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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-07

During the past five years 2S, 396 miles
of railway have been constructed in the
United States. At $50. 900 per mile the
cost of these works has been 81, 3S1, $50,
600. The annual expenditure in improv-
ing them has been SIS, 900 Thus the
capital employed in building and in
creasing the capacities of the railroads
of the country in the past live years
amounts to $3.50, 900, 900 annually. The
total length of line whose operations are
given in the present manual is 66.237
miles for 1873 against 81, 223 for 1872,
and A, ,6lj for 1871. The total gross
earnings of these roads for the past year
were $500, as, 935, against S4eS, 24l, ,O55
for 1872, and S403, 229, POS for 1871. The
per centage of increase for 1873 over
1872 was 134; for 1862 over 1871, 1871
per cent
The per centage OF gross earnings on
the total cost of the roads was. in 1873,
IL SO against u for 1872, and -. II for
1871. The per centage of net earnings
upon the cost of the roads for 1868 was
T. SO against $50 for 1872. and ). .32 for
1871. The increase of mileage in the
last year. for which returns are given,
has been u 263 miles The increase in
the cost of the roads in the same time
has been 81, ,119, ,915, $50. The earnings
of these works per head of population,
in 1873, was Sl2.SO against Sl1.63 for
1872, and so. 32 for 1871. The popula-
ton is increasing at the rate of ], 900, 900
annually; and, according to the manual,
at the rate of increase in the tirE three
years, the existing railroads will double
their earnings in the next six years. In
1880 their earnings will probably exceed
81 900. 900. 600. The earnings Of the
railroads of the Western States, in 1873,
averaged Sl4. 33 per head of population
But for the panic they would the present
year equal Sl5.33 psr bead, and in 1879
SIC. 33 per head. Paris RdjiJray Nun
Udi
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Bridge Letting.
AUDITORS OFFICE, HANCOCK Co., !
EiLlIaN q IIIlN Q ls-A


CEALED PROPOSA WILL BE RE-
- ceiVed at this Office until l O'Clock p. M.
Friday August 7Jh. ISL. for the SuperstructuI e
OF bridge across the blanchard river, on he
road leading from McCOnb b 10 Benton, on The
lands of David Downing, in Blanchard town
ship. in said county.
Estimated length IGO fee single span, with
SiX.een TO- feet clear roadway.
Also. at the same time ard place, sealed pro-
pOsalS Will be received for the superstructure
of a bridge across Tawa Creek. at the center
Of Union township, in said county, on the
lands OF Peter Ricks #. Brio ge 10 be single
san: estimated length sixty 10 feet, with
fOui teen tl4) feet clear reading.
Also. at the same time and place seal ed pro-
poSels will be received for the Superstructure
OF a lridge across Eagle Creek, in Findlay
township. on the road between the lands OF
Henry Byal and Eli Philips. Bridge to be
single span estimated length sixty (G0) feet,
with fourteen tlI teet clear road way.
BRIDGES to sustain load of seventy-f1ve i75l
pounds per square foot OF floor surface. Fac
tor OF safety four Al.
Bidders TO furnish their own plans, end re-
qnlfed 10 furnish strain sheets, giving strains
ana size OF material.
BIDS will be considered for iron, wooden,
SSnu ~ coinbination bridges. Contractors win
-, aFi1itea nia TO give bonds for the completion
or d,i t5rd Board reserves the right TO reject any
By order OF theI Commissioners
I,1vo 80, G.S. MOsHER,
NV Auditor.
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MY CREED.
EY THEODORE TILTON,

The following poem, first published about
seven years ago, has Il melancholy interest
now. 1t is Il creed at once beautiful, pure
and noble:
As other men have c,ecds, so have mine;
| keep the holy faith in God, in man,
And in the angels ministering between:
| hold to one true church of all true souls,
Whose churchly seal is neither bread nor
wine.
Nor laying on Of hands nor holy oil,
But only the anO.nlin" of Gods grace.
| hate all kings and caste, and rank of birth;
For all the sons of man are sons of God,
Nor limpS beggar but is noble born,
Nor wears a slave yoke, a car a crown,
That makes him less or more than man.
love nv country and her righteous cause;
So dare not keep silent of her sin.
And after freedom may her bells ring peace.
love one woman with a holy fire,
Whom | revere as prieSteSs of my house;
] stand with wondering awe before my babes,
Till they rebuke me TO a nObler life;
! keep faithful friendship with my friend,
Whom Loyalty serve before myself;
| lock nv lips too close to speak lie;
| wash my hands too white TO touch bribe;
owe no man debt cannot pay,
Save only of the love men ought To owe.
Withal, each day, before the blessed heaven
! open wide the chambers of my soul,
And pray the Holy Ghost to enter in.
That reads the fair confession of my faith,
So crossed with contradictions of my life,
That now may God forgive the written lie;
Yet still by help of Him who helpeth men,
| face two worlds and fear moi life nor dcath
o Father lead me by the hand. Amen.
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COMETs.-Kepler said comets were as
plenty as fish in the ocean, AragO cal
cuIated that within the orbit OF Neptune
there were II, 500, 900. Hersehel reck
oned the number of those visible by the
help of the telescope at p, ,OO0 OF the
200 recorded, and the 600 noted in an
cient annals, only about forty have had
their periods of revolution determined.
Some comets are the largest objects in
the solar system, surprising even the sun
in volume. The comet of ISL, which
viii return when the Capitol at Wash
ingtOn i as old as the Pyramids of
Egypt, measured at the diameter of its
luminous nucleus more than 400 miles,
the diameter of its coma 112, 600 miles,
the length of its tail 112, 900. 900 miles.
Yet the hugest Of them all is perhaps
outweighed many thousand fold by the
tiniest asterOid.
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Erst Prespgtsr.an Cnuccn - II.

FIRST PTesoytsr.an Cnurcn -fte'- H..
Muse, r.a-IJ.. -s-ls.s-- o. q, o. IsI-, ai FEB. -
o'c4Uc-. -. t.I. Pager Eue,,.-s 4a"i-. -
evening". JssEnu. s!alIIIl. tIs.4ilI- r-i'.. '-
First congregational CnuTch 49,
TiiOs- Ooll1-i r.stOr. oeEN41~h al ~ "a - -.
aud c.,s-.. q. III. TIaS rT 4--"'t-HE 4-.'--.
uzy evening". IsIDau "as- -ou'- %
Croa- i-Igvsn-
Metho 81 ,, Episcopal Church-i.s'' " -
JOu'-s. ..ssJoE. 5cfylcen al I"lz - -
afu d, .c..ycE u. IA. gray IliS"tii% : 4.'''-'
Gas evening". rssuIuhAy Si MeA' % -'''''
English Lutheran Church -i1''' "s''s g
Mute., Pastor. Services al lV1z a. Ia anu .
q. ia. Prayer meeting IHufaA1y S'S'-.''7''
Crawford slIveL. west oi MAN.
United Brethren in Christ 90 hcE-
K.,se. Pastor. serv5ces at 10 a. 10 and
70ciock, g.. IA. Prayer meeting thursday
.s..I..ua., corner Crawford and MestoiFeetS
CFt4Fcy7 Of God-ElGer W +. Small, Pas
t.r. services al !g1z IN. and O'Clock,
T.. uI. Prayer Iu--.t sax lilu!a'-ay evening"
fI..E' ;,!aU q. Ay-i bob Sam
So. 5ai-4-aaEs Cai.-ts- Church - Kew
I j.. Z8l..is. !'st-fs-. a...is viiieT S.Di'A'i,
f.t-l a.t.r.s. p--.--l-- - ~ li4aH @ -''1lsa a. a.
tr ..- ....E4.l1-Is -4l -- g. II. F--E'ices an
iaa....... ....- u-cEo,A, - 81. "-sI rnd OF
Msifl-i I-.s.. .tIcrL
German Lutheran isi Jphn'zj Church
ls.y. Il. suerEIe, Pastor Services every
t.,Der ss8i,i,.tlh al ~ O'Clock a. 81. Singing
society ~ O'Clock Friday evening. Corner
oI N.--i -.s.u rTpul stree b.
English ?. formed lsi r@ulsj Church
Isgl. Ip-.an L.,g, Pastor. S-Eyioe~ every
B.-.sr s-..Jaf4l DO s.l 10 D'e.yCE, L. Il. tiat tiE
Of siAIl-s.Eo.s5 street.
German Reformed Church-EeE- J. ="
,.,,,,I p..ts,r service, at IU5z a. M. ana
O'clock a.. ui. Prayer meeting IhuI'u'S
evenings. East end Maln Cross SiIeei'
EvangeiiCsi ChuTch-KeV. W. a. SINISTER
Pastor. Services IUZ a. IN. and ociocA'
q. IN. Prayer meeting wednesday evening
Sanduhizy street. easl OF Aalr-
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CEECHERTILTON.

Theodore Beecher and Henry War,l
Triton are having little CONTROVERSY In
Er"oklyH. y. y, about Mrs. Beecher-
titon- The question is not who owned
the woman, but who owned her the
mOst,aHd the Christians of Christendom
and uHLehevers, and all manner of good
and bad people, from pole TO pole. from
the rising 20 the setting Of the sun are
Interested. di~gusted, delighted at the
vulgar charges made in the ease The
whole case is highly colored and indis-
criuiu1--iy mixed up. The conflict is a
fierce one, and half the time the peopIe
can tell who, on tOp-Beecher. TiIt0n-
or BecchertiltOn; and they are kicking
up such "a dust in the religious world
that some weak Christians hold their
breath in Suspense, half believing that
TINS tripod holds the Church of God aIoft
and that theoretical religion depends ON
the result of the conflict.
The result Of the investigation now
going on can have no effect upon the
Church founded on the Rock. But il
may give testimony as to the weakness
Of men pretending to be Of the church
Of God. lJ may give the Church an op-
pJr: unity 20 show to the unregenerated
world tuat il has the power and the will
10 drag evil men from the high places in
the Synagogue and hurl them to the
dust. Dare the Church Of 1874 tear
down 81 false Christian reputationl is "A
question of some importance to the
world, and in that alone rests the i'm
PDrtInce Of the scandal now raging in
BrOoSiyH.
\ fDOi occupied a pulpit in Cincinnati
ia-t sunday, and in advance Of the hour
wiiru "a complete Judgment could be
entered. exalted Beecher, and deplOred
Lis downfall as one Of the dreaded things
20 tile Church. We say, Beeeher, yes,
"a thousand Beechers, may fall by the
wav-iI. and de and rot, and il would
have no more effect upon the true
Church. upon a true religion, than if no
H-scier lad ever lived. Il -UTbaIH citizen
nut EJ-sffe.
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Thirty Years Mxperience of an
Old Nurse.

Mrs. WinsIOE- - Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the hesI female
PHYSICIANS and NurSeS in the United States.
and has been used Tor thirty wears with never
falling Safety aud success hy nlIlllonS of moth
eT> ana children. from the ebie ia tanI OF one
VI, ek old To the adult. lt cOrrects acidity Of
the stomach. relieves wind collie, regulates The
bowels, ana gives rest. health and comfort TO
mother and child, We believe il 10 be the
Best aud SursSt Remedy in the World in ali
cases Of DNSENTERN and DIARRHGcA IN
CHILDREN, whether il arises rom TeethinE
or from any other cause. Full directions for
using Will accomp pany each bottle. None
Genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS &
PERKINS Is on the outside wrapper. Sold
bY all Medicine Dealer. July 25-Iy
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Even if some sincere friends Of tenn
peranee prefer a stringent license law to
a prohibitory system, there can be no
denial that the men that have money
and business at stake in this contest are
the most ardent and urgent advocates of
license, and / cannot doubt that they
understand themselves and calculate
shrewdly the advantage they will gain. ~
Thomas Talbot.
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SIR MARMADUKE'S MUSINGS.
EY THEODORE TILTON

EY THEODORE TILTON.
won a noble fame,
But with a sudden frOwn,
The people snatched my crown
And in the mire trod down
Ny lofty name.
| bore a bOuntcOus purse,
And beggars by the way
Then blessed me day by day
But |, grown poor as they,
Have now their curse.
| gained what men call friends,
But now their love is hate,
And | have learned too late
How mated minds unInatc,
And friendship ends.
| clasped a wOman's breast,
As if her heart knew,
Or fancied would be true,
Who prOved-alas, she too
False, like the rest.
now am all bereft-
As when some tower doth fall,
With battlemcnts and wall
And gate and bridge and all
And nothing left.
But IaccOunt il worth
All pangs of fair hopes crossed
All loves and humOTs lost
To gain the heavens at cost
of losing earth.
So, lest | he inclined
To render i'll for ill
HencefOrth in me instill,
o God, a sweet goodwill
TO all mankind.
.Se,py LolLO,c, NocemJer l, 1871.
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gfueroleai.

Fiadiay Cc1nca, fIO. so e. - :. "a
I.-gular ,..a- Hs.-s'.E ~'' "a Al'i'.''s ~
-, ,-,I,.,ft .. . ...-..l &. 1. - 81 .-t.h
20. - Br-tT4-i,sr e. ''....
Find!ay Chapter, a.. 80 4. q IT.
R,yuiII gouyUc1IIDH D1 ia- HI~l M"liaiy
in each InonI44. D .. Is.-s.I ar.t5 IL T. -i''u
ID. l.. GTab.e, Secretary.
FindIay Lodge, No. 227s =. q a. ih;
paorIIsr Comnunication first and third
Wednesdays in each nOLth. J. NJ. huDeIi
W. NJ and ID. l.. CRADLE, Secretary.
Golden Rule Encampnent, No. e2I
LOO. r. Stated meetings on the SecohI
and fourth FRIDAYS OF each month. D.
J0y. &. r. and ID. 4. Wilders, Scribe.
Hancock Lodge, No. 73, 10. o. +.
Stated meetings every Tuesday evening
r. s. KimDer, y. q. and William hlamroIh
Secretary.
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RAILWAY EARNINGS IN THE UNI
TED STATES.

NJ. MCC. BROWN,
G.. w. G. +. of OHIO.
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Often Look Pal: and


from no other cause than having worms in
the stomach.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms without injury to the
child, being perfectly WHITE. and free from
all cOlOring other injurious ingredieEt o.
usual : used in worm preparations.
CURTIS q BROWN. PrOprietors.
No. 2lj Fulton Street. New York
Sid bg Druggists and ChemiS8, and dealers tgl
nicdis ines at TwENTY-FIVE CENTS A Box j'y
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". L. DAVIS. Nv. DAVIS. n. L. DETwILER
DAVIS nI;nS. & 90.

NY HOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
w and dealers ia Flour, Provisions, Wooden
Willow and stone Ware, Confectionery, Fruits
Notions and general variety. Goods at Whole
sale at Cleveland and Toledo prices. Nos. y
ausi o. Main Street
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The Confession Of an Invalid,

PUBLISHED As A wAREING and for the benefit
Of NoUNG MEN AND OTHERS who suffer from
NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOSS OF MANHOOD,
etc supply ing the HlednS Of seIf-ciEre. Written
by one who cured himself after undergoing
conSI IJeTable quackeTy, and sent free on re-
ceivirg postpaid directed envelope
Sufferers are invited 10 address the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
April 10, 7l-Bm. Box l53. Brooklyn, NY.
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detectives being unable to get any clue
to its whereabouts.
BERGH AND BARSUM.

to its whereabouts.
BERGH AND BARNUM.
Bergh is after Barnum. Bergh saws
the hurdleracins in Barnum's Hippo
dTomc Is cruel and dangerous, and be
cites the following facts: The perform
anceSat the HippOdrOme commenced on
the 1sJh OF April. and up to the 18th
inst the following casualties have oe-
CURED. Hiss Hess. arm broken by being
thrown from her horse; at the same time
5Wo other ladies We're thrown, but not
lT' Iler'- Miss Lewis. hurt by being struck
y. WIN 'i'e pole OF chariot. Miss Alice
C'>leaeIs,r'a- hurt by being thrown from
.I'e racer IastrO, and having a horse
Iii.li, 90. .irr; Castro was instantly killed.
bUt tine lady has since reported for dutv.
Frank Cooley, leg broken while riding
an elephant race, and death ensued.
Mrs. Anna Davis. cOilar-bone broken by
the horse Spot falling with her over a
hurdle. and dead.
But Just as BcrSh got ready to move
on the great Snowman. the entire CON
Germ was moved to Boston. where, there
being no BerSh. horses may fall with
men and women as much and as often
as they choose. | rather believe that
BarnUm started the report as an adver-
tisemeut. People will go long way &c
see horse fall on its rider.
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4fiFdlzg 8AsiFrss lirfrforg
Sttorueys at 5aw.
n.R. REARDsLEY,

L TToRNEY AT LAW and Claim Agen.
A Viii practice law in State and US. Court
aud attend promptly TO business intTusted 10
MS care As Justice of the Peace Will attend
toC,onyeyancin and aking depOsitiOns. Office
Room No. l. MelodeOn Building, Findlay, q.
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S.J.M. HURrR a 90.

nEALERS IN DRUGS, stationery, School
Books, etc. Prescriptions accurately COM
pounded at all hours-day or night. Perfectly
pure Drugs-guaranteed. Corner Main and
&ainCrOss Streets.
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6rnrrrifs.


VITHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
w i'm Groceries, Flour, Fish anda Genera
variety in the Grocery and Provision line
Good prices paid tor Batter, Eggs, and Coun-
try Produce generally. East side OF Main 81,
first door north OF Colt House Block. Findlay
Ohio TApTil Is, '70-tLi
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III oMEofATHlC Physician and Surgeon
II NSlalh - Two Doors North of Huber's
Drus store. Findiay, Ohio
ONCE Hours.irom Gto ~ AN. II N ,o
P. NJ, 3 10 Up. NJ. NJ, .a =; =. n NJ 20 70
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nPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL DEN
" tist over Green. ID Wis. = Co.'S. All opera
lions pertaining O" 'he profession. carefully
and skillfully performed. Res 'dence. No -
W Test Hardin Street.
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nHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Office over Pat
Il terSOn & Winders' store; entrance on
West Sanduslv street, third door.
September -. '1S-u
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"ANT"D

100000 TOUGH SECOND GROWTH
white Ash Handle Pieces.
ALSO
100000 Bass wood Handle Pieces.
Make contracts early. For particulars address
FlNDLAN STANE& X HANDI F. CO.,
Box az FindlaT q
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Why will YCu suffer:

To all persons suffering
from rheumatism, eural-
sia, Cramps in the limbs
or stomach, Billions Collie,
Pain in the hackbOwelS or
side, We would say, THE
HOUSEHOLD PAHA-CEA
and FNMILY LINIMENT is
'Of all others the remedy
YOU want for interna and
external use. II has cur-u
The above complaint in
ithOuandS OF cases. There
is no mistake abOutit Try
10. sold by all Druggists.
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JGuN RUTIIRAUF

nEALER in Agricultural Implements, Iron
IL Nails Glass sash, Putty, Brnt Work, Cut
Iery, Rubber and Leather, Betting and a fUll
stock ofSheIT Goods. No. % Ewing's Block,
Main Street
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ISAAC DAVIS. HEEKY b GREEN.
nAVIG 4 GREEN

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
w and Commission Merchants and Dealers
in Flour, salt, Fish, Wooden and Willow Ware
&C, &C, Corner OF Main and SanduSky Streets.
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A TTGHNisY ANDCOUNSELLOR AT LAW
n and Notary Public. Will attend prompt
Nf,, all hpsil.Ss entrusted TO his care. Par
liruiar attention given 10 Collections, Parii-
iioning OF Lands, and business in Probate
Court.
OTFICE on Main Street, in RoSSmann'SBlock
nearly appoSite the Court House, May 4.
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9hysirians aad Surgeons.
mr. T.G. RERNInLE.,


HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon.
Office and Residence over Kimmel 81 Jew-
eIry store. Main Street, FiLGiay, Ohio.
Feb 8, "a II.
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~ AZ ANuERsoN GEO. +. PESDLEToN
ANDERSON IL PESDLEToN.
A TrO.NEYs at Law. VIII attend carefully
a aud promptly to ali EIuGs OF business.
Special attention given To Titles Probate
matters C.,nveyancing and Collections Oi-
fee over aubers' Drug Store, north of Court
House
sep. &. IST2-tf
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nEALEHSsIN DRY GOODS, Millinery Goods
II Ladies' aud Gents Furs, Clothing Car
pets; Hats, Caps, etc, Nos. 81 and SO Main St,
findlay, Ohio ''
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f. m CHIICOTF MD
9tg Goods.

DH1SICIAS and Surgeon, Van Buren,. a
Il vii. attend promptly To- all proie.sion,i
calls' Feb. I3, At.
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&eiIglSas,

TERMS e % Ee. Eza==. Il A3Ta.:a.
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T BALLARD. C. W. GALLOWAY
BALLARD d GALLOWAY,
DHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,


OFFIGE-Tn Ewing's Block. over Ruth
rauns hardware Store, West side OF Main
Street. Findlay. Ohio
Angus Is lS72-tf
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FINS.

IL there be no guilt in this chain OF CO.
incidences, let there never again be sus-
picion. First, Beecher is silent on the
Woodruff charges Next, Tilton chal-
lenges him Oh the platform of his church,
and he declines the conflict. He quits
his Congregational body rather than
sneak. He writes the language of the
tormented TO and fro, and here and
there. He signs covenants. He picks
his committee at last, and hires his law
vers Then the woman is drawn from
the distracted household TO save the
man she should not be saving. 1t looks
70 me like a lie of anguish, with some
Seripture phrases to make its hypocrisy
deceive Heaven. 1t remains to be seen
whether the behavior of Plymouth con-
pregation will not prove that Mr.. Beech
er has not debauched them all TO the ex
tent of loving him more than righteous
ness.
As for Tilton, like the frivolous Dona-
telIo in the story OF The Marble Faun-
he draws strength of character from his
calamity. and method from despair.
Unless MIR. Beecher can stand in his pull
nit with the Scarlet Letter on his
breast. making confession, Tilton need
not say:
There was nowhere in this world where
thou couId'st have escaped me, but there"
GATH.
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AN aUroR1ccRAPHIcAL SKETCH.

The following singular poem from TheO-
dore Tilton, which appeared about the time
his troubles were first made known to the
public, has a special interest at the present
time.
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A TTORNEYs at Law. Oniceup Stairs, First
"A Door South OF Court House, Findlay, y.
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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-07

gAENTAI. u Ri EON. Particular attention
1 J given to the treatment ui natural teeth
s.-eth filled with golj-ioil, tin-inii ana silver.
satisfaction guaranteed in al cases. Office
over Welsh ; Shoe store, Main Street Flndlay
ohio. Oct. 1870.
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HAMLIN d BALLARD
5tardWarr.

A TTOENEYS AT LAW.
niiice in Patterson's Block, Findlay, Ohio.
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