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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-19
AN UNFORTUNATE GHOST

1t Il strange what risks some men will
incur Just for the sake of a little aInuse-
Tent- \ case in point is that of Mr.
pahgs, who thought to have a little pri-
,aee 1un at the expense of his wife the
os .hsr evening. He has not fully recoy-
80 ron rom that fun vet. He was aware
@ ..iat ms. B. never used a Iight whom Sb,
went vent down cellar after dart and h., q
'eIiIlheu TO take advantar,a Cf bo,. -.
SiS.it 10 carry out his own rlanS
accordingly he arrapOad bi-,,.,,.It :.
49, anu tall hat, went down csIIa-
anu lOOA MS position in the darkast -
Her- ne had scarcely completed his o.
engagements when Mrs r. aDra-o,
carrying broom, as Bangs soon aftsr.
ward learned. ''l'er
She halted Immediately in front Of
Bangs, and appeared to be regardino him,
with some interest, when Bang. thinking
this as favorable an opportunity as he
would get, slowly raised himself on end
and uttered what he considered an un-
earthly grOan. Mrs. b. didn't faint. nor
shrek, nor go into Mysteries. as he had
confidently expected. On the contrary.
she merely poised her broom for a mo-
ment in mid air, then let it descend on
eapsized him. At first Bangs thought
that he had suddenly died ard had been
landed among the stars, from the I'M
nieIise number of them he saw shooting
ABOUT through space; but a few more
wen directed blows from Mrs. BIS
broom soon recalled him from the Con-
temptation OF this lofty theme of things
ol more earthly nature. He immedi-
ately gave up all idea of making any
further attempt to frighten the wife of
ms bosom, and set about demonstrating
the utter impossibility of dodging a
broom-stick in the hands of an earnest
and excited woman.
When the family next door got there
Bangs was performing circles around the
house at the rate of a mile aminute, and
to allay the irritation in his
head by friction with his hands. This
was about the time that Bangs had ex-
pected to be splitting his sides with
laughter, but he found it impossible to
even smile now under the circumstances.
Mrs. b. emerged from the cellar tri-
waving about half foot of
The bald end of a broom-handle, and
weeping because there were no more
Bangs to broom.
1t took two new dresses and twenty
ards of ribbon to convince her that
Bang didn't mem to frighten her; but
lie has failed so far to explain the pres
nee of the sheet and tall hat to her en-
ire satisfaction. Bangs has EMPLOYED
he services of his physician by the
month to put the necessary repairs ON
is face and head-John OltUeT. in the
)dHbUTy NeICS
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-19

AN ANCIENT IIOTEL.-California holds
the most singular hotel in the world. 1t
is situated between San Jose and Santa
Cruz. Imagine ten immense trees
standing a few feet apart, and hollow
inside; these are hotels-neat, breezy and
romantic The largest tree is sixty-tive
feet around, and contains a sitting room,
and that bureau of Bacchus. wherefrom
is distributed the thing that biteth and
stingeth. All about this tree is garden
of flowers and evergreens- The drawing
room is a bower made from redwood,
evergreen and madona branches. For
bed-chambers. there are nine great hol-
low trees. whitewashed or papered, and
having holes cut to fit the shape of the
holes. Literature finds a place i'll a
leaning stump, dubbed the Library .
If it were not for that same haunt OF
Bacchus, it is certain that the guests of
this forest establishment would feel
like nothing so much as driads.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-19
A POET BOHEMIAN.

joaquin Miller was sometimes a fea-
ture at these London Bohemian parties,
especially when in one of his migratory
moods. Because sometimes, Miller took
on yagabond spasms. He wanted to get
outside of the pale of civilization and be
come a savage or a gorilla, or anything
that wasn't respectable. One evening
lie had Arabia very strong. He was 60
ing to Arabia He would become a son
of the desert and n son-in-law of a shiek.
or perhaps four or five shieks. This fit
was on at a well known Playright's
house, whose receptions are held Sunday
evenings. The guests drink whisky
moderately and smoke until everything
is blue, and sometimes become so absorb
ed in smoking that uninterrupted ST.
lelce will at times remain unbrOken by
word or remark for ten or fifteen min
utes. Well, on this evening, Miller turn
himself loose On Arabia. He was going
soon. He had a saddle and bride. He
would buy horse. Ae would have a
spear made in London. Any blacksmith
would make him a spear. Then he
would get on his horse and take his
spear in his hand and ride to Arabia
And they all thought he was going-that
AAC "OhiN ottiA III a. tAtty VI IWO.
was simply rOmancing He didn't know
he was romancing. lie had streak of
Arabia on the brain, and of course he
had to talk it out. As rule the English
don't understand this at all II man
utters speech, they take it for granted,
no matter how extravagant it may be,
that he ucaI.s all he says There was
present yoang man with long hair and
spectaeles, parted in the middle. /
mean that the hair has parted in the
middle. After Miller had finished, ri
ding furiOusly ali over Arabia with a
spear made by a London blacksmith.
silence reigned for some time At last
this young man spoke Said he ''Well,
all eawn't see-ah, that it would be
very jOlly-ah, to live among those Arabs
-ah, because you know they go to work
all, and boil a lot of mGttOn-ah, in a
pOt-alI, and throw in n lot of tea-ah,
and a lot of brick -dust-ah, and it must
be darn'd hard sort of stuff to live on
ah" After this speech every body pulled
Immediately for five minutes, and the
room and the company merged into blue
vapor.-PTentice JIuIford IN San Fran
cisco Bulletin.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-19
THE RIDE OF COLLINS GRAVES.

Away he sped when the flood came down,
Rattlety- bang past village and town
Now hugging his beast with all his might,
Now clutching its tail in Il terrible fright.
Now bouncing upon the animal all
Bumpity-bump, like a rubber ball
Away he sped till the race was DER,
And the brute reined in at his cottage door.
Half breathlcSs, lac shrieked: The mill
dams bust,
And was the first 10 yet mp and dust.
Rachel Rebecca. my darling wife,
Thank Heaven, that spared your husbands
fife"
Then he hung from his saddle as still as
mouse.
To hear the soft voice of his gentle spouse
His eye grew bright, and his heart beat fast,
For he knew she was going to speak at last
And so she was-but the words he heard
Were not as sweet as the voice of bird,
As they broke the calm of the morning
cool
why wasn't you drowned, you derned old
foOlg"
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THE rIAIDEN AND THE LILY

4 lily in my garden grew,
Amid the thyme and clover;
No faircr iii; ever 5itN.
Search all the world over
Its beauty passed into my heart
| kno" twas very silly
But was then foolish maid,
And it-a perfect lily.
One day armed man came by,
With y of knowledge laden,
And him i Questioned with 4 sigh,
Like any foolish maiden:
"Wise sir, please tell me wherein lies
know the questions silly
The something that my art defies,
And makes perfect lily"
He smiled, and, STOPPING, plucked the
flower,
Then tore It, leaf and petal.
And talked to me for full an hour,
And thought the point to settle:
Herein il lies. ." at length he cries;
But IL know twas silly
Could only weep aud say, But where
o, doctor, where's my lily"
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-19

NJ. de Villemessant, the editor of the
Figaro, is at present publishing in the
pages of his journal, under the title of
Memoirs of "a Journalist" a series of
papers which cause great deal of scan
dal, owing to the revelations he makes
regarding many Partisan notabilities, and
the free ventilation of strictly conf1den-
tial letters addressed to him at different
times.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-19
TEMPERANCE FANATICS
By REV. T. ID. TALMAGE.

This is the title given 10 those who
have recently crusaded against Rum
The title Is chiefly conferred by those
who take "a little for their stomach :
sake, " or a good deal of it for their pal
ate's sake. Already the anti-temperance
men cry out, The WOmen's Temper
ance excitement is subsiding. Thought
there would be nothing permanent 20
And the excitement of the Day Of Pen
tecost lasted only one day. yet who viii
say there were no permanent RESULTS
For the next ten thousand years tne
good effect of the recent movement Will
be felt. Within a few months eight hun
dred rum-sellers have given up their
business and professed faith in Christ
Twenty-Five hundred grog-shOps have
been closed. Two hundred and fifty
western townships are entirely free from
ruIn-seIIing establishments. Fifteen mil
lion dollars less of revenue from run-sel-
iers have been paid in at Washington
than in the same length of time last year.
When President Grant was told Of this
he said: Very well, put the tax on
something else" So say we. We can.
not afford TO have the Rum traffic 20 on
though the trafficers should pay ten dol
lars Of revenue where now they pay one.
FROM the Christian at Work.
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INFLUENCE OF Newspapers Small
Is the sum that is required 10 patronize
newspaper, and amply rewarded is its
patron, | care not how humble and un-
pretending the gazette which he takes
1t is next to impossible 10 fill a sheet
with printed matter without putting
into Il something that is worth the sub
seriptiOn price. Every parent whose
son is away at school, should supply him
with newspaper. well remember what
marked difference there was between
those of my schOOlmates who had, and
those who had not access to newspapers.
Other things being equal, the first were
always decidedly superior TO the last in
debate, composition, and general intel
igenee.-DdnieI Webster.
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Thirty Tear-' MxPeriencc OF an
Old Nurse.

Nrs. W inSIOW - Soothing ~ ruP L. tt1e
prescription Of Of the best fama'e
Physicians ant NurSeS i'm the United States.
and has Is.eu ust1i tnr thirty y. an with never
failing safety aud Success by millions OF moth
aud child dnen fIont thu feeble infant oi one
elk old To the adult. IL corTpcis acidity of
theSIomach, relieves wind cnl'c, regulates the
bowels, and gives resi-. health and comfort TO
mother and child, We believe d To be the
BE ST and Suresi Remedy Ia the World in all
cases of pNSENTERY ard nIAkRHCEA IN
CHILDREN. whether u arises rom Ttething
or from amy nth her cause Full directions for
using Will accompany each bottl.. None
Genuine unless the fac Simtlr Of CURTIS &
PERKINS is on the outside wrapper. Sold
nv all Medicine Dealer. July 2J-iy
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8fufrolrut.
.,.v counci, No. SO r. SIN.

FIndIaY Council, No. SO r. q 5. W.
Regular coBvncailon second Monday IN
each month. NJ. Is Patterson, T. /. q. M. and
ID. r. BeardSley, Records.
FindIay Chapter, No. So, r. A. M.
Regular Convocaiion on the first Monday
in each month. ID X. BeaTdsley. ii. j. and
ID. l.. Grabe, Secretary.
FIndIay Lodge, No. 227. F. d a. NJ.
Regular Communication first and third
Wednesdays in each moI.th- j. NJ. Huber,
W. II. and ID. l. Cradle, Secretary.
Golden Rule Encampment, No. 81,
I0OE. Stated meetings on the second
and fourth FRIDAYS OF each month. D.
Joy, &. p. and ID. T. Winders. Scribe.
Hancock Lodge, No. %, 10. o. =.
Stated meetings every Tuesday evening
E.s. Rimber, N G.ahd William Klamroth
SecretaTy.
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rURGEON DENTIST, having prsciiced Lwsts-
- ty-five YEAR la Findiay aud vicinity. vii.
insert teeth in all the different styles. DiSCst>-
81 Teeth ANA giuIns trcateti in scientifi cman-
ner Teeth extracted without pain. Ofilce IT,
Hensier,4.n's RlacE over Hancock Bank.
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&. L.. 1T EII..

nPER ALIVE AND Mi9I'H Ni,;AI. DEN
tisl, o. CT CsTeen, ID Vis. a COS. All opera
and skillfully performed. hes dcI ce, No -
West Hardin Street.
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ReliBioRs.

First Presbyterian Church-E=V- Ebea
Mose. Pastor. Services 81 i'5a a. M, an Z.
oiclocz y. rn. Prayer m-sti1E Thur J
evening" Corner Main ana Ha-fi'. TT. pc O.
First Congregational Church 80 q. =.
Tuo-. 60 srfi-u, Ft-JDT. SrTvtEs-s ~ 1877 . E.
aua O'Clock. . IN. Pfay CT meeting sl,Gr =
Cross Streets.
N stIlod:sJ Episcopal Church-HeV. 10
JOns, Pastor. Services al lO5z a. ih.
ana o'clock, 9. n. Prayer meeting 1hni =
day evenings. Sandusky St, west ol hAIh-
English Lutheran Churchill GeoIg.
Miller, Psstor. Services At l0l3 a. IN. ana
D. m PRAYER meeting Thursday evenings
Crawford street, west OF Malh-
United Brethren in Christ - rev
Rose, Pastor. Services al 10 a; IN ana
7o'cIock y. ~ Prayer mt cling IhuIsday
..yeuinus Corner CraWfOrd and WesLStTeets
Church of Cod-Elder W. r. Small fas-
tor. Services at lO1z a. m. and O'Clock,
a. In. prayer meeting Thursday evenings
frs,nt Street west OF Main.
ST. AichaeI's Catholic Church Rev.
J.B. Young, Pastor. Every other sabbath,
FiTSt Mac at o'clock, A. M-, High Mass al
go A VI Catechism al 2. r III. Services In
English, German and French MAS every
morning AT : O'Clock, A n. West end oi
Maiu-CrOss street
German Lutheran cst Johns Church
Rev NJ. Buerkle, PASTOR Services every
other SABBATH al 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Singing
Society at : o'clock Friday evening, Corner
of West and Front streets.
English Reformed tSt Paul's) Church
Rev. Josiah Nav, Pastor. Services every
other Sabbath at 10 O'Clock, A. III. East END
of Maiu-CrOss street
German Reformed Church-Rev- J. O.
RahI. Pastor. Services at lO1z a. M. and
O'Clock, %. m. Prayer meeting IhursdAy
evenfDes East end kAin Cross Street.
Evangelical Churc1-ReV' W. a. ShisslsI' s',i
pastor. Services IOZ q. M and ociock'
D. m. Prayer meeting wednesday efeh'"s''
Sandusky street. east OF Main.
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nENTALSUR3EON Particular attention
siv.n To the treatment ~ ntIu:ai Jrrih.-
r,..tl died with gold-toil tih-ipIi aus: silver
zaiiSfactian Guaranteed in all cases. Office
over NelSli's S'oc Store, NaiG Stre"' Findlay
nhio. oct. iNsn.
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1ruaaiets.


nEAI.EItS IN ,bRiItiS, SiaIinIl..ry. school
L IssFnizs etc. Prescriptions accurately rBEr
pounded Al al hours day nr night Pe:serl! -
pure Drugs guaranteed Corner Main aud
" SinI .rspsaS ; rs...th
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Gturrrfrs.


ytyEiO.--sA:r E- " All DEALER
w In Groceries, Flour, rI>ti ai,a. Genera
variety IH tine Grocery and Provision line.
4 ,pi ,1rir.~ 'sa,l .nT SE'' 4, E..s. aud Com
tr, Proil:r' centrally Fast side of Main Si.
aTSI .p.,r r,, .. uf -n:I tIpu~t' BLOCK. Findlay
pril -. It-tf..
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-EN RTTIERAUER

nEAGF.R IN Agricultural implements. iron
Nails Glass. sash, Putty. Bent Work. Cut
lary Ruhllsr aud leather Belting and q Cull
stock 81 Shell Goods No. IS EgTing's Block.
. tin ~ rs-eI
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SprriaI c3iufrr GnlHmF.
-slsas A LECTURE


TO YOUNG MEN.
JitSf Published. "a d Sedtcd eHoefupe f1tce sfA
ceHfN. .-.,
sLectuTe ON the Nature. TreHtment
nn, Radical cure of seminal weakness, or
Sncrmaio aiorrI,osa indu sed by Self Abuse. inVoi-
urtary Emissions llnpOiency. Nervous ne1ll-
iIN and I'm q. dImeutS 10 Marriage generally ;
Piles C"nsumpIiOn Epii' psy. amt Fits Men.
al and Physical Ibcapscity. &c.-sy ROBERT
J. CULVERW ELL, NJ. d., author ofthe "Gree"
lie worI,I-reucwned author, ir this admira-
.ble Lecture clearl- proves nom Is own ex-
ntr,ence that the awful consequences OF SELF
Abuse may I,- tffcctuHliy removed without
medicines and without dangerous surgical
olteratiouS bougits. Instruments rnRs, ar
cariIals Ioiniing cut mode OF cure az once
certain and Eff, clual by which every sufferer
no matter wi at Ills condition may b. may
cur. inSelfcheaply, privately, and radically
&C. This ect,re triH ITOUe a boon 10 uho'tsdnds
and n,OuSdP"S.
S.-nt urr,I seal, In a plain envelope. 10 any
,,i,lIssS on receipt { six cents or Two postage
ST ,urs AIao Hr. Silisbce's REMEDY FOR
tII.ES. Send for circular
Address a e Publishers.
CHAS q. KLINE d CO.,
I27 RaWery, New York. Post Office Box,
1876.
Jan 23.TI-Iy
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Ths on,ession of an Invalid,

PI.RI isITtu As wARNING and for the benen
of YoUN.: MEN AND OTHERS who suffer lroIt
NERVOUS I.ERILITl, BISS OF MANhOOD
,tc AuIplN inu the means Of SELF cure. Nrltiet
I,y one WHO cured himsen after undergoing
considerable quack.-ry. and sent Tree ON re'
ct.ivipg - past raid directed envelope
SufI,Iprg> are invited To addTess the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
April 10 - Gm. Box I53. Brooklyn. NY.
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p.TrrEsoN a wINDERs

hEAI,ERS IN pRY CiuuIYI, Millinery Ci.,,rIs
/ J Ladies' and Gents FurS. Clothirg Ear
pets Hats, Caps -te.. Nos " and " Main 1t.
FindIaN Ohio
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HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Surgsol.
III main st Two Doors North of HubeT's
DRUG Store, Findlay, Ohio.
Office Hours-frOnI to ~ A. NJ, ~ A. n. 10
2P.M., stO 9P. NJ. May I6 75-ti
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ghusiriaus and suraeOns


HOMEOPATHIC pa, siciaP and Surgeon
II uflics. and Rs >idrnce over kimmeI : Jew
eIry SIore. t=ain Stre' {. Fin day ohio.
Feb. g, ~ IL
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(I.iIdrcn Of.Pn Look Pale and
ASf.E

sick
nom no nihcr cause than having worms In
tht. stomach
RRnW y = VERNIFIIGE C'NMFITS
uils destroy Worms Without injury 10 the
child b.-Irg peri,c IL WHITE. and free from
all coloriug or o'her injurious ingredients u
USUALLY used in worm pre- pa raiions.
CURTIS Il BROWN. PrOprietnrS.
No. 2l5 Fulton Street. New York.
Sid BU ~ HO0isfS and Chemists, and dealers tn
,neCif' ines al TwENTY FIVE CENTS B'& j.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the partnership
~ heIe;OIOte eXisting betN ten N. f StucL v Eli
and X. =. stock sell, under the rrm name OF
SfOck v ell BrOs-, in The painting and grAinitY
business. is hereby dissolved by mutual cum
sent Mr.. X. b. Stockvell has IocaIed in Find
lay, and will carry on the above LuSines> at
this place. M.F. STOCRwEII..
MAY IS, lS7S-SW. X. 5. STOC OCKWELI.
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DHYSICIAN aud Surgeon Office over Pat
terson 4 HindsrS' store; entrance on
West SanduSky Street, ihiTd doar.
September -, '5B-u
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.fmdiag 1Hspess DirfrfOrp
SttOrnsys ut 3aw.
r. d. BEARDsLEY,

TrORNEY AT LAW and Claim Agent
n VIII praciice law in State and u. s. Court
and attend promptly 10 business iDtrusted to
his care. As Iustice Of the Peace will attend
tot1onveyRnclng and taking ngdeDOsitions- Office
Room No. I. MeoleUn Building, Findlay, d.
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dentists


= =. a III \ t.Et- ID. ID. ,.
lPTsR sTINE and Mechanical Dentist
t1+aiiii4;s,-- %. Main Street, above X. :. Ba
sr cos Shoe Store
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r RALtARD q. W. GALLOWAY
HGLLNRR d GALLOWAY,
DHYSICI Ms AND SURGEONS.

OFFL'E-In Ewine's Block. over Ruth
raufs II trdware Store, West side OF Main
Street, Findlay, Ohio.
Au suSr l6 lS72-E
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ISAAC rENle HEHkh
DAWN d GRsEN.

]KvdOLhsSAI.h AND Rr.TAIL. GROCEItsS
w and Comm IsSSiOB Merchants and Dealers
IN Flour salt, Fish, Wapal'sn Hni willow Ware
:. A.. Garner af Naii. TiiI -tu'iu~ky Streets
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PROVIDING FOR HIS OWN BURN
ING.

One of the wealthiest persons in New
York has been led by the new impulse
in favor of cremation to append "a eodi-
Gil to his will making this method of
dispOsing of disposing of his remains
obligatory upon his heirs. Probably he
is one who has won riches by avoiding
waste, and he wishes to exemplify the
spirit of economy to the last limit of
this world. Accordingly he has directed
that the unavoidable dissolution of his
remains into gaseous and earthly matters
be fastened by burning instead of re-
tarded by burial, thus utilizing his bOdy's
material directly for the vegetable king
dom and otherwise. Then come the spe-
ciic directions. After death is assured,
the body is to be injected with petroIe-
um, cresilie, alcohol, or its disinfeeting
equivalent, laid in an iron coffin, and
after a burial service by any enlighten-
ed clergyman, taken away to the Man
hatten Gas works and placed in one of
the retOrts, which shall be closed for three
or four hours and the usual heat applied.
The nitrOgenOus compounds are to be
collected as ammonia, and the hydro
carbOns be contributed To the municipal
illumination, only the carbonic acid gas
being allowed to pass OF unutilized. -
If any respectable party or association
wishes his ashes, they can have them,
but if no desire is expressed then they
shall 90 to the enrichment Of one of the
fiower-beds near the Central Park music
stand Thus cremation promises among
other advantages to give testatOrs larger
liberties, add to the benefits of the liv
ing instead of taking away from them,
and make the memory Of the departed
fragrant indeed.
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CLERK on A TRAPEZE BAR ATTACHED
TO A BALLOON-BURSTING THROUGH
CLOUDS AND SNOW AND RAIN-A MAR
Row ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
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ATTORNEY ATLAW.
Onice in the New Bank Building. West side
Main Street. No69
Nov 22ff
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Why will Y, "a suffer :

To all persons suffering
from i:hrumatism. euTal-
Is. Cramps in tire limb
or stomach Billions Coiic,
Pain in the hack bowels '-r
side. We would say. THS
& lioTSFiI0L.D PASA CEA
and FVNILY LINIMEST j.
Of all Others the remedy
Won want for Intern and
external uSe II has cur Il
ibs above complaint ih
ihOuands ofra>eS There
is no mis- a kt- slsIutit Try
H. sold by all Druggists.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-19

2tnanre 3flfrrhants
arp g5Gods
]. J. BALLENFINE. w-s. "''sT
RNLLENTISF q g.0ST.

nEALERS IN FOREIGN aud lNDmt-stic liry
L J Goods Ladies aud CrnIlrn+n's Furnish
lug Goods Yankee Nniion~- Millinery t''ndS
White Goods. Gloves and Hosiery Siaiicn''rE
etc etc Sfseciaity-Good gO''as and low prl
,.es No ~ Main Street.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-19

THERE'S many a good bit of work done
with sad heart.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-19
l.. nAvIs 5-g. DAVIS q. L. DETwil
n.EI< ReoS. A co.,

iU HOl.E~AI.t ASn RETAIL GRtH EIiS
w AMI ics;eISi.i SiouI, Provisions. Wondyii
rTiil.vv asd ere WIZ. Con innery. ErUrS
n ,tioDs ana general variety. tiDudS al Whole
s lIe at Cleveland and T1ie'in prices Nos p
an o. Main street