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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-11

i~ Brooklyn ,~aE5iH.. among the
Tr---urs o-teuratiou-ly displg~ed. was
one hgudga5-ioIlar bill. a present from
the dotiuz father 10 tine darling dau2h-
Ter. After the guests had departed, the
old man coolly rolled up tie bin and put
It IN bis vest pocket, and that was the
end Of H.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-11
ccrTnau Lu.ner8n 15I JaHH7-I CnuN
8enerOlsnt.

Ffnd.ay Cou1ciI, no so q. q $ IL.
Regular Inasaralun rsc.i no -iai''.- ~
lrll month. q I-i'atie.-Yli, T.. J.. J. ". All"
D. =. Bgaru les, Recorder.
rj1dlay Chapter, Ho. 3d. 2. =. ~
t:.,suIlr CON socstf JON 600 tas h.rl Auunag
iu each month. D. j.. Ieal la-lry, il. J.. ana
ID. J.. crab 5ecIJtfiIg.
Findlay Lodge, 40. 222I 2 q r. ia.
s..,Itgr CONTAMINATION first aud tliTa
.,l.l.g-.-day- lu each IHoI.tH. j. u. EdDtl,
". N and ID. l.. GTable, Secretary.
Golden Rule Encampncut, ko. 81,
20. 0. r. stated ue. tIrss gn the secDEi"
and fsBEn Fridays 81 each Htahti' -
10y, C.. J.. and ID. 4. Miuder-, Scribe.
Hancock Lodge, 10. 73, TO- Q. F.
--t-rsg meetings every Tuesday evening
d. S. KiInyer, \. G.aud william kiamroih
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Etssg WiEE y.u Suffer?

Toarf persons suffering
from h-umatism. curai-
.ia. Cramps in the limb =.
rH stomach. Bilious Collie,
EHin Fu the back bowels or
side. we would say, TH-
.IloVSFHgLR PAEA-CFA
and fENILN LISIWFST is
.HI all Others the remedy
won want for intoma and
.rNE egual Use. u has CIR d
Fre algVe complaint in
.ff.rUauIs gaseS. There
lra mistake HirnGtit Try
.5l sold Icy all Druggists.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-11

yNPI&ATEN r. and 5i.efa"IgaI B'EtfSi.-
: prl.e-",. Main SIo-I. above X. S. lst-
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41nrfirai.
DEACON JONES EXPERIENCE.
AEEA-z. Cr,Et@ENCE-lS7i
TY a!.tT TGETE


lcI rfr;; when yoa lay, If down. Prr~ou
Thci The flesh is weak and "a snare;
And ;u keep yer plow in the fuTTow
- hen yer cattle begins to rare
Ami no sur. thing. And between Us.
III" same may be said Of prayer.
Why. stood the Jokes. on the river,
-! the boys. when the critters found
That I'd iiE,d the church, and the -nickcl
That. may hc yc mind. went round,
Tie day | ~at down with The mOurncrs.
ia jhc old camp mcctin ground,
stood all rha'. and reckon
/ might, at a pinch, stood more
For the boys, they represents Baal,
And / stands ~ the Rock Of the Law,
And II seemed like moral scrilnmage
in Aoidin' agin their jaw.
But thars crosses "a Christian suffer,
- hcz'n 'nl goi that prctcnsc-
Things with no moral purpose,
Things III hcz rot no sense;
Things e. somehow, no profit
VIII cover their first expense.
T. how, was ii-t last cvcn'n'
AG,iir>>in' ihr Throne of Grace:
And mother kncli in the corner
hnd each "f the boys in his place
When tiaal ~nc:bin' pup OF krziah'S
70 .jUuatidn'> cat give chase.
never let ON to mind en-,
I never l-t un 10 hear
But drove thai prayer down the furrow
With the ,al hidin' under my thccr,
And kczah WhiSpcrin sic her.
And mother sayin' you darc!"
! asked for light for the hcathcn,
To guide on his narrcr traci,
With hat dog and that cat jest waltZin,
And .Ionajhan'S face jest black,
" hen thc pup made 4 rush, and the kitten
Dropped down ON the small OF my back.
Yet, think, with She Lords assistance,
mi"lt have c0Hlinered then,
If octtin' her holt. that kitten
licd'nt dropped her claws in me-whcn
Ii somehow reached the "Old Adam"
And jumped 10 my feet with ''Amcn.
So, yer right when you says il, Parann,
That the flesh is veal, and snare,
And to keep ycr plow in the furrow
When yer cattle hcains 10 rare
Amt no sure Thing. And between Us,
says its iist 50 with prayer
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y. Il. CEsELCoTE. u. 2.
Arn g..

DWNSICTAN and SUT-agn. Var Rur.r q
Z attend promptly 10 al urr .rs-fr-..,l
call Feb. IS. -F-.-
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-11

Children 0Heu ssaoES Pale ;sEsd
AECs4
Err;n mo other cause than having worms in
lt.s stomach.
Gffby,N rS NTEElFT-GE CgNFITS
vif3 destroy Worms without injury to the
c5r'fd. being Vgrt,c ly N HlTE. and free from
aIl cDiGi1u-r or other injurious ingIedlCtts
usl-:.l =, i;sr.l - worm pG.'.aTatiOnS-
CURTIS g. BROW y. PTcrrictors.
No. -i5 fuitart street. New York.
SD bV E'ffvr' SIS 0f& tagsls.s- u3d deGtfTS az
ul~lf. -,s.e 0f TsrgHgY FIVE 1FErs Box j!
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--' '.'-. ".
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. .'-. '
81. .s..
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PArrERscv 4 aINnEEs.

DEALEBS IN DRY GOOES, Millinery Goods
J Ladies' and Gents Fairs, Clothing, Car
Fits, Hats, Caps, etc., Nos. - and 80 Main ST.,
endlay, Oh 10,
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-11
Sgrriai o5ioifr tia;3R.
....ys---- TEgE. GREAT -kFT&EG
. IN -a
HUEATT MISERY.

....sy- EEsE. SsLsE. 4 USE
BULATT MISERY.
,,,st p,s'fs5sa ia O. a,a.rf .a.r.'nio. Ii5or s@f
rsIfte.
I E.~rf8rc os1 figr p. tue E-rafssfetEi
,tlsd Radical cure ul seminal NcaiFu'-S. 81
SncrlaaE EnIgIuaa. induced .t. self niise. .#Nnl-
Uutary Emissions, liEpp.t Icy, Nervous b'bii-
l.y.. ..Ita Emsr,sssu.tlI~1 80 Marriage gtrcI#ii' :
piles '4u~ufpI Iau. l-irlEf s.l.'! FIis; Mem
a, .rs1u t4fry-IrsI iuC. :f-C4EE Gc--i:E ROBERT
j. tlIN I.ttA I'll l., vi p .su.nDr OF Inc Gree
BOOK &s-
Vi.,.EcrilI-Truuw ned author. IN This admira-
be Lecture clearly prove nom -.iS own c&-
,.eI .4. that tine agg Hl Cun-' yncs."rS OF Sell
4 Hu-r may le tN,rfE-iEE removed without
t,1s-sirfIrs. :.rld without dangerous surgical
.l.H.GFlUg~. HpugsnS. Instruments Ting>, or
rrrGigEs. pointing ,ur e. ul'I" Of cure AZ once
certain and %. ,.U.I hE VI .ch every sufferer,
un matter what Hls condition may b", may
cure iH4-yll l-cIN.E- l.Ira's.E, ANA radically.
ss RMS ,r'rf.s ,ttI !sgate u igyH 10 thousands
and fhuffsVHsis.
-..lt. ssf,i-r seal IA - nlain ouvelo! @, to any
a,lI,e- Oh ...ri'l 81 siA cents, oc iST0 postage
~.aFa|S.
address tEs Par .i-Hlrs,
ggs-E.E- {. lis.ESE sE CO.
E2- 1uSs ss = Hes EUrts. Post Office Box,
.5-6
Jta -s.El Ig
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,gmdiag 9agiRess S1irfrf0rp
4uorncus ri zeu.


.HDRN.-Y Al Law ana Ilain aH'n,
..-l. --..f Ig.. Isrgg ia Stale and Us. Count
90 attend promptly tc bu5lna-- inlt"'le" g."
-c.tr-. A. Justice OF lHe Peace Wiil Atisi-"
90 yaua.n -.ina taking gdrpo5iIohS. vlh'S
-rloofl E1.E. sle.uaeou Euilding, Fiudlay, o..
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-11
OLD WHITE CORNER.
CEFEEEN-s rAEI..

EsfEEl-S C. 60. ENNKEES. Banking
8 JEou-a lu Ea.yssu's Block, No. St, Main
-itleat FfH.sl#y. Ohio. Egaklig Hours GOng
TO L. o'c'5oE H., o,.d from ! 10 Io'ci0ck, p. N
4 .snerai banking business done. Interest on
rD,rfa5 G.lseai.S
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CkUSEG CF2E-ZC-.

Mr. Thomas Too!Sr, IN IBIS .-i.i--oTg"i
Panics. attributes the recent p s,:ir iu
this country to the fact that too Iaurh pl
our floating capital had b--u converted
into fixed capital in r;itr.ad cItaynri-.-.
and asserts that this was tl. CAUSE or r.s.-
financial crisis in England Iu i-aT. In
gland recovered rapidly from the -hurs.
and the United States. he predicts, wsi.
soon do the same thing. The ErHa'.r
HOHjtOr divides the Taii;aaj Gry--Di.-
ment in this country Into three Stages.
and shows that Mr.. Ton.-'~ THEORY
holds. The first period. between 1873
and 1919, but 5.3G5 miles g.. railroad 81.
built; even this slow pro ra-- w-- goo
much for the financial strength O.. IT,.
country. and the railroad projectors
were ruined Then the simultaneous
flow Of gold from California and Au--
tralia infused fresh -..a.i--.. into ... ...-
iiized world. and ~ tire END o' rhn hest
period. in ISJg. TIA" total railroad Ili.--
age was -. 1og miles. The third period.
which closed liz 1913. rouad # Iota. aE
Il 56J miles Of railroad and Th~ siren r-a
OF the country j. again exhausted Ia-
present conditions differ from those a5
the first period. Then w. Iat -ln life
giving tlOw from the gold u..a-~. I..r
we are struggling against t..a HaIs.us
excitement of paper money iH'i#.."a.
Tie U1Hiipr concludes riat for many
wears 10 come tar extension o- orr gr.-.-
road system must Stop H. size Na.r. o.
speculation IN" wgrh liaS been pcar.s
done ami tile resource ol the oyUat..
uusr be expended IN hect-siuE what y-
have. instead Of adding 10 II. I.i~s..-
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. Tr.l;...Y-sa at Law. UuireUp stairs, First
= .,.s. south oi Court House, flHdiaJ, q.
rH....f.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-11

.f.>--' En- Egr'-e-@ PTnHE, over In'r
-ftT. FfTEvsr- store. West @51. rf NHiU
f. F5v if.lv Ohio
.rr. 1E 1--E-fT
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-11

q. rrJRSEY AT LAW,
s..f.e i'm the New s1as Building, West side
tnHH street, No go.
gy-ff
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rJM-AY;S LESSON.

IN ASALsJsJSAN
Thrrr. :. t.i,.Grv- tall, the sun shunc Lri.sIi.
:, III! summers GLOW;
And .,r!,cti win Eaany colorcd light
The crowd iH'iow.
The Pastor uoW, with rrycnut mir.
And heart OF love.
Ills message gives. then leads in PRAYER
70 Onc :llUvr.
Sweet voices, Giving notes Of praise,
it,r loud and clear;
When floating in through sunlii rays,
\ stranger here,
\ little thi~ilc-sccd is borne.
D'cr aisle and pew.
Ii cave one hrafl with sadness worn
\ hope anew.
Even such seed with wings OF down,
Is wisely dressed,
To wait il iar"'cr wii;iand town,
70 liHai rest.
The Father that such thought bestowed
On-ouc=I-t weed
VIII not FORGET tbs weary load,
. bruised reed.
Ri B,rc.
DEATH GIVES MORE THAN LIFE.
Aye, more: it givcs rrposc,
Swcclcr than any life can c'cr impari;
Na>l depth Of peace, whCrc burdcncd
heart
At length will lose lis woes.
| know my priSon-harS;
build no topIiu% towers on shining
sands;
reach not upward with dccayin~ hands
To grasp IL" lefty Stars.
The 'owiv Crave j. G,ar
And il;,~ 40 tcrruI~: il i~ free from pain:
Its cGuch l. do"ny; and no secret hanr
Nrin-s ;hc Tc.rctlul Tear.
And lifp-I;S wild upraar.
lis fruit.es> Ea..>. lis wilhcrcd, hli-htrd
,:a-~.
It's hour oE anguish, ulrn ihc lainiing
Toward ...y ''yu.ce.,-s shore
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.ii3fc- pvrrW q. D,, .,~ ,s coz H.oro. 1-~,u
irert, FinIlCy, OHIO. .a.t. "a ...4
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-08
20. 3. Cincinnati, spnntag, brn 5. @ppembe 1874

centneri9weren Suabern tpie leiGtes @ez
rble in bic StraBen unb @drten eepprfen
unb unsdbItge @abongs unb Mobnbduier
SerHbrt. Der neue Baloft bes @ouper=
neurs iii Elm formlofer Sriimmerbanfen.
Sunberte Der ginipobner Iinb oboahlos.
Die Wese iinb nit 3ieseln, Balfen, Bret
tern nno Baumditen aneefiillt. SOB nnb
Werpiiitun9 itarren ginem iiberall ertas.
gen. llnb bas MIles bas bernidten6t
Werf BON Elm paar 9tlnben. eSn nteinenl
2eben tueroe ich Die idredlide gta6t ni6t
pereeiIen.
. DOfobama, Sapan, 9. Sept. 1874.
SEQ. Y. Brill.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-08
MeneTek-kel!

Srei nod Sene tn bus ebrH6s sgermaniiSe absrtrassn.
Ser Sonnenbau iiies boiler i@on;
Stil frii6fiidte Spree.8abblon,
9ur in Der 2inienltrase braus,
Sa Idrtnt eS, ba i6aurs pie MiibIssbraus;
SIN Sdiisenbauie bort compres,
Die Badsr iabeu beim Seis-gonsres.
Sic togten bas 8adpert tura uuo tlein.
Sic fiibrteu bic vMarf1 itott pes n6rOi5eHs@
Elm.
ltnb Iauter oIs aGe 9lnbern f9ric,n,
S6ris bab 3err 8aImsarteu bon Berlin;
,Serr 8aumsarteu mar ein ftOlser Mann:
rBaS sebtini6 bsrSuassr bss EabIitumS an?@
llnb er ribtet ii@ auf au Rdeni BIaspbem:
.Oas @i@t'se 1T Dos Giinfpfsuuisiptsm! |"
vGos GiinfpfeunisibFsm, Oas ben @asen uns
fulfil"
llnb Der fibbeuti5e Bidder ibm 8eifaH briiut.
Gaamsarren mint nit bobnilGem Bid,
Der eebrbnb' rennt nnb tebrt surii6.
@r frug etn Wfitrostop unter'm Irm
llno cine S@rippe, bab Soft erbarm'!
limb nnter 6as @Ias nit frebIem Sinn
S@tebt 8a9msart nit Der &ineette iie BIN,
Beidaut iie unb ruff nit 2ditermntb:
nSb i9le6t bic Grnte fei Dber gut"
v8ei meinem nnfeblbareu, Hieti6igen Stud:
vDies 1T fur flint Efennis n,ebr als seaus!"
Dod faum bies erauie @ott erlaol,
DiesInsf ibm i'm 8uieH iuie Rfunbbarms quoa /;
Die Iaute Debate berfnmmt anmaI,
aIs tnetet' Elm Gasel bnr9 ben SaaI.
nno feb mnb feb an beibsr @anb.
Da fanl's berbor pie SSrauenbnno. -;
SIN tiirfii9en Gfsle fam's berbor:
Gin Slider S1iIb - elm 8ader.Shr:
Gs nagsIt bas Sbr auf ipeiber @anb
an's S9ilo bic @eiberbanb - unb f@panb.
Die sTanfpfennisfu@ier", iie purbew blei@
@ie fisbsrfroiiiser SaIstu@satsis;
@!eid bittern @auDeln bur6 Sers linen aos's,
80 iblottern bic Fnie, lDis am sRanbe bes SrOss;
Sic Hesen aue bansen bas DIR
selbit ao5bann bra@te tsia @ort m.bx berbor
Gags b'rauf Der 8anmsarten, e. mars Sentt
Sat ben Sausfrau' n8erIin's .@eb5r ssldsnft 4
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Don DER Ausftelluug.

gluf Der Musfellung oes 8dder= gon=
9reiies i'm 8erliner S6iiBenbauie iinb pom
Bublifum Ieiber iiberIeben ,uor6en:
Ser 8rooforb, tpel1er ben Unidentified
ten ON l. Sanuar nod b6ber sebanst per+
ben ion.
Gin Sarfenlpieler, Der iein 8r. -.
mebr init Sbrdnen ionoern iiberbalpi
teins mebr iBt, neil ibm oas .einbeitlibt
Giinfpfennieeebdd" su tbeuer lit, uno
Die S6rnden, tueld5e ii6 bic 8ddel
nod inmer nidt abselaufen baben.
Mane-Tnk-keli
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0erlprett !:

Mm A. Npuemter sin grossr gsspfounbiai,b 6unb MT
tpebsm yieden auf Der Hruit. Dem Di<berbrinaer SIS
-. .e.s... IN Ala sBaIust Str. np3St
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-08

DerIcrem. am Donnerfoe Mbenb IN Gbtdlna,s
Safe eue golbsne DainensBritupel Der ebriicbe Sis
Der erblt sias BeIosnuns rDsn sr Seieioe bsi S9da
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MaA benz Mlpbabet.

aGIfonlO, oes Rdnbsrs 8ruSer,
Der 6aratterloie @idt,
Damn Slanta, beHen @emabIin.
sSer fennt bic Sersioie ni1t?
llno Sarlos, Der bem 2anoe
Sereitst 70 sroses Beb,
Die biIoen suiammsa fir Gpanisn
Sas blatise AsBsg!
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Da,leiaa,si.a.

Die epans. prcts Camp gafbsnstol GemeinSe faitet
berut tbrsm GsfuupsBere un6 Germ slaIma Moswer
X Co., 5opie 0srrn Thomas & 50. ben usrbil,obitert
Danf ab iir bic @eI6enfe Der @emfinbe am Moutao
gbenb iibetgebtn. SIM Mmitrage Der GemeinDe
H. Dergtr1 enratb.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-08
Nene Mnseigell.
1DDess Mnseiae.

Starb fibr setern Morgen nact tursem aranfens
leben nnier nnigitgeliebter Gatte uno 8afer
tin 2D9eI i'm Mter pott 81 Ssabren. Ole Beerbigung
Fnoet itatt bee, Sontas ben s. Gtnber Ra1mittass
ubr, pom Sraerbaie aus, 9r. lao Budepe Str,
Su relnbe nnb Berpabte nbne uettere Gpts enaelahe
finb. 9te tiefbetribte @attin
GIifabetb 26deI, eeb. abbIer,
nebl unminbigen &inbesn.
Carl iin6 EbiIipp SO d Ell, 8riibet.
GItf1bsfb S9IIer, geb. 26d1eI,
ggaGitbartae @aftor, ssb. so5sI, s4psitsrn.
sss1S Sassf @sitss. sSasss' @@pas~.
Barbara aS9eI, ssb. gsisOsrbOlt s9pasern
1S
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SpDess Aitseiae.

earb am 2. yiopember, @prmttags ilbr, infer ins
nlss selisbtsrn e gotte ,inO Sobn @Dnfries ERefner.
finoet itatt Uon.as ben 9. b. Uts., Raduittags lbr
Dom Erauerbanie Ro So @ineoI GtrGBe, Reppprt, 3d.,
Iposu 5retbe nno efanite ersebn engeIabe iinb pon
Der troliernben @atttn Selena Mseffner,
nos,zt 9eb. Otto.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-08

ca Nanb (8uIs sDregsls Dpf tigsrdrfioeE Torbs. De,
Wlsbeskxincss srpdit 20 8slpbnaEe.
= 9BH. 9 q as ttsrs sof Gsntrat aps.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-08
0anFfaau,a.

OdnfIdguitg.
Der Driitben apge o 4, iomie ber 5rantlin aoae Wo
2, iaee id fir bic prompts Ms3abs teinsr aosenaeIs
Der teim Mbleben meines eI Manes So Sfaebler, ben
innigfteu 1arf ab. Gbenfo fGbe ib Mid ben Serren
2eidenbeaitern Straffsnberger o @rinbb6fer ir bic
nmd,ttge 2enig bss BegrdbniieS gum been Daut uers
pFtdtst GItiabst9a Staebtsr,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-08

N.a d Der Dobefur. Mrst: Sic
pollen heute nriier Bah berlal1en;s be-:
finoen it9 bod iebt red9t mohl <
Guraalt u5h oanfe, 1err Doftor. mir
feblt gar niAts! SD bin hierberaeIouls j
iiss;i s;sss s9s:;ss 4 s hshe a
iD bate HbeMotismus, ben babe ih nod.
lneiusn tronftn 2eib, ben babe ids noap =
init iebH icpo4 Dpn rltinem fribsren 1eis
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lsll &Df1eit.

7 DberfIeine,s SaIIs, Gde pon 2ibestp unb Trees
man Str. aeieyen. ub eigv1s fr 9ogtn eaertd5tet il
bret Nbenoe per acbe 81 pe1rsnten geoen gsdbere,u
msoe man no bel @ o. 8. q berfIeiue NsE saFfe
ron 6feeman Mnb Betts Strs arD,1 NitfG
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O0llfii(stt1la.

SD eritatte biermit allen meinen syyennben unb 8es
fanen iienen bersiibften Danf fir bic stee Ebeiis
nabme Seenbsgdngnib neiret usritosbeneit Satin,
Gatborine GbeL Der trlHsrnpe Gatts
IL Spbn GbeL
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-08

Gin Werii1erungs Mgent nit elmer 3es
bens s@erliherungss @eielli6aft miiBte gu
Wtetbui ialems 3eiten prddtise @eihdfte
9eula6t baben. Wsan bebente nnr, tpeiln
Wetbuialen in ieinem 20. Sabre iein 2eben
periidert un6 bann bis 3n ieinem 969iien
Sabre bic idbrfiden prdmieil besablt bdtte.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-08

WEUET Dtg u We. GJet TIWblllIe
1T nun au6 tobt g8ir nbnten es gIei9,
oa oiele Shierort bereits felt Sabrbunoer=
ten auseeitorben lit. Srii6er famen lie
iiberau D0r, iDuroen aber 6ur6 bie Glen
babnen berordngt. l1eber ihre 2ebens=
ipeiIe lit ni9ts befonnt. Sie iollen 1i9 in
Siimpfen aufhalten uno 5u Meibna6fen
6 ooer Z getiipfelte Gier leeen. Gebnli6
iinb Die GinhDrner.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-08

Qnna Maria muB iebr Iei6t onge3oqen
geDelen iein, als tie ibren 56aB ertpartete,
benn iie fang:
,,Gr fommt sur @adt, tein 9ift9sn iuebt,
Orr @cnb fdeint beu unb fIar,
BiII trasen bus sfIeio, bas am belea mir itebt !:
Sin ieiOenes 8anb i'm Saar!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-08

MmtsinI. Sn benz bannoberihen
Sidotden 8apenburs id)einen gbelnitige
etnem redt erfreuliben Sd)idiaI entgegen
sn geberl. Nie nGmsseitung" ibreibt
ndmli6 iDOrtlid,: ySeute tprrbe am bie}is
gen Msagiifratssebdube Der ihparse Ras
item, NORM fiinftiebin Die 0erlobten, tuelbe
aur Gbe iibereeben tppuen, in aeiebmdBieer
s9eIie onfgebansen werben miiiien, be-
feitigt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-08

Mls S3eine i'm Sabr 1853 BON einem
SrelInoe beIud)t pnrbe, Der benz Sinter
lanee niht seleben bate, duBerte iener laut
ieine Betriibnib oariiber, benielben in gar
au elenoem 3uitanbe su finben.
gs lit entlebli6, faete er, iib BON einem
Ort gum anoern beben lalien 5u mifien.
gSarunl ni9t gar, la9te Seine ironiih,
man tragt mid ia aaf Den Sdnoen, pie 9n
iiebit.
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srei na9 ssne tn has ebrRis. .sermaniss ubsrtrassn
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-06-05
Tools for Farmers.

DON'T buy chest filled with tools ready
for work If you have had good deal
of experience and know what you want,
you can buy chest and select the tools
yourself, but if you get one which some
one else has furnished you may, to be
sure, get good set of tools, but there will
be many for which you will find but little
use. Even regular mechanics have differ
ent ways of using tools, and an ingenious
amateur will often make shift to do with
out certain tools which carpenter or a
blacksmith considers indispensable. Here
are some good suggestions which we clip
from the AgricultarSst.:
every farmer should shave a small
room, tight and warm, which he can lock,
and where he can keep his small tools.
Then he wants good solid rk-bench,
with an iron wise on one side and a
wooden one on the other. For iron work
ing, he wants solid piece of iron for an
anvil, a seven-pound steel face-hammer, a
riveting hammer, one large and one small
cold chisel, two or three punches from
one-fourth to three. eighths inch, a trimmer
and counter-sink, to be used with bit
stock, screw plate that will cut screw
from one-fourth to three-fourths inch; then
with round iron of the various sizes, and
ready-made nuts, he can make any bolt he
wishes. For carpenter work he wants a
square, shaving horse, drawing knife, a
set of planes, auger from one-half to two
inches, bits from one-fourth to five-eighths
inch, bit-stock, thin chisel from one-fourth
to one inch, framing chisels from one to
two inches, fine hand-saw with coarse
cross-cut and rip saw, large cross-cut saw
for logs, and grindstone. "-ChrSstsan
U7aSOn.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-06-05
The Most Wonderful Medical
Discovery of the Age--Every
MAN His Own Physician. Fra
Zier's Great Remedy.

The people of the United States have been hum
bugged with all kinds of patent medicines, quacks
shameful The writer q the following is one
Believing that by cleansing the blood was the only
true way of banshfng disease and being for years
a% aea asr
patent medicines and the most eminent physicians,
n myself xheh nc en
gave me Immediate relief, but effected complete
possessed posse wonderful healing virtues, prepared 4
quantity of Bitters, and was in the habit of giving
eected the most m miraculous Cures not only curing
scrofula and Consumption of the Lungs, but all dis.
demand became SO great found myself called upon
to send Btters to ali parts Of the continent and was
ties for use / Was at first backward in presenting
apatentlnedicne man, bat am getting bravely over
that am now supplying 20 OF
it is my desire and determination to place the same
hs 9a FACE Of Of Se oe
are strictly medicinal preparation, prepared IRON
IN onr
all the natural OF the bedy cast out
pure blood and sound nourishment; hence they must
reach all diseases by publication and nourishm M
SIX bottles for $780, price within the reach of ALL
the poor as well as the rich.
over disease and death in all stations and conditions
utmost Importance. For Consumption, Asthma
Scrofula Scrofulous Eruptions, Catarrh Weak Lungs
Lost Vitality and brOkendown constitutions, these
Root Bitter universally admitted to be the most
wonderful discovery known to the world Their pee.
tora healing properties penetrate every portion of
the human frame soothing the Lungs th enn
from every kind of humor. No other medicine Will
cure Chronic Rheumatism, NEURALGIA, Heart Disease;
Ague, Costiyeness Piles Urinary Diseases Kidney
Disease and Liver Complaint so quickly as this kooI
Bitters. All such diseases are caused from Q bad
stomach and poisonous condition Of the blood. For
these strengthening Root Biters are especially rec
commended. One bottle will do more toward erad AL.
mors Cancerous formations Dropsy Brysipeas' Salt
tules Eruptons and Pmples on the Face and Corrup'
lions from the Blood than all other remedies IN ex'
istence .... e. a., !.
above and similar diseases and in case OF failure VIII
thank sll to call or write and take back their money
GEORGE W. FRAZIER. DIsCovERER.
Laboratory Cleveland, Ohio.
egy- Ask your Druggist or Storekeeper for FRAz1EEs
RooT Buffers, and accept no substitute whatever.