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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-19
PREMIUM FoRIs7A.

Every subscriber 10 TJ9E -4LGIvg for the
year 1874 viii receive n paiTOf cErOnI0s. The
original pictures were painted III oil for The
publishers OF THE ALDINE. Ey Tb ma
Moran, whose great Colorado picture vas
puTchaseI by GOBgrcSs Tor ten Lhousasd d
dollars The subjects were chosen TO TepIc.
sent THE East" and The West" One l. q
view IN The White Mountains, New HamD-
shire: the other gives The tsitis Of Green
River, Wyoming Territory. The difference
I'm the natures OF the scenes themselves j. a
pleasing contrast. and affords "A good display
81 the artists Srope ard cOiOring. Tie chrG-
mos are each worked from thirty distinct
plates and are in size tl2xIGJ and appearance
exact Etc-similesO OF the originals.
Thesa chrOmoS are in every sense Emeri.
can. They are by an original 4 r. eTican prtJ-
Cess with material Of American tuanul1c-
ture, from designs Of American scenery by
an American paints I, and presented 10 sub
scriberS TO the first sUcC essfJil American Ant
journal. II no better because "f all This
they will certainly possess AN Interest NJ
foreign production can inspire, and neither
are they any the worse il by reason Of necu.
liar facilities Of prCduc: ION they c0sI tn.
publishers Oniy "a triiie frhHe 'gItqi ia crer5
respect 10 other clrOlCS that sOhi ssyiGly IN
dOLi,iis The subscription prize of THE ILDINE
Persons OF taste Will prize these pictures fOl
themselyH-s-nOt for the price they did or tiit
not cost, and Will appreciate the enterprise
that renders their distribution possible.
II any subscriber should indicate a prefer
ence for a figure subj scI the publishers vii
send Thoughts Of Home" g new and beau
tiful chICmO. lfxO inches, representing :
little italian exile whose speaking eyes he
tray the lOngings Of his heart.
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NO. 81.
THANKSGIVING,

Thanks be 10 God to whom earth owes
Sunshine and breeze,
The beath-clad hill, the Wales rePose,
Streamlet and seas,
Tie suOwdrOp and the summer rose,
The many-voieed trees.
Thanks Hor the darkness that reveals
Nights starry dover;
And for the sable cloud that heals
Each fevered flower:
And for the rushing storms that peals
Oarweakness and Thy power.
Thanks for the eSweetly-lingering might
In music's tone;
For paths OF knowledge, whose calm light
Is all Thine own;
For thoughts that at the Infinite
Fold their bright winds alone
Yet thanks tEa. silence Oft may How
In dewlike store;
Thanks for the mysteries that show
How small our lore;
Thanks that We here so little know,
And trust Thee all the more.
Thanks for tie gIadness that entwInes
Our path below;
Each sunrise that iucarnadines
The cold still snow;
Thanks for the light OE love which shines
With brightest earthly glow.
Thanks Tor the sickness and the grief
Which none may fee;
For loved ones standing now. around
The crystal sea :
And for the WEAKNESS ofheart
Which only rests in Thee.
Thanks for thine thrice-bIeSsed Word,
And Sabbath rest;
Thanks for the hope Of glory stored
In mansions blesJ;
Thanks for the Spirits comfort poured
Into the trembling breast.
Thanks, moro than thanks, 10 HIM ascend,
Who died to win
Oar life, and every trophy rend
From Death and Sin;
TIL, VIXEN the thanks OF Earth shall end,
The thanks of Heaven begin.
- from the Standard Of the Cross.
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: TrOitNisY And DCCUSSHLLOI: 1T La ~
4 and So5acy Public. witl attend DToIn yt-
iytD al business entrusted 10 his care. Par
tiCuiar attention glVel 10 Collections, Parts-
tiOring of lands anu bIsl3g.ss ia Probate
Court.
OFFICE on Main Street, East of the Couri
House, in room Formerly occupied b. Brown
q Burket. IInaY7.
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From the Scientific American.
To Keep Cellars from EreeZin:

A friend OF ours, says he prevents
frost in his cellar by pastlng the walls
and ceiling over with four or five
thicknesses OF old newspapers, a cur
tain ofthe ssmematerial beingalso past
ed over the small low windows at The
top of the cellar. The papers were
pasted TO the bare joists overhead.
leaving an air space between them and
the floor. He reports that the papers
carried his roots through last winter,
though the cellar was left unbanked
and be is confident they have mad,
the cellar frost proof.
Whatever paper is employed. it vii
be necessary to sweep down the wall
thoroughly, and to use very stron
size TO hold the paper TO the stonet
II Is not necessary to press the papt
down into all the depressions of Ii
wall; every air space beneath it is q
.dditional defense against the cold.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-19

To cure collie in horses, melt a pint
of hogs lard over a slow fire, add sOot
from the chimney until it becomes a;
thick as cream, add two or three pod
of red pepper, pour the mixture into
bottle and give to the animal. /
the horse is not quickly relieved, re,
peat the dose.
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ADVANTAGE OF ADVERTISING.

After the crash Of '67, when every
body was almost scared to death and
the croskers predicted jhet the coun-
try bad goGa 10 smash, a dry goods
house was opened IA This cIty, winch
proceeded Oa The principle that in
order 80 reaCG the oarded money in
he pOcSels OF The people the proprie-
tors must sell 81 ~ery reasonable
prices aai advertise very largely.
They worked vigorously upon tits
principle. TGair brother merchants
who DID not advertise predicted that
the new cDIues would be ruined, as
:hey paid too much for advertising.
NGyeU,beiess, they persisted In a
single day tHcy paid five hundred
dCi.als i0 zpi! 90 LIe Duty JNise0n-
sia :.r a.'v isiag, and u the end of
s-yen ye1's O. eyr, tired from the bust.
ness wIta n fortune ct one hundred
Thousand dollars, while the other
merchants on JAe same street, some
og ,hcm opposite their store, had
failed.- U,l1amEes Wisconsin
the New FORK Post, IN copying
this paragraph, says:
I'VE remember q similar circum-
stance suoog oar advertisers in the
panic oi 1857, a merchant continued
his advertisement in our columns
through Tie whole period OF stagna-
ton, notwithstanding many predic.
lions -Aat !. wouldn's pay His ties.
timony af,erward was thSt his sales
were steady aud his profits satisfac-
tory, waije laGny merchant around
him who couldn't afford to adver-
tise, SAW bis clerks stand Idle behind
the counters"
A fnsneiai panic does not mean
that no one las any money. There
j. plenty Of money in he country,
and those 7.np hoard it are lust the
ones 10 he eager for the bargains
wlig5 u fal. in ire prices holds out.
BIy 10 buy tbey NUT know where 70
bay, and the merc.Isnt who tells them
receives their cash.
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4 TrORNENS at Law. VIII attend carefully
II and promptly to all kinis Of business
special attention given 10 Titles, Probate
matters, ,COuveyancing ami Collections Gi.
ice over hubcTs' Drug store, north Of Court
House.
sep. j, IST2-tf
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2roaacc Eterrazafs.
w.s.oSEORE.
Special Notices.
o raErERvors NE eoTr, sExEs

Z o z a = E.h y . 1 , OL AlOI n bIsA e,
The cftsquentT TC quests oiss4iierers from Nery
CTS EeuTaissia and y. S..RcHGd conditions O.
the system, Tor Tie means which restored tho
undersigned 10 health many years ago, ha,
again Induced him 70 make Known publicly y
hts intention 10 benefit Others, and H. vii
therefore, on receiving a postpaid directed
eu veIUFe, send lrJgUT charge copy of tht
treatise dvtuiIiHg tie discovery, uses, and pre-
scIl f,siUn OIIi.t nvTgaIl remedy employed.
ADDRESS JuEE., u. DAGNALL. NJ. B.,
july21ow Il Clinton Street, Brooklyn, y. \
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Cbildren OHen Look Pale and

from no otncr cause than having wOrns in
4 -hg stomach.
BROWNS Et.RMIFUGE COMFITS
w.l. destroy worms without injury TO the
enid, being potieci IS WHITE. and free from
all colO.IHE OT Other injurious ingTetiheIt Is
ususlly used in worm preparations
CURTIS & BROWN. PropTietorS,
No. 30 Fulton Street, Ncy. York.
Sid Jy HrUgcis.s drai Chemists and sledleTsin
jied,stRes az TWENTY FIVE CENTS A Box Jy
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n HEARRSIEY.

a TTORNEY AT LAW ard Claim Agen
"A VIII practice law in State and u. =. CDuT
and attend promptly to business intrusted 1.
his care. As sJustice Of the Peace Will Attent
OConveyancinga and taking depositiOns. U!llc;
Room No. i, Melodeon Building, Findlay, u
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ARTDEPERTmEaT.tszA,

The illustrations OF chr HLDIEE have
won a wOrld-Hide reputation, and IN tht
art centres Of Europe II i au admitted fact
that Its wood cuts are examples Of the high
est perfection ever attained. The common
prejudice in favor Of ''stecl plates" i randi =
yielding to more educated and diScr:Inir.
ating taste which recognizes the advantages
of superior artistic quality. with greater
facility OF production. The woO,i-cyifs OF
T'IE 4 4LDIEE possess all the deIicscy and
elaborate finish a. the most costly steel
plate, while Ihey afford a. better rendering 0l
the artists original.
To fully realize the wonderful work which
T'4E 4 fDINEis doing fort cause OF art
culture in America, 10 Is only necessary to
consider the cost 20 the people. OF any oihci
decent representations OI line productions ot
great painters.
In addition 20 designs hy the members oi
tine National Academy, and her uolc,i
American artists, THE dLDINI. viii re-
produce examples Of the best foreign mas
iers; selected with a view To the highest
arti-tlcSuc and greatest general iPtCrr>r
Thus the sub-criDer 10 nm -ALDFSE Will
at n trifiiug cost, enjoy in hiSOwn hOrae the
pleasures and refining Influences OF true
art.
ThequaTteTly tinted plates for 1874 viii be
by ThOs. Moran and !. y. Woodward
The Christmas issue for 1871 Will contain
special designs appTopri tie tothc season. by
our best artists. and VIII sUrpass in attraction
in,, nf & rrnfef.ss-GnrG
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A correspondent in Sebastian coun-
ty, Ark, reports that the culture Of
wheat, alter having been almos,
abandoned in that locality, has now
taken a new start, and thousands .
&cres viii be sown this autumn for a.,
frst time.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-19

! CURGEON DENTIST, having practi ice'l TWEEN
| = ty-five years in Findlay and vicinity, will
insert teeth in all the different styles. bse.s-
ed Teeth and Gums treated in Il scientific man
| ner. Teeth extracted without pain Oincc n
/ Hsuderson's Block over Hancock Bank.
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JAMES =. B0FE,


y
OGice over W. l.. Davis & Co.'s store. EGin
treei, Finjlay, Odio. .Spr. If, I'll
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The population OF Australia in 1872
was less than two millions. BY ;hls it
will be seen that Australia produces
nearly thirty sheep TO every man,
woman or child it contains The Uuited
States has something less than three
fourtbs OF one sheep for each inhab-
font
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-19

LIQUID NoURIsHMENr FOR SICs
SToMACHs-The Dublin lNedica
Journal commends the following: Al
egg, well beaten up, to which add
one pint of good milk, and one pint
of cold water, and salt to make il
paIatable; let it then be boiled, ant
when cold any quantity of it may b,
taken. II it turns into curds and
whey, it Is useless.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-19

OPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL DEN
" tist, CrOmley's Block. All operations
pertaining to the profession. carefully and
skillfully performed. Residence, No23, West
Hardin Street.
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JOHN ", EAELTS,
&iarlma9e.

4 TTOREEY AT LAW and Notary Public
"a will practice fl all State and Federal
Courts. OiIice fl PGttcrson's R!ock, Corner
Main and SsndnS.-y sitrssts. Findlay- on'c.
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DR.. MoNCHAUX recommends the
use of I'D infusion OF green cJffs5 In
the treatment OF gout.
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MORGAN D.sHAFEE. AARON ,. sHAFFEE

HAVING formed d co-IEartn ersllip for tEi
IL practice 81 Law, viii practice in Stat
anu United States Courts, aud Will giv'
prompt attention to ali business placed il
their hands. UMceiU Hhgeler's Block. ti;id
lGy, Ohio. tDlny =
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-19

CEMENT FOR WooD VEsSELs.-A
i4aixture of lime, clay and oxide OF
iron, separately calcined and reduced
to fine powder, then intimately mixed,
kept in close vessel, and mixed with
the requisite quantity of water when
used. Ills will make a vessel water
tight, if the ingredients are good.
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I0IEZ RUYRlATJCF.

DEALER in Agricultural Implements, Iron
Nails, Glass, sash, Putty, Beat Work, Cut
lery, Rubber and Leather, Belting and fui!
stock Of Shelf Goods. No. 10 EwinS's Block,
Main Street.
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TALSURGEUN. ParticllarattentiOn
IL given To the treatment OF natural teeth.-
Teeth filled with gOld-iOil, tin-fOil ana silver
Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. Office
over NcIsh's Shoe Store, Main Street FindiRy
Ohio. Oct. a 1870.
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VOL I9.
Wool Growing In Australia.

Australian sheep husbsrdfy IS oa'
If the many wonders Of this wond, -.G
century. The number OF sheep {
few years ago was SO SNAIL,
that their product had no per.
ceptible effect upon The markets o
the world. In 1872 according to very
care'sl estimates made by Geo. ".
Bond, E>q, Of Boston, one II tie
most thorough statisticians in the
country, there lgas total export OF
Of I82,477,7I9 pounds-of which 49,
2GG. 1904 pounds went to England,
for use within her borders and Oh the
Continent, and 9,2OI, ,28tpounis came
to the United States. The number Of
sheep in Australia, according to stalI,-
tics furnished to the InteTnltisnal
Exposition OF 1873, is as follows:
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ATTORNEY AT Law,
II. ANDERSON. 0Eo. =. PENDLEl
EHEEkSlS a. pENns.Esru<

Office in the New 3 tnk Building, West Side
Main Street, No %.
Nov. 2y-tf.
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First Presbyterian churcn-Eev. Ehe

First Presbyterian Cnurch-i:ey. EbeI
| Muse, Pastor. Services ~ lu5z q. H. ;-i.u
O'C4se-., =. IA. FE4ycr meeting .tuuTslaJ
evenings. CB-t.-.- ..u. = .=-1 Hardin streets
First CONGREGATIONAL Ghurcil-Iiey.W W
:. peterson. Pr-fpr. S--gi-e- at lg5s e. II
asu o'ciocs,, p. In. Prayer meeting ILui-
DAY evenings GTOaCE"y'' south q NAN
Cross S-vtsS-
h1etnodiStE Episcopal CslUrci1-Rev. W'Ia
Joaes, F.l,tor- services at lajz q. II
and O'Clock, T.. j.. Prayer IneCtI4.g ! iluIs-
day evening". saGduzly 81, west o. Ma
English Lutheran ChUgcn-Rev. George
Miller, BlstDr. Services At lula n. m ana
,. IL. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings.
C-.t"iori-tscot, E,eaL OI Main
United Brethren in Christ - Rev. ~
Rose, Pastor Services at 10 a M and
O'CLOCK, p- H. Prayer lly eLiBg Thursday }
evenings. corner Crawford and WestStreets
Church OF Cod-Eider W. z. Small, Pas
IoT. Services a. IC5z a. and O'Clock
pm. Prayer mcci1nS Inursday evenings.
Front Street., west Of Main.
ST. faicf1aePs Catholic Cnurcia-KeV.
J. Is. young, Pastor. Eyery other Sabbath,
First Mas al O'C.Ock, "a Nj, l4Ish Mass al
10, \. A-, Jsiitcb!siii ~ II. N. Services In
English, German and Frencn. Mas every
mUrnIns al > o'clock, \. II. West end o;
Aalu-CrOSs sLrSGt.
German Lutheran CSt Johns Church
Rev. N. BuerkIc, Pastor Services every
other Sabbath at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Singing
s5pcieIyat . clock Friday evening, Corner
OF West and 'front.' streets.
English Reformed C5t Paui's) Church
Rev. Josiah May, Pastor. Services every
other sabbath at 10 o'clock, \. ii. East end
oil MaIu-JrOAS street.
German Reformed CnurciI-Rev. J. G.
Ruhl, Pastor. Services ~ lJ,z a. IN. and
O'Clock, p, m. Prayer meeting Thursday
evenings. East end Main Cross street.
Evangelical Church-aev. VIM. Whit
tingJOn, Pastor. Services iUj1 II. m. and
evening" ounduaR- street, c;isi Oi Nam
SeaeroleEi.
Find!aY' Council, no. SO R.& S.M.
Regular COuvoc3IIion second Monday iii
cach month. James Wilson, 4. /. y. N. ana
ID. Is. BcarusIcy, Recorder.
Findiay Chapter, 10. 52, 3. A. Al.
Ut5uIt r Convention Oh tue Erst Monday
Ia each month. B. kimmOns, II. L. anu
r. w. FIrmIn, Secretary.
Find!ay Lodge, No. 227, ?. g. A. iH.
Regular Communication nrst and third
Wednesday iu j;tcn mOLth- MB.PaItersOn
W. NJ. and y. J. DoWoife, Secretary.
Golden Puie Encampnent, 40. 90,
TO- .. p Stated meetings ON Llge second
aad fourth FRIDAYS OF each month. L. III.
HOlIyday, q. L. and d. 7. wiuders, Scribe.
Hancock Lodge, Ao. 7S, 10. o. :.
Stated meetings every Tuesday evening. |
J. &. Powell, ~ u. ana William klamrOths !
Secretary.
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EEFEEEN's RAMA.
2hysitiaus Had Surgeons.
yzm.n,. nETtyl,.E,,.sr. d.

OFTICE-In Ewing's Block, over Ruth.
rautl's Hard ware store, West side Of Main
Street, findlay, Ohio.
August 10, io.--li
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DEACON. said minister, after 4
heavy sermon. ''I'm very tired.'
Indeed replied the the deacon
''ihen you'll know how 70 pity u.s."
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Dry Yards.

How many barn yards there are in
which there is not a dry spot large
enough for the cattle TO lie down
where the mire and muck are so deep
that the csttle sink in over their
hoots?
Swine,too, need dry place in their
yard, and a warm shelter at night,
We have sometimes found them frozen
to death, they were SO unprotected.
The "fine and costs" were more than
the expenses of repairing would have
been.
Poultry, also, require warm quar-.
tiers, and do not always get them.
Every time n man shivers this win
ter let him ask himself whether his
animals are having the same expert
euca
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-19

STEAM BOILER CEMENT.-Cooley
recommends the following ingredients
for mending cracks in boilers and Ov-
ems, and to secure steam joints L,th
srge in fine powder, two parts; very
ine sand, one part; Stacked lime, CD,
part. When wanted for use, it j,
made into paste with boiled lipsee(
oil.
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HOMEOPATHIC Physician ;,nd Surgeon
ii tMtin So TWO isoHis North OF Huber :
iJrUg ctcTs. FinGiay, Ohio
gilice EOnrs-f=gin 20 - =. ~, IL \. u. TO
: P.M., $40 gP. -. May 10 'T3-tf
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Omofc clovesis effectual in protecting
animals against flies. and mosquitoes.
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GSaf6rifs.
n-CETNEaS SONS.

WHOLFSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w in Groceries. FiCGr. Fish and 4 Genera
variety in the Grocery and Provision line
Good prices paid FOR Butter is4Esr and Couii'
try Produce Generally. East side Of Main ~.
frs: door north 0i SOlt House Block. Findlay
Ohio. lApril 10, '70-tf.l
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PATTERSON IL wINDERs,

-r.IERsIN IN DRY GOODS, ,MIIIineryGoods
lTadies' and Cents Furs, Clothing, Car
,1ets- Hats, Gaps, ETC., Nos. 81 and 80 Main ST.,
Eindlay, Ohio.
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MALIGNANT DRHrnERTA. - The
Minneapolis (Miun Trs5uns SAYS
that dreadful scourse has broken
out among some families in a small
German settlement at Medicine Lzke.
about ten miles from that city snd
tlas there is much suffering there in
consequence. The disease il SAID 10
be malignant 4iphtheria. 1t com
mences with Swollen aud sore tonsii
until the throat becomes so swollen
that it is impossible to breathe, aad
the. patien. die-. There have been
already sixteen persons attacked with
This dreadful dise-.e in this little SET
tleIasIt, -rt j, seems 10 be on the
increase /. one house, the whole
family, consisting Of five persons, are
down wlth the dipAtheIia, and there
- 20 one 70 care for them excepting
az Oil woman, who is also tending
other SEX ones. Five out of the
sixteen attacked have died already,
Fnd the deaths Il olr ers are expected.
Tire hest OF medical aid has been
furnishes Ire sIferers. Il i5 impOs
sll,a TO discover wba. gave rise to
tte disesse.
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". L. DAVIS. J.S. DAVIS. Z. L.DEI
DAVIS BROS. d CO.,

VIZ THoLESALE and RETAIL GROCERs
w and dealers in Flour. Provisions Wooden
Willow ami StCue Ware, Connect ionery. Fruits
Notions and general variety. Goods at Whole
sale at Cleveland and Toledo prices. Nos. II
end "a Main street
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&eiigica3.

JERa.-s1 20 Per .EuuEm, Il paid within
Jhc year. II nOt paid TLtl.n the year E2 %
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Thirty Years Experience of an
Old EgIrSe.

Mrs WiHsiOW = Soothing Syrup is the
prescription OF one of the hest female
Physicians and Nur~es in the United Stafee
and has been uSe-i tpC thirty years with never
falling safety and SUCCESS by mil lions OF moth
ers aud children. from the feeble infant orone
week old to the admit. It corrpcts aciiifv Of
tne stomach relieves Wild collie, re.Eu the
bowels, and gives rest, health and comfort to
mother and child, We believe IL TO DE- the
dee. and Suresf Remedy in the World I'm an
eases of DYSENTERI ard DIARRHOcA.IN
CHILDREN, whether il arises rom Tseihiug
or from any other cause. Foil directions fBr
using vlh accompany each hOtflo. None
Genuiu- u7leS, the fac-simile @! CURTIS n
PEEkINS Is ON the outside wrapper Sold
by all &ediclne Dealer. July 25-iy
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9rg Goods.
8. BALLESTISE. VS..
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nEALERS IN FOREIGN and DomestlenTy
COOis, Ladies END GentieIhen's Furnish
inc Goods Yankee Notions, Millinery tioOds
W7,ife Goods Gloves and Hosiery. Stationery
afc sic. Si.eciaity-GOod goods and low pri
ces. No. 79, Main Street.