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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-05
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lid benz 5pbne fetn @ut nit Der 8ebtn9un9
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timmten 3eit 1900 @ulben be3ablen foqe.
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Der 1T feline alten &e9te eintrat. Iber
ni9t LANCE foate btes bauern. Der @roa
lief ben @pbn nt9t ruben, unb ais Dor et>
nisen Sasen Der @ater am M6enbe mad
@auie etno, fe1 er BON Der tDbtlt&en &use1
setroFen suiammen. Ser @0rber - gater
Don 8 &%inbern-tf Der Sbat s%efdnbts.
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rtun1 finb lest bte@runbfdbe fefsefett nor
ben, 1pel9e BET ber8eiAdfttsuns Der &rtess>
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fden sepdbrt tperbe. Depots fran5Sfi&er
@efansenen befnben ft4 se9enwdrtts tn&0'
ntssbers, @rauben3, &burn, Dan5ts, @tet>
tin, Sit rtn, @panbau, Masbeburs, grfurt,
Dittenbers, Gorsau, Slogan, @oien, Gpiel,
Meide, @lat, Gob1ena &0lr, Main3, Rtn'
ben unb @eiel.
Die @einleie In Der Yfal3 liefert aases
ntein etne quite Grnte; nur t6at pieber AT
eintsen Srtsn bic Tdulntb Der Grauben ber
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tuln1 iAreibt man Der sesenparttseS tanb
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etnen reid1i9en Grtras gu 'bpfen, nnb BET
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semelbet: Die ausse3ei4net quite @itteruns
bts September Bat unsemetn sprtbetl9aft
auf bic Qualitdt 9ewtrft, fe Bel rtebtst no1>
tdnbtg.
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wurbe AM %. Sept. etne Trau BON pter &C.
funben &tnbern, srei &naben unb 3peiDdb>
den, entbunbeu, bic man nod AM tdmlt@en
Sage CUR Saufe trug.
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&eoieruns BAT etn Deertt erladsn, wcna&
Niemanb bic ant l. Sftpter fdatse Mietbe
gu sab1en brau@t, In Tp1se bedet sablen bic
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seleaf4aften fetne Disibenben. @or ben
S41G9ter1dben finb @enbaruten auf>
9efeQt, UNI bic Dur4fubruns ber
Nesterun9s = gerprbnung, baB i>
Der Yerlpn hui cine beftu1tnte Quantttdt
Sleii4 p~ertauft tperben fol-, gu ern,Ssli4en.
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ant S, Sttober Elm Diner, fonnte aber fetn
frtiaes Sletf4 fir fetne @dfe erbalten.
Inter bet @&afen, Yferben uno Gieln 1T
etne @eu4e aussebroaen, tbr Slet4 totrb
iebp9 9eeeGen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-05

Der Grtras ber b~iesidbrisen @eia<
errte int Canton Maabt miro auf 3pt>
laen 81 unb 38 MiQtcnett MaB &C.
f&dbt. Su ben Sabren 1868 uno
1866 er9ab bic Grnte 80, int Sabre
1865 baseeen bloB Is MtQionenMab
Na@ bteiem Mabfabe eeb6rt bas
Wetniabr 1870 5u ben Yor3a9lf@ere1.
Jta1ten.
Gp1t, IL. Su.-General 2au,arz
mora fol- bier ben lebten @eriu@ MAJ
den, cine @er1dnoteun9 BET italfenf>
{aen @eaierun9 NIT teu1 Yapfe berz
bebufabren. Bletbt bteler @eriu& er>
fol9los, 70 1T man 1T Glpren5 @iQenS>
fi9 auf ben 8pben Der 1oQenbeten
GbatIaden aurld3u3tebeu> unb benz ).
@ater bic Beoineun9en mtt3utbeilen,
wel9e 1a9 benz DafIrbalten ber Ne>
eieruns beS 81ntss @ictpr emanuel
9enuaen >plrber, UNI BEN papite bic
MusItuns ieiner seiflt9en 5erri@aft
III {9ern. Dieie Bebtn9u19eu wdre1
etpa fpleenbe: Man bewtQi9t benz J.
@ater @obnun9 tint @attcan ; Surts>
bictipn lber bic 8afltfen &oms; be-
felbe Dptatipn, wel9e er btsber aus Der
@taatsfane besue, ODER bic Summe
BON ca. 60 MiQionen Sire, pel9e Der
Yapt 1T Stalien ober int Nuslanbe am
auleaen> unb Don bsren 3inien er feline
Mu6lasen gu betreiten Bate ferner
bic Greibeit, ii& NIT ben Garfea Der
STRIDE 3u umeeber, unp ebenfo bic &e>
prdlentanten Der fremoet Md@te 3u
empfan9en Youe Gretbett bic fir@lt>
den Grla0e IN &om gu per1fentlt@en;
I'M uebrtsen aber opufdnoi9e Nnrper>
bun9 Der Staate9e1ebe paS bic teltst<
1len Gprpprationen uno perea Sitter
anbelan9t.
SIN Mni9lu0e an bic IN Der &eprd>
1entantentammer unb tmSeaote erfol9<
ten 8unp9ebun9erL ppuen AUDI bic BEL
eiI1en 8i11Sfe wie tas u8ten pubz
lie" r1elpet> se9en bic occupation ces
patrimpniumS Yetrt bur@ bas &Int9z
reid Stalien feierli6 Yrptef erbeben.
3u9let9 1T ptuS TX aus 8el9tea
cine beneutenre @elplumnte 3uge9an<
gen, nit ter Bitte> ale ttaltenti@en
Mnerbtetunsen BON ber6aub ;u petien,
bo bic &atbplifen aQer 2dnber ret@lt@
fir raS Motbwenei9e iorsen waroen.
Dur9 f1nieli9eS Decret bonn 10.
October miro &pm unb bic prpntnten
beS &ir9enfaate8 Stalien etnperletbt.
Dem Yapte bleibt Can9ebli9) bic I'm
perleslidteit ieiner peri1nlt@en Spu<
perainetdtsre9te. Die 8ebinsuneen
fit bic @abruns ber Grterritprtalttdt
unb bic freie Musubung Der Nutpritdt
bes papltes folen auf BEN @ese Der
@eieboebun9 fef9efe1t iperben. Ga
maraora 1T gum @tattbalter Der r1mtz
I9en prpDtn3en ernart1t. Sir 9erpfne
pplttt19e 0erbreten unb Ber9eben
tpurpe cine Mmnel tte 9etpdbrt.
6lpren3.-Dte uSptnipne" fast
bic MuF 61ung Der &ammern ftebe be-
Dor unp bic Neuwablen wuroen tm9fp<
pember fattfnoen.
SAT- idmmtli9e5 erauS9eber ber bte<
Iteen S%ournale trefen Gprbereitun9en
our ueberiiepelune mad &ou> pas Der
ausemeinen Gimme 3ufpl9e idltebli@
bic Natipnal<6 aupt ltapt weroen mli0e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-05
@a8 Der M@tbare Ebab. SteSens
uber Wftf11er'S Rrduter
8ittern bamte.
(Hon. Thad, Stevens.)

5err gDiatam lambert, erfer Mifaen3- Sneenieur in Der
mann u. g., in 2aneaaer, wa., wte fulst: 9ei Der Gin,
nabme BON geru Or1eans purbe Id bur@ cine 8pmbe an.
redten gein Sermunbet. Die Dunbe tetIte. aber nube
an, Gntel brad cine bartn6dt9e S9mdre auf. Mebrere
DcttUreu serfudtsn mir su belftn, aber tetntr bate Grfpls.
Blu iener 3eit fab mid Der M&tbare Stab. Gteuens, Mif-
elteb hes Gpuerehes, unb os e. bic Ratur rneines seto.ns
~ertannte, ertrabnte Ct MIR Mtfd1erS Rrduterz8 tt
staii&er 8rauteridfte fdtlberte, mel&e Ct je tennen eelernt
babe. Or faste bin3u, bab Ct ttn ielber sebrau4e unb BAT
Il ~iber3eaet iet. bds ct mir III tar;er 3ett befen tuerbe.
fenbsn." Die Julee reatferttste BE tube Meinune, tpel&e
Ser Stepens BON Sbrem Bttteru bate. benn mad fetnen
@ebraud felte Nb spaRdnbise 6eluns Elm. 3u baden
bet alien Drusutfen. preiS Elm Dollar per J1af4e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-05
Qebrer 9e1u6t.

Cine tatbplifde @e,neinte fudt etnen 9ehrer pber eine
Qebrerin, fdbis inber beutf&en unb en9ltfdea Sagra9e un<
terrtdt 3u ertbeilen. @etalt $40 per Menat. gate 3eus'
ni1e unb prufune bur& einen e&al>Gonrntaar perSen
~erfcrbert.
Raberes erfdbrt man lit Der Office bteies @!attss Dssr
bur9 Briefe Don
q. g., 81. O.,
Better Dor 3, Buffalo, gDrisbt g., gainu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-05

Der @tabtratb Don Mo@en bat etr1e
Mbre1e AT &Sni8 @ilbelm BON preu>
ben bei9lpGen, III rel9er feline Snter<
Yentipn 3u @unfen beS II. @aterS ae<
eeniber Der Befberereifuns @orts
bur@ bic ttalienii9en Truppen an9e-
rufen >ptrb.
Sn @tuttaort tperpen berefts @or<
bereitnnAe11 9etrofen> ut1 ben beSortte>
beneen Nrie6ensi4luB IN sldn;eneer
@ei1e beoeben su f6nnen. Gin5elne
rei@e Wripate penoen erbeblt@e Suunz
men auf Unit Die Decoration ter Wob<
t,uaaet unb 9dulerz Grpnte1 gu elmer
re9t sldn;enren gu MAIDEN.
SON Neufabt d. @.zM. pirt &C.
{arieben @dbrenb am Na9mitta9
bes %. @eptember bic meitenG tnwobz
ner teS I'M biefisen 8e;irfSamt selese<
men Srtes 5utten auf Geloern uno
@ielen beibdftist tparen, brad tn ber
rei@aefaItenS 9eune zines w%pblbabenz
ben Bauerr, Don rudlpler 5ano aree@
Leaf, Geuer aus, unb nurcen III farser
Bet, pbne baR piel Don Der 6abe 9e<
rettet &perpen fonnte> Is 9auler NIT
u1ebreren Nebensebduben In @l9e &C.
Leaf. Das &ir9lein, ba8 S9loB nes
@utSbefiberS @@lDr> ba9 0oltbau5
1inp BON ben Glammen Yerl@ont 9stlis:
ben. Sur Giner Der Nt9ebrannten 1T
Yer t9ert.
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man Ipr etni9en Ta9en ftno III BEN
benadbarten SrteG nsel9betm bie3l@t>
hinge auseebro6en unb bur@tpbten NIT
@elGret bic StraBen. DaS Mtlttdr
rpurpe se9en btelelben fommanoirt uno
mebrere i'm Sample ba fe ft@ ni9tf fit
ae1 ppllten, er1dp6er; bic Ibrtaen
*pnntett muir nit MIbe wieber IN Sc
.wabri fam 9ebra@t peroen.
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frSnun9 in NuS1@t 9efeQt, benn III
benz failsrli6en @eicrtpt, pel@e8 ter
.@tattbalter I'M BSbmi19en Santiago
:yerlas, fommt na9itebenpe wt@tt9e
Steue Dor: vWir 1inb uns te6 @lauz
se5 pob1 bewuet ben bic &rone llnfez
res &Snterei@e6 8Sbmeu UNI tas Mn<
}eben unp bic Ma9t unierer Mpnorz
die eebreitet bat. @tr 0no AUDI ent>
}9lp0en, bemlelben r1euerpinBS bic TN
tDeilbarfeit unb unperduberli9felt beS
9anbe6 unperbrl9lt9 gu perbriefen
nnb 0lei9> mie BET l1n1ern erlau9ten
@orfabren 1p1 bic &rSnun9 NIT ber
&rpne @Sbmen6 unferer i1nern Clint
0uno nit benz Gplfe 81bmenS leu9<
tenben @uSorud eeben. Nber @ir erz
innert ben 2anbta9 barat> bab baS
gerka[tnib beS 2anoeS CUR Mpnardie
nit ben Bestebuneer> in pel&e e6 insz
Eel enbere bur@ bic pra9matiide Sancz
lion ;u Der @eiammtmpnar9te 9etreten
it, 1ei@t blpb @erpfi@tun9en Der &rp>
tic, fpntern AUDI cine ret@e Mnaabl BON
@e@tet1 un1fabt bic ibre uebuns aus
f9lteBli@ III Der Yer{on beS 9entetnia@
men Mpnarden fanpen." IS fra9t
fd nut, pb bic 8Sbme11 fi@ NIT Der
Sldn3enpen &rSnun9sfpmSpie sufrieoen
9eben merpen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-05

1854. @esrhnset 1854.
Tbp6. S. 8ir9ler,
&atbpliitbe 8ubbanbl1tna F.,
416 suutt glart Ctr, Gbteaso. Sn..
bdlt fets etnen @urraft BON
MISSALE ROMANUM, RITUALE,
Ebeoloeif@e @erfe, @ebet= unb
GrbaumnsSbH@er,
IN allen epraden unb serfaiebenea Gtnbdnben.
Deutibe uns Gnsltfbe G1mlbider.
BI9er, pie Dulmetf@er, 8rieffeQer, Rp@ba@er,
ar3neibi&er,
aebf aabern. befdnbis auf Eager.
Bilter alter Griffin
cine fd5ne AuswabI.-Gnner:
&reu3e, @eapuliere Deibte6tl, &oieuftrause,
Wetbrau&, @a9stersen unb
@a9sfSde.
aQe Sorte11 &alenher fir has Sabr 1871,
gDbpleiale unb Netail.
vs. aseut fir ben 30 anterer" %1a
gfan a~ereiiire:
THOS. J. BIRCHLER,
416 South Clark Str, Chicago, III.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-05
g d ~ ell.

Sn Der S9mei3 balten 1t1 9e9etz
pdrtie Dtele Yprnebme Grennoe auf: bic
ipanti6e Grf1nisin ISABELLA teftnoet
]i9 in @enI General ubrt9, Der bel<
benmltbise @ertbeioieer Strabburss>
TT 8alel, General Gluieret ebenfauS
unb lberbieS itnp In peri@tebenen&an<
touen sablreide fran31il9e Sffjtere
unb anpere GlI9tltn9e.
Muf bic frlber ar9ereete @rensre9uz
lirun9 gu 0uniten Der S@wei3 1T bic
borti9e pre1e ni@t gut gu fpre@en.
Sur Der u8uno" nimmt etne Mrt Yer<
m%tttelnber SteQung etn> intem er >pe<
niefenS biui9 f1nbet, paB bic S@wet3
ensli@ ibr &e@t auf bic 8eleBuns beS
1eutraltltrten NorozS apoYenS in Orb
,1uts trd@te. Da5 &atierrei6 bat
{ett betrefenbeS @eripre@en riemal6
ein9el5ft. Der @runp> bic dltete &e<
publtt bdrfe ni6t bic ible Sage ber
iGn9Ren auaniBen, forbere fal19e Sen>
ttu1entalitat, 100 IS ft@ unt etne 2eben6<
frase fit bic S@wet3 banele. Selbft
ber @treifen 2anbe8 jtpil9en Bolel uup
8elancpn pirfte attgenomme>1 &perben,
tpenn Granfret@ uno bic betrefenoeBe
YSlferun9 ielbf tamtt e~tnserfonten iet.
DaS ftatiftide Bureau relp. bas
Departement te8 Snnerr> Bat BEN
8unbe6ratb bic @tatiftf Der Muswan<
berer in lberieeii9e 2dnoer int Sabre
1869 lberret9t. Sc &parer aus 81
Gantpnen 5206 peripner eeeen 5O07
int Sabre 1863 aus9eparbert &ppspn
1927 mad Nprp> unb 1871 @S1b>
9luterifa.
Da6 Gborberrenfift S9Snenmerb
Canton Solptburn> bat ant rs. Sept
ben .1100ten Sabrestas 1etneS 8eftan,
bes fefli9 be9ange1.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-04
TIE COMING MAN.
Three Hundred Cinnamon, with
Five Hundred Feet of Pigtail,
in Memphis, Tenn.

This morning about 8 O'Clock, a
prolonged whistle from q river
steamer announced the coming of
the Mississippi from, St. Louis, with
the "Celestial Vanguard'' CT the
three hundred thousand more,
Father Abraham, coming, coming
from the lsnd of chop sticks and
pig -tails.ls In few minutes a large
crowd had assembled on the wharf
ready to board the steamer as soon
as she touched the bank. When
the steamefthrew-eut her plank an
immense crowd attempted to rush
on board. Our reporter joined the
throng, and after a long scramble.
strong scramble, and scramble all
together in the crowd he succeeded
in obtaining a glimpse of the new
comers. 4
They are swarthy looking breed,
about the color Of a Poplar street
car, or, to use an illustration more
generally understood, the color of
a yellow dog. TAe Choo Fays will
plecse not take any exceptions to
this comparison, and we presume
that they will not, for we under
stand that they are very fond of
dog meat esteeming it a great deli
cacy. The coming man is not pre-
possessing in his appearance, though
very good natured and Industrious.
AS a laboring element of our pol u
lation, they might eventually bee ome
useful when they are acclimated
fairly and learn what is required of
/ them. Tie. most of this crowd Of
three hundred are below the medium
size; they dress like our own labor
ers, and at least half of thrm retain
the traditional pigtail that hereto
fore we have only seen on tea boxes
and in picture books for children.
These tails are mostly bound up in
a water fall at the back of the head.
Some Of them who have been in
this county three or four years can
speak ineligible English. but the
majority can get out nothing but a
jargon, which sounds just like the
hieroglyphics look on tea box, It
is est mated at a rough guess that
there are five hundred feet Of pi. :
tail on the Mississippi. This is
guess work, we confess, but the
boxes Of dried minnows, lizards,
ad-poles, and young rats, are no
guesses or joke; and the thoughts
of dining with the party would not
be joke eithe. 1t would be a Sc
rious consideration. They have a
good deal Of baggage with them Of
one sort Or another, and seem to be
enjoying themselves.
| The negroes crowd around and
eagerly scan the invader of the
Southern fields. One of them said
"De white folks brudder come
shure!' Another exclaimed, 'Whv
that id yaller cuss amt no better
iookin' than we is !' and thousand
iudicrous remarks were made.
The entire party is destined for
the Central Texas Railroad, where
they will get $50 per month in coin
and board themselves. They are
under the charge of Major w. H.
Rhea, formerly Of the Avalanche,
and General j. G. Waller, of Texas,
the original importer of Chinese Ia
borers, Koopmansehap to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. Memphis
Ledger.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-04
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each $500; 800 ca h gifts, each 500; Sc
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800; rs Melodeons, each rs to 100; $50
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Watches, each Is to 300; Cash prizes, sill.
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Piano $500; James NJ. Matthews, Detroit.
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5-3m 81 Broadway, New York.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-04

~A man named Speight, call
ing himself the Lord Jesus Christ
about ten months ago came to
Southington from Baltimore, having
a wife and two children in the lat
ter place, and persuaded tw females
to go with him, they believing him
to be the being he repre-
sented. He made a great deal
of disturbance in that and adjacent
towns, and finally was forced to
leave the virtuous indignation of
the people. A day or two since he
returned, and on Monday evening
a committee waited upon him, and
taking him in a emi-denuded state
to the center of the town, treated
him to ride on rail, and were
about to apply coat of tar and
feathers, when he begged so hard
to be released on promise that he
would leave town. He was then es-
corted to his team, into which he
packed himself and female chattels,
and left amid the jibes, jeers and
groans of the assembled people.
One Of his misguided women has
since started off after him, bag and
baggage. The widest excitement
exists in the town, as the villagers
fear the scamp intends to make
another raid on their domestic
peace.
On Thursday evening last, man
without clothing, except shirt and
remnant of a pair of pants, carrying
live skunk under his arm, applied
for admission to the house of Mr.
David Lyman Of Midolefeld. The
servant refused to admit him, and
the man left as was supposed. He
however went round to q bedroom
window and endeavored to get in,
but was attacked by a dog. He
threw the skunk at the dog to divert
his attention and then got in at the
window. When found some time
after he confessed to having made
his third escape from the hospital
at Middletown, whittier he was taken
about midnight. He said he took
the skunk for protector and it
saved his life from the attack of the
dog; that his business was to
preach the gospel to the children of
Israel and he had a commission
from Paul.--Hartford Courant,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-04
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ever, and leave death to play for want of
work, and is designed to make our sublu
nary sphere blissful, to whinh Heaven it
self sI Ill be but a side show. You have
heard enough of that kind of humbugery,
and do not wonder that you have by this
time become disgusted with 1t. But when
tell you that DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
will positively cure the worst cases of Ca
tarrh. 1 only assert that which thousands
can't testify to. Try it and YOU will be
convinced. I will pay $500 Reward for a
case of Catarrh that cannot cure.
For sale by most Druggists Everywhere.
Price only so cents. Sent by Mail post
paid, for Sixty Gents; Four Packages for
So, or Dozen for SIS. Send two cent
stamp for DR.. Sage's pamphlet on Catarrh
Address the Proprietor,
R.V. PIERCE, M. D.,
43 3m BUFFALO, N. Y.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-04
LORiLLARD's .'EUREKA"

Smoking Tobacco is an excellent artf-
Gle OF granulated Virginia.
Wherever introduced it is universally
admired.
1t Is put up in handsome muslin bags,
in winch oruers for MeerSchaum Pipes
are daily packed.
Loriltdrd's "IdcHt Club,
Smoking Tobacco has no superior;
being denicotiniZed. it cannot injure
nerveless constitutions, or people of Sc
dentary habits.
1t is produced from selections of the
finest stock. and prepared by patented
and original manner.
1t is very aromatic. mild. and light in
weight-hence it will last much longer
than others; nor does it burn or sting
the tongue, or leave a disagreeable
after-taSte.
Orders for genuine, elegantly carved
Meerschaum Pipes. silver mounted.
and packed in neat leather pocket
cases, are placed i'd the Yatch Club
brand daily.
LORILLARD'S CENTURY
Chewing Tobacco.
This brand of Fine Cut Chewing To-
baccO has no superior anywhere.
1t is, without doubt, the best chew
ing tobacco in the country.
LORILLARD'S SNUFFS
Have been in general use in the United
States over Ito years, and still acknowl-
edged 1.-THE best'' wherever used.
If your storekeepef does not have
these articles for sale, ash him to get
them.
They are sold by respectable jobbers
almost everywhere.
Circulars mailed on application.
p. LORILARD & CO.,
5-m3. NFW YORK.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-04
B. A. FAHNEsTOCK's
VERMIFUGE.

- 80 FL
1T is now forty years since this medicine was
offered as remedy for Worms and from that time
its repu'ation has steadily increased until at the
present day it is almost universally acknowledged
throughout nearly all parts of the world to be the
sovsi eign remedy. Worm Confections, made more
for the purpose of pleasing the palate than of over.
over the country but their short lease of life i
nearly exhausted, and B. "A. Fahnestock Vermifugs
continues to grow in favor daily. Children often
look pale and sfckly from no other cause than
toorns, and spasn,s most frequently the result
of these hidden sappers and miners.
When they are irritable and feverish, sometimes
craving food aud eating ravenously, again refusing
wholesome diet tossing restlessly in Sleep moaning
and grinding the teeth, then be assured these symp
toms are indications of worms.
Uneasiness and pain in the abdomen. with swell
ing and hardness, are generally attendant upor
the presence of these hidden sappers and miners.
gradual wasting away or emaciation of the
flesh is one of the most common attendants upon
They absorb the animal juices, and destroy
the nourishment impaired to the stomach by wholS
sons diet, thereby Questioning avafiabe appetite
and strong desire for indigestible food.
The stomach has, undoubtedly, very greal
sympathy with other parts of the body. This ii
the with respect to the irritation produced by
worms especially those existing in the stomach
ITSELF They give rise to many other diseases ane
patients often suffer incredibly without being awar
Of the cause.
Many helpless child has been laid in the grave
when the disease which caused its death has beer
entirely misunderstood, and when worms have
really been the cause. 1t has been proved beyono
savil that worms exist in the human system from
earliest infancy, therefore parents-especiallt y
mothers, who more constantly with their child
een cannot be too observing of the first symptom,
If ,corms for so surely as they exist, can they b.
safely and speedily removed from the most delicdt
infdnt by the timely use of B. A. Fahnestoeki
Vermifuge. 5.44-s--
Physicians do not hesitate to recommend it ano
it in their practice, and many of the most emf
of the profession, from all parts of the country
testify to its uniform success. In fact, it never
fails. 1t has frequently been given to children
IS safe purgatiye, not suspectng the cause of the
lluess and large quantities of worms discharg
I'D and immediate relief afforded.
Great caution must be used by every purchaser
20 be his own judgein one sense, and to examine
| avery bottle he buys of it. The simple name o
FAHNEsTocK is sufficient. He must look closely
and carefully to see that the initials are 3 A,
| FAHSEs rock, and be satisfied with nothing ese
SCHWARTZ & HASLETT;
SUCCESSORS
B, A. FAHNESTOCK'5 SON & CO.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
SOLE PROPRL ETORS.