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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
GREAT INDUSTRIES
OF THE UNITED STATES.

1900 pages and 500 en0rGVia0s, printed IN
English and German Written bV % eminent
authors. iac,ufing John 3. Cough, Hon Leon
Que. EdigdTd BOtCtGHd. Rsr. E. EdIUin Hall,
Philip RiDE.B, Albert BTiSbdRe, Horace Gree
leB. f. e. Perkins. etc.. etc
This work is complete history ofall bran.
chesO Of Industry. processes OF manufacture,
etc, ID all ages II - a complete encyclO-
pedia of arts and manufactures, n Is the
most entertaining and valuable work Of
Information on subjects OF general interest
ever offered TO thu public. 1t is adapted to.
the wants Of the Merchant. Manufacturer,
Mechanic, Farmer. student and Inventor.
q sells 10 boil Old anu yOungO Of all classes.
The book Is sold hN agents, who are making.
large sales in all parts of the country II is
offered at a ow pttce, and Is the cheapest
book ever sold by subscription. No family
should be withOOt n copy. We INT Agents
in every town IN the United states and
no Agent can iaIi To do well with this book.
Our terms are Hneral. We give our agents
the exclusive right Of territory. One OF our
agents sold 1873 copies in eight days, anOth-
er sold So in two weeks Our sgsnttn Hart
ford sold 3g7 In one week.
Specimens Of the work sent to ag'ts on Ie-
ceipt of stamp. For circulars and terms to
agents address the Publishers
J. R-BURR & HYDE,
Hartford. Conn.,, or Chicago, III.
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My dear" said the sentimental
Mrs. Waddles, "home, you knOY, is
always the dearest spot on earth."-
We'll, yes" said the practical Mr..
Wsddles. ''it does cost -u0ut twice
IS much "a anEQtheyi Is graz @4 J
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VANDALIA
ROUTE WEST.
% NILES THE SHORTEST
TO ST. LOUIS.


Trains leave Indianapolis as follows
. On A n. PACIFIC EXPRESS, DAILY
S'GO Arrives at Greencas'le at ia :. NJ
Terre Haute at 5-J A. NJ, Efingham at $40
A. NJ, Nandalls at lois A. M, -, Louis at
Ito p. NJ. With Pullman sleeping Cars nom
New York. Columbus and Cincinnati. thro'
to II. Louis without change, connecting at
ST. Louis for the west.
D M A. H. ST LOTS EXPRESS,
OtOO Except sunday
Arrives At Greeucsstle at 1880 n. NJ, Ter
re Haute at ll.J A. NJ, Efingham at 400 p.
NJ, Nandslia at ) y p. NJ, st. Louis al $40
p. NJ. With elegant Parlor Cars. connecting
at st. Louis for all points West.
an P. n. EVANSVILLE NAIL,
Lou Except sunday
Arrives AT Greencastle at S.G6 T. NJ, Terra
Haute at 40 p. NJ Vincennes at us p. NJ,
Evansville at 9.5 p. NJ.
With Through Cars from Indianapolis to
NincenneS and Evansville without change.
q m p. y. MIGHT EXPRESS,
OsOO Except Sunday.)
Arrives at GreencaSile at 9,3f P. NJ, TeTre
Haute at LOU y. NJ, Efiugham at 230 A. NJ.
Nandalia at 81 A NJ, st. Louis al rs AN.
With Pullman Sleeping Cars from Louis
willie and indianapolis 10 81. Louis, cOnLec-
ting at st. Louis Tor all points West.
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GOLDEN GRAMS

GOLDEN GRAINS
Thou must be true myself
If thou The truth wOuldst teach ;
Thy soul must overflow, if thou
Another soul wOuldst reach:
It needs the OverflOwing heart
To give the lips full speech.
Think truly, and thy thought
Shall the worlds fame read
Speak truly, and thy word
Shall be a faithful seed:
Live truly, and thy life shall be
a great and noble creed.
Oriental Poetry.
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ESn gentleman of a mechani-
-i turn of mind, took OFF his gas
meter to repair it himself, and put it
~ again upside down. AT the end
Of the quarter it wss proved with
arithmetical correctness that the gas
company owed him eight dollars and
J ffty-seYen cents.
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JNO. R~pF expense Of II 8

JIfOs OPeAse OF This
%rSesng is only a quarter OF
Tone per cent. additional; and III as
seems quite certain, 1t proves praeti-
tiesble on.a large scale, this mode OF
coating ooarssr metals with finer viii
become universal, and find new and
larger applications. As an addition
70 the inside Of boilers its value will
begreat.
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FUNNY SIDE OF PHYSIC.

500 Pages, go ER0TdriRgS.
A startling expose OF Medical Humbzgs
OF the past aud present. II ventilases
Quacks, ImpOstOrs. Travelling Doctors.
Patent Medicine Vendors, Noted Female
Cheats, Fortune Tellers and Mediums, and,
gives interesting accounts of Noted Bhyst-
cians and Narratives OF their lives. II re-
veals startling secrets anJ instructs all how
to avoid the ills which flesh is heir TO. We.
give exclusive territory and liberal COM
missions. For circulars and terms address,
the publishers. ] K. BURR & HMDE..
Hartford, Conn. or Chicago, III.
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CARRIAGES ARD BUGaIE

49, - - -
Tnat he has ever exhibited and offered for
sale in this market. His stock consists Vi
FAMILY CARRIAGES and SLIDESEATS
Of various patterns. One horse Buggies ul
yearly every description, and all OF whicb
art OF the very latest and most approved
Eastern styles, which fOI q-4iity Of material
substantial workmanship and elegance oi
finish, cannot be surpassed by any other es-
Enlistment in the state. Having in. Suc-
ceSsful operation a STEAM ENGINE with
all the necessary machinery FOR manufactu-
ring his SpOkes, Hubs, Felces, and eysry-
thing that can be done a-dvantageously iy
machinery
Being a practical mccnAric. supsrlnteud.
Ing and overseeing ali the various branches
he is prepared 10 furnish "a Yehicle IN drsi
rate style. for less money than anv othsI
manufacturer IN the west.
Hacks. PeLlrTs Wagons. Coaches aud Baroarhe.
II not GA haE1. will be made 10 order, or
short Eniice.
~ Repairing. Trimming and PalntinEd don
With neatness and dispatch.
"a All work dom atmyf factory warranted
InauditiOD 10 the above, I am prepared 4
D1>h Carriage makers and others with tn,
Oest quality Of Turned SpOkes, Bent Rims
Bows, Shafts. Poles, Ssst-aTms, HubS. SC. a
Rs low prices as at any other establishment
Carriage-makers desiring TO furnish theil
1--WE timber, can get their SpOkes and Hub
urned on short notice. and at fair prices.
Iau. ,. lst +. X NISEL
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is ~unequalled by any known remedy. II
will eradicate. eXtiIpate and thoroughly
destroy all poisonous substances in the
Blood and viii effectuaily dispel all predis,
position to bilious arrangement.
Is there want OF action In Jour Liver anS
SPleeni Unless relieved the blood become.
impure by deleterious secretion, PRODUCING
scroful0us or skin diseases, Elutches, Felons
Pustules, Canker, PimpltS, &c, &c.
Have you c Dyspeptie Stomach Unless dt
gesiion is promptly aided the system is de-
billiated with poverty Of the Blood, Dropsi.
cal Tendency, General Weakness and in.
ertia.
Have you weakness Of the InteStinesl You
are In danger Of Chronic DiarThoea OF In
famRtion OF the Bowels.
Have you weakness OF the Uterine or UrinarJ
Organs! You are exposed 10 suffering in It's
most aggravated form.
Are you detected. drOwSy, dull, sluggish OF
depressed in spirits, with head ache. back
ache, coated tongue and bad tasting MOUTH
For a certain remedy for all these diseases
weakness aud troubles: for cleansing and
purifying the vitlated blood aud imparting
vtgor TO all the vital forces; for building up
and restoring the weakened constitution
Use
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GRAND SALE OF WORKS OF ART
AMI
DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS.
$4,000 worth Of Beautiful Works OF Art TO be
sold, and $50. 900 OF the nm0unt to be
Distributed in Premiums.
Distribution to tuke place in
COrintki0n 8all,
Rochester,N. Y. April Is, '73
1000 PrS"1u"8!
Amounting TO $4,000 in SUNS OF from s. to
$4,000.

Any person sending us s2.5n for the CbBO-
mo. "WHESPERLNCS ofLNNOCENcE" is
given numbered receipts. entitlimg its hold
er 10 two chances in the distribution. The
Chrome is 2x3 inches in size; painted by
the popular artist TREGO. exclusively for Us;
equalin value to any chrome sold for four
times the price.
Parties ordering, upon receipt of il; il a
satisfied that IL is all that il is represented
to be, and are not convinced that there is no
humbug about 1t. cad replace il on the roller
and return IL To us, and we will Immediate
" send them $50. with % cents added to paw
them for their rouble.
e. We also sell Photographic copies Of
1horwaldSen's celebrated maTbles-ihe six
pictures, Spring. Summer, Autumn,M inter.
Morning and Night. They are eleven inch
circles, Mounted on lbxA inch No. l card
board. and are truly beautiful works of art
The price OF these picturesi is 81 50 each; two
or more, 2i.25 each. One numbered receipt
emitting the holder TO a chance in the Dis
~tributiOn. is given with each.
Remit at our risk. by Registered Letters,
p. o. Orders, or Drafts on New York. Write
name, p. o., County and State plainly.
- We send Pictures by Mail or Express.
A published list of the distribution will lie
sent 10 all purchasers. All orders must be
addressed TO
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SS-Plan Of distribution and all other in
ANIMATION cent u-ffh HHa g,4--.
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What is higher when the head is
Of2-The pillow.
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Practical and analytical Chemist.
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NED III ILscOfkkED.
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N ToTEE WORST SCRoFULA.
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1mcs are dispersed without the sur
SScofuls conquered, and Consump-
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al Diseases, Nercurisl and Miner
RolssaS and their effects eradicated, and ygor-
on health and . sound constitution established.
Female and Disease:
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Aiukrnas ind TrmoE are reduced and dispersed
na very short tine
FrefSures are soon removed by this powerful
daerrcnt medicine. !
Scsrhnfie Diseases, DaadruG, sealy
uReuch skin and Pimples quickly give way,
Esrtrf TIE skin smooth and fair.
Ctr0nlc Diseases Fever and Agne. Dis
crdeed LTe-. Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Nervous
LIS ruurds diseases caused by bad blood are cor
tueredl and give way before this most powerful
toreatar the King o. the Blood. :
Wrcn bottle contains between forty and
4ffy or1inary doses costing only one dollar
@3R one TO four or i've bottles VIII
az Rheun. Scald Head. Ring m PIN
the Face, Biies. ordinary EruptiOns, etc.
L0ERo 70 eight bottles viii cure
pfons Of the SKIN Ulcers, Sores. and
the Mouth and StOmach-Erysipelas,ete etc
sfuEo 20 tea BOTTLES viii restore
4iou 10 the Live and Spleen, VIII reg
1orels and Kidneys.
4tEEo 20 ak bottles viii be found
i1EadngN Neuralgia, Sick-Headaehe, ST.
S1znte. and Epslepsy-1
Era avo TO twelve bottles VIII cure
casss Of Scrofnlas
-DW three TO twelve bottles VII
ee and obstfnate cases OF Catarrh.
Rr6m two 30 -four bottles viii cure the
ro4Htase or Piles. and regulate Costiye Towels.
EG6m tWO 90 ten Dotstes VIII cure
81 per bottle, or 8 bottles for -
Al Druggists
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THE POPULAR LINE TO
KANSAS CITY, LAWRENCE.
TOPEKA. FORT SCOTT,
ST. JOSEPH, ATCHISOS.
JUNCTION CITY. NEWTON, EHPORIA,
And all points in Missouri, Kansas & Colo
RADIO,
TICKETS can be obtained at all the prin-
cipal Ticket Office in the Eastern. Middle
and States.
c. E. FoLLETT. Gen1 Passenger Agent, 81.
Louis.
ROB-T EMMETT, Eastern Pass. Agent, In
dianspOlis.
JOHN 9. SIMPSON. Gen. sup't indianapolis.
Feb. II, Is-3-lyr
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The most frequented watering pla-
ces-Horse troughs.
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WESTERN RESERVE
CARRIAGE FACTORY

THE proprietor desires to say to the
Il public, that there can be seen At his Re
pOSitOsy, on Liberty street. a few rods south
of First National Bank, the largest sssOrt-
ment Of
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Ayers Cathartic pills,

AAAe a -
tszious sickness and suffering Is prevented by
heir timely use; and every family should
ave them on hand for their protection and
bief, when required Long experience has
toFed them to be the safest, surest, and
sof ali the PtlLs with which the market
HoundG- BY their occasional use, the blood
+purided, the ~corrupEons Of the system ex-
lied. distractions removed. and the whole
Ekchiney Of life restored to it's healthy actiT-
Internal organs which become elogged
sluggish are cleanse6 by 4yeT's PiHs,
stimulated int action Thus mclpient
lease Is changed into health, the Talue OF
6ich change. when reckoned on the vast
Smulitndes who enjoy il, can hardly be com
puted. Their su-gar-coatIng makes them
pleasant to take, and preserves their virtues
unimpaired for any length Of time, so that
they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild, and oper-
.e without disturbance 70 the constitution or
let or occupation
mi directions are given on the wrapper 20
each box, how TO use them as 3 Family Fhysic,
xad fer the following complaints, which these
Ptzs rapidly cure
For DysPepsia or 1ndigestton, List
Ieaaueaa LHneuOr. md Loss OF ApHe-
site, they should be taken moderately to
stimulate the stomach, and restore its healthy
toEe and action.
Tor Liver Complaint and its various
symptoms, Bilious Headache. Sick
Headache, Jaundfce or Green Sick.
RHs, Bilious Collie and Bilious Fee
they should be jB~diciously taken for
a Ease, to correct the diseased action, or
=. the distinctions which cause il.
Tsentery or Dfarrh0ea, but one
m. ~ generally required.
- tRumarSHm. Gout. GraYe1,
~ NR Of the Heart, Pain in
ack. and LOtna, they shOnld
Kaken, as required, 10 change
Of the system. With such
slaints disappear
NSN. And Dr0PaicSI Swell
Np taken in large and fire.
Aop7 bee the effect Of q drastic
,OFs I. q large dose should be
Is the desired effect by
toYr$5s Pm, take one or two Pius to
N~11gesdon, and relieve the stomseh-
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The man who takes things Easy
The city piekpocket.
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fLAiNl kSPEAKING.-It would be
pore ooIlging to say plainly, we can
not 40 what IS desired, than to amuse
people with false words, which often
put them upon false measures.
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Worthless iElitGtiOHT are on the market, M
the only scientific preparation Of Carbolic
Acid for Lungd diseases Is when chemically
combined with other well knO Tn remedies,
SIS in these tablets. and all parties are eau
TONED against using any other.
In all cases o. irritation of the mucus
membrane these tablets should be freely
used, their cleansing and healing proper
ties are astonishing.
BE warned, ReUer neglect a cold, 1t is easily
cured in its incipient state, when II becomes
chronic the cure is es ceediugly difficult, use
Wells CarbOlic Tablets as specific.
JOHN O. KELLOGG, Is Plat IT. n. Y,
Sole Agent for United States
Price > cents a box. Send for Circular.
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III ~T1I IETT~-..W~N
The IHlsa t5sSsSss, 81
GROVER & BAften finds that
NJ sewing Machine aeclo-
er introduced. 1t has many d6enoc
of excellence which places II at the
the many competitors in the mark
ers in Northern Ohio.-Send for c
and terms. GROVER & BAKER s,
q Public Square. Cleveland,
Feb 26-Smo
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sPlan OF distribution and all other in
formation sent with the pictures.
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ID O TT
WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS,

Be deceived but for coughs. colds. sore throat,
h~oarsSness y bronchial difficulties, use
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19
ENORMOUS GUNS.

Three powerful vessels have recently
been added to the English navy, and
twenty-five more are in process of con-
struction, which will add eighty two
guns to the present armament. The
guns, which are now being constructed,
surpass the most powerful artillery now
in existence, even eclipsing the Wool
wich and Krupp guns. They are to be
constructed by placing coil upon coil of
wrought iron, with steel tube, which
insures the greatest possible strength
and immunity from bursting, and also
allows the gun to be made of any size.
The present large guns made at Wool
wich throw 700-pound shot six or
seven miles, but the new monsters will
carry projectile weighing ], 100 pounds,
or bali ton, distance which has yet
to be determined. They will have a
bore of 15 inch, and weigh 60 tons.
Compared with these, the heaviest guns
which we're used during our own war
were playthings.
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They took for their candidate for Presi-
dent high-tar;ff Republican, and
adopted platform which was Republi
can in all its ] aiding features. The
people did not believe in their sincerity,
but they vociferously swore they were
in earnest, and had in good faith turned
their backs upon the past. But now
they admit the attempted fraud, laugh
in the faces of the Liberals, and tell
them they never attempted to abandon
their old faith and party, and merely
wanted to use their fingers to pull the
chestnuts out OF the fire.
The Liberal Republicans believed last
year they had captured the Democracy
and led them to make final renuncaa-
tion of their old principles, and to recog-
niZe in good faith the constitutional
amendments, the enfrancbisement of
the colored race, and the general re-
suits of the war. And their ambition to
accomplish this was a noble one, and
might well appeal to the highest patriot
ism but all their efforts have proved
lamentable failure Last year, under
their lead, the Democracy professed to
recognize the atural and political
rights of the colored man and the valid
ity of the Thirteenth, Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Amendments but in their
several State platforms this year they
significantly ignore all these things, de-
claring that upon oil great questions
they stand where they have always
stood And MS up to last year they had
denied the validity of the amendments,
and refused to accept colcred suffrage
as finality, they have again distinctly
placed themselves upon that ground.
What faith can the nation have in
any professions of reform made by these
politicians, who, after flirting and mas
querading on all political questions,
finally throw off the mask, and, with
derisive shouts, tell their late allies:
I've we're only trying to use you; We
are nothing but old-fashioned, ante-war,
pro-slavely Democrats, and deny the
existence of tho nation and assert the
sovereignty of the States"
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DANGER OF TOBICCO-CHEHiNG.
A citizen of San Francisco addicted
to "the weed has been brought to
grief through his filthy habit, i'll man
ner that ought to serve as n terrible
warning to every tobacco-chewer. The
other day one Annie Welch, muscular
female, was brought into one of the po-
lice courts of that city, on a charge of
attempting to murder her husband.
His head was broken, he was bruised up
generally, and had evidently been rolled
in the gutter in very energetic manner.
When the defendant was called on for
explanation, she described the proyoca-
ton by which the wretched man had
brought trouble upon himself. He was
given to the filthy habit of tobacco
chewing, and with the usual reckless
ness of persons so depraved, lie permit
ted the vile juice to soil his shirt bo-
som. He had been adorned with clean
linen that very msrning, and duly warn
ed against such carelessness. ln.five
minutes after Mrs. Welsh observed the
filthy decoction staining the immaculate
shirt-front. This was too much. She
seized rolling-pin, and vigorously re-
minded him of the duty he owed to So
ciety and public decency. The Court
inflicted small fine, considering the
agprayation an unbearable one.
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whispered, with merry twinkle in his
suffering eyes. "And mother, pull out
my purse, and give the little case in the
corner to Jennie" "Open it, notion
ing her ear nearer to his lips. "I
bought that for you this afternoon. his
voice Just reached her, "and I was
going to offer it, and ask you to marry
me. Take it now, and [ don't ask any
questions with it. No woman would
take up with smashed affair like me. :"
"Oh, George " replied the woman,
blazing ont of all reserve, and piercing
him through and through with her eyes
of love. ''You splendid d-hero-dar-
ling I'd rather marry you now than
any man alive And III work for you
and your mother, too, George!"
Upon which the engineer, with the
passion of a man whose whole life is
drawn to single point, gathered her
face over one of his shaking hands, and
made full rose of the mouth, which he
klsSed-kisssed till the whiteness round
his lips stole over his whole face, and
he tainted.
Jennie sat still under the stars, hold
ing Georges head, soothing his mother,
and thrilling at the doctors favorable
verdict. Though her face was all
streaked by her sweetheart's fingers, she
was feeling some kinship to the great
people of the earth, through that en-
gineer.
For woman always values herself
according to the quality of the man who
loves her. And king will make
queen, whether he be King of Spades,
or King of Senates, or King of Engi ne
90 In.