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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-04-17
SOME LIBEL POINTS.

Editors in fear of the law of libel can
draw some comfort from the following
points. dgiimdttceiy decided by Judge
Finletter, in the suit of Philadelphia's
Chief of Police against Joseph R. Reed,
a reporter of tie Sunday Times:
Ifthe jury find that the alleged libeIous
matter admits naturally of two construc-
tons, one of libelous character and the
other not. they are bound in law TO put
upOn it that construction which is not
ibelous, and TO acqUit the defendant
Even if the allegations in the article
were false. if no malicious intent existed
there was no libel.
Even if the article is libelous, if no
malicious intent existed, the defendant
would not be guilty under the law.
The subject of the article being proper
matter for public information, it was so
far Pricieged that malice is not TO be
presumed from the mere fact of publica-
tiOn. n in other Iibels. but the question
of malice must be decided by the jury
from tine character of the alleged Iibelous
article, the circumstances attending its
publication, and any other evidence in
the ease tending to explain the intent.
Tine rule of law as to the presumption
OF malice from the publication of libel
Gus article is this-Where the pubIica-
ton of a libelOus article has been proved,
UnaccOmpanied by any evidence which
explains the intent, the law presumes.
from the libeious character of the arti-
cle, that it was published maliciOusly;
but where there are attending circum-
stances circulated to explain the intent
the question Of malice is for the jury
As the person referred to in the article
complained of in the Indictment was
a person in official position. any infor-
nation concerning his official conduct
was proper for public information. If
it was tine purpose of the defendant,
acting rs a newspaper reporter. to give
the public such information. the occa-
sion of the publication was lawful, and
the defendant may justify or excuse it.
The occasion being lawful. if the de
fendant proceeded with good motive
upon probable grounds, upon reasons
which were apparently good, and upon
the suppOSitiOn that The statements
made to him under oath by Linn. and
embodied in the article complained of.
were true, his action was eXcusable, and
he is not guilty of publishing a malicious
libel.
\ reasonable doubt. either as to the
EbelOUs character of the article or the
malicious intent of the defendant, enti-
ties him 10 an acqulttal.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-04-17

In NrT~HELL-The editor Of the
I-rbaua Tdj-eH 0H6 G0zefte makes the
following excellent point on the minis
r-r- who have opposed the present tenn
per5,nc- movement:
a Few ministers here and there. and
more especially 10 rhe larger cities. take
ground against the wOIueTs crusade on
saloons. They tell these noble Chris
jiau women that defeat awaits them;
that they ar perverting the Use Of
PRAYER: iuperiling religion. and pulling
tL- whole fabric OF Christianity about
their ears The-e whining prophet. are
terribly alarmed for the fate Of religion
and the church IN this wOman's war up
Oh inJemperance. In our judgment.
th-~e noble Christian women have ac-
compli-h-d more for the cause of tenn
p-ranc-. the church and religion. during
the last few months. than such whining
ministerial prophets would be likely to
accomplish in a lifetime"
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-04-17

THE girls in a California seminary late
ly developed a singular fancy for using
three 1-cent stamps, instead of the regular
kind, upon their envelopes. The letters
were 50 very plain and matter of fact,
and the attempts at evading surveillance
in the Old-fashioned way grew so scarce,
that one inspecting teacher investigated
this whim. And 10. the cunning erea-
lures had taken TO writing tender, emo
tional little epistles TO their lovers under
the stamps.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-04-17

There is German editor down in
Kentucky who doesn't like the MethO-
dists. At least we infer as much from
the following expression found in his ar
ticIe on the temperance movement:
Probably in a short time here in Amer
lea more Methodists will be dangling
from IaInp-pOsts than huckle-berries n
pening in the month Of June, and that
the stalls where they meet will be razed
70 the earth, and this pest of prayer ep-
idemic, or beer-hOrrOr, or whatever we
should call it, will soon disappear"
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Thirty Years EINpeTiCnCe 0s aIi
SsEE = %EyTSH.

~srS WfrSgaM- Soothing +yrEp ~ iIe
r,rr.rriptipu OT one Of the best i-nia.e
buy>icianS and Nur>tS in The United states,
and has been used tor thirty years with never
faifiug ~ fpfv and success by millions OF moth
erS aud children. frum thr feeble infant oi one
week old To the aGulJ. II corTecls agiuliN "i
the = orrlach relieves wind col C. regulates the
bowels and gives resi-. health and comfort Z"
mother and child. Ne believe Il 10 he the
FlaSt and surs->t Remedy IN the World IN .ii
eases of EsYSFNTEEN ard EIAkREGA IN
CIIILpREN. whether IL arises rom letjhinG
or from any 81 her cause. Fail directions inT
using will accompany each bottle None
Genuine unieS, Tie iac-~irlIlr oi CURTIS &
PERKINS l. on the outside wrapper. Sold
10y all Medicine Dealer. July 2l-ly
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sz 4 LECTURE:

s-zs5-14g TO YOU = q II = N
.y5fsf Published iH Il s.u5ed c'rz'"i'e. iTsee 'u
ctHfS.
-. lecture OEs iise SaGHTc. TrenEneH'
and Radical cure OF SprruEatOrruoea, og
Seminal NtaEHe-S. Involuntary Emissions
y. NsIaI Debility aud Impealut 10 Marriage
generally. Nervousness tnuSUsn mon, tpll
cp,v aud Fits: GIeutal AID Physical lncapact
~ f,.>uliin.s from Sell Anu~' .&c--l5y ROBERT
J. tIrIN III; a EIh, n. d, AUtiOr OF the
-.' g cen BuUk. a..
Th,. world renowned author. 20. This .dmira
bic Lecture. CLEARLY proves non Is own eN-
per, me-. tltaf tie ful COuSeqEas "ss OF self
\ Altu~t. f;.ay Pee ,iitrlual.y removed wlthou
medicines and without dangerous surgical
,f.r.:lfi0uS huugit~. Instruments tlng>- 'r
,.oT!ialS UuiuFiug. lU. a mode 81 "u", n once
certain and n. e. us4 Toy which every sufferer,
no matter what his condition may bs. ma.
cure O. itu-elf cuelpIy, privately, and ranicti L.
H. THIS LEJI CEE Will PROVE \ BOON
10 IEtHIrSA 4 y l,S i Nd III Di SANDS.
sent under seal. 10 amy addIc>S. Ia a plain
sealed enNeiDfra nu the TrUef pt OF >lN cents, oF
Two postage stamps. \ l~D Er- tutNtrWSli 5
..MarIiaga Guide pTicv > cents.
z,I.lTt--S lie Publishers.
CfEsS : &. KLINE 4, co.
Iaz EaMeTy. New EOris, F"ssoihce Box,
1856
jan 2s.TI-ly
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THE TEMPERANCE REFoR,1.

has finally struck Trinity Church, - This
religious corporation, owning real estate
70 tire amount of millions. has for years
leased a considerable portion Of its prop
erty 70 ruuI-mills. some Of them Of the
lowest and yilest order. But the Tenn
perance revival has struck the slumber-
ing eonSeienees Of the trustees. and they
have deterHIinedtO Close out the IiaaOr
shops, rebuild the building. adapting
then 10 other business II IS well.
Trinity should have done fliis Eong ago.
The women of the West have accom-
plished this much by their movement at
all events.
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WOMEN

make the best game for these fellows.
If married woman indulges in what,
to her, seems to be an innocent tiirta-
ton, aud happens to fall into the hands
Of one of these men, it costs her dear.
So valuable is her reputation that rather
than have it called in question, she will
do anything. She pays the scoundrel
money, silver ware, jewelry. anything,
as the price of silence, for they imagine
a Thousand evils where none could pos
ill n.l.l.rrr. Nnrt In rI-nrnnr
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IIhRFirSt N9tiQl2IB Bank

Main street. sEEDLsY. a..
+ r. JONES, Pres. 'HA-. g.. NILS, Cash,
FRANK J.. EAESF Teller.
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VS.. J. ". DANIs. v. =. DEIWl 7
DAVIS BROS. d CO.,

tJT ROLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
w aud dealers N Flour, Prov lSiOns Wooden
Willow and stone ~ are. JouIect iOuery, Fruits
Notions and general variety Goods at Whole
sale AT Cleveland and Toledo prices. Nos. p
and 2S. Main street
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-04-17

hPEGATIEE And MEChAE.C Al uts-
tist, over Green, - Nls, q Cos. Al: GIvia-
aud skillUlly performed. hes-0erce, No -,
West Hardin street.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-04-17

At ministers meeting in Boston,
one of the members reported that the
following was a careful summary Of the
results Of the wOmen's crusade: THAT
81 cities and towns have been entirely
freed from the liquor traffic; 1,761
liquor saloons in Ohio, Indiana and IL
linOis have been closed, and 800 liquor
sellers, not only reformed, but hopeful
ly converted TO God"
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-04-17

DIN~iCIAN aud Surgeon Office over Pat
z tsT~su & WiuicrS' store: entrance oH
WaSt St1iu-ky street, third door.
September a., .B-tf
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FAE< FALSURGE Particular 1ll--sGfCI-
( , given 80 Eite treatment 90 natural teHt n.
s--Jn riIlrti with gBld-IUll, 5iH-Ips tEc siiyvG-
SO i>l-irJipn guaranteed lH all rasys. D1lv=
over ,Ectsls : Shoe store, Main street Findlay
ohio. Oct. 1870.
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T. BALLARD. w. GALLOWAY
RALLARD a GALLOWAY,
DHYSI'IANS AND SURGEONS.


pFF!'E-Tn Ewin4'S Block. over Ruth
rsT.f-s 4 .llisrare store. West side Of Main
Street. FInalay, Ohio.
August i5 iS72tf
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1ruaQi6t4.


nEALEBs IN DRUGS, stationery. school
IL Books, utc. Prr>sTlps accurately com
pounded al ali hours-day OF might Perectly
pure DfuEs-suarauteed. Corner Main and
MainCrosS s'rnetS
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-04-17

HOME pP ATHTC Physician aud Surgeon
al N tin 50 Two Doors North OF Huber,
iBTus store. Finilay. Ohio
pilire Hour>-irum 6to ~ a. NJ. II a. Il. To-
, p n. ." Up NJ May Ii 'sf-if
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y 4tsttA- b--ttaFEt- AAisnS Z. 81 > tF.f-
~ssAIES nfsnA-

ING iUruieu a Cs-fstItuersnIP Tor tnr
: ,Iractic'." Law, w.li practice IN state
Ind United states Courts, and viii CIV,
prompt attention b. all business placed IN
fieir hands. Ullicei ia bcriFE EiBcEr Find
f..r. plsi1. may :
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3. y. Ck4EECOrE, VI. d..

DHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Having pe,
Il maneLtiy located 20 Van Buren, . W..
attend promptly toali professional calls. y.-
ficeon Main Street. Feb. Is, at
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4otoaEcC n crrbgGia


l,HNERAL PROu;-,E WFRrH ,ry.sl. ues,I
{ -r, iu HufseT. Es.-. Ls.rd. Feathers. s'red-
Dried Fruits Ret~yvaN- pei's. Hides and f"ur
Is Produce of p ~ t's-criltio''F
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phasirians aaa sarae0as.
N z. q. KARNTIILL


OMEoPATHI- Physician and Surgeon.
4 Office and Residence over kimmel> lew
sIrv store. Main Street, FIndiay. Ohio.
Feb. e., "a IT,
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RATHER a keen piece of sarcasm Is in
dulged in by the author of -EldOrado,"
a new burlesque at the Strand Theatre,
London. He makes the son Of one Of
the characters welcome his father to
Paris, and ask him if he had pleasant
railway journey. oh. yes, says the
parent, capital; we had railway ae-
cident" Indeed What was it n says
the son. I'VE arrived safely"
p YHE old armchair which was used
By Horace Greeley fOE-sO maay. year. in
his sanctum in the TfiLuRs Office, and in
which he wrote his last published utter
ance. j. now in the possession OF Mr..
Thomas y. Booker. of New YORK, Sec
retary Of the Tribune Association. The
chair is battered with age and hard ser
vice, but it is cherished as an Interesting
relic.
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5rerrrics.
a.CLINE&soss. %.

SEVBu.ESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
W i'm GrncprrIS, Flour, Fish ana General
variety in the Grocery and Provision line
Good prices paid Tor Batter, Eggs, and COun-
try Produce generally. Easi side OF Main -,
irsI door north Of Colt House Block. Findlay
Bhio- April a.. 'sO-tI.i
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CE5fa~cls 0nen s.oaa E'aIe ane'

from no afuer ca1se II.an having worms iu
g-... sfBBfast.-
BROWN . EERlfIFUl7I. T. MFITS
will destroy Worms without injury 10 the
chlH 20, its., T',rtsf iv WHITE. rd free ;r' ril
al CulUTin" or o.hvg Injurious ingredient,
uSu;tlls used in worm pr, glsrst'fuUS.
CURTIS 4 BROWN. FTorIi'iCrs.
No. rs IIl |Du Street. New York.
Said hy Druggists aud GHgHiifs, and dC.f'erS Ilt
EIedj, jleS df TwE>TT- I'VE JENTs 4 BtfX =
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-04-17

The temperance wave has reaenso
Pittsburgh. where large number OF tns
leading ladies Of the city announce tnelr
readiness to begin work at once. Ine
resolutions adopted declare that It Is es-
sentially woman's work, and that they
will commence by banishing liquor from
the household.
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geusrOleat.

Findlay Council, 10. &c z. q 5. -.
l--.4..r Conviction -.g.-l4u IBIGay iA
..a-. -.yuti. u. y .-.,al-.-su. 4 .- p IL ..lFa
o.. a. Lara .iry, 4ssrs.s.-I.
Findiay Chapter, 80. q, r. A. "a.
ts-sul rs.Ju,Vst ION su su- GErt Monday
an each month. H. -. Beard ley, a. J.. and
ID. l.. UIaD.e, Secretary.
FindIay Lodge, no. x27. r. q A. III.
i-e-4..lT communication Int a-d tbITu
y.ta..-ti.., j, % Iu .a.cI. Iu8LtH. J. III Huber,
" u. ana 10. l.. UTaD.-, SECRETARY
Golden RUie zncaRpnnent, Nc. 81,
o. o. =. stated me urz, "a the second
sira .J4r.a EIIEy- oI each .nDnin. ID.
Joy g.. 4. and =. 4. HiuGcI-. ScI4he.
Hancock Lodge no. 73, I.O. o. e.
stated meeting, every Tuesday evening
r. =. kimyer, -. G.an4 N4IIItln klamrOlh
.Sss,rg.st.g.
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ETpitSFsN ANBJDT>sEbI.CE AT Law
q aHd Notary Public Wii ultsuE prompt
ty Tr al. business entrusted TO ii~ care. Par
ticuitr attention given tp Collections, Taril-
SiUnlGs Of ltuds- ana business ia Frobat'
s'puu.
DrFlCE On Main street, ,in ROs>TaaUu' 'sBloc'-
nearly "rpo-Iie tp.- ,,-sT5 =4OGsr. Aay j.
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&C D-s EE'SH GREEN.
DAVIS - GREEN.

IlTHJLh.SALE AND RETAIL GROgERS
w and Commission Merchants and Dealers
N Flour. salt. Fish, Wooden and Willow Ware
&C eSc Corner OF Main and SsnduNky Streets.
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why will : "a suffer-

To az gee SONS suffering
from i,h Umsfi,m eursl-
in. Cramps IN The lmhs
OF stomach Billions Collie.
Pain % The hack bowels or
-itir. We yvuuld >ay, TIL
HoTsFHgLB PANA-CFA
and tNNTLE IINIWENT iS
of ala v.Err~ tue remedy
you want for inferna and
external use. II has cur =
flHc above complaint in
EoUgngS of eases. There
il 10 mistake ahnutit Try
.it. sold by all Druggists.
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$rrriaI ,3lciirr oiapP.


PvTIlsiigp ss : ,yAEoING and Tor iIe benefit
Of EpIrNa NI> ASD DTHEH- who suffer frOgi
NERVOUS IfEEILITN. I'f~sS OF MANHOOD,
etc. suVplN iIr o." mems 0f SstI IcJ1s Written
ry one who cured bitn-.i after undergoing
considerable gaIck'Iy aud s.lE irDe ON re-
r-isf.. q pr~i-vail directed envelope.
ssu.i,lcr- ar,. invited To- a'Grscs !h- aUihur,
NATIA-SIII. ~ fh FAIR,
April 20 - Uui. BHN ls3. 1'rurklyu, =. !.
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nEALERS ~ DRY GOODS. Millinery ',r-,,as
4 ! Ladies' and Gents FurS '7othiPg- Car
pets, Hats. Caps, etc. Mo-. 90 ani 50 Vain -
fiUdlav. Ohio.
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&siigtOEs.


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Has r'7'4'i.-7. E'iv..- s.4-r -p-.-. oi o.
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"SbiiOO'SN ( P'7C1Poi ~f'OfC'i nv " ''-'
--.i- ' -s.s-s.. - i.- t.tsyI iLes..ss -4.ul.-
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IFURNEG Al LA : AMI Claim aEr
u .Fui practice law lI Stale ana L. - Goa
tnd attend promptly to BusIu,a-- iuIrCS,ed
iiIs t.tIa. A. Justice Of the Peace Wtil attend
To- nci and Ia .l,-ff,s~it8GS Dliiai
!snn.' So. O.. H-io,irnn iluii.'ir.E. FIudiaS. .
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A rryRNEY Al Ian.
titice ia the Ne.g stnk Eui' iiuz, ~.-l side
Nam street, No 81.
.sog. ZZ-iI-
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ROCHEFORT. - Fortune favors the
brave. The rumOr of Henri ROchefort's
escape from the penal settlements in
New Caledonia is confirmed. A Mel
bourne dispatch to the London Daily
Telegraph gives some particulars of
the affair Rochefor+, Pascal Grousset,
and two other communist cOnvicts, man
aged to secure small open boat, in
which they boldly put out to sea. After
being three days out the adventures
were fortunately picked up by a British
sailing vessel and brought TO an Austria
lian port. 1t is said that ROchefort in
tends to visit this country on leetur-
ing tour, and then take up his residence
in Brussels.
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I'IETRO.

An HONORABLE MAN.-The following
conversation occurred at a Howard street
dry goods store yesterday, between the
head of firm and an old customer:
CustOmer-''Well, Mr., 1 hear
that your wife is among the women en-
gagged in this temperance reformp
Merchant-''Yes, sir, and if / had
daughter large enough, she should be on
the street also"
C.-"Do you believe in this temper
anee reformI'
M.-MOst certainly | do"
CT am very sorry that such is the
case, but as those are your sentiments,
/ must withdraw my trade from your
store"
M--''Very well, sir. We sell dry goods,
not principles, at this establishment"
So one customer takes his trade" from
our merchant, and our merchant takes
one great step higher in the estimation
of all his fellow citizens. A man who
won't sacrifice principle for the sake of
a paltry increase in trade is MAN! And
will he lose trade by his manly course3
Let no one fear such result. Where
one dollar is lost ten will take its place.
Akron Beacon.
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9cGtlS;G.
D3- GA. ROsENEEKe-,

y =. n II 7 y asI-s y = n
: PE:g lTIk = and Mechanical Brutisi .-
~ Unis.-is, Nam osIvUt, aDaNc r.. =. lsd-
ker x Cas- shoe Store.
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Authorized Capital, s1OG, 600
Bank pf Discount, Circulation,
D1p0xi: and Exchange.

INTER Est paid uu -. yiIsS Deposits. GDoC
I paper bought. HTsI'- 20. Ciii' = ID AmeTicsi
and Eur8t,e sor s.Its g.tfs- ore T.. i. JDSE->
ISAAC DAVIS THaS r. Nils J. r BURKET
and J. n IIsaS. fJtu ZG-sS-lS
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4 BALLEGTfSE. y. =. -
R4IIETvgEE & pGET.

nEALIE-S y FOREIGN and Domestic Dr.
J Gupds, Ladies and ts"utleInsn's Furnish
ing Goods Yankee Motions, Millinery Goods
White Goods. Gloves and Hu>iery, Stationery
cIr..stc. Specialty-'IOpd goods and low pIi
cg~ SO. 79 Main Street.
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,,AI.t.IN~ & Co, BaSKEIeS f':rukln;
| ! House in RaWsDu b Block, 30. bH, A..sli
Street ftuGlay Ohio R0nk,Hg HoUgs iy94t
g. Y D'clgct ~. aud fTDag I 10 o'ctscA, =. NJ
a euerai banking husincss tDne intereSi o'
.fs.afiais D. -Ifsr.fs
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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-04-17
THE CURRENCY QUESTION.

The city i hot On the question Of cur
rency, and the feeling Is Increasing every
day The rich old houses who have
oceans of ezRtal in reserve. who are do
ing busiua7 IS sheir own money-and
the retire IDan are gnashing their
teeth AT tie E3rp thought of imitation,
and these e;slse1 eontroi the eOntrollable
press. But there l. an immense number
of business men who really desire it and
viii do all in them to bring it about, viz:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-31

Persons who In nost things are prompt to
obey The dictates Of common sense, too often
neglect them when they point 10 the rscesstty
ofpsomptiy Fe-TialiEluG the depleted body and
the wea'!ed n nd. And ye: how tcolish and
dangerous tisto neglec! sueh monl.lons Di.
ssasc follows closely on the track OF weakness
and exhaustion. Arrest his ellen. but .apId
stride By prompt IMMIGRATION. The most re-.
liable agent that can be selected Tor this purpose
is Hostetter's Stomach BltterS, a pllatabie nv.
EciGu elixir, which possesses the tue requisites
for toaing, regulating and tEGuQutnIlng both
body and mind, and which is, besides, the chosen
remedy Of tho American people for relieving
weakness or disorders Of tho stomach, liver and
bowels, a. well - the numerous array Of com.
plants which Ultl1Ately follow derSngems ntS Of
these organs.