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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-26
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-26

"A Little Bilious.. !,


How oftsn this b the response 70 the enquiry asr
hsnds health; 70 b bilious .riAiae uaa.sr
hsrdy worth thinning about But let Be rsusmbsrsd
shss y Ata aeAs ffoa little scorns grow" % brmida
BE dissassGariss from being little bilisssr
esvss bilisus attacks are psre eo~~oo n e,r,,,
ssnnsf asd Astsnn tAaa in Winter, but III. ser,s.,
diordsss Of The Mvsr which oisn 90 ur Il 49,
might - traced n Au.arss Of Instances. = vi.
ter iaAulgssess and their neglect. More AisAay -,
sessd fbcd = aten. Aery drinks imhibed II cold
tAaa IN veashsr, aHd thus the hiounsss Il pro-
dsesl which, uadsr y~ner tenp~ature, culni,ases
n ssuittsat and Intermittent Ssvers.
7hs vsry ssns1seias br psssoss Who are either I
'tsse or good deal bllious, b Hoe1K1T1RB STOMACH
SrrsHs No blue PHI eAlonsl Il required in such
~ Iness Powerful mineral nsdidnss cnt two ways
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taflilg az evil consequences wAatsvsr. 4A., s. \,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-26
WoMENaIVFEMALEs, OWING T

nOMEN.-FEMALES, OWING TO
~ the scuhAf and intoftaat relations which they
sustan shsr peculiar Organization md the Offices they
;h.ss esasrissss il : ses assrss e shais h.ppns
and wefafs, icr aone can b. haRpy Who ere ID. Not
can long s. suffered to run on without invoavne tse
ssnsrsl health Of the individual and ere long producing
pefnsnsut sickness and premature decline. Nor i 4
various dsiisss sfsssons, ssiy upna 4. most ur
gent necessity will trus far sacrifice her
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. ound s1acious in rslisvfnE and curing almost
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painfs II Il most painful to contemplate the attendant
sul1 apsAagAvQea thNsns It's bnt sfnph jussce to
tbs subject e esuns.ate Fey Of the many additional
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end serennsh the sxposus % night ar the sodccn
change Of tns complies prossnOn Pre-
duced ~ e3csnys d.9eises must Oh produce
shef legitimate eecf AZ ast an early marriage caps
the cfmsx OF misery end tho hsherto
20 utterly regardless q s1e pa artsses AND remop
strsncts OF her decase NATURE Deco mee an unWinng
subject q medical treatment; It's Y put Hagna
picture OF shd experience Of tnosanoso OF oar yodng
women
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-26

GENERAL GnAxr is Al, and Mr.. Colfax 46
Andrew johnson is 81 : Mr.. Seward, GO /;
Gen. Schofeld but 50; Mr.. Wellee, 67; Mr..
McCulloets %; II. Randall and NJ. Brown
isg, So; Mr., Wade, the President Of tho Sem
ate, is'60 Senator Summer is So, and Sena-
tor Tfanbeli 50. The members Of the House
Of Representatives are nearly oil young men.
James Brooks and E. B. Washburne are
among the oldest, and are respectively 50 and
50 years Of age.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-26

"A chieftAin to the Senate bound
Cries, Baker, prithee, tarry;
Til stump for you the State all round,
II yos'll help me Ger the ferry"
But Baker had . virtuous quail,
And on Cumbsck went Sack, sir;
The Gov. did ''peach, ;" and sent one Veatch
To upset Cumback's smack, sir.
Cumback, Cumbaek did cry in grief,
.'Now that you hadn't onghterl
How can you thus your stumping chief
Numerically slaushterl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-26

ervvhcre male and femaie 70 Introduce the 0ENUINE
IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SAVING
MACHINE. This machine Will stitch, hem, fell, tuck
oult cord bird lsaiA apd enbFoidsri N mmt superb
or manner Price only SIS Fully warranted Ave yearA
~ viii paJ sl80elyfsr any msclepe thss will sswA
more beau aful. elastic seanthen sars
n the Elastic Lock Stitch Every second slit
can be cut still the cloth cannot be pulled opar
without tsarine IT, We pay AgfHtsffo s'bto 40 per
month and expenses nj son rom whieh twfte
~ a amount can he made. Address SEGOMB q CO..
Pittsburgh, Pc, Boston, Asse. or 81. Louis, Mo-
Gas on.--Do sot b. Imposed upon BY other par
~ ,ps,mna % woshsss castron machines, under the
same name or o4hssuhAs svs isths only xeAufue and
really practical cAsap msthaes Manufactured
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-26

TIE real estate purchases Of United States
Senator Sprague, Of Rhode Island, in the
South amount to 5000 acres 5000 Of which
he intends to reserve for gardens, parks,
drives and hunting grounds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-26
Batcheler's HAIR Dye.

1hissplsndd Hair Dye 10 the best in the world; the
oaly true and perfect Dye harmless reliable nstanta
nsous Disappointment ridiculous tnts; remedies
he III escts Of bad dyes invigoratss ard leaves the
Har soft and beautiful, btaeh lbroen. Sold by all
Druggists and and properly applied 1t Batch
lors's Wig Factory, No IL Bead street. Nsw York.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-01

On Monday afternoon a gentlemen
received check upon enc Of our city
banks for three hundred dollars, and
went to the bank for the purpose of
getting it cashed. The cashier took
the check, examined and pronounced
it 20. X" and paid over 70 the pre-
senter three thousand dollars. Sup
posing the amount called for to be three
hundred the receiver of the money was,
as may be imagined, not little sur
prised, and thinking, perhaps, that in a
sudden spasm Of generosity, the man
who had given him the check might
have added the third cipher as testi-
monisl Of personal regard. Taking the
money he went Immediately to him
and with a triumphant flourish showed
bin his gOodly pile of gteenbaekE The
giver Of the check was utterly dumb
founded, realizing that a regular habit
Of adding ciphers to checks, in 6ts Of
abstraction, would soon ''plsy him OUT
financially. Returning 10 the bank The
man paid back to the astonished cash
Ter, whose optics protruded like saucsrs,
twenty-seVen hundred dollars. An ex-
animation Of the check showed an in-
sdvertsnt mark after. the 1900" which
he had mistaken for a cipher. Had the
man who received the money been dis
honest and cleared out the little scrawl
would have cost somebody twenty
seven hundred dollars. sg
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-01
COntraries.

Steele wrote sxcellently on temper
anoe-When sober; Johnson's essay on
poiteuess is admirable, but he was
himself a perfect bear; the gloomy
verses of Young gave one the blues,
but he was a brisk lively man; the
"Comforts of Life" by B. Heron wau
written in prison under the most
distressing circumstances; '.Miseries of
Human Life" was on the contrary,
composed in draWing-room, where
the author was surrounded with every
luxury all the friends of Stearne knsw
him to be a selfish man, yet as a writer
he exeelled in pstbos and charity, at
one time beating his wife, at another
wasting his sympathies over B. dead
donkey; Seneca wrote in praise of
poverty on table formed Of solid gold,
with millions lent o1t at usury; some
of Hoods comic illusions were written
in bodily pain and mental distress.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-01
MakInE NeNv.nnnsrn.

Mr.. Hsrney. on retiring fF0in the
Louisville Dem0crat, publishes a card
IN which be says; 'The worst siu
have on my conscious is helping to make
great men out Of very small material. +"
But Mr.. Hsrney's complaint is universal,
and the worst of il is that il an editor
don't take to it kindly, every small
man who thinks be ought to be msde
great by the papers, becomes an enemy.
The amount Of ingenuity and waste Of
conscience involved in The business is
frightfuI.
Thus truly writes Bro. Bickbalu, Of
the Dayton J0U,H0l, aud he speaks from
experience. Some years ago, he went
to Dayton at the earnest solicitation of
the leading men Of the city and county,
and bought the Journal when It was
very little account as a paper. From
the start he has made it one Of the best
papers in the country. Yet abost twice
a year regularly a set Of fools 10 and
about Dayton, take it into their heads
that the journal isn't such a paper As
they ought to have there, aud that It
ought 70 be crushed out or its proprie-
tor compelled 10 sell it to them at their
price. OF course, they think that they
could make a model paper of it-one
that would command she admiration Of
the world, and in a short time make
Montgomery county pretty nearly unan-
imously Republican. 1t would be a
very valuable lesson to them to try the
experiment.-Toled Blade.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-01
The Dollar Mark.

The origin Of tue symbol (s) used
to Indicate dollars, has been 4 matter
Of considerable dispute. It is com
mouly believed TO be an sbbreviation
of the letters q. S. which have, in the
hurry Of business writing, been run
into each other until the original form
vas lost sight Of Ttis believed, how
ever, by some antiquarians, to have
been contraction of a Spanish word,
but those who hold this opinion differ
In their views about the precise word
from which it is derived. Some say
It is fassrtes hard others that It is pesos
dollars. The dictionary Of American
ism gives a mere probable explanation,
that itisa modification Of the figure s,
denotiDg a piece of eight reals, or as
the dollar was formerly called a piece
Of eight. It was then symbolized by
IS.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-01
NUMEROUS.

-
Another successful breeder Of short
horn." Whiskey tax
If "BeautY draws US by a single
hair" who can Withstand a modern
WATERFALL
Mr.. Petriwig says be rarely sue
fers for want Of air at his house. A
breeze is raised in the readiest manner,
and often from the most triaing cause.
sambo was hacking away at a tough
oak, when lightning struck tres near
him, and shiyered It sBress de lord. "
said he. II ies' Ike to see um try dis
one; I recken dey End dere match !"
"Dad, have you been 10 the muse
ump ss-g 21aan .aa sii1 Lna 81
'No, my soD.7.as ~ 0so es
"Well, 60; and mention my 9naHse to
the doorkeeper, and he'll take you
round and show you every thing
A chap, from the country, stopping
at Baltimore hotel, sat down to, din
ner; aud, when the bill Of fare was
presented to him, remarked: q -s1
II don't care bout redin' noWs
Guess I'll wait till after dinner
A person Inquired at one Of the
railway stations what time the 745
train would start, and was told a quar-
ter to eight
'.Bless me" he exclaimed, 'you are
always changing the time on this road. .
Always right, as the editor said to
the country man, who called at the
Office, saying 81 came for the purpose
of paying for ny paper" We would
have no objection to use The same con-
sOliug expresisoB, to 3 number Of our
readers
"GsOrgisua, do you know that young
fellow in the opposite hOnsel
"NO, ma, never spoke to him iu
my life. He is merely a finger ac-
quaintance, that's all. -o
"a finger acquaintance! What ie
thatT aa5 b .5g
Oh, We only talk across the street
with our fngers-nothing more"
An editor wrote leading article on
the fair sex, in the course of which be
said "Girls of seventeen or eighteen
are fond Of beaus." When the paper
was issued he was rather shocked to
discover that an unfortunate typOgraph-
ical error had made him say, 'sgirls Of
seventeen or eighteen are fond Of
beansF'
A Dutehman once wanted 10 we'd
widow, and made love to her as fol-
lows: '.a27 -
'.lf you ish content to get a better
for worse, to be happy for . miserable,
and if you smokes and trinks ale, l
shall take you no better and much
worse"
Upon which the lady answered
"Yaw"
A letteF-WFltef IN tfle South says you
cannot 60 on cotton plantation ia Ala
bama now without hearing the COM
mand: "Senator, start right smart TO
your cotton picking; Judge, you 60 and
bring my horse round; or Colonel.
have q shoe put on that mule right
along" Undoubtedly things are con-
siderably changed in Alabama
A down-easter advertises for a wife
in the following manner; "Any gal
what's got a COW, good feather bed,
with comfortable fixins, five hundred
dollars in the hard pewter, one that's
had the meazles and understands teudin'
children, can find a customer for life,
by writiu' a small billy dus, addressed
@. T., and stiekin, it crack Of Uncle
Ebenesers barn back side, Joinin' the
pig pen" ia,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-01

underground passage up TO the court,
the most complicated d--d thing you
ever saw. 1 couldn't tell how to get
out. My diamond robbery was done
before any Of the others. They all
lsprang from it Just think, over FIVE
hundred persons gazing right on me
i in court, besides forty or fifty lawyers,
and any person can see, on account of
the bold charge, that was the most
conspicuous person there. studied
this thing wells l had got away clear
once before out of court, and it was my
only hope Of salvation. l think God
helped me.
81 had written letter to the Judge
acknowledging my guilt aud laying the
deed to temporary insanity. The let
ter was alone, and you know what l
have done in that line when I took
pains. The Judge read the letter;
there was a little confusion in calling
witnesses. was sitting on the prison
eFs bench, with two others. Egot up
quite coolly, put on may hat and walk
ed out. all the crowd looking at me.
succeeded in finding the street; not a
friend in the city; went to Jew; be
loaned me ten cases; staid in acobbler's
shop, getting my boots fixed, all that
day. Ny letter to the Judge was pub
ilished, also very close description Of
me, also 5000 reward 10 deliver my
person to the Sheriff. So you see l
had to change my appearance and take
it afoot through the country, in the
dead of winter; d-d bad navigating;
| took another fellow with me; we
found it very hard; l couldn't show
myself where there was anything to be
made; l wanted to leave the Stats as
quick as possible; five days after got
away from Cincinnati l was arrested in
Springfield, CLARK county, Ohio; was
charged with bsiug an accomplics in
tapping till of fifty dollars or sixty
cases; they said the other man took the
money and / done the stealing; | staid
in the store" r
Here it ends, not finished.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-01

When 3 youth franklin went 10 Lon
don, entered a printing Office. and
enquired if he could get employment.
Where are you fTomF asked the
foreman.
i America, was the reply.
'Ab, said the foreman, from Am.
erica. A lad from America seekiuc
employment as a printer Well do
You understand the art Of printing!
Can you really set typeF
Franklin stepped up to one Of the
cases, and in ve-y brief space Of time
set up the following passage from The
first chapter of John:
Nathaniel said unto him, Can anv
good thing come out of Nazareth
Phillip saith unto him, Come aud see.'
II was done so quickly, so accurate
y, aud contained a delicate reproof
50 appropriate and powerful, that il a.
once gave him character and standing
sith all the Office.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-01
ROOland's German Ionic

Is eozbiRdsa Qf 81 Lbe iHgTedisHti qf ae BtteS1,
uihYraS Szata Crss Rum, 0rqlgs, dc, n % ossd
qi NJ sdas diseusei e Bfters ~ casa tshCTs ESas
siad Jof ECsg rsnedfeS ar entirely different fToE
o. asrs darsTfsd m ths eurs Of ne dtseaese ndEsed
6is rse o0sys az iasTe deoDCi0as Of EtR N s0Ets
i,ra. Tks TOSlC e dscfdsdlg oag 81 ths Eoa Pleas
rgaf ud asTseabts rsaeie5 efcFed b 1s publfs
hs tdts i eygstis fs pisGssgs b tas q uhis 90
N, syfn9 szhfhfraEtEa aRd HeiietaGI q5aIisf Aal1
uaussd Il \ y kssasH e gts STsatsa " 81 tossss
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Yostrp.
THn oLp-WoRLp .sPARRow
By wM. CULLEN narASr.


BY wM. CULLEN BRYANT.
.HlH '.a -
We hear the note of stranger bird
That ne'ert TIL now in our land was heard.
A winged settler has taken his place a.
With Teutons and men of the Celtic race;
BE has followed their path to our hemisphere
The old-worId Sparrow at last IL here.
J. sioaW eli p iasfada Il Fsd busI7
He meets not here, as beyond the mainr
The fOwIer's snare and poisoned grain,
Bat snug-built homes on the friendly tree; y q
and crumbs for hisehirping family
Are streveH when the winter fields are drssr,
For the Old World Sparrow is welcome here.
The insects legions tlatsting our fruit
And strip the leaves from the growing shoot,
A. swarming, skulkmg, rayenous tribe, -ii
Which Harris gnd Flint so well describe fI.
But cannot destroy may quail with fear,
For the Old-World Sparrow; their bane, is here.
The apricot, in the summer ray.
May ripen now on the loaded spray,
And the nectarine, by the garden-wa!k, d-
Keep firm its hold on the parent stalk
And the plum its fragrant fRuitage rear,
For the Old-World Sparrow, their friend is here.
That pest Of gardens, the little Turk
Who signs, with the crescent, his wicked work,
And causes the half-groVn fruit to fall, ~
Shall be seized and swallowed, in spite of all
His sly devices of cunning and fear, -H7.
For the Old-wsrid Sparrow, his foe, is here.
And the army-wOrm aud the Hessian fly
And the dreaded canker-Norm shall die,
And the thrip and slug and fruit-moth GEEK,
In vain, TO escape that busy beak, as
And fairer harvests shall crown the year,
For the Old-WOrld Sparrow at last is here.
II hope have not said too much for the sparrow
The multiplication of insects in this country within
q few years past has occasioned the loss Of NAM
kinds Of fruits and the introduction Of bird whiei
prOgagates IN vast numbers, and feeds on alnOs
every kind Of insect, is remedy which promises
more than any other that know Of. In Grea
Britain, the house sparrOW-FRINGIILE DOMESTIC
is bY most farmers regarded pest as naisehieY
Gus as the most nOxiOus yeTmin, and is pursued
and destroyed as remOrselessly by traps and poisOn
as rats and MICE. Yet some apaturaiists hold thai
they do as much good by destroying Wreds and in
sectB as harm by destroying crops and fruits 1t Il
certain that the insect pests which make such hayo
among our fruits do comparatively little mischie
in Great BIitian, probably, as it seems 10 me- be
cause Of the war carried on against them By tn,
multitudes Of sparrows.l
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-01
rsou uoE. ego. v. wooDwARD,

CeI Justice Of The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PNILGDELPHlA, March los 1857.
p ead Hcoaundd GeFatdn Bittrs e not an tItog
seGizg bsuero5e baa iE ood ionic ,ssf dis0rders
a Gf digeslpe orroRs dGd Of eSi beBe& n easet q
de5fy dHd tranf ef nerp0iLi aeli0a, - gf sgStca-
.-..se ~ Go v. F0ODK1RD
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-01

In England, the average yield Of
wheat per acre is tweuty-four bushels;
in the United States, twelve bushels;
in California, forty-fve bushels; and in
the Santa Clara valley, ninety bushels,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-01
FROM REV JOSEPH 4 KEENARD, D. D,

Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church. Philadelphia
DR. JAoHsuE --DBGA SiR:-F haze 5eeH frequently
FeqsIesfed % e0nnec nv gih Tscon Fe9ddft0Rs Q
dereR kiHds qf usediciass, 6t ysgUsdiag t PFaoics
% OF Of ny appropriate sphere, hare IN all eatss dt
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BikeF9 o. TsHfe In cases Of Debility.
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an e,aistaacsd AZ asv- food enable The stO-
Iideh D digsa q purity ne blood, gtes good Soed
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FROM a sAori-6rezAed elaeiatsd Weak, and ReFvoG1
fDualiS q fSi: :faetd sols, and U{eoTous peTSoH-
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Tonic. In l6ets they are Family medlu
efneg. They can be administered with
perfecG gafttv to q ehtId three months
old, the most delicate female, or man
Of Iiinesys
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rRon nos. JAMES THOMPSON.

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can eeFtiry 1lfts from my experience Of
lt. ioll- Eoilr8,' with reNpects