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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-12-18
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Dissolution Notice.

THE Law PARTNERSHIP OF II. Z z.
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Sunday Headiaa


iie .-ve'I .oE- -hO livetl vet
III c'ner L. is short and -s-l.
He Lvc,h longest who can sell
Or living Llost for i-arlr'v a..iu.
Hc Hve:h long who Lze,,l we'll;
Ai else IS aelns fU1c awar;
lie lvetl longest Eho can tesI
tt ,lue things truly done cash DAY.
Waste uat tby being. back to Him.
- l' freely gave it, freei- @,vs.
Else 8 ..alt-iis- b,;' q t.l..a.-
I l-, ,a aHa uot jo
Bc~aa- -l1- -er.t- .ivetly c-ecl:
Hold up re- cs.-.i. the tCrch divine
b wa-- tll.. -, t1 be made:
L, the Ell s's step be thiae.
Sow love, and gest its rruitcge pure;
Sow pc4lc. al.i rcta It's harvest bright
SOW >UGhe4GlS on Che rock AMI moor,
and n1j harvest home el Eight
Sow WITH d generous hand,
Pause lof fer soil or pain;
Carv uol llrea-i tLe helf of summer.
~ ear, n1, 5lgag-a tHccoid Spring rain:
But wait ti.i the Au.ums comes
For ;.-c s-eavc- OF "oilrH -rl.1
Sow .nl lra', inward. u1.-s-l
ag-s ..a strv iisH5 agp.ac~-
= hecv, -ri 5ur C1wasd's dpu1t;ng..
o. yuur ouu hearts trembling lesrs.
1oJ -.a,.. l,ap in jos tie harvest
oI Bay. Sos TODAY iu G..-ee 'cars.
---.-s .fs.-s .iertcF.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-12-18

HOUSEKEEPING HINTS. Never put a
particle OF soap about your silver if you
would have it retain its original luster.
When it wants polishing, take a piece
of soft leather and whiting and rub
hard. The proprietor of one of the
oldest silver establishments in the city of
Philadelphia says that hOusekeeDers
ruin their silver by washing it with soap
suds, as it makes it look like pewter"
Stove luster, when mixed with ,ur-
pentine and applied in the usual man.
ner, is biacker, more glossy, and more
durable than when mixed with any 9th
er LIQUID The turpentine prevents
rust, and when put ON an old rusty
stove, will make it look as well as new.
To exjract ink from cotton, silk and
wooden goods, saturate the spots with
turpentine, and let it remain several
hours; then rub it between the hands.
1t will crumble away without lnjurirg g
either the color or texture of the ar
ticle.
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DISQUALIFICATION,

T a. hydra headed ti-oT.i.T. with IT, sad De-
preston OF -i-If. see sier.ilrhe, = ur >isl-i-
sch. ssa.l.r-- -r..ftt.U~ Oppressive lEii1sS-
I.si>s of appetite. &aH. N a ted aEp%araIt@s
and Ner. O~ - aiIii al iI-irriug su P-Ifs-i
q digestion and a~-lllII alton Df fIr-' sft sEsrs-
by lack Of nutrition, - aec=>S-t. 6. 10 she mp
ylpr; nf f:lf boy. can he efi-cf'.-t.fv cu-e1 by
me Use Of iftJBtG.AS $ D'S tzER5i.s = BlI FIX !,
fEe itvcrite prescription ~ Jhtt ,rllueHt Ger
man ittystrITn. tIrI~f0pu " Hppfiaud. Of
Lsugau -~;t.zd. Germany, The efficacy Of which
won for hiU mtIy MARKS Cf distinction ty
The crowned heads and nobility OF Europe. q
tones ta stomach 70 healthy act .l;I, regu 2fe-
the bowel. aF0ust-~ i-le torpid liver, prom Le-
natural per- -pl.ttI-u. IsEslsOfst-= ~ the nerves,
and restore all fE functions Df Nature 40 VIZ
sruus ii-airh. T!ie efficacy ol ttfs rein-d- =
daily ackns7gl- -d-gsi Dg t--a happy >Chi=ct~ %;
IT, treatment who now e. robust. lowing
hr.tsJ;f.
HpIFBAND'S p 3DDPHYLLaS PILLS aYa
recommended wien brisk puTgatig.- i fe-
OGi--d rlry Operate thoroughly. H-iF0ut
sripiug They are tie best Antl-Eii!ous Pills
IOETSrOV. HOLLOWAY & ca, Trp-r'
tor~ Philadelphia SOLD b. all blulzi.is
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How tje boys may be saved the
trouble oi going after the cows is
thus told by the 4meTicaH Stock Jour
nal Every time they are driven up
at night ~ in the morning, give Fiiem a
good heA Of meal or bran, and cur
word for 1t the COWS will always be on
hand at the milking time"
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Com8u umpfion Cured

z t.a E5it r.
sS.EE1IzD FETESD=-WIIl yIiI pleas iaf1Tm
v l.- r. I-rs that a ave a positive
CT SG ECS CONsU35PELOE
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obi 81 Fsi-h .;iiy IOu-S
DR.. T.F. BURT,
60 - iiiiam 81 New usk-
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- Tss ~spas-erS.

NOTICE = hereby q v-l iEat 90 hunter %:
n a1y Eina rilI be Allowed oa slr- f.-s1s5-
=. without our permission. any violation, "a
tuiS Lntscz gtii be prosecuted 10 Inc ft.zi ~
teuf q lie laW
john NEVH1CSst JACOB CRADLE
] ACOS BAEGEE ~ ADLESPEK sER
JOS AtiiNDr 3. -SA'L LEUSkkD
ANDTFW lO-I NATHAN ST-<EV
y A!EIiuLAS HILIKER Js.
Dee II 1874
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THERE Is faith which tends 10 idle-
ues=. tr5-t- Col 70 do al, AMI leave tie
.,.- sslEii alJ powefless. There j. iaifh
Sat worries. AID works, and hopes ;hat
God wiIl help. And there IS better
faith, that works mighty, because it
loves fe-ventiy, aaI never worries be-
cause e. never Tears. Love will, HlRst
work, .li cannot he idle; it comes irfn
God, BREAKS out ia prayer, praise lad
service. i'-a a7rinSs that Cannot BE- sup
pressed. 81. - sy5n-ale,Is. and grows
5y use F-.ta t..if .o-.s b. love . a
tonic 10 tie soul sirliny it by bod en-
dedzor, .aaA.ag So Ea- God in active
doing. 60 very service which can as-
suass "a s-- &. relieve a paus, or inpa-5
a Joy.
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MY MASTER Is ALWAYS IN."-One
day a lady came home from shopping.
Her little boy did not meet her and
throw bis arms around her neck, as he
was in the habiy Of doing, to show how
glad he was 20 have her come home
again. Instead Of this. he seemed to be
afraid to look his mother in the face,
and KEEP, out Of lier way as much as he
could ai day. Ills mother thought it
very strange, and wondered what was
the m1tter.
At the close Of tie day she found the
reason. When sli. was undressing him
10 go % bed, he said
Mother can God see through the
cro-i. ia tIa e.ose5 door,
Yes SAID his mother.
''Aud caa he see when It is all DIX
there IL
Yes She said. ''iIe can see us At
all times and at all places"
Then GqI saw me-" said the, little
fellow, ''Whsn you were gone out, I got
into the closet and ate up all the cake.
AL very sorry. Please forgive me-
and he laid bis head on his mothers lap
and cried bitterly.
Johnny, . saii a man, wipSing slyly
to CLERK OF .dis acquaintance in a dry
goods store. you must give ne extra
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IJ-.1-- i,1l-.----DJu'C " IaHzled out
Of yoGr uiOuay-or y5ir prayers a cis-
linguistic. Easi-sI admiral, who rose 70
tie Ais4 -szioa "a, the Effects Of his Insr-
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atias ;Aal oa --s- ieayia- aI hum5ls
lodging To- i-.a 81. siipas aili.-isLipuaa,
jas -..l-- y 5s4eated him wi'Ja Bi5,s
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- gul.soleie Pictorial History OT the
IiI-t-s g IIe best, SsteHpesI. IN ~
Sstcs-s sAlJsIE .sEUlly Paper iis IIfS Gnt0n.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-12-18

Look above you, and IN siIe oyeraTeii-
iny firIaameut read the tra-a Of an all
pfrvadins P-5TiIeuc-. Tou sisy is Gods
outspread hand, and The sliitering stars
are the Jewels ca ;Ae fingers Of the AZ
mighty. DO you not see chat His hand
c,-ses goanl yol'o al siles, AMI that
vo1 cannot 20 where ulivessal love
s-.--.as notify
f..L-aI5S IS to the sOui what TIE light
a.. ,.....i.t.i Of tie sun Is to tSe earth-
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-12-18

To INEREASE THE Flow or MILK
\ writer who says his COW gives all the
milk that i wanted in family of eigh hit
persons. and from which were made
two hundred and sixty pounds Of but
ter in the year, gives the following as
his treatment: IF you desire TO get a
large yield of milk, give your COW, three
times Il day, water slightly warmed,
slightly sai;ed, in which bran has been
stirred at the rate Of one quart to two
gallons of water. You will find, if you
have not found this By daily practice,
that your COW viii gain twenty-five per
cent. Immediately under the effect of
it, and she viii become so attached 10
this that she viii drink almost any time
and ask for more. The amount of this
drink is an ordinary water pail full each
time, morning, noon and night.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

~ !. : j. . !. !. !. Z. :. !. 4. !. ! I. !. !. !.
4 Is widely known
III H p rs one Of the most
gA "a IA electual remedies
RFA ~ WA ever discovered for
&YA E4 Ez%.sA cleansing the sys-
ssCT ,xA5k3 TEN and purifying
l Sss-sz the blood i has
ses56 yIyyeIsT stood tie test Of
$esSS WIFI years, with Il con-
O[y-zy stantly growing rep
SsVoSSU utation. based on il
intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its r.
markablc cures. So mild as u be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet 50 searching
. to eiiectually purge out the great cor
ruptiOns of the blood, such as the scrolulous
and sypLiiific contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lUrked in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many Of which are publicly known,
Of ScrOfIla, and all serofulOus diseases,
Ulcers, Erupti0ns, and eruptive dis
orders of the skin, TGmOrs, BiOtches,
BOils, PimpleS, PustuIes, Sores, st.
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Erysipe-
las, Tetter, Salt Rheum, ScaId
Head, RingwOrm, and internal CI-
ceratiOnS of the Uterus, Stomach,
and Liver. It also cures other com
plants, to which # would not seem espeei-
ally adapted, such as DrOpsy, Dyspep-
sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and
LeucOrrhHa, when they are manifesto
tons Of the scrofulOus poisors-
It Is an excellent restoreT Of health and
stTeEgth in the Spring BY renewing the
appetite and Vigor Of the digestive organs.
it dissipates the depression and listless Ian
euor Of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better. and live longer.
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and new lease Of
lie.
PREPARED EY
Dr.. ]. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, hass.,
Practical and analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Oct 16, 1s74-1y.
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WHAT Is a GOOD EDUCATIoS Ed
ward Everetts definition Of IA good edu-
cation was: Read the English Ian
guage well, write with dispatch neat,
Iegible hand, and be master Of the first
four rules OF arithmetic, so as to dispose
of at once. with accuracy every ques-
ton of figures which comes up in prac-
tice, andif you add the ability to write
pure, grammatical English, you have an
excellent education. These are the
tools. You can do much with them, but
you are hopeless without them. They
are the foundation; and unless you be
gin with lhese, all your fashy attain
ments, a lit!le geology, and all other oil
ogies and o-ophies are ostentatious rub
bish."
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EVERY SATURDAY
MERGED -
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-uF LE-ESG AaE has been published for
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aim -.-e5 8 Continue; u -faud --at the head O.
ls- @ .e-. - and -is success Hs now gres;eI than
ever r-n. 60 E.s- absorbed is younger CON-
u-ito-. - VERY SATURDAY" and il
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Il srs F5a 1rIgr- ~ o. Sizty lou page. IilG
TfEEEG AGE -Ivgs more tiIan
THEEz IND i QUEETER TIC CSIND
L.,ua=e column octave pages Of reading mat
Ter weary. forming four large yO-UIlts. II
EF-sal.t- :. a. mex Vai.IEe !OIin, considering
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-26
rIIE NEVADA INDIAN AGENT.

The Nerdda State Journal Is out In
an editorial In defense Of the Rev.
Bs,eman. Indian Agent, publishing
alss q table furnished by him giving
the aggregate expenditures made for
the Pyramid Lake and Walker River
reservations since July %, 1871. From
this 1t appears that during the two
years and seven months which have
elapsed since that time there has been
paid out for these reservations the
sum Of Sja,Gsl 81 In currency. OF
thi, amount Sc, $50 "a was paid for In
d~ebtedness left by the former agent,
ssO,a 3t so for subsistence, clothing.
blankets and medicine, and g, COS 81
for hauling supplies. The balance has
been disbursed Tor lumber, camp uten-
slls, rolling stock, blacksmithing, etc,
except tho little item OF sl0,ai3 30
which has been paid for labor, and
$5li o. paid for furniture for Agents
houses, also $3.50 CO for Agents sal
ary. In other words, there has been
expended for the keeping Of at
no timc over six hundred Indians
(accordiugt to Mr.. Bateman's statementl
for two years and even months the
sun OF $Ja,G o., less agents salary,
Ss,s73 Ga, and old Indebtedness, s..
$50 Is. equal Si6,aj3 a. or about
81, 800 per month, AMI this In excess
Of all products OF the farms upon these
reservations, all profits from sales OF
trout, live tons OF -four furnished by
General Schoiield. etc. During the
Summer m~onths-in fact, during eight
or nlno months OF the ycar-Satchez
says there are no Indians on the Reser-
walton. We believe him, for IL Ia u
well known fact that they swarm over
our hills aud along tho Truckec and
Walker rivers from March till Decem-
Der. In and around virginia City
there arc no. less than $50 Indians
who never 90 near either Of these
Reservations except to get blankets,
aud that they baye been here all win
ter, living upon our swill barrels aud
the Geld grub thrown out to them,
all our citizens will attest.
The same Ia true OF Carson. Reno and
other towns around which these noble
red men most delight to congregate.
We have nothing moro to say about
the arrest Of Natchcz. 1t Is n qucs-
tion OF veraclty between him and Bate
man. Natchcz ailrms that Bitcman
had him arrested. The Agent denies
this, but alleges that It was the work
OF an officer from Camp McDsrmlt,
detailed by General Schofleld to in
vestlsate charges made against Match
or by citizens OF wadsworth. lie,
however. admits that he tlistemanl
wrote n letter TO General Scholleld
complaining Of the bad conduct Of
Natchez. The Agent has called for
an investigation by Indian Commls-
sloncr Smith. We hope 1t will be ac-
corded. and that he will be able to set
himself right with the people Of this
coast, before whom he now stands In
a most ~uncnviablo light. IL will, how
ever, DO necessary to explain the ap-
parently extravagant expenditure for
labor, viz : Sl0,2i3 30.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-26

An important railroad decision has
been made by Attorney General VIII
liam'. lie holds that the Secretary OF
the Treasury may withhold from n
railroad company compensation for
transportation services when such COM
pany has received from the United
St>tes to aid in the construction of It's
road bonds upon which IL has not paid
Interest, though the services were rem
,lersd upon another OF lis roads to
which no Government aid was given.
IL this decision Is sustained the Gov
crmert will have \ little better chance
TO get back some Of the Interest IL has
paid for the Central and Union Pa
ciflc roads.