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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-08
AHITEM FOR PLAEIEc-MILL OWN
ERS.


A hr J. p Woodbury., of Boston. has
issued a circular to ali owners of planning
mills in this country, claiming royalties
to the amount of more than twenty-five
millions of dollars for the use of certain
devices in planning machinery, on which
Woodbury. claims to have patents. The
first claim for a patent on Mr.. Wood
bury's invention was made in June, 1913,
and, after long series of failures with
the pstent Office, he, in 1871, renewed
his rejected claims, as follows, the pres
sure bar spoken OF being the device in
front Of the rotary cutter for the pur-
pose Of holding the board down firmly
while it is being planed:
First claim the combination of a
rotary cutter and a yielding pressure
bar, substantially as and for the purpose
described.
SecOnd-The combination of a solid
bed and a yielding pressure-bar or bars,
for the purpose of holding down the ma
terial being acted upon BY the cutter,
substantially as set forth.
Third-The combination of a solid
bed, a rotary cutter, and a yielding pres
sure-bar or bars, substantially as de-
ScTlDeu.
Fourth-The combination of two
pressure-bars, one of which is supported
upon arms and the other upon springs,
substantially as and for the purpose set
forth -
Notwithstanding the fact tbat his
claims had been denied by the Patent
Office, and practically abandoned for
nearly twenty years, and Patent Com
missioners. on the 29th of April, 1873,
granted Woodbury. patent on the above
named devices, which cover about all
the essential points of a planning ma
chine. Armed with this patent, Wood
bury, backed, it is said, by a powerful
stock company, now comes down upon
the planiDgmill owners Of the country
for ten dollars as license fee on all ma
chimes used, and twenty cents per thous-
and feet as royalty on all lumber pianed
by machinery involving his patents.
The claim is estimated at S25, 796, 16O,
and the planing-mili owners are organ
izing a heavy defense association, to
which each member contributes ten
dollars for each machine used. The
opinion seems 70 be that Woodbury. has
a teDable claim. a. the association Is al
ready talking about compromising with
him. 1t is one Of tine most remarkable
cases of the kind on record.
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WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN.

Through the courtesy of one Of our
subscribers we are enabled 20 give the
following account of a thrilling occur
renee on the line of the Marquette.
Houghton & Ontonagon Railroad, in the
copper mining region, at the head Of
Lake Superior:
OEToSAGoS, "Wednesday, Dec. 16,-
DEAR; But the principal
reason for my writing was TO tell you
what happened to johnny. He
used to run on the Central, you remem-
ber) He was pushing one Of our big,
heavy snow-plows over the road with a
Cotton engine, such as we have to use
here on account of the heavy grades.
and had Just started down a very long
and heavy grade near ''Michigamee. -
You know how they have to run. Wei.
John had just let her out for what she
was worth, when on turning a short
curve he saw about quarter of a mile
ahead a four-horse team hitehed to a
sleigh that was caught in the track some
how. The men in charge seemingly
made frantic efforts to get the sleigh
loose, but at last gave it up. and 10
Johnny surprise they all ran of as hard
a. they could 90 across the fields. Jack
threw her over as soon as they came in
sight, but the old thing was going too
fast TO allow brakes TO bold her. Then
ne opened his whistle and '.made her
how'll At that the horses began to get
restive and scared. and at last gave q
plunge altogether that started the sleigh.
just in time for the engine to Craze it
as il vent by-tiIe horses starting OF on
the ran, bnt were eaught by the men in
charge. As soon as Johnny stopped, he
went 70 fRd ont 4 any hurt had been
done. and you nay guess how he felt
when he leaned that the sleigh was
loaded with so pounds of ofnitro7giyeerine
Just from the magazine at AIiehigamee,
enough 20 start a young railroad In the
moon IL Jack bad struck K
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saaae lcHd0ns and strings on his legs andarrls
-t;.i lis jaws Wi.h sris;ie were black aud
deform,
Bat Iii teeth were white as salt.
sad he r-inncd fuII many a Ifeless grin.
.-f-d BE ratified his Jony tail;
iii- .aI was dceked with gill and i'm.
hat spike Of bone was on his chin.
and his Jat-liGe ears were large and ;hin.
And his eyes were tie eyes Of snail.
Tie took his stand ~ the good saints l.g-s.
and on tiDtoe stood apacc,
Forward hc bent. al rDiten-black.
A1i hc sank again on lis heel, good lack
Aad the good saint uttered sCmc gho-,.v
-TJin-.
Forks head ras Gagged in tla-aUnt rib-boncs
- horrible embrace,
'It tie skull hung Ter with an ClviSh p-v,
AID c5c..cd down his in5ia-rJ.l5cr eve
TO gIze upon his face
The good Saint Anthony sunk his eyes
Deep in iLe holy book;
ifa felt the lu1t-. aaI 20 was wise
u know ;,a, the thing had a g,.as,ly ygu.,r,
nd Ac t.i not care 10 look
LAST came an imp bow unlike the rss:.
4 aslg;iiul female form;
And h.r Eolgs Uas Ike music taai s-aap
o.g--E-
Sink on some c~aliiuE zephyr breast;
And whilst viz. ----.=.lcr, lis cleez size
pressed,
He. cheek felt soft and warm.
When over lis shouIde. she bent the Eight
OF her soiteyes on 10 lbs page,
Il came like a m0Onbeam, silver bright,
And relieved lin then with mild delight;
For the yellow lamp-,Cstre scOrched his
sight,
That was weak with the mists Of age.
Hey, the good St. Anthony boggled his eyes
Over the holy book;
HO, hOi at the corners they gan to rise,
For lie knew the thing had lovely guise,
And he could not chose but look.
There are many devils that walk this world,
Devils large and devils small.
Devils so meagre, and devils so stout;
Devils with horns, and devils without;
Sly devils that 90 with their tails uncurled;
Bold devils that carry them quite unfurled;
Meek devils, and devils that brawl;
Serious devils and laughing devils;
ImpS for churches and imps for revelS;
Devils uncOuth, and devils polite:
Devils black and devils white;
Devils foolish, and devils wise;
Blu; laughing woman, with two bright eyes
Is the very worst devil Of ALL
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ThI-iy Ecaras .ixpCrIEucp Gs ss
cssG MRS

Ms gis- 8, a. .s..0tItssisz - rap l. tHe
pr,-rrEttsisn ~ one of tie he~i mae
P.ixsIr3ss ~ ...l- r.lr.CS iU t.- United stat.
and - is-. . used I1g tilIiy years 50 iih never
faiIi safety :ttsd Success is uHii ilur- oi mol '-
a., aud cl4.luieH Iltru it-' i-rs.r infant a. Que
". * old iu fE= adult D. rnT-eff- .sict.+ %
fF.e SfarlciT &C. fle.t- Wild rst-e ss.i-al'- -ir
bowels. and gives Tel. health ana comfort ID
mother and child, We believe u 10 ie t4,E
Bpsf aud -ilrr>t Ecmely IN the World IN an
f,,rsfe OF tlysFSIEElY ard BTARREEA IL
CHILDREN. y hetheT 10 arises rom IeethliS
OF from any other cause. Full DIRECTIONS ini
using viii accom- ragl- each bDttl No!ie
tierrf-t grilrs5 the fac-simile OF CLEll7
pEHEISS g. on the outside wrapper. Eold
bv nli Medicine Dealer. July Zp-'N
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CEEEEFF-S SALT

-
Z y pursuance ~ an OTdsr or sale issued from
L 'i- Glel k's office 90 ia tpur- OF C'mmDn
t.eaS Cf Han c.sc5l tsuuty.. '4flo. OF lie -.l
DAY of december. A d Is sIt.u IN direct
sd. ia Ih- case O.; t.lI u isucH against SaTal
NirF. atd others nG fprecl,i>u sure a - y gage.
Will expos 20 pHp re sale tt TIE fopr -! be
t"urt-h"use, il Fiuiiay. IN -ail county and
state, on
Saturday, Tie 3Gai Dig q January, 1873,
A. one O'Clock. ia the afternoon Of said day.
Eht fpiioEng real Itust'ed in The conn
ty OF HaucGca aud state % OhIo,sud bounded
auT da-s ip~ rs foil ~. tp-vil:
IulOt num1-r t2ig tweury-nn-, IL Hauck e
BDfy'S Addition 30 Ia q village OF NcIth Llber-
~. Ia sald county and stale.
TeIms OF ~a'e-t,s
Appra '>ed af :
TtEea a. the property 81 Ss'ah y; Mick. 80
S7fi-f, order OF SaI- ia favor oi ~ f5-r a. d.
EANr~ L.. BfSisN.
~nrriT o. II .,.cocis COInty. oh O..
sheriff = Office. r tsd.ay, -.
Dtc ZiIh- !S-8. dee Il '.IJg
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Hsnhood How Lost. How Restored

..- Jus; published. a new edition OF
$trez uE. suENPrW CHS Celebrated
F----s- ESsRy on the radical cure lwiii-
out Ifeli5ciUe al SPERM AT1REHfA
aI Seminal WraEnu-s. Involuntary -euina!
Los IMP5TENry, Mental and Physical Inca
B.eirH. ITu f-ed iUruf- tp y NHrIiitzr. &c; ai."-
JoNEUIPTioS ErILFp-T and Ir~, inaucf g. ~
self Indulgence OF SaHy y * ss-agfin nrg. tic
FE-l'r.c c.. ir a -eale,i .VClOp- only six cents
Tie celebrated author. IN this aa.niraDie r..
say. clearly demonstrates. from thirty years
succcessiui pracI ice. a - tire alarming COME
oua.4icas of Seif-alu-s- MAY De faficaiiN cured
Wituaut the danger Gus sI-a ui iu'erua! ln'dt-
cine or the application a. fh" Srifs; pointing
ouf q mode Uf cure ~ - - IN .-ie, Tialn, ana
efirctual. by means ot which every ruuereisn"
matter what bis condition MAY b' mas cure
hiTuSsl cbeas'y pfist-'iy ~ ard Trftfr"f e.
t5-l his +. C. tlf- -iltt. n" - iiis t-9i..nN o.
every youth aud every risu iH ih' iana.
Esut uud. sal. so - sftE snNt HHa. DO --'N
address T0st g0sd, Oh usr ipi s-i six c";-.-. or
iWo p0-i ~-afrf~.
aHfirt-s i.s PuH'i il.ss.
"a - = q. EE.gNE Z 60.
~ E"Nrry. SOW Work. i"sL"ihce H'K-
EasG-
Jan gg--.fiv
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ni,saI.,,isu Noiice.

'V.IE Law PARF5iEES 81 H. p
! B-nv-fs srl~ fIti- ia. L. $50. gsd. Toe lawCf-
1ie2 ,,t tsle ufs.i..fsfglca VII i.eFrager D. il
hS aff's building over : 4 ~ Hubor's Drug
Store neatly 0pi .osiie ''lld &itiie Conner
where he Will aft.sud 10 any busibess enlru~t-
ed 10 his c sre, upon terms fllf aud satislacto-
~. EZRA BROWN.
November q, ls74. Dec. 4If
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Pare 'glo CaTs,~ aud spices,
GOODS DELIVERED yEEE

t. ar.- -.,ri of ts-y-u- fa,li fraid 'r fotssItr.
E-rs.tuca -aitiit p sgili de- we'll q cail AID
Sc. u, t-ft.siuA see s,d ask ffr wi.Hr Sou
want WARDS g KATE.
NOV. q is7H If.
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Tas anuEEkY a..s...aAE.


THE 'ULgIytT p * ioJ-NrRY . STi-F II =.
for i:ie pat iorIy year D. rtuE-d. hota in
THIS com ~ AMI >rfuad as tne -rANpA aSn
JnUKNaL of AMERICAN AG-IcJi.g Ut--- TIE
-dt0f> ami O.. srir or. is addition 81" t,f-ir
o<u fser-otat iatsor-. are regularly aN~l-fri tN
very sarge Hu Der ni special ore l.ssst
eats uai Regular Coatffbuiur-. Grrluug WILSON,
- Iuc uied Macy Leading Agricu. ;lr.~'s is
a tsfs~ g. Efif- -punffV = = gs4G Nt.-
s.Iunfs-ss ur.seES diutcfis Ialift- i-luL IS ,ri
he l~t Farmers i.i' Horticalturi>> i-- 't'-tEis.
-teFy State ia t..- Uhl1n Win III so Irr--
tissu of large 4 e. EtlS If pfscitcst sen. 2 Us
Journal j. irfriitiid % aese~- % ta- ..i
value r. Ire 81 ii-sH zsl ssl-7 al rom
Ezfss4tfi.lss sIilsf,z --t Asses d f.-4 -r
shv PTti8t.ci- asru Feriiil = Of t1e tlL- -
Ntl tuiiiNsis- EE8 thee $40 Cog-'1.u-- iiIa
huyeF aut III. d. er IS We'll a. the fl u~.uer
OF th. crop B,tsrleT~ lu prove Animals
ana their CussU DltIs-- AfaHufaci4-T- ., of i.i-
=;sE1 esnpos' 81 - y Nur a.. if'slt no rrai :. .a.-
s.fs-arsd z-f cigis. fslSafrty fullfr f-d bafIrr
eats ~ te1ee prozlfs prcSstc ! i-H l"iii- .'-
%, et-s 81 sc-=~>iEs Ssasisn A. ihsD 81. -I -l-st.
u.un ur eni he -15'iSf iInisoris'Hf ''i 30 q--s-
Iions-- 2 Asl ~ Bttg ri .FiI-4I 30 81
ii.ttA=.- Ine CorSIflI s5rStLh1IAN L. p11
n>h~d treFkIy on rhe foilog lug. = -s,-. Gi--f
pad strict iu sdva see: tNE CITY ore yea.
- - rnCE Copies. st9 @af a3 r-t4'tt -1.'-
c0Egg1r f.e yt7iT Zee & tie se4tticr ~ iiss ,to +
TI-N CPI r. S29. u.sI adj tit5slaL cey se r..
5e1rfrse 90 a. e seader y dsc CiH5-
H4j-~ ~P-CT,fES CoPIE- RE. Address
se-~iiDscfi iPtions retziyed and forwarded At
this cfilcs-
LUriIER EUCRER A SON, Publishers.
AkBANY,N. n.
Sept. Is, 1874.
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1ra @ooas.
Rtuaure ,aershaass
NEW LAW FIRM.

,t,IE ITN -,RSiCiNED HAVE ASS bCIATEp
II f.s-n elves A. a law firnl. under Tue nsuie
~ Walker 4 Dunn. We viii occupy the office
her-tofprs used hy r r Dunn. over ibe Han
-oek savings BtnE- Mfin Street. Fiudlay. o.
w. will a ten 10 al business fgtIsied TO our
.hsrse ia the state and NrdeIal Courts. = e
~ N alSb give aspeci = attention 10 ihe eXanii-
nation OF land tltleS. au9 - the purchase and
SaIe of real eSt1-e in Haucock county, amt
a"s,.xrne-e WALKER < uUNN-
Sept IL '.4-tf
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e2iScenajle0As.
4cWTHE WAP IIsa4T s4AVE ssE.

'4EN TIE VA r.. 81 HAVE as =
-VcIoe1.
Ia= -.14pHed ae-D..-l bF 3.T. .. --.
! "- ,.,' ''eli'a OF i.l- Convention winch
nominated Pt@-ce Tor the presia-Hc! 7,
'r''i ''ar'i"I.' : Life Of Chase.
".H'i tfH-y after the election, the
-..-.i--.. ID -'-l9cFa''y- yaifii had sup
' -.-tiF- ,at5 un-
dr. 'lie .,.--r-n ei - A.'a.
siHy-fs. th'"..f Yes .i = t'.F,
c'uli iJH 10 i4i si'-- 'H." 'fr -iii ores,
passed - ai as i'-.t-3a ii-' tie
'Ef-s--- ... 7'i~f.a,,''s
o- -4c-
-'- SD ..- .a'r-- ..E"---
Wi-F- ..ii..'"'I'H- -u' ViiH.e ~ b.
uisio'i.I''' 10 G''i." .'.. ..' p 'l@F''l
! 10. s'.-.a -s---.l..a.~ a''-
..' '.- axes, i...- SD.
'ar OH .i'i-''iIH iH.'. i1-''.etl -jeurrra'~,
t.-+til- ,a7 i"" 'r ,''i,Z.t'inn-. "nt iu
"'i'.7 ~ ARE ''1' 'ii-i '.iii.'i H'4 ''"' 5''-'-
/ l" t+. - ii'. aF i-s- ee..,-..i o.
A b, .-- .-- .iee. -'T.-
/ .7 ".i.H woes a- t- a.t
'."' ''5'' t''-'--s.'..-i.---s ''ailH- ass. a..a
/ .''. Hs s b. '...' l..E 'H --are.i-
'-
! size -..i.- --. s..t '"" org 'Hi-i'iul
'''.-.4 .'' ---- q. '' i'i-' .i.
d -' '.'.t .'---'' vi. e''i .,i- b---
il'-' ~. "a '..f 7'ii ~ ser
| succeed in olrB'ui.- ,.e ;,ayr-5os. of a
national platform. declaring t..a party
Independent Of s.ave.loIdinC Gir;ati5u,
or by breaking the boui of adhesion 20
Tie slave interest 10y open Sc. .saTation.
y, therefore. declined 60 60 into tie
Democratic caUcus or the senate, or
commit myself 90 the organization other
wise than 10y supporting irs candidates
IN Ohio so long as the party in that State
should Iuaia,f,i. 5,Ii anti slavery position.
The event justified ny apprehensious
Ii soon bpcHin. evident thi,t the leaders
of tie Democratic party were not pre-
pared To surrender the supposed advan-
tages OF their sIavcL0lding alliance. In
1850, the coiupromisa measures. includ-
including the fugitive slave act. were
supported by almost rIe entfra party IN
Congress. though Opposed by q majority
OF the Ohio Representatives.. They were
almost universally denounced 10y the
Democratic press In Chic. and fora tfue
It seemed possible that hey might he
repndiatedIy the northern Democracy.
when the cJuycu;io. uet az Bal.i-
more, however. ir soon ns-tueaPpa.ei.t
,.,i.t 5,D such bore ros to T., realized
Resolutions were adapted .r-,rc Ing tie
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The name "Kalakaua," King OF the
Sandwich Islands, is pronounced Kol-
Iow-kow-ah, but some pronounce it ca
leo, and others Kill-a-erow.
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9n WHY U>uGerz

T- a.. persons suffering
..agI O. uUF''. fG. srrsf-
ia faa.I .l l..E iIrU'H
nf -isurr Gl. ru- tolic,
.-slIH iiIe hack bowels or
-ts- we zoUII -uy tn
I.oEAf HOLD iA 4. GA
a.r rEEILY lE14Mi-cT b.
.sl .sII Offers -. E.LI.. )
.t0u u-uf fesirFerG arD
.aE srraf % t -- l.a- Ca. o..
..lr sf-r complaint iu
.i.Ha. .. t.' ga. COS. IA-re
.a,s sIs. sss- ..si.t. -DUUrii iTy
-tlI D. @ir !f."r-l '>-
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2assttians aud Surgeons.


HoMEoPATHIC Physician and Surgeon
III Office aud Residence over kiminel1s : Jew
elry store vain Street, FiDdlay. Ohio
Feb. 6, "a Il.
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OPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL DkN-
" tist, over Green, d Wis, q Cos An oPeII;S-
tions pertaining TO the profession. cat ~ -
West Hardin Street.
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1futists.


nPERATII r and Mechanical DenuSt-
" odice-95. Main Street, above X. 5. Ba-
ker q Cos Shoe Store.
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ITOMEOPATHIC Physician aEa '+nrgeon
III main st Two Doom North Sf hubers
IJrus store. Findlay, Ohio
once Hours-from o TO ~ A. N, al 4 NJ 10
2P.M. Sto eP NJ. MAY 10 '1-ti
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.Hs DAs a ~. E.-r-.E ..g .sf ..e benefit
4I 1U- #E --I IslI.l- Pr .ulsrr l-arii
Mn 49, i..4.-.4l o. ~ ~ 5-z-- HOOD,
etc. -a..fIs ll4- fss ne1ag ~ ell ,tfEs. N.itisH
So ore WtlD cuIcd h.u.trIf afteT UNDERGOING
considerable qGsclzrTy. and sent free on
&C. $ z p post -Tstc directed envelope
ssugfs TeT- are Invited 70 aCdr IS lie author.
Ea4HASftL MAYFAIR
AEgil % s.-sa. Box li i-HHl-sg7- y. J.
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lruaeists.
$. A j. m. HUBEE q CO.,

a. a j. M. n u y hkEs q ~
nEAg,ERs IN DRUGS. Stationery, School
ID books. etc. Prescriptions accurately com
oounded al All hours-d8y or night Perfectly
pure Drugs-guaranfeed. Corner NAN anu
MafnCross Streets.
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nAcoRRRuREEr.

TrokNEY ANDCoUNsELLoR AT Law
a and Notary Public. viii attend prompt
Vfo All business entrusted to his care. Par
tfcular attention given 10 Collections, PaIti-
tioning OF lands, and business in PROBATE
OFFICE on Main Street, In Rossnann 'sBioc1
nearly opposite tnc Court House, MAY q
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Child .r CG.n Seek Pate and
aigss
rom no otn-r cauea tHaH Hav'as E'-l. iT
tie rlufucrb
El.tHr S EEEEfi iFG,-t EFlIr
VIII dsefr-. --o-.rs ws.iauf IU.aE 10 tIz
ci.l.G a-.i..-- rrsfsc y = HIti. and free lf-.fn
al! co.nr.r- r. l. fi.r iUIa7r oGs lH-geciFffz
usIsii g F.-. 70 a. v1ru preparations.
a. ~ BROWN iIuVrle''rf.
H-. 'rsrI $50 -sf o. ErW InI|
Rsras. q. s..... .sa..f fg.asfsrl. os.a He1fs7s sr
s4Hf. i.r. s. .--E .-rr f-rT- lss x s't
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y p.rIARD G, ". GALLOWAY
BALLARD a GALLOWAY,
nHYSICIANs AND SURGEONS.

OFFICE-In Ewing's Block, over Eatn,
ranfrs Hardware store, West side OF Main
Street, Findlay, Ohio.
AuguSt IS l672-tf
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AaexchaDge says that olsan shirt IS
enc Of woman.s 8 best gifts 70 man.
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Tz14FTATIoNs = IL AFrEoiEY
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nCLISE a sOAs.

vLnAyIs IW. DAVIS ~ a.. nEr"iifE
nGVIs EROS. a C0-.
tGrHOLESALE' AND RETAIL ohoS ~
willow and stone Ware, Confectionery, FruIiz
Notions and general variety. eOous a " hoie-
4 ale al Cleveland and Toledo prices e"s- q
and a. Main street
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-08

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR ~
a Law, FIpdlay, Ohio once ln y +aii-
quarter 8nil5tDZ-" " Northeast o. DoaIt 10
fViIi attend ,,r,,.rlptIy 10 all business eniTUei
- - as -, A bril- p lssz-
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-08

\ ,IAS from the States opened "a drink
ing saloon in Victoria, NaneOuyer's Is
aHG, AM his first hours experience was
lively. Six Indians flied in with greet
graviJv. One Of them took position at
the right Of the proprietor. behind the
bar, with an uplifted seaipiDg knife, and
another at Lis left with a musket 4
third poured six tumblers full of whisky,
and the fluid was silently run down six
tlIroats Then the solemn customers
filed out without a word, leaving the
man prejudieed against rush Of Indian
patronage.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-08
>gWdLag 8asiEess 53ffrioFg
7soraeg, 41 1a-.


A IIOE&E4 II Law $40 rleifa ~ %.
a VIII s,fssst4es isE - 81 ~ s.sd L.. 30.
and attend promptly 70 Ouslness mt 'y
his care A justice Of The Peace VI =. 80
toConveysBciuga and TAX y ae pos mons; l-~sS
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-08
Stoves and IinW8re.
JOB WORK!

Az ipd~ o. Juhhing. such as Roofing SpOut-
n : AID sheet iroG Nork, q all Kinds, done
To uIief. Give - G.
Oc, 30 tr MORRISON = gIcKETS.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-08

q g-ou'd bave 34ss1tIA plel-ant lie Of
it &c Pie Cd RE DesiI and ai :ljs wafss. if
hi7 T.l r't been crOs-5. iiy being
ti.at cause ~ perpicXitv 10 mortal man
than g,iO>ts, .,Ddlins ana IT,. sn9le race Of
WI ches pui together, and thai vas NO
man. .n-!Sttich Bo0k
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-08
s. Anthony sat on a lowly stool,
And a book was in his hand;

NG.vs his eyes from the page he TOOK,
Ether 70 TIE right or left 70 look;
Bi' witl ~teadfast gaze, as wa EiS rule,
Ine Aaly page he scanned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-21
POLITICAL GOSSIP.

Mr.. Matthews went TO the bottom Of the
whole case OF the unseating Of the members
by disregarding not merely the award and
the agreement. but even the resolution of
Thursday; and showing aside from all this
they were entitled to their seats by vote
of the only competent authority, the House
itself, after all the forms of law had been
complied with:
The utter want of consistency in the
Democratic ranks was plainly shown by
Judge Levisee in repeating the resolution
"that the House should remain undisturb-
ed" No wonder he was called to order
when he said they might write their infamy
so high that the whole world might read it.
The difference between an honest, con.
sistent Republican and a Democrat finds an
illustration in Ross Stewart. He OBJ osed
the admission of the uneeated mem bers
because they were not returned by the
board, though he believed their parishes
were Republican. But he opposed also their
expulsion, after the House, the sole Judge,
had admitted them. He believes both in
law ana SOOQ latin.
Did the lobby yesterday think the d emo
cratic majority in the House not strong
enough to overawe Republicans, that it
attempted to increase disorder
That was fine point made by Mr.. Pierson
that the parties to the adjustment stood on
an equality and good faith was required
from both sides. Under any ord mary
agreement violation by one side abso Ives
the other; and he was justified in saying he
could not be called upon to keep faith with
them when they broke their word to him.
Mr.. Hunsaker could hardly be in earn est
| in asking the Democrats to remit the que s.
ton sprung upon Republicans back to the
congressional committee. Such disreg ard
of the spirit of the award would not be
likely to be favorably looked upon eve by
Mr. Marshall. 1t nigh. even shock Mr..
Phelps.
Mr.. Booths remarks on the Republi can
party brought Governor Hahn to his feet
with defense that put the question Of its
| doom" out of sight. Not but that in some
districts the party was defeated, but it was
by Republicans themselves. whose inde-
pendence would not tolerate dishone st or
incapable leaders, and gave comman for
| the production Of such candidates in 1876
| az would be worthy Of the triumph surely
! then to come.