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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-05-09

The returHs Oi tie number vi III,
stock in Austr ralla command q special
interest IL this coGntry 10 reference 70
the suppl. OF rneal proauciag animals
That part o; In. world. Of cattle tie
total number ia 1871 was 3,7I3 900.
a"out the same number as In the
previous year. From Australian cat
tie we obtain considerable quantities
OF tallow aad hides AMI they vi
eventually add, 10 amaterial degree,
~ our stock OF meat. But hitherto
the meat-preserving process in Aus
traiia hss been applied much more to
mutton than to beef. Tins new de
mend on Austrsh. N RJcks Is telling
to some extent On their number. In
1877 there were 49,773, 900 sheep in
that country, whereas 81 ,294, 900 was
the total number returned In 1870.
This shows a decrease Of 1,52l, 900,
or three per cent. In Victoria, which
furnished about one-half Of the total
exports Of Australian preserved meat
in 1871, the decrease in the number
of sheep was 10000, The total
amount of preserved meat exported
from the Australian colonies in 1871
was about 80, 900, 900 pounds weight,
of the value of f77G,OOO, against
about four and a halt million pounds
weight, worth about GIG7, 900, in
1865. The trade accounts Of the |
United Kingdom show an import OF
meat, for the most part
rom Australia, OF 952, 900 cwt, worth |
e9O6 900 in 1872, against $4,000 cwt,
worth e231, 900 in 1870. Whatever
opinion may prevail as to the taste
or Australian meat n this country,
not inconsiderable supply is brought
lcrc, amounting in ls72,- to aH'i
.verage of about one and a quarter
pound per head OF our total popuia
ion. This, however, would be only
small part of the consumption OF
neat OF all descriptions, which, &C
'ording to a recent estimate, is about
ne hundred and three pounds per
cad per annum, or rather more than
our and a halt ozs. daily.-LG,d and
IFater.
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Or all dreary places, deliver ne
from the farm houses Which many
people call homo. Bars for front
gate, chickens wallowing before the
door,pig pens elbowing the house n
the real, ,scraggy trees never cared for
or notrees at all, no cheering shrubs,no
neatness, no trimness. And yet a
lawn and trees and a neat walk and a
pleasant fence don't cost a grea,
DEAL"
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NO. %.
gistellaneuas.'
From the Atlantic Monthly, for May.I
A LEGEND.

''Projice te in cum, non Sc subtrahet ut cadas
| st Augustine
Theresa legend, old and quaint,
OF painter and saint,
Told at Innsbruck, in the Tyrol, where thu
swift river flies;
Where the berg with snowy crown
Hangs darkling DER the town.
And, eircling all, the green dOmed hills ant
castled Alps arise.
IN a church, at set of sun
Thus doth the story rum
Some children watched the cupoIa, where
propped on dizzy frames,
Daniel Asam, calm and grand,
With heaven directed hand,
Stood painting a colossal figure of the grea
Saint James.
And one there, whispering, praised
The pairter, as they gazed,
Telling how he had Pondered DER each text 9
Holy Word
That helps the story on
ofthe brother OF 81. John,
OF the first apostle who was martyred for N,
martyred Lord.
Every dawn of day twas said,
He ate the Holy Bread;
And every night the knotted lash wounded
his shoulders bare.
Silent he came and went,
| Like one whom God has sent
On high and solemn mission, that brooks
no speech but prayer.
For twas meet that he should pray.
Who itly would portray
The form that walked with Christ, and
feasted {. the mystic board.
And much he needed grace,
Who would picture forth the face
That had shone back in the glory OF the
TRANSPORTED Lord,
Thus whispered they below;
While above within the glow
or an tsolating sunshine, the unconscious
artist stood.
And, where the rays did'fau
Full clearly on the wall,
Leaned the Apostle, half revealed, in dawn
ing saintlIhOOd.
Daniel Asam paused in doubt,
As he traced the nimbus out:
Would the face show DINNER should he add
one crowning raylet more,
hAlu Il single pOl0le1 Splre
lip the auroral fire,
Whose curved and clustered radiance that
awful forehead wore?
Hesitating, back he drew,
For more commanding view.
The children trembled where they stood, and
whitened and grew faint;
And still he backward stepped,
And still, forgetful. kept
His studious eyes fixed earnestly upon the
bending saint.
One plank remained alone,
And then the cruel stone
That paved the chaneeI and the nave, two
hundred feet below.
The man, enwrapped In God,
Still slowly backward trod,
And stepped beyond the Platforms dizzy
edge, and fell,-when 10!
Swift as startled thought,
The saint his hands had wrought
Lived, and flashed downward from the dome
with Outstretche ed, saving arm;
One dazzling instant, one,
The heavenly meteor shone,
And Daniel Asam stood before the altar, free
from harmi
Like mist around him hung;
The lingering glory clung;
He felt the pictured holy ones grow still
within their frames;
He knew the light that shone
Through eyes Ofcarven stone;
And, fading up within the dome, his savior
great St James!
Thus shall thy rescue be
(A1y soul said unto me)
II thou but cast thyself on God, and trust to
Him thine all.
For he, who, with his might,
Labors with God Alright,
Hath angel hands about him ever, and he
can not fail. N. a. T.
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points Of a Cow.


Observation and experience hsi
,su,bt =. me rules TO be observed IN
the choice OF good mixers, which,
though not infalIibIe, are by no means
to be de,pised. Tie characteristics
of 8 good uilker are:
/ sYo1th. A COW l. u her prime
At from four 70 six years. and the best
paving time TO buy is just after The
birth of her second or third calf.
Q. Prominence and fullness of milk
veins, and veivety softness Of skin.
The milk veins, run down on either
side OF the animal toward the ndder,
and are easily perceptibie 70 the eye,
or can be- readily found by pressure
OF the hand. il the )BninaI rs not over
IA; The skin should be soft and mel
low, not hard, rough and staring
3. Symmetry, fuiiness snd softness
of the udder. II should be broad,
well spread out, projecting bshiud the
legs, and aisoreaching forward under
the belly. There should be softness
and thinness TO the touch, and an alb.
sence OF heshness and thickness.
4. Perfect number and condition Of
teats. II one teat is wanting, about
a fourth less milk will be the result.
A cows udder is not, as some sup
pose, barrel with four taps, but Is
divided into four different compart-
mente, called L" milk glands" each of
which has its own tap teat. 1t is not
only important that the full number
of teats be present and in working
order, but it is desirable that they be
well placed, not crowded together.
but pretty far and uniformly apart
rather long and taperIng all pointing
out and downward; equal in size and
even in appearance.
s. DOciIity and quietness OF dis
position. These are Indicated by large, !
mild and clear eyes, and an air of con-
tentment generally. A cow that is
quiet and contented, feeds at ease,
chews her cad with entire satisfaction
aud will secrete and yield more milk |
han any restless and turbulent
animal, having similar milking char
lcteristics in other respects.-Mass.
PlOsgLnGn.
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SHRoPsHlRn SHEEr.-A correspon-
dent of the Lrish Farmers Gaseets ex-
presses q very high opinion of this
breed Of sheep. He says they will
raise two, and sometimes three lambs.
better than New Leicester will one.
Their lambs are much more hardy.
When tat the mutton is worth more
than the Leicester, as there is always
plenty OF lean, Of a superior quality,
with the fat. Shropshire is an inland
county in England, bordering OF
Wales, and its southern haltis noun
famous May not these sheep prov,
valuable in the mountainous district
of the United States?
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Some one in London has for several
been doing good bystealth on scale o,
extraordinary magnitude. The modGs
operandi has been for an elderly man,
presumably not the donor, to enter
bank and ask for the subscription
book Of charitable soiety. 1t Is pre-
sented TO him He writes down p
Q. W., or whatever the initials may
be, hands a bank note tor a huge
amount across the counter, and takes
his departure. An idea Is novpreyaient
that this splendid benefactor Is one OF
the heirs of a Mr. Thornton, who
tdied about seven years slncs, leaving
some SIS, 100000. A year ago no
tice appeared in the Builder newsPa-
Der, to tee effect that a gentleman was
ready and willing TO give benefactions
exceeding those OF Mr. Peabody
could he hitupon some perfectly satls-
factory plan for the so dong; but ne
Was conscious that 70 give charity IN a
manner which should really do good
was most dificnlt. He asked for sug
ges,ious. Pending satisfactory hint,
p NAV be presumed that he exPends
his .nperhaous income as described.
Three weeks ago fifty thousand dollars
were thus bestowed IN great sums by
donors giving three initials No doubt
thew came from the same person.
Was charity, which will not let the
left hand know what the right docs,
ever done before on 30 grand ascale ?
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Mr., +. Il. Brown cuts the end oil
the contract note thus making it a
negotisble note Of hand, which he
sells to the nearest banker. 1t is
needless to say thas no pruning shears
are ever delivered.
No man should ever be silly enough
to put his name to any instrument OF
writing, unless he has carefully ex-
amined its contents. 1t is said that
Mir. Brown mas been arrested, and
lqpruishes in iail at Wauseon.
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Look Out, Farmers /!

The BOwling Green Sentinel says
q man, calling himself F. Fl. Brown,
has been selling Pruning Shears in
Wood county. lie induced farmer
to act as agent, selling him shears to
be sent from his factory, and taking
note therefor. Ssid note was got up
in the good old style as follows:
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8euerulFrt.

Findiay Council, No. SO Re- S.M.
Regular ConVocation second Menday IN
eacn month. James Wilson, L. L. q. VI. and
ID. B. BearoSley, Recorder.
Findiay Chapter, No. So, r. A. M.
Regular Convocation on the first Monday
in each month. Il. Kimmons, II. =. and
r. w. FirInin, Secretary.
Lodge, No. 227, r. & A. NJ.
ReguIar Communication first and third
Wednesdaysi in each month. M.B.Patterson
w. NJ. and U. J. DeWolfe, Secretary.
Golden Rule Encarnpment, No. 90, E,
10 O.. F, Stated meetings On the second
ana fourth FRIDAYS OF each month. K ii.
HoIlyday, C.. p. and ID. i. Winders, Scribe.
Hancock Lodge, No. %, 10. o. F.
Stated meetings every Tuesday evening.
]. Z. Powell, y. q. anu William hlamrolh'
Secretary.
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AT a recent sale OF Leicester sheep
from the fiocks of Lord Polwarth, an
Enol,sh breeder, one ram brought
$50, with one exception the highest
price eyer paid for Leicester sheep.
The average of the sale was sls5
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A TTOkNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
a and Notary Public. viii attend prompt
iy 10 an business entrusted to his care. Par
ticular attention given to Collections, Partl-
tioning of lands, and business In ProDate
Court. -.
OFFICE on Main Street, East of the Court
House, in room formerly occupied by Brown
y Burket. IuaY ..
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DIR. j. CARR,

CURGEON DENTIST, having prac'iced TWEEN
> ty-five years in Findlay and vicinity, vii
Insert teeth in all the different styles. Diseas
ed Teeth and Gums treated in scientific man
ner. Teeth extracted without pain. Ofhce il
Henderson's BLOCK over Hancock Bank.
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MORGAN sHAFER. AARON B. sHAFFE
EUUaEED uRnG

HAVING formed a co-partnership for the
ii practice of Law, will practice in State
and limited States Courts, and will give
prompt attention to all business placed IN
their hands. Office in Wheeler's Block, FIND
80 pFio Imay 4.
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PREMIUM cHRoMos FOR 1873.

Every subscriber to THE ALDINE, who
paysin advance for the year ls73, VIII receive
yrtfhout additional charge, pair Of beautiful
oil chromos alter ]. J. Hill, the eminent In
9IIsh painter. The pictures. entitled The
Village Belle " and Crossing the Moor. are
I4x2O inches-are printed from % different
plates, requiring 25impressions and tints 10
perfect each picture. The same chromos are
soId so per pairin the art stores. As II isthe
determination OF Its conduciorsto keep THE
LLDIVEout Of the reach OF competition In
avery 4 department. the chromos Will be found
eorrespondingly ahead of any that can be of
fered Nv other periodicals. Every subscrtb Der
ySiiI receive certificate over the signature OF
the publishers, guaranteeing that the ehromOs
deIiyered shall be equal tn the samples fur
nJshed the agent or the money will be refund
Al The edfstribution of pictures OF thtsgrade,
free 10 the subscribers to hye dollar periodi-
caI will mark an epoch in the history Of fart;
and considering gtheunprecedeEted eheapness
o1t6e mice OF THE ALDINE itself. the mar
SaI fails Iittleshort of miracle, even TO those
hest acquainted with the achievements OF in
ventive genius and improved mechanical ap-
nIjanceS (For Illustrations OF these chromos,
Zee November issue OF f1HEALDLNE.)
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Cigars aud Cpbafrn.
TOTTEN BROS,

ANDRETAILD DEALERSin
w Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff and Pipes.
splendid stock of Fine Cut, Shorts Plug and
Smoking Tobacco. A full line of Bale Goods
on nand. No. rs, Main Street.
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II r REARDSLEY.

A TrORNEY AT LAW and Claim Agen
A Will practice law in State and U. ). Court
and attend promptly to business intrusted 10
his care. AS Justice of the Peace viii attend
: -oConveyancing and taking dispositions. Ofhce
Room No. l, Mslodeon Building, Findlay, o.
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INDLAY. HANCOCK COUNTY. OHIO. MAY 9. 1873.
A NEW Era In JOURNALISM
The Great Achievement Of the
Nineteenth Century.
THE DAILY GRAPHIC.
ALI the News and full of
Pictures.

THE DAILY GRAPHIC is tie title OF a news
paper published IN New York, which is
achieving the most remarkable journalistic
success ever chrontcled. II Is an eight-pase
evening paper (three edit oDsdaily), elegant
ly printed, and conducted by the aDlesI edi-
Jorlal talent attainable.
Asanewspaper the THE DAILY GRAPHIC
stands In the nrst rank, contains regularly
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Notice:
To whom ft may concern /:

To whom it may concern:
CPORTSMEN and others are hereby notified
y that they are forbidden to shoot game of
any kind on the premises ofthe undersigned,
uniess II be by special permission. To take
effect after this day and date Oct. Il, A.D.lS72.
JOHN NORRIS, 5. F. DULIN,
CHAS FLETCHER, JOHN HART,
ANDREW POE, ELIAS PRICE,
ISAAC HART, A. HART,
]. 5. HICKMAN. J. W. POWELL,
JOHN H. JOHNSON, AMOS COOPER,
JOSEPH ID. COLE, ISAAC HANNAH,
ISAAC BUSHONG, ]. H. KING.
ROBERT BOSHAM, ]. S.FERRALL
Oct. 3, 1872.
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When the names of subscribers are required
to be written upon each paper oft Club at
one Post ONCE address, ten cents for each
conv additional to the above rates.
Additions to Clubs may be made any time
during the year at Club rates.
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I0EEy M. HAhLIN,
Agrdmarf.

q ITORNEY AT LAW and Notary Public
a will practice in all state and Federal
COURTS Office in PatIerson's Block, Corner
nain am Sandusky StrAntG. FindlRy. Ohio.
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G.. L. RUHL,

OPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL DEN
" tist, CrOmley's Block. All operations
pertaining to the profession. carefully and
skillfully performed. Residence, No2S, West
Hardin Street
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Notice.

UCY L. TWINEM, whose place OF resi-
i dence is unknown, but supposed to be
in the State of New York, is noti-
fled that Holland Twinem, did, on the 10th
day of February, A. d. 1873, file his petition in
the office of the Clerk Ofthe Court Common
Pleas, within and for the county of Hancock,
state of Ohio, charging that said Lucy L
Twinem, without any cause or Justification
therefor has been wilfully absent from him
for more than three years prior to the filing
adultry with a person unknown to petitioner
and asking thai he may be divorcedfr from said
Lucy L. Twinem, which petition will be for
bearing al the next term OF said Court. to be
heId Nav 26, 1873. HOLLAND TWINEM.
RyJA BOPE sAttorney.-Feb l4-6w
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Special.t Notices.
rhe Confessions of an Invalid,

Published as a warning and for the benetit OF
Young men and others who suffer from y Err
yoUs UsCoMPLAINrs, DEBILITY, Loss OF MAN
HOOD etc. supplying the means Of SetI-c1re.-
Written by one who cured himself after un-
dergoing considerable quackery, and sent
one. Sufferers are invited to address the
author. NATHANIEL MA 1rAIHL
Box l53, Brooklyn, Kings Co., n. Y.
March Ia. lSI3-6n
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A TTURNEY AT LAW & COLLECTION
"A Agent. Office in Carlin's BLOCK, oppo'
siIe the Court House Special attention CIV
an TO collection in town and country. Loans
NEGOTIATED on favorable terms. lOct. %, 1871.
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So, Maiden Lane, Neao York.
Nov. ls72
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WI. DAVIS. J.w. DAVIS. N. L. DErwILER
DAVIS BROS & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
w and dealers in Flour, Provisions, Wooden
Willow and Stone Ware, Confectionery, Fruits
Notions and general variety. Goods at Whole
sale, at Cleveland and Toledo prices. Nos. 2I
and o. Main Street
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dentists.
n3 GAROsENBERG,

nEHTALSURGEON. Particularattention
| given to the treatment of natural teeth
Teeth filled with gold-fo:l, tin-foil and silver.
guaranteed in all cases. Ottice
over Welsh's Shoe Store, Main Street F1ndlay
Ohio. oct. 4, IoiO.
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l. Hi. JOHNSTON,


A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLORS AT
a Law, FIndlay, Ohio. once in HEAD
Viii attend promptly TO all business entrust-
e', 10 mis- care April 26, 1872.
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6rnreriss.
m CIrHEASnNs

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w in Groceries, Flour, Fish and Genera
variety in the Grocery and Provision line
try Produce generally. East side of Main ST.,
first door north of Colt House Block. Findlay,
Ohio. April Is, '70-tfl
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Notice to SPOrtsmen
WANTED

THE Edissolution of the firm of Ruthraun
Il d. Cory, renders it imperative that the
accounts OF the firm be settled, and all parties
Indebted either by Note or Book Account are
notified to call and settle at once.
The books and notes are in the hands of
John Ruthrauff, at the old place OF business.
Feb 2l lS73-2m.
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Nov. i lH2
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Seven Hundred Royal Octave Pages
THIRTY FULL-PAGE ENGRAVINGS

printed with new and beautiful type on clear,
heavy paper, and superbly illustrated with
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JuuN RUTIIRUFF.

DEALER in Agricultural Implements, Iron
Nails, Glass, sash, Putty, Beat Work, Cut
lery, Rubber and Leather, Betting and full
stock of Shelf Goods. No. % Ewing's Block,
Main Street.
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Org Goods.
/. s. BALLESTISE. w.s.Po
RALLENTINE & POST

DEALERS IN EOREIGN and DomesticDry
Goods, Ladies and Gentlemen's Furnish
ing Goods, Yankee Notions, Millinery Goods
White Goods, Gloves and Hosiery, Stationery
etc. etc Specialty-GoOd goods and low pri-
ces- No, ?9 Main Street.
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NOTICE.

THO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Sports.
men and Others are hereby notified that
they are forbidden to shoot game of any kind
on The premises of the undersigned, unless II
be by special permission.
DAVID WALTER, s. B. HUFFMAN,
a w POWELL WIN. STEVENSON
DAVID SHERICK, ABR'M CRADLE
WM. MARTIN JAS. DECKER,
.RiTUSSING Z. BEACH,
SH WOOD, A. POWELL.
GW.VANHORN, DAVID DOWNING
a. BOOKWALTER.
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Business Directory.
Attorneus 1T Saw.

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DepartmentO OF the paper at Six Dollars
Per sGuum.