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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-25
THE CHRONICLE
A GOOD SThRY.

Deacon D. was very much interest,".
ed in a revival that was taking place
in the neighbOrhOOd, and, as a eonse-
queuUe, was continually uIging his
neighbOrs to "cOm. over on the LOruis
slde,' as ne expressed It. He had
frequently lmPortuned an old neigh
Dor ! nls-WhOw was not particularly
noted for his profession of religion.
but was nevertheless highly respected
by all who knew him-to attend one
o! their evening meetings. Now the
piety and honesty of the deacon was
a matter of doubt among his fellow
townsmen, and particularly so with
the old han above mentioned, who.
Tor convenience. we will call Uncle
Josh.
Alter repeated calls Uncle Josh con-
sented TO accompany the deacon 10
one OF the meetings, and accordingly
accompanied him to the t'sehooi.
u one evening, much to the sur
prise OF all present. In the course of
the evening the deacon arose with a
PenlUentlal e~ountenhnee to tell his x
peilence- He was the prince of sin
hers, ne SAID. If he got his deserts he
WOulo De oanlshed forever from divine
IaVOr. Alter making himself out to
Oe all that Is vile in man according TO
his Interpretation of "he that hnm-
Dleth himself shall be exalted.D he
Eat down with the sublime n of
having done his duty, and asked I'm
Gle Josh if he wouldn't tell his ex-
perirnce. With some little reluctance
he meekly arose amid the breaIhless
sItenIiOn OF the assembly. II was an
unknown occurrence for Uncle Josh
to speak in meeting. He said he had
listened with great interest To the re
marks of the deacon, and he could
assure the brethren that, from his
long acquaintance with him he could
fully 1ndorse all the deacon had said
concerning his meanness and vileness,
Tor ht certainly was the meanest man
he ever knew. The wrath of the dea
con Was terrific. He shook his fist
under Uncle JOsh's nose and ex-
claimed:
You are q COMPOUNDED liar, and I'll
whip you as soon as you get out OF
church :"
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A Washington dispatch, dated Dec.
IA, Says that a great deal OF talk was
lnen going III regard 10 the Credit
MUOIIier. John b. Alley WIS exsm-
Ineu aud denied many statements OF
MCCOmo 4 regard 10 the business OF
II company, and the examination Of
Cakes Ames began. 1t was James
Brooks, of New York, who MeCOmb
testified received nifty shares OF the
CIeuIJ Mobllier. The matter is open
ing up III such a shape That memOers
OF lie committee say wiki ne heslIa
tIOn, that Tue honor OF the House now
demands that the whole transaction
shall be prU6ed. Tue iGea held by
most PERSONS mat there Was absolute
~ nothing in IL la wholly changed,
aud IL Is now Certain thaL the Demo-
craIlc side Will be quite as Euch im
pncaLed AS the Republican. Many
Republican members are urging that
the investigation be made puOlIc, and
some members of the committee are
Understood 10 desire il, 50 that there
may Oe NO rom at any time for the
charge that the least attempt was
made 10 up anything.
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Eastward bound passengers by Trains No
II and s have no change ofcars to New York
At Hornellsville n Of the famous Palace
Drawing Room Coaches of thr Erie line is
attached to Train No. s C0rDtcens at
Meadville, Union and CORY for the OIL
Regions; at Corning for points
on theNew York Central and At Bingham
ton for Albany, Springfield, Worcester, Bos-
ton n all points in New England.
Westward bound passengers by Trains No.
I and 8, go through to Ciaclnnati without
change, making connections with the Lou
isvflle Short Line, or the mall steamers, fol
points in the South, southwest, and for sta
lions in Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kan
sas and Colorado. Also at Cleveland for
Chfcago, Milwapkee, Omaha. and the north
west,
For additional information as to time.
fare, and Connections, apply TO the local
agent. asking for tickets via the ALLAN
Tic 4 GREAT WESTERN BROAD GAUGE
ROUTE.
No "stop-over"slloved upon local tickets
passengers must purchase tickets 70
their first stopping place. and may then re
purchase nom that point To destination.
]. D. BARTON. Gen Supt
Meadville. Penn'R.
W. Z. SHATTUC,
Gen1. Passenger and Ticket Agent
Mead Vile. Pc.
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no sAoE,s cATARRu eenEpY,

It IS the only form OF instrument Jet inverted
with which huid medicine can be carried htgh Up
and psTTsctiy dDpl<d 20 al parts Of the atectednasal
pCsssges, snd the chambers or cavities eommunieat-
ING Herewith, in which sores and ulcers frequently
exist, and from which the catarrhal discharge gene
rally proceeds. The want OF Euccess IN treating
Catarrh heretofore has arisen largely fromthe Hnpos-
GibiIitV OF applying remedies to these cavities and
chambers BIZ any Of the ordinary methods. This
obstacle in the way OF edecting cures j. entirely
overcome by the i%uveution OF the Douehe. Ii using
this instrument. the Fluid Is carried By rs own weight.
mo snuHinq. forcing o. pumping being requiredl up one
nostril in 4 FIJI geHflv flowing stream 10 the highest
no-tion OF the nasal passages. passes into and Thor
oushly cieanse<aH the ules and chambers connected
Herewith. and flows outOi theopposite nostrA. ltsuse
IL pleasant, and 50 simple that a child can under
stand II. Full and explicit directions
comua each instrument. Mhen used with this
instrument. DR.. Sage'r Cn;arrh Remedy cures recent
attacks of "CoId in the Head - by-a few
Symptoms OF Cstarrh. Frequent head
ache, discharge lllias into throat sometimes pro-
fuse, waicry. thick mucus. purulent, offensive, &c.
In others a dryness. dry. wstery, weak or infamed
ewes. stopping up OF obstruction Of naSalpaSsagee,
ringing in ears. deafness. hawking and coughing TO
clear throat, alterations. scab- from ulcers, voice
altered, nasal twanz. offensive breath. impaired or
total deprivation Of sense 81 smell and TASTE, dizzi-
ness, mental depression. lCss Of appetite. indiges-
ton. enlarged t0n-ilS. tickling cough. &C. Onlya
few Of these symptoms are likely 10 be present in
any case AZ one time.
Dr. Sax~'s Catar~h z medy, when used
with DIR. Piercef- NT~al DOucec, and &C.
cOmpaniet with N. cor-ri 1i'naal Treatment which
Il recommended IN tre l~4nrtlrt that wraps each
bottle OF the R-n-ls. j. a perfect specific for this
loathEome disra-e. ard the proprietor oders, in good
faith, $500 reward for 3 case he can not cure
The Remedyis mild and pleasant 70 use. containing
no strong or eaustie drugs or poisous. The Catarrh
Remedy Is sold At 50 cents. Douche a. 90 cents, by
all Druggists, or either win be mailed By pro
prietos on recsip; ofeO cents.
II. V. PIERCE. VI. D.,
Sole Proprietor.
BUFFALO. n Y.
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Carmen expressman calIe

A German expressman called at a
house in Clinton street, Brooklyn,
recently, 70 deliver q box He rang
the bell, and g servant girl opened the
door, when the expressman said :
I've gotta sehmall pOx aud if you
likes L will carry it up Stain" -
The girl looked horror stricken, and,
not relishIug the idea OF admitting q
man with small pax, slammed, Oolted
and barred the door IN the zstOnishOd
eXpressman 5 lace.
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JURUBEBA

which is pronounced by the leading medl-
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most powerful tonic and alternative known
TO the medical world" This is no new and
untried discovery but has been long used
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with aDonderGd remedial results.
Don't weaken and impair the digestive
ORGANS by cathartics and physics, they give
onlv temporary NATURALIZATION. natu-
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diseases are sure to follow their use.
JOHN @ KELLOGG,
Is Plat ST., N. Y, sole Agent for the o. y.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for Cir
uiaF ldecs47ts
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An old agricultural labOrer in Eng
land tried Il sIbruiar method of evan
geIizing his family. Being remon
straIed WIN " the pastor for not
bringing up" his boys as he should,
he replied, az dunno low Ills sir; ]
order 'em down to pray every night
an mOrnin.' am when they won't 20
down I knock 'em down-and yet
they amt sUUd!n
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Buckingham's Dye.

As our Remover In many cases
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DIR. Adam Clark, who had a strong
aversion to pork, was called upon to
say grace at = dinner, where the prin-
cipal dish was roast pig. He is report
ed TO have said: 80 Lord. if thou
eanst bless under the gospel what
thou didst curse under the law, bless
this pig"
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LYON KATHAIRON.

For Preserving and BeutifIing the Human Rsir
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A gentleman travelling in Ireland
said to a very importunate beggar,
You've lost all your teeth" THE
oeggar quietly answered, IAN it's
time 1 parted with UNI, when I'd
nothing for um to do"
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A country girl, coming from a NOR
ming walk, was told that she looked
as fresh as a daisy kissed by the dew,
10 which she ~innoceDtly replied,
''You'vs got my name right-Daisy,
out his isn't Dew"
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STATIONS.
ETATIUNs

TIME WESTWARD.
STATIONS. No. .. BO.8.
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"Do bats ever fly IN the day time?I
asked a teacher of his class in natural
history. "Yes, sir, the boys replied.
What kind of bait? n asked the as
tonished teacher. "Brick bats!" yell
ed the boys.
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The Springfield Republican says
the conundrum at the Jail is: "How
shall we lodge n hundred and thir
ty-one prisoners in one hundred and
sixteen cells without putting two
prisoners together" By taking some
Of the one hundred and thirty-one
prisoners apart.
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A Dutchman, getting excited I'VE
an account of an elopementOf q mar
Red woman. gave his opinion thus -
IF my wife runs away nit anoder
mans wife, 1 shake him out of his
preeches, if she be mine ladder.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08
railroad Combiuation,--The Oliaw

Railroad CONFERENCE.-The Ottawa
Sentinel, Of yesterday, came to us with double
loaded double column, appropriately interspers
ed with prominent headlines, aud a copy
righted map, showing Ottawa to be an impor-
tant railroad center.
With the announcement of several new rail
roads centering at that point, itgves ths infor
nation that the Toledo, Thorutowu g. st. Loui;
Raileoad is fred fact, to that place, and that a
contract has been entered into between this road
and the Dayton 4 Michigan, by which the former
has secured running arrangements over the d
& NJ. road from Ottawa to Toledo. When COM
pleted this will give us several extra trains each
way through Wood county on the d. NJ. road.
The Defiance papers oflast week are also hap
py in the though. that they have secured the
Baltimore and Ohio Extension Road, from Pitts
burg TO Chicago.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08
LETTER FROM M1LLpunY.
MtLLpURY, March 4,

MtLLBURY, March 4, 1877.
Ed. JOURNAL; letter was published In the
Perrysburg JOURNAL Of February 10, from Mill
bury, signed "Supernumerary.
agree with him as 10 the prosperity Of our
town, as think Millbury and its inhabitants will
compare very favorably with any other town in
Ohio, Of the same age.
As to the Questions that are now occupying
the minds Of the people Of Millbury and vicinity,
"Supernumerary" has said nothing about. Win
he tell the inhabitants Of Millbury and Lake
Township why two hundred dollars we're given
Gr the School House site when II could be had
at other places In the town for nothing, and the
majority Of the inhabitants would be suited bet
teri And why did one Of our School Directors
resign just when our School House was finished
and nothing more could be done or undone
Iwould ask more questions, but "Supernu-
merary" may be so very local that be can not
tell us.
But the inhabitants OF Mllbury and Lake
gained by paying two hundred dollars for ths
site above m mtonsd. The Township however
10 minus Just two hundred dollars. Ibave heard
many Of the citizens Of Millbury say they
thought the object Of the Directors resignation
was, that the Township election is near at hand
and to be a successful candidate the load of the
School must be shifted.
But the people Of the township will not swal.
low every bait. They know the party that pu
the School House where il is.
Mr.. Editor, would not have written Just
this time. but as "Supernumerary" says that il
every town there is constantly something hap.
peniug that, II properly reported, would be of in
terest to great many y-henco the above
M1LLBURY.