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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-11-15

ALARGE number of valuable and use-
full household recipes are given in this
weeks N Practical Hints.',
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THE proverb ''Never put of tall yester-
day what you can do to-day" is beautiful
ly and tastefnny exemplifiedI by. the
school-boy who polished off his birthday
cake on the day of receipt.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-11-15

So The slush and snow with which we have
been blessed Tor the past two or three
days OF the present week have shown that
there are still left plenty OF sidewalks and
pavemsnts thst need repairing.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-11-15

On Monday last a man by the name of
Archer Chisholm got drunk at the depot
and had his pocket picked of twenty dol
| lars
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On Sunday evening next the usual SER
vices at the Congregational Church will
give place to Sunday School Concert, or
Bible service, in which the Sabbath
School will take part.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-11-15

WE understand that Professor o. G.
Pratt is Intending to shortly reopen his
Commercial College, in Moodey's Hall.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-11-15

FASHION notes for the fair sex-the new
ly introduced "Talma," should be avoided
by short daughters. 5is 6lFi- -,
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OUR thanks are due to several friends
in the east for copies of different papers.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-11-15

OUR dentist inconsistently asserts that
the teeth we eallscarious 3hecome 30 from
the absence of calcareous matter in our
ford 1Essts.sIsas - sRgxz So .Hi
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On! the snow, the beautiful snow! 1t
comes when it isn't wanted, you know
Over the housetops, over the street, over
the people who are all dead beat; coldiy,
drearily, drifting along; beautiful snow
you do great wrong. Isn't it strange that
you come when the banks have stopped
payment and we cannot get greenbaeks to
buy winter raiment? Isn't 1t strange that
you don't understand or reck, that very
few men can get cash for check? OH!
cold, cherries snow!3your appearance is
mourned as very .sbad co."
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-11-15

DURING the past few days the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company have been
engaged nputting In new line. extend
ing to Titusviile, and from there to all the
principal points throughout the oil regions
With its known energy and reliability, this
Company Is constantly extending It's fa.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-11-15

their first case of rapid emaciation as
atrophy to be proud of.
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sERvrcEs at the Disciple Church on next
Sunday evening will be conducted by Rev,
H. A. Hinsdale, President OF Hiram Col
leoe tEf glt4f Hf}tsst.
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A PUZZLE for the times--If the u m t,
put:-If the B pntting & 1t
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"No sun, no moon, no stars, no noon,
November" Which quotation proves
Tom Hood to have been humorist who
was able TO make fact subservient to fan
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REMEMBER the Concert to be given by
Professor Huber on the evening of the
N}th inst 3ti
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A GANG of Swedes left here the fore part
of the week, having finished their work on
P. & Y. II. R., for the pine regions in
Michigan. a.5a =9l.. 81 ss"l-I
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The WeekiYi Snn.-Eisht pages. siffy-six
columns. Only S1.0O year. No discounts
from this rate. q II - -,s 't4ss.4ts ai,,r
The Seln}.Weekly -SnB.-Sane size as
the Daily Sun. 200 year. A discount of 90
per cent. to clubs Of 10 or over. i,.g<f sirl3
The Daily Sum.--A large four-page news
paper OF twenty -eight cOlnmus. Daily circula-
'tion over1 10000. 9 All the news for 2 cents.
Subscription price 90 cents month, or Sc 90 a
year. To clubs of 10 or over, discount of go
per cent. Address,, Ids, .e-s.. - ,sI,-. : +
sfs. 1.-THE suN,'' NewlYsrk City.
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No BUSINESS of Importance was trans
acted at the Council meeting on Monday
| night. Claims aggregating $1940.9o were
pail.
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CAN s'Childs Hall'' be properly called 8
painesyiile Nursery?rh sss RS ..e.s.
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Fridag, November 7th.


James E Clough VS. Elisha Parish; mo-
tion of the Deft 20 Plff's amended petition
over-ruled; demurrer of Deft to PINS peti-
tion over-ruled. Deft has leave to answer
said amended petition, and cause con-
tinued. -,.-.s .s.ss eas@s zz-ss
William Hanson VS. Daniel Scranton;
continued.
Comarv vs. Henry Stevens; Dts mo-
ton to PlfFs petition over-ruled. Deft
has leave to answer and cause continued.
Vincent Phelps vs. Daniel S Chapman; !;
Deft has leave to answer and cause con-
tinued. n .''t =
Frederick d williams VS. Gilbert Curtis,
Jr., ct al: motion over ruled. Deft has
leave to file an answer, and this cause Is
continued. ,ssl
George w Steele vs. Merrick F Wilson ct
al; motion over-ruled. Deft granted leave
to answer and cause continued. ea
O d Benjamin VS. l. Dayton ct al; con
tinued.
lrhis report brings the list of cases dis
posed OF down to Friday of last week
but owing to lack of room, we are compel
led to omit until next:week, the balance OF
the report down to the present time
JOURNAL REP.
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IT'S sud but true that ladies' are the ruff
est people in the community.
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Among the changes that have been made
this fall, we notice that our friend E. r.
Hurlburt has left the store OF S. G. PAN
cost where he has been employed for some
time and is now engaged with B. Ehrlich,
at the New York Cheap Store, where he
will be pleased to see all of his old friends
at any time. Backed by one Of the largest
stocks of goods in the place Mr.. Huriburt
cannot fail in suiting the tastes OF any
who may visit him in his new quarters.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-11-15

-TTTTgIGU ITF FQf fE-o,TTTFE IT,
A Coffee Sugar, best 101zc per pound
Everything uniformly low.
123 \. LEE.
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ieTHE editor Of the Madison Gazette says
that it has recently been handed Late
Rose Potato, raised by NJ. b. Isham, which
btook two good sized lads to carry it into
the Office" The story would not be hard
Go equal could we place any dependence
upon telegrdphic reports. These latter.
have, however, come to be SO generally
considered as synonym for unreliability
and fattering exaggaration that one never
feels at liberty to quote from them.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-11-15

ADVERTISING is the soul of successful
business. I'D
ALMANAcs for 1874 have put in their ap-
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!. . . esfseY38 !!emo3G
COMMERCIAL.
|:l k!sss'TEssss ksTEsss ss.II I i E'sssV E'a's.sV

November l4s 1853.
The -four market is firm owing to light stock
on hand and more orders than can be filled i'm
meiiasely sss mifsefs sth hoat sthe gs61ntty.
Many mills .hayiaG shut dewu entirely or arei
only running for filling such orders as bring
the immediate cash. -
The grain market is more firm with slight
advances on wheat and corn. We do not revise
pur quotations, but are informed that choice
ldtA of %aseaty wotild MlHg s4A ahAfket1 n6wi
little more than regular paying price.
Old corn is a shade higher but not mneh
firmness is manifested as in the wheat market.
New corn docs not find buyer. :
Oats are steadylat last weeks prices.
Rs!SE vs. Sy sEf ss s ~. .s ssse ffn :.
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OF late Will C. Gray has added largely
to his stock or confectionery and now dis
plays, in tempting array, an assortment
than which It would be hard to find a more
attractive one, even in much larger places
than this. His stock embraces almost
every variety, of the finer qualities, in
cluding w. w. Holis's famous chocolate
caromels. Having purchased in large
quantities he has been enabled to buy at
low rates and is therefore prepared to sci!
to small dealers in surrounding towns, on
as advantageous terms as can be obtained
anywhere.
Mr.. S. T. LADD has resigned his Office OF
Director Of the County Infrmary. AS we
learn by his communication to the County
Commissioners, which we publish In an
other column. Mr.. Ladd has been led to
this step by reason of the action in voting
against the proposition to erect new In
Urinary buildings. Although we believe
that the county needs, and imperatively
needs, more commodious and omfortable
quarters for its poor, yet-we are sorry that
Mr.. Ladd came to regard the action OF the
people in deciding differently, as an in
| tended rebuke to those who advocated. the
scheme. We doubt il single voter, even
of those who voted in the negative, had
such intention or thought. Mr.. Ladd has
always been faithful officer and his res
ignatisn has been loss to the Board.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-11-15

BREAK IN SEWING MACHINE PRICES.-
Our readers will be interested to learn
that the FLoRENcE COMPANY haSe'fe-
sponded to the general call for Tower
prices for sewing machines and will
henQeforth sell their well-known and SUI
perior machines at a reduction of from 30
to 40 per cent. from former prices, 1al -
,TfHs PtkEsr ( ID sWRsfEsr Coh-LttSsEmk
OH is Hazard y Caswell's, made on the
sea shore, from fresh, selseted livers. by
CAswEII.s, HAZARD & Co., New York. 1t
is absolutely pure and speet. Patients
who have once taken it prefer 1t TO all
others. Physicians have decided it SUI
perior to any pfthe other oils ip markei.
4-1I
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ID 'o,4eDINaN7sEI3iR,.s

GAT CHIIaDSi HALL
To be Served from la to5 PM PRICE 90 cts.
Z Ia the Evenihg useful and ornamental articles
will be offered for sale, and Oysters, Ice, Cream
Conee and other refreshments will be Furnished
Admission in the evening. 10 cts
i@123-lS4-s = t..ly2 aitf''.-.i@.-f .-ft . ~ = =
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More and better goods for $1.0e tliapa
any time in the past Is years, at : = .-s4.i,
f''f 4LEE's.sn sn. t23
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Notice OF Attachment.

N. chambers Piaintiis, fSa cayendisS. asi2ls Jr
i; q Jenn Il. Porter, att- Painesvill to-.
Defendant Lake County. o
On the Goth day of October, 1873, said Justice
7issaed an order of attachment in the above ac-
tion for the sum of $10000
LAD ..ry,if ~ WM. G. CHAMBERS & son.
PAINEsvIELE. Noy. 8, 1878. l2s-l25
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~ GORGE MAsTER OF
" the Painesville Cornet Band. instructions
gfsen on all kinds Of Wind and Stringed Instrti-
mems. Music arranged for any number or kinds
q INSTRUMENTS Address r o. Box ss7, Paines-
vile Ohio. l04,
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A lasting occupation-the shoe-maker's.
-esY< ss-w ~
LIES MoDEs- s-PAkIsfENN Esl1F reita $snew
sign. e.
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\ ayofta seeingLshe 5iOaea Dollar goods
'''a-', s,s ,.Hea a, ~, .ees Drug Store. iss
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Mem Wanted!

A FEW more wanted at the Painesyilie
LA Nurseries during tie packing season.
$l.75 will be paid for good hands. t.. f...f
1t-l25-1 SToRRS. HARRISON & Co.
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REV J. a Youmans, pastor OF the
Methodist church here, is now in attend
ance at the conferences for this District,
being held at Cleveland. -'-1'
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GEORGE d. MCINTOSH.

j. MANSFIELD Il CO.,
Fine Clothing aud Furrisbipg sGapds. ss
Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio. Boys,
Come and see mel! s,-f r-fag, 122-135
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~M1-az ~ s1s4fzs=r< A.rs assaf,
MONETARY.

GoE3eEfsf f3 sE NssanhsfB. i. 1873. a q
There is nothing new in financial circles. The
demand for currency is active, but banks are
pAffiaify a9ie, to respond ana the situation is
Comparatively com mfessahaes s. deposits have been
fairly sSustainedD Eastern exchange is close
With active call. - A"0 :" !.
- Phe following abfe..showsAthe closing price $
nSf4 Ah@ selfihe nf cdaD1nd aGoFerfahent
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ALTHOUGH. in hop-raising sections of
the country, the hop season is now over,
yet with us the hop season is just about
commencing.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


r y. PRATT, DEALER IN ALL KINDS
- OF Musical Instruments, Sheet Music, ETC.,
Main street. Painesville. Ohio. 1855
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Court OF Common Pleas

The November term of the Court of
Common Pleas for Lake County convened
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DEAR TREES FOX THE MILLION.
Il Largest Stock in the west: fine assort-
ment; extra quality, Packed to go safely any
distance Satisfaction guaranteed, Prices low
by hundred or thousand. 4 full assortment of
other Trees, shrubs, Plants, etc. illustrated
Catalogue mailed free toapplicants. r. G. HAN
FORD. Columbus Nurseries, Columbus Ohio III
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OF EprcATIoS.
LOCAL TIME r4BLEs-

LOCAL TIME EABLEs- sls Q
!, 1850 POSTOFFICE.lti ltiif - ~ =
u -.-tstra ~ OFFICE HOURS t7-l- 7l-si
From 71{ A. NJ. TOT P. NJ; Sundays, ie NJ to 2. NJ
NAILS DEPART 81, ..r4 aaE
oo,no E.stg Ill s:51 p N. and 1e so p. n
Going West, 6:So a. nj. ana Ss S:so 3 =.
Cleveland, Especially a lz:n "a
Chardcn, = % NJ
NAILS ARRivE: 1-.-
rrou, East. 6:2s A. NJ. and SIG p. n
From West, 3:5l "A. M.ahu ~ ~ q. ~
Cleveland Especially, - ES 20 r ~
Middlefeld Tuesdays and Fridays, S'Oo +. M
& Letters should be left at the rostofiee ONE
HOUR BEFORE MAILS DEPART.
Letters will be ready for delivery, ONE n ALI
HOUR after trains arrive, except mails received
at night, which will be delivered next morning.
~ Letters placed in the Outside Letter BOX
p mn TO O'Clock z. NJ. will be sent by the night
M mpa;is - - j. f. SCOFIELD. p. M
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CGEyElAND oMAnKET.y.

%. .CLEyELAND. November u, 1873. j
soE The markets. quiet and prices steady
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Enwanger 4 Barry offer to Planters and Deal
ers the largest and most complete stock in the
country of .i4r,r . f-- .--,.1 a.... -
Standard and Dwarf Fruit Trees, .--..- 80.
Grape Vines, Small Fruits,
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, EvergreenS, H
New and Rare Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
New and Rare Green and Hot House Plants.
BulbouS FloWering Roots. -.4 .- -.
Small parceis forwarded by mail when desired.
Prompt attention to all inquiries -Fl .ui-
Descriptiye and Illustrated Price Catalogue
sent prepaid, on receipt of stamps, as follows: .s
sN0.1--flalits, 1oe, Ne. s--Ornamental Treas,
Mc. No. aforementioned, lec., No. 4--W holesaae
Gust pubiished.l Free. No. 5-Bulbs, Free. Ad-
dress, ELLW ANGER 4 BARRY,
~ Mt Hope Nurseries, Rochester, y.
Estab'd lSlo.s 7lslSsT,'Ts = ,'si ' III
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LOCAL ITEMS.

..,li .lE.a 0s -.iess f@s-8 5-9lf Z.
ooAi' ~ scarfe. 70 9tsS Toi
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New York Cheap Store /.

nEfs-Wc shah hereafter do CASH Business,
lnl woul,i tate that those asking for credit viii
positively 0 refused. b. EHsIlcR.
lcl -lSl-6ts
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Special Correspondents and gathered from
our Exchanges.
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cOUVTY oFFIcERs.

: BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS.
~ q Reards,ey. John Clegg, John w
Tyler. ..-..
Hold meetings for examination of teachers At
High School Building, Painesyille, on the last
Saturday in every month except July ana All
gust. at q O'Clock A. u.
: II. c. BEARDsLET, President.
JOHN W. TYLER. Clerk. fa4f.--5
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"AN1NG been East, and having failed IN
l. coming u terms With parties Who ,le-
sired to purchase my stock tas heretofore statetn
have sgRin renewed and replcnished my en-
tire stock, and have brought TO this market an
enormous stock of New Gossls OF latest styles and
will continue to sell Them n prices that csaaot
help but please. My Odd stock having been
nearly all disposed OF ,xe wish TO iaforni TIN,
public that our goods are all new and fresh and
Me shall at all times keep a go0i assortment ot
which will enable me tn inctcaSe my stock, hS,-
ing more room and iAeilities for storing and
shaving my goods. Also we are daily receiving
New Goods We would respectfully ssk all 10
call AMI zee our stock before purchasing else
where. NotUublc to show goods. if...5s f.r,e.
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on Monday the Srd inst. with Judge VI. c.
Garfield on the bench.
Immediately after the opening of the
Court the Grand Jury-composed of Dex-
ter Damon, Foreman, John Wells, Alonzo
Green, Benjamin Stewart, f. 5. Beiknap.
A. D. Cali, W. Durham, f. Lapham, ID. H.
Gray, Chester Palmer, f. Brown, w. C.
Bidweli, II. Gould, A. G.. Smith and John
House-were sworn and charged
During the day and also since that time
the following cases were disposed of:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25
ROoTsrOWN.

lCOffeSpon0ence.l
EDIroR Press Your paper comes
to US every week and is looked for
with eager eyes, and we think is high
ly appreciated by its many readers of
this quiet little burgh. But we are
not so quiet as you may think, or as
we heard a person remark, Rootstown
is dead. Oh, no. just visit our little
village one week and see for your
selves. Why, just think of it; we are
upon the point of petitioning for a
Court House and, perhaps, stone ed
ifice. Owing to the amount of busi-
ness in law matters. For the last six
weeks, the court of Oyer s. Terminer
has welded its scepter of justice in a
very stern manner; and we have now
two cases for this week. How is this.
Mr.. Editor? Ought we not to have a
new court house?
Our merchants, Greene 81 Spellman.
are doing heavy business, we should
Judge, by the fact of their buying the
splendid store house of Mr.. j. p. Pow
nall, which they contemplate occupy
ing next spring. We are out of slelgh-
ing just now. bat, like our dry goods
clerks, we expect some next week.
The Union School is Progressing
finely, under the supervision of Mr..
Byron Bogue, in the High School,and
Miss Mary Austin in the Primary
Department.
Deeming this sufficient for one
week we wish you merry christmas
and many happy new year.
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Git THIS OuT
It May Save Your Life

1t May Save Your Life.
There is no person LIVING but what
suffers more or less with Lung Dis
eases, Coughs. Colds or Consumption,
yet some would die rather than pay
rs cents for bottle of medicine that
would cure them. DIR. A. Boschee's
German Syrup has lately been Intro
duced in this country from Germany,
and its wondrous cures astonishes ev-
cry one that tries it. If. you doubt
what we say in print, cut this out and
take it to your Druggists, BELDING &
ARMSTRONG, and get sample bottle
free of charge, or regular size for 70
cents.
G. G. GREEN, Woodbury., NJ.
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Cancer of the Uterus Cured.

cancer Oh the uterus CuEe0s
1 being sufferer of the most ex.
erutiating misery for some time, ]
called in Professor Gross, and after .
thorough examination of my case, he
informed me that had Cancer of The
Uterus of the most malignant type,
and that cure was out of the ques-
ton. Being blessed with means, !
went to Europe in search of superior
skill. In England, Germany and
France, consulted the most eminent
physicians. They all told me that
there was no help for me, and there
fore / returned home to arrange nv
worldly matters and die.
After returned to New York, and
went to the hotel, l there met Mrs.
Colvin, from the neighborhood OF
Pittsburgh. She inquired what allied
me. / told her of my death-like dis
ease, as felt it was preying On my
vitals and death was certain. Mrs.
Colvin said she could tell me where /
could be cured, for she had been dis
eased, thirteen years ago, just as was
and had tried every doctor she could
hear of, but grew worse. She then
called on Doctor John Goucher-who
then lived in Pittsburgh, Pa, at I07
Fifth street, but had since removed to
Ravenna, Ohio, in consequence of his
failing health,-and the doctor cured
me sound and well, and l have been
well ever since. And she said, " Now
you go right TO him and he will surely
cure you." And did go, and when
l landed in Rayenna l enquired for
DIR. John Goucher. All asked me
what wanted of Atsa. and as would
tell them that / was sick and wanted
him to doctor me, such a'mess of low,
unprincipled slander would be poured
into my ears against the doctor, that
it made my blood run cold. But
had taken good care to get the doc
tors moral and professional character
from child up to the time I started
to Ravenna, Ohio, and therefore
knew that what was told me there
was not only false, but positive lies OF
the blackest character. But hadn't
have, taken the greatest of pains to
inform myself, those black calumnies
would have driven me nom the Doc
tors to-where2 To one of the most
dreadful deaths that poor, suffering
creature can linger in and die. Bat
thank God, | employed the worthy
man whose moral and professional
character stands to-day unsulIied by
the shameful tongues of his traducers.
and many Of those very persons may
see the day to be glad to beg for the
doctors superior skill.
Doctor j. GOucher, of Ravenna,
Ohio, continued to treat me, and now
am we'll, healthy woman.
MRs. AMELIA d. FISHER,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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IN srEaIoK1As1.

Alta special meeting of Unity Lodge
No. IL, F. Sc A. NJ, held at Ravenna,
Ohio, Dec. 18th, 1873, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed:
Forasmuch, as it hath pleased al.
mighty God in his wise providence,
to remove from our midst our late
Bro. Henry L. Day, for many years a
true and faithful member of our an.
cient order, therefore
ResOtved, That, while we bow In
humble submission to His will who
" dOeth all things well" we most deep.
ly sympathise with the widow. chill
dren and other relatives, of our de-
ceased brother, and commend them in
their sad bereavement, to the loving
kindness of Him who is 'sthe Father
of the fatherless, and who .sdefendeth
the cause OF the widow"
ResOlUed, That we will gratefully
cherish the memory of our brother,
and enshrine in our hearts a recoIIec-
tion of his deeds of benevolenee and
mercy.
ResolVed, That these resolutions be
published in the County papers, and
an attested copy be sent to the widow
of our deceased brother.
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