davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-05-05
@itenpaDnen etc.


&4a1a@
Gbefapeafe unb Sbic Giienbabn.
an unb na8 ben 20aen eeytbr 1874 S,rIaFea Sic
paaaeter.3is Ri6nnoS,
Watl' Sir Gprbenspine, charlottesville,
Stanntpn, Mbiie Snlpbur, 5tntrn unb alien dnb.rsn
S3@tl&snfattSne faefid, (ausseuummen Sunntaes) UNI
5 30 Ips y. %. Dieter Bug f@lieet N@ tn @prbsnss
Stne an bic Orange, REipeper, Mdrrenisn, WonaTes,
@lerdnorta. gbaibinstSn q NIB ben Np.beit, unb ,u Star
icttesssae flr sun@bur8, grtfpt, RnprpiGe. Gbattanco-
80 ltr, Matfaittass @ees m sbattons.
His na&4 @orsensStns. asTi6. mt &usnatme Spnr.
tags, an fusl@sn1a8e Der Bug unn 8:3Oubrgadnt. abaebt
Dteier jug %nerbtnfst It'd In g srbpnssibe NIT BEN Nadt.
iuGterS Nu. W'. @tfenb. tir Qpndbura II. gDasbtnatsu.
@[preB.- Sur SunesiOn, @crtpnspiGe, Gbirlpt-
tsesptle, Stauntpn, 8cften. GOSinettn, gDbite Sutptur,
2untiretpn uno allen 3wiitenfaticren 3fpiiien Wbtt.
fassl UNI $50 .. u. Tiefer BUG ~serbtnbet ib in
@sroOaspiae fur @lsranbrta, Waf6inaspn unb BEN
Nrresn unb fur huntington NIT ben Satrtfsrn grfona
une 5letrpoo, FUR Rincinnatf, ben Wefien unb Gutpef.
eBeptn mettsrsr 1%usfuuft ptube man fb AT SO. 826
WAN Strabe, .9atdrb unb @r6dnae Srtet ODE. fprede
mon tn Der Office Der @'feGf4aft Spr
81. -. Nerrp,
@eneral.S superintendent.
Cigar Nliet.
@eseral pas nnb Gtdet @een
, 1875-05-05
Softer unb 8aliIe.

elesante Sdulidube fir Mdoden
uno &naben.
Seine &albsleoerne Stiefeln uno Sdu
be fir Serrem, &naben uno Siinelinae.
StIetel gum Snopfen uno nit @pieeu
fit Oamem M.deden unb &inoer.
Softer, 9Saliic uuo Sdadteln au herz
unteraeieeten Breiien.
Sunni nebeidube bon alien Sorten
gu Iebr bilisen Yreiien.
Seite0te arbelt miro gut periertist
ano oas Yalien %sarrantirt QusbcGe<
runaen lperoen aufs geite uno 4iinflidb-
lte beiorAt Ser Sobn >. Goihcn
miro es iebr freuen ietnen dlteren &unben
iuas, belteate grbcit tetrifft. bebienen gu
oirfen. German goiden & GruOer,
No. 500 unb 5ll Broad Strassc,
, 1875-05-05
Stt Dcrlttefhen

Gin Saus nit 4 3immcrn an cine
anltdroi9e 6amiIie, in Der eriten @traBe
Nr. 525, 5mii6en 2ei96 uno glaD. Sie
Wtietbe 1T biais. 81 ~erfrasen bel
Sobn &eppGer
Wr. 525, LITE StraBe,
, 1875-05-05

SIN Stabtratbe muroen $4,000 in s
groSent Bombs fir bic @rbeit am nel=
en- GeIerppir bepiQi9t.
Sie Marftltunoen lolen bis IL 1br
Mursen, ltatt 10 lbr, ausgebebnt per=
ben.
, 1875-05-05

Gin Srief BON Sran Silton ipurOe se=
all Dem Ni6ter 9eIanot, norm le ibren
Wtann als lnter9raber ibres 9uten Gu=
fes anflagt.
, 1875-05-05

Inter benen, mel6e 9eltern BON Der
@ironO SurD iuQnila9e5ultano geiebt pu
ben, ~befanoen IT'D Sobn 6. 8ollieug unb
81. g. MrmiIteao.
, 1875-05-05

Ypli5iit Yat @oob warbe geitern nit
einem tleinen Sunsen bei6enft, wel6er
gut perpadt Dor feline Sbar setelt mar.
, 1875-05-05
h'dmonb fruer Alarm- GsIforQpb.
q r NJ = 6 # { n.

&larm< 6 a f c n.
MO. 2 Gras psIisei Station.
Mn. 3 3weite poli3ei etnticn.
w.. Triiie gorisei Citation.
80. 5 Gprisenbous o.. a...
8roab. ''
no. 9 nSsOOf anb eabbsr Soals" groos
StraBe, spildm Der 9ten unb fOteu.
VIC. 7 gprissnbaus, tstsp estr.. uab
TranfIin. NV
ND. 40 &pdets.
w. 1-3 Gds Der t2tsn uub CTR.
so. IA Gde Der 1O.sn unh gsrb ctr.
~. - gds Der 1lftn unb Carr CTR.
no. 10 @ds Der Yint uub Drain ctr.
MO. ~ Gds Der 3ten unb Dual CTR.
20. II eds Der 25fen unb Broab Fire
w.. 2-3 Gde Der 17ten unb Marlbou CTR
Mo. "a gds Der 17tsn unb Melbiuoton
CTR. "
no. rs MstrOscIitam Gif.n. @srss, 1t
Ctr.
N0. 20 ede Der 5tsu uno Brain CIR.
Np. 81 Ode Der 14ten uns Main ctr.
Nc. 80 Ode Der 22ftn uns Main ctr.
30. IA Ode Ter 13t,n unb Gars ctr.
M0. 3-5 etdb.ii9ss ~armenbans.
no. SO 1rebssar Giien=Werfe.
N'. Al 10ten Strabs, smilesu Mainu ps
Gary.
No. AZ groab Strabs sde Sail aas.
w. 4-3 Gds Curing uns pine CIR.
Wo. As @de ct s mes unb Dusol CTR.
, 1875-05-05

@%mmentbaler adle,
2imturcer Safe,
5paaneiiber &abm AG1e,
Wiinfer 8Gie.
Gioamlr Safe, >
@riuer Shmeier 9Gfe,
Nenf9oteI Safe,
5lnb Safe
unb Nstp gcrfer adfe.
Seine GerSelat Wurf, 5cn. 81 rinae, GDri.
ittafa MntcSis, gr banter Gnrrellen,
Sarbinen, @emiir3e, sstrpdenbe
Sriihte nnp
nue Scrtrn @rcceriesNaarcn. Serner Gil
hts's Slfilb grtraft, 2aetraus, Gariua, Or.
Mu9uit Sartt. Srulftbee, paafty unb Grp-
pfen. Weine, Grsnac, Wbi9fies, @prcials,
Mneulfura gitters, @ilfas 8erliner &ummcl,
nnb i6wepif6e StrethbDlsten, lcmie cine
6rpBe Mnewobl anpsrer @aheu. fir bic bef.
Anlntitat Der @laren earantite ib unp Iabe
msine 8reunbs 70 ipis bas eestrte publlfnm
Elm, it6 e%tfiuieit BON Der Site unb 8iliefeit
meirer Waare ~ ii%beraeuaen.
W}ein Mcttc 1T: @rpbFr llmiab unb fleiner
prOft. bic Wisase mug IS trtnssn.
5o6a1tunesSpa
Gbarle.S . uncfer
, 1875-05-05
@inlaOmm9

NDD It II nj
aaf bic bsntf&e iau1rirte
Mfer> nnb Wartenbau~
(. Seitung,
tStrsasssbtr: ". 10. Coleman. @tlpaufx, Diss)
eitbrtt ur
9anbwirtbi9att, Nisb5m9i ObRbau.
s,l&siat felt BEN So brs 1870 resslmabis an.
,anss isbsn Mcnats. Der Mbpnntnsnts.
'styast bel @Orousaablune (inf'afpe yprtO)
tnr IS Geuts Der Sabr.
Ssee Summer entbGlt Org, uaiartifel iiber
bic absr bic Serltisbe en- 3weise Der TeIns
nnb q artenipitthi9aft. Woifss nnS Sauss
iuirtbi9attli@e Mufl dye. fomie fonliasn a.
mttnnus'l&en eslstcT nsblt Sunaraticnen.
Wtit FER Delembernumnaer mir etm SnbaIts.
Sersei1niB tes Sabraangs ippie Gin umibIae
s~elisfert. Dirle t1t btntI@sam srttanifde Reits
ihrift wirO bereitS ron febr
bieIsn Oeuti@en 0anepirIhen. @;Grfaer.
Yrthasleuten u. |. b.,
In ben Ser. Gtaateu eelefen unb intst iiberau
cns frsurtliGe Mufnabme. Yrptmummsrre
perten unsntssltli1 an irsenb cine asbtsEe
Y%erfanet. Musfanft srtbsilt unb NtRtlunasn
telpret
Sotn 8. peim.
9ssaassstts trr sgiraiaia Staats @a,stisS
, 1875-05-05
S~eglanbiAter Sericbt,

Oas folaenoe 1T Elm aenouer 8er'6t
bon ben Ierfauf Der 9tdbmalhinen, MEL
die bon ben leitcnoen @eie1iAaften BON
ben letten 4 Sabren 9entadt uoroen lift.
Sine senaue nnterlubuna Der a3a6ten
Wiro sei9en, baB oer 0erfauf Der Siu=
ser'idem Ndbmaidinen in ben lebten 4
Sabrcn beoeuteno 5uaenommen. mdbreuo
Der Serfauf a1er anoern G%ompuanie>
e II iebr abaenommen bat. Sest entltcbt
Die Sroae: Wie lause miro oiel er G3us
itano oauern? BIe lonse t0nnen Die an>
bern GOmpasnie ibr @eiddft in ben per-
iAiesenen Pldsen fortfIbyen, penn le 10
weni9e Maidlnen pertaufen? Iue, mel
dye eine Wtaidine ruiiniAen, iouten ibr
eisenes Snterefe berifli9tisen uno cine
quite bon Der alteu 6lrma Singer" fau-
fen, oa man iiA uuf Die Site berielben
perlalien fam. Office SEQ. S21 Wtain
Str, 0fidmonb, 8a.
6. 9. Beatty Isent.
@erfauf bon Muiainen fir 1874.
MaIdinen p~e,fauft.
Die Ginger Manufacturing 60 . 241,679
@beeler II WiIlon misunderstanding 60 92,827
5Owe Ndbmaibinen 9ompasnie . $4,000
DOM itit NGbma1 winen @pnp . /. %, 700
Q8eep Mdbmaidinen gpmpaenie. . 20,495
@,ruer u Yafer ". 60 tselpaBD . 10000
Bennington Empire Ndbmal9inenGp 1868
Wt ion Ndbma1binen @pmpasnie 1925
Wilcpr II Gibbs WabmaI9tnea 60 1910
4msucam 8uttonsSole etc . 1889
s ptsnee Nabmalbinen Comp . 5,5l7
Seepr Nabmai9inen Comp ASH
8ertauf fir 1878.
0tai9iasn ~sertauft.
Die Ginger Manafarturins So . . 232,4i4
Wbeslrr II Wiilpn Manufactu,,nsGo 49, 100
Dpmeltic MIbma1binsn Comp 4O, ia
@rpper & yafer Nabmal6tuen 50. 36,179
Wesp GGbmai9iuea Gpmpasnie . 21,769
Willpa Wobmaf1iuen @pmplarie 21,247
9eme Mabmafhiuen Comp. nibt anseaesen
gG,lcor s. Gibbs Nabmai1inrn So 1881
Nmeticau Button pole etc 14,1o2
Geminetcn @mpi Mabma19inen 60 9,i83
6.prence Nat ma l1inen Comp $3.50
Secor Nabmai9iasa Gpmpasnie. . 4,430
Serfauf fir 1872
Mai9tnen b~erfauft
Die Ginger Manufacturing Va 219.753
DbeeIsr & WuiOa MauufacturtnsgO 174,U8S
6pwe NGDm4 i6tuen So (9el9aBD . lac, 0OO
@rpYsr & Batter Ndbmaiulnen ep . 5000
Dpmefie 9tdbmal9inen Comp . 49,554
Weeb NdbmAl9iren @Ompagnle . . AZ, 444
Wllepr s. 8lbbs Nabmai1insn So . 1859
Wtlpn Mabmal9lnrn &pmpasnie . q, 666
Nmerican Suupa pole etc. . 1880
So euce Ndbmal9lnea @pmpasnie 1898
Davis Nabmai9inen Gpmpasne. lI,576
&emlnstpn @mpHe NabmalDmen So 1882
Serfauf fir 1871.
Mai@intn ~Serfanft
Die Ginger Manufacturing 50. . 1871, 900
QSbe.ler d Wllon Manufarturlps@s 128,516
Grover & 8afef Mabmal9inen 80 5O,838
Weeo siabmai1iuen @Dmpasnie. . 1865
Spps MaI1n so (San / blsSui1) 34.Ul0
Wttpr & Wibbs Nabmal1inen 90. 30,127
WillOn NdbmalGlnea @pmpasnie . 2l,l53
Mmer,can Sutipn pole etc. 20, 121
Original 5pwe NabmaiGinen 81 . 20,O51
8lpieGee Nabm 4l9iasn @pmpag ie. 1891
DaSiS Wdbmal6t q @OmpGsNf. IL. 566
DQmsfir Nabmaldiasa GSmpan.e 10,397
SIS am
, 1875-05-05
Yaltimere nnb Sbip @ilentabn.
@rObe 6ernbfebans in ben Tabr>
Pretien mad allen @esenben
nprb> unb fabwdrts.
Ne SabrbiQette bleiben gut bis fe be-
1'utt iporoen iino.
Ote Wasen iperoen nidjt semedielt
apii9m

awii9sn
Walblnaton, Gbicuso, Cincinnati, 2ouisz
billie, ct. 2ouls unb Bittsbura
2:35 Na9mittaes rnb ff:tO Nadts MAIDEN
o,e 3uss Dia &iGmonp, Syetridstura unb
gafemae @'lfnpabn i6neCe 0erbinounasn in
gSalbinaton nit ZEN 1I:40 Nadts nn6 S:O5
Mofseas erptebsus fir ben @eiten, NOrowe-
1tsn une Siibneiten.
- agsesn her BabrYssife, Gabsatn nnt anber.r Snfcr.
!na';Sn "snee man i6 al bic Iidet.S tEre Der Gpniyaa
ME 1901 @atn 5trabe. 500 Miainn,., 8auars Sonic
aao 5is Afllesn be. ait rnn, 5retertdsburs anp yptp
mnt Giientabn, Hidmpnb, 0a.
Y; ~. eele, @sn.raI 9tdst aseni; T.. 9. Dprtes,
alttent SeAeraI s Diet @sent; Sbpmas Ut. Sba,p,
&ransfprte!ipnn eif.r.
Sc. WaIbrpp,
faeaflider 9afastsir.@eent.
20 . emit 1901 W9ainft.., &tdmSnb, 30
, 1875-05-05
DrpanpDs II Erintmtimas,
0'D8" &rtH6utt"8S
Gebrneaer gepg's
LADEN
--@ -@&
1917 und 1919 Main Strasse.
Efe her 1Iteu.
Gfe her 1Itea.

Hg~ Orp 9oubs miNen biate s~erfauft
psrpsm uw siaen srOben MbiaB su be3wsdsn.
, 1875-05-05
Wt4iam 8. Wsatt,
'9aus H.. edible e, mater,
So. 7O4 s. @rafe Ctr,
(Gde Der 7ten.)
hmun1. pQ.

Da id lanae Belt in Dem geiddfte
sepeien. hin iG 10 einseridtet.
oaB ih ale @uftrdse our a3ufrieOenbeit
meinrr &unocn iduen uno biuig ausfibe
rem faun. Sh eriude meine alien &C.
idditsireunoe mir ferner ibr seneistes
Woblwollen gu ihenfer.
il b Int Us nj. s.. % Datt.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-10-08
stick to Your Party.

The opening speech of the cam
paign in Maryland was made in
Baltimore Friday night by the ivete-
ran jurist, Hon. Reverdy johnson.
In the course of his address he made
the following remarks for the Bene-
fit of ''bolters:Y v.ffa.am -aa ;--..s
"Party triumphs depend as much
on discipline as triumphs on the
battlefield, An undisciplined par
ty can never succeed against one that
is disciplined. Discipline, there,
fore, is imperatively necessary if a
party is to be sustained. There may
be, and, no doubt, often are, bad men
in all political parties, and they may
for awhile obtain control. But &c
abandon the party on that account
would be as foolish as to cut down .
fine tree because one ofits limbs was
unhealthy. To cut down the limbs
and thereby preserve the tree is the
proper course. When the general
members of the party are honest and
capable, the control of bad or incapa
BILE men can never be other than
temporary. There is an innate power
in yirtuous purpose that in the end
proves too much for the corrupt trick
ster." --t.t'- at-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-10-08

Newly York's experience at last cleo
ton and during the last session of
the Legislature says the ". 7. Times.
read in the light Of the issue raised
in Ohio and now deliberately pro-
voked in New-Jersey, shows the i'm
possibility of keeping the sectarian
issue out of politics. The aggressive
policy of the dominant party in the
Romish Church, which has compelled
the leading Governments of Europe
to readjust their relations with the
Holy See, could not fail to make its
influence felt in the United States.
Of course, the kind of tactics which
suits the Church in Belgium or Spain
will not do here. The Catholic ma
iority there make no hypocritical
pretenses tofavor a religious freedom
which Popes innumerable have an
athematized as an invention of Satan.
But here they have suddenly discover
ed that they are .yagiHg against
"Protestant bigotry" the battle of
religious liberty.ss AS the Catholic
reading of that phrase is "giye us
money to educate our children in our
own faith" /" they are likely to find
the "bigotry which resents any such
assault upon the spirit Of our institu.
tions an obstacle somewhat difficult
to overcome.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-10-08


Imitation twadlers should lend list
ening ear to the lond warning utter
ed loug ago in the United States
Senate by William Allen, of Ohio.
He said:
"One clause of the Constitution
expressly declares that Congress shall
coin money, and regulate the value
of foreign coin. Another declares
that no State shall make anything a
legal-tender except gold and silver. ~
ATd noao you propose to give Gffur-
ther continuance to the 0i0latiO'o OF
ats provisions by again declaring
this irredeensa6l6 paper equivaye,'t to
specie? And you compel the people
to receive this worthless paper, by
that omnipotent power that exists in
Congress alone. By long continu-
ed course of error, by an uninterrupt-
ed habitude of crime, the mind be-
comes habituated to the eOntempla-
ton ard reconciled to the practice. =
80 You may patch up the laws as
you please; you may wall in the lis
trict with bank paper, and the only
effect would be to create the more
urgent necessary to make a return
to specie payment" s-. 'i'r
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-10-08

A dispatch from London, Sept. I6,
contained an extract from the Mad
rid correspondent of the Times, sum
marizing the circular of the Papal
NunciTo to Bishops as follows; -
y ''The Nuncio. claims the fulfill
ment of the Concordat, which for
bids the exercise of any hon-GathO-
.lic cfeed!i 4Ie also ''clafrns tire trans
fer of the superintendent over edu-
cation to the clergy, and tie scope
ration of the secular power in sGPr s.
ing heretical teaching ahd'literature.
He says one of the causes of civil
war is the way in which religious
unity has been misunderstood by
previous governments. For these
reasons, in. view of the sad conse-
quenoes, the Holy Sea believes itself
strictly obliged to present these OBJ
servations to the Government
The Times correspondent adds !:
"No doubt the presentation of this
audacious claim at a time when a LIB
eral Cabinet has just been installed,
implies threat that if the govern
ment rejects it, the blessing of the
Church will be definitely transferred
to Don Carlos, and peace retarded in
every possible way"
We submit the above to the atten-
rion of the Cdth6Ec Universe, whose
preistly editor is ranting for effect
just now, that his Church is in ia
vor of religious freedom. Here in
this the nineteenth century the Pope
demands of the Spanish Government
that it suppress religious liberty, ald
if necessary use violence to prevent
any other sect than the Romish from
existing in that country. If the Gov
ernment declines to acceed to this
brutal request of the Romish Church
through its head the Pope, then the
bishops and priests in that country
will be ordered to use their influence
in favor of the pretender, Don Car
los, just as the Catholic voters in
Ohio have been ordered to vote for
Allen and Cary.-Ledder.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-10-08

HISTORIC NAME.-A daughter of
the late Hon. T. E. Coggeshall, of
Columbus, Ohio, now. quite young
lady, wears the name, Proclama-
ton Emanciption Coggeshall! They
call here 'Prookie," for short, and
she signs her name thus, .Prockie
E." She was born on the day that
President Lincolh's proclamation Of
Emancipation was issued, and her
eccentric father, in a burst of patrio-
tism, made his little babe a living
chronicle Of the great event.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-10-08

A very genteel-appearing young
man, wearing kid gloves and carry
ing 1.-THE and flexible walking-stiek'
thought he would have a joke with Il
rusty and venerable farmer ON the
fair grounds last Thursday afternoon
ssHaiioo," said the dandy, "are you
the Judge on hogs| Waal' yaas'
walk right up and lot me look at
you" That youth was soon lost amid
the crowd, and no other Judges on
sMino saw him.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-10-08
LEGAL.
Notice OF FnIng Petition.
HORACE B. HUBERT, Of A

HORACE B. HUBERT, of AL
ma. Gratiot County, Michigan viii take notice
that Anson Lnce OF Ashtabula, 0 fIio, did on the
24th day Of September, A D. lS75 file his petition
in the Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
County Of Ashtabula in eaid Stste OF Ohio,
against the said Horsee B. Hubert, AID one 10
ace B. Hubert, on the fourth (4) day OF November
A. d. 1862, made. ex xecuted AID delivered TO the
said Joseph D. Hubert, his two certain promis
sory notes OF that date. one for the sum OF one
thousand dollars payable on or before the 4th day
Of November, A. D. 1865, and one Of two hundred
and seventy-one and fOrty-four one hundredths
dollars payable on or before November 4th, A. ID.
1865 to said Joseph D. Hubert or bearer, with in
terest TO be paid annually that to secure the pay
ment Of the said notes, the said Horace B. HUI
bert made executed and delivered TO the said
by conveyed tD the said Joseph d. Hubert. his
heils and assigns, all his, the SAID Horace b. HUI
bert's, interest," right and title in and to the fol
lowing described lands, situate in the village,
township and county of Ashtabula, and State OF
Ohio, and bounded and described as follows, to-
wit: North by lands of o. II. Fitch. and the
north public square; east BY Main street; south
by a line parallel to land Of one Bruce and seven
ty-ive feet north therefrom; and west oY Park
street; and aYerring that by a PARTITION oeed OF
said lands among the heirs Of u. J. Hubert, de-
ceased, made on the nth day of September, A. d.
1872, and assented to by said Joseph u. HuiDert,
the said Horace B.Hulbert had conveyed to MIN as
his share in said above described lands, which nc
NOW uOlus III seN6Idilys luS
part or portion thereof, to-wit: Bounded north by
lands of Mary S. Radford; east by Main street ;
and south and west by lands of Susan B. Hubert,
the east and west lines being forty-two e42b feet
long, and the north and south lines one hundred
and fifty Q50) feet long. but subject to q private
lane or alley-way twenty feet wide on the west
end Of said land describedin said partition deed
and that the said defendent, Joseph ID: Hubert,
claims some interest in said lands and that said
mortgage has become absolute, and that he, IN
said Anson Luce has purchased the said notes an
mortgage and is now the owner thereof anil pray
| ing thar the said Horace B. Hubert may be or
dered to pay the amount now due on the SAID
notes, amounting to the sum Of 81 ,271 A. with IN
terest 8, ,000 thereof from November 4th, 1906
and with interest on $271 A thereof from Novem-
Der 4th 1854 or in default thereof said last deserb
ed premises may be ordered to be sold to pay the
same, and that the priorities Of lien may be de
termined and for such other and further relief Is
equity and the case OF the plaintiff may require
or he be entitled to; and the said Horace d
Hubert is notified that he is required to appear
and demur or answer said petition on or before
the 10th day Of November, A d. 1910,
By Edward h. Fitch, his Atty. oo
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-10-08
a., sMEDTC1E., ar
s sCENTAUR
II NJ NJ E. N. rs,

y
So nearly perfect are the recipes of these woeder
fui pain soothing and healing Centanr Liniments-
that we can confidently sav they VIII alleviate
any P.s1ns arising froras n sll.' bone or muscle
arrangements; We do not pretend that they viii
mend broken leg, or exterminate &c boi iisl PM
even IN suci cases they ralu,e the indlmn1tipn
and stop the pain. Nor cab VS. guarantee the
the proper results where the bodyis poisoned
by VEhiskey, Temperance is as neccssaryto
proper physical, rs mental condition. 7-r.,fr,
The white Centaur LInIment is par
ticuiarly adapted to all cases OF IIheum afism,
lBumbaso. Neuralgia. Erysipelas, Itch, Sprains,
Chilblains- cuts, Bruises Stings.i Poisons scalds
Sciaticl, Weak Back, Pains in side, Wounds
Weeping Sinews, Burns, Frosted Feet, Palsy,
Ear-aehe Toath ache, Headache, Ulcers, Old Sores,
Broken Breasts. Sore Nipples, Sore Throat. Group
Diphtheria, etc. The mosG of these complaints the
Centaur Liniment will cure; all Of them it W i'll
benefit 1t will extract the poison from
bites and stings, and will cure burns and scalds
without scar The following is but sample of
a thousand similar testimonials
..a. , ''AxTIooH ILL.,, Dec. /. 1914
Nv wife has for along time, been terrible sui
ferer from rheumatism. She has tried many ply
sicians and many remedies. The only thing that
has given her relief is Centaur Liniment. l am
rejOiced to say this has cured her.
= WI. RING. Postmaster
1t is an indisputable fact that the Centaur Lin i
ments are performing cures never before
effected by any preparation in existence-like
chronic rheumatism of thirty years standing,
Strengthening fingers and joints which have been
standing for six years, taking the soreness from
bIrns, sc.
One dollar, or even fifty cents invested in Cen
taur Liniment, win be in reach when an accident
occurs, and will do more good than any amount of
money paid for medical attendance. When ply
sicians called they frequently use this Lini
ment and of course they charge several pricss for
| it.
THE YELLOW CENTAUR LINIMENT
is adapted to the tough skin, muscles and flesh Of
the animal creation. Its. effect on severe cases o.
SPAWN. sweeny Wind Gall, Big-Head and Poll
Evil. are little less than marvellous.
Messrs. J. Mcclure s. Co, Cor. Elm and From
Sts., Cincinnati, OHIO, say:
using the Centaur Liniment They pronounce it
superior to anything they have ever used. We
sell high as four to five dozen bottles per month
to owners Of horses and mules. iHl,l
We have volumes of testimonials describing
cures of sprains kicks, gals, pollevil, big-head
and even founders, which are little less than mar
vels No owner of an animal can afford TO be
| without a bottle of Centaur Eminent, which may
prove worth twenty lines its cost.
Sold everywhere, but prepared only at the Labor
atory of J. B. ROSE CO..
! 1st134O as Dey St., New York.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-10-08
Notice.
Snoma W. Cameron
vs..
Ezra G. Cameron.

Siloma ". Cameron
VS..
Ezra G.. Cameron,
FZRA G. CAMERON, of Detroit,
H in the County Of Wayne and State Of Michl-
gan. Is notified that Slloma W. Cameron did, on
the eighth day Of September, A. D. 1S75, file her
petition in the Office of the Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas, within and for the county of Ash
tabula and State of Ohio, charging the said Ezra
G. Cameron with adultery with some person or
persons, to this petitioner, Siloma W. Cameron,
unknown, wit b extreme cruelty and gross neglect
of duty, and asking that she may be divorced from
the said Ezra @. Cameron. and that she may be
restored to her former name OF Siloma W. Jaqua,
which petition will stand for hearing at the next
term Of said Court. -f re-
SILOMA W. CAMERON.
By JOHN T. STRONG and HOMER B. DEwoLF, her
Attorneys. 6t1340
Dated this eighth day of September, A. D. 1875.