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/ y3yslI I'D bis '.G,l ani1b r,isr To-
The Medical Profession at large, have long.
felt the need fjnst such q medicine, consequent
ly it is not strange That they 50 eagerly prescribe
] aud recommend Ahesef Bittets to their female
patients, hgOu could seqthe, pilel of smiling
apprOyals and encOmiums from physicians and
the public who have cured their wives. their
daughters Aid thsir friends by the use Of these
Bitters no siekly female would hesitate to use
them 'ThiS Fomals Regulator IS adapted for
old, young, married or Single fSmalesS, Who are
affected with acute or chronic forms OF Uterine
Heterogeneous. They cure painfuls suppressed,
seanty, Lrofuse or irregular Menstruation, Clo-
rosis or Green. Sickness, F1uoCr Albuss or Whites,
Mysteries, Falling Of the WOob, liberation and
alrritability of the Womb, pain In thesidd, hack
or loips, SILK headache, palpitatiOn or ,iuttering
Of the Heart, hurried Breathing, swimming Of
the head, cold feet and hands, loss Of ~nppetite,
Indigestion, torpid Liver Melancholy, Nervous
,pess, Wakefulness, Barrenness, physical Pros
t%ration, etc, etc, Many of these are relieved
By the hse 81 only one bottle Oh 9'"'' 0'FT
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GoLD closed in New York on Tuesday
at 81 H.. Sales of cotton, $500 bales;
uplands, l64c. Tennessee ex-coupons,
6o;1Iew, $50.
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a Kare CoiIootion.

ID, RowLlsDS RRc~FtPTa-Nasls Ara, plsasv,ri,,. A.
~ somprihs tAiuAbis lnf1rmsil0a Ter ovrrybodr BtuSIJ
hASDf' I5S0f'Ak ishtA 'utat9 sLLSSI, M Tl
nRAKEs coLLEorIoS srnsirly sas Ausar.a ,..,v,,N
nahlqs brandy Alkladis 81 Wine, GlA. Az, Bssf, cor.
4slaa bspsror 1ea, and nueA otAariuasnal iAhFmAllsA
= Ter hetrAdaO or hhne use. .I f"fI ~ TF7--
STAT ~ mall ttee Of poataes) for Flfy Cent?. Aad,,.a
y 3. N0RAAkDY. BE. Il Nom LlaAlA airnlLh L.ni.- ].
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ITALY proposes, if possible, to keep
out OF the ~imbroslio caused by the Rus
sian question, as she has enough to do
to attend to her own internal affairs.
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You Want It! Everybody Does
80 ...5l.i H. g. .rH. .I..t
THE MAMMOTH WEEKLY &
.oIaa. ir -ni.e.1.
Union & American.
The Largest, the Best aud the Cheapest
Paper in the South
A Seventy, Two Column, Paper for only
Two Dollars a Year.

The latest Ncws by T~slegraph-Full Details
Of the stirring events 10 EuropeAscarefuliy pre-
pared resume ofthe home aud foreign markets.
a complete Agricultural Department, ~invaiua-
BILE to the Farmer and HouSeviier-,and o, de-
lightful miscellaneous melangc. ooig s
The paper for the Household, the Business
Man and the Laboring Man. W
Price, Only Two Dollars a Year.
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Notice.

VIII offer for sale I0;the. highest bidder for
IL cash INLAND on the Sta Of December, 1870,
at,the court hoHse dSorihIthe town Of Malisoni
yillss IenRo al tho iightlititle, iolalml and ,ius
terest That j. r, Henly, has in and to two hun,
drea ANT fifty acres dfliVhd, be. the same more
or lessIN itadtsd on thsWe side Or the L5ddbbn
and MadisOnNille rOdd 10 the nth civil district
Of Monroe county, Tenn adjgnipg the lands of
Samuel Eddlngt6n, ". W. Grub and others,
and known ne h part Of the Dean farm. Also,
all therlght J title and claim that Samuel Ed
ipgtop has in and to two hundred Rcrss o fland,
be the same more o%r,less, situated on the North
sideof tile waters' of Bait Cheek, In the lith
civil districtOf Monroe county, o Tennessee, adj
joining the laldsQf A. NJ, HsnlY WIN, Grub,
the heirs Of +: Dean, and others, to satisfy debt
and cost Ola judgment that's .P.i Hale, Clerk &
Master, obtained against o. r. iHenly, "A. NJ.
Henly and Samuel lElinslon, in the Ghancery
Court at Malisonyipes Monroe county, Tenn, =
ipctS,4t!pfs6 va w. r, HUDSON, Dis.
A+--L AL.AN. lt.NF. h.I..
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-11-24

An official Washington dispatch says
Secretary Fish will soon be succeeded in
the Cabinet by Gen. Butler.
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Dress Makin

Dress Making. . tlaf4 aQe 3 e'rr9 i
Mrs Mallory is prepared 70, sqt, make
and trim Ladies' and Misses,D Fsssssi iii The
latest styles at prices from one to- three
dollars. Give her q call. If.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-11-24

An old negro woman in Georgia on
seeing the Aurora Borealis, tho other night
exclaimed: Store God, | believe ,Sher-.
man aud his barn.burners are marching
through Georgia again NJ !'"f'i " ".E.
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ait IANLh ~ ,illIvNllEb ne HiI q
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes OF q Laxative

Perhaps no one medi. ,
n u SO universally
required BY every.
body AZ \ ~Cathartic,
nor was ever any be.
fore so universally ,
adopted into use, III
every country , and
among all classes, as
this mild but eflicienk {
purgative PiH. Tho
obvious reason Is,
that tits q more relia,
bic and far more ef.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-11-24

II i1m hf'f sjil@ sd IoiaH 81 a e 1I
- or,ri qotuJ ot urau!in9g i4GI ,a.-m.
allH boluIo9 MOO lu ~, y dim l..- I'll
ArethoroughhIy aroused and restored to a healthy,
action, by the use Of these Bitters, It's peculiar
Iron and Vegetable combination, places II far
ahead of any similar preparationb before the pnb-
licH Females, after confinement and conysles-
cents from any facilitating complaint, WHO re-
main weak and feeble, will! little or no appetite
are at once aroused and strengthened by their I
use, As,afamiy tpnio lSS lnsn, woman, and
children, it has no equal, One tablespoonful
contains more MEDICAL properties than one bottle
Of any of the common and pleasant ,'sdil,ite al {
cOhOl" bitters, to be fOu nd all over the country,
When the manufacturers offthe. common, bever,
ages Of the day say they cure all diseases, they
wqlllkhow they are quilting me. wooln over
your eyes, and laugh es your stupidity in. being
50 easily humbugged whepeyerthe article smacks
OF whisky. II you really desire q valuable Iron
and Vegetable Tonic for yourself and family
One bottle Of En-. B. will last longer and do
more good than one dozen of the ordinary ''prOa
shop Differs, as one tablespoonful in water, il
~saficient for d whole family As YW' =
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-11-24

John X. Tarbox is Il candidate for
Congress-not in North Carolina, as you
would naturally suppose, but in" Massa!.
chusetts. as ll, .-ynlluj4l cot
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-11-24

iectaal remtedy tthan any other. Those whoilaye
tTied 1t, kn6% thai 1t cured them ;thosewho have
moi, know that il cures thcirneighbors and friends;
ways that ID neyerfils through any fGdit or negs
glectuf IN composition. We have thousandsupon
thousands0 or ertiiicates oftheirr remarkable cures
Of the following Complaints, hut such cures are
known IN every neighborh0od, apd we need not
publish them. Adapted 10 all agesand conditions
n AZ %cliniatci; containing neither calOmel n0rany
!tcietcridIrs drug, thoY may be thken with safety
by anybody. Their sugnr-eoatng preserves them
ever fresh, and makes them pleasant to take, while
being purely vegetable, no hprm can arise from
Their use III any quanttyllA a
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal Viscera : q pTirny tho blood and stimulate
1t into healthy action remove the distractions
of 1.-THE stomach, bowels, liver, and other Organs Of
thebody, restoring their Irregular action % health,
anti by correcting, wherever they exist such do.
rangements as are the first origin of disease. I,u
Minute objections are given In the wrapper, on
the box, for the following complaints, which those
For DyaI;cpsia or indigestion, Miaticas.
noAs, L..naguor and Loss pr Appetite, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom,
. ach, and restoreit its healthy tone and aclidnJ jlGl
toms, bilious Hentlache, Sick Head!
ache, Jnnnhtce or Green AickMeSa, Isil,
ious Collie aud bilious Powers, they should
be judieiously taken for each case to correct the
v diseased action or remove the distractions which
cause 1t. 4.l. lt'IglN N'TNT1TUF7
For Dysentery or Diarrhoea, but ono
mild dose Is generally required. We
For nheumatism, Gout, Gravel, Pal.
pitation Of the Heart, Pain in tho
Side, BACK and L0ins, they should be contIn.
uously taken, as required, to change the diseased
action or the system. With such change tlose
complaints disapboar. $3.50 "
For DroPsy and DrOpaicaI sweIIinga
they should be taken in largo md frequent doses
to produce the effect Of q drastic purge.
For Suppression q large dose should DO
taken as 1t produces the desired effect by sym.
pathy. sum- l,lrl UTEI
As n Dinner Pm, take one or two .pils 10
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
AMI invigorptes the system. Hence 1t Ia often adj
yantagcous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels t~olerably well, Omen finds that a
dose OF these Pills makes him feel decidedly bet.
yer, nom their cleansing and renoyating efccn on
tho digestive apparatus.
Dr.J. o. AYER& CO., Practical Chensists,
LOWELL. MASS U. S.IX.i E'l
For sale by ''''' t"'
r.. F. sCRUGGs, Sweetwater, and
~ Druggists and Dealers generally.
d. j. SANF0RD& co., Knoxvill
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New Advertisements,
Notice of Insolvency,

A LII persons having claims against the estate
IA of Benjamin +. Howard, deceased, are here
by notified to file them with the Clerk of the
County Court Of Monroe County, Tenn, au'heu-
ticated in the manner prescribed by law, on or
before the 18th day of February, 1871, or they
will be barred; as I have this day suggested the
insolvency of said estate. This 9Th day of No
yember, 1870. . A.. B. YOUNG,
nov24-4tpfs3 Administrator &c.
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She tho gained quite Greputation for relieving.
the suffering of her sex, an strange it may ap-
pqar-she scarcely eyer failed to cure those old
chronic fcmnle complaints that had resisted all
ordinary modes Of treatment. Many years ago
the writer Of this, while engaged in the practice
Of Medicine, by . little strategy, succeeded in
procuring the Secret Of this wonderful vegetable
reghlatOry which had never beoh known TO tile
Medical PTofessiGn.l Iyu. a.. .Lgf.V.., .r.I
He gave i q fairrnnd impsrtial trial in the
treatment Of various forms and stages Of female
complaints with sach deciied satisfaction, that
in 1860 he called public attention te3M Virtues
in, .f III ~
"GRoss' MBDIC0t CmRuRG1caL REVIEW
Combined with otherknowh Vegetable Tonics'
haTine great pOyeriOver the uterine organs; with "a
Black Root to act upon the LiyspAand Bowels,
and Soluble Citrate of Iron tdStorFct 'th$ blood
he.has formed a wonderful continuation for the
cure of all Female Complaints, considering it tho
only Female Regulator known, and now offers
this valuable compound to the afflicted female
under the name of '"s qua 'Hi-N 80,
20. IfTf a.. .....t 70. ...#. If
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= "Hotlco to the AFFLICTED and

bAfo arpiyAg % the n~o,aFtsaI qaasts uAs sarutisRla
sSssh 10 GA'lff TA-' Jesf dlsAis L. q Ass ~dsPluass ySSs
Dr., bait, eau b committed, paIsaauy Or hy mai. 90 a.
el''tsi Heaugnedia ha vstti. M. iJEa1A klraa
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-11-24
BALTIMORE, MD.

BALTIMORE, MD. .,i.t..
These Instruments have been before the public
for nearly thirty years, and upon their excel
'lence alone attained an Unpurchased Pre-emi-
hence, which pronOunces them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power, sweetness and fine sing
ing quality, AS well as great purity OF '%fintona-
,tlOn and Sweetness throughout the entire scale.
Their .,,.,.,.. II ,..u,., .u.,1 ~,
is plant and elastic, and entirely free from the
stiffness found in 10 may Pianos. nE2 H.t GD'
F, 80, l..fT IN WORKMANSHIP g.gnf.r.Itl
they are uneQualled, using none but the very
best SEASONED MATERIAL, the large capital en-
ployed in our business enabling ius toIkeep con
stantly on hand IN immense stock of lumber &c.
Q All our Square Pianos have our New Improv-
ed Over Strung Scale, and the Agraffe Treble.
Bay" We would call special attention to our
improvements in GRAND PIANOS AND.
SQUARE GRANDS, Patented August "A, 1866.
which bring the Piano nearer perfection than
has yet been attained, oh bl
Every Piano fully Warranted for 5 Years.
We have mGle arrangements forh tie SOLE
Wholesale AGENcY for the most celebrated
IfARL0R ORGANSAND M~ELODEONS, which
we offer, Wholesalers and Retail mt Lowest Fac
tory Prices, WIN. KNABE No.,
sepl5-Gm Baltimore, Md.
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A FEMALE REGfLAToR

= in 'aDJ iui ,b'!tt..fr oy,.. iehua or IL.
It has no equal on this continent, netting power
fully and promptly in NIL cases, where no organ
ic lesion exists. 1t is just the medicin, for
young girls, who have some difficulty IN retain.
ing the bloom on the cheeks, and who 10 mot
feel exactly right. For the mother at the .,chanre
of life,'' it soothes and quiets until the critical
period is past, q~ssweetly as sweetly as if enioy.
ing the brightest beams OF opal raw, fitting
through the air Of oriental climes. The medi.
cine is sold at the low price Of 81 80 per Bottle.
or six for 81 90, and con be had OF all DRUGGISTS
and Merchants throughout the country. Aa-
dress ,e.4l e g1ol.. 20 80
K- loiJ;r. DRoMaOoLE & co, Props.
"a. bapl "a % sal Memphis, Tenn.
"'i. si.gul L.sttuf Yu,I 80
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LOOK TO"qY0URI CHILDREN,

,2r, TAs Grerai Soothir0 Remedy. b lrI
wHl4sSsssvs}Il Ss1i IS: is'i8 s:I E,isa 81 h q P9iggEi
,.L- mrs 2 saS4uss etAyti,isai sa4 ss,r,ee pptnS %
wBYsSfFs'4} i ssss., =. M sIs ss1s;.g la'i4'a'
w~4tISShB's ssss.f csapislssINiS sSiiS:s rAhpA d
BYRUP.- tafAlaSaA JcRTra
nls the IVA, Jsi1ntL laA GIArsan Sos,Aa sR,m,dy Ia
an dhoLa,iSSlIss sylSki4g tisS stssiIas@ fM
.pAIedb By ihs Grafton hsdien0 Co, f. Logls, Ne,
IL SOD W drastiIV "a aaalaal N da SWfJahAiuu
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1Ie 1.uull o..l '!A.aI ri. r pa,..G,
l'.u't ,i
.-r.1 III blas ".ouIj1D -.li lu.
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LEXINGTON, VA, Oct. 81, 1870.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-11-24
J -IlW1IN"' ]" TN NN1U M ~
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS,

I,to iF~piIop oll lpara',r -,
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| tem dt't siiia sid d,ida 90 a. @ O.
3 m1i q"nl ot naa#!inog i.HI ,r.-r
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sIxrY-FIvE pIRsr 'rRIzE MEDALS ASwiRDED.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25
More Currency.

In the House, on Monday.the res
olution, offered on Monday of last
week, by Mr.. .Longbridge, of Iowa,
a Repul Lean, was adopted by vote
of one hundred and ten to seventy
three. The resolution is as follows !:
"Resolved, That in the oppinion
Of the, House, the business interests
Of the country require an increas in
the volume of circulating currency
and the committee on Banking and
Currency, are instructed to reportto
the House at as early day asprae
ticable a bill increasing the currency
to the amount Of at least $4,000
900 y bg'
We want it understood that if this
fifty million Of grcenbacks are is
sued, we don't care how many OF
them are piled upon. us We will
gladly receive them in payment OF
any debt in our favor. -tf4iii
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25
EE The independent concludes

@ The Independent concludes
an editorial on the Pope and the
Gcumenical Council thus
The proper Protestant wish to-
ward tha Papal Church is, not for
it's suicidal destruction, but for its
self impelled reformation. Macau
lay, d Protestant, thought that hu-
man history would probably never
chronicle the overthrow of the Ro-
mish Church. Perhaps he was
right. Certainly the signs of the
times indicate taat this stupendous
churchis not halfiso likely to be de-
.stroyed by dashing itself against
progress as to be quickened into
inewness OF. life by its own inward
aspirations toward liberty, charity,
and peace. For our own part, we
are too thorough Protestant ever
to hate a Catholic. The Christian
religion is broad enough to embrace
both. AS the same God is father
to all, why should not all the chill
dren wish to be brethren Our
Protestant desire for the Gcumeni-
cal Council is that its dominant ma
jOrity shall utter no word but OF
wisdom, perform no act but of char
ity, and bequeath no mischief to
need unloing in the next succeed
ing age.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25
~ Not q SINGLE one of the tWen

~ Not single one of the TWEEN
ty years, that have elapsed Since
grants from the Eastern States
swarmed into California, has passed
without being accompanied by sew
eral shocks Of earthquake. These
have not generally been very Sc
yere, though some have been heavy
enough to damage property to q
large amount. The possibility of
worse visitations in the future is the
most serious consideration which
their frequent recurrence impresses
upon tile mind of present and pros
pective on the PACIFIC coast. Even
the remotest probability that the
fruits Of years Of labor may be de-
stloyed in few minutes is a grave
discouragement of industry. It is
Known that a chain of volcanoes
runs from the western extremity Of
Alaska nearly to Cape Horn, with
but slight interruptions. AS the
Northern and Southern extre tiles
are approached shocks increase in
frequency and violence. The me
dium position is certainly safer
here, as in other instances, but the
question is whether that safety may
not be only comparative : Cincin
natl Gazette. 4
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25

~ The President has pardoned
S. 8. Newman, of Kentucky, man
convicted of fraudsupon the Gov
ernment. AT first Jesse r. Grant
was blaimed as having been the per
son who secured his pardon, but it
has since turned that he had
nothing to do with it-as we be-
lieved. We regret that the Presi-
dent has granted this pardon, and
hope that when the facts of the case
are fully known, they win prove to
be such as to justify the President
in his action. e :. s''.8''it '7i
We are in. favor Of Furnishing
scoundrels to, the fullest extent OF
the law, and ofidealing out pardons
very misery. 49 gar
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25
Tragedy al Piqua.

A tragedy occurred in a Catholic
church at Piqua on Sunday morn
last. While the congregation at the
St. Mary's Catholic Church, Of that
city, were engaged in worship, a
young woman by the name of Miss
Mary Maher, entered the church an d
took q seat, and in few moments
thereafter deliberately to- ok from her
pocket a pistol and shot a young
man named Thomas Wise, who oc-
cupied the seat Immediately in front
Of her. Wise, after being shot,
arose-and started towards the en-
trance. The woman pursued him
endeavorlng to fire upon him the
second II ne, but was prevented
from doing SO by policeman who
happened 10 be present, and who ar
rested her. The cause of this af-
fair is not fully known, but it ap-
pears from the various reports in
circulation, that the wounded man
had at one time promised to marry
the lady, and had determined not to
fulfill his promise to her, and had
since. engaged himself to. another,
which engagement was announced
in the church Sunday morning
Wise's. condition is considered rath
er critical, and it is supposed the
ball penetrated one of his lungs-
The woman is still under arrast, and
q preliminary examination Of the
matter will be lad before the mag
istrate tomorrow morning. Ur-
bana Gazette 18th inst.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25


H We endorse every word in
The following, from the Cincinnati
Gazette Of Monday:
Congress is higgling about am
nesty and restoration OF civil rights
to the disabled classes in the South.
Is it not about time to have done
with this peddling system ? Have
we made anything by prescribing
all who had ever before taken any
part in government? If anybody
can testify that we have, we should
like to look upon him. Can we
make anything by abating proscrip-
ton as to part? 4 Their synpa
ttliee will still be with those who re
main prescribed. 70 be of any ia
tional use the disabilities must be
wide enough to exclude the whole
body Of the natural leaders of So
ciety, so that the other elements
can keep the political control. This
policy has broken down. We can
not do any good N saving a part
Had we not better abandon the prac
tice which Johnson made 50 mala-
dorous, Of peddling out amnesty,
and at once strike out all disabili-
tiles Prescription will never
make anybody loyal. On the con
trary, it gives them what they regard
as abundant justification for hostili-
ty to the Government. 4e5-
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25


Petitions, for signature, praying
for State Legislation in behalf Of
the "Sofdiers' Orphans Home" To-
Gated at Xenia, have been sent here,
but as said petitions are regarded
by our people, as being in the inter
est Of Xenia, they are reluctant to
sign the same They say that
they heartily favor such an institu-
ton as a Soldiers Orphans Home,
and we know they are sincere, but
want it centrally located and at the
same time demand that an opportu-
nifty be afforded to the different
towns to compete for securing the
location Of such institution. -
Personally we are in favor of such
Home for those children Of those
noble patriots, who sacrificed theil
lives on the altar Of our common
country, and believe that it is the
imperative duty Of the State, and in
deed of the general Government, to
throw around these most worthy
children, kind, parental care, and re
gard Columbus, the Capitol of the
State, as the most suitable place fol
the location of this exceedingly &c
sirable and needle, institution as.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25

GW Having gone through the
same ordeal, we therefore know how
to sympathize with the editors of
the Ti1fin Tribune, who thus give ut
terance to their trlbulations:
We most emphatically protest.
We are not insane, We do not
wish to learn of the beauties of the
Insane ASYLUM of Ohio. We do
not mean to 90 to any of them
Therefore we ask our many friends
at Columbus to stop sending us re-
ports of Lunatic Asylums. Every
mail brings at least one, and we
have read the title pages until we
are dazed. Two weeks more of this
and we shall be living at the ex-
pense of the people. We don't
want any more reports, for we have
learned all that it is possible to learn
without actual experience.