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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-06-18
Select Poetry.
Lifting the Veil.

Between the here and the 1eralter,
Heavens repose and earthly strife,
Hangs mystic screen dividing
Soul from soul and life from life
Soft as the dew falls on the water,
Or as mist DER mound and dale.
Noiseless as bud unfolding
Is the lifting of the veil.
When we pine with restless longing,
Some long vanished form to view,
Seems this veil a luminous either.
SANITY faces beaming through,
And we almost catch the whisper,
Soft as sigh of summers gale,
Almost see the beckoning finger
At the lifting Of the veil.
Yet when all our soul is weary
or life's turmoil, pain and whirl,
And we strive to rend the curtain,
Lo we beat 'gainst walls of pearl
We have missed the chrystal doorway,
Or the keys celestial fail,
While we wait without impatient
For the lifting of the veil.
When the face we love grows palled,
Clearer, purer, day by day,
Till we see the spirits lustre
Shining through its vase of clay
When the jewel leaves its casket
How we mourn and weep and wall,
At the beckoning of the angels,
At the lifting of the veil
To the Infinite Creator,
His grand universe is enc,
Far off corridors uniting,
Sea and sky and earth and sun
II is all our Fathers mansion,
And the loved our hearts bewail,
Have but reached an inner chamber,
At the lifting Of the veil.
Though we cannot hear their footsteps,
AS they journey TO and fro
In those hidden, shining chambers
Noiseless as the fallen show
Though we cannot see the vestments
Silvery white as moonbeams pale,
We shall meet them as fair as angels,
At the lifting of the veil.
With his present works so mighty,
And his splendors spread abroad;
What must be the secret places
OF the Palace Of our God
Not with sorrow, nor with anguish,
But with rapture should we hail,
Every beckoning of the angels,
Every lifting of the veil.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-06-18

sitting bolt upright on his buttock, per
fectly motionless, but not looking toward
us. To speak with strict literalness, he
was evidently medtating on his latter
end. He scented MS, for he kept shifting
the air, and presently he gave one nostril
quick brush with her paw, and the
other with the other. lie was an'fm-
mensc fellow, standing up over seven
feet high Tommy knelt down and cooked
his piece.
"Ah," be whispered he's a big, dirty
humbug, and I'll drill a hole in bis
pocket, if don't see Molly any more" "
"Not, and thou lowest me, Tommy.
You might scratch him only, and then
he'd make us into mincemeat."
Before he could fire, we heard the
click Of Reeds riae, and we knew that
long barrel was lcvclled somewhere, and
not in vain. Its sharp crack leaped
among the rocks, and there followed a
heavy moan. In an instant our bear
dropped, and ran in that direction. Then
we knew that Reed had shot another
and had an empty barrel for its mate.
Tommy fired at the rctreating bear, but
succeeded only in giving it a terrific rip
along the rump. Look for your life,
Reed, load for your lite There is an
other" lie need not have said it. With
incredible quickncss he raInmed home n
ball, an clutcLed the breech. lie had
not time to aim. ard only wounded the
bear in the leg, when he lraped into a
small tree followed by the bear, which
seized his boot. A ball from the revolver
glanced over his forehead, ripping long
scratch, but doing no mortal hurt, and
he fell back all in heap, dragging off
the boot, and ran to his mate lie turn
ed her over with the unhurt paw, utter
ing an appalling roar Of ain aud anger,
aud once more ran and lunged into the
tree. Again the revolver scared him
back, and again he ran to his mate, turn
ed her over and roared. Thus he ran
backward and forward, and each time
only the pistol saved Reeds lite, so
enormous was the bears length when he
leaped into the tree. The fifth shot
pierced his windpipe, and he ran and
lay down close beside his mate. Reed
now loaned again, and sent ball crush
ing through his brain
So wonderful was the vitality Of the
mighty brute that, with his brains oozing
out, he whined like sick child for
twenty minutes. And thus together
they lay, those fercest brutes we knew,
and yet constant in their death.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-06-18

EARLY BREAKFAsT.-Ab bad custom Is
prevalent in many families, especially
among farmers, of working an hour or
two before breakfast, attending to
"chores," hoeing in the garden, cutting
wood, moving, etc. This is convenient
on many accounts, but it is not condu.
Give to health. The prevalent opinion is
that the morning air is the purest and
most heathiul and bracing, but the con.
trary is the fact. At no hour of the day
is the air more filled with dampness,
fogs and miasms, than about the sun.
rise. The heat OF the sun gradually dis
pells the miasmic influences as the day
advances. An early meal braces up the
system against these external influences.
Every one knows the languor and faint.
ness often experienced for the first hour
in the morning, and that is increased by
the want OF food. We do not agree
with the boarding school regime, which
prescribes long wax before breakfast
as q means of promoting health.
Probably the best custom would he TO
furnish every member of the household,
especially those who labor out of doors,
with single cup of warm coffee well
MIXED, Immediately after rising from
bed Then let them attend to their
chores, or moving, hoeing. etc, tor an
hour or two, while the teams are feeding
and the breakfast preparing. They will
feel better and do more work.
HmeyicW .igricuIurtSt.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-06-18
A Grizzly Bear Hunt.

The Sante Susana Mountains are much
like shed roof, with the slant princi-
pally on one side. There are high blocks
of sandstone, sometimes an arce in extent,
which compose the roof; and between
them are deep,perpendicular canons with
Lodges, and il was in such an one we
found our quarry at last. We were
walking down among the small trees,
we on one side and Reed on the other,
out OF our sight momentarily, when we
saw a very large "msal nose" He vas
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-06-18
Florence Sewing Machines.

w K WOULD once more call the at
tention Of those about to purchase Sewing Machine
to the merits of the Florence Its advantages over any
and all Sewing Machines Its simplicity and great
range of work Its four different stitches Lock Knot
Double Lock and Double Knot Its reversible feed mo-
thumb to have the work either to the right
ef to stay any part OF the seam, sten the ends of
the without turning the fabric IL hems fells
cords, gathers, braids quilts &C. We viii deliver Ma
chimes any part of the County and give instructions
free.
good stock of Maehine-needles, Thread, Silk, At
tachments &c, constantly on hand. Also, Dress-mak-
ing and all kinds OF Stitching done to order
Mrs. RObt. AllcOck, Agt.
Rooms over the Hendry Store, Cor Main aud Center
SITS. Ashtabula, Ohio. 1yl0o3
Rob 191O
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japan Cor. B,!6aIo Express.

\ FEMALE REPoRTER Lady report
crs are evidently new to the newspaper
men of Dayton, o. The following is a
description of one in attendance at tho
woman's suffrage convention, drawn by
an envious male scribe:
"Aliss Salle NJ. Joy represented the
Boston Post She distinguished herself
by her general Independent, don't-care-a.
cent air, and by the number ofbooks she
carried under her arm and kept on her ta-
BILE. She walks with something ofa mas
culine stride, and always carries pencil
in her hand. She has the Bortonic afec-
tion for Eyeglasses, wears sailor hat,
and dresses neatly, but plainly. As she
is not pre-eminently "a thing Of beauty, 4
should think her chances Of remaining .
Joy forever are good
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-06-18
Wearing of the Green.

Oh Paddy dear and did ye hear
The news that's goin' roundY
Our noble Faynian's can't hould
Wan fut NY English ground.
No more will working Bridgets save
Up half their weekly pay
To kape us cinerals in style
Till we get Canada,
Oh, we met the bloody Britishers
Upon their Queen cursed land.
An if they hadn't licked us we'd
Have licked the tyrant band,
But Neil was bagged and then the rest
Were driven from the plain,
And in contempt wen now fall back
On-raising funds again.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-06-18

A DINNER IN JAPAN. Let us sit down
to a good japanese dinner down on the
floor Food on the floor. Fire and Gig.
ars or pipes OIL the floor Sit on your
heels, waiting. Enter first course--Tea,
sugar cakes. Smoke. Second course
Fish-skin soup. Smoke. Third-Fish
cake and head cheese. Smoke. Fourth
Raw tilh and horse radish. Smoke.
Fifth-Broiled fish. Smoke again. Sixth.
Custard soup. Smoke, Seyenth-Chick-
en- stew, turnips and onions. Smoke
little. Eighth-Cuttlefish, wafer cakes,
Nipton tea Here, if tired, you can stop
at the end ofabout two hours and leache,
All is cleanly, well spiced with talk, and
served in the utmost politeness. Slipping
tea may he substituted for the infnitesi,
NAL whifis of polite smoking. A grand
dinner is much more elaborate. After
dinder, rest.
japan Cor Bu6aIo Express.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-06-18
FOR SALE.

A FARM CONTAINING G twenty acres
"A ofland, situated in the Township Of Kngsyille
and half miles from centre on Ashta6pa Creek Soil
good thrifty orchard.
Also one half OF land with dwelling house and
barn. fourth mile south Of Rail Road, on Lake St.
Ashtabua Village
Also one and half OF laId with dwelling house.
neourh mile north of Rail Road east side of Lake
ST., Ashtabna Village.
The above property be bought at bargain as the
owners are Westward bound For partisulars inquire
81 freight once, Ashtabgia Depot Sgn109a
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FOUNDRIES.

John w. HILL, Iron Founder and Man.
nfacturer and Dealer IN Stoves of various kinds
Plows and Plow Castings, Mill Castings. and most des
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-06-18

SEYMOUR & STRONG, Manufacturers Stoves,
Plows and COlunns, Window Caps and Ss, Mill
Castings, Kettles, Sinks, Sleigh Shoes, &C, PhTnix
Foundry, Ashtabula, Ohio. 1861
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

PROF. r. II. HOPKINS, Music Teacher. Terms
20 Lessons $l0-lalf In advance. Those wishing to
practice can do so at his residence.
Ashtabula Ohio. 937
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-19
Professor Chiffon,
Nervous Debility,

With its gloomy attendants, low spirits, de-
preston, involuntary emissions. loss of semen
spermator-hea, loss of power. dizzy head, loss o;
memory and threatened impotence and i'm beoility,
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strike at once at the root of the matter, tone up
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vigor and energy, life and vitality to the entire
man. They have cured thousands of cases.
Price IS per package of FIVE boxes and vial of
powder worth 81, which is very important ,,iR
Sold by ali druggists, and sent by mail receipt
of price. Address all letters, Humphrey g
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 662 Broad
way, New York. juiyl.ly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-19
G. Book for the million.
g :; : -! 50 i.lsi

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This IL an interesting work Of over tEo hun
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free of hostage on receipt Of E.tty cents
adSres,. DR. Prtrs 9isPenssry, No. IL North
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~, xetiee 10 the Afflicted and Unfortunste.
Before receiving treatment from notorious
Oy,.ks. vho advertise in the cubic psesrs, or
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With the Valuable inforUrs1ion. II may cost Ycv
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DIR Butts can be consulted personally or b.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-19

Made Of Poor Rum, whisky, Proof Spirits. ana
Heiuse Liquors, doctored, spi cd, and sse.teneE
to please the tssts, called "Tonics Appetizers
hes'oFeis- &c, that lead the tippier on Ill
df9hkenness and ruin, but are a true Medicine
made from the native Roots ard H.rb, Of Cse
forniA, free from ali Alcoholic sIIuaulants The
are TIE GREAT BIO yD-PURIFIFE spdIIPg
living PhlAC4PLE, . perfect Renovs.o,
and inEtgorstOr OF the System, carrying Of all
POISONOUS matter, ana restoring the blood 10 a
LesIhy condition No person can take these
bii'eTs, aeoordIng 10 directions, ana remain Ion
On veil
500 will be given for an ineuEabls care pro.
Vided the bones are not destroyed by minera!
polsrns or other GlsAas, and the vital organs
Saste1 beyond the point Of repair.
For IlaaDmGt0ry and Chr0uir Rheumatism
and dout, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. B.liou,
hemittent and IAterEitteut Fevers. seases Of
the Blood, Liver. Kidneys, AMI BIadd =, these
bI'tert have been mnst sueOessfzl: Such disease,
are caused by Initiated Blood which is generally
produced by arrangement Of the Digestive Or
gsns.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever YOU tnd
'ts impurities bursting through the skin in PIN
pies, ETuPfIons OF Sores: cleanse II When YOU
had 1t Ohsiructed and singgIsh in the veins !:
cleanse II v ben IL IA 'OUa, and our feeling, will
tell you when. Keep the blood pure aud the
heA!tn Of the systeU viii follow
PIN, TAPE. sla other WORMS, lurking IL
the system q 90 Esny Thousands, are e+eciua.iy
destroyed and reno,ed.
in bliOGs, ksn.;tsai, and Intermittent Pew
ere, these BIl ters have no equal. Por full direc
lions, read carefully the circular around esch
bottle, printed il four Ian suagss-EngIis Ger
u a, French and Spanish
WALKER. Proprietor.
e h MCDONALD CO, Drug. ists and
General Agents San Franoi,oO and ssc-an.sro
Cal, sad y and 81 Commerce st New York
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AID DEALERS
Octl SdElT
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Concerning Cocoa.

Man, being reasonable, NJ st get drunk
Many people accept that as en axiom who
never heard OF the poet who wrote 1t. On
Ihat head, says Az The Tear Round, the
III ost fotloru and stupid OF savages are 81
one with civilized folks; and some extremely
curious, lot alone nasty, concoctions does
human ingenuity hit upon In it's desperate
desire to produce beverage that Will cheer
and Inebr.ate. The cocoa nut tree is q great
boon 20 thirsty men, giving the weary trav-
-er q drsught of pure water, rewarding the
early riser with cup of sparkling toddy
and delighted lovers of strong potstions with
It's potent arrack. The first beverage is
contained in the fruit the less innocent ones
are made from the sap OF the tree. The
operations of the Cingslese toddy-irawer are
simple enough He binds all the shoots
bearing embryo nuts firmly together cuts
of the ends. and attaches beneath them al
esrthenware vessel holding about @ gallon,
and 20 leaves matters for four and twenty
hours-from sunrise to sunrise. When the
time is up the chatty is lowered emptied OF
ia contents, and replaced and so the process
@oes on. until the flow of sap is exhausted.
The liquor thus obtained looks like milk and
water, and tastes like soda water and milk
slightly favored with cocoa nut. In few
hours rapid scetous fermentation takes place
aud by midday the sap becomes toddy,
resem bling poor acid cider, and from this
arrick is made by distillRtion. The same
source supplies the subjects of the RaJsh OF
Sarawak with their national beverage, whit
is kept in huge Jars, ard Hospitality handed
to all Corners in cans, bottles, or cocoa nut
-hells. whichever happens TO be handIest.
Mr.. Bovla saws II looks Ike thin milk, and
smells like FIVE hundred negroes drunk in
>lsve pen, while its favor seems TO be rs
unique as lis smell.
Nv hen first taken into the mouth 1t sug.
rests an idea of cocoanut milk gone very
sour, and holding in solution q very
considerable quantity of brown sugar and
id cheese: when 1t reaches the throat the
1gou.zed novice becomes aware OF q hot and
,eppery flavor, causing him to believe thai
starch mingled with the finest CAYENNE must
ave a great share in the composition; and
finally. should it reach its destination, and
he sufferer be compelled 10 pat his head
Drecipitately through the ratings behind
ne coneei-es with astonishing suddenness
that he is waiting for the crisis in rolling
vessel at the change of the monsoons"
When the Msrquesans are in the humor
or drinking bout, number of boys are
act TO work preparing aroo, by squsttIng
nuts. which they spit into the bowl when
efficiently chewed. Enough being prepar.
I'd, aud the pleasant mess left 10 settle, the
flowing bowl is passed about for the merry
makers to drain to the lees.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-19

No HUNBUG. 1t is ,scrranted to cure los. or
impaired Taste, Smell or Hearing Watering or
Weak Eyes, offensive breath, liberated Tbsoat
OF Mouth, Pain and Pressure in the Head and
loss of Memory when caused. as all of them fire
quently are by the rsvages of Catarrb. II is
pleasant and painless TO use, contains no strong
poisonous or oaustic drugs, but cures by its mild
soothing action.
will pay $500 Reward for case of Ca,arrb
that cannot cure
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE.
PRICE ONLY so CENTS
If your Druggist has not got it on sale. don't
he cut of with some worse than worthless strong
stuff. 'fumigator,' or poisonous csustio solution.
which will drive the disease to the lungs instead
Of curing it. but send sixty cents TO me and the
remedy will reach you by return mail. Four
packages, post paid, S2.00 one dozen for s. 90
Send two cent stamp for DR.. ssge's pamphlet
on Catarrh. Address the Proprietor.
r. V. PIERCE. MD,
s-r'PPdly. Buffalo. n. Y.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-19

AA.-Cu-es all Fsvers, COMPOSITIONS. or Inflam-
nation, Lung Fever, Pneumonia, nfam-
nations of the L'Dgs, ur Brouchis, Head.
Eyes, Throat or Belly, Staggers and Fits,
Inflammation, Collie.
BB.-CureS all results of Strains Injuries T oun-
ders, rheumatism. Lameness. Blood or
lncipient Bone SPAWN, stife. &c.
CC.-Cures pistempcr, Chambers, Earcv. Et-au
giles. Sweli,d Glands, and Scsb and Rot
IN Shsep-
DD-Cures Bots, Worms or Grubs, Cholic and
Disease in consequence of Worms
EE-Curcs all diseases OF the Air Passages.
Coughs. Heaves. Broken or Thick Wind
Ling Fever, Infamed Lungs
EE',-Cures Collie, Belly ache, Wind blown.
Dysentery.
GG.-Cures Threatened Miscarriage, Abortion
or Sinking, Imperfect cleansing.
ER.-Cures Urinary complaints. strangury.
scanty of Blood Urination, IHfaned Kid
neys OF Bladder.
N.-Cures Eruptions. Mango. Grease, Fsrcy.
Thrush, Abcess, Ulcers, Fistula, sEellings
and EryslPelas.
JJ.-Cures JauRdice, Bad Condition, Indiges-
tion, Constipation, Staring Coat, Parslys-
is etc.
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20 the Bilious.

Among the snti-blious medicines the Pills
stand alone. They c0ptsin a vsge table euuiva-
lent Of mercury, with all the medicinal virtue,
Of tbs; dan gsrous mineral, and without any of
its deieterious properties. In all di orders of
the liver, whether indicated by al overflow of
bile or lack of 1t, they restore the natural Sc
creiive action. Nothing N the materia medica
will oBpare with he Pills as a remedy for bill
Gus collie, kiious remittt Mt fever, congestion Of
tao liver. and eoustinafion
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-19
20 the Weak and DebiIitsted,

The first effect Of the Pills is 10 remove the
cause Of your prostratior. 1Aey carry of from
the stomach and bowels whatever is scrid, irri-
tatIng and Obstructive, ami a. coon as tbs pres
sure ID removed, tns wh e internal organ
b gIBs TO recover its elasticity The bic and all
the humors Of the body are purified, the circul.-
iion regulated, preparation promoted. and ma
tore enahied 90 struggle succerslu ~ th disease
Harmonious and heathful organic action being
restored, every vestige Of weakness. soon dissp-
pears
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-19
HoIIoway's Pills

itIs Of immense Importance that the ston aoh.
the organ which elm mates from the susteu.Ece
taken into II the stream OF ife. should do
duty thoroughly and regularly; that the bowels
which carry of the refuse matter sboud be kept
free from obs Tuoti-ns; aud that he liver which
secrcte. tuid next in Importance to the blood
ltset should perform It's iUBct.ons DAtarally.
To produce tbIs u,sIrabie coudi ,IUL OF the great
AssIuilating. secTetlve and discha-zJng orgais
lie the sraId object Of HOlIoWay's PHI, and they
accomplish it uniformly, rapidly and without
M
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-19
Dailu Argus.
How old il Free-Trsdes

The idea of in,ernationalism is by n,
means of mod ern growth. Grotius. the gres
jurist of the sixteenth century, in his Mar,
Ltberu"a, deduced from the dictates of uni
verssl justice the principles of free com er-
cial relations two centuries before they were
announced by Adam Smith. He says:
The Justice of our position is established
oy that fundamental rule OF the law oil
NATIONS, or primitive law, the authority OF
which Is at all times clear, certain, and
Interchangeable, namely, that it is the indie
feasible right of every nation to draw near
to, and traffic with, any other nation whatso-
ever. God himself declares this truth BY
the voice of nature The wisdom of the
Creator has denied 10 each country the
exclusive production of all the necesssries
OF life, and has given to some nations, and
withheld from others, q special aptitude for
certain arts. Why Is the world so ordered,
If II be not for the purpose of maintaining
union between the various populations of it
by means OF reciprocal abundance and ne.
cessity, lest any one nation, surprising it
sufficient for ITS own requirements, should
withdraw altogether from society of others?
In word, the Almighty has destined each
nation TO supply by it's abundance the wants
of others, SO that, as PIiny says, the produce
of each locality should appear to have been
everywhere produced.
Those who desire to exclude this recip
rocsl succor, would Danish al society from
the human race, annihilate the means OF
mutual benehcence, and violate the pTecepts
of nature. Why is the vast ocean navigable
from shore to shore, why blow the winds now
this wsy and now that, if-it be not Intended
by nature that ell nations should have free
access to each other? Seneca esteemed il
benef. conferred By nature on mankind, tina,
she has founded ard dispersed the hu
man race into different localities. and distrI.
buted the surface of the globe into different
regions, in order that she might thereby
impose upon men the obligation of entering
into commerce with each other