Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-11

his load of benzine afire. He leaped from
the team, and the horses, frightened by
the explosions of the barrels, ran at the
top of their speed along the road, leaving
a train of fire and making a sort of ter
restrial comet. A fortunate collision with
a stump relieved the horses of their dan
gerous load, and nothing but the wagon
and benZine was lost.
THE manager of the Queens Theater,
London, has made hit in pleasing his
patrons The movement consists in al
lowing his audience to decide by vote
what play shall be acted Ballot-boxes
are placed in different parts of the house,
and voting slips are attached to the pro-
grammes. The audience are requested to
detach and place in the boxes their re-
spective votes, and the result is subse-
quently made public, and the will of the
majority complied with.
A TRUE MAN.
Such was our friend Formed on the good old |
A true, and brave, and downright honest man!
He blew no trumpet in the market place,
Nor in the church with hypocritic face,
Ioathing pretense, he he did d with Cheerful viii
what others talked of while their hands were still!
And while Lord! Lord!'' the pious tyrants cried,
Who, in the poor their Master crucified,
His daily prayer, far better understood
In acts than words, was simply doing good,
SO 80 calm, SO constant was his rectitnde
And feit how oss tr,a non nav, me ew haS s w9ftn.
earth.-H1ittier. ''''' '''>' "e'''' wiz" "s on
CURE For Fr,oN-Tho z,,,,.,a, 81
Medicine nroduces the fol,o,,;,,o eo;,,o fc. ~
this painful affliction, which, it saws, has
been known to. cure scores of cases, and
will never fail, it says, if applied in season.
The reader will do well to cut it out and
preserve 1t As soon as the parts begin
wrap the part affected with a cloth satura-
ted thoroughly with the tinctnre and the
feloD will be dead"
SoMERony saws that tho .,,roo tordo,t
words to nrononnce co, Sao,,.;,,oI,, ana g
was mistaken Ana ,,ro tt,;r,. g,
taken lei tbe ra11o,,, ~ - nv 4i,;d -,S 10
sertion trv b;s art;o,,ia+;,,1 ,,o,.ro,, ' ~ 81
names of the iaLes nf thaso o thraa .me
for instapce Hukuztyokabok, Zitzmor-
numgOhphri, Mahogaphragohgug. If he
thinks these are easier to pronounce than
I was mistaken" then we are mistaken.
-No1rssto,on Herald.
SAVE So,,pru,Ne -Jf vo,,r INCOME So
five dollars q dav snend Int fonr ;f # 10
one dollar snend eighty cants and ;f II ;S
bnt ten cents snend n;na r. # ;S throo
notatoes save half q nototo for Good Th,,S
Won will gradnoilr1 ooo,,;ra sonaat,,;,,m .a
WhiIa if Won sDey,A and ron c11r,,a &c vo,, rrr,
Won will never Get ahead ono ;nch u I;fa
but every sunset will % look % on Won Won ~ nonrer nr
than at sunrise. because Won viii have nsed
unproftably one daymore of vour strenctb
and your allotted term of life
s,1,
bor,, hn.l, hol.;1, III LUZ i,lu . La
end With yery d;arant Inc roa,,its sst ioete, VI.
go r-o;t;ny oa.so,,i: i.Se.s. 70 nuoh Il
ia,,nr -,.;tls -, ollo " 'uin up
hravo,,, +,,rne nv, sorth; ~ ino Tn ,; WI,
bad w;Sh;,,o tbp+ p thn ,'nH4, o,1a LUZ Ios ~
~, e So Win y.
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;na bar,o, Gu" "Sn t1,o e"tp pen " ain
a3oLoa I,,oi' .l,;D IN Iaaa.. VI q Ioni
t.cI aJ ra1;os Luz nn ahon WINES daool milse.es
iuch sins s1;ns o nnword - "E ;nd;o on oiaraG.ed 1a6a
str;dos p II, - - :.1a.So Hao " iuiSon'o' i"ooi
iuo' W " ii.'oponuonoe.
CIV VT uiUaoes.el lnass.J doee.e1sef t s1s says
4hor;t.- ai ttn. ,n1oa nou apGa nos' lellaple au
.IUaiey I;nd snaG nieu an 1ulyloual recehtly ep
' dn e aGsi l: lA:11 sn9p - so"n ~ ~ .
fnr III ~ n,a ias+ on f1, anu I.aeea NC tna. Il
f"', ah;,dna,, VIZ, '"1V Ar ,o 10y ,;o,. :.
49, III. .an ~ VT W. uo"u, Will, .:m ~
Soenol "i.n i': 1neoo mno "oLG n'ill-poIh eI
iA:' ou ni,heoI alu WIZ ellloiese ai.e
Ma aaa ianiny VI .Men.y seven ~
.a uoooI Il LILY - nt anoenol siiniiai M III III
,Ihsoeti1s s.dme on Leioau ioa ne @ paten,s, as W.
soDse4uonsiy so iea1neu' arc no' iiiocii aooV'
." years VI age.
OLD APPLE IREEs-Ihe Neso Engta'"
Hon'estea0 says :: An OLD apple tree, NOR
than hunored years old, is standing OF
tne iarm OF L. a. Lamson, oouthW1ck
Whlcn proouceu aPPies Ior more 1mai In u
e oen ee4aon ,l ~. " LUZ a' Lae' y5ai. ~
uu 60 n tot ti, anu ~. s"o LILIES l IL oai
ro1,nd H. 80 a. Wv. nda oue' of au esune aIo1o
ra1o o r. He ;s Io baoIth nd u " e ~ rnnos e,oae;
nood for 10 % anu 4n ~ app1.,L NJ Io Tn,
o,' go .oa % sJ 80 " I'M al. ~ NJ - La. .ll;
fo epe fa, an o,'i sroe f, .l,as s.14u on .h,
annnah iarm 2 lew years ago, from wnicn n apple
huohs3s Meae ae.ae Plouuceu " nnahe .iiirt
o ISL th aa.el eIey were urIeu. as
maIe raaIe o,, snaee af 5usnels @ OF green apples
l;aa iHaae ohe u ufy, II must nave produces
nno'y pusheiS az one bearing.
AN affecting story comes from Louis
vile to the following effect Two beauti
full young ladies Of aristocratic appeal
ance were standing on the corner o
afternoon waiting for a One n