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bpren 1926 ouf Sicilieu, tuor O6eyer in
einsm. Troncisfonertloiter uno 1tarb an
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SSsie'Ss pff i,sa 2ebeat Aebt.

Ou tijt pielleiDt Elm ormes Wei6>
liebe 2elerin! l1no penn on bid fritz
Morgens pom 9osererbebit, erDcbt li9
nit Dir Die Gorge uno bos 8ilo elmer
longen &eibe BON Nlii6en unb Plagen,
Die poriiber 5ieben tmiilIen ebe ou am
Nbeno oeiu nliiOcs 9oupt auf oos &ii=.
fen les1t. 9o 5i@lafen Die &inocr nod ).
= Dos Siin9te III Der olten geflidten
Nisss seeen1 beren ensc Mauoe ieine
oifen gein6eu lid .i6on Sl femmen
Beginner bic suei s(eltern in Der 8ett=
feQe, Die au0 lAon balo ni9t nebr
Gaum fir s'pei bieten miro. go tua6-
fen nit ben &noben Die 8ebiirfniiIe |! @ !
9ann lpoWt oein M{ann out uno
iud6reno bu IN bem falten Ofen, Der 5u=..
9leiD oein Seero lit, Die Nl9e Sulam=
menl6orrit uno 0iirres Geif9 unter Die,
feu@ten @tedlem @olS ldieblt, bic ni@t
brennen 1onoern MIR rau1en ,pollen,l
.brummt ct iiber bic &dlte in ber &am=.
mer, benn es; 1T idon tief i'm Sabre ,,ns
Der bp1e Minter febt an Der Sbiire. .sz
. 9ein ManpiI nod Der 8eiten giner,
fein Gpieler - fein 5ri,,ter. !. Gr, l6ldgt
bid ni1t er tbut ben &inoern inibts 5u
2eioe, er!bringt BON ieiuem $a9lobne
ben er6bten She'll nit beiu, 5unb ,uenn
er brummt 10 ilt's, neil er ii9 eben dr=
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3 / eMt D 10 0rtRr.

Sur @ena@tniSiibun9 fir umlcrr iangen Seier
Sorte, Oei1terIdn9er. - 8 q :
ret Gr) Hrielterbnt. - 9 ori o II,
Gt) -8oB(imne. -H orfe, Gt.) 9on=
beI5lbiff. 9 70 nj cr, (9r.) 9uft=
ldpermc|er. g rod Gr.) lonoer=
bar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-11

.brlll9elts lDnOerltz ne 1T ple GelpODltDel1
eillcs 9allscn 2ebens. Sbre llebung
liest4nld)t IN Den Jinserll al(eiir, Die
etlpa Dronnl1g Idaffer follelLt Ionbern
I'M RppFe ser gem1bnt ,pllrbe ali 5au=
berfeit i'll oenfen, I'M gugt, bos 9eiibt
,ifl,, jeben Slefen 81 le6en I'M 9an5en
WeIen, ben Der 5bmub wioerIt rItrebt. Do
jollen Seine SDhter Elm items III 0ien1tt
0ebe,,, unb Doben pieuei6t einy redt gu
tcs Nlasden 9efnnoen iii einem @aule
not6 Dem olten 56la9c, ,uel1em cine
tii6tige Sousfr uortebt - Die jun9en
Mdoeln lino gum Sesinne, beim be- ten
Nillen nod ,llngel6idt ober. balnit
wiiroc bic erfaDrens Tral Nod)lid6t ia
ben. Q9as. lie nid)t buloen fann lit,
oob lie fcinsn re1ten Siun fir Nein=
li6feit boben, oenu oos ,ueib lie, brinat
fcin S6elten uno grmaDnen me6r 1T lie
tincin. Sic miilien fort aus Dem gu
ten 0oule; olles mas lie oa lernen fDnn=
ten, blcibt ungelernt, luas lie erluer6cn
f6nnten, uncrporben. Sic nllllen ein
6ous lu0en,. in Dem es nidt biel uer=
fan9t> pb sic Mo9o reinli0 ooer lNmu=
tig lit, unb BON oa 9e6ts in einem
triiten areislouf FOLDER Ylobe lueiter
oosr gar INNER tief fer ob>udrts. Da rd=
deu iiA bic Minuten, Die ou einit ou
beu &inhern erlpartel.
ltno bah ou oenu je bovon 9coo6t
worum @ctt Den Men10cn Die Soore
bat >podlcn lollen? Nidt allein sur
3ierbe, lonoe:n sum e6use lid)cr audi,
niht mabr? @egen Die llnbilben Der
Witterun9 ma9it bu bieIem notiirli6en
S9uke immerbin einen fiinitliben BIN
aufiiscn, ober fit bic @tube uno fir bos
5ous braudps oei1er No6biilFe niht,
ia 1ie lit nur G6aben. 7 9urb bie
beiBe &opfbeoedun9 tDote t on Den @aar=
,pr6s bes &inbes unO perip1bnt ou c:
bur1 cine Grb0bung Der Wdrme, bic es
oann 9esen Die duBere 2uf I'm 70 EN-
pfinblitber mo9t. Gs entpidelt lid)
oaraus bie Nnlo9e su allerlei llebeln,
Die 1i6 ouf 0bren, s(u9en uuo 3dbnt
>perfen. Sa, 1ieb' hi6 nur um! Die Su=
ben laBt nan meiit unbeoedten &opfe5
loufen, ben Mdo6en itectt man, ,peil le
lanoes @aor baben uno unbequcm gu
tdnmen ltno, Die &0pfe in 9auben oOer
Slider; uno 1inbel on nun uidt in"
groben @anSen, oas Die, 1neiten Mdn~
ner bis in ibr s(lter Dinein frdftige 3abne
gum @ebraud)e bebalten unb BON Gopf=
i6ners tpenig ,uiiien, ud6reno bic mel
iten Srouen oeines 9toubes nit perbun=
oenem &opfe uieb iamerSenben 3abn=
liiden einbergeben
Glaube mir l,ur, tpenn gu bein fleines
Md0ben 9e,uDbnit, i6r Su6 ooer ibre
9aube, lpenn }ie in Die Stube f0mmt>
ob5unebmen uuo 1auber 9efoltet bel
@eite gu lege1, 10 bait bu 9leitb Slpei
9in9e nit einem Male seponnen. I'm
oas> luas 6u an Dem be1er gei6onten
Sucbe erlpart, faanlt bu an@ eiuen
Ramm faufen, uno Die Gdtbel ba(o oa=
ram 9en6bnel BOB lie erit ii6, Damn bic
@retbel lauber 56pft uno fdmmt.
Mdbrenb i9 ga nit Dir plauoere> lit
Die Morsenluppe seaelien lporoen. SD
bdtte Dir nod Man6es gu lagerl aber
mir mi1ien ale an Die Mrbeit, oein Mann
in oie 8ertitdtte, ou1iu bic tauieno &lei=
tisteiten oes 9ousmelens binein>r Die
Dir feline. 3eit fur. meine @eoanten lai=
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-11
Sbio gaiieufrenltb.
G5emeii,niits Ge,ant,sifle.

-bes Jlu|1es mo I'LL. .Dltlid)en SDeilc DaS
@taotes Ohio gelegenes Gpul.tp;aupn
Den Sliiiien Snoiun WbeeFno, 9ittlc
MeMabply MGipe ll,,o .Goptino beluailert
uno pon ber 9bio- Central @iN NnbaDn
unb Der MatiouoiltroBe b,lrtDi6nittelG
umfobt ci,l Mreotpon2 536 Nuooratnlei=
len. 0as 9o"b 1T biiselig 1uo 7gebroz
den, ober. .ueilt frlt@tbor. : geeiScll ;@a~
fer, Mois unh Sobof .iinb bie @mlpt=
probutte, 5lben, Got es bcbeutenbe edof=
su0t unb, Ser 8ooeu 1T reisb en &ob-
len. Sc 1T cincs Der Sucrlt belleoelten
gpultties bes Stootcs uno lourbe an T..
Sept. 1901 pom Gouperueur s(rtbur ct.
Clair ols bos 8. County bes g. gS. Ser
ritorillms proflomirt. Sic &eluobner
Jotten moncben 0orten e5tralb nit Den
&otbbduten ju bcltc1en Der bIuIi1lte
,por Der am Goptino Greet 0e9cn Die
S6omanelen uutey i0rem $,dnptll,9e
GDoreD 9Silfev, in Dem Die clcutlbcn
0pifmarn un0 8eder fielen 2oais 9Sc=
bel, Der bcfanntc Snoionerjdatr mobtc
s5 oft gum Suu111elplobc leillcy obenteu<
erliden Streifsii9c. - Sn firtblid)er Sc=
siebun9 9eb6rt Belmont Go,ntp sur o.
6ssje Columbus. Die ðoliten liuo
nidt Icbr soblred), botcn audi fcinen ei=
1enen Nrieltsr, lonocrn lpcrben prn Ge=
lair aus pon ciuem lolhtn tcludt.
Sel,sbft{>;ifsss, arobcs 9ono i'll
Nlien, oos nod weni9 erfoyltbt ii. M|on
@dQbt 1eine GrGbe aul 7O0O--S00O
0uobrotmeilcn uno sic Eenblferuu9 oui
100000 Sec!en. Sic Giumobner lino
meiltens Nomooen, oie pon Der WicbsuNt
lehen uno liO i6re n6tbi9en &icibun9s=
Itiide unb Gerdtbl bldoiten lcl6jt pevierti=
gen. Scr Nderbou pirh in Der Dltlibtn
Bropir5 8unbatpo boupt ldblilb 9ctrie=
ben unb Sic 6iINcrci al ocn N)>eerestii' :
lten. Sic Snouitrie III un6coeutcno uno
Der 9auoe! gr0btentbeils Ginnellperfegr.
Die 8eluobner serfol(en III Sluci nerldie=
eene @0!terI Itdmme, pdnslib IN Die Nro=
Duis i'm Often uno Bic GelublNen I'M
speIlen ocs 9onoes. Gie lebtern riibz
men 1id, Su bcn' erltcn Werbreitern Deg
Ssloms su 9eh1ren, 1ino b61lt unpiiietbe
unb selotiid)e Gunnjten, inter bcnsl' Der
gbriit uno Ser @inou liAcrer lit, ols Der
@1iite. Gie 1ino l66n unb lhlont 9ez
bout, tbdti9, 9elpanot Nno Elm Soirten=
polf> bos in io9enenntcn GbNpops, 8. /.
Houbsii9en oui &omeelsn ouf Nliinbe=
rung ousgcbt. SIRE gEcQnlnAen fn6
elenoe @iitIen. sic ii6en potriorNo!i=
lde @aFfreunol@oft uno hsbo1'osln
lelblt Die StloDeu; sic bos Telb bebaucp
milien nit N}i'oe Sbre @ersnii9uns
oen beltebcn in 2ei6es= uuo ritlerlitbell
llebun9en; glallsenae gSaHen b'loen osn
9ouptlGnlld. Sbre @protbe 1T ein
per]ilber 9iolcft. Sic 8robuis ino
friebliA mo ni4t 5um 9loub eensigt
oo@ abeeDdrtet uno i'm @ufe 9rpber
Sopferfeit. Sire Qebenslueile 1T einfa6
uno Die NaDrun9 beltebt gum 9roben
Sbeile aus bolbrobem Tlei16e. Seioe
DDlfer Daben bei Der 9roben &obbeit
uuo Dem falt g6nsli6en Mon9el On Gnl=
tut einen lebDaften, I6arfen @eiit grob=
orti9e un6 cole @elinnungen llno Sinn
fir @eiang uno Mulif. LII.
Benedicamus Domino, (lat., Prciien
mir ben Serrn y cine i'm 8reDiergebete
1fter portomn,enoe liturgild)e Sornel.l
Sn Der Melle 'piro lie Fsts an bic stellle
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-11

4 ertDleDer1t lDn1 Damn ltt)ts, I'm tellleil
4 Streit 5ll entfG9 saberlin brinenl Snz..
nern regt lids hod), als OF on III et=.
lpas perfiir5t tporben 1eieit neil Dit Sll
teinem bitter1 Wprte feiu Speites bite
1res @ort fiigen fonntelt nno bu MIDI
| telt pobl frogen: baben bie Mdnner
bonn ein Ge6t sibrenl 9lerser 10 biel Df=.
ter SUIT 5,l MAIDEN, ols Die Troucn ? 9u
Bit nod por oeinem Manne iii Der &anl=
mer ouf9etanoen, Dir mar lie 10 falt>
lpic ibm5; nber oil boIt es lautlos ertro=
gen, lin Die &inoer niht Su >peden. Gr
aber nnb glei6 idclten; 1,uo 10 9ebt's
Den 9ansen Sag fort; iiber jeoc &lei=
nigfeit. 0u fiiblef redtes 9titleio nit
Dir, lpdbreno on bos WoHer SUR M}or=
9enluppe 5uitellf, unb mubt bi6 oh bei=
ner eisenen Gonftmutb Dolb bemuuoern.
- Neiu, ole Mdnner babeu freili6 tsiu
Ge6t, su leil,, ,uie lie meiltens linb un=
geouloig i'm &leinen ousboucrns i'm
@roRen, roub na6 9lubeu, wcid) nod
Snnell> empfin0li6 gegen ltnbequemlib-
feiten, frdftig in 9rpben MfiDen. 9l6cr
| 10 lino lie eben; - ri6t on, nod id,
tDnnen es dnoeru. 9(btr Damn lao'
mir, lit benn bas re9te @anf nftmutb, bic
abpiegt, mas lle tbnt, mas lie trd9t, Die
6os g9ort> bas lic unterbriicft fat, ais
| ldeelen 8iid, ols laures 9dbcln micber
brin9t? sit oies ni6t pielmcbr eine
weibli6e 9i1t uno &lu9beit, Die Dem Ser
| ben bid aus Dem Weoe ocben heiHt; lub
Die on an Die @tele letet Der gDttliden
Su9eno ocr @onftmutb, Der Der Grlbler
ben Nelib bes Grbrei1es ber6ciBt ? 0as
@rorei9? 0os linb nitbt Glitter uno
&ronen, oos lit Der Srieoe uno Die Wobl=
I fabrt beines 9au|cs, oos OerS beines
Monues uno oeiner &inoer, Die ltil(e @e=
,polt gum @utel,, oe ou iiber alles iiben
fonnt, mos Did um9ibt. - l1nb fann1t
on bi9 iuunbern> >osnt oeine 1@einbore
@onf ftmutD ni6t ypirft, uas Die pirflibe
luirten ,piirhe, >uenn es ni6t 9leid6eben=
tend lit, Of on in @ottes Nanen unb Inn
oeines lieben Grlblers g8i(len, Ser be=
miitbig ,por uno Ionftmiitbig bon Ser
sen, bos 8e1te tbuit, ober NIT bolben,
gDioer ltrcben, nidt in 2iebe, mod aus
2iebe, lpnbern aus @orlid)t uno gere1<s
nung? . ..a-:
Mber bo bot er sir ridtig bos &ino
gelpecft uno es mel0et oir's init lauter
Gtimme. 9as lit bod gu arg! Gonn
man Senn iiberoQ 5usleid 5ein? Du eillt
BON oerOe tpeg in oie &ommer; - ge=
ltegs nur; Die Gan ftnutb lit rein meg!
= ober bo brinnen iit's lpieber itiu ge=
tuoroen; Der 8ater fat Den tleinen 56rei=
bols lit Die Mrme 9enOmmen uno ,piegt
i'm in neutn @blummer. 9as &ino
lQ9elt i'm @9lafe, ols ,uollte es sir ia
gen: v@s i1t ni6t aIes 10 b6s, als bu
oft n,einf. 9bcr on loeibt es ia lelbf IT,"
Seine @retbel uno bcine &dt6el fins,
@ottlob ! luitise, muntere Maoeln. Neun
unb 1ieben Sabre alt ungefdbr; aQerS
bings nod niht piel Su brot6en, be1on=
oerS lueil Der @tDulbeiud fait Sen gam
5en Sag it Nnlprud nimmt, aber inn
merbin rubi9e ,uilise unO onltelli9e
fleine Dinger. Sebt lino iie, faum err
,pa1t, nit beioen Giiben nus Dem 0ette
| 1gelprun9eu, benn aus Der @tube b0rten
lie ,pobl Elm 3ulammenflappern Der
f3innlDffel unb Der iroenen 5@iifel, bas'
sic Mor9eiuppe perbeiBt. &ai@ in bic
fSY..S+. trs ...S ~. If..S (. & -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-11

@i0tioc s(uh6iuuaen Der obisen Nufsobc
murocn eingsionot bon Clemens Sber'pater,
Cincinnati, s., S. s. slenaber, Gobington,
AD, 9Silbe(m &iibuid, Cincinnati ., Matz
tbios Speider, 9o9tpn, o., gBil9clm Sod,
Cincinnati, s.. @c,lo5cfa Merf Dabton, 8.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-11
MufoaGe go. 80.

IS lpra0 Scr 0oter 9an:
gu 1einem Splne TranS:
SD bin, e5 triFit 9roo' ST.,
9reimal 10 alt ols ou.
9o iost sll i1m Der Sopn
5inb 20 SoDr' cnlHog'n,
9oT Sa9r' ou nur ,ro@mol
SO piel ols i6 on 3abl.
Stun, 2eler, ios' gelDpino,
Mie ait Die bciben iino.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-11

ssuho'une hcr Stufeabe 9Sp. 81.
@os sloeite Sdiif crrei6t eos erfe
nod o6t Sogsn.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-06-11
AroIdtnrn midd1en,a,,.. q

A lodge of our grange friends in Clayton
county had need of q barrel of good vhisky
for domestic and medicinal purposes, and were
r1ghtfully determined to avoid the monopoly
51rinas snfmidalAznazizfes fesaEslzrssi4Ey. ss5Szs-
mittee was delegated to come to Debuqus and
purchase it of one of eur wholesale houses,
which they did on reasonble terms, and took
it home on the cars. On the day of its arrival
the members of the grange repaired with their
stone jugs to the house of the head Granger,
where the barrel was stored, each pay
ing for his share at the wholesale rate at which
it was purchased. This was well enough as
far as it went, but the next day Collector of
Internal Revenue, who had been scenting the
flavor of the good spirits from sfar, pouneed
upon the head Granger for retailing whisky
without license, and threatened to place him
under arrest unless he complied with the re-
quirements of the Internal Revenue law IN this
regard, and he was compelled to pay s25 to
$50 to get rid of the gentleman and his unpleas-
ant exposition of what Uncle Sam provides
Dubuque Herald.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-06-11
In1nortan Arresta.

For some time past the good people of Harv-
eysburg have been disturbed by petty thefts.
and an occasional counterfeit note has crspt
into circulation. Some two or three months
ago detective visited the locality, and exten,
ded his observation into some parts of our coun-
ty, but No arrests were ma le at that time
The closest observers in the vicinity had their
eyes on few individuals of suspicious char
acter, but few days ago there was an access
ion to the crowd, of comparative strangers in
the neighborhood. and it was feared that more
trouble was brewing, The plan was well ma
tured, and on Tuesday morning last, detective
Hazen arrested three men at HarEeYsburg BY
the name of Adams, SpuFlock and Ward Be-
fore this reaches the eye Of our readers more
arrests will, in all probability be made, ~ the
case has been industriously worked up.
They had preliminary trial in Hsrvsys-
burg and were bound over in the sum Of 81 500
each. to appear at the next term of the Warren
Court of Common Please to answer to the
charge ofburglary.-fWi Wilmington Republican.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-06-11
An Editor Who is Deaf.

We thought everybody in the State knew
that we are deaf, but once in a while we ind
one who is not aware of the fact. A female
book peddler came to the Office the other daY
She wished to dispose of q book She was
alone in this world, and had no one to whom
she could turn for sympathy or assistance;
hence we should buy her book. She was uR-
married, and had no manly heart into which
she could pour her suferings, therefore we
ought to invest in her book. She hadFeceivsd
liberal education, and could talk French
like q native; we could not in consequences,
pay her less than s. for book. We had list
ened attentivsly, and hear broke in with:
'FWhat did you say? We're deaf.' She stat
ed in a loud voice and went through her rig
msFele. When she had finished we went and
got roll Of paper, and made it into Q speak
ing trumpet, placed one end to cur ear, and
told her to proceed. She nearly broke blood
vessel in her effort to make herself heard
She commenced: 'I am alone in this world
-" "It doesn't make the slightest diff
ference to us. We are husband and father.
Bigamy Is not allowed in thisState. We are
not eligible to proposals. "Oh, what g fool
the man is, she said in low tone; then at the
top of her voice, ''1 don't want to marry you,
l want to sell a book" This last sentence
was howled. eve don't want a cook" we re-
marked blandIy; "our wife does the cooking,
and she won't allow as good looking woman
as you to stay in the house five minutes She
| is very Jealous" She looked at us IN despair
| Gathering her robes about her, giving us
glance of contempt, she exclaimed: sI do be-
lieve that if & 300-pounder were let off alonR-
that deaf FOOLS head he'd think somebody was
knocking at the door" You should have
| heard her slam the door when she went out
We heard that.-[Santa Clara (Cal.) Echo.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-06-11
smiley. TrthnIar,n

when Smiley, Of Pittsburgh, started for
fhlIsoelPhls the other day woman occupied
the seat IN front of him with twin infanta--
Just before the train moved off the woman AL.
ed Smiley to hold the babies for a TToroa1t
while she went to the drug store aeroas tbe
street after bottle top. He took the little
ones and before the women returned the train
started. Smiley was in agony, and when the
babies began to cry no words can describe his
misery. This kind of thing continued until
dark, and then as the conductor refused to
haYe anything to do with the infants, Door old
Smily put them into his own berth and tried
to soothe them. But the more he tried the more
they howled, and he set up alongside of them
the whele night utterly wretched, while the
other passengers swore at him and threw boots
at hlshead, and called him hard names because
ne ne wouldn't keep the youngsters quiet. By
Che t1me morning came Smiley was pretty near
crazy ana the twins were almost starved to
aeatn. he had nothing to give them but plug
Gooacco and bay rum, which he carried for his
hair, and he knew they were not healthy The
hrst time the train stopped he bolted ont and
got pie. When he returned one of the twins
had tumbled off the seat and had broken nose.
but he stuffed them both with the pie DntiI
they were deathlY sick, and began to disgorro.
Then Smiley was in a worse case than ever.
When he reached Philadelphia he was on the
very verge of insanity, and his reason was all
but dethroned when policeman entered the
car and seized him on the authority of tale
gram from Pittsburgh. on a charge of kldnap-
ping. He spent the night in Jail, and wEs then
released on bail. He wants to find the father
of those twins. He yearns to tell him some
thing, and to tumble among his hair,-[ Max
Adeler.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-06-11
A Mansfield lionor dealer h.

"A Mansfield liquor dealer has
81 900 to pay on judgment obtained
against him under the wholesome pro-
visions of the Adair liquor law. GA
correspondent has said, in the State
Journal, that there is not liquor dealer
in Columbus who does not violate the
law of the State every day of his life.
If he does not know this to be true he
is slanderer; if he does know it to
be true he is either a coward or par
ticeps crinai'ais in not doing his best
to enforce the law against these per-
sons whom he knows to be law break
ers." It is just the same way in every
other place where intoxicating liquors
are sold. Every man who keeps q
tippling house sells in violation of
the law of the State, and ought to be
made to pay the penalty for the viola
ton.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-06-11

= There is a law on the statute
books Of Ohio providing for the ap-
pointment of County Inspectors of
liquors, whose duty it is to chemically
analyze alcoholic liquors offered or
kept for sale, and mark the same pure
or impure as the case may be. If i'm
pure, he is to report the name of the
dealer to the prosecuting Attorney,
who shall have him indicted, and tried
in the Common Pleas Court, where
the law fixes the fines. If he contin-
ues to sell after his liquor has been
found to be impure by the inspector,
it is penitentiary offense.
There is probably a much greater
quantity Of adulterated liquor sold
than of a pure article. Recently at
Lincoln. Nebraska, Prof. Hughey, OF
the State University, analysed twelve
different samples of the liquors sold
in that city. In most of them he re-
ported as finding strychnine enough
to quart to kill a man, if it were tax
en- separate from any other mixture,
and at one dose, the same is true OF
the sugar of lead.
4uS professor aQuS luEtu0A - SNS1
whisky the ammount of alcohol should
be from forty to fifty per cent, but in
these liquors it ranges only from tf-
teen to twenty-five per cent, the larg-
est percentage belonging to the bran
dies and gin. -
AS good liquors, some of these
WHISTLES could have been proftably
manufactured for thirty cents gallon;
but none of these liquors are what
they purport to bel Athens Messen-
ger: "a
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-06-11
It is whispered rather Iandln tha

= It is whispered rather loudly that
Hon. Jacob Kemp, of Middletown, will
be the Democratic standard bearer in
the Congressional contest this fall.
Whether Mr.. Kemp is spurred on by
any such ambition we cannot say,
but he is ladened just now with q
very large cruise of oil with which he
is endeavoring to still the disturb
ed waters now rocking the Democra-
cy of the county. Mr.. Kemp is of the
opinion that if the unwashed will
"make up" their quarrels, they can
"sweep the deestrick' this fall; aud
surely, if he succeeds as peace-maker,
he should find his reward in the Con-
gressional nominatoin.-IH Hamilton
Telegraph.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-06-11
A Chean Disinfectant.

The following is highly commended
by those who have used it dissolve
a bushel of salt in q barrel of water, and
with the salt water slack a barrel of
lime, which should be wet enough to
form kind of paste. For the purpose
of a disinfectant, this home made chlo-
ride of lime is nearly as good as that
purchased at the shops and drug
stores. Use it freely about sinks, cell
lars, cutters and outhouses, and in
this way prevent sickness, suffering
and expense Rural New Yorker.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-06-11
VALUABLE FARM
FOR @ALHs

T WILL offer for sale the farm known as the
J. "Crumrlne farm" situated in Fayette county,
ONO, on tne waters Of Rattlesnake, containing
clear and 40 acres well timbered. It has upon u
bearing orchard of different kinds Of frufE treeS
There are upon the premises o large tvyo.st0TV
frame dwelling house containing rooms, large
frame barn. besides other buiIdinFs All t6e
buildings are in good repair. The title is good
The terms will be made to suit purchaser En-
ty, Ohio. JACOB CRUARINE
Nov. {, 1STa. sIatf