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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-26
EEG RRI7EsaGMPRE.

For the first tine in lis history the
British Empire puts forth a collective
statement OF it, area, S,1GJ, 500 square
miles: il population I3I. 7G2. 5S3: its
houses HIP. GJ1: it, density II Tsrryors
to the square mile Unexpectedly tie
density OF tie British Isles is 2GJ to the
square mile. This mighty Empir. fails
below the Russian area, which is Q. 900. -
090 square miles. and below the Chinese
in population. which is Ii5. 500. GUJ. But
in its strength and resources It j. un-
dogbteIly traIsccnlenJly ahead Of all
other empires. 1t is calculated BIZ Il
Swiss agcGHt that in the course of q few
centuries OF less. the inhabitants Of thi,
e'apiIc will speak the English Ianguagr.
and the tongue is really making rapid
progress in India. II the empire should
permanently hold together, it. popula-
ton viii far exceed that OF China. a. the
available area OF land l. far greater. IN
India the British rule has raised It's pop
UiHtion from i3S, coo. 900 TO 2G0. .UJO. .Ua1.
In Cauida. Afric;. AID Austria the pro-
gresS i very remarkable. and IN Africa.
England has at present no rival. and an
Immense field. OF all the European
governments Russia alone las q future
that can al present b. regarded as il
the same category with Eirroria'- eu-
pire. That Of Germany can only De
expanded 10y coGque=t. and that Of Aus
Tria anr France seems to have reached lis
limit. The sTat->mausLip required 20
preserve and maintain such a mighty
empire a. the British. must be or The
highest clas-.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-26
Children Gfcn g.ooIt Pale and

z nEINTEU NfEft'l sst5NIa I slIV sIssl
SiPsz-
gruIn no other cause than having worms in
lllt Stomach.
BROW = NEENlFUGE CNNFITS
viii destroy Worms viii out injury TO the
cHiG h,irg peTlyc y WHITE. and free from
all coloriug or o,hrr injurious ingIedierts
usual, used in worm preparations
CURTIS 4 BROWN. PrupriCtorS.
No. 1I5 Fulton street. New York.
SsIsI 5U PIuor'N'y and Chemists. and dealers in
lsls,l,, if,., at TNgFNTY FIVE CFNTs \ Box j'N
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SpcriaI ,5lofirr C0iEuT.
-sisrs.s A LECTURE

<zzsa A LECTURE
~ Ss- TO YOUNG Fl E N.
J,u P.tJIishsd. it IT SoUiod cT'r,toPe. ITtoe 'E
cents.
a lecture on the Nature, Treatment
and Radical cure OF seminal Weakness OF
Spermaiorrhosa, INFUSED by Self Abuse, InEoi-
untary Emissions HhpOtency, Nervous DeblI-
ity ana InnpedImPnIs to Marriage EeperallS I;
Piles CONSUMPTION. Epiit psy. ana FllS Men.
al and PnvSirfl Inca pacitE, Nc.-Iiy KOBfhl
J CULNERWELL, VI. D., author OF The Green
Book &c. ,,.
The world-renowned author, ir this admiTa-
bile Lecture. clearly Vrovos nom HS own eH-
peripnce that the awful cOnsU quel.ces OF SELL
Abuse may he etiociualiN removed Nlthoul
medicines, ald without dangerous surgical
oppraiioE bcuPieS, Instruments rngs, or
cardials pointing cut a mUde OF cure AT once
certain aud III, ciual 10y which every sufferer,
nd matter what lis condition may b.. may
cu-e imsolfcneaply, privately, and radically.
10 This ect''rc tciH lTOtc a boon TO thousands
and hhOuAd9dS.
sent und-r seal. in a pain envelope. to any
address. on receipt If six cents or two postage
stamTS Also. Ir. Siil>IUCS REMEDY FOR
IIIsFS. send for circular.
Address tie Publishers,
CII8S. y. &. KLINE d Co,
I27 ROWcTy, NeW EOTE. POst-oifice Box,
1856.
Jan 25,7iIy
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: LIBERAL-sfIEDED young-te- was
picked u5 by visitor Of the family who,
daudiiuz him on liz knee. said: i
wish lad this little boy. think there's
money in him. To which promptly re
-pouIed the child. Il know there i. for
I-.valI0wed "a cent when / was at grand
,aa-- tl.- other day"
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wnAvIs Nv. DAVIS. n. L. DErwILER
n.NIS Rg0S q CO.

-aOIESALE And RETAIL GROCERS
w aud dealers ~ Flour. Provisions. Wooden
NyiTIow srt,i - are NaT.- onIecf ioneTv- Fruits
Nations and general variety. Goods at Whole
q ,le at Cleveland and Toledo prices Nos. q
and q, Main Street
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6reerrirs.
n.rEE-E 4, sons.

r.rtioI,i~.!E MD RETAIL DEALER
w in Groceries, Flour FISH anu Genera
variety in tine Grocery and Provision line
Good nricr.S paid tor isnir a. r.Zrs, "nd CouH-
try Prn,luoo generally. EsSt side Of Main ST.,
arst door nurth oi NiOiI House Block. Findlay,
Ohie. iAl'il II, '"-ll..
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Ir i said that Empress Eugene j.
looking for another husband. and Wild
over, around the country have COM
Iueuced TO srraighten up.
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A Trr0k>rFY ANnrOUNSELUOR At Law
a and Notary Public. VIII attend promDt-
lv to ali h's',s-sS entrusted % his care. Par
ticuIar attention given 70 Collections Parfi-
I'oning of lands. and business in Probate
Court.
OrEFICE on Nair street in E.ossroaur'sGlccz
nearly Opposite the l'curt II Tsc, May :.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-26

\ YOUNG man wearing alligator b"o's
and pair OF mauve pants can marry IN
Indiana where John Jacob Astors soiis
would De sneeZed at
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ara gOaGs.
is. WALLTSTISE.


uALTrSTISr w.S.Po
ssE.JENTEEE =. FsslSE.
TNEhIEHS IN FOREIGN s,ud domestic Dry
, Goods Ladies aud Gentle mems Furnish
a., Goods. Yankee Notions. Millinery Gt.r'dS,
White Goods Gloves and Hosiery, Stationery
etc. etc S5..-rs.lts -tioud ;sBps.A ard low prl-
,.rS y, - E.iu street.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-26

AN Iri-hInan engaged in fighting du-
81 Insisted. "a, he was near--i=lIted- that
h- should stand six feet nearer his an
ta-Onisr than his antagonist did 10 him
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-26

\ LITTLE fellow vino was Worrying
over "a piece Of shad AT dinner. yester-
dag, deuOralized his mother by asking
Mamma where did God find all the
bDE-- 70 make the first si.ad Of
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arungists.
sAI.m. HUnEK 4 Co.

nEALERss IN DRUGS, Stationery, ScEooi
Books, etc. Prescriptions accurately coI:-
pounded ri all hourS-day or night. P"riec, >
pure DTugs-guaranteed. Corner Main aud
MainC1ross Streets.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-26

T. was IN the latter pUrt Of the eigh-
tacu5L century that the first converts
among TIE E-JUimaUL OF Greenland
were made Ly tie Danish missionaries.
Il Is tie first fruits Of these long labOrs
Of edGcgt:1H and religion that few
weeks -.ac- au E-4Uimax convert was
cnls. Grated. amid the imposing ceremO-
Ei-s u the lutheran Church in Copen-
hagen. to go forth a native missionary,
v-r=edi il European requirements among
his cO,.arrymen Of that wintry land.
Civilization viii not again be allowed to
perish iu those icy regions, a. it has done
iu the past. for the Danish settlements
on that coast are necessary, both for the
important business Of whale fishery ana
for the practical settlement Of the great
question ola Northwest passage. Ihe
Christian Church viii no doubt survive
and scatter is seed even among the de-
e-aEad Es4uimauy Of these Northern
r.--g--.-.Vlzc TolE Times.
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phusirigSs anG Surnrnns
nR. q. RSRHuILL.
DIR. d. ". cas-

II OMEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon.
ii Office and Re sideuce over Eimmei's lew
eiry Store. vain Street, FiI dlay. Ohio.
Feb e. "a IT,
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-26

HOM EOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon
II main - } Two Doors North of HUber's
Drug Store. Findiay. Ohio.
Office Hours-frOm 6 10 ~ A. H., IL a. N. 10
p. L., 20 SP. NJ. May IG '7S-tf
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8fufr0leEt.

FindIay Council, no 80 r. & s. IL.
Regular COuvocatloa - ia Monday in
each month. NJ. y P.IIfUl SOD, a. j. .. ~. and
ID. r. Beard,iey, IlocCTCcI.
FindIay Chapter. No. 5S, r. z. N.
Regular CouyOcaiioD on the nrst Monday
la each month ID. Il. BeaIdsley, ii. i. and
D. l.. Grabe, Secretary.
FindIay Lodge, No. 227. F. d A. NJ.
Regular Communication first and third
Wednesdays in each month. J. NJ. Huber,
w NJ. and ID. T.. Cradle, Secretary.
Golden Rule Encampnent, No. 90,
10. =. Stated meetings on the second
and fourth FRIDAYS OF each month. ID.
Joy, &. T.. and ID. +. Winders. Scribe.
Hancock Lodge, No. 70, 10. o. r.
Stated meetings every Tuesday evening
r. =. Kimber, y. G.and William Klamroth
Secretary.
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sfiadiag alnsiHrss 1lirerLorg
Sttornegs ut sgaw.
u. q. BEARDsLEY,

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Claim Agent
n VIII practice law in State and o. Court
and attend promptly TO business intrusted TO
his care. As Justice of the Peace will attend
toCOuveyancimg n nd tax ing epOsitiOns- Office
Room No. !. MeIodeon Building, Findlay, %.
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T. BALLARD. C. W. GALLOWAY
BALLARD q GALLOWAY,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
WI. VI. DETwILEE. VI. d.

OFFICE-In Ewing's Block, over Ruth.
rauffs Hardware Store, West side OF Main
Street. Findlay. Ohio.
August I6 lS72-tf
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dentists.


=. 4. KELTS EIs, 81, D- y.
nPERATTNE and Mechanical Dentist
Onice-9l. Main Sueet, above X. :. Ba-
her & Co.'S Shoe Store.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-26
kAP0N z. 81
SKATER -REGs..

UTkVINfi formed a cO-nartnership for the
Ii .,racfica 80 Law. VIII practice in state
arc Emitted States Courts. ard Will give
t.rn,npt attention 70 alI h1siueSs placed In
law Ohio. lmay Z.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-26

..Au right. old skillet-Iegs," said
Kansas lawyer 70 a judge who fined him
for contempt.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-26

nEALEES IL nav cpuTe-. Millinery GonSs
J I,ad,..4' aud Iloni'S EUrS. fIDihi":.. cay
pats Hats taIs. eic-, N.s " srd ~ Main -,
FinaIav. Ohio
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-26
rs idle as a painted ship
Upon a painted ocean.
THAT DEVIL FISH AGAIN.

From ST. Johns Cor. y. /. World.
The scientific world are having a fight
over tie devil fish discovered in New
iouuj.aud waters. One eminent natur-
aiis5 in England, Mr.. Saville Kent, holds
that iJ belongs to a new species, and he
has proposed 10 the Geological Society TO
name 1t Megalotenthis Harveyii, ''in
recognition OF the service rendered to
science by the Rev. Mr.. Harvey in de-
scribiHg preserving and phOtOgraphing
the specimen" Others maintain that it
Is identical with that described by Prof.
Hecustrup, under the name of Architu-
this AlOnachUs. Prof. Nerill, who has
now the chief portion of the fish in his
possession, will be able to determine
whether it is a new species of gigantic
cutie fish or not. He had the photo
graphs engraved for his new work ON the
''FishOs Oi the North Atlantic" Mr. Sa-
vile Kent has an article on the subject
il the Popular Science Review for April
last. This much is certain, that it be-
longs TO the dibranchiate cephalOpOds,
being calamary or squid with ten arms.
The octopus has eight arms, and belongs
to the same order, but is very different
ia appearance and of small size, being
but two feet between the extended arms.
Prof Baird discovered a new species of
octopus il the Bay of Fundy, which
has been named in honor of him, OetO-
pUs Buir,iii. Ii is remarkable that the
dibrauehiata, or two gilIed" cutie fish,
have 10 representatives in the earlier
periods OF the earth's history, and only
now seem 10 have reached their full de
ve.OPment, whereas the tetrabranchia-
tn, or -four gilled' euttle fishes abound
ed in PaiEOzic ages, but have now only
one living representative-nam the
pearly nautilus, these curious forms
having slowly died out as the ages roll
Ell along.
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vt an Interesting U-uie and donkey
show held recently 1ie London Cry
tai Palace a y.au- lady Wa observed.
Ike another Titauia. 10 fpuL.- q rog-!i
Russian donkey. somewhat suggestive
Cf Il shetland pony. and 20 Imprint a
Kill upon IL forehead which tie ami
mai received with a sroIii sqUaUimiry
that was almost eZa-p-r-tiu- ~ Sua.c Of
the bysJaudcrs.
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W. II. ANDERSON. GEo. g. PENDLfTo
nNRPRsON & PENnLETON.

ANBFRNON q TN WIlE1IWN.
A TTDRNFYS at Law. VIII sttenG carefully
a aud promptly To all kinds of business.
SpeciaI attention given 30 Titles Probate
matters Conveyancing and Collections OF
fice over Hubers' Drug Store, north OF Court
House
q
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Inan article on summer Rest" by
Frank u. Hall, in the HsraId qf Heath.
he says, tell a volcano 10 keep cool, ,ad-
wise a hurricane TO calm itself. ask an
earthquake why il makes 50 much ado.
but do not expect an American TO ap-
proach his work by gradual stages. and
by processes that are other than eNi.aus-
rive.
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Ii,,II.IS 4 RkLI.Anr


A TTORNENS AT LAW.
0Iiice in Patterson's Block, Findlay. Ohio.
OIan. O. Taft
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THE following miracle comes from n
Selma, Alabama, paper, and needs no
confirmation:
~ young man asked g young lady to
accompany him to church. She replied
that her hair had not been curled, and
that s.-,- ,.ot,ia 20 to the bad place with
her eyes N....a open before she would
vcnt=re &. .i-urch with her hair I'M
curIed. Nvyg Sunday young lady
went to church in full suit of curls.
When c,.ur,H was out she fell in the
aisle; Ler c.othing cracked like Chinese
crackers e.p.OdiHg, and upon examining
her face il was found that her eyelids
Were completely gone, 1t took twelve
strong men 10 lift her from the floor, and
twelve 20 put her in her coffin. 1t also
required the united eAertiOus Of twelve
ministers to preach her funeral. When
ti.a ia=- ad rites were being observed,
tie iid of the coffin suddenly raised of its
own accord, and something about the
size of a black eat, but which was not u
black cat, leaped out And as this
creature jumped from the coffin to the
floor, it cried aloud to the petrified au-
dicHcc, Wait, wait. wait until | curl
my hair.' As | expect 10 answer in the
day Of Judgment, said the sable divine,
4 saw this scene with my own eyes, and
IL was just as have told il"
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A TPORNEY II Law S COLLECTION
a Agent onira In CGrIin's Block, orpo-
site the Court House Special attention Civ
an 10 collection in town ard country. Loans
negotiated on favorable terms. Inct. 20.lS7l.l !
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e. q. BARND-

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELBOR AT
Y Law Findlay. Ohio. Office in Head
.iarirr>s f.uildin. - Mort il-.ast Of Court Housa
Will attend promptly to all business entTust-
Ell to his care April 20 lo'Z-
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Why VIII H,u SnGer +?

To all persons suffering
from Eli-umatism, eursl-
ia Cramps in tire lImbs.
or stomach Bilious Collie,
painIn the hack bowels or
>idp. we would say, THr
HOTSFTfoLn PASA-CFA
and FNMILG LINIMENT i
of all others the remedy
Vou want for inteTns and
external uSe. II has cur. Il
the above complaint In
ithouandS Of cases. There
= no mistake abnutii Try
lit. sold 10y All Druggists.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-26

\ IaTEiNONIAL LOTTERY.-There is
a chance now for pOrtiOnless young or
phau- to effect marriages and give to
Tie lucky husbands, in addition to them
selves. the sum of II 900 as a dowry.
4 society has been formed for this pur-
pose. in imitation Of the many in eX-
i-teucc in Europe. In the old country,
however. the benefits Of such society
are not limited to orphans, but are ex-
tended to- poor Jewish girls in general.
and probably, If the new society attain
any success here. itS scope will be STINT
hrlv enlarged Its present object IS Ger
taillv prai-ewOrthy. 1t offers induce
r.e.lt- 10 good girls to enter the married
state without amy fear that their pOv-
ert- VIII dr.radc them in the sight Of
rr.Ifr husbands. We have extensive or
gaarzatioUs in which -, 600 are paid to
r..,. widow and next OF kin on decease
OF g. member and the law is vastly
popular. Why may not an equal pOpu-
hr.-g braraCrled 70 this young organi-
zat.ol. which has q more cheerful OBJ
feet.
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DHNSlClAN and Surgeon Office over Pat
j terson g. Winders' store entrance on
West Sandusky Street, third door.
September l9. .7B-tt
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SankrrS.
CITIZENS RANR.

/rsRJINS q Co, BANKERS. Banking
- House in Rawson's Block, No. Co. Main
Street. FinGIay. ohio. Banking Hours from 8
10 y O'Clock a.. aud fran 10 o'clock, r. M
4 eneral banking business done. Interest on
GueciaI denoSItS
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f. uCHHC0TE MD

DHTSICIAN and Surgeon. Having pet
i !maneEtly located al Van Buren, o vii;
iiend promptly iOau professional calls. .
recon Main Strest. Feb IL iii
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. = Y Il - ~ =
/ TTORNEY AT LAW


A
street Fin1lay. Ohio. iapr. II, III
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-IA-,T good people who suppose them,
selves 70 be Christians viii be aInti~1u
,--f..r, rf...,- -..lT Tho. remarkable deelari-
--l.. or Eev ,Ir Bets. Of Kansas City,
rs..- ..,r-r. Protestant Episcopal Church
.f' .-..--,.rIv- recognize the Roman
C-I.....t. - = lawful branch Of the
- of Christ. while on the contrary
,,tterlv rcpudiates the pretensions Of
-. - 70 aT,y such honor" We much
.-,f--.E,e the spirit Of the ''seets' if that
---r,,G-I, does not call forth some very
l.,,,,,fa+ic expressions Of dissent from so
cgIiad evangelical pulpits Of the country.
81. L1uis DeHOcT0t.
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&rIigjeas.
FIRST presbyterian cnurcn Re. +

FIRST Presbyterian Church Re. Fsr.
e Muse, Pa~t'r- Services 40 lr - s4- g.I-. 81.
o'cIOcE, D. "a Prayer Tu.,LI-l- IuUI-.f. g
evenings. Corner Main and Hardin SiF-.-' b.
first Congregational Church - g. .'
Th"s S"fi'-I, Pastor. s,-Islc..s ~ ly5z :. .'i'
and "c-Dc-. - IA Fray er aureiIHE -.4i.i- -
day evening" broadway, south ol Main
trO-s s-4.s'-.
Methodist Episcopal chUrcF-IieY- " q"
Jones, Pastor. services al va a. -
and O'Clock, .. m Prayer meeting i.Ii i.Ll,
day evenings. SandusEy ST. Heat Oi -N9'ii-
English Lutheran churc1-i1eY' O.''i5
MIII.r, Psstor. Services ~ i01z a. Ia. ana
g.. Ia. Prayer meeting .lufedAy evenings.
G,rasgiOrd street, west OF MAIL
limited Brethren in Christ - Rev. a
R,.e Pastor. Services alto a. IN and
7o'cIock y. Prayer meeting thursday
evening" Corner Crawford and MestStreets
Church of Cod-Eider W. r. Small, Pas
tor. services at ~ a. m. and O'Clock,
a. IA. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings.
fr.-ni Street. west 81 Main.
ST. Michaers Catholic Church Rev.
J.B youDg. Pastor. Every other Sabbath,
First Mas al o'clock, a. n, High Mass at
10 A. VI, ,CalechisIn AT ?, j.. II. Services IN
English, German and French. Mas every
morning al 3 O'Clock, a. 81. West end Of
Maln-CrOss street.
German Lutheran (st John'sl Church
Rev. 81. BuerkIe Pastor. Services every
other Sabbath at 10 0 clock A. NJ. Singing
Society al O'Clock Friday evening, Corner
OF Wesi tad 'front.' streets.
English Reformed oSt Paul's) Church
Rev. Josiah Nav, Pastor. Services every
other Sabbath al 10 O'Clock, A. II. East end
of MaIn-CrOss street.
CaTn1an Reformed Church-Rey. j. O.
RuhI Pastor. Services at lOjz a.. m. and
O'clock. y, IA. Prayer meeting Thursday
evenings. East end Main Cross Street.
Evangelical Church-Rev. w. a. shissler,
Pastor Services IOL a. IN. and O'Clock,
o. m Prayer meeting "Wednesday evenings.
Sandusky street, east Of Main.
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A TTORNEY At LAW,
Office i'm the New Bank Building, West Side
Main Street, No 90.
Nov 2gtG
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ar, ,lrcr. The sea mouse Is one OF
-r.. rrlrri--t creatures that lives under
v-,.-t- Ir -uarlle- Ike diamond and
& r.-I-4r.- with all the cOlOrs Of the rain
how although II lives in the mud at the
Eo--1a Of the ocean. IL should not be
called q mouse. for II Is larger than a big
-a-. f. T. covered with scales that move
UP and down a. Il breathes, and glitters
IKE gold shining through "A ileecy down,
from which fine silky bristles wave, that
constantly change from one brilliant tint
~ another. 30 that, as Cuvier. the great
naturalist, says the pluuaSe Of the hum
ming b.rd j. not more beautiful Sea
mice are sometimes thrown up on the
beach by storms.
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7 arS iu Huffer, Eggs, Lard. Feathers, Seeds
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-12-12

A A Marshfeld, short time before
his death Mr. Webster gave utterance
totbis sentiment.
Tho man who has not abandoned d
himself to senuality feels, as years d
vance und old age comes on, q greater
love for mother earth, greater willing
tress and even desire to return to her bo
som, and mingle with this universa
frame of things from which he sprang'
'As he spoke these words;' says MIR,
FELTON,, with slow and solemn tone, he
seemed to look upon the face of nature
as upon the face of living being, to
whom he was bound by the ties of q
conscious friendship and immortal love;
and the soft wind breathing with a
warmth like summer, through the un
changed leaves of the neighborins trees
whispered nm audible answer to the
voice and look Of love ofthe dying states
man.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-12-12

In the Stokes case the board of ply
sicians to whom was referred the ques
tion of his sanity, made the following
reply.
THAT we find Edward + Stokes labor
ing under an abnormal condition of
mind, amounting to partial ideasional
insanity on two subjects, religion and
politics; and that this abnormal 60 adj
tion of mind will only be inoreusei by
longer confinement, either in Jail or an
asylum; further, that in the opinion of
this board, Edward L Stokes is not 10
cupaoitated for the management of his
pecuniary affairs.'
Judge Cooke has reserved his opinion
as to the Liberation of Stokes