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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17
wLDAvIs. Nv. DAVIS NJ =. DETwIlER
DAVIS HRt,S a co.,

NJ HOIESALE AND RETAIL GEoCERs
" aud dealers IN FicUr. Provisions, Wooden
willow and Store II are. Confectionery, Fruits
Notions and general variety. Goods at Whole
tie AT CIeveiaud sad Toled" prices No'' II
aud D, Main Stree
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8fuereltnt.

FindiaY Council, No. SC r. 4 d M.
Regular Cuny"caiion second - "I ,,'i- D..
each Iuonth. 81. 1. Patterson, 4. q. ". atHd
u. y. Eraru-l.y, ErcDEGrr-
Findiay Chapter, Rc. g, p A. m.
ft.gular Conyoct' ion oH i'.- iI=t Monday
in each month. u. 4. B,slid-lry, ii. J.. aiii
u. l.. Gnabie, Secretary
FindIay Lodge, no. 227, T. q a. W.
Regular Communication fust and ihITd
wednesdays IN ests h noI.th- J. NJ. EuDeTr
W. NJ. and ID. f.. GrabIe, Secretary.
Golden Rule Encamp'nent, No. 81
I.C. O. E. Stated meetings On the sec"no
aud fpurIn Fridays Of each month"; D.
Joy, G T.. and u. l. WIHGcrs. Scribe.
Hancock ledge, No. 73, 10. o. r.
Stated meetings every Tuesday evening
T.. =. Kimi,er, \. anu William klamToth
Secretary.
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PRINCIPAL GFtICF, NORWALK.

! The Association refers to Hon. H. p. Gage,
Jas Smith, ]. VI. Huber, ). F. PooTman,
Henry Porch. ". IL. W Whiteley. q. J. DE Wolfe.
r II. Tufts F. B. Bedding, John B. Eaton and
Henry 2 Green.
Apply for Insurance 10 BOALT & CUI.P. Gen
eral Agents. NOrwaIk. Ohio, or To any ni the
above named gentleman.
InlN I'll
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

nFERATINE A%J af,;.N :,ii-Ai- .'r -
! y tEst over Ir,,cII, l. 40. = - A'i n4t ta-
i.Ons periaiI.iHs to ;hC professor rs,s .'''iiy
and skillIElly performed. i,vn.''t '-=, % -
West HapiiI Street.
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MI. AND a1Rs. sARToRIs at HOME.

The President and Mrs. Grant have
received several letters from Mrs. SartO-
ris. Mr.. SartoTis' only sister. a married
lady. met him and his bride in Liver
pool, and accompanied them to London.
where Mrs. SartOriS writes she enjoyed
herself very much. Her stay. however,
WAS brief in London, her husband and
herself going almost Immediately TO the
SartOr.S country seat, where the bride
and groom have been given a cottage on
the estate So they are are finally set
tied in their own house. albeit Il small
one called - cottage, and Mrs. SartOris
writes that j. is covered with roses Re
membering the eXtrGvagant wealth of
her fTOHNS@''T and the large number of
her presents. one i puzzled to know
how Mrs. Sartoris has managed to find
room for her husband and herself after
slowing away her possessions No gay
cites are proiTered the Young people by
the grOom'S parents, WHO are still in
deep afiiictiOn on account Of the loss Of
their eldest son last summer, who was
killed by IL fall from his horse. Quite
recently their grief las been renewed by
the death by u similar accident of their
dead sons most intimate friend. Mr.
and Mrs. Algernon Sartoris when they
left Washington expected to return III a
year at the furthest, and perhaps "a
early as the fall The President and
Mrs. Grant do not contemplate visiting
their daughter until they have ceased to
hold their present high position. " T.
Gf0yhic.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17
6rurerirs.


VITHOLESAGE AND RETAIL DFALsE
w i'm GroceTr:>, Flour, FiSii aud G,.I, -
variety in thc ETgrr:N aud Prov G>iou ilb-..--
Gs..pI prices q aid fDT ,SEtj"T. ass, a'd 'o8n-
Try Produce generally. 49,. ...s- ~ NaIu So.
firs; door north at 3oii House Block. Fiu3l=ry
Obic. = nrll -, sG-ii-
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2hgsiriRas and sryGrcrs
nR. g. RAXNEIIL.


ONEOPAT ;II' Physician and surgeon.
4 tiiirs. stud Residence over kl;E'..v. >ICE-
etIy St''r-. vain Street, Friday. Ohio.
Feb. q. - IT,
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ITOMEnPATHIE Physician and surgeon
Ill tMain ST Two Doors North Of Uuber's
Drug store. FinGlaN. Ohio
Ofiice E0urs-frUm t0 ~ A. NJ, a A. ". 10
2 Pm, StO 9P. NJ May 10 1871
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

SOME of our natur;iIists have fosSiIiz"d
brains. Every once in a while We have
a story OF giant or some other fossil
found below all the records of CREATION
a. made by Moses But tie modern dis
coverers prove to be the mistaken ones,
and some OF them arrant cheats. ! lew
DAYS since il was stated that fossil
horse had been found deep in the coal
measures Of Pennsylvania. Prof. o. {.
Marsh. Of Yale College, sends TO tile
Trijune this amusing result of his exam
ination of a specimen bone" from the
Pennsylvania wonder. One OF tile
hoofs of the fossil horse found in Scran-
ton, Pa. las been sent TO NE for exam
nation. 1t turns out 10 be part of a
calamite. Il common fossil plant of the
coal measures. / fear the horse did not
inhabit Pennsylvania until a much later
period -
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r. BALLAEn. C w. GALIowAl
BALLARD - E:AEi.Bya
DHYSICIaNS AND SURGEONS.


OFFICE-Tn E%iu-'s Block. over Grf,l-
Taun's Hardware store. West side Of Main
street, Findiav, Ohio.
AuyuSt I6 lS72-f-
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THE NINETEENTH CESTrRT.-Tu J ~
Fulton took out the first patent for 81"
invention OF the steamboat.
The first steamboat which made rr-su-
lar trips across the Atlantic ocean We're
the Sirius and the Gr.at Western IN
ISIS
In 1913 the streets Of london were for
the first time lighted with gas
About the year lS:2. the first railroad
in the United States was completed
In 1910 the first experiments ia photo
graply We're made by Daguerrr.
The anthracite coal buSiur-S may BE-
said TO have begun in l~2D
In 1880 the first patent fcr the i.ra.t-
tiOn Of matches was granted
Ia 1911 the first telegram was sent
The first successful trial OF "a reaper
took place in l>33.
In 1915 Elias Howe obtained patent
for lis first sewing machine
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The Con,ession Of an Invalid,

Pt-rE.rSIlEBsSh hwARSING ard Tor the benefit
OF lDT- ~ AFN AND ora f-iss who Sui!er from
NERVOUS iIEIsIi.lTG. IuSS OF MANHOOD,
etc suIpl, Ing uLe E'uHS of ycI c8fre. " riiten
hv ore who cured himself after undergoing
cnu~ltit f;,bits gUacf' ~. and sent iTee on Tc-
G iy5Il. y posi- paid ducctrd envelope.
Sufferers are invite Il Ia atiJlrrss the author,
NA1HASiF.I. MAYFAIR.
April 10, 81 6iil. Box l13. Brooklyn, ny
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

DHYSICIAN AND Surgeon UIi.ce over Pat
Il teTson u MinderS' store: entrance on
West SaUdu Ky street. thsId door.
September IL. 'I5-u
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hEsf.!:r in Agricultural IIrp' 80 mt, iuo D
ID S.,jl-. Glass. Sash. Putty, Beat ~"Is. ,a,-
-f.,cI, 81 -..i,.!i goods. 40. - EEinEr block
Asin STREET
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

& 1guETHE paper says that, in reply
~ "a question from the lecture commit
t--o NJ rae CHEZ town Of the district, a.
80 the subject Of a lecture 70 be given at
rle Institution. the lecturer telegraphed,
- Taste OF Naples and Rome" The
operator made IL read, y Taste Of APP
y.-- and Rum"
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

IvT.-F>Nf-Y ANUCOIJSSEf.lOI; Az Law
n and Nni=ry Public. WIN attend prompt
al ,I'-'tt,s- entrusted 20 his care. Par
4cuiar ai-..Is1is,s, si-rH 10 Collections. farfi-
'souinv -. laadiS. and business la Probate
Court. -
DFbIt-ic on Aain street In 8p-sUa"l:' 'sSlOcE
n slrlv nrpuSiIe tht Court House, May :.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

THE Louisville Ledgsr has been puz
zled for long time 10 know why the
women in Massachusetts make more
noise than their sisters in other States
Archbishop Whiteley once propOunded
a similar conundrum: Why do white
sheep eat more than black ones: and
answer it with the reply; because
there i more of them.
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THERE seems 10 be n disposition
among the Democracy OF the West TO
say unkind things of their brethren in
the East. Right on top Of the resur-
rection meeting in Tammany Hall ON
4th. the Cincinnati Enquirer turns this
bucketful of the coolest kind of water:
The West and South will take a hand
in the next Presidential canvass. and
their candidate Will not be Il specie re
sumptionist. but on the contrary will
favor the payment of the bonded debt
in greenbacks and a considerable IN
crease of the circulating medium. The
money power of New York has chosen
its last President and gained it last vie
tOrv" "
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Why will Y, u Suffer +?

To all persons suffering
from khHuInatism, eural-
ia. Cramps in the lImbs f,
ioT stomach, Bilious Collie,
Pain in the hack bowels or
side, we would say, THE:
( HOUSEHOLD PANA-CEA
and ENMILY LINN ENT il
iOf all Others the remedy
Won want for intern4 and
external use. 1t has eur II
The above complaint in
ithOuands of cases. There
is no mistake about il Try
.it. Sold 10y all Druggists.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

y drunken CIiuaman feeling rich and
cl5-eI az lis progress in his American
civilization went through the streets of
san Francisco crying. 'HOOp-la, hoop
H.. Ne all same as Milican man. Hair
rUy-hDrt and drunk ike hell.7
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17
CITEEESS RANR

ItARLINS & Co, BANKERS. Banking
- House in Ra wsOn's Block, No. 66, Main
Street FInalay, Ohio. BdnEi,tg Hours IrO1a 8
o. u O'ci0ck, ~, and CrSEI 90 O'Clock, y. NJ
= Cneral banking business done. Interest on
snesfaI dapgsitC
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

QUEEN VICTORIA is thc leg;t! head OF
the Episcopal Church of England and
the Presbyterian Church of Scotland.
When she i in England her Pre-hy-
terianism Is technically called dissent. ,
and when she recrosses the Tweed intO
Scotland, her Episcopalianism becomes
dissent" there. She las Il morbid hatred
of rituaIism The Prince of Wales Is
inclined 10 ritualiStic ceremonies, while
his oldest sister, the Princess OF Gerina-
ny, is Il Lutheran: his brotiIcr-in-law,
Lord Lorne. Il Presbyterian, another
brotherin-law, the Prince Imperial ot
Russia, is Il Protestant Lutheran; a
siSter-in-law. the Duchess OF Edinburgh.
is a Greek Catholic: her husband i
Low Church EpiScopaiian; the other
brothers and sisters are EpiscOpalIailS
and PresbyterianS by iurn-tlIeir partIc-
ular creed depends upon their residence
for the time being. The Princes "i
Wales i naturally bewildcred with tile
manifold religions of her royal r, Iations,
and clingS To the faith she was taug.it
in Denmark.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

NASHVILLE furnishes some beauti-gl
moral lessons, a little boy ran away
from school and was fatally injured by
playing on the railroad. and barrel Of
beer exploded and aInO-, kiIlrd tie man
who was carryingij
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

The ice question is next in Importance
to hydrophobia. The whole business is
in the hands Of two or t!Irt e companies
and they are as mercileSS as inOnopOlists
always are. Taking advantage of the
mild winter they run up the price OF
Ice from Sl.OO 10 81. 81 per hundred, aud
the people, as II rule. were compelled TO
submit to the eXtortion. But an asSo-
citation in brooklyn decided not to.
They sent an agent TO Maine. and he Sc
cured lee enough for the summer. which
will be delivered at the Wa!labout Dock
at 40 cents per hundred. and at the door
of the buyer. from wagon. at 60 cents -
and honest weight, which the mOnopo-
lies never thought of doing. As these
associations are forininga all over the city.
and as Maine is full of Ice. it is probable
that the companies will have ice to sell
all this winter. So mote il be
THE BEECHER-TILToN SCANDAL.
The Beecher TitOn matter rem;.i inS aS
it was. Beccher is Us cunning as a fox
He knows that his church will sustain
him under any circumstances. or. rather.
that his flock will not believe the state
ments made 10y TiIton. and lie goes on
gaily, paying no attention whatever TO
it. lie has never opened his lips, and
does not intend to. And Tiiton is weak
i'll not using the ammunition lie has
He asserts that tile unpublished portion
of the famous confession. i enough TO
satisfy the world of Beecher's guilt; bur
he does not publish it, Why. no one
can understand, for if he does not make
his ease, he stands before the world n
slanderer. He cannot wait for Mr..
Beecher TO act-he has gone so far that
TO stop now is ruin.
People who are in position TO know
say that Tilton can convict the great
preacher of the groSsest immoralitieS. if
he chooses TO dOit. They say that he has
in his possession documentary evidence
that Beecher did attempt TO debauch not
only Mrs. TiltOn but other women in
Brooklyn. If this be so. why does not
Tilton give il TO the world! lie has
made charges in a vague sort of a way.
specifying nothing and making nothing
direct. He does not state what it i
that Mr.. Beecher has been guilty of-he
only asserts that he has done him a
wrong. Now, what the public want Is
the particulars They want to know
what this wrong was They want TO
know, in short, whether Henry Ward
Beecher is, or is not, a proper man to
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office in the New Bank Building, West side
Main Street, No 90.
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.fiHdLau DasiHrss Ilirrrtorg
Stio;asgs =; Ear.
n. Is. aEARDSLE=,

TTDRNEY Al Law anu Claim A='E'
Il .yfIi practice. law ia state auG J.'s. Court
Hnd attend promptly To business inLrGnLod 10
Ais c!ft. As Justice Of the Peace VIII attend
is,;pHyeya ya.iicitg aud tax gdeposliions; 'ih'e
Room Eo l. AieIodeon Building, Findlsty. ~.
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N.-aT5s'l. Tsr awHEES aF SAW MILLS.
w y TED =
5.Op0CGO TOUGH SECOSD GROWTH
" hlI, ~ Handle Pieces.
ALSO
100000 Bass vCCd Handle Pieces.
Make contract esrly For particulars address
FlN:L LAY sTAVE Il HAND. f CO,
Box I3z. FiEdlay. o
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~ a. ANDFRsON. GEO. y. rENDLI.IO
ANDERSON q PENDEETON.

TFDRNFY5 a. Law VIII attend carefully
a and promptly TO all kinds Of business
Special ajLcnLiOn given ip Titles PROBATE
matters Cnngryanclng and COLLECTIONS. W
fic., over IaDcrs' Drug Store, north Of Court
HOUSE
=, q ~ IL
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YEvHOLESALE AND RETAIL GGeCEt,S
w and Commission Merchants and Dealers
In Flour salt, Fish Wooden and Willow Ware
Sc Sc. Corner of MaiL and s>anduslzy Streets.
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A TToRSEY AND COUNSELLOR At
~ Law, Fiudlay, ohio. Cbicc IA "!ead-
quarters B4Iltin=." ." Norin-e'tat"i Acurl rouse
= to nIS Alf'' "a l0.l-
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"a a.SBsFtB- AAIeoS p SHAFT IN
SHAFE.E ERRG

81, N;3 furIucl n co-naFrnershiF tor inc
.,ractic.. - Law. VIII practice ia stale
t. United Stafes CorTis. and viii giNo
..r.,mDi af;cut'u:l to all buSineSs placed ih
heir hands. oai~eiu Whe'-i"r's Block, tind-
Law, Ohio. lih"s .
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nEALERS IN pRYGOoBS. Millinery Goods
= Ladies' and Gents FuTs. Clothing. Car
pets. Hats. Caps, etc, SCs. n aud " Main st,
Findiay Ohio.
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1cutjsts.
=. =. nELYNEs.. %. %. >.


- 81 - As=ss - - ~
.sER RAflN y aud McchaHl'Hi lc'stlSi--
pni,rr-gl Main StISct. ;,roS. X = EH
Isr q g'p'~ Shrs,. E5Crc.
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2soaRrr 8lerrhsnts.


FNERAL PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Deal.
crS in Butter Eggs, Land, Feathers, Seeds
Dried Fruits, EecSwaX, PeitS, Hides and C"un'
tFy Produce Of a. descriptions
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HENRY d EZRA BuOwN,
D.. q. Dunn,

TrORNEHS : at Law. Ofiiceup Stairs, First
"A Door Soath of Court House, Flndlay, ..
IN L EhTgII
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OVER SEVENTY YEARS AGO.-It was
such an old, old newspaper,-aIl creased
and torn and yellow. and Vet the minis
ter, as he unfolded it. handled il as
though it were precious gold He had
finished his Sunday sermon. and was
walking home from the meeting-hOuse
with his wife across lots. They came
close by me, and stood still To look mt
the paper, talking about It's being such
a treasure. and how Sally should have
it and take carr,Of IL after they We're
gone, and reading over the name and
the date just as if it was Il verse Of poet
ry- WGsAiHJtoH FSderGIist, HJld0g.
bay 2lth, 1902 They We're not young
folk; but as nobody except me was
around, he pHt his arm about her neck
while she read one of its notices:
DIED-.it Mount Vernon, on Saturday
evening last, Mrs Martha Washington.
widow Of the late iIIu,trious Gen. GcOr-,n
Washington.
TO those amiable and christian vir-
tues which adOrn the female character
she added dignity Of manners, SUPERIOR
ty of understanding, "a mind intelligent
and elevated,
The silence Of respectful! Grief Is our
best eulogy."
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OUR-NEW YORK LETTER.
THE FOTETH-TTE FIRE-CRACKER FIEND
--HYDROPHOBIA-IC BEECEiIR-
TILTDN SCANDAI-UATEIEY

THE Fol ETH-TTTE FIRE-CTIACKER FIEND
-ICE-TIIEs BEECEEI-
TILTON SCANDAL.-HAVEHEYE
New YORK, July 15. 1871.
TIE Fourth Of July passed off with
more than the usual number of acci-
dents from those relies of barbariSm,
fireworks. The boys of this great crowd
ed city commenced exploding tire-crack-
prs, and setting off all sorts Of works,
the day before the Fourth. and they con
tinued it, despite the Police. with the
most tiendish persistency, till late i'll the
night of the great day. Consequently
the papers are full of casualties. The
summary of the accidents and disaS-
ters of last Saturday shows some forty
five fires in New York and Brooklyn /:
more than two score OF children injured
and manned in various degrees Of hurt
from eyes destroyed to fingers blown
away; riot, half dozen afTrays, a
child burned TO death. and three per
sons killed. Beyond these were the
thousand other minor disasters unre-
ported to the police, but which leave
their marks in suffering and mutilatiOm
of greater or less extent One rocket
went through a window in Dekalb ave
nue., Brooklyn, and killed child out
right. 1t seems TO NE rs though this
childish habit of playing with fire on the
glorious Fourth ought TO be prohibited
by law. 1t is altogether too dangerous
an amusement. The roofs are always
dry at this season of the year. and every
thing conbustible Is i'll the best possible
condition TO burn. In snch a season. TO
fill the air with exploding gunpowder
envelOped with paper, would seem to be
folly very II, arly akin To madness.
But 50 strong is habit. that | suppose
the dangerous game will go on To the
end of time.
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1ra Gsoas.


DFAIERS ~ FOREfGS and Domestic Dry
J Iouis, Ladies and Ccutlemen's Furnish
Ing Goods. Yankee Notions, Millinery Goods,
White Goods. Glovesand Hosiery. Stationery,
etc..etc. SpeCialiy-tipod goods and low prl-
ccs No. ~. Main Street.
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4eltg,eas.

7E2Gs: 81 :: =. G----:-., = -57--:s.
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A
0lIice oyer " l.. Davis \ Co.'S store. Main
street, Findlay. Ohio. IaFT. a., I'll
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continues to be prominent topic of dis
cuSSiOn. There are thousands upon
thousands of ours OF all degrees, roam
ing the city. and any number of people
have been bitten by them. There have
been several well-delined eases of hydro
phobia. ami several bitten men have
died from sheer fear. as was evident
from the fact that the dogs that bit them
We're shown not to have been mad at all.
In one ease. that of Mccormick. the
symptoms were those of rabies, the pa
tient refusing to eat or drink. and going
into commissions. in one of which he
died. The dog that bit him was kept in
Il secure place and never showed the first
symptoms of madness 1t had probably
been worried till it bit everything that
presented itself BUT poor Mccormick
believed it TO be mad, and it so worked
upon his Imagination that he died
Of course. there are thousands of cures
for the disease promulgated. One young
woman of HobOken, who. having been
bitten by mad dog, was taken with the
very worst symptoms of the rabies \
physician was called in. who found her
in commissions. He at once inserted the
lancet, taking from her 10 less than -
ounces of blood. This WAS the only
treatment, and it is asserted that in five
days thereafter the patient was cOnva-
leScent. The various "mad-StoneS" in
the country have been sent for. but
none of them have effected cures. any
more than the regulars have, with this
one exception. Whenever person has
been bitten by Il mad dog that person
has died.
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AaaEcTs.

INTEREST paid ON Savings Deposits. Coed
1 paTcr bought. i5Talts on ciIi'S IN America
aud Europe loT sale. LiTce oTs-E. l.. JONES.
ISAAC DAVIS. CIIAS. T.. NILS. J. r. BURKET,
aud J. Il. WILSON. Jan 2I.1j-lyI
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-28
GURLEY & CO.,
Commission Merchants
10 South Commercial Street,

tt south COmmerc1aI Street,
ST, LOUIS, Mo
Consignments of Hides, Hay, Wool, Pelts Furs
lalloW, Grcase Lard, Butter, Eggs, Game. Poultry
froNisions and other Produce solicited.
NoricE:.We have running our Mammoth Re-
frigeraturs" for the Storage Of Bntter Dressed
tame, Poultry, and perishable articles consigned
10 US, free of charge the first 5 days
sE Orders and Consgnments will have Special
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-28
Humphreys
WITCH HAZEL +:
THE MARVEL OF HEALING.

Is the indispensable Medicine for Families. j
1t is always safe-away, reliable-never injurious.
1t heals the widest variety Of Accidents Injuries
known. ...
is the only always sure and infallible remedy for
Piles -t t.
is the only cure for Varicose Veins. ..s 4
is the sure remedy for Neuralgia & Rheumatism.
For Burns and Sunburns 1t Is the Marvel of Healing
For Lameness, Soreness or Stifness-beyond praise
As Toilet Article for Shaving Bathing-Invaiuable
1t has been known and in use for Thirty Years
1t Is prepared by scientific and experienced Ply
gician
II is sold by all respectable Druggists and Dealers
All the above goods are for sale in Rock Island
by Otto Grotjan, Benser & Thomas. G. Speide and
k. Breunert; in Moline by j. s. Richards.
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