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Thirty Years Experience of nm
cid Nurse.

anslew's Soothing syrsp 10 II.
Gan. .pps q 81 one of the best Female Physi.
,I anu Nurses in the United States and Ia
sss used for thirty years with never falling
snsy ana success by millions OF mothers and
~ su.ueen from the feeble infant of one week Old
~ me ADULT. IL corrects acidity of the stomach
soleves wind collie, regulates the bowels. and
s sSss rest. health and comfort to mother and
Snlid. We believe it to be the Best and sure,
anSmedy IN the World, in all cases of DYsES
ah1f and DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN. wbeth
sr arises from Teething or from any Other
csnses. Full directions for using viii ACCOMPANY
81 IF 4oMie. None Genuine unless the facsimile
u CURTIS q PERKINS 10 on the ontslde Wrsn.
per. Sold BY all Medicine dealers. spnoIyas
Chas4rsn elton loSk Pale ana s,.l
stomach. worms IN the
BROWNS VERMIFUGE CONFITS
III ~ osssroy worms Without injury to the ebi,s
eelng perfectly WHITE, and free from ai, o o'
3 = sehsr injurious ingredients usually n. color
worm proparatiOns. usso n
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Vegetable Pulmonary RaIs,m

p.... very truly yours JOHN CAPES
boston, March II, 1873. No. Worce.ter Snnor.
rIice IN large bottles, which are mucfi nh.
eneapest, ". small bottles, old style, So cents.
~ a. mere are many worthless limitations he
"a S 70 set the genuine which is prepared ony
~ CUILEk BROS. 4 Co, successors to Reed tul.
Pr Co. wholesale Druggists proprietors Of the
LIZ ooiu Medal COOKING Extracts, Pure Specs
Austard, and other choice goods for tamiiy ~.
s.so Cutiers Extract Of JsaacA Ginger viii
- ees Rag. pronounced the finest preparat,o"
" us xind And ocean Food" One q ....
Ter One Cent! Shredded Carragreen for SI'.'.'
saange. cruel, &c, one of the cheapest and ,nna,
aeIcaous articles Of food 10 the world A 81,
ny, and Tor invalid and children IL il unriii anu
~, 9p IN packages sufficient to make 10 quar-.
sold by grocers and apothecaries
sp. no. Sta COW
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1ESSRS. CUTLER BROS. & co.
In ordering another small lot OF vour ,nv,l,,.il.
Vegetable Pulmonary Balkan

shouid IKE 10 tell you all know about IL in or
yer 'hAt others may have the benefit OF nv
EXPERIENCE.
omce inns Balsam Hrsl came to nv malice -, 1 : AZ
nave Kept IL &C instantly in the hou.e never al
these ''e"'' IN al
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
~ hAs NOT iaiieu In single instance in NV own
use 70 give the desired relief; aud viii ,sv th.
'~"ie la regard 70 my mother, whose
LIFE WAS SAVED
" ~, Us cannot but think. Hers was n case a,
SouScstohoi the Lungs. and although attended
=! mos sAiiiuI Physician, she seemed 10 f,ii
Hns'&ntiy' 30 that We despared of her leco,sry
men an o!dtfiend and neishbor pursuaded her -
w 'his .eselAOle Pulmonary baisan Inc resu,t
was most gratlty lug, assure you
RELIEF WAS IMMEDIATE
81, toe"'etf rapid she Is now over - wears old
anu Is active and we'll. Whenever she g.ts !, So
we're cold, which happens once in a Will. sha
,AAes thlIty 10 sixty drops, according 10 The y,n
isnee OF the cough, which has ALWAYS Welded in a
uay or Two BY taking the Balsam only on ret,rina
u night. With 1t the 20 'e''i'"s
IRRITATION
- - once subdued. and good nights slerp 80
cured l Will mention another ca. ,hst ~.
young lady acquaintance, who
BLEED AT THE LUNGS
and coughed frghtfi had night sweat. an, ,...
,eA,iuny reduced. She left Boston tor her conn.
! MV ne ~ miles away, as we supposed to die
sem ner bottle OF your Bal.am and soon h,d
me satisfaction to hear that she was mncb $500 u
she continued taking 1t for a while ami 90, N'''''
ENTIRELY WELL,
Anu Is hving now which fact ~ IN ~ ..g,,, -,
mainly 10 the - y S7eiiocu
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Boat Found !

'iIhEp up at sea, Eve miles south of Petif NJ.
Ia, nam a,r On me 10Th inst, by Sch Glad firing.
1anp slreak kesi boat about IA. feet keel 10 I'D
n 1ors on Top, and feet wide; which lhe owl
charges ~ proving property, aud paying
swans Island, Feby. 90. 1874. 8sg
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For Sale.

For Sale.
NJ, ~ En- LlAlsON, two years old; ra.t-t
Saoout u cords ofwood is well found in All rig
Slns, &c, and Will be sold at a bargain For ~
ther particulars inquire of ''
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IN the House, eagrossed in concurrence. act
RESTING to disehssge Il mortgages, resolve in
favor Of Maine General Hospital; sst relating
70 ta1es. Act increasing the salary Of Attor.
debtors in jail, were indefinitely postponed.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-02-05
How to see under Water.

A correspondent of the Scien-
tifc american says: 1.-The In
dians of North America do this
by cutting a hole through the ice
and the covering or hanging a
blanket in such a manner as to
darken or exclude the direct rays
of the sun, when they are enabled
to see into the water, and discov-
er fish at any reasonable depth.
Let any one who is anxious to
prove this, place himself under
the blanket, and he will be aston
ished when he beholds with what
brilliancy everything in the fluid
world is lighted up. | once had
occasion to examine the bottom of
mill pond, for which l construct
ed a float out Of inch plank, suf-
ficient to bouy me up; through
the centre of this float lieut. a hole
and placed a blanket overit when
l was enabled to clearly discover
objects ON the bottom, and sever
al lost tools were discovered and
picked up. / am satisfied that.
where water is sufficiently clear,
this latter plan could be success
fully used for searching for lost
bodies and articles"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-02-05
A Brave Sailor-Lad.

A few days out from New York
a great ship was overtaken by a
terrible storm which lasted near
ly a week. .rf4 a
One day at the height of the
tempest, the rigging at the main
mast head got tangled, and some
one had to go up and straighten
it. The mate called a boy be
longing to the ship and ordered
him aloft.
The lad touched his cap, but
hesitated a moment; he cast one
frightened glance up and down
at the swaying mast and furious
sea, and then rushed across the
deck and down into the forecas-
tie. In about two minutess he
appeared, and without a word
seized the ratlins-the rope-lad-
ders Of the vessel-and flew up
the rigging like squirrel. With
dizzy eyes the weather beaten
crew watched the poor boy at
this fearful height. "He will
never come down alive" they
said to each other.
But in twenty minutes the per
ilous job was done, and the boy
safely descended, and straighten-
ing himself up, with a smile on
his face, walked to the stern of
the ship.
"What did you go below for
when ordered aloft ?" asked pas
senger of the brave boy.
81 went-to pray" replied the
boy with blush, and culver on
his ip.-M Y. Observer.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-02-05
s"I Want to Find My Papa.

Yesterday a lady was walking
along the street when she met a
little girl, between two and three
years old, evidently lost, and cry
ing bitterly. Taking her by the
hand, the lady asked her where
she was poing. 'I'm going down
town to find my papa was the re
ply, between sobs Of the child"
whats your papa's name p
asked the lady. 'His name is
papa" replied the innocent little
thing. "But what is his other
namew what does your mamma
call hims She calls him papa
persisted the baby. The lady
then took the little one by the
hand and led her along saying
"You had better come with me
l guess you came this way" "Yes
but l won't go back; l want
to find my papa" replied the lit
tie girl crying afresh as if her
heart would break. "What do
you want of your papa |" asked
the lady. II want to kiss him."
Just then a sister of the child
came along looking for her and
led her away. From subsequent
inquiries it appeared that the lit
tie ones papa, whom she was so
earnestly in search of, had recent
ly died. In her lonesomsness
and love for him she tired of wait
ing for him to come home, and
had gone to find him and greet
him with the accustomed kiss
Poughkeepsie Eagle.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-02-05
Dependence on God.

A person once said in the pres
ence of DIR. Nettleton, that to in
culcate upon sinners their de
pendenceion God for a new heart
is suited to discourage effort, and
to lead them to sit down and
dispair. He replied:
"The very reverse of this is true
Suppose a number of men are
locked up together. in a room
playing cards. Some persons in
form that the roof of the build.
ing is on fire, and that they must
make their escape, or they will
perish in the flames. Says one
of them: I'VE need not be in
haste we shall have time to fin
ish the game
"But,'' says the person who
gave the alarm, "your door is
locked"
mo matter for that,' he replies,
l have the key in my pocket, and
can open it at any moment
"Bat l tell you that the key
will not open the door
Won't it 2 he exclaims, and
rising from the table flies to the
door and exherts himself to the
utmost to open it.
$50 sinners while they believe
there is no difficulty in securing
their salvation at any moment,
qniet their conscience, and silence
their fears. But when they are
taught that such is the wicked
ness of their hearts, that they
" i'll never repent unless God in
terposes by his regenerating
grace in deep distress, they ask
what they shall do to be saved"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-02-05
; The Rajah.

Ali Schind, one of the Raahs
of India, was noted for the up
rightness Of his dealings, and for
his nice sense of honor, even tow
ards the lowest of his subjects.
One day while out hunting with
his courtiers he became hungry,
and ordered some of the game
they had taken to be dressed for
an immediate repast. This re-
quirement had been anticipated
by his attendants, and they had
brought with them bread, sauces,
plates, and all they needed-all
except salt; which had been for
gotten. There was, however, a
village near by, and a boy was
hastily dispatched to procure
some The Rajah hearing the Or
der given, call after the lad to in
quire whether he had taken mon
ey to pay for the sale. At this
his attendants expressed some
surprise, wondering that so great
a man should trouble himself
about such trifes, and adding,
that those who had the happiness
Of fliving under his dominion had
no right to murmer if he should
claim at their hands gifts Of much
greater value than a handful of
salt. "Justice." replied the Ra-
jah, "is of as much Importance in
little as in great matters; and the
fact, of my comforting benefits on
my subjects at one time gives me
no right to oppress them in the
smallest particular at another.
All the wrongs and expressions
under which mankind groan be-
gan in little things, and if we
would prevent great calami-
ties, we must strive against the
beginning of evil.n Let our young
readers mark this, and if they de-
sire to become good and great
men, let them in childhood form
habits of integrity, virtue, and
piety.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-02-05
A Child known by His Doings

Solomon said, many centuries
ago, that even a child is known by
his doings-whether his werk be
pure, and whether it be right.
Therefore, when you see a bow
slow to go to school, Indifferent
about learning and seeking every
opportunity to neglect lessons.
you may take it for granted that
he will be a blockhead.
"When you see boy anxious
to spend money, who spends ev-
cry cent as soon as he gets it.
you may know that he will be a
spendthrift. a813Ag
"When you see a boy boarding
up his pennies, and unwilling to
part with them for any good pur-
pose, you may set it down that he
will be a miser." .a'02l
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-02-05
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition viii
IN be presented 30 the Board of Commission
ers OF Holmes County, Ohio, at their Marcf
session. 1874, praying for the location and es.
tablishment OF q county road, on the following
line, to wit: Commencing at a point in the pub.
lie road leading from Nashville, in Holme.
county, Ohio, to Loudonville, in Ashland coun.
ty, west of and near the old mill site formerly
known asIthe COnver Mill, on the lake fork Of
the Mohican creek, and to run from thence in
q northerly direction across the lands of Fred
ferick Krouse. Henry HUFFMAN, Martin Hevel-
finger, and terminating in the county road lead
house now owned by Martin Hevelfnger and
near the bridge across said Mohican Creek.
Dated this ID day of January, A. ID. 1874.
21w5 A PETITIONER.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-02-05

The intellect OF man sits visibly
enthroned upon his forhead and
in his eye, and the heart Of man
is written upon his countenance.
But the soul reveals itself in the
voice only, as God revealed Him
self to the prophet OF old in the
still small voice, and in the voice
from the burning bush.-Loag-
fell0ao. -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-02-05
Head U.s."

A correspondent of q neighboring
journal tells of country clerk in ru-
raj town who had pet calf which he
was training in the ways of the OK. The
calf walked around very peacefully un-
der one end of the yoke while Mr..
Clerk held up the other end, but in an
unfortunate moment the man conceived
the idea OF putting his own neck under
the yoke to let the calf see how it would
seem to work with partner. This
frightened mister calf, and elevating
his tail and lifting up his voice, he
struck a sdead rum for the village,
and Mr.. Clerk went along, with his
head down and his plug hat in his hand,
straining every nerve TO keep up, and
crying at the top of his voice; "Here
we come, dang our fool souls; head us,
somebody"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-02-05
Don't Charlie.

"Don't Charlie" came to my
ears in a sweet, musical tone,
while l was seated in a railway
car, last summer. / should not
have heard the soft, touching
voice, had it net been very near
me. l looked to see who it was
that had spoken, and saw a sweet
beautiful women upon the seat
in front of me. A half-sad look
rested on the young face that
was all aglow with love and ten
derness. A young man was seat
ed by her side, whose face wore
a restless, dissipated look, and
in a moment j comprehended it
all. His face was flushed slight
ly, and / knew why it was thus.
He was taking very fast to some
one in advance of him, and once
| heard low oath. "Don't
Charlie" she said again, in the
same sweet voice. But Charlie
did not seem to heed her words,
but went on in half wild way
to the man. Several more oaths
come from his lips; but the We
man remained silent, yet looked
so pleadingly at the erring one
that l thought, if he had been
half human, he would have heed
ed the mild, loving reproof that
was so visible in her tear dim
med eyes ?
A friend by my side whispered
in my ear, 'sThey have been
married just one year."
s'He is brute," only said in
reply.
At that moment l saw the
young husband wink slyly to the
man, and then they both arose
and went into the baggage car.
| understood the movement when
i saw a bottle protruding from
the husbands coatpocket.
"Don't Charlie, don't CO." the
young wife had pleaded before
he had got beyond her reach ;
but he tore himself from her
slight grasp, and rushed along.
Her eyes filed with tears, and a
low moan came from her pale
lips, and then she bowed her
head and wept silently.
He came back in a few min
utes, his face flushed still more,
and his voice was a key or two
louder than before. He brushed
rudely past the wife, evidently
to get near the car window.
"Let me alone Mag" he said,
as she laid her white hand upon
his arm women are always in the
way" he said, again turning to
the man in front of him.
The wife turned away and ]
did not hear her sweet reproving
voice again. 90
How l pitied the young, low
ing wife. and how often | wonder
if her sensitive heart must suffer
and bleed for many long years
l think not for her tender, loving
SOUL and frail, slender body
will not long bear such unkind-
ness. Strange how soon will
liquor transform human beings
into unfeeling monsters, and chill
the ardent, loving nature of a
tender husband and trusting
wife i american temperance
Union.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-02-05

Selfish men may possess the
earth; it is the meek alone who
inherit it from the Heavenly Faith
er free from all defilements and
perplexities ofunrighteousness.-
W00ZnGHl.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-02-05
Fireside Department.
LOVE

Underneath the maiden's laugh,
Underneath her pert replies
Halr In light, in shadow half,
Undrneath the lids of eyes
There the pretty secret lies.
Fretful lover, wherefore frownf
Closest hid are precious things
See the diver dip far down
Dizzy b.ue Of ocean springs
For the priceless pearls he brings.
If her love-as stars and skies,
Only not more bright than bare
Broadly hung and all men wise,
Would the flower be fresh and fairs
Would the gift be sweet and rare.
Much of bloom her love has lost,
Who make free with loves sweet signs.
Under lashes lowly crossed,
And through blushes red like wines
Best he's served who seeks and finds.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-02-05

A holy life is a voice; it
speaks when the tongue is silent,
and is either constant attraction
or perpetual reproef.
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-02-05

The, epitaphs of Dakota papers are
most pathetic. sfJim Barrett has been
shovelling snow, from which he caught
a bad cold and died. He won't have to
shovel snow in the country where he
has gone to- -a
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-02-05

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How either sex may fascinate and gain the
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