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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-12-20


Years ago, it is said, General N.
7. Banks made his debut on the
stage Of the National Theater in
Boston as Claude Melnotte in the
Lady of Lyons. After the play he
asked q veteran actor what he
/ thought as to whether he should
/ stick to the stage or leave it. The
actor advisedthe young man to stop
and go into politics. The advice
was Needed, and the actor of single
night became Governor Of Massa-
ehusetts, Speaker of the National
House Of Representatives, Military
Governor Of New Orleans, General
in the army, and fled several other
prominent and honorable positions.
Having decided that education is
a desirable thing for the youthful
Japanese mind, the Mikado has made
attendance at school compulsory
duty on all his juvenile subjects of
over six years of age. And to the
end that his wise, though arbitrary
order may be complied with without
any difficulty, he has established
fifty-three thousand common or pub
lie schools, two hundred and sixty
five high schools and eight colleges.
These figures are given on no less
an authority than that of Minister
Mori himself, and suggests the ne
cessity Of school boards and educa-
tional book publishing houses in
progressive Japan.
Cincinnati furnishes US with the
last intelligent jury. A man had
been on trial there for assaulting a
Methodist minister with hatcbet
in a fit of jealous rage, the assault
resulting in the desperate wounding
of the preacher, while his assailant
made frequent boasts that he intend
! ed to kill him and was sorry he had
not accomplished his purpose. Emo
tionsl insanity was the defense. The
Jury, under an elaborate charge from
court, brought in a verdict within
five minutes after retirement, find
ing the prisoner guilty of cutting
with intent to woundr' 0, most
sapient twelve!
1t appears from official statistics
just published at St. Petersburg,
that during the past year over 80
600 persons died of fcholera alone in
Russia. At the present moment
smallpox is adding its terrors, and
it is feared that an equal mortality
will result from that disease before
its spread can be checked. The
chief cause of the spread of this ter
rible disease is ascribed to the neg
ligence of the authorities. In that
country the rules of governmental
authority are so severe that no pri-
Eate individual dares to introduce
sanitary reforms on his own account
or take means for checking the
spread of disease in a community
except under orders. The cOnse-
quence is, when a contagious disease
is introduced it is left to work its
way unmolested until the necessary
orders are issued by the government
for the adoption of precautionary
measures.
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PLANTATION BlI'IRRS.
S.T.--186O---X

This wonderful vegetable
restorative is the sheet-an-
chor of the feeble and de-
bilitated. AS a tonic and
cordial for the aged and Ian
guild it has no equal among
stomachics. AS a remedy for
the nervous weakness to
which women are especially
subject, it is superceding ev-
cry other stimulant. In all
climates, tropical, temperate
or frigid, it acts as a specific
in in every species of disorder
which undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down the
animal spirits.
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Mexican Mustang LininsRt

FOR MAN AND BEAST,
Probably few articles have ever had
so extensive Sale, while none have
been more universally beneficial than
the celebra. ed MEXICAN MUSTANG
LINIMENT. Children Adults, HOrs-
es, and Domestic Animals, are always
liable to accident, and 1t is safe to say
tnat no family can pass a single season
without some kind of en- emOIIIent being
necessary. 1t becomes matter of importance
then TO secure the best.
Over three hundred livery stables in the city of
New York alone are using the MEXICAN MUSTANG
LIS1HEST, in all Ofwhichit givesunusual satisfac-
tiOn.
CAUTION.-The genuine is wrapped in q
nne Steet Plate engraving with Sc. w. Wesr-
BROOK, Chemist. +" and "1rGde Mark, HEXT-
CAN MUSTANG LLNIMENT.'J engraved
across each wrapper. The whole bears the prouri
etor's private United StateB Revenue Stamp, and
and not common stamp, as used by druggists.
LYON NMAEUFACTURINe Co.,
5S Park Pl ace. N, Y,
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6HERIFF,6 Sale.
james AIeaehaa, plaintiff, sandu.l,

james Aeaeharn, plaintiff, Ssndusky
agaist Common
Charles Meaeham, ct al, defendants Pleas.
In pursuance of an order Of partition issued
from the Clerks Office Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of sandusky County, Ohio, on the 18th day
OF October, A. D., 1872, and TO me directed in the
above case, VIII expose TO public sale, ct the
premises Of the within described, on
Saturday, December 2sth, Il. d., 1872,
between the hours Of one and two o'clock IN the
afternoon Of said day, the following Real Estate,
Ohio and boanded and described as follows. to
wits East part Of the northeast quarter t5l sec
ton fourteen q township four az range fourt
il4b in Jackson Township ,Sandusk County Ohio
"a TERMs OF SALE.-0De-third cash, One-thfrd in
one year, and one-third in two years
J James Meachsm. plaintiff and Charles Meaoham,
OF az, defendants. Given under my official sigma
tufe, at the Sherhis office in the City Of Fremont
in the County and State aforesaid. this goth day
Of November, A. d. 1871. A. YOUNG, Sheriff,
sY- 4T-52
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HALUABLE
FARM FOR SALE.

.A TIE Undersigned offers for sale his farm
- - miles trom the City of Fremont, and about
nan mile from the Ourishing Village of Ball
we. we. Inc Farm is well improved and in a po1d
ssaie oI e9i1Eatloni has thrifty bearing Orchard
~: sno aoundsnt living Water; good Frame DWELL
~, ~ nouse and large Frame Barn. In points of
Soli no better Land can be found in the County of
Ta Ts.-1 .lYi Healthy and very Desirable Location
person desiring TO purchase home will 40 we'll ~
lo9k oyer this Farm before buying elsewhere.
G <4Rpiy APP 70 henry Smith at Kessier House. or E.
5, White at Bank Of Fremont. u
NOV 90 1872, 1851 HENRY SMITH,
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a strong minded woman in De-
troit made the following gentle re-
ply to a politician who had called at
her house to get her husband to go
to the polls and vote: mo sir, he
can't got He's washing now, and
he's got to iron tomorrow, and if he
wasn't doing anything, he couldn't
go. 1 run this 'ere house, do, and
if any one votes it'll be this same
Mary janet"
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A gentleman lately complimented
a lady on her improved appearance.
You are guilty of iattery," said the
lady. "Not so,' replied he, "for I
VOW you are as plump as partridge
"At first" said the lady, 81 thought
you guilty of fiattery, but you are
now actually making game of me-"
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81 wish you would not smoke
cigars" said q plump little black
eyed girl to her lover. ''Why NAV
not l smoke as well as ycur chin
ney?" Because chimneys don't
smoke when they are in good order.''
He has quit smoking.
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Is it not an encouraging glimpse
of Western civilization, which we
we get in the fact that Judge Lucas,
of Kansas, having fined
some monte gamblers, was compelled
to make afsenals of his pockets in
of their threats against
his life. Nor is the view improved
by the further fact that the gamblers
had sufficient influence with the peo-
pie of Kansas City to have the
Judge arrested on the charge of
CARRYING concealed weapons.
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We win pay all Agents so per week in CASH,
who viii engage with Us at ONCE. Everything
furnished and expenses paid. Address
A. COULTER Co. Chsrlotte, Mich:
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-hGENTN! i. -lRaRE GHANCE

IDeaIers end -ConsdnaeFs send for
prices 90 the manufacturers.
HANDuZEN- & TIFF, les 3. 2tsst.S GIN ofNNATI.
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At the recent wedding of the
daughter of the chief Of the Piute
Indians with young Lieutenant, at
Salt Lake, the bride was @attired in
a blanket decollettee, with oyster
shell necklace, and ate heartily at
the wedding feast of fricaseedg prai-
rie-dog."
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Nfm advertisements. .

ARnNRVEaEly made With uuTStenen and key
STAFFORD MsnufactuTing Co., &C Fulton street.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-05-01
False Cotton Packing.

The Houston Telegraph, in an article
denouncing the tricks of some Texas
cotton growers, says:
The Superintendent of the City Got
tom Mills of this vicinity, few days
ago purchased two lots of cotton for the
use of said mills-one of ten and the
other of two bales. The samples taken
were really beautiful, and a good round
price was consequently paid. But
when the cotton was opened for use at
the mills, it was found that the outside
of each bale, as shown us by samples
of both, was layer of this fine cotton,
and the inside under this layer was
composed of most inferior trashy ar
ticle.
The persons who had put up this
cotton seemed to have done it with the
deliberate purpose to cheat, but the
matter will be traced home to them,
and the law enforced. We also hear of
other similar instances, where sand by
the shovelfull had evidently been
thrown into the inside of bales to in
crease their weight, and still others
where water had been poured around
the centre of the bale to increase the
weight, and dry cotton placed around
it to hide 1T. And in late number of
Flakes Bulletin, cotton buyer pub
fishes his experience in the following
words.
To give you an example Of my own
experience, may state that out of 800
bales of cotton bought during the last
fortnight. 1872 bales were rejected for
being mixed packed, repacked, plated
OF country damaged.
Buyers have in such instances shipped
cotton for which reclamation was made
upon them, and they had to pay it or
suffer suit as well as in reputation, and
and after paying it, trace it back to the
producers and demand indemnity of
them In one instance brought to our
notice, the producer was glad to get off
by paying this indemnity. While we
rejoice that such instances are rare, it
yet is important that our strict law
against such offenders should be en-
forced, and punishment inflicted upon
them without mercy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-05-01
FARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.
Adulteraiioa of Lard,

A writer in the Pharmaceutical Jour
nal says that he lately obtained guam
tlty OF lard from respectable pork
dealer. 1t was beautifully white in
deed, he had never seen an article that
looked better. His first trial of it WAS
IN preparing ointment of nitrate of mer-
curry. The color, when the mercurial
solution was added, was the reverse of
cltrlne, indeed desidedly saturnine, de-
Yeloping in short tune to full slate
color. Surprised at this unprecedent-
eel result, the usual precautions having
been taken as to temperature, etc, the
lard was suspected, and on examina.
ton was found to contain a large pro
portion OF lime. Some time after, be
ing IN conversation with lard render
er, hint was dropped as to the rela-
ton of lime to color, when the informa-
ton was confdentially impaired that O.
common practice among lard dealers
was to mix from two to five per cent. of
milk OF lime with the melted lard. A
saponacesus compound is formed, which
IS not on ~ pearly white. but will allow
the stirring in, during cooling, of IS
per cent. of water. So much for appear
ance.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-05-01
Not fhat Kind Of Nose

A gentleman of Dayton dropped in
to the readlng-room of a hotel in this
city few days since, and while sitting
there a conversation upon politics grew
up between himself and stranger who
was stopping at the hotel. Now our
Dayton friend, We should explain, is
blessed with a nose of exceedingly
roseate hue. The stranger soon began
a TRADE Of abuse against the Admins
tration he denounced President Grant
as knave and fool, and asserted that
our whole Government was a very cess
pool of corruption.
Our friend of the rubicund nasal or
gan heard him through; then rising
from his chair he astonished the stran-
ger by laying his finger upon his fiery
red nose and remarking: See here,
stranger, I'm not Denny crat that's Il
boil "-Dayt0n journal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-05-01
CHILDREN'S CORNER.
The Squirrel and the NightingaI

The Squirrel and the Nightingale.
The Nightingale one happy morn in spring
Upon hawthorn bough was singing brightly
When On sudden she did cease to sing,
And bending to the Squirrel, quite politely
Asked him for one sweet nut-{she did not say
She meant the sweeter worm that in it layD
The Squirrel would not grant the Nightingale
Her wish, nor for refusing give true reason
But said her pretty song could not ava /,
For nuts in early spring were not in season.
0, naughty BUM He knew that in his store
He had hundred nuts, and many more
Full fifty notes she gave him in one trin
Of rarest music, yet he would not bring her
One single nut, but sat demurely still,
And said" My nuts would spoil the sweetes
singer;
L would not mar my Nightingale's soft strain
For all the wealth my MIN BILE toll could gain
All, me! So plausible was Buns reply,
1t might have gained him credit for politeness.
Had not an aged Weasel standing by
Heard the discourse, and with Weasel's bright
ness,
You mean to eat your whole great hoard yourself !!
The Squirrels russell cheek grew red with shame,
His bushy tail began to swell and tremble,
While to his little mind this moral came:
We are as bad as men if we oissembeI
And we should never selfish craft employ
To keep from others what ourselves enjoy.
" Henceforth will be frank. and kind, and true
My sweetest nuts I'll give to every conner
III mediate the next long winter through
How l can kinder be the following summer =
And Men and Weasels, in their sharpest mood
Shall nothing say of me but what is good!"