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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-06-12
Remedy for the Striped Bug.

To prevent the little striped
bug from destroying the cucum-
Der plants, take four pieces. OF
board, each four inches long and
seven incher wide, and nail them
togethes. This. will make a box
without top or bottom. Set this
on the hill, press it down a little
to keep the bugs from creeping
under. and the work il done.
When the plants need hoeins
take the box off, and when dohe
replace it as before; and when
the plants are large enough to be
out of the.way Of the bugs. take
off the box and put thunder shsi-
Ter and it will last forty years OF
more. ] have used it for a num-
ber of years, and never knew it
to41l. Not a bug venlured with
in the enclosure. Try it, 1t will
cost but little.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-06-12
.slAcut-worms and Corn.

Put the seed corn ipto. a tight
tub or barrel, and pour enough
water to keep it well covered al
ter it swells. Fog each bushel of
corn add a pound or a pound and
halt of copperas, dissolved in wa
ter. Stir well, and allow the
corn to remain in copperas water
twenty four hours. Stir several
times while soakinge When the
corn has remained in the water
as directed, take it out and sprin-
kle a small. quantity of.land-plas-
ter over it-enough to prevent
the grain from sticking together
and Plant. Corn treated ID,
this manner will not be troubled
by cut-worms, and it will be out
of their reach before the effect
of the copperas is destroyed.
This remedy has been tried by
my father for the last twelve
years, and always with success.
He has tried it repeatedly, in the
same field with corn planted
without any preparation, and
the result was, that hisJ corn re-
quired no. rephnhhg, while in
some Instances the other corn re
quired replanting two or, three
times. Other farmers in this
portion of the country have tried
this remedy, and alwaye, with
suceess.-Cor. Country Gen-
tiemDn.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-06-12
The Pear Tree.

Old Rupert sat- at the close of
the day, in the shade of a beauti-
full pear tree, which stood before
his house, while his grandson ate
of the pear, and could not cease
praising the sweet. fruit. .elaq ID
Then said the grandfather,
IL must Tell you how this tree
came here. One evening, more
than fifty years ago, Istood here,
when there was empty space, but
where. now this pear tree stands,
and complained to a rich, neigh
Dor of my poverty. 'Oh,' said |,
show perfectly contented should
be if could only possess one
hundred dollars!"
.sThe neighbor, who was a wise
man, said.-.- s
"That you can easily do, if you
only set aboat it. eSee,' said he,
sthere in the Soil, where you stand,
are moro than a hundred dollars:
ii you can only get them,
LAT that time i was only a fool
ish young man, and so in the fol
lowing nightI dug in the ground
on THAT spot, and to my great
modification found not single
dollar: In the morning the neigh
Dor saw where l. had been dig
ging, and laughed heartily at my
simplicity.
Il seer SAID he, that you did
not understand me. / will send
you q ayoung pear tree; set that in
the hole which you have dug,
and after year the dollars will
begin to- appear
Il setsoat the young tree. II
grew, and became what you now
see it. The lusicots fruit which
it has borne year after year has
brought me in far more than 6
hundred dollars, and it is yet &
capitol which yearly brings in a
good interest.rffs aHFT
open ypur eyes.
And open your mind,
"ers snd wlta wissss s0S5 yeu,ii snpSs; sn;a . !.
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Mapnolia Balm
NOticetO Teachers,

TIME BOARD OF EXAMINERS of Holme.
i County, o., will hold Examinations o.
Teachers for the ensuing year, in Room No.
of MON school building. At Mifier,b,irg, oI
SATURDAY., s-t FL ~
MARCH 1st,-l5th and cath;
April. Iath and a6th; .,:
|. MAY 10Th and eth;
AUGUST Both;
SEPTEMBER 18th and 9Th: -t
OCTOBER Ilth and s5rlis .- ~
NOVEMBER sth and ed
WEISSBU R.:, September a0ii; -
NASHVILLE, October 4th
: NAPOLEON, October 18th.
EESse These Examinations, will open Mt 90
O'clock \. NJ, and close III 8 o'clock l.. NJ Ths
class will not lie open lur admission of appli.
can;S after 10 osioqk. The BOari has done
away with the practice uf snte-,iafing eerfiIi-
Gates No one Is fully eaiipefeDL TO engage q
school till after obtaining certificate from the
Board Of School Examiners. 1t is required by
must be qualified to teach orthroSraPhy, Read.
ing, " riIine, ahthmetir. topography and Eng
'lish Grammar. and possesses an adequate
knouiedsc N Theory and Practice Of Peach
I No attention wilibe gfren 70 applicants fol
private examinations. 'TcSti,noniais Of goo.l
moral character. Ened by III iea<t lw5fespOn
|sibIe persons. will be requiyed of,csch candf-
date. These testimonials must he placed in q
stamped envelope. linseal.st, and addressed
with the name and post-ofIice OF the candidate
snd presented on thf day OF exam h,atiOn, Ger
titicates will be OF four grades, io-git:- Six
Months, Twelve Months. Eighteen Months,
Twenty -four Months. Certiiieates, Of Six
Months being very low grade and TRIAL certif
cate. may be issueH q second time tds the same
applicant, If circumstances require. "A fee OF
20 cents is-required of every candidate in .ad-
vanceof exam ipafion.
BY 5rderof the Boarl,--J 90.
.iilse LEWIS A. I:EEB1GT. CLERK. I
' Jam '1a-e3tf
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Or SugAr.Coated, Concentrated, ,
Root ana Herbal Jufce, ANTI
Dilious Granules. fHE"LITTLE
GIANT. CATHARTiCse er MHasum
In RanEo O. PngHfc. s. 2 =.
Tue novclty Of modern Medical, Chemical and
Pharmaceutical, SCIENCE. No use Of any loneer
composed 'of ehcap. Crude and bulky ingrediehfs,
when we csniy carcfal application ofohemicai
science, ex1ract all the eathartic and other medi
iisrbs aud concentrate them in{o minute Gran.
nle, scarcely larger than q mustard
seed, that can be readily swallowed by those Of
Esch little ParEative Pellet represents. in .
most concentrated form, as much cathartic power
as is embodied in any Of tie large pills found for
sale in the drug chops. From their wonderful ca
thartic power in proportion TO their size, people
who have not tried them are apt, to suppose that
they are harsh or drastic IN effect but Such is not
ct all the case. the dhferent Sctive edcinal prin-
ciples Of which they are composed being SO haY-
monized and modified, one by the others. as to
produce q most searching and thor.
oagh. yet gently and kindly operating
cathartic. f,.
$500 Reward is hereby offered by the pro-
prietor of these Pellets, to any Chemist who,
. upon analysis. will find in them any Calomel or
OTTER forms Of mercury or any othe" mi"eFal
Being entirely vegetable, no particular
care is required while nsing them. They ope-
nate without disturbance to the constitution. diet
or occupation. ForJ JaunAtce,. .He80ache
COnsiipatfon, Impure Hood, Pain
I'm the Shoulders, Tighfness of the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructattons
39 the St0m ach, Bad 1AstA In
nQI1h, RAl0us attacks, Pain In
H4ffbn OF Kidneys, Internal Fever,
R16ated feeling about St0machy
RUoh of Blood 10 Head, High. Coll.
OF68 Urine, Una0cdabutfy = and
Gloomy Forebodin8s, take DR.
RAePCe5s Pleasant Rufgative Pellets.
In explanation Of the remedial power Of my Pur-
aAtiye Pellets oyerso great variety Of diseases,
fwish TO say that thefr action upon tho
aHi6 6al economy n universal, mos a
Gland or kissuc escaptnH thetr sans
tiys IMPRESS. Age does not impair them;
their suear-costing and being enclosed in glass
bottles preserve their virtues unimpaired for any
length Of time in any climate, 30 that they are-e
ways fresh and reliable, which is not .fha case
with the pills found in the drug stores, put up In
cheap wood or paste-board boxes. Recollect that
fer ali diserses where d Laxative, A1tefas
tive or Rur<atiye is indicated, these little
Pellets viii give the most perfect satisfaction U
s31 who use them. =
They are sold by All enterprising
DFugg1DD rs Is cents . b0ttle.- 17H =
Do not aH6w any druggist to fhdaee yoa to
take any1iRGI else that he may say la inst %
good - my Pellete because he makes lager
profit On that whiEh he recommends. II your
druggist cannot supply them, enclose - cents
GRd receive than by return mail nun : - -. =
H321BCE,! y. D., Hsop'r,
a. BUFFALO, \ z
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Doing Ones Best.

A statuary who was at work
forming o figure out a faulty block
of marble, was called to account
by a neighbor OF his, who told him
that it was ABSOLUTELY impossible
to make a perfect figure out of
such imperfect materials. "All
this is very true,," replied the
statuary; "5ut this block of mar
BILE, sachsasit is, was sent te me
to be cut into a statue; and as
cannot make it better, / must
content myself in forming the
best figure out of it that | can."
"What a pity it is" said a. gra-
zicr to ayoung farmer who had
just entered on a little farm, ,s'that
that pasture of yours is so over
run with thistles!" at is PITY
was the reply of the farmer, ssbut
if fret myself ever SO much, it
will not root the thistles out Of
the ground; so l will try wheth-
er labor and good management
will not put it into better Or
der.''
A nurseryman about to plant
a number of young saplings,
some straight and some crooked,
thus reasoned with himself: These
straight saplings will no doubt
grow up to be fine trees, with
out much attention on my part;
but will see il, by proper train
ing, ! cannot make something Of
the crooken ones also. There
will be more trouble with them,
no doubt. than with the Others,
bat for that very reason 1 shall
be the better satisfied should |
succeed.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-06-12

Too Much Faith in Human Ma
ture.


A lady writes to a religious
paper of an experiment with a
child.
am not sure whether l did
right or wrong am sure that l
meant right. 1t was on this wise:
Believing implicitly that the
bending of little human twigs
should be accomplished during
the earlystages ofttheir growth,
l concluded to- commence on
We've. NY: sintention was TO
give her aDlssson- in firmness.
Accordingly L filled box with
chestnuts, and placed it within
her reach, saying, aNow, We've
dear, yoasmust notstoueh then,
without my permission.
"Well, den, dess I'll not, "
was the reply. while the brown
eyed three-year old gazed wist-
fully toward the sweet tempta-
ton. gave her SIX or erght' or
':In my dear little potit. flank
OOr'
| went to my work and labor
ed WITH alf the cheerfu1nessc OF
an inventor who IS pretty sure
his machine will sbe al sue
cess.
During the afternoon 1t occurred
to my mind tbat, those eight nuts
were lasting q remarkables time.
Assuming my blahdest tone for
the occasion, | asked
"Vieve, have you eaten all
your chestuatsma sGsdn BE :
.'No, l fink mott, s,ag ~ bI
"Come here = darling. Where
do you get so many?'
eOh, | dets' EN- out of my pot
it," $40 anst5nis gir S.s-c9
"Well, but here are more than
| gave you at first" !. said, as i
examined the dainty receptacle.
"Oh We've. have you been dis
obeying me, and getting more
out of the 1aoxgY NAVY! ~
I'spects pr'aps have" ''t
"But are you sure2'
"Yes, rs pity sure 9EFar
80, dear Vieve:.f cried, with
the feelings-of ons who discovers
his invention, to be a failure,
..this makes poor mamma feel SO
sad. do not like eltos punish yon,
but what must l q do? | must
have my little girl obey me. Oh.
what shall lder' 'o,u7,g,sEEg
The small Sinner looked refiec.
tive: -=
well, mamma. she presently
sand, in solemn tones, | adess
200 had betfef pray" ~ q
Believing her suggestion q
wise one, enibodying about all
the wisddm ofshe. entire affair.
acted upen it, Returning to fny
occupatidW alter our session haf
adjourned, the first thing that
caught my attention was SCRAP
of old newspapers, containing
this sentence: =, al 6r *.
He who through intention or
neglect throws.bef another q
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-06-12
Spring Pigs.

No stock on the farm are more
inclined to roam r,tlan sthe few
weeks old pigs, who.find out the
smallest crevice in Il fence, and
break out into the fields, front
yards, gardens, in squads, bent
on mischief, and giving infinite
trouble, and 6ftentimes causing
considerable damage. Many far
mefs deem it the best course to
let them roam, thinking thereby
is gained in the way of food, and
perhaps hardness If Ne were
breeding pigs for races, and wan
ted hard muscle and tough nerve
this practice would be. 'cpmmen
dable. But if sleek. plump con :
tented porkers are othe, object,
then closer confinement is far
better. Until a pig is. nearly.or
quite three months old, he is bet
ter off is he be restricted to ae6m-
Portable pen and yard. We say.
comfortable enclosure, because
that condition is certainly quite
essential to his health and thrift.
1t should be dry sheltered and
not too confined. We venture
to say that a litter Of pigs thus
confined will when three years
old, weigh ! more ,thahgif left to
run meantime. And in both
cases they shall have consumed
the same food. Besides, they
will have more quietdispositions.
At this. period OF when weaned,
we would let them in a clover
lot, supplying other food in abun-
dance; and,i convenient,let them
CLEAN the stubbles and orchard
after harvest. Then should 60
into the pen for final fattening if
that is to be their fate.-Ameri-
can Rural Home.
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|sdueslect q cough. Sotiiiss is more cer-
taiu'1s lay NE rpiaiion for iHtpre eytl canss-
wells Carb0llC. YablGtS' |!

tory Organs, Sore Throa. Colds, Group, piph-
iberia, a kf,jaa. Ca2arrti, Hoaaseness, Drynes,
Of the Throat, windRipe. OF. Bronchial Tnbes
and all Diseases of tfe-EnnsS.
q In all cases offs hidden cold, @howeyer taken
these TABLETS should be promptly and free
" used. They equaliLc the circulation OF the
blood -.Ihitigate eiieseyerity OF the attack, and
will, in q vlary short time, restore ihealtfiy nc
ton TO the afcrted organs.
!, Wells Carbolic Tablets are put up in
blue boxes. Take no substitutes. ~ lbey can't
-be'fonnd ut your druggistr.- end at nice to the
Agent IN -ys,q J'ork;, who will forward them by
rettii.p mail. a.. -@ -ti-' Ills S4'itF
2 Rep'tbe deceived by limitations o.
Sold by druggists. Price 25 cents ! box
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MYTH tts Eisemy astenaants. low
e,nis.iens, loss sr semen. spsrms-
eorrh9a, less OF power, dixzy head,
lose eg memerys and threatened Ina
Poeence- ard imhssllity, md = sexss-
OfATMIC srECIFIC, Ne. TWENTY
EIGHT. THIS SOVEREIGN REMEDY tones
up the system, arrests the discharges, and In
r6rts vieur and energy, life and vitality 10 the
entire man. They have cured thousands of case-.
Price, Ss per package Of nve boxes and large s.
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cases, or u per sinsie box SOLD BY ALL Drug
2sfa snd selt By mail on receipt of pIice Address
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:
FLUID EXTRACT o Bu.c 4 u,
e.s and d0s has sasea eSeIY es,e Of psSstes IN
which It las been giyetr. lrptstton of the Neck
Of the Bia ddsr and inflammation OF the Kidneys.
Ulceratipu tthe Kidneys and bladder, Retsn-
ton Of Urine, Diseases Of the Prostate Gland:
stonein ths Bladder. Gravel. Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky Discharges, ana for I'm:
feehed apd lJelieate Constitutions Of both sexes,
sttended with the following symptoms: Loss
Of Power. LSss q Memory. DifseuitS Of Breath Nh
B6Gk, Flushing ofthe Bod, Eruptiorfoa the Psce,
Pallid Countensnee, Lsssisude ofthe srtem, ste.
Used BY persons in the decline or change Of
life; alter confinement or labor paina, bed-wet-
In many afiectcns peculiar to ladies, the Ex-
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As in Chlorosis or Retsndon. IrreRulexity, Pain
liberated or schirrus state Of the pterge, Leu
eorrh9e or Whites, sterihty, snc for al coEn-
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extensively Ivy the most eminent Physicians ind
hidwi.es ior entesbiea land and deii;ate eonstrtu'
.lEARNEYsS. EXTRACT I8UCHU,
} GBTes Diseases Arising from Ln,prudeaess.
sBits Of Diss;patiol Etc., III al their stages, ST
little expense, ii-ts or no change In diet, no in
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quent desire, and ewes strerefh TO Urinatf,
thereby removing Distractions, Preventing and
Curing Stiictur.s OF the UrethTa, AllayiDg Pain
and Inaan1nation, 50 sotrequeItinthisci7sso Of No.
'essss, aha -kpeiti,f; ul Pdi7onousgnasscr, .
1AE1RNEY'S EXTRACT BCCAJ,
SlO6p pee bottle or six hotties for 5U0, delivered
10 any adklress, SCENE nonsobseIvstion- cold by
s.rsS Sytg yhsIs * r1egareS PET by
to whom sll letters tor information should be
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S.T u! lT51tic
The public. debt decreased
s., ,525,2s2 during the past
month. aotat1i .-a4t
Governor Dix on Saturday sign
ed the Civil Damages liquor sell
ling bill. sialofsusnJ
Hon. Joseph Howe Governor of
Nova Scocia, died at the Govern
ment House on Sunday, aged
sixty-eight. e'-'' -'' ~
At wooden weddings, in Mon
tano, clubs, are among the gifts
to the married pair .ors 800
What is the difference between
a tenant and the son of widow
The one has to pay rents, and the
other has not two parents. JtJ
Two children died lately at
Medina, Texas, from drinking
water from a we'll in which a
large quantity Of grasshoppers
We're accumulated.
A farmer living seven miles
west of Fulton, Miss, has a SOW
that had nineteen pigs al one
farrowing, short time since.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-06-12

That Pale, yslloi, Siekly .iaokingJ Skin
IS changed to one OF freshness and health.
Those DfseNses OF the skin, Pfmples.
Pustules, Blotehes and Erupfl0ns are
removed. SerOfufa, ScrOfbloas Diseases
S,a 81 es es, M1ts En- 1ens; T,;,o Tsef raesdix
qwindle and disappear under its influence.
, In fact 1t will do You more good, and cure
preparations combined. Wat d re- It is na-
I tdreSovn restorer, A soluble oxyd OF iron
sombiged with the medicinsl properties OF
ties It will care any Chronsc or IslS-
standing, snieea&e whose real or direct
causeis bod b1ood. Rheuu1afism. PAINS
In LimbSor, Bsnes, yConstit afiana bro,
ken down by AfercuriaI or other poisons,
are all cured byit. For ByphiIis, orlSyphi-
Iific taint, there ID nothing equal 10 Ii. A
CanOK's saass M eaSSs eSSMroixisss ~ skssSf S OF Of
PONE ROOF.
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A. NEW BOOK

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81 ID ieii1 s1n A dressing
! ! ! : : : : !. :
la2 4 u mstli which is at
ait 81 ss9I Sbnce agreea-
iauoble, healthy,
~ and effectuaf
IXa> for spreserv-
~ ing the hair
Oh SNrSg ~ to its original
color, yith the gloss and freshness Of
youth. Thin hair j. thickened, fall
inghair checked, and badness often,
though not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are destroyed, or
the glands strophied and decayed;
but such as remain can be saved by
this application, and stimulated into
activity, so that new growth of
hair is produced. Instead of fouhng
the hair with a pssty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous Its
occasional use will present the hair
'6iom turning gray or falling off
oahd consequently prevent badness.
The restoration of vitality it gives
80 the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation of dandrufE which is
o often so uncleanly and offensive.
Free from those ldeleterious sub
, stances which make some prepara-
tions dangerous, and injurious to the
4 hair, the Vigor can only benefit, but
not harm it. If wanted merely for
d a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can be found so desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, it does not
7 soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long, on the hair, giving il a rich,
glossy lustre, and n grateful perfume.
e Prepared by Or. }. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists
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