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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10

EDITORIAL SCALTING.-IIayr We not
OverdOne the patriotism. and have We
not retarded the advancement of Jour
nali>In, by this Willingness To scalp one
another TO crafty the mob, which. after
the operation, has. or ought to have, a
lower opinion OF both actors than il had
before Personal journalism never tends
to eNalt tine profession. or eNalt tine
journal that indul@rS in it. II Is q vast"
Of time, labor and means, for one news
paper to devote it, columns 10 the anihi-
latiOn OF the personal character Of the
gentleman who publishes another paper.
Waste Of time, labor and means i. in
these utilitariun days, a crime. NcwSpI-
pers are published for the prcuniary
benefit Of the OwncrS. Tier may
BE- romantic notions Of another kind
that journalism las higher aims
than the accumulation of pclf. LU!
we know differently. and. like sen
sible men, we may frankly state that
We print and publish our newspapers for
the purpose of making the most money
we can. The man who makes the best
paper. as general thing, makes the
most money; and the man who makes
the most money, a. general thing, can
make the best paper, if he knows how
We are bidders for the public confidence
and the public trade. just n the lawyer,
the physicians or the merchants are.
We offer our services 20. the public just
as they do, ana expect pay therefor. as
they do; and among the services we
offer them j. a good newspaper. con
Quoted with due regard 70 public de-
crucy and morality, and advocating such
public policy and measures a. wee may
think best for the public interest.
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3lurtirai.
From the New York observer.
HEAVEN OUR HOME.
EY DAVID e.. ADEE.

The sailor on tempcStuOus seas.
When black and wild the night.
Stands fearless at the shuddering helm
With eye upon the light.
Now flashing rcdly from the reef.
Now flickcring in the breeze.
That hcckons to a land-lockcd bay
Away among the trees.
The beacon light of faith and hope
Burns warmly in his breast,
And lures him on with angel dreams
OF home and love and rest.
Through whirlinG eddicS, curling waves
Towards the flaming goal
The little bark sails. >taunch and true,
To where the brcakrcs roll.
o, pilot, hold her TO the wind,
Nor let her fall away.
Or vain will be the cherished hopes
That chccrcd thee many a day,
Rough are the waves, broad is the deep,
That thrObS tween shore and shore,
And firm the hand that Steers To land,
Where bursting pillows pour.
The dangers OF the deep are past.
The boat is i'm the bay,
The bcacOm-light is burning BRIGHT
Among the shadows gray;
The breeze is fresh and rising still,
The spray is on the bow,
And the sailors heart is beating fast,
For home awaits him now.
Home with its welcome fond and kind,
Its ruddy glow of health,
Its calm, unutterable JOY,
Its store of bOundlcSS wealth;
Its Summer-eve on yine-clad porch,
Its winter by the blaze,
When means the blast among the bOughS,
In sad and plaintive lays.
Its autumn when the froSts are white,
And chestnut burrs are brown,
And changing vcrtiurc decks the hills
With gold and ruby gown;
It's spring-timc of rcvIving plants
And soft, refreshing rain
Toward home the spirit ever turns,
Nor longs to roam again.
All, life is but a restless sea
Whose pillows fierccly crash,
And deadly blasts and trcacherOuS tides,
Deep down the good ship dash,
But home awaits the sailor brave,
And faithful To the end
\ heaven of rapture infinite,
With Jesus for his friend
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10
HOW SHE TAKES THE TRAIN.

She comes down TO the depot in an
express wagon three hours before train
time. She insists on sitting on her
trunk. out on the platform. 10 keep it
from being stolen. She picks up her
r.ticule. fan, paraSol, luncE-basket,
small pot with house plant III it, shawl.
paper bag with candy bouquet, lshe never
travels without one, small lumber, an
eyrrs, veil. and chases Historically after
every switch engine that goes by. under
the impression that it Is her train Her
voice trpmbles as she presents herself at
the restaurant and tries 70 buy tlcAet.
aud She knocks with the handle OF
her parasOI on the door OF the old tool
house. ia vain hopes that the ba--hS'-
man will come out and check her truiih-
She asks everybody in the depot ana on
IN. DI,tfOrlu when the train VIII start
and where ir will stand, and l"pHli@
,rrai.,hr AT the great clock, asks: " iiht
tf,u..i- II now" Sine sees, WITH trFr"F-
TN. Hasgagrman shy her trunk hito q.
car where two Men are smoking H>tritd
of locking it up by it-elf IN a large
strong. brown car, with BAD order
sLon- &c chalked on the side. which she
ha- long determined 10 be the baggage
car. a. the only safe one III si-lJ- Al
though the first at the depot she Is thela-t
10 ct her ticket. and once on the train
she it 10 the end Of her Journey in an
agony Of apprehension that she has got
on the wrong train and will be- landed at
some strange = ttiOn, put in a close car
riae. dru2-ed and murdered. and 70
every male passenger who walks down
the aisle. she stands up and presents her
ticket. which she invariably carries in
her hand She finally recognizes her
waiting friends on the platform. leaves
the ear ia a burst Of gratitude. and the
train J. ten miles away before she r.
members that her reticule. ian, par;t~Ol,
lunch basket. verbena. shawl. candy.
tumbler. veil. and bouquet ar On the cal
seat. where she left them. or in rh. d.
| pot. for the life Of her she cant Jei
[ which.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10

This estimate Is proved a. follows. Say
that the weight Of paper used j. inerra-
I'd One-t-nth by wettiuS printing and
by wrappers. then multiply the weight
with 10 per cent. added, by and -,
and divide by I>n, the number OF sheets
20 a rraIu. the rc-u!t viii civ" tie post
age. which. Of course must. when !rstc-
tiOnal. b. increased 10 the next whole
number.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10
Thirty Years WNPcrieucc of an
Ord Nurse.

Mrs. " Es.~}sW = Soothing ~ yup IL the
nrrerripsiaIs ei unc ui the hest i"maie
PHYSICIANS .tra NuI>t.> in Tie United StaieS.
and has l.t o. Is~,4i for IiIIttv wears with
failing safety ard >ucCt>S ~ mIlllons OF Elotn-
eTS aud CHI I,lItu. ffuIn the ivrie Eiani -; one
We ek Old to The adult. II cuTrcctS aridiiy OF
The stomach. relieves Wild collie. sr--s''iats The
bowels and gives resi- health and comfort To
mother and cIi.d. W hrilrNtli u To he tht.
R,.st 'a1,B Surf->t -R,rr.Js iu The World in all
c.,S.,S Of I.Y-~F'NT TEisl tr.d llAHkHCEA IN
CHILpREN whether ii arises -rom Teething
or from any ~ her cause. Fhll directions Tor
uSipg will ;,-cau,,rsFv zach britla. None
Genuine un!t->S the. tac-~l1lsia Of CURTIS
PERKINS j. ua IT,. oui>iGs wIaPIrT- sold
bY all Medicine Bsai,r, July 2J-ly
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10

East SIn,i,n.y s., Tziltd,,rJlgu.Ru
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10

This statement includes only quiet
people who do not especially desire dis
play. Those who wish 20 make figure
in the Park and ON the drives spend
much more
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10
The Confession of an Invalid,

Pt.II.fSITFD u AS ANvAHNISG and tor the benefit
Of NnT ~ M-N ASn uTHi-I:S whO suffer from
NERVOUS IiilG.il !. Loss OF MANHOOD,
etc. suppl, lug i3T I'yfHS uf SsN cIcTc- written
bN o't wtsp cg-IVd h,uI>'f after undergoing
cons .uCIghlr quBck'IN. ard sent free on Tc-
c..iNiu. post -latid H'',c'td envelope
sSUfltrtr itsNifs a. -t' address The author,
NAtITA, A,Sif-I. MAYFAIR.
Ayril 10 "a rili. I:pN lti. lsT.G;l lyD, ny.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10
wLnAyIs. Nv DAVIS. N. L. BETwIiER
niNIS RkHS a GO.

yIrHOIESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERS
w and dealers m Flour, Provisions Wooden
willow a ND one Mare. Confectionery. Fruits
Notions aud general variety. Go"ls AT Whole
sale AT Cleveland and Toledo prices. Nos. q
aud o. Main Street
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10
1rGnGiatS.


nEALEIls IN DRUGS, Stationery, School
" BoOks etc. PTtSsrI ptlouS accurately com
pounded at all hours-day or night. Perfectly
pure Drugs-guRranteed. Corner Main an'i
MainCrUSs Streets.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10
DIR. j. CARR,

CURGEON DENTIST, having prslciicei TWEEN
y ty-five years in Finday and vicinity, WEI
insert teeth in all the different styles. bis'''-
ed Teeth and Cams treated in a Scivntin cIIan-
ner. Teeth extracted without pain. Once ih
Henderpon's Block over Hancock Bank.
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3Enfrolfnt.

FindIay Council, 10. . o x. d S. NJ.
Regular COuyocaIIoii S--'.I4u Monday in
ZACH month. II. 4 Patterson, 4. !. 9. NJ and
ID. Il. BearusIey, Recorder.
FindIay Chapter, No. So, r. a. ri.
Regular Cons Ocsli ion on the nTst Monday
IN each month. h. 4. B,laIdsIey, H. 4. and
-. J.. GTab.c, Secretary
FindIay Lodge, No. 227. +. q a. NJ.
Regular Communication Hrst and iEird
Wednesday > ia each moth. J. NJ. Huber,
W. NJ. and ID. l.. GTable, Secretary.
Golden Rule Encamp11ent, No. %,
I.O O. 2. Stated meetings on the second
and fourth Fridays OF each month. D..
JOY, L. L. and u. 4. WInders, Scribe.
Hancock Lodge, No. 73, 10. o. r.
stated meetings every Tuesday evening
T. 4. Kimber, y. land William kiamroin
Secretary.
.fmdLIp 8nsWrGG 1irrrforp
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10

hENTAL 81 re- EON. SarIgcular attention
IL oven To the treatment 81 uaJuI9i tc-it:.-
- -in dlled with gotd-ioil, iiu-iUs auC silver.
Satisfaction guaranteed IN all cases. Onice
AuiO. oct. ( 1870.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10
Children Often E.aoa Pale and
sick

from no of..er cause than having worms in
tlst stomach
BROW y = NFRNIFUGE CnMFITS
will! destroy worms witl"ui injury io the
child. hrirg psrioc ~ " lIE- and iree from
an ,.loriu., or o,Ecr injurious ingTedieI T.
u~u-.lI, u~.-l ina worm preparations
CURTIS ~ BROWN. PropreturS-
M. .i5 Fulton Street. New York.
S.lT By DJUggiNfl and Chemists. and deIieTN iBa
sarlli, tB.sS at TWENTY FIVE CENTS Box -
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10

A TroRNEY At LAW q COLLECTION
a AGENT. Office in Carlin's Block, oppo-
SIT. the Court House Special attention CIV
en- to collection in town and country. Loans
negotiated on favorable terms. lpci .2n.lai.i |
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10

nPERATIEF AND MECnANICAL DEN
~ tist, over Iireen, - Ni>, &'o'S All opera
fions pertaining To The prois s>!on. carefully
aud skillfully performed. hCs-denee, y" y,
West Hardin Street.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10
IaBN RUTuRAUFF.

nEAl.ER ia Agricultural Implements, Iron
IL Mails. Class, Sassl, Putty, Ben; Work, Cat
lrry, Rui,lper and Leather Betting aud a full
stock uf shelf Goods. No. G5 Ewings Block,
Hsin street.
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6rurEriCs.


NaTEOE- rs Air AMP tsi.TAib bEA LEE
w in JirocereiS, Flour, q 49,. ayd1 Gru"rt
variety in the Grocery ami l'roNi unH.-
t,pod Drir.S paid :or Batter. Esgs, aud Conn
try Produce. gen, rally EstSi sl,i- 81 Main -,
rifsi door noginoT coil HuaSr Block, Findlsy,
Obtc lApril -, '7O-tf.l
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10

RATES UNDER THE New POSTAGE
BILL.-Thc BucyrUs JDrTIlm gives the
following table Of rates of postage FOR
newspapers printed Oh the grade Of PSI
per indicated.
Newspapers printed Oh
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10
wM. NJ. DETwILEK. ". D..

HOM MEOPATHIC Physician and surgeon
III Main ST. Two Doors North Of HUbeT's
UruR Store. Findiay. Ohio.
Offiee Hours-from 6 TO ~ a. NJ, II A. NJ. to
Pm, To Up. VI. May 10 '73-tl
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a. d AXIS -,

A T-FoRSET AND COUNSELLOR Al
n Law Findl:ty, ohio. Onicc in Head
uuart+rs iIuti.t4ns Northeast 90 Court louise
VIII attend pru.hptly To ali busiiI,NS entTGsi-
et to hiS care Apfil y, 49,
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aeIlaIgas.
FIRST Presbyterian cnuTca x )

FIRST Presbyterian CnuTca X r.s
Nus, T.ss.'f. foers lea .. i. "a. li-, O.; - %
O'CIOcA, =. II. payer uI-visI- laos
evening". .,Tu'f Main tiIG ..st.tlHs -:Is .....
First COnyrs -Sationsi CnUrSn -..'.
tnDs- D'BIu-.I. t-a-tBl. 1s-I 4- -tt s'se 60 .'l
aud "c."-as. - Ia fits er iiir'iina ai...-a-
daN .y~44s.s,. BrOa'.s'sy' Aouih % As'a
CrOss .ai.ls-.
Methodist Episcopal Cnurch-i.eE. " "a
JONES' Pastor. s5eTyIoes AT igls a. IA.
and o'clock, D. ih- Prayer meeting ihur--
day evening" -ildti-l-y 81, west 81 AlassIi-
English Lutheran Church-tey- O.pfss
MiiieT, Pastor. SeEE-c's al i15z "A. Ia. aud .
D. Prayer Iusz-tiHZ thursday csc4.4f.-s-
Crawford street, west oI -daln-
United Brethren in Christ - Rev. \
Rose, Pastor. Services al ~ a. M ami
7"'"iock, 8. H. Prayer I'eiiIs 1hursday
evenings conner Crawford and "esioiTeels
Church of God-I-ider W. 4. Small, Pas
Tor. i-ergices at la'z a.. IA. and O'Clock,
A.. IA. fIas 'T meCiILI IHur,idy evenings.
FT,.nt StI-'-t, wcai OI 1slIn.
ST. aichaei's Catholic Church Rev.
!. ~. E..uH., Pastor. livery other sabbath,
FIfsi Al.t-- At . o clock, ~ ~, nigh Mass AT
40, a. n, C.liecblsm AT :, Z. ". Services M
English, German and french. Mas every
morning a. . o'clock a u. " est end OF
Main-CrOss street
German Lutheran C5t tJohn'7J Church
Rev. 81. Buerk!e, Pastor. Services every
other Sabbath al 10 o'clock a. NJ. Singing
soci-i 5 sir - clock Friday evening. Corner
OF ws-I and r rBnt siTests.
English reformed tSt Iaui'sJ Church
Rev. Josiah May, ras50r. Services every
t,tIier sabbath al ~ O'Clock, a. N. last end
oI Main-NrOs5 street.
German Reformed Church-Isey. J. u
Ruhl Pastor. Services Al lO1z q. Ia. and
O'Clock, .. IN. Prayer meeting Thursday
evenings. East end Main Gross Street.
Evangelical ChUrch-Rev. W. a. Siiissler'
Pastor. Services lUlz a. IL and O'Clock,
D. IN. Prayer meeting "wednesday evenings.
sanduhky street. east of Main.
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If thine enemy wrong thee buy each
OF his children n drum.
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phnsitiEns aud SurGtons.
DIR. r. q. RaRNIEIIL..


OMEoPA IHi,' Physician and SURGEON.
i pthcr and Residence. over kiHmel : lew
eiIy Sinr- Main Street, Firdiay. ohio.
Feb. &, "a if.
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nHNSlClAS ana Surgeon. Ofi,. over Pat
II terSon & Nindrrs STORE: antrauc. ~,
West Sandu>ky Street, thUd ,iour.
September ~. % q
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WHY Is a person who never lays a wa
ger "a bad a a regular gambler. b
cause he i better
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Why will YSu SaHer-

To all persons suffering
from rheumatism, eural-
sia, Cramps in the lIInbs
or stomach, Bilious Collie,
Pain in the backbOwelS or
side. We would say. THE
HOUSEHOLD PASA-CEA
and FVMILY LISIMEST is
of all others the remedy
Won want for interna. aud
leNternal use. II has cur. Il
Ihe above complaint in
3thouands Of cases. There
is no mistake abOutit Try
lit sold 10y all Druggists.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office in the New Bank Building, West side
Main street, No 90.
NoV- 22-tG
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M r. asDERsoN. GEn. .. PENDLETON
aNnEKSnN a PENDLElON.

A TroKNEYS at Law. VIII attend carefully
n aud promptly Ia all kinds OF business.
Special attention given u Titles, Probate
matters, ,Conv-yancing and Collections. Oi-
nee over tfubegs' Drug store, noiin Of Court
House
St.o. g. IS72-tE
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10

NEvEI; leave your hat in a passage
unless it i a bad one.
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A TTslrNEY kNDCOUNSELLOR AT Law
"A aud Notary Public. VIII attend prompt
It, ala business entrusted TO his care. Par
iicular attention given 10 Collections. Parii-
tioning of lands, and business in Probate
Court.
OFFICE on Main Street. in RnSSmaun 'sBlociE
n -arIy opposite the Court House, May !.
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1sAACDAN.s BENNY GREEN.
DAVIS d GREEN,

yKTHOLFSALE AND RETAIL GROCEltS
w aud Commission Merchants aud Dealers
IN Flonr salt, E'ish, Wooden and Willow Wave
a. A. conner of Mail and SauduSky Streets.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10

\ BoRE-A man who persists III talk
ing about himself when you wish 10
talk about yourself.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10

L :. said that cOrk--crcw~ have sIul.
more than corh jacket, have ever sav-j.
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fmdlag 9nsiqeas 1irrrforg
attorneys at gaW.


L l'TDRNEl Al LAW and Claim Agen'
"A Will practice law in State and US. Court
and attend promptly TO business intrusted 10
his care. As Justice of the Peace VIII attend
IOConveyancing aud taking Once
Room No. I. MelOdeOn Building, Findlay, o.
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THE Court of Death Starting the
fire with kerosene.
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T. BALLARD. c. ". GALLOWAY
BALLaRD q GALLOWAY,
DHYSICIANS AND SukGEoNS.
T. BALI.ARl

OFFICE-In Ewins'S Block, over Ruth.
raurf's Hardware store, HcSt side OF Main
street, t1ndlay, Ohio.
August l6 lS72-tf
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OLIVE LOGAN i going 10 tear around
the. country next winter WIKI q ~"
observation-disclosures lecture.
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JAMES 4. E8EE:,
IAs9BF. BURREr,

A oANN, La"
OIfice over W l.. Davis * Co.'S store, Maln
Street, Fiudlay. Chic. lapr. II, III
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10

WHAT roof covers the most noisy ten
ant The roof Of the mouth
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Massachusetts, = sill kept awa'-a o
Min. She doesn't know what "Dld
Cockcve~ Is going TO DO next.
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HoRGA,. DsHAFFR AARoS B. SHARPER
SUAFER REOS.,

HAVING formed co-p1TinerShip Tor the
II .,ractice - Law, will practice IN SLATE
arc United States Courts, and viii give
,.tomut attention To all business placed IN
their hands. OGicein wheel RS Block, FIND
lay, Ohio may 4.
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1futists.
3a. GA. nosrNBEus. a..

III
hPERATINE and Mechanical Dentist
y fice-gi, Main Stieei, above X. :. ka-
her & Cos shoe Store.
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uESUY A EZRA BROWI


A TrORNEIS at Law. Oniceup Stairs, FIRST
n Door South Of Court House, FIndiay, %.
Ian. Il. lhla.tf
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Is a little duller, if any difference, than
when I wrote last The bottom is out
and 10 will stay ont till the fall. The
man vino l., masking "a living, and is not
running in debt, Is the lucky man Just
now. Nobody expects anything better
than that. PIETRO.
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

TKE,FARlLERS FA TORITE PAPER.
until Jan. /, 1875, for 81 90.
Address THE TRIBUNE, New-YOrd.
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CITIZENS RkHR.
3'tojlnsr tllcrrhanIs

.. :. o \ III y II.
ESERAL LPI;uDUCE MERCHANTS, Deal
I r crS in Butter, Eggs, Lard, Feathers, Seeds
Dried Fruits. Nr'-Svt,V, F'.lis, Hides and Cnun-
Try I'TH:uCe Of a descriptions
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Tie hydrophobia question is up again
f:ercer than ever. Several persons have
been bitten by dogs and died of what
looked wonderfully like hydrophobia,
but the learned men differ as TO whether
lydrophObia or fear of it killed them.
But in the meantime the killing of dogs
is going On very lively The gamilis
capture them by the hundred, and they
arr. put Oat OF their misery the moment
tine hours Of grace expire. The trade in
dogs Is about the only brisk trade in the
ci,v.
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God Save the Queen" yankee Doc
dle," and other well-known airs and they
were Enthusiastically repeated, note for
note, on the violin which lay on table
near at hand Even an accidental false
note was Immediately detected on the
violin.
The apparatus by means of which this
feat is accomplished has been named by
Mr.. Gray the telephone, or, an instru-
ment designed for the purpose Of trans
hitting sound to distance 1t con-
sists of three general parts: the trans
hitting instrument, the conducting wire
and the apparatus for receiving the
sound at that distant point. The trans
hitting apparatus consists of board
having number of electromagnetic cor
responding with the number Of keys on
the board, to which are attached vibrat
ing tongues or reeds tuned to musical
scale. Any one Of these tongues can be
separately set in motion by depressing
the key corresponding to it. Thus a
tune may be played by manipulating
the keys in the same way as those Of an
ordinary piano or melodeon. The music,
produced entirely by electricity, Of these
notes is SO distinctly audible in the next
room that, in spite of much talking,
there is no difficulty in determining
what tune the manipulation is playing
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the rows lightly with mulch to break the
direct rays of the sun, the plants will
hardly cease growing, and crop of su-
perior fruit will be the result next year.
Protection during the winter is essen
tial to all beds of strawberries, and that
much thicker than is usual; say three or
four inches. With summer and autumn
planted beds it is not only essential, but
imperatiyely necessary, since on all but
the firmest soils they would be inevitably
thrown out, and thus the value of the
plantation destroyed.
A bed thus set and protected will, un-
der the circumstances of scarcity of
plants, fully repay its cost in fruit, since
the plants, in addition to the fruit they
bear, will be thoroughly established for
the succeeding summers growth. There
will be no necessity of clipping the run
ners if any are made the present season
and next season, by keeping them prop
erly clipped, if the soil be rich, they will
make immense trusses for the succeed
ing year.
If you are so unfortunate as to have no
strawberry bed, get plants from a neigh
Dor, and thus learn to know not only the
full value of this superb fruit, but also
the comparative ease with which the
family may be supplied with it.-West-
ern Rurdl.