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New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
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CHi0Aoo Or 70 aoe lssd Tne Fenefal artet
d1 narEer buying fair number " good Teams a. - =
50 es good Natives sold H - "a 90 -. mlrkei
eu-as a. "a slth ile pens falls sAipmeuts aaZ hesd
uoaleeeiuts 300 head fsry d1anf for New
Tsz Bo.ou peke lle boy ng ye E weather quite warm
o. mostly 70 ~ 81 cioInT eldy good
NAM colHnot hsa remain utioilf al peti, 1895 le-A
ALuasr. OrL IA--CArILE--lAn market nfertsf BY
storm and Duccs sere Tbs as r - cI0ti -
Hose IBIS dY sl FoA. To aTefase 1uiv j. no better a.
o There lfe 40 a premium lcass catte report aud
common tere fitcilt 6f o i re range h iIom - 10 ~ a.
m oeepa Of mich g a8a pnces saI ron 81 10 90 i1f
Superior % FturT.
tar AsB LAxHshe SIMPLY Is fr buy of only average quality
Tl sheep n.rkt BE- lower lo ar being o T. Lambs al. ln
changed t range ur lambs BE- u Do 81 coArae Hoo
.Leey. .. 10 81 Gne s0sl l0., - " ~ ~.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19

Aslrtn rrd Bronchitis 70 easily fcieTr . fhe o.
Ds.rtt Tlr-ll f ar-l gans Lori Dan
sca.celJ DATURA TAI-LA ta
relieved
vouieTTulif ~ al be- hll FOR gga sh tic persa
tcrisF tao uial or h1l dc mrgct eject
wilcic" - Act.-h. "i snosu rsttnas
vLcl r,ic oltfl-'ilcn hc-anicr SOLD ~ .ol eos
lr cg1-s bocs ard p.fe 0r 1aAntoa In
Aos-a lia AlE L0a.Oa. tll c.Lsts,
irug- isls, aul apca auu lh0gl i .
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19

Be.rai Rs~tsnf II ro-ieu Pail RVss
q. ". BenleT Prgvidrne.- Gargs siavAencs
Yankes Boz. 70 iisysu. r J. L1dfsv
Mary t0uiss. Sew-HaFrg. Dsnon StSsinQton
C10ldT. CsatA JJsaps ESzsns P1rti.a1. CT
ANCHORED At HARrs BLAND.
Scar MslaR1i fgfi Iarsls Wi1lso. n =, stn pssst
SAILED.
shtn Therc-e o. London bfrk Lzrc. Or C1fE
hlSO--asn hgnt 8. e. tho sn1 jng.
DOMESTIC POlcTs.
bpsroS Oct iBarrVed sicanhp HtEns fr,m arvf0ti brG
" n laoersoa. DaiaIsOre. b,.
F7ErsHss MpSE0E. Va Oct l2Psei out. senashiD bheT
Tor aagana-
sAsA az Ca 0 i5AInyet. bsrk CD George om san1sg9g
shr "a DudcJ r1a NcE-Y0E Clrst. dip SosileFa Rg 2.
i0r 7efsoo seaasiD Oaeb Cor B.0u r. o. Bird oT Dsin-
FOREIGN PORrS.
NAVnR O i're Bllls Iar gomrary.s rev sssstiD Thor
waid.en Bara-l0r. i1fid ic-11T f1r N~rY Y1rt
tns Auclor Tfran
!. ssrrsd here
NAVAL.
Pournrss wovues f3The rui.ei ssfcs s.-asn.tsD
worcester a-ine Adr Grres
uar.ay arrived says
iEo.a es sisz shch
arooecl u To- .s. lll AaFt-a.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
TIE STATE or TRADE
nnMFsr1c MLRKRrs.

UUME6III
wrYserov y. c. Oc l3-spin Of Iurnertins quiet a. alc
Rosiu arm a. Tor Strained Grade TarPeatne steai A. ~ -
fo iIar 45 Yellow Dip and Virin Tar steady - 81 o. go
O.veCo n r. O i-Fiou steady sales o. 40 hhls 80 23
for 40 spnug, Amber for White Winter;
80 ID m be EE WhcaI 4uct unchanged Cora dul a. o. %
6 Barley unchangeds sales Of Aoo bush Bay Quate Al ~
o. Wrs 40 r Boiled; D for unboltes, y hllte1
s-esr shors sl8 shipsiui s2Di MfdIg p 4, in High
n.. g1c Canal FeghtsWheat 0c and Barley tie. New
y-r- Bsrsv .ie Aur Lnmber the Hudson S5 % New
YoE RsiIroa iehtsFoaf 20 Boston, 7e % heT.Yort ee
IN kbrnr Receipts Lake-llfQ bu Wheat lllJl bush
Rsvsy ,d ss 0 ee Lunl, Shipments by CAsai4 90 bash
Wbest b sJj bash Berey l,ly5ooo Zee, Lumber
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19

TIE Great remedies o Cont rtan. wss,nr. ssf lodges
0u N-Etr Moore Ltllrl trf Ma
nal 9h9 have Haic u slo siilI us hat- prolonged IA ~
Ist O.
promoted. and cJuiu0u q
te bed, Improved l0itcs SAVOY N lensa % DE
Q1ga. o. o. Ilt of Nae ls Efh-cs &c X loiVe a
g., A, a. tF Boz. L.a,l, add l 1l.i DFc-S - "a
sfca tl lc a.llgA Aorz-Aa-le AL isi4e marx -
sar
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
Laaah.ns GO.

Esv Dr. PHas r. l. Ogaerr Of Hsrrh r5lp. gre ns
oSHg sosuat ofh z-ecnee With u.ls ihs cot'n D-n
s Association, Cooper Iusata'e.
- pas ny o. an nhaei ihree f1 nsps ae sai
teu. il frli|. b. stri -1 re iearf ID 4,T. r "a
rrlt aEaAe. lsi tlr tesla glns
sl0.g--s .asluc
been peri rrei glr- ~ harT reru ecr y
hlv saTlln lt- ti he g Eltr ffsagnt
D ieb sir Il sart o.e ron bs VI l.sklou %
- a-y ulcoozOosles csHPe.s tss reiaa1
q. AZ.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
DEPARTURE Or FOREIGN MAILS.

SATURDAY. Der. n
Nsil ONLY Crk and LrcrDoO W Tie FeansfD
Adusiic mail. close Suppieleutar Ma Stelnsnp
AL at JU star DOcE Pyuu tefE1 JERSEY CITY
Mails for Great Pm Continent n Europe. Southampton
Bremen per .telmshD Ne-e ese a. u m. elfpemntr
Na 90 Pie lhr1st H0b0el. Tor Great bnaA -Al lie
Continent is closed u. steamship sails ~ p M
urc German Prl. ian closed N-l seli oI ,lli le 49,
An s deposited Supplementary Mails musI De prepaid with
double postage
and Havre steamship VIE II Pa-
a Steam slD ls % rJn Pier NJ I'D f
Mails Tor Panams. Aspuwal the Central Amercsn and south Pa
Caeel, a. a steam
ship calls az u Ai.. from Pier No. a. \. r.
the steamship Ctr u ho1stol close a. p u
gtfau.h .h.r sal 1 D. Pier NO. I'd t. u
Mail for a \. closed a the eWf'rk PostOlce every
Tburs.ar no , steamship saA Eo1 Fufil- Ne "a
Fndav. 80 6 m.
Letter postage al the Wes; Indies except vhel going iec VII
be 8 Papers cents each Ehc1 u De prepaid
SUNDAY, Ger. 10
All close II O'Clock TIE foa+Dlce Is open rOm g.
u o III a..
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
DIED

DIED
BULKLEY-0a Frls7. Oc D, Nse diashe7 Of Bi~ul D. sAA
.usepl-e y. B.AT. b. 5-e l-I u -el age
Flneri Of No III 1t ever Jlfsts
corner Leriugto7tYe Moal s Slas INST, % D. a acE p o.
TEEEYAN-Ou Ttr-lT, o.. Il. Msrea se Of Loa e. trse
sl ID Iluct l l-e Join D. lluro-
The -slyes srd -s -e-fectflg -'t- M funeral
iron 81 Ess FEc-s las s. s-naE - -
O'Clock
HAEaIs-A E'nbelh, X j. Oct 49, Mr. EEs5-., Ha- is A-
tsta year 0ftcT
Fun,ri On SUNDAY. ls Jeloc m, from her l ft e7o
JACE OSIa ggo.Lya Ply. l3.h l-. Nsl isi'So .srs
d5 g,ars.
Fuuera II bis rosifercr No y T1rr ls7itr- ~ '.f h
~ Of he sIaiy 0 ns s'f So ID t it- .heo 30
J. Jackson iugIso 10 attend bea sf,- IS 'A'a y o.
Monday a. . p m
POTTER Port wlsliretou On Priay oct o. i-h ''> -S
JcarS
Notice of fgaezl sersal'r-
RUSHMOREAt Washington r.. oc %. 1872. NJ. Glhma
" lr Ol ialcW ". hlzlinlfe o f.4l-cli, 3D. D.
Not .
sNITH-At CleTnJ O, OctGg Lzry snih widow y ohA
G. Smith. .orle.v 81 Jar4alcl, 10 B lia-4.
at t-afff
a.. lrc-ls ale lursei attend Etbo flrt-sr nsu-t.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
cALKNpAas-rrlt nAr.
UsIruD STATE. DISTRICT cogET-Is BA'

UsrrxD srArEs DISTRICT CouEr-IA BAHKRuPrcr.
Iap0ilHtGry
3-5. .Pes0n sgt Jones bIiIhan et al agt Martin ana
gl6l. .Eo'ehk Cohen. ano
yl HaYeus Wilson and t9 Donovan e. Al ag homer
sso SOL Regeusber agt Backes and
3s33. Pug et sl agt Rorer and Ino.' ano
Sturdy sg. Thch and h9 Weerref tgt dariiner
an6 49,. Matter .gt stsiabeg and
sg78. Harris agt Demirest. ano
4rguneaf CgteHdar.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
v.vt.rt.-v aru.1,.

MINtAFUSS AiMa%h,.
San rses sis o.. N''- r' .'''' 's
sssH wATKR
s,,tr Uos.... OLD Cows dol e ke-gT.. .9
area RAN--P
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
lloIilital Nolitts

Is,h Ward Council Of rolirirai Refarm.-A ''tef u
ts CIuruI wi be- lrd wills EslalaN at4 ever aat ras
racal. alui tlc eon 10 Duen.al I' 20 3 ~ iatt'
OF rlrse ~ d. d. NELSON, Pcs aAst j. e-Ai'af e.
Liberal Eera bcau Judiciary Convention le ii-rsi
RuruD JlicIy Cung'1Io1 l.i.b' ca To- q 10 . ~
Re.ur raa sluIr.s ND B4 Br1riUIf Sal tiAL Dr.. ~
ISG October 9 Vt ll- Conference Comm atiT-
one OF Convention AteuJ cr. " nei a. .I- e place. Al
tle same e'r1ls Jn'tFd I" NOW ' 'D-i'l-'.
Grant nHd sreeey.-Waser Tor Augustus Be- eS oasT
esr.smepI wager tssOo fve huuar 10 500 t'e-n hanifvd
dos that Horace Creole, s not aEe @ one ufit
escfa votes Of ue Wfe, inn Jahu hoEsseJ 70 bs
st4xsboler I8qute MAhhAllAh 80. 80 Loe.rf
Political Goods.
JOSEPH PrrDY. vbo ~ % has made ne s'fef y
Political GDOD,anI FIREWORKS specially oirsn u ai AZ
@ ed- tha FIeiAef flsgs firafe -
Bidge Torches Uniforms ~ teSorAa a. t- 90 % .ss
lsss 30 so. b MaleB. iane, A-s-l1-L
Greeley Hats and Csres.
(. sUsMAN Co.. Is Maliensf.,
Nsnsfaoiur-rs Of al studs Of tAAPAlGh kQDlfAEsrS
Patent Open-worK banners. w'ta Portraits sad Desss'
Fssa 49, J. r- aspz-czci-s or1rru llel uV bal.
LANlDAh - CO., l-,i BloilSar, NeE-istE
Aauin X Co, FLAG ana Bannsr 5-ana'dctarers Tor
DE uu. ru 81! tJI fILLJh-sf, tlial leA'iof4
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
,rfvrSa srncKs

s.s Pn.wcs-o O-t Ia-poche. lots Eureka C1usoliel is
Ely 3I Mendo1 VALLEY -, sGFsge go Cown Ponr ass see
tr4 Bec4r G8f Arla ~ lrcUr vi lrl0s JscEet - Opar
fti Caoouia 2i CAoar, s. OTeruan o1 Consolidated Virginia
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19

Use Renre's Puin-BilIing Magic Cu.-"h s,rls hhs e
saac Paralysis sdI Jonts aaa loes so isSs
is vus ba. safe sa lcoas TT H. re4er Keep
merchant likely cells Uss s i0f sore TAs.si
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19

BE net deceived sy rie TINY aELcd Initsfion q rn-
Lur Led 4 Cot SHAW d
WILLARD M9 c.. H. 2g CeGrst Nu.isrk Clics.as -.l
q Of gBe sctt.5y md hee
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
TEE COURTN

Su1rems -LhGabgs-By Judge lngraham.-
yeslara agt Fug-MoloH ae-rL E,sns 49, EyaHA-Aoaon
granted AM reference oTaereL
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
MARRLKn

Buy the oes, Arucis, the HnIfsrd LeIoe.tershiro
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19

AyERNAS-SAGECn rAHrly Oct IT, igT1 at the Chueh u ne
savior by be y Dr. Cooke jacob u. AacrAsl kii.
scoad d4lg sae laIe FDca p SAGE oil o. lao c.y
ELLOTT-BR lIN- a. Newark. n We,ue4ay s ~ re
II Joan III ~ Of Asa-4or4 Ay All ArA s4rAh
Brlsa 0t NcR4Tk n. J
al Notices Of Marriages must be iadJrsea gita fau
name GAd Gf4tgsss.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-21
TOucIiY PeOnle.

There are some people, yes, many peo-
pie, who are always looking out for
Sights. They cannot carry on the dali
ly intercourse of the family without
some offense being taken. They are as
touchy as hair triggers. If they meet
an acquaintance on the street who hap
pens to be preoccupied with business,
they attribute his abstraction in some
way personal to themselves and take
umbrage accordingly. A fit of indiges-
ton makes them see impertinence in
every one they come in contact with.
Innocent persons who never dreamed
of giving offense, are astonished to find
some unfortunate or momentary tacitur-
nifty mistaken for an insult. 10 say the
least, the habit is nnfort innate. 1t is
far wiser to take the more charitable
view of our fellow beings. and not sup
pose Il slight is intended unless the neg
lect is open and direct. After all, too,
life takes its hues. If we are frank
and generous, the world treats us kind
ly. If on the contrary we are suspicious,
men learn to be cautious with us. Let
4 person get the reputation of being
touchy, everybody is under more con-
str aint, and in this way the chance of
an imaginary offense is vastly in
creased.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-21
0ur EiraSida Eriani

The publishers of this justly popular
journal have thus far met with the most
pronounced success. Having built up
on the solid foundation of a first class
illustrated family paper, the result has
justified their expectations. The very
large circulation which "Our Fireside
Friend has attained, is the best possible
evidence that could be adduced of its
merit. The enterprising publishers,
Waters & Co., Chicago, are not to be
Outdone by any others, now offer as a
premium to each new subscriber, their
magnificent oil chrome "Cute," one OF
the most attractive and beautiful pic
lures eyer presented to the public. II
is sixteen by twenty inches, printed in
oil colors from sixteen stones, and ele-
gantly finished, scarcely inferior to an
oil painting. Very liberal terms are Of
fered to agents to canvass for subscrib-
ers to the paper and chrome. Miss
Fanny Weston is agent. We wish her
success in securing subscriptions.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-21
Means What he Saws.

Though combinations strong as
proofs of Holy Writ" and as numerous
as the sands on the sea shore, were pro-
duced to prove that DIR. Pierce, the pro-
prietor of DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
is in earnest and means what he says,
when he offers $500 reward for any
case of Catarrh which he can not cure,
yet there would be some skeptics and
fogies who would continue to shout,
shumbug, humbug!' SIT cannot be,
because DR.. Homespun says Catarrh
cannot be cured" Now, this DIR.
Homespun is the identical, good ma
tured old fellow who honestly believes
and persists in declaring that this earth
is not round or spherical, but flat as a
"slap-jack" and does not turn over,
otherwise the water would all be spilled
out of Deacon Bascom's mill pond.
But astronomical science has positively
demonstrated and proven that DR..
Homespun is wrong in supposing this
earth to be flat and stationary ,and med
ical science is daily proving the fact
that he is no less mistaken and behind
the times in regard to the durability of
Catarrl. In short, it has been positive
ly proven that this world mores and that
medical science is progressire--the
opinion of DIR. Homespun to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. That DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy will cure Catar rll,
thousands who have used it attest.
Then buy it, and use it. in doubt do not stand,
You will find it in drug stores all over the land.
5Se
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-21
A Trial Of so Years.

The New York OJserrer has passed
through the ordeal, and starts out anew
on the second fifty years with a larger
list of readers and more numerous
friends than ever. Such steady course
Of prosperity is unexampled, and in
spires confidence. We heartily rejoice
in the great success of a paper which
has always advocated those sound prin-
ciples that underlie the foundations OF
society and good government. Ortho-
doX in the truest sense, both in Church
and State, its influence is always good.
We see its publishers propose to give to
every subscriber for 1873 an appro-
priately embellished Jubilee Year Book,
Those who subscribe will have no cause
to regret the step. So year. Sidney
E. Morse & Co., 81 Park Row, n. Y.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-21
Dutch Wisdom,

Pigamy shout never pc punished by
der law. A man nit doc wives, if he
lives NIT dem both, is punished better
than any laws can do it. ..
Many PEBBLES spend much ov deir
wages in der visky shops, and den set
down and fret bekause deir nabors gets
along more better as dem.
Der only mark dat some men will
ever make in dis world will be der mark
of deir poots in der NUT.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-21
BALLOU'S MAGAZINE

BALLOU . MAGAZlNE
For December appears in new style
and has some new features which will
commend themselves to the readers and
patrons of Ballou's, known all over the
entire country as one of the cheapest
and best publications of the kind in the
United States. During the coming year
each subscriber will receive a pretty
chrome as Christmas present. This
will be a temptation to every one, and
we hope thousands will avail themselves
of it. Only 81 so per year, and 10 cents
single copies. For sale all over the
country. Address Thomas & Talbot SO
Congress street, Boston.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
The illustrations in the December
number are of the usual style in which
Cooley presents them to his subscribers.
Two steel engravings, one handsome
tableau title-page; a fashion-plate; a
colored plate of silk stockings; Christ
mas Eve, and Christmas Morning, COM
panion pictures; and an extra number
of fashions expressly selected for dress
OCCdSlOuS VI dll Minus. 1Hc lilcIdTy
matter is made up eff an excellent class
of stories suitable for Christmas read
ing. In the January issue, Marion Har-
land will commence a new novelette,,
under the title of carrying Weight" j"
which will be continued through the
year.
"Our Darling" q first-class Chrome,
is given to every subscriber whether a
single subscriber for three dollars. L.
A. Cooley, n. E. cor. Sixth and Chest.
nut Sts., Philadelphia.
PEOPLES MONTHLY.
The Portrait of Rev. H. Ward
Beecher, as given in the Pittsburgh
"People's Monthly" for November, is
said, not only to be the best likeness of
him ever published, but the best ,coodcut
portrait ever produced in this country.
There are six other good and beautiful
ly printed illustrations i'm this number,
as also the usual supply Of original and
selected matter. Ne,o type, ''new
head," and paper are announced for
the Christmas number, which will be
well worth seeing. Families can have
it on trial three months, including the
elegant Christmas number, for only
Twenty-Five Cents; yearly subscription
81 80. Address, Peoples Monthly,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-21

We are called upon to record another
sad accident and death in this commu-
nifty as a result of the reckless and too
common practice of attempting to get
on and off moving engines and trains.
On Wednesday morning of this week, a
young man named James W. Ferguson,
between eighteen and nineteen years OF
age, a brakeman ON the P. c. & st. l..
Railway, and brother of Mr.. l.. II. Fer
guson of this place, in company with
two or three companions, got OH a
through freight at Dennison to ride over
passing the Uhrichsville Depot, at con-
siderable speed, they all jumped off, as
we see railroad men and others doing
almost every day. The platform at the
depot was wet and slippery, owing to
the rains of the previous day and night,
and as young Ferguson jumped upon
the platform he slipped and fell. Be-
fore he could recover himself he was
thrown between the platform and cars,
with his right leg upon the rail, and the
wheels of the rear ear (cabOOse) passed
over it, crushing it between the knee
and ankle in terrible manner. He was
conveyed to the residence of his brother
and DIR. Allen, McCauley and Loller
called, but it was soon evident that he
could not survive the awful shock he
had received. He began to sink rapidly
and died at about O'Clock p. NJ. We
do hope this may be warning to all
others in this community who are in
the habit of risking their lives in SIM
liar manner.--Tuscdrdcd Chronicle.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-21
at Still XaYeS.N

twill be no surprise to very many Of oul
readers to learn that that popular family pa
per. the "Star Spangled Banner" still waves.
1t isn't one of the kind that suspends' sells
OUT We have received the November num-
Der, which is better than ever. During 1S7s
the Banner has achieved immense success.
Although attacked and abused by rogues, ras-
Gals and swindlers, for its exposures of their
schemes, yet their abuse with the good words
of all honest men have run up its circulation to
$1,000 copies. The Banner is a large, page 40
column paper, Ledger size, overfowing with
splendid stories, poetry, wit, humor, fun, etc
1t is paper for young and old-in fact for eve
rybody. 1t shows up every quack, swindler.
humbug, etc., in the 'Rogue's Corner, and is a
money-saving paper for every man, woman
and child. l.. Prang 4 20. have Just finished a
superb, full, genuine Chrome, expressly for ev-
cry subscriber to the Banner, a perfect beauty
entitled A Bouquet of Autumn Leaaes, which
in color, tint, shades and artistic merit has new
er been equalled. This leading home paper is
only 81 year. Chrome sent free. Agents are
wanted everywhere. Subscriptions sent direct
81 a year, months Is cents; specimens o cents.
Address Star Spangled Banner, Hinsdale, n. II,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-21
For the REPUBLICAN.
WRECEED.-MAD.
BR HILDA BURNS.

"Gone mad. Gone mad!'' they say Of me.
And they stare with bated breath:
OH has He with madness answered
Nv craving prayer for death?
Death is dreadful; You think--ah, me!
No, hell is down in my souli
Hell is up in my tortured brain;
The floods Of woe that o'er me roll.
Hating the world, hating myself
o, what is life to me?
A day on an arid desert land,
Night on an angry stormy sea-
Every sense an avenue Of pain,
All with wretchedness is rife:
o, the world Of pent up agony
In this one creatures life.
1 rave with thinking it over,
But let me think il again
My story of sweet, glad, loving
Its sequel that crazed my brain,
Let me hear my darling's wooing.
Love is bliss without alIoy-5
How loathe my craven heart
Clinging to this Accusing joy.
I gloat DER the old old story
So sweetiy, strangely new
How dares he smile, in his falsity, -
While am SO madly truei
o, for the love of my darling 10
How have plead with God. IL -
But he bade me through deep waters,
Under sorely chastening rod. -
They've told me again, and again;
There's blessings we cannot see,"
"All things work for good to the good''
They've maddened innocent me!
The winds are tempered to the shorn lamb,
The fall Of a sparrow he'd see,
There's loving kindness and tender mercy
For everything but me.
Bruised, broken mei
Ay. I've read of the blissful land,
Where all the good are blest;
Where the wicked cease from troubling
And the weary are at rest: g.
But unto him that overcometh,
Only is the victory given,
So this mad rebellious heart
Will shut me out of heaven.
Love, and faith. and hape, are wrecked:
The deceiyer's work is done;
Since for the Kingdom of Darkness
He soul has won
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-21
Buckwheat Cakes.

Buckwheat cakes are peculiarly
adapted to cool weather. The appetite
Graves them, and they supply the sys-
tenn with warmth, to enable it to resist
hunger for long time. But they must
be made just right, and here is prime
recipe:
Make thin batter with quart OF
flour, half a cup of yeast, warm water
and little salt. Let it rise over night.
Bake on both sides on griddle. A lit
tie batter left in the rising dish will
serve for yeast for the next batch. Il is
better to add a teaspoonful of salaratus
before baking in the morning, and it is
very essential that this is good and be
strictly pure.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-21
New Appointment.

John Huston, Esq, who has been
Mail Agent on the C. Mt. V. d. r. r.
for the past eight years, has resigned in
favor of J. C. Corbus, appointed to fill
the vacancy. Since the mail service was
continued through to Mt. Vernon, it has
been very inconvenient for Mr.. Huston,
whose family lives in Millersburg. We
are glad that Mr.. Corbus has received
the appointment as we think he will
make a good agent.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-21
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