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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-04
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~ United States
over 10 years,
and still acknowledged "tho best" wherever used
Ifyour storekeeper doee not have these articles
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A DREAM OF BATTLE.
ny GIoRoE W. nusGAY.

Ftrward march :" the brave captain
said
Thcn through The storm Of fire and lead,
Where the warm rain was falling red,
As the fragrant flowing wine,
Moved the brave troops Of gallant men,
Over the hills and through the glen,
Down to the classic Rhine.
Amid the smoke 20 hot and dun,
with man TO man and gun TO gun,
Free M water the blood did run;
The blood was thicker than wine.
Cannons thundered thro' the summer air.
Bullets like bees buEzed everywhere,
On the green banks OF the Rhine.
On prancing war stceds. strong and feet,
Through fire aud smoke and leaden sleei,
Like foaming seas the squadrons meet
On The nations boundary liGe.
The sky seems Pluionian bell,
Loud tolling many heros kncll.
On the banks of the river Rhine.
The brave baitallions halt and Wheel
Before them CLEANS u hedge OF sieel,-
Behind them red .mouthel mortars peal -
The bound'ry is a dead line.
Rifles ring out upon the air,
And sabcr clnngs with saber there,
Where rolls The rhy ythmic Rhine.
The purpel vineyards trodden down.
The shattered dwellingsin in the town.
The aching head which wears the crown
The regiments that fell in liue
The red sod smoking in the sun,
show tho sad work tba, war has done,
Where flows the river EhiAc.
The hero, horse. and shattered shell
Show where the fated missile fell,
into the crowded deli.
Oh, many mustered out OF line
Have long furlough from the sky;
They live, for heroes never die,
Who fight for freedom on the Rhine.
-Pbrenoiogied! Journal
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THE SOLDIER Al TIE DOOR,

No tr,mps here said /; and
shut the door ia his face. The wind
blew SO | could hardly 60 il. and the
slect was beating on the panes, and
the bare trees we're groaoing and
moaning just as ii they sntfered in
the storm. No tramps here. I'm
q lone woman. and I'm g.rsid OF
them"
Then, the man | hadn't seen yet
for tho dark, went away from the
door-tamp, tramp, cane through
the slush, as / heard the the cree. 81
the gates then tramp, tramp, came
the man back again, aud he knocked
on the dooriknocked oot hall SO load
as he had beforehand | opened il bot
and angry. This tiae saw hi. face,
with yellow brown hair, cropped close,
and great staring blue eyes aad be
put his hand against tae dooc and
held il open.
How far is it to the next house,
madam - said be.
Three miles or morc,' sid.
And that 10 not G tavern |!
no. said I no drinks 10 bs got
there, it's Miss Li,tea's and she il IS
set against tramps as | am,'
l dou't want anything to drink,
but | do want food. You needn't be
afraid TO let ms in madam. I've
been wounded-am not able 10 walk
fanny clothes are thin, aud it, BIT
ter cold. I've been irving 10 get 10
my pareuts at G-eenbauk, where | can
rest till ] ani better; aud all my won-
ey Was stolen from me three days ago.
You needn't be afraid; just lei me
lie before til, fire, aud onis
give inc crust to keep ME I, ,om star,-
ing, aud the Lord will bless you 70;
it,"
Aud then no looked at me with his
mild blue eyes 10 way that would
have made mo do it, 1t it hadn't beea
that | had seen 80 much Of those i'm
posters. The war WAS just over, and
every begear that eame along said be
was soldier travelling bone aud bad
been robbed. One that l bad been
fool epoaga to assist, limped away ont
OF sight, rs he thought, aud then. for
| was At tho garret window, shoulder
ed his crutchss and tramped il with
the strongest.
No doubt your pocket IL full OF
money said l, and you only want u
chance TO rob aud murder mo. Go
away with you.
p,usilla, my niece, was baking short
cake in the kitchen. Just thea she
came TO the door, aud motionsd vi.h
her mouth to mo: DO lot him stay,
aunty,' and il 4 hain't had good sense
| might, but kusw better than .
cir, Of sixteen.
"Go away with YOU said l, louder
than before. Il won't have this any
louger,'
Aud ho gave q kind Of q groan and
took hls baud f,om the latch, and went
tramp, tramp, through the frozen snow
again, aud l thought him sops, when
.lhcra ha WA onaa morn hara2r uikk,
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How so.ne Things are Done.

\ queer case was that Of physi-
clan Of Hartford, Coma, who. oa 20
ins to ID, opera with q friend, was
cautioned a. tho ticketoics 20 look
out for the pick pockets. He clsped
hIs hand on bis watch. u valuable one,
engraved with bis name, aud thc pane
OF ths society or friend who gave it to
him. |. was there aIl right, ani be
made sure Of keeping his Dad on it
through she performance OF the opera.
On coming out, VIA, wa, his aston
shment to tind his watch gone ! Il
had been taken 10 spite Of his watch
,uluesJ. Rejecting that watch so
engraved could not we'll be disposed Of
easily even in New York, be adver-
tlsed his loss IN tho next morning ;
papers, aud added that Il reward we
believe slOO0 would be paid for its
recovery, aud "go questions asked. 20
Before noon the bell ,aps, aud q
very elegant dressed man, in appear
ance, p!riect gsntieman, inquired
Tor tho advertiser OF lost watch,
Have yoa got it p asked .hs doc
tor, quietly.
/ have cody returned the slran-
ger, " here i, is. | claim tho re-
ward"
Hero 10 the money" said the
doctor aud now want 70 ask
20, but you said there would be
no questions, answered tho mus
tache.
"rtue," said the doctor, "but | on-
ly want 20 know how undor heaven
You got thaS watch, when | Sspt nv
hand on il all ,hs time
Are yoa sure you seDt your hand
over it all .he time"
Yes, posiliye.'
snow, lot mo rs,resh your memo
~. pou't you remsuber. u: one in
Isrsstiog st.ge performance, there
Was ay liz On your ear, aud you
raised your baud 10 brush il ofi"
Yea il is y fact, said tho doc
tor, | do remember shat
"Wsll, SIR" said the brilliant strsa-
ger, +" lhas Was the time you loss your
watch. | tiekled the top OF your ear
with 9 straw, and YOU brushed OF the
supposed hy, and didn's notice when
your hand went back, that your
watch Was no longer there. Good
morning, sir. y
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way the day he saved me. We sol
diars havo not much TO give, you know
aud vowed never 20 part With IL while
he lived. How did it come here,
mother Z?
fell back in nv chair. white and
cold aud -ailI: a wandering tramp
lclt il here, never, rever your Rob my
dear, never your Rob. lie must have
been an impoStor, | wouldn't have
turned away person really in want
Oh +. no, no; it is another pouch, my
child not yours, or he stole Il. \
al fellow with blue eyes and yellow
brown Lir, wounded, no said, and CO.
Ing TO his mother at Grccnbank. Not
your Rob-
And Charlie stood staring at me
with clcutched hands and said he II
was Rob IL was my dear oil Rob
who saved my life, aud you have driv
en- him ont insuch n might a. this.
mother My mother, to use Rob 50
'Curso me, Charlia. said 'cuisc
me, it you like; I'm afraid God will
Three times he only asked for a crust.
and a place to lie, anL | drove him
away, |, land he's laying on that
roal now. Oh il hal kuov-.
Aud Charlie caught up his hat
III fud him i b. il alive, said he. Oh,
Rob, my dear friend =
And thcn--l never saw the girl in
such a turry-down went Drusilla on
her knees, y. il she was saying her
prayers, aud says she, 4 thank God |
dared 10 do itH And she says to me-
%, aunt, have been trembling with
fright, not knowing what you would
say to me. too. him in the Kitchen
way. could not see him 90 faint and
hungry, aud wounded, and | put him
in the spare chamber over the parIor
aud have been so.frish'enol all the
time.
Lord bless you, DrusilIa,' said
Charles, and Amen, said |. And she.
getting boldcr, wen: on. and took
him up hot shor,cake and applesauce
and tea, said she, and took candle,
aud hot brick tor his feet, and told
him to eat and 20 to bed in the best
chamber, Amt Fairfax, with the
white countarpane.
After this, Charlie not being un.
grateful, nor poor either, helped Rob
into business. And ho got over his
wounds at last, and grew as handsome
a. picture, and to day week he is
going to mary E'rnsiIla
| would give you anything have
4aid |, and won't refuse you even
Drus,iia, when he asked me, telling me
he had lo7ei her ever since she was
kind 10 hin, oa the night I've told you
o.
And Charlie is to stand up with
him, aud aa % give Drusllly away,
snd Eob's sister from tireenban, is 10
bo bridesmaid, and / have guess that
some day Charlie will bring her home
in Druslllas place.
don't dive beggars from the door
now, as | used to, and no donbt | am
imposed upon but this is what say.
better 20 be imposed upon elways than
to be cruel 70 one who Is really in need
Ofyuur helm.
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How TO kNow 4 GoOsx -''Motber,
mother - eI,sd yoans rooS return
ing halI,saly from its srss dighs, "pm
50 frightened I've ssea such
sishs =
" What sighs, NY 500 ~ asksd tho
soos.
oh, vhits creatures. screaming Aed
ranDing, and stralaias their ass'Ss asd
holdiag their heads ever 81 high, Sea,
mother, there ;hsy 20 -
Geess, my ssn, merely geess,N
esl'nly replied iAe pArsas bird. Iookisg
ever The eoanloa. ~raNasa hfs.
eb,la, observe that whsa yoa rssl any
oas Who nasss a ssess fuss aho4s hia-
SELF aud triss 10 llit has head higher
than ,as rsss es the world. yoa NAY
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SELECT POETRY.
DON'T CROWD.


Don't crowd this world is broad enough
For you as well as nc.
The doors OF art are open wide,
The realm OF thought Is free.
or all earth's places. you are right
To choose the bcstiyou can,
Provided that you 10 not try
To crowd some other man.
What matter though you scarce can count
Your piles Of golden ore,
While he can hardly. barely keep
Gaunt famine from his door,
or willing hands and honest heart
Alone should man be proud
Then give him oil the room he needs,
Aud never try to crowd.
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A G. SIMPSON,
I W. KNIGHT,

y. ATTORNEY At LAW,
Freeburg Pa,
Offers his Professional service TO the pub.
lie. All business entrusted to his care
will be promptly attended TO.
Jan IL. 'G1tf
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-25

How 10 SAWS YOUR SAoE SoLss.-
l, consists merely in melting together
lallow and eommon rosin ia the pro
portion Of two pare of the ieswsr 70
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-07
eOnsuuaptfon,

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treaJlnenJ OI FuImoulc Consumption. Ihe Put
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Dr. Sohenck' Almanac, containing full trea-
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southern NfaIirnitr.

The fires OF rebel malignity burn as fercely,
as they did during the rebellion. Though
smouldering, they break out occasionally and
indicate the bitterest hate OF every person and
every thing, that aided in crushing cut their
wicked rebellion. True, this malignitv is i'm.
potent as against the government, but it finds
vent in the most bitter abuse and vituperafior
Of those who were the truest and ablest defon-
ders Of the Government during her hours of
peril and darkness Instance the following
from the Memphis Avalanche, of Dec. 26:
"a bad man has gone to his long account -
A villain has shuffled off this mortal coil
despot has kicked the bucket. There was Great
rejoicing in Pandemonlum yesterday. Since
that eventfUl day 1FhenAdaIa andEve manufac-
tured clothes out of fig leaves, there have been
many large gatherings in hell and on earth
But the cavalcade that turned out in the in
fernal regions to greet Edwin NJ. Stanton who
died yesterday, was, in all propabilitv. tbe
largest that ever paid tribute to a congeDiaI
spirit. Stevens had been awarded the Dre-
MUM for being the biggest sinner in ali mr.
gatory, and he is no doubt now jealous of Sian
ton who he knows will put in Tor the medal.
with good prospect of winning it,
The New York World, which claims 70 he
the leadidg Democratic" organ of the co1in+r,
made Mr.. Stanton's appointment to a place on
the Supreme Bench the occasion of a most con-
temptible and cruel attack. Here it is:
"And the bloated blackguard, this brutal
minister and fecreant lawyer, whose only en-
inence has been won by overriding the laws of
the land and making his own hcadlonp win
stand for reason, is now set to administer those
laws upon the bench which has been the priide
of the American bar. In all its annals, if has
never been polluted before by the membership
OF a bully, liar, a slanderer, or a shedder Of
innocent blood. That President Grant sbould
confer this distinction upon it by the appoinf-
ment of Stanton is not astonishing: but that
the Senate should conspire for its degradation
and his elevation by confirming such an an
pointment is a shocking and lamentable thing
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The Great Pictorial Annuae.

Hostetters United Sta ter Almanac for $40, fol
distribution, gratis, throuhout the United States
and all civilized countries Of the Western Hemis.
pheTe, SiiI be published about the first OF January
and ali who wish to understand the true philoso-
phy Of health should real and ponder tas valuable
suggestions 1t contains. In addition TO an admir-
able medical treaties On the causes prevention and
cure Of great varity Ui diseases, il embraces a
large alnouAt Of information Interesting to the
merchant, the mechanic, the miner, the farmer,
the planter and professional man. and .hs calcula-
tions have been made such meridiaus and latitudes
as are most suitabls Tor correct and eomprehen-
siye National CalendE.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
effects Of HOSTEFEER'S STOMACH BITTERs.
the staple toEic AID alternative Uf more than hall
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which are also nterspersed with pictorial nustra-
tions, valuable recipes for the househoId and farm
humorous anecdotes and other instructive aud
amusing reading matter, original and selected.
A noug the Annuals to appear with the opening OF
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4 COugh, COld or S0re Thrnat
marriaaRs.


On the 26th inst, by the Rev. Eli Kelle
Mr.. JOIN b. WALBORN and Miss SARAH
HENTzELArAN both of Seneca county.
On the 28th inst, by the same, Mr.. GEoRGE
ii. STEwAET and Miss LAURA L. kern, both
of Seneca Co.
On the 29th inst. by the same, Mr.. ABRA-
HAM FEAs of Three Rivcs Mich; and Miss
HARRIET kRIsHER Of Sandusky Co o.
Dec 23d, 1860, by J. Burgner J. p. Mr.
JOsFFH JISR to Miss MARTHA WAGeoSER
both OF Ballville Township Sandusky. Co o.
Dec 9th 1859 by Rev N. Long, Mr.
CHARLES IsBEIL OF Indiana and Miss CYSrHA
FRYNER of Woodville.
Dec, 2jth 1869, by Rev H. Lang Mr.. VIM
HARTGBovE and Miss KATE HUFFMAN, both
of Rice Township.
By the same Dec, Both, 1859, Mr.. JACOB
SANDERS Of Woodville and Mrs. EVA HEFF-
SER of Ballvillc.
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No HUNBUG.-We do not wish to inform
you, reader that DIR. Wonderful, or any other
man, has discovered a remedy that ouros all
diseases OF mind, body or estate, and is des-
igRed to make our subluuary sphere blissful
paradise, to which heaven Itself shall be but
SIDE show, but ace do ,oish to inform you that
Lr. Sage's C1taTTh Remedy has cured Hous-
allas Of ceS Of Cat0yYh IN ats ,rorst forms and
stages 2 I'D the proprietor will pay $500 for a
case of this loathsOme disease that he 'counot
cure. 1t may be procured by mail for sixty
cents, by addressing r. V. PIERCE, N. D.,
Buffalo, n. 7, For sale at most Drug Stores
everywhere,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-07

Vox PoPULL-The voice Of the People is
unanimous IN praise one thing at least, that is
Morse's Indian Root Pills, ard it is well de-
served The best Remedy III the world for al
most all diseases that alfiict the human race.
they act directly on the blood stomache and
bowels. Keep your blood pure, by an OCCASION
al dose of these Pills and you will not be sick.
The blood is the life, keep it pure by using the
only medicine that will completely cleanse it,
Morse's Indian Root Pills. Use the Morse's
Pills in al cases Of Bilhousness.Lve Comm
laints, Female Irregularities Headache, Iudiges-
tion, sc. Sold by all Dealers. l-9.
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LATE INVENTIONS for which patents have
been granted through the agency of BUR
RIDGE q CO, Cleveland, Ohio: L. D. & c.
c. Roberts, coal chute, &c, R. W. Allen,
time meter; W. Polybank, oil can, W. Beers.
buggy seat; A. Boil, sad iron; G Hameline
fishing torch; E II. Hull, mode of winding
clocks Thos Perison, gate; A Pritchard, pump
7. W. Bonn, washing machine; Probeck Cor
bett, invalid table; W. R. Pomeroy, dental
instruments: C. A. White, churn dasher: R. F.
Danforth, design; W. E. Tascott, paint oil com
pound.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-07

The Berkshire Life Insuranc Come
pany of Pittstield Massive call the at
tention Of our readers to the advertisement of
this company, which will be found in another
column. The Berkshire, we believe, has never
been represented in our city, but is by no
means stranger to US. Organized in 1851, it
has enjoyed successful reputation before the
public for over Is years and it is gratifying TO
state that the solidity of the institution, and
its absolute security, is manifested by the fact
that not dollar of its investments have ever
beon lost,
The equity with which it deals with its
members as illustrated by the example given
IN their advertisement cannot but commend it
TO all seeking investments of this character.
1t must sometimes occur that parties, from
causes beyond their control, will be unable to
continue their ANNUAL payments. In the early
years of all policies the premiums paid are in
excess of the actual risk from year to wear.
and this excess is reserved each year to Offset
the increasing risk by age and provide for the
future payment Of the Policies. When Pol
icy terminates by non=payment OF premium
there is this reserve, or accumulation of un-
earned premiums, in the hands of the Com
pany.
The great objection TO Life Insurance has
heretofore been the fact that, by the terms
of the Policy, in case OF failure to pay premi-
ums when due, the Companies forfeit to them
selves this reserve, or uneaTned premium be-
longing to the terminated Policy; or, as usual
" termed forfeit the Policy.
The Berkshire Life Insurance Companv
docs not forfeit the Policies of its members for
future to pay premium, but continues the in
surance for the full amount Of the policy un-
til the unearned premiums hare been COM
pletely exhausted, This provision is fully ex-
pressed in every Policy issued by this Com
pany, and is absolutely secured to the assured
by the law Of that state.
Our old friend Frank N. Miller having
accepted the agency Of :big excellent com,
paIy tor Fremont and vicinity, we bespeak
for him that success which his own energies
and the merits Of his company will bring.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-07

WHEN ADAM delveI and Eve span, disease
was unknown but since that time the race
has degenerated and at the present time
mankind is afflicted with many diseases, vet
il people would take a medicine upon the first
symptoms OF disease which would pass direct
to the afflicted parts and restore healthy action
thereto they would greatly proong their lives.
We believe DR.. Judsou's Mountain Herb Pills
to be the best and most Universal OF Medicines
they should be used in Liver Complaint,
Female Irregularities, Bilious Disorders, Dis
pepsia &c. Use the Mountain Herb Pills,
and by fair trial convince yourself their
efficacy. Sold by dealers. I-9