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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-07

A New York Judge commit
led cross-eyed woman for con.
tempt OF court, because she
didn't look at HIM when told TO- .
HE children of a Maine far
mer, while playing Indians in
the pasture the other day, ,
drove the cows over preci.
pice, killing and manning The
whole herd. si1i voI g,ss
A PROMINENT dry goods house
displays a card in a show win
dow, bearing the announcer
ment: zone baby's wardrobe
$425-our own make."- CHI
cago Post. rs. .l ~, ,er1
PEAcH'GRoWERs, of Wayne
County, Indiana, say there will
be full crops where the trees
were mounded late last fall,
and half a crop elsewhere. A
foot and a half or two feet of
mounding is advised.
DURING the past season,
Vineland, New Jergey, ship
ped 100000 quarts of straw
berries, 10000 quarts of black
berries, 254,00O pounds of
grapes, 5000 crates OF grapes;
315 melons, and $4,000 quarts
of raspberrles. grl.s. .l sI5
Hon. E. A. GUTHRIE was tai
ken seriously i'll yesterday with
hemorrbage OF the bowels
He is considerably better this
morning and regarded by his
physician out of danger
athens Journal, June 23. -.22
CLINTON, lows, has a female
Strategist. She went to church;
found her seat occupied; cush~
ion on seat; took next seat
back; the congregation rose to
sing and the lady reached over,
took the cushion and placed it
under herself. -.--r
THERE have been conflicting
doubts and hopes, for the past
year, about the safety Of DR..
Livingston. The New York
Herald of the 10Th says all
hope is gone, and that he has
doubtless fallen a victim to the
climate or the negro savages.
The Indiana State Board of
Agriculture is "down on" the
President of the Jacksonville
& indianapolis Railroad for re-
fusing to carry farmers to the
last tair at half>rates, accord
ing to the custom with all 9th.
er gatherings of people. 'rU
FRANCE has 100000 acres in
vines, producing 1,2OO,OOO,O00
gallons of wine annually-equaL
to 30 gallons for every man,
woman and child in the empire.
The best VINE is produced in
sandy, gravelly, rocky regions
where scarcely anything else
valuable can be grown.
WHEN the Democratic party
went out of power,cour people
were the most happy Of any
upon earth. Detroit FREQ
Press. 15 l1e'
Well, why not9 1t made us
happy by going, and it makes
us still more happy by staying
where it has gone. st. DO Her.
aid. .5a ...E.. Isw
Mrs. E. CoTTERrLL, residing;
in Clay township, Gallia coun-
ty, Ohio, was born in 1900
married In 1S06-has had t6
children, 06 grand childretl,
l30 great grand children, and
2 great great grand children.--
Many have done well but st.e
has done better.
The Cincinnati Ccmmone,;,,
the ablest Democratic paper in
Ohio, proceeds TO declare that
"the Democracy is dying. of
vice and fraud; of folly and
knayery; of cowardice and ig--
norance; of the displacement
of its true and great souls by
the Boulless scoundrels who
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-07

"Rather dusty" was the re.
sponse in a war whoop, and the
conversation continued.
The neighbors for blocks
around must have heard; when
| was in the third story OF the
building | heard every word.
In the course of the evening
my aunt took occasion to say
to me:
"How loud your wife talks!"
/ told her deaf persons talk
ed loud and that my wife being
used to me, was not affected
by the exertion, and that she
was getting along very nicely
with her. . . ..#@
Presently my wife said softly.
"Alf, how very loud your
aunt talksl"
"Yes," said l, sail deaf per.
sons do. You're getting along
with her finely; she hears
every word you say" And l
rather think she did.
Elated at their success at be-
ing understood, they went at
it hammer and tong, till every
thing on the mantlepiece clat>
tered again, and Twas serious
ly afraid Of a crowd collecting
in front of the house.
But the end was near. My
aunt being of investigating
turn of mind, was desirous OF
finding out whether the exer
ton of talking was injurious
to my wife. So:
"Doeseu't talking so loud
strain your lungss" said she in
an unearthly whoop, fer her
voice was not as musical as it
was when she was young.
at is an exertion," shrieked
my wife. a....,
"Then why do you do itP
was the answering scream.
"Because--B Because you
can't hear if l don't" squealed
my wife.
"What!" said aunt, fairly ri
valing a railroad whistle at the
time.
l began to think it time to
evacuate the premises, and
looking around and seeing
John gone, l stepped into the
back parlor, and there he lay
fat on his back, with his feet
at right angles, with his body,
rolling from side to side with
his fist poked into his ribs, and
a most agonizing expression
of countenance, but not utter.
ing a sound. l Immediately
and involuntary assumed q
similar attitude, and l think
from the relative position oi
our feet and heads, our at
tempts to restrain our laughter,
apoplexy must inevitably have
ensued, if a horrible groan
which John. gave vent to in
his endeayor to suppress his
visibility, had not betrayed our
hiding place. aa
In rushes my wife and aunt
who, by this time, comprehend
ed the joke, and such a scold-
ing as | then got l never got
before and l hope never to get
again. .gll g.s..l .
] know not what the end
would have been If John, in
his endeavors to appear re.
spectful and sympathetic, had
not given vent to such a groan
and a horse laugh that all
gravity was upset and we
screamed in concert.
o / know 1T was very wrong,
and all that to tell such a false
hooi H.. ! think that Mr.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-07

MEETINGS of the British
workingmen are protesting
against the free trade system
of that country, as reducing
them to lower poverty, and So
cieties for the "Revival of
British Industry" are actively
at work. Books are being
published on both sides, espe.
cially. on the protective side.
and a remarkable 90
aSit.r o.'' .eao'iOn '.'' "AN'
nn Is ra;.>;rr in rlnrer-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-07

The London Economist
speaks OF the "sober energy
and honesty of General Grant,"
his "fdelity, perseverance,
shrewd good sense and strict
adhesion to the law" his "for.
titude, sagacity and immOva,
BILE sense.0 These are true
words, and reflect the best
judgment of competent critics
upon his administration.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-07
.LINDsLEY HOUSES
ZALESKI, OHIO. als7.

D.DUNCAN, = : Proprietor.
THIS House having been newly repaired,
i and arranged, is now in successful opera
ton. Its location is conyenIentto business
and to the Railroad Depot, which mskes Il o
desirable ston@ng place OF ell visiting "a.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-07
ADvERTrs,Nc rr,,nr,s

A New YORK Judge commit
led a cross.eyed woman for con,
tempt of court, because she
didn't look at HIM when told to.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-07
GEO. W. WooDwARD.

FROM REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARD, DID,
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadel-
-,rN s.... phia.
d. 7JAcksts-DsLR SIR:-I hare been fire.
querily requested 20 connect my name t0ih recon-.
lssnddhons of different kinds Of medicines, bw
regarding he practice a. oW of my appropriate
sphs5e, I hare in all cases declined; bm iofth
Sl<qr proof in rarioui instdnces and particularly
IN ng own fdmily, Of The ussftLlness Of DR.. Hocf.
hnds German Bitters, depart for once from
my usual course, 70 srpress my fM conviction
bdt for general debility Of the system and
"a &c ially forWA UxmLiver Oom.
piaint, It is q safe N and valuable
PFsPAiss.Pn. Fs7P; S@ n,...a%ai-- al u H. I IfdoaG mol, Z
,ciu Be very BENEFICIAL 10 those Olo suffer froDs ps
ebope eduses Yoars, very respeetuty
"a nTTf : j. III. KENN4RD,
- 'A< Eighth, beIop C0dtes Street
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-07

UHS fiihf CAUTION, lTr-L'Lf
HoqSdnfs German Remedies are eo,trterfefted.
The genuine haze ne signature Of @. vi. Jack.
son on 1s front Of he outside wrdPper Of each
bqle,tH gss name Of he article tLoion in each
ko1iG ~ oders are couuterfsit. l.I.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-07
~ Sr' DEBILITY.

~ @' DEBILITY.
s1hersaSlsS E,edicin, ,oudl 10 HoeadnP Pi Gsr.
6an. Rflers or A unsnpnl Tonic IN cd5es Of
srsnGtis~ sSs SaSss s e sS S,, caas: ss an
snjoySent Of the JOoi, eadbe Ae stomach q digeSt
hpurify ne btA.,, pigs good, sound, healthy
compilation srczsoS.S he yeiiOU tinge from u.e
Sy,, impdft bloom 10 u AleelS, and change he
patient fross Shori-6r,-.shed, enidcidt,d t0'dk,
egd hervots fnvaiieL 4 a faitJaeed, sto'a, and
vfgoroas nersoh. '
Weak and Delicate Children
are made strong by using the Bit
ters or Tonic. In fact, they arc
Family Medicines. They can be
administered with perfect safety
t0,a chilli three months old, the
ftOst delicate female, or a man OF
Hanety. A
&tTAsse remedies are The best
Blood Purifiers
sper, knopR, and tgn cure al diseases rcsuhfrg
froR bad bLsod Keep your Gintd putej k'ep
your Liver in orgy deFj keep your
digestive organs III IN SQUAD,
asssay asat eodion @s use Ell Sss: r.:
assdd yos. The best men in he country recon-
mend hem. " years Of Eestreputdiion 90 for
aIythts'g yots n,ilst try these preparations.
q ~ M 10 - y Y. L
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-07

THE children Of a Maine far
mer, while playing Indians in
the pasture the other day,
drove the cows over a preci.
pice, killing and manning The
whole herd. ~.r v.o
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-07

A PROMINENT dry goods house
displays a card in a show win
dow, bearing the announces
ment; "one baby's wardrobe
S425-our own make."- CHI
cdgo Post. H.. .n ~, ver1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05
Guadianna River.

The British Amy, when advanced Talavara and ionght
that celebrated battle, which followed BY retreat into
the plans lost by the malara diseases contracted
the banks Of the Guadanna than by the bullets the
my. They died by thousands. All Europe believed that the
invading army extrpacd, Yet malsal diseases
Europe than In country; they exist
throughout the length and breadth of andcverywhere
at time and in shape made TO feel the sick
ening influence asm The three actors In this cGua
ton Of disease solar heat moisture and vegetable decom.
position The separated harmless together they
potent EVIL than any other known agents; long
they exist, just long will have need of medicine
which will their pcrncious effects: long will
be necessary have remedy capable meeting and beating
the insduous enemy Oi MI known agents this purpose
none Is to compare with Eirrd WNier'> 'aH 7ogr, the
OF every variety grade and degree
mAlariAl disease and masmatic poison Try 1t all who
suffering any form and fever chls anu
fever, rs cure Il guaranteed In every case"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05
Helminthology.

distinguished physioog has declared that seems to be
principle OF nature that situation capable supporting
living organic bodies should be peopled with them The huge
~hae IS oiten driven to madness by An almost invisible
Der OF the great tribe OF verme. The history cmnhoO.
~ abounds In Illustrations of the influence OF worms in the
production of disease and in Of their symp
TOMS The frequency Of the bopes of men, their
obvtousness TO the together with their common con-
nceon with enieebd and morbid snlaI econ
omy all tend to render them object of interest from the re-
moest periods The very abest have been devoted to
the study OF these entozoa with the discovering some
substance which was capable Of speedily, safely perma
nently expelhng them from the human system EDWARD
WILpKRs MoTHKFs' WORN SYRUP Is true vermcide gen.
uihe worm destroyer bona e vermifgge Is de
nghful Its effects quick, its results unsn 1t frse
from danger No intestinal live Ia presence
Mothers destroy tue which your little ones
with this delightful syrup
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05
A Cataplasm Of Rhubarb,

Laid upon the pit Of the stomach Of child. will cause the
bowels to he empe and aloes kept in With raw
surface will produce the if medicine had
been taken into the stomach So said the great Dr. Clutter.
pack Very many persons know The operation Of oil
"heh placed upon the tongue; to the least 1t speedy
frgatves m some shape Indispensable in practice OF
medcne. Many diseases heurabe without hem and all
OF the simple disorders of system benefited by their
use The great desideraum their administration a, been
U get one which was either laxative purgave, as was
needed-awayS mild bnt always stscn-and the OF whe,
dd not make necessary to continue use This has a last
been done. EDWARD WHDgEs FAMILY PILLS rlsH All thu.
requirements OF the They laxative yet sre par.
gative, yet mild In small doses they the first want in
large doses they fuln the LATTER t in whatever ouanti.y
gwen they create no necessity for their they create no
morbid state Of the akmentary tube but and
urge 1t to renewed health. They in brief blessing to the
individual who suffers from constipation and laxative
and are Indispensable to him who parched with fever and
requires pursave. Use them. all you who yue health
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05
st. Louis Hosrital, Paris.

This ancient institution OF the largest and to the med
cal stnent interesting of the many pahc charities
which adorn the capital Of hc French II receives within
its walls annually thousands of sick poor considerable
portion Of building apart patients suffering with
diseases of the skn and patient old young taking
Potash shape, and Honduras Sarsaparia in some
forn They esteemed by the renowned physicians
had charge of the skin department wengh specific In Nj
mos, every variety cutaneous disease whether of rheuma
tic scrofuous simple origin They given in letter,
ring rcttc rash roscraSh pmpes scrofs, ulcers,
old Sores falling OF the a etc In all they did good in most
they effected But II has remained tor Er1d Ur's
Sdrsnpd,m and POTASH to perform the most remarkable
awarded any known medicine 1t possesses virtues
shared by combination of these substances. IL IA
therapeutic marvel Against n the diseases at which 1t is
aimed II is simply csistes 1t fails See 10 that you
suffer day longer with any Of the Ills which
Get n at once.
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DR.. Laennec,

THIS renowned Frenchman did more perhaps up
mysteries which before his time had the nature OF
chest diseases than any other physician who Yet
with all his skill detecting the nature and maa
dy before him. he sadly deficient know hedge OF rer
eie He drew vivid pictures Of coughs cot pleurisy con-
SUMPTION Group bronchitis. catarh, and all the
the air psssages still he left bat few words concerning their
treatment The youngest physician to-day Knows better
TO manage of these chest troubles he knows the val
ue OF the wild cherry he Is acquainted with supreme vr
tues he Of the many potent agen which into
the combination Of E'cud W!der, Compound Extract Of
Wild Cnery and knows na with the this truly great
medicine he is fully Of the situation He has no earin
the presence OF Group miscving the advance brou
chits he grapp with consumption, and subdues every
cough cold caarr. Hence every family should always
have this invaluable medicine at hand
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05

FALL AND WINTER.-Messrs. Burke & Hee.
nan intern US that their Strestor Store is daily
thronged with customers. They are keeping .
superior stock Of goods, much better than any
ever offered in Streator before, and are giving
satisfaction to every one.
The store In Ottawa maintains its character
as one of the largest and best in this city. Their
assortment Of fall goods is very large, and the
prices very low. They will deliver goods free
Of charge in that beautiful new wagon, the best
and prettiest in town.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05
The Races.

Thursday afternoon, the races announced pre-
vioasly came off at the fair grounds. The purs.
es were $40 for tho first and 42O for the second
horse; mile heats to harness, best three in five ;
to rule; weight and distance barred. Tho en-.
tries were as follows: J. r. Shaver enter,
Black Douglas" w. J. Neeley, "Amer,csp
Boy" George Alden, "Lsdy Douglas" and
Jerry Wood, "Champion."
The judges were F. Brunsr, R. Harden, Cbas
Morse, John Fnlton and Elias Trumbo
The horses drew the pole in the order named
above, and after many "no goes" got "send
of, and came in as follows: BLACK Douglas, /"
LIST; LADY Douglas" Cd; American Boy"
Sd, and champion" 4th Time of winner,
about 3 minutes. rt
On the second heat the same tedious time was
had in starting, and finally the horses got away: ::
"Champion" and " BLACK Douglas" near TO-.
gethsr-" Douglas" ahead; Lady, ID; boy"
4th. The driver of Champion" claimed the
heat for foul, by douglas" driver cross.
ing out OF his position. Allowed, and the heat
given to champion"
q
the horses started, coming in as before, and the
riders of the BLACK" and Champion both
claiming foul driving on each other. Decided
again in favor Of "Cham pion."
On the fourth hest the horses were started.
Lady Douglas" got An advantage in the start,
and maintained it all the way, coming in ono
length ahead. Time, about minutes, the same
IS made on the other heats
Fifth HeM-The horses were msnoeu vered by
the drivers a long time, and at last, when it Wa
almost dark, they stsrted-the Lady having .
triAs frontage" Champion" however, was
after her and made it very lively for her, 20 that
when they crossed the wire she was but neck
ahead, but running vigorously. After several
speeches, much loud talk and wrangling on the
part Of the crowd and some hesitation BY the
judges, they decided in favor Of champion, "
Lady d. getting the ID money.
We do not remember Of ever having seen -
much open jockey,ng at any rsce BEFORE or 70
much excitement, where there was 20 little st
stake.
The attendance was not large, though there
were many ladies present. The receipts were
$112.
There was brisk running race, half mile, be.
tween two country colts A cream, owned BY
John Barber, and a sorrel, BY Ed. Place. It wae
almost neck and neck race all around the track
but was won by the cream in a few feet Time
one minute.
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indigestion.
Which makes sleep palm. and turn, irs balm to
WOrmWoni."

Which makes sleep pain. and tIrIl, its balm
wormwooi,"
H. oil know the most of all the disorders the
stomach 1t Is also the obstinate Il has been the
written about No disease presents such various contrary
and Incompatible symptoms They contradict all laws OF
order constancy and consistency which regulate natural
events they bother the doctor and only BE- read by him
who skilled IN the book Of nature 1t sefydent that the
different forms of indigestion to be met by corresponding
methods Of 1t has been said tina, the perfection med
ica skin Is the talent OF applying to each Individual it
precise and were its individual cure This is the object
which every conscientious physician pursues increasingly,
and satisfied until he has overtaken. Ernrd
Fiers Stomach Bters their body being the puest OF cop
perdstled whisky makes this object atainabe alike to all
They specicthe disease specifying the remedy the
remedy the disease They combination OF substances
which meet the speciality Of the disorder 10y corresponding
speciality OF They should he kept every wereguls
ted family; they Indispensable to health.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05

Whatever may be said about the 'XXX," 'Dia-
mond, "Excelsior," or other favorite brands of
oysters, or voice is still for those big luscious
fellows that We have been lucky enough to find
only at Henry Wslthsr's. One makes two mouth
fuls, and when fried they look like pork chops
But it is when you come to eat them that you
forget all worldly cares, and feel like singing,
with good Dr.. Watts:
"My willing soul would ever stay
In such frame as this"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05

Has ARRIvED.-Dr. Purinton, the celebrated
Indian Doctor, who has met with unexampled
success in curing obstinate diseases, is in town,
at the Park House, ready to see his patients and
attend to the wants of the afflicted.
He rejects the use of all poisonous and dele.
terious drugs and minerals, using only vegeta-
BILE remedies. He will charge you nothing what.
ever for an examination, and will tell you the
exact nature of the disease, aud will cure you
if he agrees to do so. He makes il an invariable
rule to tell his patients tho truth, and always
to perform what he promises. He treats all
chronic diseases.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05

SOUTH OTTAwA.-We took q look through
this suburb Of our city in pursuit of locals, yes
terdsy. We found many improvements in diff.
ferant localities. From the number of black.
smith shops there, we should think that the
heaven Of 'smithes" We found our friend B.
N. Boyle, the grocer, dry goods dealer, &c., of
that end Of town Ill Of business. Whilelstand.
ing in his door ten minutes, We counted over
fifty wagons that passed, oil loaded with pota.
toes. The supply was very large and any mum.
Der of bushels could be bought for 40 cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05

Will be sent FREE of charge for the year 1871
"A copy of Merrys Museum, enlarged and i'm.
proved, to any one who will act as agent for it
and get up club This is a rare chance for BOYS
and girls, as the psblisher says MERRY for the
coming year will be the most attractive Of all the
juvenile magazines" The terms Of the Museum
are ST. 50 year, and the publisher is Horace B
Fuller, Boston.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions reccv.
ed by Osmsn & Hapeman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05

NEW STOcK.-Mrs. Morris has gone east for
another new stock Of millinery goods, notions,
&c; and we advise the ladies who wish 10 see
the new styles of fsll goods to wait until next
week, Tuesday or Wednesday, when Mrs. Morris
will return with the most beautiful stock yet
exhibited here. She will purchase largely, and
as she is Justly credited with excellent taste and
judgment in making selections, we can safely
promise the ladies that it will be greatly to their
advantage to call and see the new goods.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05

PRESBYTERIAN FEsTIvAL-Mrs VIM. Gil.
man has kindly furnished Ms with the following
figures: The receipts Of the late festival were
1926. Expenses s95. The ladies presented Rev.
Mr.. Hayes with handsome $50 gold watch.
The ladies request MS to acknowledge for them,
through our columns, their thanks to the people
who attended the festival and gave so generous.
ly. and especially to friends in Farm Ridge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05

The STARCH FAcroRY.-Farmsrs having
corn to sell will be glad to learn that the Ottawa
Starch Factory has opened for the fall and win.
ter campaign. They are buying all the corn
that comes into town, and will continue to do
80 for the balance Of the season, paying about
Chicago prices. When you have corn to sell
drive At onoe to the factory and get your money.
You will only lose time by hunting for better
price elsewhere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05

DR. K. GREER. of Chicago, the widely known
nd popular scientific physician, who, clairvoy-
mt like, sees the physical condition of all who
pproach him. and can tell at glance how you
Eel and Whist your disease is without your in.
hrmation or any inquiry, will, by particular re-.
guest, again return TO Ottawa, Nov 18th, and
rmain two days at the Clifton Hotel, to demon.
trate and illustrate hi, wonderful faculty for
madiny disease