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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-03-27
Local Business Notices.

Keep Dry.
1t is most essential to health that
the feet be kept dry, and is vastly
more agreeable than to go stopping
about. For persons who have to
plod about through the deep mud
this spring, long rubber boots must
be q luxury. Ladies should have
good, fine calf or heavy morocco
balmoral shoes. To procure these
cheaply, call on j. nj. Neibling Il
Co., who are prepared to meet any
number, and equip them in the fin,
est possible manner.
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March Is, 1865. by the Rev. J. Temple, al
his esidence in Van Duran. Mr.. GEORGE
w. FRANKS and Miss LEvINA LEATHER
of Wood county, o.
On the 24th inst by Rev. Jas. Long, Mr.
RUFUS FELLERs and Miss MAGDALINE
CONER, both of this county.
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rhe Harbinger--To My Subscribers
Owing to the refusal of the Post
master to distribute my paper to sub
scribers at the Findlay office, ] am
obliged, for the present. to request
them to call at the JeffersOnian Office
and get them. S. d. SnAFFER
Editor Harbinger.
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Similia Similibus Curanter.

Slmllla Slmillbus Curanter.
In another column is the card
G. M. Savage, NJ. d. Although
the DIR. has been here but a short
time, he has already met with
success that speaks well fer his
energy and knowledge of the
materia medica. Office over Da-
Wis & Green's grocery store.
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Where did 1t Come From?

Where did 1t Come Fromp
We are informed that Upton Hale
shot a swan near Arcadia, on the 18th
inst. 1t weighed 20 lbs; measured,
IN length, five feet, and across the
wings, when spread as in flying, sew
en- feet.
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Notice.

TN pursuance OF the provisions of an AZ
l. relating TO Roads and Highways. pxssa;
March 9Th, ls68. the trustees of FipdI..
t"wnshIp, On the 10th day March, Isss. d,yIu
ed said township into Tour Roai Districts =,
follows:
No Comprising all the territory of s.,d
township outside OF the incorporated Village
of Findisy and contiguous territory annexed
thereto Tor roso purposes, north Of the Ban
chard river and east of the Findiay and Par
rysburg state road.
NO. y Ccmprlsing all the territory of sal,
-ownship outside Of the Incorporated vi
age OF Findlay, and contiguous 10 rrilory np
,exef thereto for road purposes, north OF III,
Van hard river and vest OF the Finil.y abt
Perrysburg State road.
A.. ) Iompr.sing all the territory of sni
ownship outside OF the Incorporated yillay
tindiay and contiguous tsG ri.ory nnnexs
'ereto tor road PURPOSES. south ui IN. LA,
hard river and vest vi The Elndlxy nm
.'iiuionta,ne State road
No. 1. comprising all the tsrritory
I'd township out side OF the Iuo,rpar.,. l
i.Age Of Findlay and contiguous tsrr,t",
.nne xsd thereto for road purposes south q,
-n' blanchard river and east uf the findI.Y
IN BeiieIontaine state road.
=. BUkKET, To. Clark
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l have twelve and twO-thirds acres
of coed out-lots in the corporation
limits which / will sell, or rent for q
year OF term of years, suitable for
farm, or market gardening purposes,
with good bearing orchard.
w. j. VANCE.
Jan. 31st, 1868. tt
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Thank you, Thank you.

Thank you, Thank you.
We return q thousand thanks to
sour dear five hundred friends" for
their valuable assistance in putting our
new engine in running order and get
tieg the Power Press started. Had
1t not been for the five hundred mill
ion suggestions of the friends afore-
said, we fear our machinist-and he
has heretofore always been supposed
to understand his biz--would not
have been able to get lis in shape.
Thanks, my Lords, and gentlemen,
thousand thanks"
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husbands and Fathers, Shell Out.
1t can't be helped, as you will
ind when the ladies have visitef
Barney, Snyder & Co.'S ard seer
heir new stock of Millinery.
which they have just received.
Their stock is entirely new-no
old, faded ribbons or flowers, but
all fresh from the manufacturers
and such glorious lot of them
Miss EN-. Hall pre>ides over this
Give her call,
ladies.
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Coming Down.

Coming Down.
The rain for some time past
has come down in great prOfusion;
the covered bridge gives signs
of a speedy fall; A. j., it is tho't
will soon follow suit, but the
greatest coming down, and the
longest to stay there, are the low
prices of dry goods at Patterson's
store. As Seeing is believing"
give him a call.
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BAKER e. WISE,
Special Notice-First of April.

Special Notice-First Of April.
All persons knowing themselves
indebted to us, will please call and
pay up on or before the first day OF
April next. All claims unpaid at
that time will be placed in the hands
of collectors for prompt collection.
S. d j. NJ. HUBER il Co.
Al 5w.
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Important TO Farmers.

A. d b. F. Klmmons g. Co. are the
sole agents in this county for the
genuine Hall L Speer Pittsburg iron
beam steel plows. Beware of the
worthless limitations of this plow
which are offered here, and compare
them with the genuine before buying.
Also agents for Walkers Patent
Harpoon Fork--the best in use
nC40-4w.
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Notice to Farmers.
Go to Ruthrauf Il COreys for the
best steel plows in the market.
Gibbs Monitor Steel PlOw.
Pittsburg Steel PlOw.
Ball Il Co.'S New PlOw.
Also, New Iron Double Shovel
Corn PlOw.
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Information.

Information guaranteed to produce lux
uriant growth OF hair upon a bald aead on
besrdless face, aIse a recipe for the remoV'
Al Of Pimples and Blotches. Eruptions, etc;
on the skin. leaving the same SOFT, Clear @ ano
Ss.ntsxni. can be obtained without charge
TBOS. r. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
NAV ally sas Broadway. New York.
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Sabbath School Concert.

The members of the Lutheran
Sabbath School will entertain their
friends next Sunday evening with a
fine selection of songs, choruses, etc.
All are invited.
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McComb.
We understand that b. ID. Spar
ling Esq. Of Nc Comb, has sold his
store to Capt. Cuslc. We did not
understand whether the Hon. gentle
man was going to resign and take
charge of the store or not-probably
not.
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Confectionery.
Truman WOodwOrtli, at his store,
formerly occupied by Totten Bros,
keeps the finest and cheapest stock
of confectionery of any one in Find
lay nuy of him. mch6tf
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No Humbup,

NO dumDug.
We this week introduce to the pub
lie the new firm of Morrison & Van
denburg. They have fine store,
and splendid stock from which to
make selections, and there can be no
doubt that they are selling at very
low rates. Call and get their prices.
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Farmers Procure the Best Potatoes

Farmers Procure the Best Potatoes
-fHr Seed.
| have left for sale at Davis d
Green's Grocery Store, a small guam
tity of potatoes of the Early Sebec,
Early York, Cuzco Whites and Pink
eye Rusty Coats varieties to be sold
for seed. A great deal of pains has
been taken in experimenting to find
the best varieties of Potatoes to raise
in this section and find that the
above varieties are the best in ease
of cultivation, prolific bearing. perfect
freeness from rotting and in quality.
Farmers cannot do better than pro-
cure their seed at the above named
place. Iput up over 800 bushels of
Potatoes and lost in sll, not over one
half bushel and not one from rot.
Call and get your seed soon.
ii. Porch.
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no44tf.

An Ode to Furniture Buyers.
Come ladies' ami genilsmen, all draw near,
ltory I'll relate, which you all should
hear.
II Is about a shop on East Railroad street,
Where many pretty things your eyes may
greet.
There Bureaus, of all kinds, 10 countless
numbers
Bedsteads, Tables, and other great won
ders;
Stands Of all kinds. hrs all to be'got
BAKER Il wISE'S Furniture Shop.
wright's Patent Spring Bed, which ID the
That ever man slept on. when weary, fol
rest.
Carpet Lounges. the best In the county,
We heIl cheap. for the ready cash bounty,
Chairs ot all kinds from Windsor To Cane
small and ig Rock ers for the sick and lame
Mattresses for almost any price,
Sold for cash b.
RAKER 4 WISE.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-03-27

JEFF. Office has been removed
to the building one door east of
the post-olfice.
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Information Wanted.

information Wanted.
Edward Dietsch, who disappeared
from his family on Thursday, March
10th 1868, is requested by his father
and family, should this meet his eye,
to return home, or should he be un-
able to do so, to notify them of his
whereabouts.
Friday, March 9th, 1868 2w
Exchanges please copy.
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House and Lot For Sale.

House and Lot For Sale.
/ will sell my house and lot, stu
ate on Corey street, at reasonable
price. The house is one story with
five rooms, the lot is we'll stocked
with fruit trees, a good well of water
cistern, barn, etc. Call at d. b
Beardsley's office.
SAMUEL FULLERTON.
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Assessment Notice.
All persons interested will read the
notice headed as above, among new
advertisements
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Notice.

II UCiSDA WRIGHT and Cliitnrn Wrigls,
Il IN the state of 'aliforfrf.i Juiia Warden.
burg. Gam a.liei 2 VHndenjurg. John Ham
blstOn. WIl'tNm L HanHleian and ptrmela
HaIDble'oa. iu th.s state OF Kansas. " ~ take
notice that Orfantso- B. Ss,asIo nisssris- ard
Emily J. Vandenburg. his vile. did, on the
day March. A. D., ISIS. HE their petition
in tbs Court at Common Peas i"r the couo
ty OI Hsncuck, UEin. against Them and The
other heirs at law "i NaFths liamblet"a. late
of iIaneOck county. Ohio, deceased. sEltlIg
forth that the said Marlin. llamhietun in her
lifetime sold and agr-ed ,;onveE tn ore
ut the plaintiffs. EIally J. Vansleaburg. in LOS
number - in the town ui Finilav. liSnc0rk
co.. Ohio; that she died without having. made
such conveyance. leaving the above named
Lucinda. intsTmaFrit q with CIaib'rn WIZ la.
Julia tntermarried with Gau;sliel Z. Van
denburg, Parmela. inteTmarTie'i With VII
liam r. Hamblet"H, John Han b'ctHr, aud
others her heirs at law. Tie pi;iiniiifs
claim thai the said conf Tact has been fuiiy
complied with Un their raIi. sI.d that ihe
said lot should be C0HTeyed ia said Emilt
J. The said petition prays that The sSid
persons above named. with the other heir
Of said Martha named therein, be ccyapeiied
TO convey said lat Ia SAID EmIlv j. Wander n
burg and in default that iha Judgment
prayed for CpsTate as such cohvsy vance.
The said persons are further mott ned thai
unless they answer th0 petition aforesaid
by the ninth COY day of May \. % . lS65, The
matters therein VIII be taken aS Confessed
and Judgment rendered accordingly
WHIrgLEY, BLAekFORD 4 HASH, Att'ys.
ORLANDO y. VAHDENBURG,
EMILY J. VANDEN EUkG.
March Z. lsGs. marljaO43.GS
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Mite Society.
The Presbyterian Mite Society will
meet Tuesday evening, March Slst.,
at the residence of Mrs. S. E. Hutch
inson, West Main Cross street. -
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Our readers will notice the change
in the time of sale of the farm of Jno.
T. Peerce. See new advertisements.
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A Reliable Company.

A Reliable Company.
The Lorillard Fire. Insurance Co.
is one of the soundest and most rea-
sonable companies in existence
Fullerton & Beardsley, in Melodeon
building, are the agents.
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SpstnI gotites.
Errors Of Youth.
m CansunpfIvcs.

The Rev. Edward A. Wilson, will send gree
of ,haree TO all who desire it, the preserlP'
eng tha sim,,Ie remed by which he was cur
ed Of a lung affection and hat dread disease
Consumption. His only object is to oenenI
the afiic:ed and he hopes eve suhereT
win try this prescription, as it VIII cost IN ID
nothing, and may prove Oiess'ns'-
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
maslJv williamsburg, Kings CO., N: L.
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C.aan War Mifa

Leap Year Mite.
The Ladies of the M. E. Church
and ssthe rest Of mankind" will hold
a" Leap Year Mite" at Cages Hall,
on Wednesday evening next. Ladies
invite your husbands and beaux.
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UNFONBOROUGH MEETING

UNION BOROUGH MEETING.
The Union Republican voters of
the Borough of Findlay are hereby
requested to meet in caucus on
Wednesday evening the lst day o.
April, at the Council Room, in Find
lay, for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for Mayor, one Recorder,
one Marshal, one Treasurer, five
Councilmen.
BY order of Committee.
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Blanchard Township Nominations.
The Union Republicans of Blan
chard township met on Saturday last
at the Center school house. and nom
mated strong ticket, as follows
TRUSTEES.
David r. Kemerer.
w. III. Conine.
VIM. nj. Morrill,.
CLERK.
Reason Cook.
CoNsTABLES.
- Compton.
Bishop McClish.
TREASURER.
William Mofiit.
ASSESSOR.
M. L. Wickham.
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Farm at Public Sale |!
~ WEDNESDAY,. April. * rsas

Att O'Clock. p. m, will offer at Public
n sale, at the door of the Court Houss. in
Findlay, Ohio, my farm in Allen township.
Hancock county. Ohio, formerly know a ss
the '.Dye Farm" consisting of ls0 acres
100 acres of whieh is Improved and xi;h
good buildings on it; stream Of water
runs through it; II lies l mile from Van
Buren,, and but miles from the CO, nty seat
The hand ia fertile and 10 Il FIRST class farm
for either stock or farming purposes.
TEEas-$s, 900 cash, balance In 6 and IL
months, bat terms may be changed to suit
purchasers.
msr6nol2.tds JOHN T. PIERCE.
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In Shape.
Our friends will bear in mind that
the .sJeff." Office has been removed
to the rooms one door east of the
Post Office, east Sandusky street.
Call and see US, not forgetting to
bring along your orders for job work,
or the money you owe us on subscrip-
ton.
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BY Steam.

By Steam.
We have just put in our Office q
six horse power engine, and shall
hereafter run our presses by steam
Phis s'little move" will enable us to
do our work with greater facility, and
save our employees large amount oil
"elbow grease"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-03-27

On ..Bum."
The blanchard and butter are on
"rise." The latter is up to A cents,
and the former is beyond any sense
whatever, being higher than at any
time during the last six years.
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S1etu Aobtrtistmnts.
DR. C. M. SAVAGE,

"AVING established himself permanent ly
Ill in findIay, respectfully soliciis, and is
prepared to attend all calls.
Chronic Cases Successfully THREADED.
OFPICB--Ovor Davis Green's, corner
Main and Sandusky streets.
N. B.-Can be found at office night and
day.
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The convention was large and well
attended, and adopted the following
resolution:
ResOlped, That the persons partic-
ipating in the nomination, pledge
themselves to support the nominees
of the convention, and heartily en-
dorse the platform adopted by the
Union State Convention.
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UNION NMEETING--.FINDLAY
TOWNSHIP.

UNION MEETlNG-.-EEN
TOWNSHIP.
The Union Republican voters of
Findlay Township are hereby re-
quested to meet in caucus on Mon
day night at half-past seven o'clock,
the Both day of March, 1868, at the
Council Room, in FindlaY, for the
purpose of nominating candidates for
three Township Trustees, one Clerk,
two Constables, one Assessor, one
Treasurer and four Supervisors.
By order of Com.
E. L. DUNN,
j. nj. HAMLIN,
JAS. HARSH.
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M. L. Wickham.
DELAWARE TOWNSHIP.

The friends of the Union cause O
Deleware township met in convention
ut OswOld's mill, on the ODD inst
The meeting was called to order by
electing Ii. Greer Chairman, and j
Harris Secretary.
The object of the meeting was
briefly stated by the Chair, whereup-
on the convention proceeded harmo-
niously, and nominated the following
ticket:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-03-27

Garden Seeds for this Climate.
My seeds this year will be sold at
Henderson & Conell's ST ore and at
w. L. Davis IL Cos Grocery, in
Findlay. They are warranted to be OF
the best kinds known. Call for the
yellow envelOps.
s. 7. LINDEMUTH.
p. S.-All orders for Goodrich 6
Early Seeding Potatoes must be left
on or before the Sd of April.
S. =. L.
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MARRIED.

Read the advertisement in another
column, headed Bankrupt Sale"
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X Months in the White House,

Df Re De SAuf EN- 1Eh,
Which we will give on the following terms
To every new subscriber paying us 81 G!
In advance, the JEFFERsoNIAs one year anC
one copy OF the book.
To each subscriber in arrears whs pays ur
all dues and 50 65 in advance from Novem
Der %, 1867. the paper and one copy of book.
This book should be In the hands of every
admirer of the pure character of the la
mented LINCOLN. Speaking of this work the
New York Independent says:
This invaluable book will give better in
sight into the almost perfect character OF
President Lincoln than any other which ever
has been or ever will be published. While
its author. Mr.. Carpenter, was in Washing
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he WAS in daily intercourse with the Pres-
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pired. he WAS great admirer of the man.
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Every one wishing to take advantage of
this splendid offer should notify us at once,
either By letter IenclosiDg the money! or
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We need the money badly and thirk- it the
easiest way to secure payments, besides in
so doing we can put in the hands OF our
subscribers an excellent work at less than
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
IN will Represented 10 the Commissioners rs
OF Hancock County, at their next session, TO
be held on the ffst Monday of June. A. d
1868, praying for the alteration OF so much
OF the Findfay and Marion sta,e ruad AS
lies with section twelve Q2) in the township
OF Delaware, in said county, AS Ielisws:
Beginning where said State road begins jts
angle to the Southeast through said ssclinn
twelve Q?). and running directly South on
the line of the present road divsrging from
and twelve Q3), to the south line of said la,t
named sections, thence East between sac
uons twelve Q7) and thirteen in said town
snip, to its present location.
JAMES P. SMITH,
Jou and othsrs, petitioners.
March II no44wA.
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For Sale.
will sell my residence on West
Sandusky street.
w. j. VANCE.
Jan. 3lst, 1868, II
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Dissolution Motto e,

NdE partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween y. W. Entrikin and II. d. Ballard
under the style of Enirikin b Ballard, will
expire on tho LIST day of April, A. d., 1865 +,
by mutual consent. The books and papers
belonging 10 the firm will be found with
Tsasc Bonham a, the old ffice of Entrikin &
Ballard.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to said firm viii please call and settle i'm
mediateiy. -
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Pure Liberty White Lead

Is the wnITKsr, the MOST DURABLE ano eo0ho'
micai WHITE LEAD in the market.
twill do more and better work, at given
cost, than any other Lead.
Warranted to Give satisfaction.
Buy It and you will have no other.
Manufactured and patented only by
ZIEGLER g. SMITH, Philadelphia.
For sale by RUTHRAUFF s. CORY,
Dealers in Hardware, Paints, Oils, &c..
Findlay, o. marl3no45 -6m
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the Merchant Tailoring Department.
No charge for cutting where
We sell the goods.
CALL AND SEE US.
HARooM is New Mock opposite Davis 4
Green's Grocery.
octIl HOUPT IL BYAL.
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TO OUR READERS Q

Notice is hereby given that Prot. J. d.
FORD, the Premium Guitar, superinten nds
the Merchant Tailoring Department.
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Robert Park,
+. A. Sheffield.
TRUSTEES.
Joseph Moore,
David Hostler,
Dwight Cook.
CLERK.
Jacob Harris.
TREASURER.
Elias Wilson.
ASSESSOR.
Aaron +. Naus.
CoEsTABLEs,
Aaron F. Naus,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-09
UNDERTAKING.

Having the Hearsc formerly owned by Mr. Zimmerman,
and very fns New Hearse made order full stock
OF Walnut Coins hand We Halter ourselves that
rive perfect satisfaction W making pattern o.
Walrat Collins very fine finished .r...
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LEARNING HELPERS TO BE MILKED.-Nsver
make pets Of them. further that to give them
good keeping, nor hsrass them in any way.
When they become cows, put q rope around
their horns and fasten the other end: then take
card or brush and give them good currying.
Give them good slop Of some kind that they
will eat, and when the calf is sucking take hold
of the teats. Be Careful and not hurt her in any
way if you get mad, be Christian. Never let
her know but that you are the best nstured
creature in the world treat them kindly. II
they should. kick, examine their teats, zee il
they are sore. If You find their tests sore. make
q mash Of wheat bran soak the tsst. we'll with
it before you attempt TO milk. Continue this
until they are cured. II she continues to kick,
put q rope around back Of the forslegs, and
draw it tightly. See that your finger nails are
not long and sharp. Practice the above hints,
and l think you will have but little trouble
with your cows.