We must also have smusements
without religion Gays one excellent writer
on this subject; and il is difficult TO say on
which side The evils of this unnatural divorce
ment are most beeply felt.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-22

MuLenISG SMALL FRpIIs.-The Horticul-
tural Association of Western Michigan re-
commends the mulching of small fruits for
the following reasons:-lst, it affords protec-
ton against winter killing: 2nd, it serves as
an artificial retainer of moisture, which in
most seasons is advantageous to the growth
and perfection of fruit; Sd, it may be useful
as fertilizer; 4th, it assists in. keeping down
grass and weeds; stb. fruit well mulched is
always clean.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-22

DEscRIFTIos OF Coop FARM GATE-Take
by 4scantling four feet long, nail on boards
any length you wish, one on each side at the
Top and bottom, and two in the middle on
one side; then take two-inch plank and saw
out wheels twelve inches in diameter, (if
smaller they will not turn easily, bore hole
through the bottom boards at each end of
the gate, put the wheels in between the bot
tom boarde and insert pins through them and
and your gate is done. Set two posts for the
gate to roll between, and cne for if to strike
against; it will roll very easily if plank is
laid down for it to run on. A nice gate can
be made by niortising cross pieces into the
ends and mailing pickets on them.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-22

The following Speakers of the Senate have
been Acting Governors for fraction Of a
year each:
Thomas r-Adams-I608-in place
of Edward Tiffin, elected U. S. Senator.
Othniel -Hamilton-16l4-inp place
of Ceturn J. Meigs, elected T. s. Senator.
Allen -Highland-1622- 2-in place
Of Ethan A. Brown, elected U. s. Senator.
Thomas W. Bartley-Richlaud-- 1s44--in
place of Wilson Shannon, appointed Minis
ter to Mexico.
Also, William Medill, Lieutenant Gov
ernOr--Fairfeld-l653-in place of Reuben
Wood, appointed Minister to Valparaiso,
Chill
Charles Anderson, Lieutenant Governor
Montgomery-,l665--i place of John
Brougb, deceased.
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9olitifal T. General 3eaoinQ.
Mr., Peabody TO tine Public
Bosros, Thursday, March I.

Bosros, Thursday, March l..
Ar. George Peabody, intending soon to
leave for Eogland, deems it duty due TO
himself to inform all those who, during his
visit Of ten months in his native country,
have written to him asking loans of money,
donations to literary institutions, subscrip-
ton to churches, public charities, DC, or as
sistsnce for themselves or others, that the
great number of these communications has
rendered it impossible for him TO read or
answer, or even open them in person.
The latter duty has, therefore, been assigned
eonhdsntislly 10 others. And as many Of
the writer's have requested that their appi-
cations should be kept secret, Mr.. Peabody
TO be burned in his presence, thus relieving
their apprehension and his own responsible
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The Check Rein for Horses.

The Check Rein for Horses.
The following extract On the use of the
check rein for horses, are from pamphlet
recently published by the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals:
The check rein may probably be Of some
use in breaking colt, and may perhaps
help TO get up his head until he has been
taught his paces;' but, after, it can answer
no end, except souring bis temper, making
him jibe, fretting the corners OF his mouth,
wasting his strength, hurting his wind, in-
juring his sight. lessening his speed, abri1g-
ing his services, shortening his days, throw
ing him down and breaking his knees. All
these it is fearlessly asserted, often proceed
from the use OF this cruel appendage.
When loose, the horses neck is usually
extended as straight as his back; in this
manner horses would generally work. 1t is
the natural position, and the nearer we sp-
proach to it, the better for the animal, for he
is then at his ease; and though little remem-
unimpeded. 1t is absurd to make bend
or angle (if at all acute or sharp) in water
pipe or hose; SO it is absurd and cruel, too,
to bend back out of its natural Zine the
windpipe of the horse by the use Of the
CueCh Ittu. HI luc IOItuCT Cdee Il lull VOl-
ume Of water cannot be obtained; in the lat
ter, the free breathing of the animal, so es-
sential TO its comfort, and even 10 its life, is
hindered. The effect of restraining a horse
by the check rein is to prevent him from
getting up to the collar. If the bit is in the
least degree affected by the check rein-in
other words, if not entirely loose in the
mouth-the horse is checked, aud, besides
being kept from the fee exercise of his
strength he is prevented from leaning the
weight Of his body into the collar.
There is one infallible proof constantly
obtained, of the cruelty Of the use of the
check rein and of its injurious effect, though
we believe very few persons are aware of it.
Whenever horse has been worked with a
tight check rein, the corners of his mouth
become raw, infiame, fester and eventually
the mouth becomes enlarged on each side, in
some cases to the extent Of two inches Even
before the bit has produced those visible ef-
fects, if the corner of the mouth under the
bit be touched, tho animal will finch as if
from hot iron. Let this be the sign with
every master and servant To what are these
enlargements attributablef What causes
them? Nothing but the friction of the bit
in the efforts of the horse to get up TO his
work. How dreadful to see horse, heavy
laden, his neck bent into perfect curve, his
mouth open his eyes ready to start out of
their sockets
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-22

How TO HAVE Coon HEALrH.-Ifth the blood
is thin and aciid healthy bile cannot be Sc.
creted; hence The first and all important thing
for the debilitated and dyspeptic should be
to commence the purifcstion of their blood.
Roback's Blood Purifier not only purifies
and enriches the blood, but adds the great
principles which give it power TO resist dis
ease. Mild, yet powerful, and so peculiarly
successful in its operation that few bottles
taken in conjunction with Roback's Blood
Pills, never fail 10 remove every particle Of
unhealthy accumulation until the blood is
purified, the whole system renovated, and
the duties Of life, which before had been
burdens, become pleasures.
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IMPARTIAL sUFFERINGs

are exempt. The Philotoken, or Females Friend e1
pressly for the benefit OF females suffering from hTs
terra, rausea, nervous trrisbiiity distresnE apprs
heDsions and all those troublesome complaints that
invite premature CT old age ard render life m;sera
BILE. Descriptive pamphlet sent on receipt OF postage
stamp. HARRAL, BISLEY q Co.,
Ill Chaul5Ar Strest Nav Yorf
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-22

DR. JoHSsoN.-This celebrated man, not
wi;hstanding the morality of bis life and
writings, was obliged to call in the holy Off
ces of divine to soothe his dying hours
If he could have procured bottle of DIR. j..
W. Poland's White Pine Compound, the
distressing disease which terminated his ca
reer migi!t have been successfully bsfied,
and the religious world blessed with the
many rich fruits of his ripe old Dge. Sold at
retail by all druggists.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-22

LAsELs.-This being the season fer plant
ing, persons receiving trees from the nur,ery
will notice that they often have the labels
closely wired to the limb; these should be
loosened or what is better, taken of altogeth-
or, and have the small copper wire replaced
by one of lead or by leather strap, Have
every tree labeled for convenient reference,
and 40 recorded as TO leave ne possibility Of
losing The same.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-22

Marriage is one Of the
great blessings of the world; Herrick Aliens
Gold Medal Salerstus is the other, Ore is
the result of love, admiration and courtship;
the other the result of perseverance, science
and skill. Where matches have proven un-
suitable, this article is we'll calculated to
harmohize and make home happy and pleas
ant by always giving you the incest, whitesi,
lightest and hest Bread, Biz cult, Cakes and
Pnddiugs that woman's band can make.
which purpose cannot be accomplished By
the usipgof any other Salerauts or soda.
Most Merchants sell il.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-22

CcSsuMrTrox.-The result of a neglected
cough, which, if treated with Gees Cough
Balsam in season, might be cured with very
little trouble and expense The proprietors
do not claim that it will cure consumption,
but will greatly relieve any cough, They
have a certificate from a gentleman whom
physicians pronounced incurable with con-
sumption, stating Goes Cough Bslsam cured
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AGENTS WANTED.

MO SOAP NO WATER!I NO sLOP |!
~ Browns Glass Cleaning Polish, patented Octo-
Der 10, 1906, for cleaning and polishing windows,
mirrors, gold, slverplated ware, brass copper tin
sd. A Invention of the greatest practical
worth, convenience and economy. Indispensable to
all prvste house keepers hotel keepers store keep
ers, &c. Large discount 10 the trade. For full
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DIR. Seelye's
Lilo i ID
G A 7 4 R R Il
R B NJ H D I,
SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms OF Catarrh are at h.st very sl Eht.-
Persons and they have Geld, that they have FIRE.
quent attacks, and sensitive to the changes
drv, slight discharge, thin and serid afterwards
thick and adhesive, may ensus.
As the disease becomes chronic, the discharges are
increased in quantity and changed in quslity they
are now thick and heavy, snd are hswked or coughed
on. The secretions offensive, causing a bad
breath; the se5se Of smell Is essened destroyed;
deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important IS mptoIn Of Cat
arrh is that the person Is obliged to clear his throat
in the morning OF slick or shiny mucous, which
has fallen from the head during the night. When
this takes place. the person may be that his dis
ease Is on its way to the lungs, and should loose
time in Rrrssting it.
The above are bat few Of the many Catarrhal
symptoms. Write 10 our Laboratory foc our PAM
phlet describing fully all symptons Il will be gent
FREE to any address. Also directions where TO
procure the medicine.
We receiving letters from all parts Of tho Un-
ion, aud also numerous testionislsfrom those using
1t, bearing the evidence of its infalIibe merits.
fF This remedy conta ms no mineral or poisonous
ingredients but prepared from vegetable extracts
srctHsirelg therefore It is perfectly harmless, even
to the most tender and delicate child. -Rl
Cali for Seslye's CatGrrh Remedy, ard take no
other. not sold BY druggists in your vicinity they
viii order it for you. Price 81 90 per bottle.
All persons suffering with any affection Of the
Head, Throat or Lungs should write at once fer our
phsmphlet describing sll symptoms pertaining
to the sbove diseases.
It viii be sent free to sEv address
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@riainal .4oettp.
REFLECTIONS.

Yes, it is true that am sad
Perhaps the punishment is Just
Perhaps to rouse new faculties,
That else might be consumed by ru.t.
Gods works are infinitely wise;
Oh may never then repine;
But may have the strength to see,
In every thing some good design!
/ may have sinned-I doubt it not,
For / sm weak as any woman;
I'd scorn to do wicked deed,
But then TO err, you know, is human.
However, l will trust His grace,
And hope that He Il be pleased to send me
A brighter day, fairer sky,
Than that He now sees it to lend me;
If tits His will I'll bless His name,
While yet have the power of motion,
Or if It's not I'll ne'er complain,
But offer still my hearts devotion.
FREMONT OHIO. isiu S. A. b.
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GENERAL AGENTS.

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SUccEss,-The enormous sales Of CoE's
DYsPErsrA CURE is in great measure owing
20 the fact that those who use it are cured
and tell their friends and neighbors of it, 50
thousands of tongues are advertising this
conqueror Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and
kindred evils
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Toombs, who once boasted he would yet
ca ] the roll of his slaves from the base of
Bunker Hill monument is now begging for
his life from his own dupes, s3
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HERAhAIOkk CAElLLAs
For restoring hair upon bald heads from whatever
cause it may have fallen ou and forcing growth Of
hair upon the face 1t has equal. 1t wlFfoTce the
beard to grow upon the smoothest face in from i've to
eight weeks, hair upon bald heads in from two to
three months. Afew iguorant practitioners hava
serted that there is nothing that will force or hasten
the growth of the hair beard Their assertions
false, as thousands Of living Witnesses from their
own experienee) can bear witness. But many will
say how are to distinguish the genuine from the
spurious II certainly is difficult, nine-tenths of
the different Preparations advertised forthe hair and
beard entirely worthless, and you have already
thrsvn away large amounts In their purchase To
slsh We would say, try the Repsrator Dapilh it will
cost you nothing unless 1t fully comes up to cur rep
reservations. your Druggist does not keep it, send
US one dollar and We will fsrwsrdi postpaid togeth
er with receipt for the money, which viii bs return
ed you application providing entire Fatisfetion Is
not given. Address, -f--er.-.-f
W. L. CLARK DO, Dhemis.s,
Ne West Fay etts, Street, SYRACUSE, N. z.
February Is, 1S67.-fy1. ..
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wonderful butTrue.-Aadame Remington,
the world renownsd Astrolosis aud Sonnsubulistic
While In CairVo7ent state, delineates the very fsa
lures OF the person you to marry, and by the aid
of an instrument of fintensepover known as the Psy
chomotrope guarantees 20 produce perfect sndlife
like picture Of the future husband wife Of the ap
plicant, with date OF marriage, occupation, leading
traits Of character &c. This Is impoeitirn tes
timonals without number assert By ststing place
of birth age, disposition color Of eyes and hair sn6
enclosing ffty cents and stamped
to yourself you will receive the picture BY return
mail, together with desired information. Addressin
ccnadsnce, Madame GxRTRUDG REkINeTos, P.0. Box
S97, West Troy,E. Y. l3Sm6l. . .. q f. 5
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The Fremont Journal,
GOODNIGHT.

GOODNIGHT.
Good night sweet voice laughing said;
And BY the hope within me born,
| knew We only said goodnight
To meet again at morn. Or
Goodnight" one time it softly said;
And by the heavy heart ] bore,
l knew full well we said good. might
Goodnight for evermore.
''Ah sweet it was to say goodnight
When morning could our Joy restore;
When grief to part beneath the stars,
And meet on earth no morel''
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1FADAME JUMEL's Mammarial Balm and Patent
M Breast Elevstor.-To develop the form ply ST.
ologically. Depot, 362, Canal st, N z. Send for
ciIculur. Sold BY Druggists, Agents wauted.
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LOVE q. MATRIMONV

The affections ofthe opposite may be gained By
follsTing simple rules, and all may marry happily,
If desired without regard TO wealth, age or heaufy
Send directed envelope and stamp for particulars to
Madam LUCILLE DEMARRE, Bible House, N. T.
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nR. j. BRYAN, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN,
- Sl9 BROADWAY, hEw ToRE.
SPECIAL TREATMENT in all cases Of Senin-
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female
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TO LADIES.
DIR. HAHVEY,sGOLDEN Pills,

Is remedy four degrees stronger than the abovs
and intended for special cases Of long Standing !
Price. Five DollArs per Box.
Ladies PrirGfe CJrcHiar, ritk EsQrapfERs
sent free, application.
II you cannot get the pills of your druggist, send
the money-tO DR.. J. Bryan, 5l9 Broadway, New
york. and they viii be sent free FROM observation By
return mail.
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LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J.W. Bradley'S Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(oR DOUBLE SPRING.


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