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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-04-07
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HENRY t. HELMBOLD'S IMPROVED
ROSE WASH

cannot be surpassed as FACE WASH; and VIII
be found the only specific remedy in every species
Of fCuHASEoUs AFFECTION. 1t speedily Graduates
Pimples, Spots, Seorbutic Dryness, Indurstions OF
the Cutaneoua Membrane, et;., dlspels hedness
and Incipient Inflammation, Hives Rash, Aoth
Patches, Dryness the Scalp or Skin ErUst Bites,
and all purposes for which salyes CT olntments are
used; restores the skin to q state OF purity and
softness, and insures continued healthy action TO
the tissues of its vessels, OF which depends the
agreeable cle srness and viyaeity of complexion SO
much sought and admired. But however valuable
a a remedy for existing defects Of tue SKIN, b /.
Helmbold's Rose Wash has long sustained Its prln-
cipal claim 70 unbOunded patronage, oy possess
ing qualities which which render IL a TOILET Ar
PENDAeE of the most superlative and congenIal
character, combining If an elegant formula those
prominent requisites, SAFETY and EFFIcACY-the
invariable secompanimenls of its uss-as a Pre-
se1vative and ReIresher of the Complexion. II is
an excellent lotion Tor diseases of SypulitIe Ma
ture and as injection for diseases Of the Trina
ry Organs arising from habits of dissipation, used
in connection with the Extracts Buchu, oarsapa-
riIla, and CatsWba Grape Pills, in such diseases
recommended, cannot be surpassed.
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This Remedy does not simply RELIEVE for short
tiHs. but il produces perie and permanent cures
Of the worst cases OF Chronic Nasal OataIrh, and
1 WILL PAY $500 REWARD FOR A GAZE CANNOT
CURE. 'Cold II the head" and Catarrhal Head
acne are cured with few applications. If you
nave discharge from the nose, offensive or Other
Fi,e, stopping up Of Jhe tunes, partial loss
of the sense OF smell, taste or hearing, water
ing or week. feel dull have pain or pressure IN The
mead you may rest assured that you have CataTTh
rhou-suds annually, without N AnifesJIng halt o
the above symptoms, terminate In Consumption
ami end in the grave. No disease is so co mon
more deceptive or les understood by physicians
1 viii send my pamphlet on Cararrh 10 any addres,
free. Dr. SzEe's CaLarrh Remedy Is now
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Price 50 cents seut by mail, postpaid, on receipt
Of 81 cents, or four packages Tor two dollar. Be-
,FareO COuETERFE EITs and WORTHLESS INVITATIONS
see that my PsIvATE STAMP, which is q POSITIVE
GUARANTEE OF GESUENEEEBs, is upon the outside
Erapper. Remember that this private stamp, is-
sued by the United Stases Government ex xprrsSly
for stamping my medicines has my portrait. name
md address, and the words u. 3. CerJInciLe VI
GenuInsness' engraved Upon II, and need not be
mistaken. DJnC be swIudled by travellers ano
others, representing themselves as Dr.. esgei am
the ouiy u An nov IIvIug that has the knowledge
md rignt 10 manutacUure the GENUINE DR., Sage't
;atarrh Rsmsdy, and l never travel 10 sell this
medicine. r. PIER Z ID. D.,
Huns l35 Seneca street, Buffalo, n. 7.
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FOR SALE,
NEW 7-3OGOLDLOAN
SAFEy PROFITABLEy PERMANENT
JAY COOKE &c co.
Otter xoR SALE AT PAR AND ACCRUED Interest
The Fir 7 YORlGAGE LAND GRANT GOLD BINDS
OF THE
Northern Pacific Railroad Company.

These bonds are secured, first, bya First Mort
gage on the Railroad itself, its rolling-stock anG
ali equipments; second, by q First Mortgage on
it's entire Land Grant, being more than Twenty
Two Thousand Acres OF Land to each niile of Road
The Bonds are free from United States Tax; the
Principal and Interest are payable in Gold-the
Principal at the end of Thirty Years, and the in
fereyt :. mi-annually at, the rate of SEvEE AND
THREF-TERTHs Per CENT. per annum.
They are issued IN denominations of 500, $500,
81 OOO IS 900 AID $4,000.
The Trustees under the Mortgage are Messrs.
Jav IOoke of Philadelphia, and Edgar Tho p
son. President of the Pennsylvania Central Rail-
road Company.
These Northern Pacifi' 80 Bonds will at ali
times b, fore maturity, be receivable AT Ten PER
CENT premium Tor l,l0l, in exchange for the Com
pany's lands at their Low est cash price.
In addition to their absolute safety, these Bonds
Weld an income larger, believe, than any other
hrst-elass security Persons holding United States
5-q0's can, by converting them into Northrrn Pa
ci1cs increase their yearly income One-fhtTd, and
still have perfectly reliable investment.
How To Get Thems-Your nearest Bank
or Banker will supply these bonds in any desired
amount and of any needed denomination. Per-
sons wishing to exchange stocks or other bonds
for these can do so with any Of our agents, who
will allow the highest current pricefor all market
able securities
Those living in localities remote from banks,
nav send money or other bonds, directly to us by
express, and We will send back Northern Pacific
bonds at our OWn risk, and without cost TO the in
yestor. For further information, pamphlets,
mans etc., call on or address the undersigned or
any Of the Banks or Bankers employed to sell this
loan.
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Dissolution of CO-Partnership.

Fremont. FEBRUARY %, 1871.
sHHE co-psrtnershIp heretofore existing between
i 9eJ. Kuupp, James 2. Elderkln and J. ID. Pur-
ves is this day dissolved b. mutual onsent, br.
Knupp and Mr.. James P. ElGrrkin retiring from
he frIn. The business viii be continued IN the
present room under the sole proprletorshiD Of
J. d. PURVEs.
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Boston and New England Passengers,
with their Baggage, are transferred
FREE or CHARGE Z in New York.


The best ventilated ana most luxurious Sleep
ing coaches ES-I The W ORLD-Eiz accompany
ali night trains on this Railway,
X The Erie RailEay Company has opened a
new Ferry frOt heii Jsrsry CiIy DrpOt to the foot
~ 9Sd ST., New York, thus enabling Passehgers 10
reaeh the upper portion Of The city without The
nsnse and annoyance Of 8 street car or omnibus
tTansfer.
e The scsaery along the entire route q the
PIE RaiIvVay is OF the most Pleture'u ne and beau
t.rI .l.-s.ter Admirers OF Natures BEAUTIES. IN
= Saviiobt tourney over the Line, VII ind in iss
%, nsfng landscapes subjects o. continual i'd
rlirati0n and interest,"
uaGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
1ad fare aI'says as l0'7 as bg any other rO1as.
Ask FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY
which can be obtained at all the prfucipAl
Ticket Offices on maiA and connecting iirsa-
LD,RUCKER. WM.R, RARR.
aen'l snFt, asa7 Faa1 49,,
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M,m anprrtisrmrnta.
VALuABLE Lon FOR SALE.


THE subscriber has valuable lot, situated on
i Market Street above the railrsad, which he
VIII sell very cheap lS6 DIV. KREBs'
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HENRY 7. HELMsoLD's
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
Fluid Extract Sarsaparina

Will radically exterminAte from the system
Scrofuls, Syphilis Fever Sores, Ulcers, sore Eyes
Sore Legs, Sors Mouth. Sore Head, Bronchitis,
skin Diseases, Salt Rueum, Cankers, Runnings
from the ear, White swellings, Tumors, Cane r.
Gus Affections Nodes. Ricketts,, Glandulaz swell.
ings Night SWeats, Rash, letter, Humcrs Of all
Kinds, Chronic rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and all
diseases that have Deen established in the system
for yearr.
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The Magc Comb = s: ::::;:: ! : s.: ::

no poison. one comb sent by mail for 81. Dealers
supplied at reduced I6te5. Address Wm. Patton
Irr.asnrer. snrinefeld. Mass. S-ll
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
S5 no $50 IA DAY.

Do you want a situation as salesman at or near
nome. to ssu our new strand White Wire
clothes lines to last IOrever. Don't miss
his chance. sample free Address HudsoIi
Rtrer Fire Mills, IS WIN st. N. Z. or l6 Dear
Oern St., Chicago. l2-Io
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CINCINNATI EXPRESS, daily, Sun
days exceptedi leaves IinclnnAIi at : 70 = m I.
arrives 80 West salem At 2.5O D. m ulIIel.
leaves Cleaveland At 3.85 P. n, MeadvlIIs a.
0p- m, supper; Uuukrk a. So p- m !.
Bunalo at 1l-S5 p. n stops at Susque6spns
at o.lO a. NJ tbreaktasJ,; Turneris AZ 1 S5
p. M tDinel, and ARRIVES in New York AZ s. S.
Pm. Connsets at Elmua Tor WlIham.nort
Harrisburg AID the south; at OyveRo fUr Ifh5
aca; at BinghamptUn Tor toOperstoSn. Albany
and the celebrated summer resort Sh.ro1
Springs; at GTeyeOurt tor NeWbury and "a sr-
wick, and at new YUik with evening 2 tralns and
steamers tOr Boston and New kugland citles.
Sleeping caches are attaCled 10 Ihls tain az
Buffalo, running Though TO Susque hanna and AZ
Leavetlsbulg, r1nnlBg though 70 New York
Only One Train East IN sunday, leaving Gin
einnati al IS a. m; Cleveland At Us n:
BufaiO a. as p N; Dunkllk las D. n, and
reaching New YORK al 100 m.
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6OEutl1NAA4rS AnlAJ1 eACetLcQh AZ
5.sGa. N, arriving in New York ~ 100 q. N.
LIGHTNING EXPRESS, DAILY,
leaves Cincinnati at 9.45 p m, arrives sS West
salem st 500 a. m, tBreakfast; leaves Oleve-
land 7.95 a. m; Leavertsburs 9.IO a -,
lBroakfssi6 Mesdvlls ll,ai m, tDmel; Dun
kIk l. Is P. m, BuEato AS p. m ArTfVts at
HoEnellsYlle 6,05 p n tSupperl; Albany $40
an. and New York 100 a N. Connects st
ElmTs with Northern Central Railway for
WilhaTnsp0rt, harrisburg and the south; at
Jersey Clty with Morning Express Tran of
New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia, Balti-
more and hashlDgtOn; and at New YOrK with
Morning Express trains for Boston and New
England eitles.
Sleeping Coaches axe attached to this train AZ
LesviLtsbuTg and At Buffalo, running through 70
New York without change.
Sleeping Coaches are also attached at HOrnells-
vile running through without ehsngs 70 Albany.
NIGHT EXPRESS. .daily, tSundays ex-
eeptedG leaves Buffalo At 6.45 p N. arrives at
Turner'S ct $50 a. ~, tBreakfsstl, New YORK
1890 n Connects At New York with steamers
and Afternoon trans fOr boston and New
rfwT
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RaGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
M fare al1cays as L0lv as bg any other roasfs.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-04-07

Perhaps no onemedi.
cine is SO universally
required by every
body as q cathartic,
nor was ever any be.
fore SO universally
adopted into use, in
every country and
among all classes, as
this mild but efficient
purgative PHI. The
obvious reason is,
that tits a more relia-
hla anI for mora Of
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-21

A miser always dies in vant-of more
monish.
l pity drunkard more than ] hate
him and fool also.
Many people detest life bekause dey
vas too lazy to work for living,
Beerles vat will change dheir religion
for de sake of profits ish better mitout
any. ....
Rishes is one ding and religion ano.
der but you can't say dat you see der
two always togeder.
Every clean berson to be sure. washes
his eyes out every morning. Now,
likes 10 find out how be gets dem in
again. a sg-
Pad habits to man is shust like flies
round a molasses parrel. You can't
keep dem away until the article is some
way protected. 9H4
Pigamy should never be punished by
der law. A man NIT doc wives, if he
lives mt dem poth, Is punished better
dan any laws can do it.
A man vots sits down and waits for
good luck to come along always look to
me like der fool who sat on ther panks
of der river waiting for it to dry ub; 81
be could valkcn over nit de oder side.
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S2Ced HtrBaby.

A citizen Of Green Bay who, passed
through the fire at Peshtigo, and saved
himself and a woman and some chil-
dren he happened 10 meet, by getting
on d low spot Of ground in a ditch, andl
covering them ever with wet blankets,
tells this story:
They had got well covered up ii this
burrow, when half frantic woman
rushed along with a great l.undle in her
arms. She had been we'll, dressed; bdt
her clothes were half burned off. She
stopped and deposited her bundle, which
consisted of child and lot Of cloth.
ing, and then slirieked, "Great God;
where is my baby " At this the narra-z
tor sprang up, and2saw, a few rods off ~
baby in its night clothes lying on the
road and kicking up its heels in .gffeea:t
glee, while a billow Of flame rolled !oyeEl
it, striking The ground beyond and leas..
ing the baby in lbe center of complete
arch of fire. The baby had slid out of,
the bundle, hnperceiyed by the mother
in her haste. He Immediately sprang
for the child; and with difficulty rescued u
it. 1t is no wohder the motbef tainted
when she secured the child.-Greca Bas
Comant. -,
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NUMBER So
How 1; Dying Girl Married a h Edi-


~.
It is ihe doctrine ofthe Mormon
Church that no woman can got to heay-
en- without the aid of q man, except in
very special cases. To he, married and
a mother in Israel is eternal salvation
in heaven for the saintess. Without
this, in the other world the deceased
sainless must serve as a Kitchen girIorr
wating-maid TO some res,Irccled moth.
.er i'll Israel. This strange doctline is
thoroughly believed by the Mormaas
women, and hence their eagerncss to be
married, either in or out ofSIolyganiy,
A case illustrating this has come to OH
knowledge. a beautiful young girl was
ON her deathhcd, and being unmarried
she requested that certain well known
editer shoiitl he sent,for, 10 whom she
wished to be sealed and thus gain
eternal glory in the kingdom of God.
The Elders complied with her wish, the,
editor reached the deathbed, AMI there,
in the presence of witnesses, the living
and the dying were united i'll the holy
bonds of matrimony. The editor was
already married man, but his religion
made him fake tile dying girl to wife
Instances ofthis kind are not rare. Such
marriage is considered doubly sancti-,
fled owing to the solemn surroundings.
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Farm and Household.

SKIM MILK REMEDY-Dr. Donkin, ac-
cording TO the Medical Record, advo-
Gates the use Of SKINNED milk in eases
Of albuminuria, diabetes and fatty de-
generations. The milk should stand by
long enough to raise all the cream, which
should be carefully removed, and the
patient should, drink six or seven oints
in every twenty four hours. i~
REMEDY FOR BURNs-The physicians
in the Bellevue Hospital, New York,
who have charge of the scalded victims
of the Westfield explosion, said the best
remedy for sefere burns OF. scalds is
a compound of giim arabic, gum traga-
canth and molasses. This is spread ON
the raw flesh, keeps the wound cool, ex-
cludes the air, and aids in, producing
new skin
REMEDY FOR HYDRoPHoplA-We find
the following given as cure for hydro
pboDia, and give it space, with the hope
that it may prove useful should any OF
our readers or their friends be afflicted.
Horse -radish, grated and made into q
paste with sweet oil Give the patient
of this as much as. he can swallow and
keep on his stomach, and apply the same
as a pouitice to the wound.
To Cool HORSES WHEN HoT.-There
is danger of congestion when cold wa
ter is thrown on the body Of horses
when very hot and tired; and yet, how
many 10 it! The better way is to throw
water freely on the fore legs of the ami
NAL. This corresponds to the well.
known custom of persons, when over
heated, bathing the wrists for some time
before drinking much
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COnundr0tnls.

When is an umbrella like a cook
perquisites When it's dripping.
Pray tell us when farmer woulG have
the best opportunity of overlooking his
pigs? When he has sty in his eye.
What other edifice does man some
times carry about with him besides sty
in his Eye? A castle in the (h)air.
Appropos of castle in the air-when
is cockney nearest heaven? When on
lark.
Why is a moth futtering round can
die, like a man getting off a horse? Be-
cause they are both going to a-light.
What is tile difference between an oys .
ter and a chicken? One is best RIG ht
out of the shell, and the other isn't
H. do hens always lay eggs in the
ddHkhe? Because at night they are
roosters.
When do miners resemble rowing
club? When they rest on their ores.
And now tell us when a mans like q
cannon ball? You mean to say you
don't know-what, not when Il man S
like cannon ball? Why, it's when he
looks round-to be sure.
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Mighty Fond of the widows.

The following story is related Of an
old man of strict creed and high moral
standing in community near this city.
1t is said that Immediately following the
death of his third wife he donned his
coat and hat, and with smiling faee
that indicated no thought of a failure,
summoned widow lady living in the
neighborhood to the door and announ-
ced the news to her thus: "Good tiibr-
min, ma am, I'm round telIin' folks how
my old woman's dead. Don't know for
sartin that shall get married again
You are aware, howsomever with h
knowing wink }, that I'm mighty fond Of
the widiers.' His fourth marriage has
been placed on ecord.-Nasaau ". II.
Telegraph.
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The pres,oen,,s Confession. 9

No one who recalls General Reynold'g
course as military district commandment
during the process of reconstructing.
the South can discover much that is con-
servative-possibly because the recon-.
struction acts which he enforced were
too infamous to admit of any gleams of
justice or right With the cothplktioh
Of reconstruction, however, in Texas
the General seems tb have considered
the condition of affairs there no. longer
his business, but that Of the reconstruct
ed State government, to which he was
directed to turn over his authority. and J:
has been giving his opinion without re-
straint on the late election. According
to this,t election was fairly and peace
ably conducted, and the Democrats Wild
the day iii each of the four Copgression:
al districts by indisputable msjorities -'
For this General Reynolds has just been
removed from his Texas coffiriand by
order of Mr. Grant, and is to besnper.Y
sedcd by Brigadier General Augur, who
will doubtless take care how be, says
anybody has won an election against
the wishes of Mr.. G.-N. Y. World.ss 9
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nyOne of the most borrihIe cas,

EPOne of the most horrible cases
of CHAMBERS in human being ever
heard of, occurred in the neighborhood
of Waverton, Mass, week or two
since. A man while attending to horse
got some of the virus from the nose or
month Of a glandered horse into cut
upon one of the thumbs, and short
time there after was taken with frightful
spasms, succeeded by fearful sickness
and prostration. Medical assistance
was obtained, and although every reas-
enable attention was given the man
Notwithstanding the report that lie was
deserted by his neighbors,) he died In a
most horrible manner some six or sew.
en- days afterwards. His body became
a mass of ulcers, and at the time of dis.
solution the flesh literally fell in pieces
from the bones. This is one of the
most dreadful cases ON record.
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Josl, ssi,,in.s Under Oath.

Josh Billings being duly sworn, tes
tiff. rs follows:
Eight wont go into six and have
mutch ov emmy thing left over. Merny
a young fellow has folnd cut this sun
in arithmetic by trieing tew git NUM-
ber eight foot in number six boot
Virtue, in one respekt, is like mummy
That which we have ,ew work the har
dest for, sticks tew us the best.
Atfectashun never improved enny
body yet. 1t liz better tew be devil
fhan hypocritt.
| hav often herd thare waz men who
knew more than they could tell, but l
never met one. | hav often met thozc
who could tell a great deal more than
they did llno, and was willing to swear
to it besides.
To be proof again fattery, 4 man
must have no vanity, and such man
never existed; if he did, he is now one
ov the lost arts. .---...
Sum people are good simply bekause
they are tew lazy tew be wicked, and
Others hekause they hant got a good
chance r.r7
In mummy, interest pholows the prin-
cipal, in morals principal often phollows
the interest
You will notis one thing-the devil
sodium offers tew 60 Tito partnership
with hizzy man, but you will often see
him offer too jine the lazy man, and fur
nish all the kapital.
Love is the only pashun of the heart,
that l can think of now, that never
makes emmy mistakes that she kan be
held accountable'for. If yu was a going
tew try pure love for a crime, what
court would yu take her before?
sin time of peace prepare for war;
This is the way sum familys liv all the
time.
The vices which a man kontracts in
hiz youth, however much he NAV shake
them oph, will often call on him thru
life, and seek tew renew his acquaint-
.ance. 4.5
Every man haz hiz follys, but there
IL this difference in the poor man, they
look like crimes, while in the rich man,
they only appear tew be exsentricitys.
Old age increases lis in wisdom, and
also in rumatism.
| kno lots ov pholks who are Plus
jist hekause they was born So They
knant tell when they got religion, and,
if they should looze it, they wouldn't
kno it.
When fortune pipes, we must dance.
1t amt always that she is in tune.
l think the honesty ov some men IL
oftener the efeckt ov policy than prin,
ciple
There iz only one kind of folks who
kan keep sekret good, and they never
take emmy tew keep. .ar .e..5 -+s..
The man who IL wicked enuff tew be
dreaded IL a safer man in the commu.
nifty than the one who il just virtewus
epuff not to be suspecked.
Hypockrasy is always humble.
Gravity don't prove ennything. If a
many il really wise, he don't need it,
if he amt wise, he shouldn't hav it.
Ther il no excuse whatever for the
insolence of wealth ther may possibly
be for the insolence of poverty.
Don't forget one thing mi boy-that
when five men kali you sukcess, and
one man calls YOU failure, that the
one mans testimony IL, what fetches the
jury. 5'--
Lazyness iz the fist law of natur
self-preservation il the sekond.
Yu kant konvert sinners hi preaching
the gospel tew them at half price En-
ny sinner who IL anxious tew git his re-
ligion in that way, is satisfied with a
poor article.