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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-08
Thirty Years Experience of an Old
Nurse.

Mrs. WIssLow's SOOTHING SYRUP is the prescrip
ton OF of the best Female Physicians and Nurses
in the United States, and has been used for thirty
years with neyer-failng safety and success by mill
ions of mothers and children from the feeble infant
of week old to the adult. 1t corrccts acidity Of
the stomach, relieves wind colo, regulates the bow
els and gives rest health and comfort mother and
child We believe it to be the Best and Surest Rene
dy In the World in all cases of DYSENTERY and
DIARRHGA IN CHILDKEE, whether II arises from
Tecthlng or from any other Full directions
for using win accompany each bottle. None Genuine
unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS d PERKINS is on
the outside wrapper
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-08

From no other cause than having worms in the stom
ach.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS
win destroy Worms without injury to the child being
perfectly WHITE and free from all coorng or other
Injurious ingredients usually used in worm prepare
tons.
CURTIS g. BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 2i5 Fulton street, New York.
Sold 6y Druggists ana Chemists, and Dealers IN
Medicines, q: TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A Box.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-08

FOR AN lRRTTATED THROAT, Cough or cola
: Br'o'en's bronchial 1reches'' are offered with
the fullest confidence in their efficacy TN
maintain the good reputation they have incl.
acquired.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-08

SUGAR TROUGH GoURDs grown TO bold o.,
buckets full each. For % cents will Send =
package of the seed and my illustrates cato
logue, telling how to grow them. Choice Ssa
bena seed 10 cents per package Cataloona.
free. Address VALID Brown, Oxford o.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-08

IF your horse is lame, sore or CALLED vo,,
should use Joltnson's 4ssodyre Linira4nt MN soI
the part with CASTLE soap and warm water r rsh
dry with clean cloth, then apply the lii ~
ment; rub in well with the hand mn
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-08

HAVE the readers Of this paper ever used
any of Pdrsors' Purgative Pillsf IL not, why
not? They are the best family physic, be-
sides being the greatest anti-bilious remedy
there is In this country.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-08
Wanted to BE Heard From.

II anybody has ever used the thorough and
scientific course of treatment recommended
by the proprietor of DIR. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy, for the cure of Catarrh, and has not been
perfectly cured, the proprietor, Dr. X. V.
Pierce would like to hear from that person,
and by addressing him at the Worlds Dis
pensary, Buffalo, N. T., such person, If there
be one, will hear of something to his or her
advantage, as the Doctor is in earnest when he
offers $500 reward for case of Catarrh which
he cannot cure, and is perfectly able to pay it
IL he fails In a single case, as any one may as
certain upon inquiry. The thorough course
of treatment referred to and recommended by
Dr. Pierce consists in the use of Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy with DIR. Pierce's Nasal
Douche, which is the only means by which the
fluid can be carried high up and applied to all
parts of the nasal passages, and the chambers
| connected Herewith, in which ulcers exist,
and from which the discharge proceeds. In
addition to this thorough application Of the
Remedy, which should always be used warm,
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery should
be taken earnestly as constitutional treatment,
without which few cases can be cured, as the
disease is always constitutional, and must be
treated accordingly. This treatment has no
unpleasant features about it, and has the ad-
vantage of never driving the disease to the
lungs, as there Is danger OF doing BY the
use Of strong, irritating snuffs or poisonous
solutions.
PLAIN FACTS.
FRANKFORT, Mich, September IS, 1873
A year ago had a bad cough from the
Catarrh, which had got in my throat. / tried
a good many things, but got nothing to do
me any good until used your Golden Medi-
cal Discovery and DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
They cured me in three months, for which
am very thankful. AMOS FISHER.
WILL WONDERS NEVER CEAsE?-When
DR.. Walker proclaimed that he had pro-
duced from the medicinal herbs of Cali
fornia an,Elixir that would regenerate the
sinking system and cure every form of
disease not organic, the incredulous shook
their heads Yet his VINEGAR BITTERs
is now the Standard Restorative of the
Western World Under the operation of
the new remedy, Dyspeptics regain their
health; the Bilious and Constipated are
relieved of every distressing symptom;
the Consumptive and Rheumatic rapidly
recover Intermittent and Remittent
Fevers are broken; the hereditary faint
of Scrofula is eradicatedl Skepticism is
routed, and this wonderful preparation is
to-day the most popular Tonic, Alternative
and Blood Depurent ever advertised in
America. We don't sell Rum under the
guise of medicine. We advertise and sell
pure medicine which will stand ANALYSIS
by any chemist in the country. 90
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-08

A medical writer has recently as
serted that "physic is the art of anus
ing the patient while nature cures the dis
ease"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-08
Children Often Look Pale and Sick

SOLD By ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-01
9as 3ci1eu Scs Spheres u1b bic nabc
3ufuuft scr fatb. Stride.

portusol, ]bon felt Pombals 3eiten,
unb Gpanien, i6on lange ebe eine Sla=
6ella> Elm Mmobeus, ein @errano 1t9 Der
@egierun9 bemdbti9ten, baben ouf9ebDrt
fot6oIilGe @taotcn 81 lein, uno Oh au9
jebt eil1 ebler Tiirit, Elm coles 8olf nit
ritterli9em Mutbe |id erbebe: Uni lonlt !!
5u i9mer, 5u 9roB lino jene @anoen, Die
ouf Dem 8ourbpnneni famine Ia lten. 9os
Sell ber &ir6e fommt BON @panien
ni6t, bon Tronfrei9 ni6t, BON Srlano
MD t, ppn Gnglon0 ni6t. England
5par 1deint int pontbeiltil6en Gultur=
fonpf 9ans neutral 81 1eln. Mber es
l6eint nur 10. Sort 1tedt 0er @6be Der
Gtoatsomnipoten3 in einem Parlament,
elmer bem @olte perantlportliden 9e9le=
rung uno elmer &Dnisit1, 1pelde nebenber
Bi{6Dfin Der 2on6estir6e 1T. Ser
@6tperpuntt Der sBolitit liest bort weoer
ine &opf, ,pie in &uBlan0> mod in ben
6uBen, ,pie in 9lmerita ionoern in oer
Mitte 5tpiI9en 8ei0eu: i'm 8oud uno
I'M @el6beutel, 9araus ldbt 1i6 ermel=
len, boB bas Sell ser Sir9e ni6t BON
Gnolano fonlmen fann, un0 uenn 6ie1 1es
2ano au9 por6erbanb nod rubig it,, 10
fommt es nur bapon Der Dab es oas
8lut Der MdrtDrer, 0as es por 200 uno
300 Sabren nit poGen 3iigen getrunten,
nod ni9t 9an5 perbaut bat. @s piro
ni9t mebr longe bauern Bis es 1i6 iei=
men @9mdsern, ben Railern BON @ub=
lamb uno 9eutl l6lanS sefdQigit 5ur
@eite feQt. Sat au6 ber brittil4e,
@taotsl6tue nod ni9t sebriillt> 10 bat
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-01
= Cine % 8i1cDn1inerinb II fat 1p=

- Cine % Wi1conIinerinb in fat 1o=
eben ibren a@ten Gbemonn begraben lol~
1en> uno lire g}o96arn for0ern ous Be=
forging, es m0dte, penn bies 10 fort
9in9e> iDnen iGliebli@ fein Plab 5u ibrem
eigenen @ra6e ii6rig blei6en> bas Weih
nun ouf, bab iie li6 iett einmol ein paar
SATIRE anbers lpobin be9eben ooer I4 Ell
men Yrioatfir6bof oni9affen n16se,
~ Gin fluger M{ann erfldrte einen1
9(9enten beg 8oitoner Sournols gesen=
i6er ct lieBe besbalb feline Mn5eige i'm
bic 3eitung einriiden, weil ia oo6 Nie=
manb 1ie bort leben tpiiroe. @pdter aber
9erietD BET 9err einmal in u@6wulitd=
tenn nit Der Poli5ei unb riidte nl1r auT
eigenen gntrieb fin nit flint Dollars an
5as1elbe 8latt Deraus, oan1it mar ielnem
gomen oarin ni6t an ben Stranger felle~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-01

Der 2uft 1i6 Ianslom erbebenoen Mpoita=
ten uno ipro9 81 Inn: Menn id5 elm
Monn &ottes Elm ipobrer Npoifel Selu
GbriIti, Elm 2eDrer Der Mabrbeit unb
nid)t hes errt6ums bin, tpie ou @imon,
10 befeble i6 ben teufliI3en Md6ten, Die
ben @imon Masus erbeben, baB fe lire
@elpolt perlieren unb CT gum @elp6tte
oerieni9en berabfaQe, bic ct betrogen bat.
No6 bielen Morten bes Mpol ltelfiiri ten
iiel Der Npoi tat NIT beftisem @6lage
ous Der 2uf ouf Den Sooen uno 5erbra9
oos Suftbein unb oie TuBgelente. 0ie
soblrei6en 3ul9ouer erboben beim 9ln=
blide bieles g0ttli9en @traf9eri9tes Elm
groBes @el6rei unb es riefen piele 5tin1=
men: Gs 1T nur Elm @ott, Der pon pet=
rus nit Ned)t berfiinOet lpiro. So
,purbe Der erite Mpoitat BON bem erlten
YopIte nidt blns bilbli6 1ouoern bud=
| tdbli6 seitilrst. ltno 10 1T es in Der Ell
nen pber onoern gSeile mod alen Mpo=
foten er9ongen, Die es tpagten, 1i6 9ez
| gen Die beili9e tatboliide &irde gu erbe=
ben. Ser neue 9(poltat 1T Der voltfo=
tboGlbe" Bil &einfens in Bonn.
ST bot in BET Shot eine 9etpille Ne9n=
lihfeit nit @imon Mogus. 9ieler
pollte fiir @elo bic Bi16ofslpiiroe tou=
fen Neinfens fat lib oielelbe BON ben
San1eniiten 9ebolt tint bon Der prem bl=
| 16en Negierun9 Gelo 51l erbolten. Scr
erIte Npoi fiat 1dleppte Elm Welb nit lid
Derum uno &einfens botte fiirsli6 einen
orgen @tanoalpro5eb Der ouf nod
@6limmeres oeutet. @imon @fo9us
mar Elm Teino Oes ct item Yapltes> oes J.
petrus> unb tpuroe bel6iibt bon Dem er=
| lten @erfolger, Dem &aiier 9lero: &ein'
fens lit elm Tein0 0es Deili9mdbigen
YopItes pius TX. uno miro bel6ubt
pon Dem neuten 8erfol9er Der fatboli=
56en &irde, Dem &ailer Wil6elm. Sem
erfen 9lpo 1toten >puroe Beifoll 9eflatl6t
BON ben olten 9ei0en bem lebtcn Mpo:
ltoten &einfens mirb 8ei fan geflat16 16
BON unleren 9leubeioen. Nber Der erit'
slpoitot lon1nlt leinen1 9lnbong fan
l6mdbli9 5un1 Tolle: uno ou9 bet
neu1 tie Ipol ltat 9feinfel1s piro friiber Doe
1pQter gum Solle fomlnen. y.
0a 4etrus betct, itiirst Simou nieoer,
. Steinfens! sitterc, CT betet iuieber.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-01
@cben 1T feli9cr beun N1eDmem:


Gin jun9er Gn9ldnoer ojng einesSaeess
NIT leinem 2e9rer 1posieren. Sie {abe,s
neben Dem gSege ein poor 1Nmu5iye
|@9ube 5teben bic wie Ie permutbeten.
einem ouf cinem noben Teloe arbei tenUcrs
Manne gebDrten, lpcl9er, tuie es 5hien~
balo nit leiner Qrbeit su Gube mar. 9er
Gn9lQnoer mo9te Dem 2ebrer ben Yor=
l@log I9 einen Spob 81 MAIDEN, inbens
lie bic @6ube per1tedten uno feitlpartS;
i'm @ebi l6e abporten, nm ii6er bic Ner=
le9enbett bes Bouers li6 81 belui uiti9en~
,penu er feline @6uDe nidt mebr finoe~
Gr fono ober natiirlid nidt Die 3u=
ltinmung oes 2ebrers> Ser piclmebr Sls
ibm logte: rWeon mub:: l6 ME auf lln=
| 70 item Der Mrmen luiti9 MAIDEN. Sic
1ino reid unb bober i'm @tonoe, Ii9 un>a
benz or1nen Wonne 5u9leid) cine pie1
190nere Treuoe su MAIDEN. 2c9ea @ik:
in jeoen bieler 69ube einen Sboler unu
bonn mollen mir uns periteden unb ab==
>porten." Ser jun9e Gn9ldnoer tDat e&
uno perbarg 1i1 NIT 0em 2e6rer III oas
maize Gebii 11e. 8ols botte ber Bauer
feline 9lrbeit pollenoet unO 9lng Ben Older
ent(ona sur @telle pp ct bic @GuAe hin~
9ele9t 6otte. Mo6reno Ct bos Wams anz=
5oa fubr ct audi nit Dem einen 6ube ilr
einen @6ub sog i'm obcr ia l6 luieoer
5uriid, ols ct etluas @ortes borin fublte~
St biidte T9 unb fono ben Sboler. Gr=7
ltounen uno Nerpunberung matte lidD
ouf 1einem @eli6t; er belab ben Sboler'
>ponbte in Inn uno he]ob i'm no9mQls
uno pieber. Ct blidte li6 na6 ana2@ei=:
ten unl iab ober 9iieman6en. 9}un l6oH
ct ben Sbaler III 0ie Sal de- 5og be1u
@6ub an uno audi oen anoern. l6er
lpie mud)s lein Gritaunen, ols ct audi ilr
bielem einen Sbaler fanb 9a ii6erlpSt:=
ti9te i'm 0as Sc fiibl, er fiel auf hie&niee
unb rief: 80 9err, 10 ilfs bpG tpa6r~;
oab Ou Die 9einiqen ni6t berld1ieih sic
auf bi6 bouen. 0u tpubteit, 6aB mein
g8ei6 frant oabein lie9t,, nleine @troer'
fein Brot baben uno ooB id obne GatD
uno 9iilfe mar. 9a bait bu mir, ou lieber
bimnlil1er Nater> 0urG Elm tuobltbdti=
9es 9er5 6ieles @el0 su9elenoet barnit
mir gebolfen >uiirbe. 8 1egne oas Werf=
5eug 0etner @ite!"
Sief 9eriiDrt> 6as Q(use tbrdnenf feu9t,
itano Oer jun9e Gn9ldnoer Oo. ~Nun"~
la9te ber 2ebrer, v1ino @ie jebt nidt per=
9nii9ter ols ,penn 9ieSbren 5treid aus
9efiibrt Ddtten 2" n9l6, mein tbeurer
Treun0", erluioerte Ser Gtubent, v@ic
baben mir bier eine 2ebre se0eben> bic
i6 nimmer per9ci1en tueroe. Sett fible
ib Die Wabrbeit Der 190nen> bisDer obeE
ME Der ltanoenen Worte @eben 1T ieli=
ger benn Ne9meli."
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v@ebet ni6t ben @eq slt ben

e.
0errn mar aud iuobl Die ltrIod)e, tuaruna
9erabe bos Oberboupt Der STRIDE mad.
5omorio gin9. ST fonnte ia AM be-
item Die 10 wioer{prl,dspoQ auslebenbe
5ode el1t1Geioen 9lls nun Petrus uno
Sobonnes gu ben pom Nbilippus @etauf=
ten no0 @anoria fclnen, ertbellten iie|
oie1 1en bur6 guFe9ung Der 9dnoe unb
@ebet bos Sofroment Der Sirmung, mie
bie1es I'M 8 Gap. Ser 9(po ftelgeI6ibte err
5dblt wir6. Ser +. Geiit, oer I'M @at<
ramente 6er Tirmun9 in Die @ecle fomn1t
cr]6ien ober bomols>in ben erlten 3eiten
bes briltentDums unter lidtburen 3ei=
1cn. 9o nun @imon Ma9us 1ab> oob
bie 9tpp1tel our6 9(uflesun9 Der 9dnoe
Den +. @ei1t ertbeilte1l bot ct ibnen @e(o
an uno ,pollte bof fir Die @elpoit foufen,
oos @ofroment BET Tirmung 1penoen 81
fDnnen. petrus obcr ontpprtctc i6n1:
v9eiu @elo lei nit Dir gum Nerberben>
,peil bu meintet, 0ie @obe Gpttes gu be-
fommcn fir @clo. gu Doit feinen 9ln=
tbeil nod Grbc an bicicr 2ebre, oenn
bein @er5 iit nidt ou fri6ti9 Dor Gjott.
0orum tbue 8ube iber oicle bcinc Sps=
felt. - 9lber CT fat feline gube 9etbon.
9}o6 Ser 9(brcile Der Qlpoltel nonnte er
ii9 i'm Gtol5e lcines 9er5ens bic 9 TO + E
@ te fra it. ben @obn Vottes>
bos g8ort @ottes Der @robe Der gQ=
md9tige. Sen 9ei6en lagte cr, er lei
Gin Gott, ben Slloen ober er lei Der
Wfei1ias, er bobe li9 Sen Suoen 9eSei9t
inter Scr Sc 1tolt 0es @pbnes> nun 5eige
CT li9 ben @omoritonern nntcr Der Sc
1tolt bes 8aters. Tcrner lebrte oieler
or9e erfe elpolot bic g4ei6cr9emeinlboft,
leugnete Die @uferltebune Oer Sooten
unb 1ogte, bic Melt lei Elm Silo @ottes.
5ein ei9enes Silo leb ct III Der Sc ltolt
. bes Supiter BON ben 9ei6en anbeten uno
bas Bil0 leincs g8eibes unter Der @eIta1t
Der Minerpa. 0ie1er erlte 9(poltat piro
audi Der Mlie Gbriiti 9enonnt. 9Sle
rdnllid) G6riItus aus einen 9imon Den
Petrus ma6te> bas 1T ben Tellen> ouf
,pcl6en Gr @eine Deili9e fatbolil6e Sir
DE baute, 10 bot audi Der @aton aus ei<
mem @imon ben erFen gDioerl la6er Der
Stride gemd9t Der pon ben Mpo1 1telu Die
bil16f1ibe g8iirbe faufen wollte, cs ober
nidt tonnte, unb Ser bonn li@ cine &eb=
crei ous0o6te, 0urG luelGe er ar Der Der
STRIDE jene 9errl6oft ausiibcn lpoate,
Die er III Der Stride nidt erlangen fonnte.
Na6 man9cn SrrfaDrten reiite Die ler
erite Mpo ltot na6 9fom >uo oomols Der
&oiler Nero regierte. 0ieler bel9dfttgte
]ib lelb1t init Ma9 9ierfiinl ten unb 3oube=
rel bur6 mel9e Mittel er permeinte>
re6t lan9e re9ieren 5u fDnnen. Ser
Npoitat @imon fono oober am 6ofe oes
9}ero eine 9iinlti9e Mufnobme. slls nun
ober Der Mpoitat 5u 9om lein llnlpelcn
trieb, fam ou6 Petrus na9 &om, llm
ben SimDn Magus 5u 6efdmp fen. Ser
elpoitat ndmli9 iu6te, luie audi alle
feline 9fa6fol9er 9et6on Daben Serlpir=
run9 in Die !6on friiber pon petrus be-
9riinoete fotbolil6e @emeinoe in Gom
III perbreiten, unO Die neuen GDrii ten
sum Nbf faQe 81 belue9en. Sic 9eiocn
ober perblenOete er Our6 feline 3auber=
finite. 60 tiinbete ct zines Sagcs an,
oaB er Dor oQem 8olte li6t6ar ii9 in
Die 2u It erDeben unO 5um 9immel fobren
luolle. 9luf biele 9io9ri6t perlammelte
iib 5ur feit9elebten 3eit cine 9robe
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op9 Der cn9li16e Yripot SpDn Bull be-
reits 9ebellt. Sic iibrisen proteitanti=
1ben 5taaten @uropas, lpel9e ale mebr
o6er tpeniser Yilotusoien tie perri6ten,
f1nnen mir fiiglid iiber9eben, nm in
ssStolien ben moberncn 9erooes Yictor
emanuel, Su betpunoern> Der ieinen srau=
]amen @pott init ber fotbolil6en &ir6e
treibt; uno oen boben 9fatb Der 9ebei=
men @efte gu bDren> lpel@e nidt miioe
miro ibr D&reu5i9e i'm" gu 16reien.
Da III @reuel Der Nerlpii flung an beili=
get @tattc. Ser popf> leiner re6tmd=
bi9en 8elibun9en beroubt elm @efonge=
ner i'm ei9nen 9aule; &ir9en> &l6ier
uno ,pobltbdti9e @tiftungen ein9e5o9cn
uno gu Pferoe ltdQen 9ema6t, Oroens=
leute perjo9t uno Broititutionsleute an
lire @tel(e 9e1ebt, @9ulen unter6ricft
unb Sbeoter nebit 8ollet=pdoo9o9it iub=
ltituirt, 8i]66fe unO Prielter Dem Sum
ger uno ben MiBbonblun9en oes P6bcls
preis9c9eben ober Sun9=Stalien bon
@tootswesen NIT Belu| |ti9ungen anil
lirt. Stolien lit einem 9roben Sbeil
1eines Nplfes nod fotboli59 ober in lei=
ner pfiiciellen Montl1r cine 8eboul Jung
oes llnreinen @eiltcs 9elporOcn> maGt
tpobl feline 9ln1prii6e borouf als rettcn=
Der @n9el Der totboli1den Stride fi6
ausSu5ei6nen. Sn Sroiilien> Nlerifo>
Guatemala, Genesucla unO ben onoeren
| llOameritonil6en @tooten Ecuador
ousgenommen, erbcbt 1i6 9lei6folls bic
lpeltli6eNtobt iibcr Die gel ltli9e @etpolt>
uno 'pobin lpir unleren 8lid audi tpen=
oen m1gen pom fernen 8 ten bis srlm
9roben Welten, iiberol erbcbt i6 bos
Sbier aus oem Nbgruuoe uno orobt Die
Grrun9enl6often eines ,1s00jdbri9en
Gulturfompfes su erringen.
@tiue lit es np6 in oen 8ereini9ter
@toaten; ober es 1T Die @tiQe Dor oen
@e>pitter. Sc lon9lomer li6 bic @oltel
Su5ammen5ieben, oeit to 9etpalti9er wir(
Set Musbru6 bes ameritonil6en Sorna
oos ]ein. @utmiitbi9e Nfenl l6en 81
ppn Der ongebornen @enero 1itdt Sc!
ameritoni56en 8oltes faleln; Ginfalts
pin1el, Die Sen Tirtib fir Notnrforb
balten ; biloen li6 elm, Mmerifa lucrO
cine Neite bes &otbolicismus iuerOen
QDie foun Elm 8olf> Oas Der Wenus uni
oem Mommon opfert; bas Die Weiber
Sen @ollor uno bic W}pbe; bic Gitelfeit
BEN Gbr9ei5 uuO @GwirOel 5u leine1
@Dttern mo9t; oas 6ie unbotma Bigfei
Der @eiber 9e9en lire Manner, Der &in=
Set 9e9en lire Gltern> BET @6iiler ge9e1
fire 9ebrer ber l1ntertbanen ge9en ibr'
Obri9feit gum 9rinsipe mo3t; oos cir
@ammellurium oller alten uno neuer
&ebereien uno ltneini9feiter lit; lpie
tann elm 1olGes @olt, loge iA eine
@offnung ber fotbolil il6en &ir@e weroen?
8ielmebr no6oem bos Sbier ous Dem
9Qbsruno feline &olle in europa ols @or=
ldu fer ob9e1pielt bot> miro Die Sncorna=
tion bcs Seu fels, 3. +. BET 9lnti6riit,
feline &oQe bier Beginner uno no6 ben
Often uno bem gBei ten, nod benz 9}or=
ben uno Dem @iiben bonn omeritonii 9en
Babylon feline 8efeble ertbeilen.
@orlduf fig fbnnen mir &otboliten Ser
Tereinigten @taaten uns ouf folgenof
@iibi9teiten 9efaBt MAIDEN: y Sic Yro=
tlomirung zines metbooilii6en @toats'
9Dken BON Malbin96n; p, bic. Gentro=
lt1atiDn unb 2ei1unu OeS 5d)unpe1enS
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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-01-10
oonneaurTtems-From the Reporter

Capt. NJ. Capron has sold the schr. Rice
and has purchased Capt Goldsmith's
property for $4,000, and has decided the
same to his niece, Mary Maria Capron.
Mr.. Ralph Keeler the Cuban cores
pondent of the New York Tribune, who
suddenly disappeared from the steamer on
which he was passenger, and it is sup
posed was drowned, was a relatiye of the
Viets of Amboy.
A couple Of two year old colts, raised
by our townsman, Joel B. B. Clark. by the
stallion Skylark, and weighing 1880 lbs.,
were sold, the other day, to G. o. Chap
nam, of Geneva. They are beauties and
worth even more than the price paid for
them.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-01-10
ROCK GREET

Editor Telegraph Our pen has hardly
got the hang of writing "74"
ReY. Mr.. Kendall, from Trumbull, who
has lately organized church there, has
delivered q sermon here, and expects to
deliver more If he meets with an encour.
aging reception. -
The Masons are Just furnishing them
selves with four dozen new chairs, from
the shop of Sperry &. Kasson.
Case & Pierce have disposed of their
building and stock. of goods 10 Robt.
Linn, of Linndale, near Cleveland.
At bank meeting held to-day, the fol-
lowing directors were elected: |. Cham
pion, A. B. Watkins. E. W. Coyell, Thos.
Walkley, F. Harrington, G. H. Crosby, E.
G. Hurlburt. At a meeting of the direct.
tors, the following officers were chosen
l. Champion, President: A. B. Watkins
Cashier, J. NJ. Watkins, Asst. Cashier, and
/. Champion, A. B. Watkins and F. Har.
rington, Exchange Committee. O.
Rock Greek, Jan. 9th. 1874.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-01-10

In looking over the first number of the
Telegraph, loaned US by Mr.. O. H. Fitch
Esq, we notice that cheese was passing
from the farners's da1ries to the lake, the
price of which ranged from to AZ.
A cheese made in Austinburg, is motto.
ed, that @elgheda ,7so,ponnds; made from
one dairy's milk of 800 COWS. 1t was puf-
chased by Philadelphia hotel.
The arrivals and clearances at the port
of Ashtabula for the week ending Oct. 80.
1916, number IL steamers, 1 propeller, 8
schooners and / sloop. .ag
The steamer DesOitt Clinton, Capt. N. W.
Brown, is advertised to stop regularly at
Ashtabula, on her passage from Buffalo to
Toledo and Monroe.
Root & Barnes, Hubbard & Parsons
Robertson 6 Co., were the firms then in
business, and ]. Shepard, Jeweler,
Father Clifford, Tailor. L. q. Walkley,
Druggist and Platt Shears, Franklin House
Landlord, were tire parties then in bust.
ness. -
We give an article on beef packing,
then carried on to quite a considerable
extent, both at the harbor and the village:
Certain of our citizens have embarked
this Fall, largely in the Provision Trade
At the Harbor there are, we understand,
three Slaughter Houses, packing daily
about I76 barrels of beet, At and IN the
neighborhood of the Borough there are
Houses, which put up about So barrels
daily. The slaughtering and packing at
the Lake is done BY Messrs. P. Knapp, &
Co., G. Dodge & Co.. and Thomas, Stan
ton q harrington and by Messrs. Hub.
bard 6 Ray, P. Knapp 6 Co., and Dem
ing & Co., in the Borough. Thus some
130 head of beef cattle are disposed of each
day. The whole number calculated to be
packed may amount to some 5000 or 1000
head. A lalge number of sheep will also
be slaughtered in this neighborhood du-
ring the fall and winter
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-01-10
THE MARKETS.
AshtabuIa M&rke. .
AsHTAB la, Jan. 10, 1874.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

-r-. From the Chicago Tribune
The Chicago Produce markets were generally
stronger Tuesday, with larger demand. Mess
pork was moderately active, and 1502Oe per brl
higher, closing at $14.6O914.7O cash. La d was
quite active, and 1Oc per 100 Ds higher at 5000
$40 cash, Meats were active and stronger, at OK
@loHc for sweet picked hams. Dressed hogs
were in good demand and steady for choice, S6.4O
@65O per hundred Ds. Flour was strong and quiet.
Wheat was active, and x@1c higher but closed
weak at $i.227S cash. Corn was more active, and
H0Hc higher, closing at 55kc cash. Oats were
active and 1c higher, closing at 4OKc. Rye was
quiet and 1c higher at 7sc. Barley was dull and
easier at $l.41@1.42 for No..9 and S1ls01.9O for
No. 8. On Saturday evening there was in store in
the city 4sOO bu wheat 1889 ss3 bu corn, sos
as9bu oats, 66.5S5 bu rye, and 49O,291 bu barley.
Live hogs were active and steady at S4s5Q555
for inferior to extra. Cattle were lower Sheep
ruled steady.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-01-10

OMAR GILLETTE, salesman in the Dry
Goods establishment Of D. W. HASKELL,
we regret 10 hear, has dissolved his con-
nection Herewith, with the expectation,
at an early day, of embarking in business
on his own account Mr.. G's ready bust
ness tact, aud his courteous and agreeable
manner, are qualities that usually COM
msnd success. and we shall be glad to
hear of their being made signally availa-
Bile in his case.