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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-29
DOMESTIC RELATIONS OF EYE-
VAS.

4 court at Leeds, Euslend. has been.
and siill IS, for aUght We know, pulling
itself upon a question Of natural history
rs effected by the methods and results
II ciyii;ZaffoHEsid law The question i
Are hyenas domestic animalsl7 That's
the puzzle Of the court, and it was in
trodGced in this wise: A Snowman was
performing in town with byenas He
got in a cage with half dozen of these
repulsive brutas, and his little game was
to make the hyeuas jump through fire
hoop for the amusement of the crowd
He used a whip to put willing dispoSi-
ton into Jle b. a~ts. and some of them
jump so high as Co LU-n their backs on
Jur upper rim ui the fire hoop. Some
Bsir.su u BrI-h had the euteIpri>inS snow
uaa arrested and hauisd up before q
court charged with an offence under al
act 81 tarlameuJ IN relation 10 ''dc'ues-
tlcafet animals There was Il Good
deal uf -En around. but a very se-ic1S
question arose about the legal status OF
hyenas ia jheir domestic relations The
Snowman proved that the hoops were
large enough for two hyenas TO Jump
through at once, and that if they burned
their backs, it WAS owing to their own
clUmsiuess. lie also proved that those
who refused to jump until they were
whipped up We're actuated by absurd
nervousness He also objected 70 Civ
ing hyenas the benefit of the law for lie
protection of domestic animals" -" There
was the legal rub, and there is where tine
court stuck in the mud. No authority
in natural history has cIassed hyenas un-
a u a. 4
the Snowman claimed that no Law OF
England cOuld regard them as such.
He did not know much about law, but
proposed to win Ifs ease by natural com
mon sense. The eaurt reserved d., de
eision, aEj was s.l.. vaG5aIiEg over tine
puzzle at lass accounts
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t-iE Mioa.eAH ezmATcz.

TL-. n--y Senator freu Iicliz3a.
iu1s' i-ts,- ,. CEri>.iaHey. heed, no in
-E.ia";.r'. 1a iA- people O.: the state.
ail.i.- ,.. 7a Be- ,;s lived since IL was
ad.n5ti.i .u --i- ..sa. and hy whom i-r
las tlr.s a-i--- '.su elected q. ti,- ST.
prem. bench, ,.ic- without b. -.y OPP
position SJi.l ti.-- ...ccs ot Ii- ss-y bis
tory viii Ja CT interest He y,.s born at
.iob-i-t1yu. NrN YaTk. March lgca.
lSls. and : Inw fri.T.y >iSEy-Jisr. e. s.-,l,>
- 49,. II ra,I'r 20 Jisis STATE ia l~a1.
..ua !..4r-I - Hru~ .,., which continued
To- J-- ;.i~ tv.a- uarii ia-t year, vixen l.'.
moved {, i.s,.~iu-, Before leaving New
lyrk STATE, lie ha! ie gun Tie reading cf
..w IA ;ie Cilics ol john Maynard. aui
after setting H. Michigan lie completed
- preliminary studies in. tile Office of
Governor Robert McClelland, who's law
partner l.a subsequently, became- Soon
n.ter coming TO Michigan lie married
5!iS- McCloSkey, the daughter OF the
,.-.-!li-r of t1~ old 5Iouroe Bank. and
niece Of Peter cIotirsy. This happy
,;uiou Was broken by th.- ipatiI of Mrs..
Cur:>ri3ncy only a lew months ago.
Originally Democrat, judge Chris
tiaacy was inSfiuctively and warmly
:u;;->!avcry in Ills views. end soon he
ra,ur prominent politically. lie was
elected 20 rhe State Senate from Monroe
county rs "a Free Soil DrInoc-at in 1873.
and proved a very valuable and useful
member. THE only office which IL had
previously he!,t-'vit> tii1t of Prosecuting
Attorney Of the county. a position con
f-rred ia those dnys by the appointment
Of the Governor. In 1852 Re received
the Free Soil nomination for GOyegner
oF tie State, his law partner. GOV. he
Clelland. beirg the Democratic. and
Zrch. Chandler the Wing candidate.
The election resulted: McClelland. 20
1gS: Chandler. -. $50; Christicucy.
$50. IN 1871, Mr. Cilri~tiaucy WIS
ag:iin a rival candidate with MIR. Cham
dler. this time f'r the United States
Seuaturship. Il IS curious .acr tIl5
y-i.-f, Nr Chandler was first nominated
20 tha Snuate. Sir. CiIri>t:aucy Yves the
NOS. prominent Of the other Repu5ii-
.-1n candidate for thr position. As
nat-er of iut-rss.in ING political h;~forya at
this inuc.ure, We copy from tie Detroit
IGreriiseF OF January 18th, 1857. the
following record Of the ballots ia the
EN.u.,ll;..r. C.rrrr r--.. "a Z ar-fs,rr
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in March. 1851. Mr.. Chri-JiaEcy was
elected 10 the supreme Bench Of tine
Sf"t-, ou the general ticket. his col
!..tlrles being Chief Justice 3."Ttin. bow
deceased. and. Judges James :. Camp
bell aud Hawlolph Manning. the latter
ALSO deceased H. ia- ramuiund in this
position fo- -'yrntr,'I years, adding
-il;-di'y 10 hi, reputation az q sound
and able i,'v:~t jn 1865 n- was re-
..lertsi :u associate Justice. obtaining
both the E~puharuH and Democratic
nominations. ard receiving -. go votes
o-;f nf 80 G~3 votes. During 1872 and
iS1i iIn filed the ~-at of chief Justice
under the law comforting that position
uoor tlit senior judge upCl the bench
IN 1873 ha was again ra-ei-ctcd on both
ticll~ts. reapiyiu. J t1. - votes. a!I there
were cast. except a S-w !gr ire ,.'st-
candidates.
Judge Clri~'iaucy i7 IN he fall pos
session OF physical and intellectual y.-ag.
and vii make {, di4ui:i-d and able : ~
nfur. vl , will reflect credit urOn tire
State AS lawyer. lie stood hirh in
the profession before Ee ca'.r upon rlie
bench. and his almost unHui-a0us re-
elections show how satisfactorily. - lie
bar and 70 the people, lie has disc. r-rj
his judicial dgtjes. He possesses 4, mind
of marked logical force and clra-HesS.
There are other men in the State who
are. perhaps. better read in the law than
l.e. bur there are few, il any, WHO sur-
;,;,sS him in souudness of Judgment, in
keennesS Of analysis or in clDsraess of
reasoning He is Il man OF strong char
aeter; of ample stores nf useful infcrma-
tion and o! practical capacity. Ia poll
ties h. j. = sound and earnest, thOngh
rot partisan, Republican. Upon eco
ionic questions, jude Chri>tiaHcv rep
rrs-uts the best sentiment of the STATE.
fnvoring. a. will BE- s-eu by dispatch
which We publish elsewhere, q sound
currency and u revenue tariff, with Incl
dental protection. In ali respects he is
weil-iitisd for the position u which he
liGS inst been chosen.
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GLAss.-Pro5l5.y ths Roman, were
the iirst t. employ glass for r-i-. :.s~---
iSolae remnants ot glass rg.--- a--- i' IT,
f5und 20 day. in thsir f-is.u o., d. r'I.. uU-
r;ed houses Of UsrcU.aI-sIL ard Pun
p-ii. They substituted g,uss ~ 20 rrr-"-
rial for bottles. in place of th- .nr-.rr
which is still IN vogue among ~. poorer
CLASSES In tie Orient. EyioUrr pos isI vine
then. ~ now. ds'erminei -.- sz- Ci
their article iy tie seat u5.- -Ir cork
ami j,i- label Impressed upon -.e glass
Glass yrbi-is we're les poygiar- Gold
and silver reluctantly yielar6 TIRE palm
20 thai- new tangled rival. s-.iic.. sought
popularity Dy appealing. Uos 60 b. pCr-
-rty of the poor, but to tie c@-i-@ ct
novelty among the rich. Even artiiieial
stones and pearls Of glass were known
20 rhe Romans. or whether they dep-ni-
ed exclusively az they certainly did CHEZ
Il. upon the resource OF the Jew--p0i-
i-hed lneraIS--is a question OF grave dis
pute among the learned in such matters.
n dispute into which we shall not veE-
ture 20 enter IL i safe, hOweve-, 70 say
tI,rt the only usa Of glass which modern
art can claim with assurance, os exclu
~iy.iy its own. j. the employment of Is
IN those optical Instruments which are ~
once tie children and the pa-eats OF 50
much of modern science.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-29

JAMES 4. BoPE,
A T-ToREEY AT Law
<A.,ncs over W l.. Davis q Co.'S Store; MAID
-sfy,.s.f Findlay. ONO lAPi- -
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5--- aI--1ezo-a l-e-cLe1. ASKS KS
Dza.11s 10 Eay Or

loF.C.-.
-.l bE-,E- S-3-i want te AK yau q
-lua question. ia nG Lia,.a--- anG s.s.-
r-fl.t. and .a.s.J ike fu ....e-ya,i a.l-
--.Fr iC ..s.----iy .-rs5 -.:.-i -i55y. Ee, 10
@ .r '.r t..see Ns-.il> or Iu-i:,.->. bug NOWi
Td-~ TEEE. SgpgJs.Hx YOU were Is
poor as JCG.S turkey. and lad Invested
two "r three Thousand d0l!srs in an en-
7'-r2r'~e which yOI designed 10 make an
EACLi Smelly CASH business: :Suppo>inc.
~ . matter Of accommodation ana GOOD
nature. you had trusted IL out ali over
the country, from HI TO Jerico; Srp-
pose yJa had kei I adding tOyour means.
and still putting il on the books for
few days. until your funds were PLAYED
out, like old Foot's prayer meeting: sup
posing you had claims coming against
you in the hands Of business men who
had accommodated YOU IN good faith.
and needed their money; suppOsing yCu
lad some pride in you, and meant 10 be
square toej and puuctUai. and hated to
see nan whom yen owed. when YOU
d.du'J Euyr tAe l-caIteuder in your
trowsers to pay lis Just and lawful de-
mandS, worss than you would TO see an
lEJCE or the Devil; and suppoSing chose
whom yGU had Accommodated felt per
fa..tlv cGsy and r,,,+-r-.J- .ssL;oll -,
tra~,,r wien vog, ,...,,- m, 80 49,, or5
told the WIFE of their bosom 70 answer
Not n hOine. - Of core ipro town and
ieft without pay even d rart supp6s-
i'm, they held voIr 1.on.v ara ,ys;ted
1,griaDriv .nr ,via..r o., ,.,.,,.,. ~, -, -.
~ cents or 1, dollar or rr.rt ~ -. e.,
ar .iy dollars a l,,,,..l-,.'f ,.-tr,7, v-7r-,T,
yOTD D1y Womb Won Iet ,-cu~ C,.tts a.,
s.,,,I .r,i,.. ,..,,T .I,fla "a B., ma,
or vouid Won >ne. ,vary n,r.ri...r-s .o,, ~
tbau, tbaf Ii,l,,', ,,,,,- ,,,, :, - ,,..-, a..
l,s- cuisines ,r,, fr.,,,',c-.I y, 49,
If ,.o,. 49, -, Re -, ,.,,,,,i l..
the f-.rr.~ mud fI.,f,. f,,.r - IN h..
..,,,tr..ii-i H.. ~. .,,j ,1-,I, ,4,.r ;r e..
I,r.i =. t,.l ,... t,'.-.t- ., f-.,., E.. III,
don't ,,9..r mon. -, -, - ~ go,
earr, ,it.,,gfi E.,r .r.t.. l.,.,r ,,..,,t 49,
10 >7Er d..zu ,F ,,..,,r ,,,-.r5 ,,,l... +
k-rpi. Iar ont of several frru~nrd>
TrtIsr-1 ont. Iiu,,.iiv want 4 Fg.,y my
fEEps. and TIL b. id il / wont b,v,.
f. or al, .yecu.fpr, returned ,l,,ji, La5,,
have. in addition to erect;ne, an ax-
ta;,,iyr s;nr- in Farpta:r- hasu sFDrcl.D
into isv.~iiD.soyer "A hon.,,nd ioIrars in
"a new hail. which Is aa ornament as
.-afI 9s -Guyai,i,.rf.. h, fl,- r.,.,,, ,t ir,,..
As Won know ,..i, r,r,,.,;,..., 7,o,--, rI.,,-
s.Es -.r.AI:s. Casu. To- assist nae.
E.f r-+ u this lire f,ur bnp,Ir.d
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-29
TIE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.

THE CULTIvAToE & COUNTRY GESrLEYAN,
for the past forty year. has ranked. both in
this country and abroad, as the sTASDARD
JoURSAL of AMERICAN AGRICULTURE The
editors and Er"pnetors, in addition TO their
own perSolal lRbors, are regularly assisted by
q very large number ofSpecfRl Correepand-
enas and Regular Contributors, among whom
are included many Leading AgriculturiSts, IN
all parts of the Coun East and ~est-and
by over Five Hundred Occasional and
Voluntary Writers. directly in the RANKS OF
Jvsry State in the Union. With the co-opers-
ton OF 20 large q corps of practical men, this
Journal is intended 10 possess exceptional
value IS the chosen Medium of Intercom-
naRteafton among all classes interested In
he Products and Fertility of the lsnd-thnse
who Cultivate and those who Consume-the
Buyer and shipper, as well as the flrst owner
of the crop sedes Improved Animals
and their Observation-Disclosures Of I'm
and employ yit-NurSeryren and Fruit Rail-
ers-snd. especially, to supply fuller and better
data Is TO TIE progtes-, prospects and returns
OF each successive Season. throwing light
upon one OF The most important OF all Ques
tionA- When 20 Buy and tchen N SSn
TERMS-The COUNTRY GESTLENAE Is pub
Iished weekly, on the following terms, when
paid strictly in advance: OSE q Ply one year
S2-5O; FoCR C0PIES. eI0. and dn additional
copy for the yeGr free d the seIdeT Of the Club
TENCoPIES $40. and on ddditit0ndi COPY tor The
Yedr free TO DE seJsdeT # the Cub.
ABSPDCINES COPIES RE. Address
HFSubscr1ptioDs reteived and forwarded at
LCTUER TUCKER q son, Publishers,
Sept. Is, IS7l
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TIE pref .v iie,.r maid oc honor whom
ti,s Grand Duse Alexis married al IN
b-lsr1-rzt % tLe Old folks aTp-a-- 10 BE-
e- -91uty as si- IS beautiful EieEi- .s
wiIi be remembered. Was sept to Amer
cl that ne might forget her. bat while
rlr- plan c-re3 tire Grand Duz-. e
d55a'- apYa1s- liis bride, 4eho w1s saslt
ont oftEe Empire ny special J-lja- She
went 20 Ga.eva. and recently II appears
thg, Count SloavalJE was sent 70 treat
with her. 7. Was proposed that she
should --1OGuce all claim to yise hand Gf
Alexis, slpu.d change her name ard dis
appear. H. return tor this service Sine
should receive 1000 900 Tcuhles down
and an aura-ry Of -. 900 ronL!es. which
would be confined 20 her child N ease
the latter survived her: but Nrs. Alexis
wouldn't do T. She loved A'eI.- roo
much for that. aud 50 matters s;aI.i n
p-ezeat.-Bos5o- Post.
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NOTICE.
STATE OF OHIO. l.,
HANCOCK CoUNTY. -

STATE OF OHIO. Csa
HANCOCK COUNTY. 80
HIlliard ID. Boulware, PlaiuIif, Is Peter B,
SeIIZ Samuel seiiz Joseph johnson. Charles
FafQuaIson, and l. II. Newcomer. Defend
ants Court Common Pleas, Hancock cOun-
". Ohio.
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS ARE
4 hereb, notified that. on the 2Sd day OF No
vember, 1874. the plaintiff, Hllilard ID. Bnul-
ware, filed his petition against Them IN the
Court of Common Pleas, Hancock county, o.,
praying for An injunction restraining the said
Peter =. Seiiz rom negotiating 'e plaintiffs,
note for Two Hundred Dollar, IN the peIi-
ton described, anu. also rest aiming Ihe Asid
Samuel Seitz from collecting The same, and
eStrsining the said Joseph Johnson rom
pay ing any monev to the "a I'd Samuel Seiiz or
any other pc son on notes in the petition de-
EcIfbed and also resi- raining l. n. ,ewcomer
and Charles Far IQuharsnn fInm col. ecring Gel
tain Two Humid ed aud Twenty seven dollars
securEd by mortgage on premises In the peti
ton described. aud that on the 2sd day OF No
member. 1914 aforesaid, the Probate Court o.
Hancock county granted the order of iBjunc
ton as prayed tor in said petition.
And the defcT daDtS will further take notice
that al the January term of the 'ourt Of Com
mon Pleas of the county and State Aforesaid
or as soon thereafter as the law will permit
the plaintiff will move said Court TO make said
Injunction perpetual
Dated Deoem ber 9th. 1874.
WALKER DUNN,
Jan. l, I,T5-6w. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Thirty Years Experience Of an
Old Nurse.

Mrs WfusIOW-s soothing syrup - me
nrescrIpIIOu of one Of the best tsnAe ,
PhysiciaiIs anu Nurses In the Onlteo oCA.es.
and mas been used Tor thirty yFaTs Win never
TaiIinV safety aud success by millions OF notD-
en- and children from the feeble lntahi q, onS 1
", ek old To the adult IL eorrece aclolly " ~
tbe stomach relieves wild collie, rsS7 laies tne
boweIs and gives rest. health sDd c'InIoIs ~, ~
mother and child, We believer 70 0e tnS IG
Best aud Surest Remedy In the M0IIu ~
eases OF DYSENTERY ard DIARhhEA -
CHILDREN whether IL arises rom ieethins I
or from any other cause. Full directons IoI
using will accompany each bottl 10 NShs
S;en6fne unIess the fac-simile OF CURTIS q
PERKINS is on the outside wrapper; q Soiu ~
by all Medicine Dealer. July <rF
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Dissolution Notice.

THE LAW PARTNERSHIP OF 81. Z.
i Brown was this day idsSolved- The law o.
ace OF The undersigned will hereafter oe IN
Hyati's building, over s. J. NJ Huoers Drag
store nearly opposite "old Whle SoIneI!
- - " A0 - EZRA BROWN.
Noyeubee n, lSa4. Dee- AT
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THERE Is a dog belonging 20 r Con
cord =. Il fire CON DaHy which always
takes IL upon herself 20 spread FIRE
alarm. and makes great ado about r.
When a fire broke oUr, q few days ago.
she rushed 70 a sleeping fireman. and
s-izing him by tire throat. walked him
She then went 20 tie house Of another
fireman. and having called him Cu- by
her loud barking. fastened upon his
clothes and tired 20 hurry him up.
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NEW LAW FIRM.

FT1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
l lem-vives as a law nrm, under tue name
Of v Alker Dunn We VIII Occupy the office
ht.r-Io;ore used by E r Dunn over the Han
rock Savings Bank Main Street. Findlay, o.
" will a tend 10 all business eni ru <Ied 10 our
charge ia the state and Federal Courts We
will also give especial attention to the exami-
nation OF land titles, an 10 the purchase and
sale Of rcaI estate in Hancock county and
s1sevhere WALKER & DUNN.
Sept IL T4-u
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TAMES KNEPPER. whose place ofresidence
81 is unknown, will take notice that Saran J.
Dewese did, on he 4th day of December, A ID +,
1874, file transcript of proceed ngs, had be-
fore A. J. T.. Hartman. a Justice the Peace oi
Union township, Hancock County, uhic, Ia
the Court of Common Pleas OF said county, in
which said sarah Dewese, complimentary
that, on the 20 h cay of NovenI ber. \. D., 1877
she was delivered OF bastard child. and
charges the said James Knepper with being
the father thereof The object Ofsatd proceed
ings is that said James Kuepper may be ad-
Judged TIL reputed father of said child, and
charged with the maintenance thereof. said
DEFENDANT Will fuither take notice that on the
4Ih Gay OF December, A. D., 1874, an order oi
attachment wa, issued by the clerk OF said
Court, and was served December 1874
SARAH J. DEW ESE-
Bv HAMLIN & BALLARD, Attorneys.
Findlay o. Dec l6 Tt.-6w
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KING KaiazaUs. who Is now visiting
this county. Il thirty eight years Of age,
native O. Honol1i1. and a graduate
of the royal school. He IS a fine looking
man With InUstachs and side whiskersand
Is said to possess consiie able culture and
an extensive kuOw'e1-e International
law. He Visited California in 1860 in
company with several native Princes
He married in 1863 a daughter of a
Hawaiian chief. PregiOus 20 bis election
hs held a position as clerk in the Interior
Department and was Secretary OF the
Privy Council under the two Kings
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DEE yf the sslie-t a'-4sas % Has..iEs-
ton life Is daily pr--au--i at the free
lunch tables yf oaf .4rZ: hotels Here
one sos daily gathered. siy5 a. IT ed
LagJtteu Oi want. and which asbars e!t
tt.at p1iireur~s 30 becoming t0 any one
O.. au eating table. uen whose mission
IN lie iis- been defeated ia the u.cer
y.lHt.-s OF sag and politics, and WLas
rgr.es. J.sJugh once creIt, have sgaE
into oa-eGrsy IN t:I- rapid changes Cf
o.Ir ~E-t.i.. Of government Il- --.Ge-..!
.-ai sire sfa-r-uau nf y-s--rlGy come
to-day 90 5te bar roosr anI s1rre1 1.i;iJus-
Is s--.s tuEc food wiie'i = intended for
rrgu,a- Ustomers. ard they uiic CIc-
loo6ei upon tIs 51~-Es-oes as 81 low
NveI individual. l.E u9g-J1C, l.m
O5>rgGiousiy, a4i iesr- i.;u -l-.E.rE.y
when he detect, them in t.Is aef % p.s.,-
e,ing tine crackers and cheese. What 70 SO
commentary upon the yio.s.iJuies ofHi 20
WHO make lie artificial The great ri.ili-
cu.ty wi-ii t.tam ilas been t.iat tirv have
uJ- added tl-als---rs. wii-.s J'i- eide
~ lii- ..ls az lra food. to i,s t-ue and s.ri-
0gs ends. al, u0- t'i5- mistake comes %
them ia -I.i- most I1tlilili:.g fO.I. TIE
free .uae'i Die was one C1 si.= s4.-isl-
ti0rs tir.- Gi3 uC- esi-t ~ SiiHE--J J.Gre'5
time. or else ve Suuii have Lad from
Jast great master "a most Fh..f-5 Li-tl
free llar.-ers sJ.lgEEr. - "rslfaYi .1
S0r
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.ErHOLE-ALr. AND RETAIL DEALER
~ IA ,sr,orrsis riyuT, RI ash aBda OenerA
Y4i.sly til Tie Grocery and Provision tlne.-
t,-,.,i .1rtt,., paid tOI BatJcT, Egg, and COun-
RI Produce GENERALLY. East side of AAln St.i
80 daor lI0Ttt.sf coli House Block. Findlay
0n5s. "A pTil 10, '7O-i'.l
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tyOMEoPATHIC Physician and surgeon
Al MAIN ST TWO Do,Irs North OF huDeI
I,f a., -tOr-. flBuiay, Quo
,SGicc Hours-iTom 6to IA A. NJ, IL A. n. 10
o :, EIopp Nj aay 10 '73-ti
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Why Will Y. q Buferf

To all persons suffering
from Rheumstism. eural-
ia, Cramps IN the limb ,
or stomach Bilious Cclic,
Painin the back bowels or
Tide, we would tsy, THS
HOUSEHOLD PAFA-CA
and FvMILY LIEIkEST Is
Of all Others the remeoy
you want for intern and
external uke. IL has cur Il
,Ihe above complaint In
lfhouands OF caSes- There
Is DO mis- axe aboutit 1ry
lit. sold by all DTuegfsts-
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1runniSts.
.AJn. HUBER a co.,

h-hLERs IN DRUGS. stationery, Schooi
f J BJs,zs. etc Prescriptions accurately com COM
pDunded al all nonns-day OF nlshl- -
pure Drigs-ggarantssd. Corner MAID al"
81 An ,rnss sIr..s-ts-
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i EATE. said a French p-ieSr, 80
confe-s an Iri-hrnan, for there are four
questions I always nave 70 al, before
can ret at the sins. are Won married
or singleE7 yes cir Are yor B.Gr-
,-isi or sincIez' NO. sir ARE you
married or stHg's57 '-Ye-. s;r ATs
vou q married InanT' NO, Sir"
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Children Often Look Pale and
Sick

from no otner cause than having worms In
BRoWN q vERMIFUGE CoMFITs
will destroy Worms without injury 70 tne
Mi coIorfnR OF other Injurious iDgrediern u
ususIIy used IN worm preparations
CURTIS q Brown. Proprtetors;
No. 2I6 Fulton Street. New YORK
aoJd IA, D-u0ofslS and Chealisfs. and dedleTS -
,aSdtC fsiss at TwEsTY-FIvE CEHTs A Box J'y
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: AKELrNER, D. D. 5.


PER ATTN = and Mechanlesl peE y IA
y Dnice -g5. Main street, above Il y On
krr a 4 o's shoe Store.
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u.nIiN q BALLARD.
1sutists.

4 TTOENEY5 Al LAW.
n1tjee In Paiierson's Block, Findlay. ohio'
UJau. .. 7i-u
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L. DAVIS. J. W. DAVIS. 4. L. DIET
DAVIS BROS. d CO.,

a.THOIaESALk AND. RETAIL 0ROCEhS
W aud dealers IN Flour. Provisions, Wooden
Wtiloy ana stone Ware, Confectionery, fruita
Notions and general variety. Goods at Mhole'
ale, Al Cleveland and Toledo prices. NoA- Il
nd x. Malu street
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-, yERATIVE AND MECHANICAL DEN
I ti.t- oOer Green, ID vie, Cos All oPeiIin
80 sltiIifuIIv performed. Residence, NO %
Weet Hardin Street.
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s'hgsiriaus and Surgeons.
DR II. q. HARNHILL.

-owEoPArHIg Physician and Surgeon
III tfficg and Residence over kimmelsJ
,tIy s,I.,r- y ain Street, Fihdiay. ONO.
feb. g. "a q.