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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-09-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.


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Glorious and delightful as the Summer weather
is its tropical heat is severe trial to the vital
powers. Even the strongest are sometimes pros
trated by its effects. The common phrase applied
to this condition Of the body Is general debility
Now. general debility arises from. and includes a
variety of ailments. The liver Is more or less at
fected, the bowels are either eOnstipated or too
much relaxed, the stomach but hall performs the
work OF digestion, the appetite Is poor and the
spIriss depressed. This Is what Is called general
debility. 1t is general dlsarTangement Of all the
physical functions, and requires as a remedy a
medicine that Will regulate them ali. HoStetter'
stomach BItters Is specially adapted to this pur-
SINGLE organ. If the stomach is torpid it regener-
ates it Ii the Liver Is affected 1t restores Its tone.
Ii the nerves are tremulOus and weak, it braces
and reinfOrces them. Ii the mind, which ever
sympathlzes with the body, Is gloomy and des-
pondent it relieves the difficulty, and bring
the whole mechanism Of the body into harmony
with the laws OF health.
There Is no civilized nation in the Western
Hemisphere in which the utility OF HOstetters 8
stomach BlCteTs as q tonic, corrective, and anti
bilious medicine, is not known and appreciated.
Throughout the Tropics II is considered, both by
the people and the profession, the standard spe-
climates 1t Is especially suited to the complaints
generated by the weather, being the purest anc
best vegetable stimulent IN the world.
Beware Of the bltters made Of aer1d and danger
Gus materials, which unserupulOus parties are en-
deayoring to foist upon the people. Their NAM
il legion and the public has no guarantee tha
thew are not poisonous. Adhere to the tried rem
edy, HostetJer's Bltters, sold only in glass, AM
never in kegs or barrels.
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Clothing EmDoriumI

DryfOos & Bro. having fitted up at a great
cost one of the largest and most elaborate
Clothing Establishments in the West, are now
receiving new goods for the fall trade. Thew
propose to keep the largest stock and most
complete assortment of goods in Northern
Ohio. Having been in trade here for MANY
years, they have the confidence of the entire
community. and will command an immense
patronage with their present facilities. They
will also pay particular attention to merchant
tailoring, and can please the most fastidioui
in fashionable styles.
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NERvOUs pEBILITY.

Thousands suffer from it.-A weak,
nervous, Exhausted feeling, nOenergy, animation
OF vigor, low spirits sseonfusedhead, ,weakmemoryi
nocturnal OF involuntary seminal emissions with
Iossof power and threatenedimpOtenee. Theeon-
sequence Of exeessss, overwork or indiseretions
Thisis nervousdebility, andithndsa sovereign
remedy in Humphreys HomeOpathiesPeeiheN
swenty-eight. Thousands have beeneured By
these simplssugar pills. They toneuP the sys-
TEN arrest the discharges, ,dispel the gloom and
mental depression, and rejuyenate the system,
Price s. for apackageOf i've boxesand Vialot
powder which is impOrtantin All oldlong-stand-
lng cases, or 81 per single box sold BY all hrst-
drusgists and semitic any address on receipt
of the price. address Humphreys Specific HON.
20 lsthle 81 ediolne Co. ,562 broaoway1 New York.
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NEIGBBoRHooD NEWS.


WOOD Co., o.-PeTysburg is again investi-
eating matters relating to its hydraulic canal.
-. J. Cory, of Perysburg, had a hand
badly laoerated, one day last week, by trying
to interfere with the motion of machinery.
a dwelling in Perrysburg, belonging to
Mrs. Judge Ladd, was consumed by fire on
Sunday morning of last week.-Young men
in Perrysburg drive out with girl and bottle
of whisky, and as a consequence upset.
ALLEN Co., O.-Girls, IN Lima, use so much
oil on their hair, that the gents have been
obliged to discard white vests.-The color
ed people of Lima held meeting, few days
since, and repudiated Sumner - Henry
Brenneman, living in German township, was
killed by lightning, on Monday of last week.
The same stroke killed valuable horse, and
stunned man who was at work with the de-
ceased.-The dwelling of Eli White, in
Auglaize township, was burned few days
snce.-The County Fair takes place on Sep.
oath, 25th, Goth and 9th.
RICHLAED Co., O.-The Wallace Sisters
are to sing in Mansfield, during the State
Fair.-Mr. Kingsburg Haines, foreman in
the Mansfield Machine Shops, was seriously
injured on Wednesday of last woek, by the
explosion of an old shell.-Mansfeld has a
female barber.-A barn near BelleviIle, was
struck by lightning, on Sunday of last week
and destroyed, with its contents.-Dan Rice
preached Greeley, at Mansfield. wedding
in high life, occurred in Mansfield last week.
SENECA Co., O.-The Star says, with much
surprise, that there was only one arrest in
Tifin last week.-Mrs.. Frederick Singer, Of
Tifin, died suddenly OF apoplexy, on Monday
of last week.-A stranger sought refuge
from storm, in the old pest house, at TifFin
a few nights since. He will probably wonde
where he caught the small poz.-The sol
der boys will be warmly welcomed. at Tihin
on the 13th.-A man named Swagy, q
Green Springs, had one of his legs broken
while telling forest trees, one day last week
AAn independent Hook and Ladder coupap,
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Sloane at Clyde.-Small hand bills stuck
up on gate posts and apple trees announced
that the Honorable Richard Rushard Sloane
would speak IN Kline's Hall, at Clyde, on
Wednesday evening at early candle light. An
immense delegation, consisting of Bill Rey-
nolds, was ct the depot at an early hour to
welcome the orphans friend and 1lustrious
patriot. He came sparkling and was received
by Reynolds, in whose arms he sank overcome
at the immense demonstration he saw about
him. The delegation headed by Reynolds
then escorted the immortal patriot to the hall
where he wGs received with terrific applause
by small boys hired for the occasion. Hi
speech produced profound sensation. and
is generally believed that Fosters chance
were materially improved. Sloane is doing
good work. One Of his speeches is sure t,
make a Republican gain of from twelve t
twenty votes, and when he makes his Glve
spoon speech, stil more.
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LAWN PARTY.
Novel Event in Social Life-A Bril-
liant Afair-Beauty and Fashion
Entertained in Natures ParIor.

SSSAG-A
liant AHair-Bsauty and Fashion
Entertained in Natures ParIor.
Thursday evening of last week was the oc-
casion of an event, in the social life of our stv
which, on account of its novel and interesting
character, entitled it to prominent place in
the history of social occurrences.
On the Monday proceeding, Mr.. and Mrs
c. H Bell, presented their compliments.
through the medium of exquisite invitations.
to about three hundred residents of our CITY.
for lawn party on Thursday evening. The
invitations were for six and half o'clock. but
until nine guests continued to arrive until a
company of over two hundred had assembled.
The house was brilliantly lighted and thrown
open, but the attractions outside were too
dazzling to be Withstood, and after being re-
oeived by the host and hostess, the company
sought the beauties of the lawn, stopping on
the way to admire the attractive features of
the conservatory, which consisted in part of a
large collection of rare plants and flowers, ar
tistically arranged in and about miniature
lake, In one end of which jet of water is
sGed from tube and toyed with metal hall
with provoking GOODNESS.
THE LAWN
presented scene too beautiful to be marred
by descriptions, which become insipid if illum-
ined by memory of tho reality. It was ma
ture's parlor decorated and illuminated by art.
The entire grounds were illuminated with
large rehecters, and countless numbers of chin
csc lanterns, which were suspended from every
tree and shrub over the grounds. In one cor
ner of the lawn, q large canvass tent was
spread and under this the grave and gay
''chased the passing hours with flying feet"
There was no lack OF entertainment in such a
wilderness of beauty, and groups here and
there mingled with the myriad shadows that
lowered like spectral visitors in the semi-dark-
ness. Expressions of rapturous delight were
on the lips of feveryone, at the lavish feast pre-
pared for the eye, and desire to inger took
possession Of all. AT ten o'clock tables were
spread, and the entire company seated for sup
per, which lasted for an hour when dancing
was resumed. Time never fingers, even in
the midst of the highest enjoyment, and
twelve o'clock found the company lothe to
separate from the scene of so much enjoyment,
but conscious that it was time to retire. Dur
ing the evening the sidewalks along the
grounds was thrOnged with spectators, who
gratifed their curiosity in quietly observing
the panorama which was presented. In all
that pertains to the charming features of So
oial event, it was magnificent success,
thoughtfully conceived and elaborateIy car
ried out, and viii always be remembered with
pleasure by those who participated in its en-
iovruenfs
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One-half the people cannot take Castor
on from Its terrible nauseaung taste, and re-
coil IN the throat. The Castona prepared by
DR.. Pitcher Is purely vegetable, perfectly
harmless, pleasant to take, and more effective
than Castor Oil. 1t does not distress or gripe,
but regulates the system, and operates when
all other remedies nave failed. 1t acts like
magic Tor Stomach Ache, Constipation, Flatu-
lency, Group and Worms. 1t contains neither
Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol. Its soothing,
quieting effect, produces natural sleep, and
particularly adapts 1t to crying and teething
children. No article has ever met such un-
qualified endorsement by the Physicians. Take
no more Bitter Pills, Narcotic Syrups, Gripping
PurgatlVes or SIckening Oils. The CasIoria
costs but 80 cents, and when once tried YOU
will never be without it. 1886
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is being organized at Fostoria. fall ses-
sion of Heidelberg College commences on the
4th inst
SUMMIT Co., GA barn in Springfield was
struck by lighting on Wednesday of last week.
A man named Sherbondy got too much
liquor aboard in Akron the other day, and
tumbIed into ceIIer. His face will remind
him for some time of the occrrrence.-The
Academy of Music at Akron caught fire one
day last week, but was discovered in time to
prevent serious damage Pho
tograph rooms at Akron were destroyed by
fire on Wednesday of last week. Loss 5000
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1t is a mark of the unsuccessful man, that
he invariably locks his stable door when the
horse has been stolen. This sort of wisdom
never thinks about bodily health until it Is
gone. But just as much as any disease has
become seated, the power of the system to re-
slst and throw 1t OH Is weakened; hence time
Is all important. For dyspepsia, all diseases
OF the liver, stomach, SKIN and kidneys, and
all that begin in Vltated blood, do not wait
until the trouble is confirmed, but attack it
by timely use OF DR.. WALKER's CALIFORNIA
VNEGAR BITTERs. 33-36
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Personal.-Deacon Fred Glessner, and
cane, of the FindIay Courier, paid us a quiet
call, while in the city last week. The visit
had no official significance as the Deacon was
not here on church matters, Fred was so at
tracted by Miss Fletcher's speech at Findlay,
that he determed to hear her again, and we
noticed him quietly enjoying her eloquenee,
the night she spoke here. We begin to think
there is hope for him vet,
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Every one that has used our Tolu and
Wild Cherry Balsam, for Coughs and Colds
speak very highly of it, and recommend it as
being the best Cough and Cold Medicine pre-
pared. Sold at the Prescription Drug Store,
75c per bottle. 9f
S. BUoKLAND & Son.
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Premium Pear.-Mr. James johnson in
vaded our Office bright and early the other
morning, and placed upon our table number
Of pears, which beat anything we have seen
yet. Out of curiosity We applied the tape
measure to the largest one, and found it
measured eleven and three-quarters inches
one way, and about ten and half the other.
One of such makes a pair.
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Large Meeting.-on Friday evening of
last week Miss Matilda Fletcher addressed
large meeting at Mammoth Hall. But short
notice was given, yet a larger meeting con-
vened than at any other political gathering
here for years. She made an admirable speech
and an unanswerable one. Her speech had a
remarkable effect on the Democracy. Many
of them who had not been known to blush for
years, have been constantly blushing since her
speech. They were not relieved any by the
news from Vermont
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John Shoedler has purchased an interest il
the eating house and saloon, corner Main ant
State streets. The new firm, Heidi & shoed'
ler are prepared to attend to the wants ot
their patrons, in a satisfactory manner.
On Tuesday morning of last week, burglars
broke into the jswelry store of DR.. Luse, al
Clyde, and stole about $500 worth of goods.
At the same time Mr.. Stahrs grocery was
burglarized, 20 the extent of few worthless
papers.
Lindon HafFord, aged Il years, son Of War
rem Haford, of Ballville, died on Monday
night last, after an illness of about three
weeks. He was a promising youth, and his
parents have the sympathy of many friends in
their bereavement.
A gOOOd work has been done, on Front
street, on the east side. The street across the
fat has been raised and the hill graded down
so that it is now one of the finest streets in
the city, for driving. Walnut street has also
been materially improved.
A woman named Jennie Bell, was caught
in the act of shop-lifting in Fred Eaton s. Co.'S
store in Toledo, on Monday. She was taken
to the station house, and warrant being is
sued her lodging house was searched where
property to the amount of several hundred
dollars was found. Her husband was also ar
rested.
Mr.. James Vallette, notice of whose death
appears elsewhere, was born on Sunday, the
6rst day of the present century He was for
a long time resident of this vicinity, but
few years ago removed to Toledo. at the
time Of his death be was visiting brother, at
Middlebury, Vermont. His remains were in
tered at Oak Wood Cemstery, on Thursday.
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Spinal DiHculty.-There is backbone
weakness some where. Not long since a spirit
of brave discrimination stimulated some of our
citizens to engage in the work of rescuing our
city from the dominion of laWless hog owners.
Attorneys grew eloquent, and courts perspired
over the great problem of hog justice. For a
time the roofing ceased, and the aspect of our
city changed from that Of a vast hog common
to a city of ordinary neatness and order. But
a spinal weakness came on, and disabled the
loyal ones, and now swine to the right of us
swine to the left of US, swine everywhere
around US, have possession of streets, walks
aud every public place.
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Accident.-Sylvester Robinson, who lives
about three miles down the river on the east
side, met with an accident on Monday, which
came near Of being of a serious nature. He
was loading large log onto a wagon, by means
of chain, which broke, letting the log roll
back and striking Mr.. R. knocked him down.
His right leg was bruised very badly, but for
tunateIy no bones were broken.
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Hog Yard.-Tbere Is an n

Hog Yard.-There is an institution on
CrOghan Street, in the shape of hog yard
that extends to the side walk, and is not only
a source Of pleasure to the eye, but enits a
perfume that creates delightful sensation in
the nasal organs. Either this should be dis
pensed with, or else mere of them should be
established In public places.
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No Cure, NoPay.
DR.. c. r. HOADLEY,
WILL BE AT HIS ROOMS,
G D OPER HO USE,
FREMONT, AUG. Is & 20,

And once in four weeks from the above dates,
where the Eiek and afflicted are invited TO call,
and have the symptoms and location Of their dis
eases pointed out free Of charge. Patients have
the choice Of paying when they receive pre-
seriptions and medicines, or by securing payment,
viii only be required TO pay when cured.
DR. HOADLEY VIII treat the following dis
eases with strict reference to the application of
remedies for each particular disease, viz.
Consumption. Asthma. Dyspepzia, Dropsy, Pal
pitatiOn Of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Spleen,
Kidneys, rheumatism and Gout, Neural
gia, Catarrh. Gravel, Epilepsy or Fall
ing Sickness, Paralysis, Indigss-
ton, Splitting Of Blood. Gen
eral Debility, Piles, Cancer, Jaun-
dice, Enlargement Of the Joints, On
thalmia, Rupture or Hernia, Lumbago.
Diseases Of the Spine, scrofula, and an
Impurities Of the Blood,
DR.. HOADLEY has the advantag. og a.
Ough knowledge Of both Mineral and Rofa,,io-1
treatments, with important informafio7 ,lf-54
nom celebrated Indian hysicians Of vsrio1is f;bs
il the West, with p years experience IN treati7s
both Acute and Chronic Diseases ,Iftb a 5sr--.s9
of success unequaIled by any other Physician IN
proof Of the above statement he viii furnish q
few names OF the many hundreds treated BY him
and restored to health, as references:
UPPER sANDUsET, January %, 1872.
DR.. @. r. HOADLEY:
DEAR SIR-With much. gratitude to you for the
successful treatment Of my case, present You
with the statement and certificate OF ours, which
you are at liberty to use for the benefit Of other-
who may be afflicted as / have been. I have been
troubled with hemOrrhOids PILES, and nav,
ing used various remedies without benefit and an,
plyng to eminent physicians who gave me no en-
conragement, except By the use Of the knife, an5
not being willing to submit to surgical opsratieo
ceived treatment from you and was irs7oos5isti-
benefited, and have not suffered anv ineonyen.
ienee from them since,
AVet9 B12-n respect,
HI SMITH,
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There are no fine shoes made that can COM
pare in quality, with Edwin C. BUrt's fine
premium work. They are little higher m
price, but are worth two pairs of any other
fine Shoes That is why so many manufac-
lures try to initiate them. Burt's stamp is on
his genuine goods and sold Only by S. P. Meng,
Fremont, Ohio.
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John q. Myers, auctioneer, Pleasant
township, Seneca county, Ohio, offers his SER
vices to cry public sales, or sell any kind Of
property, at auction. He understands Ger
man as well as the English language. Terms
reasonable. Orders left with John Horn, in
Fremont, will be promptly attended. 34-46
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Our Blow.-We have canvassed the terri
tory carefully. and can prove that Foster Will
carry this district by fourteen hundred thous-
and majority. In this county he will have
seven hundred thousand majority. Green
Greek will give him what is lacking after the
rest have voted. In Madison every Democrat
will vote for him. In this city all the Demo-
crats are coming out for Foster. All the JON
ses, and the old and respectable Dobsons, the
intelligent Schemerhorns, the handsome Pin
kuses and the wealthy Creosuses, have de-
clared for Grant and Foster. The prObabili-
ties are that no voting will be done, but that
Grant viii be elected by acclamation. Now
there is just as much sense to this as there is
TO the ranting bombsst of the Democratic
press, and its correctness just as probsbles 50
blow away.
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For Bargains in everything connected
with the Dry Goods trade, go to J. Ryan &
Cos. They are selling at cost. Remember
that their stock was bought entirely new last
spring, and that everything offered is of the
most popular and best selling brands. 1896
The best washer-wOman in the world, the
DOLLAR REWARD SOAP"
G. i. RI1cHnfAN AGENT
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Caucuses.-The Republicans of the First
Ward chose the following delegates to the
County Convention on Saturday evening last:
S. Buckland, L. w. Ward, James Kridler, A.
II. Balsley, o. A. Roberts, Peter Nolf, DR.. ].
W. Groat and Sayles June.
Washington Township Republicans chose
the following delegates; John V. Beerey, E.
S. Bowersox, VIM. Boyer, Isaac N. Overmye1
and VIM. Overmeyer.
The Convention viii assemble in the Club
Room in Buokland's old Block at 2 O'Clock
Pm
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At the residence of his brother, in Middle
bury. Vt. Friday, August 3Oth, 1872, JAMES
VIfTETrE of Toledo, O., formerly Of this city,
aged 72 years and s months
In Ballvills township, Monday night, Sept
9d- LNpoN MORSE, second SON Of Warren q
and Kate S. Haiord, aged II years, l month
and I3 days,
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Furniture.-Parties visiting Cleveland,
especially during the week of the (Northern
Ohio Fair will be offered great inducements
in all kids of Furniture at the large Wholesale
house Of H. R. Leonard d Co., s. Broadway,
Cleveland. 36-39
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Hoon SkirfsI

Our Hoop Skirt Factory is now in full blast.
It would be the hight OF folly for ladies to buy
Hoop Skirts without looking through our
Stock. One OF our home made Skirts will last
as long as two of the Eastern make sold else
where. Skirts made to order on short notice,
Our price are lower than ever.
]. JOSEPH n Co.
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NotiCe.-An persons who have not yet
settled their accounts with me, are requested
to do 80 before the 10th of September, as 1
shall leave home at that time. 1 may be
found at my office on Wednesdays and Satur-
days. 35-37 DE. ROBERT II. RICE.
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The reason Youngman sells so many goods
Is because every article proves just as he rec
ommends it, and his customers know that they
will get good goods of him at the lowest mar
ket price
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DR.. Libbey continues to draw large
crowds of invahds at his rooms in the Ball
House every Saturday, ne is obliged to disap-
point many that cannot get chance to see
him, and advises those that do not wish to be
SO disappointed to come early in the day, it
will be impossible for him to spend more than
one day each week at Fremont No matter
what the increase Of patients should be, and
the only way to be sure and see him will be
to come early.