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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-10-16
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-10-16
A Simple Group Preventive,

A Simple Group Preventive.
Take a piece of black silk
two or three inches wide; sew
it round the child's neck, let
him wear it constantly chang
ing when it becomes much
worn and thin. Our little one
who was always subject to the
Group has never been troubled
in that way since we used the
silk. Although many a night
he has gone to his crib so
hoarse he could hardly speak
Try it mothers! 1t certainly
will do no harm il it does no
good, you had better have your
little ones cased in black silk
than see them suffering by that
fell destroyer, croup.-SeLecte d
, 1873-09-14
The Roy Who Peppcred tho Nostrila
OF 1900 People.

or HsuOO FcOplcs
From ths Jantsui!Ie tFis.> Gazttte, Sept. :.
given no respite to the tortured spirit Of George
Kuss found an aperture for Wholesale exit in tilo
numorously attended party ut tho Harris works
on Friday night Aftor long and pationt watch
inE, his oxpcctant vision took in the grand OPP
portunity to relieve himseH at one fol- BWoop Of
tho overburdenel deRiro to infliot his miBche7ous
Ingenuity upon his follow croaturos and achieve
that sudden distinction which comes to those who
enter with the true spirit Of energy upon
tho consummation OF well laid plans. On
Friday afternoon George purchased quarter Of
pound Of cayenne pepper and placed It safely
IL his outsido pocket. That night he attended
the party. He had no invitation, but George
stands not upon the couventionAlities Of that
society which refuses him recognition. He had
business there and ho wont. Cautiously he en-
tered tue crowded. room, threading his way hero
forwards. backwards, and ss he progressed in
hiB travea tho quarter OF pound Of cayenne
pepper which LIE had bought In the af-
shapes upon tlo door door Of tho room.
Then deorgs withdrew to q retired corr
nor and enjoyed tho snoeziug aud excited re-
marks Of hts two thousand victims. ue went
have been 90 st!l had not Marshal Crotzonberg
pulled lin from under tho sidewalk on North
Main atreet last Saturday afternoon and taken
him to jail. This morning he NaB brought into
the presence OF Justice Smith to answcr to .
criminal charge, and tho upshot Of the atfair il
tint he is sentenced to forty days in jail and .
fno Of S14.90. This sontence iB severe one,
but the otfanse giyen perhaps moro In spirit
Of mischief than malice. mas OF IN aggravated
nature, aud George must furnish tho example
for scoros OF othor boya who are rlpo for juut
6uch fun.
, 1873-09-14

for he belongs to all nations. Flo
told mo, Ia bis brokon English, TINT hls
American pnptls noro yory lnduntrtous and worry
Aonal elm. fear. Dr. psrkoa nliia address, said
Of Vfrchow, "Ho 11aa touched pathology Mt all
points, and never Without sdorning It," Dy Ills
TIE RENOWNED 1.Ernn1or1.
: worry MISUNDERSTANDING roraon. having moro
Of tho italian than the Goiman typo VI form
md foaturo. Time would fail mo to deacribe
ovon tho oyes and nosos Of
THE uELEDn1TIEa
It waa my good fortune to 1noot At this elegant
reception Sir William ferguson. Jennor (who
saved tho life Of the Prince Of Walea), pagot,
Donlam Bennett, Spencer Wells, Graily How
it, DR.. Q,ain, aud soorcs of othora of world
Invited me- to q gnsdon-party at hin country-neat.
doldsre Hill, Hampstead. Tho ,placo is un-
usually interesting: A greon, unduletfng turf i;
rs Of; yiow Of Windsor Castle and tho aur-
rounding hills but, boss OF al. it was tho old
home Of David Garrick. Horo 1net
OLD DE-. wEN1En,
the author Of "Onriosittos in Civilization" He
his profession in Amorica in that a physician
might be literary aud still not 1oao casio. uoro
man Ia almoat ruined professionally II ho Mt
tenptg anything outside Of hia profession; for
example, he can not be 10th physician and poet;
man does In any other direction muBt be eub-
traotod from tho Quality Of his professional
work. Ho said, too, ho Was radical IN
9Son a sa s9a p0fs fion but ho b9Sysa hsreS.l9 IN
Presidency, theroby avoiding great agitation.
told him, Ii l.e wore to como to Amorica he
would doubtless find himBof A. Conservative
Conservative, thore IL auch diforonco between
Radical. think tho frat experience Of a preel-
dontInl caunaten would aond the English nadi-
, 1873-09-14

sails dropped with a rattle. Tho yac!ltamnn,
oppressed With load Of aorrowB, atarel eloonIy.
II aoeu,ud as II tho lamp OF his happiness Ind
gono out. 10 could not ohcor, he could not bs
glad, true, hf8 yacht Ind won, but yot stlo hnd
won for another nun. Ills occupation was gonox
1Ie uks no longer sailor. lilo whs bopkworn>
11o cnst m ationa glanco onco moro upon Ills
nnrtyalcd boat ne gavo n violent start; Thon,
into h1n yawl. aud, shipping tho onrs lilo light
bawlsd.
Tint is not Fondor's sister. It's Nannio!" :,
=, Townsend laughed, aud callod Polly to look ~
Nannio waa waiting for him. blusfing like a,
rose. 1!o lcapod abuard, and, spoochlcsaly aoiz-
ing hcr M bands dros her to the othcr aldo of tho
1lo htammcsod through Two or t[roo oxplana,
tons. and allo, Nlth ecant articulation. detailed
tho default Of Fondor, md her aoaroh for tho
drnnkon SAILORS, and her 'is,lrration in "y--1
yoNr" absence Of tho command Of tho DnpEno.1
It was therefore clear to tho yacltanon that tho
boat WAS Btiil his, aud TINT tho Von Bcl,oonloyop
Cup was still h!H, and that tho loyollost Of al
women wnB still his.
1Io was overcome by this GLOWING flood, and
was felploHs. Eo could only sigh aud look into
hor eyes. :,
40 George, that I should ovor hare thought
that yon woro doing wfong!' bho Tailored (
ALI: Polly malo mo so ashamed, 10 sorry-so
rs,'y aorry. I was very much orunhotl, George :
II ]ongoa to find youi I hoped tLet YOU
would como 30 that might any that ne must
know how mitch you woro to mo. thought
for lttlo whilo that wo could separate as
stranrcrs separate; but nj, TINT dreadful
1ouollaoBs that ca1no over mo! All was so
blRck-so wrotcllol! But" (loro sho put
littlo moro silvor into her tono), stunt ns tho
worst Of it, tho sailing -master cano With hia
loloful story. Alld--but you know the rest,
George. All, who could hnvo been glal1oi
than was this morning when VIC forged past
tho retral, Just aftor ne rounded the ,cd buoy
| aud started down through tho Old Chnnnoi! l
was q little ILL think at first tho Captain
sad I locked whito just whom sho struck the
swellg In tho open--Rnd-and guess being aick
mado mo littlo cloarcr-llcaded, George. por-
haps wo can yacht for three months and bo
great III tlo other nine, can't wo7 Speak
onco, little, rery little, harun-acarum, won't
you?
doorge b1ooncd. ALBERT Webster, Jr.
, 1873-09-14
A NEW "PlLGRlMS OF THE RHINE.n

Three pilgrims, toi}lng up tho Rhine,
Wore tain to taato each kind Of wine
In honor Of tha vino.
And 10 through viues and vs'leys, wandering up,
They talked and walkod Aul stopped to sup,
And wrote their vlsioua Of tho cup.
First to thee, oh, lnglcheimor,
We pay our vowa. by way Of primer,
And-wash thea down with Kudsshaimsr.
Then AfmanshAuxes'a ruby rcd.
Three bottle. to their CORY bed
We lower down among the deal!
Wine Of my heart, old A7enthalcr,
Had q sweetheart would cAll her
Aftur tleo, thou sout-anthralcf.
Then, spar1ling top.z, gay uocfheimc-,
Pungent, Witty, old brain-climber,
And right hand Of tho rhymor.
Oh! Neblrnumilch, thou draught divinel
Dlast sucklo this, old Fathur Rhiue?
Or wort thyao1 tho father mother Of the v1ne7
MArcobrunner, ovor for thec,
vino Of the "ancient cnv1lrio,"
I'll break lance with any foo thsre 10.
Oh smiling valley Of tho Bscarac!
How talc and story taxa us back
Along Ti,ne'a legendary track,
Whero Bishops, abbots, friars, priests,
0'er thy fair wincs nt joyoua feaetr,
Kept VOWS Of abBtilonce from 1esh OF besstst
NisrateinarborR. blcst is TINT human throttle
Whose thirat il qucnclea by ouo full bottle
OF thy ethortal and delicious tottlei
Jolly, genial, dry Msrtgraror, ..
How dust thou change the tlullest qustfer
Into sturdy, honest laugherl
JohAnn1sberg, 'twere right to tw5no
A wreath for thee from every vino
That grows, thou nectar 1sohber Of tho Rhine"!
gixtscn wincs in eleven days,
Theae proclaim the pi1grltn,a prAise
Bettet than tho poets lays.
Which suits this rhymer best7
Give mo but Ingloheiiner aud the rest;
Why nines, Like kissea, 60 by test!
But, ah, the Bur, how 1erco he thrown his
Hays, and burns thoso pilgrims noses
To tie ripe, rich, ruby rcd Of Rhenish roscsl
-...-. PAUL MAnI1NpALK.
, 1873-09-14

nnbD nnb' Ves. You know TINT old ronaer has
ham NJ no for vnar to saIl him tho Danhna.
and ha tessad ma again yostoTdny. Ind Iittlo
t1,onnht M ~ toino Il nnt;l Nennis ,nnko I'm int
ahe Vas "a clear about II. and lad It 40 much ut
hsert and therc wsa M rrn,,nd left for ma to
stnma pnon. I1non NV voni, / fenl TuiIty at
cyen sittinr hero md ,taTjnr 1t tho boatH. I
ennnoac nnrht In hc IooI;nr sstar nv nloou-
t.nrnt nt lila yorv ,norcnf
vour vac1,t a n Ionier IL ~ i ~' ''N - '''A'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Judgment Of the Public. -Doctors dis
agree. Each school Of medicine has It's e"n
theories, and as these theories differ widely. Il
is clear that few. II any Of them. can be right.
But il medical men cannot agree upen any
theory or system Of practice. the public find no
difficulty in agreeing as to notorious matters oil
fact. For instance. they have observed for
many years that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
uniformly cure dyspepsia, constipation. rheu-
matism, biliousness, nervous debility, and
many other diseases which the prescriptions
of the pharmacsp@ia do not and cannot cure I;
and they know therefore that there can be no
mistake about it. On this point they are firm
and positive. They take their stand on incon-
troyertible facts. and they state to one another
verbally. and sometimes by letter. what they
knew about relieving and preventing sickness
with the standard vegetable tonic and altera-
tive Of America.
Here, then, the invalid has guarantee Of
value that can be relied upon, viz: the sober
judgment of the public. After twenty years
of observation and reflection, the American
people pronounce HOstetter's Bitters the best
invigofatinE and regulating medicine at their
command, and give evidence Of the faith that
is in them BY purchasing more of it than Of
any other advertised medicine manufactured
on this continent. A large number Of physi-
clans, too. however much they may differ on
other points in therapeutics. admit the extra
ordinary merits of the Bitters as tonic and
Alternative, and recommend 1t as a preventive
Of malarious diseases. and as a remedy in in
termittent and remittent fevers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-03

II brother errs, be not the 6rst 10
shuu him. II a brother falls into bad
habits and evil wars, DO not tho frat, by
cold neglect or active means, 10 accel'
crate his fall. Hold him up. rather; Gu
courage him; stimulate him 10 exerlioni
encourage him 10 fight maniully the
good fight against the temptations, the
vaniiies, the follies Of this world 10
which our natures are 30 prone; aud
finally, IL he Is conquered in the tight,
and leaves for the other world while UNI
der a cloud and in disgrace, remember
that our Savior in his great mercy,
recognized our weakness, taught as to
pray that we might not be led into
temptation, and throw over the fallen
brother the broad mantle Of charity; the
white mantle he strove to wear worthily,
but could not for wantof strength, marked
with the cross he was too weak 70
carry. This is charity. To court the
great and powerful, TO attend the funeral
Of the rich and good man, 70 place over
his grave the monumental elhgy, il not
charity. The profane do such things.
When we carry TO the grave the poor
brother who left not the wherewith 10
bury him, and place above the lonely
mound the simple maidstone, that head
stone becomes the monument not TO the
dead, but monument Of living charity.
In these acts Of charity, fear not the
opinion Of the profane rabble, ever re.
membering that the people demanded
the death Of the Savior. and that he
whose death they demanded has the
power, and will reward that charity
which he taught was the greatest Of vir-
tues. -Benamin Dean.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-03
1fAsOxIC DIRECTORY.

LoDGKs. ="
e,orvr MFNPHis, No. lls-meets "a Friday
u eceb mopth-hall corner Madison and Sec
nd Ben, X. Pullen. W. NJ; A. -. WI heller,
Secretary.
Axayrnx1. No. 16s-mests LIST Monday in
.-srv month. at Odd felloWs' Hall, corner
gourt and Main. Q. q. Locke, W. M; b.
Richmond, Secretary.
LEILA soorr, No. 2se-meeh LIST Thursday
~ each month--hall corner Madison and Sec
eond. A. F. Davis. W. M; L. Goldsmith
Secretary.
Drsoro. No. 2se-meets Sd Friday. Of zach
month Odd Fellows Hall. Bun. Z. Price,
VIM; Il. W. Shelton. Secretary.
K1t.wrNEING, No. 3n-meets 18th Friday OF
zach month-at South Memphis Hall. corner
az Madison and Second. Richard Creighton,
w, M; Louis CEapski. Secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
PENN CHAPTER, No. 2-meets % Monday Of
each month-0dd Fellows Hall, q u. Locke,
M. X. II. p; A. j. Wheeler, Secretary; M,
MEMPHIs CHAPTER, No. 95-meets at Odd
FeIloWs' Hall, Sd Monday OF each month: W.
s. Matthews. M. L. IL. P; John W. Ward
Secretary.
R. AND 8. n.
EuRRKA COUNCIL, No. 6-meets Sd Thurs
dav of each month-0dd Fellows' Hall. q
Heder, Tn. ILL.,; G. ii. Myers. Rec.
TKMPLARs. N
CYRKSE CoMuAYDKRY. No. 4-meets lth Mon
day ofleach month. Geo. Mellersh. CON-. T.
]. Barchus, Rec.
CALVARY CHAPTER OF RosE CRoIx, 18th. No
1. Charles w. Adams. sd. M. W.; Ii.
Tomlinson, SD. &c.,.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-03

Minnesota is now about to prohibit
the crossing Of highways at grade by
telegraph wires, they trip horses so be-
fore the sleighing gets well worn down.
One sad case is reported Of the little
boy, Billy Bumper, who was sliding on
his diverse, on the morning after fall
of snow, when the wire, coming across
his open mouth, split him like Var
mouth bloater or Dlgby herring, from
head to feot, and left his upper aud
neither half as irreparably sundered as
though they had been parts OF a dry
biscuit after voyage; that little boy 5
sled pursued its lonesome way TO the
foot OF the hill, a mute though touching
witness to the perils Of telegraph wires
at grade in country where snow rises
as fast as il falls.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-03
Thursday, 18th day Of iarGh, 1873
MEDICAL.
CANCERS

A RE permanently curedby Dr. W. c. COU-
n DEN. Of Louisville. From hundreds OF
cures n few well-kn0wn naues are seiectedi }
which can be easily ADDRESSED: hey o. "
Mitchell, Jackson, Tenn; cured, 1873: X
Trotier. Prospect. Gilcs co, lem; cured, 1870.
II w Smith, Carriers creek, Maury 60, Tenn;
cured. 1872 James Modatt Troy, Obion co,
Tenn cured. 1855. Mrs W 6 Beall. Branden-
burg. Ky; cured. 1871. Il n Gage. grocer,
Main 20. cured. 1872. Mrs birdsey Mchnifht,
carpet store. Main st; cured. 1853. 7 @ Baird /,
fulton Station. Fulton co. Ky. cured, ISL
james Austin. Goshen. oldham 60. ny;
cured. $50 Peter jerks, ice dealer, Iven-
ticth and Walnut -. cured. is6. Mrf Lewis.
cured, Rocky Hill Station, ~. Mrs yemima
scott. Of Ge0rrctoun. ny. aunt % Col Jilsqn
Johnson. proprietor " the Gait House LouiE-
Vile, Ky. The Doctor alfo refers 10 Rev A 7
Spaldinf. Atlanta. Ca.
b. si1ressinr b.. W. G. COUDEN. No. a
Wet Iefcfrun street. L1uifriIle. ny, copies
on BIZ Journal" can be oblalned, free q
chargc. swing mgce 81 treatment and large
let q casel cured III u
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Ancient order Of Druids.

TEEKEssEE Grove. No. ], U. A. o. D.
meets at tho Druid Hall, Nc. 81 South Court
street, on the LIST and Sd Tuesday evenings in
each month. j. s.. Heiligers,. N. A.; j..
tary; John L. EichtaFg, Treasurer.
MEMPHIS GROVE, No. 2-meets at the Druid
Hall, 81 Court street. every Thursday evening.
Mm. NJ. Loeb. N. A.; Ii. 0ertel, v. A.. j.
p. Shide, Secretary; Barney Gray, Treasurer.
CLEANTHE 0ROvE, No. 3-meets at the Druid
Hall, 81 Court street, en- the lst and Sd Mon
day evenings in each month. A. y, Davis.
MA; George W. Baxter. v. A.; NJ. Bren,
Secretary; Martin Cohen. Treasurer.
COHCORDIk B. A. CHAPTER, No. l-meets at
the Druid Hall, on the ID and eth Tuesday
evenings IN each month. J. DeehleF. X. 3. A. (;
A. HitEfeld. Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-03

Total. 1000 GINS. all Cash.

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MEDICAL


VIE GREAT SO u TIL E X N
remedy for the cure OF Scro.
fule, Scrofulous faint, Rheume.
tism, White Swelling, Gout,
Goitre, Consumption, Bronchi-
It's, Nervous Debility and all dis
eases arising from an impure con-
ditiOn Of the Blood.
The merits sfthis valuable prepar-
siion are 90 wellknown that passing
notice 10 but necessary 70 remind the
feadcFs Of this Journal ofthe necessl-
ty Of alwsys having q bottle Of this
bnedielne among theiE stock Of iamiiy
lnsccssitlos.
cenileaies can be presented from
many leading Physicians, Ministers.
and h,lads o families throughout the
South, endorsing In the highest terms
fi.e FLUID Esfrad II koaad0iis.
Ia. n. Wfison Carr Of Baltimore
says che has used Il In cases Of ecroi-
uia and other diseases with mech sat-
Dr.T. @. Push 81 Bslimore, re
commendS ~ 20 al persons suffering
Win uItNANIu nlu.uf hAIluk - - -
Perios 10 any preparation he has ever
Rsv Dabnsy IIall Of the Balti-
lmore NJ. N. conference South says be
has beenso much benefited BY its use
that he checrfully fecommends IL 10
An hia frlonds and acquainiances.
eraven a CO., Dfliggisis, ~ Cor
Idonavllle. Va. aay u never has tailed
no give fatsiacti1n-
ism'f Il. 1leEadden. Muflfees-
lkoro. Teunc1lno, sayo A. cured him Of
lphe.m.fI~ro VIXEN ~ else ialled.
po~.d1iI1 i noi asecreiqusck prep.
grafton IL Ingredients are published
~ eecrv paffane. show u % your
PhYslclln and b viii tel yel " !.
lcdnposed offbc strongest alier.liFe.
lfh1f stisf, and Il 90 erceucnt BLOOD
IprlIasr. nld car space admit ~
irsnlf give you tcliim onia - ifpm
lsrrrr SAFE IN he 6outh and bon
lpe-1tns known o. every nan, woman
~ CHA eifhsr personAiif ofoyreP-
ssssl.iis q sold BY al Druggists
CLEMENTS q Co.,
Bltrin0nn, Sole PrsFrisfors.
JOHN y. HENRY.
No. CouEsE PLacE,
~ ~ Ezds,ah Agas
.rrf-s,f dtH
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Attachmen4NOlice.

Dick Harris, 1BefFe P M. Winters,
VS., = Justce Dt the fehce
FL. Pledge. J fos seBy county.
TN THE ABOVE NAMP SIT AFFIDA-
Il Wit for attachment havik ben made under
section 1856 Of the Code of1enhessee. that the
defendant. +. L. Pledge,is NONRESIDENT OF the
State of Tennessee, or is abst TO remove, or mas
removed himself or propeY from the e state, or
has removed or is removit out OF the county
privately, or eonceals his foperty SO that the
ordinary process Of law canot be served upon
him, or has absconded, is abScondlng or
cencealing himself OF priority, or has fraud
ulently disposed of or Is abut fraudulently to
dispose Of his property, IA that he is justly
indebted TO the plaintiff 1 the sum Of SS1 %,
due by account for WIKI, etc., and that
the same is just and dud it is therefore or.
dered that the defendantlppear before me az
my office, No, 40 North CdEt st., in the city Of
Memphis, Tennessee, oil Friday, the 28th
day of March, A. D. 73, at III o'clock
a. IN ., and defend this sd, OF the same viii
be proceeded with ex pa1; and that copy
of this notice be publisht olee a week, Tor
four consecutive weeks, irlhe PUBLIC LEDGER.
This 2lst day of Februat l43.
149-155-6-l2 p. MNlYTEhS, ). r
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-03

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This plendid Hair Dye Is the - IN ~ ,roFld.
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless, re-
liable and instantaneous no Disappointment
no ridiculous tints or unpleasant odor. Rem
efies the IN Effects Of bad dyes and washes.
Produces IHNEDIAIEiY superb BLACK Oh ktr-
Az FrtufIFrt The genuine signed W. A.
Bairbelor. sold ~ al DruEgirts.
CHAS. BACHELOR,
ff-soa-rvi-sn prorrictor. M. II.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-03

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