The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-08-01

A German in Rochester put his
ear to the key hole of fire alarm
telegraph box to ascertain Where-the
fire was A thunder storm came up3
and d fash of lightning took the tel
egraph wire in its route to the earth.
That German heard something drop.
Being found after some time and
tenderiy conveyed to his house, he
recovered. His opinion as to the
propriety of listening at key-holes
with Telegraph wires behind them is
very decided. Tf EfaHFl
The gentle wife in. Utah won't
stand any nonsence, not even after
she has been divorced. Mr.. Hill
wasn't aware Of the fact, and last
week went fooling round his divorc
ed wife with three roses ia his hat,
and commenced 10 twia her about
her girlish folly in going to dances.
But she just drew a revolver and
kept him dancing and dodging
around the room until he fell from
lexhanstion. He no longer reproves
her for girlish follies, but had her
arrested, and a Mormon Justice of.
the Peace fined her five dollars.
Some time since, Dana, of the
New York Sun, was sued by the
Washington Board of Public Works
in the Police Court of the District OF
Columbia for libel. 1t was claimed
that that Court bad jurisdiction of
the case, and could compel the atten-
dance of the defendent there for
trial The case came before Judge
Blatchford, OF the U. N. States Dis
trict Court of New York-on writ
of habeas corpus, we presume, ,-and
he gave a decision to the effect that,
the def,ndent is entitled to trial by
jury, and as juries are not allowed
before the Police Court of Washing
ton, Mr. Dana cahnet be compelled
TO answer before that court.
The Post Office Department has
received a response from the Berlin
Government relative to the applica-
ton Of our government for postal
card treaty, which states that the
North German Confederation pre-
fers TO postpone the consideration
of the question until after the meet
of the International Postal Conven-
tion to be held at Berne, Switzerland,
in September next. She same letter
notifies the Post Master General that
the United States will be invited to
participate in that conference. The
object of the conference is to at
tempt to arrive at some agreement
between the nations represented, so
that an international postal tariff
NAV be established upon a uniform
scale. Our postal authorities are OF
the opinion that France will never
consent to any postal rate which will
not yield a revenue, -. s
No Phi IN the world ever had any.
thing like thescirculation Of Ayers
Pill. Throughout these States
Mexico, and the Central American
Republic, down the Slopes of the
Andes, and across the pampas .ol
South America, in negro villages
amid the ferud Wilds of Africa,
throughout the jungles of India, and
the sleeps of interior Asia, over the
continent of Australia, and the is
lands of the Pacific, tbese, pills are
known and everywhere used as fam
| lily remedies for diseases. with dis
! tant nations, their wonderful cures
attract more attention than they dc
at home for the sentiment of won
der takes far deeper hold on theil
minds than the sesults of a high sci
entific skin with US. The amount
consumed requires seventy five thou
sand doses a day to supply it. An
inspection of the manufactory shows
us bow this enormous demand i,
made and sustained. Added to tht
consamate skill of their composition
is an extreme care in their manufaG-
ture, which at once secures the mos
perfect material and their most ac
curate combination. The conse
quence is a power and certainty il
controlling disease whicn other rem
edies never attained. = Bap3nor,
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