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ICE WATER

And swettcned, forms mixture which, as q cooling,
healthy and refreshing summer Beverage has no
equal Barrels Of ice water, prepared in this way,
may be drank without the slightest jury, and happy
Is the man who hnds in this substitute for spiru-
Gus liquors. Its value to the Farmer. Mechanic an
Laborer cannot be over, Aimatcd II il so cheap as
TO be within the reach Of all finely favored TO
be enlOyCd by lovers OF the choicest hnnors.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-08-20
RESTORATIVE STIMULANT

Free from serious objections yet palaable even in
wiling to the sensitive palate, which will create no
morbid appetite for itself aud operate assistant
to digestion, as well perform the functions Of
stimuant. Such confidently believe is TO be found
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A MEXICAN & FoREIGN PArENrs

MEXICAN e. FOREIGN PATENTS.
"A r. II. EDDY Solicitor Of Patents for Inyen
UOnsi Trade Marks, or Designs, No, 40 State street
opposite Kilby Street. Boston.
AFTER an extensive practice OF upwards of 30 wears
continues TO secure patents in the United States; also
IN Great Britain France and other foreign countries
caveats specifications Assignments and an papersfor
patents, executed on reasonable terms with dispatch
Researches made to determine the validity and utility
OF patents OF inventions, and legal and other
rendered IN all matters touching the same Copies of
the claims of any patent furnished by RENTING one
dollar. Assignments recorded in Washington.
No agency in the United States posssSsss snpsrtor
facilities for obtaining PGtehfs or aseeTtaining "a
PGteHtabiiity oJinUsntioHs.
Allnecessity Of journey to Washington tOproeure
Patent, and the usual great delay there, are here
savedinventors. -
TESTIMONIALS.
"lregard Mr.. Eddy as one of tho most capable nd
Observation-Disclosures with whom have had ofeisI
ntercourse.-CHARLES MASON, Commissioner Of
Patents" Vi
"Ihayenoh esitaton in assurin inventors tbaithex
eannotemploy man more competent and fy1.s1apo,
thy, and more capable of putting their
atorm secure for them early and favorable con
sideration at the Patent Ohiee.-EDMUND BIJRKF
late Commissioner of Patents.n
INT. X. H. EDDY has made for me over THIRTY an
plicatonsfor Patents having been aim ost
eVeryease Such unmistakable proof of great talent
and ability on his part, leads me to recommend ALL
inventors to appyto him to procure their pate as
they may be sure of having the most
bestowed ON their cases, and at very reasOnab bic
shaTges.-JOHR TAGGART.'
Boston Jan. ] ,lSTS.-lyI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-08-20
DYSPEPSIA,

Fatulency, Sluggish Digestion, want Of Tone and Ac-
tvity in the stomach and Bowels, Oppression after
Eating, are sure to be relieved by single dose taken
aiter each meal. great want exists for
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-08-20
CRAMPS AND PAINS,

Whether produced b. indigestion, improper food,
change Of water diet too free Indulgence in ice
water, exposure to sudden changes Of temperature,
are Immediately relieved BY it. One added to
gallon Of
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Special Notices.
SANFDRD'S
JAMAICA
I GINGER

This elegant preparation prepared from the TRUE
Jamaica Ginger, combined with choice Aromatics and
genuine French brandy and is vastly superior
cry other EA tract Essence Of Ginger before the
public-all Of which are prepared with alcohol the
old process
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-08-20
CHOLERA MORDUS,

ramps Pains DiarrhUa aud Dyscntery, are instantly
relieved by it, 1t will render an attack of Cholera
ltorbus impossible, If taken when the symptoms Of
his dangerous complaint irst manifest themselves.
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no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

This win certify that my wife, FRANCELIA IN
GRAM left my bed and board In December last, and
that forbid any person harborng trusting her on
my account, as VIII pay debts Of her contracting
after this date. JOHN H. INGRAM
Temple, N. H., Aug. 4, 1875. 50
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NatIr0a0s.
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.
,--.-z-, SUM TER
Ee :aa-aS5 ARRANG EN- ENT


TRAINS GOING SOUTH
LEAvEBRArrLEBoRoat 4 go and s.22 a. m. at2 zoo
and :2j p. IN.
MATHEMATICIAN st. Adams at 40 a. m Brstp,
boro at $50 y. m.-cUnnecting at New London
with steamer for New York.
NIGHT ExPREss.-Leave Ogdensburg at l2;I0p In .
Montreal at 3 =. M, st. Adams at 7:25 b. m
Brattlcboro at 1870 a. M, for Springfield, Ntv
York, &c.
MAIL Tn,TN.--Lcaye white River Junction at go,
am, Bratileboro at :25 a. M, arriving o, New
London at 8 :15 pm.
MIXED TRAtH Leave white River Junction at 5,O0
p. IN, Rutland 8 80 y. m, arriving at Braebofo
at 9:i0p.m.
EXPIRES TaAIN.-Lcayc Brattleboro at 1900 p. M
reaching Millcr's Falls at 2:50p. m.
GOING NORTH.
LEAVE BRATrLEBono at 7.15 M, 10 $50 a. ,i;5;
p. m, 10 30 p. m.
MAIL TBAtv.-Leavo New London at 80 a m Brat,
tlcbOro at 1880 o. m, for White River junction.
Rutland, Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal, and
Ogdensburg.
MIXED TRAIr.-Leave Brattleboro at 7:15 a. H. for
Bellows Falls and white River Junction
EXPRESS TRAIH.-Leave MierH Falls at IL :Zj o. IN .
arriving at Brattleboro at ~ :24 p. m.
ACcoMMoDAT1oS TRAIS.-Leaye New London al s:25
am, Brattleboro at 4:55 p. m, for white River
junction.
N1gHT ExPREss.-Leave Brattoboroat 10 :2Cp .fo,
White River Junction. Rutland, Burlington ST
Adams, Montreal and Ogdensburg.
pullmans Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars arerup
on nghttrains between Springfield and Montreal
J. W HOBART, Gen supt
st. Adams VI, May 20, 1875. 59tf
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"Naguts IN 9 C0ngress''-A azpenes
Worth Of Justice BI}iisndrek Hen ana
Bisnarck Attovneys, &csaiz<a-:ss Gg@d.
Es;gta 81 --.l--- = -.---4-- .---1Gt a12zlaE
Eatotia, Correspondence Bismarck tribune: ...'12
'2|,'sSa +7'. PnEIix1NBR4.: :,.a ,,,, -A ~ ~s
!. .@:5 5.4s ~, T,;az 2 FARGO. D. T., June 10th. i
VI The, q nited States Court for the Third
Judicial District, Dsko "a Territory, con-
lened IN this. city On the "a instant ana
has therefore been j. session upwards
ola week. The work necessarily drag
ged somewhat Until the Grand Jury tot
Ii its work; but. .tAhere is business enough
now, and yoIk is being pushed light
lively Yesterday afternoon two horse
thieves were convicted in just one hour
and sffteeh ninhtesI from the time the
Jury Went, into the box. Hudson, cbarg-
I'd with stealing wood from Camp Han.
cock, Was tried and acquitted, compfet.
ing IA afternoons work which was Is
cred for its ihno amount and for its re:
sults.t h98a5s.eo cY&a il13GW as.a9 81
I'd ;sfs3y {: aiNDlcrAENTs. T;lGA5sEaa
Indictment ts have been found :sgainst
eght Sf our Bismarck people, 'inelud!ng
Gagsf,,, Dietrich, Hannah, johnson.
Burke, Hudson and others, and against
vsrious other persons from different
parts Of The Territory. e..5 g s..- 9s,2, W..
y 81 '.5lsa4s;c3ik UNDER ARREST. ~ 5>.:c
: The charge against Mayor Mclean, on
Investigation by the q. IS. ATTORNEY,
~ss W not presented IL the, ,jufy, Is Z thefs s. 8
Vas found 70 be 20 canse of action The The
charges against City Attorney stoyell,
City Justice Davis, and Sheriff AeKeno
z;ie lie we're found to grow out of 5 conflict
Of jnrisdiction, these officers acting IN;
good faith, and therefore these cases
were not presented to tie jury. Nor
was: tie case Of Pat Smith, city Cletk,n;
bound over for using abusive language
to United States officer: =: IT was > these Sc.
arrests that the !HlSofe = ~ Ieceft'y cnar
acter'zeqa as esuseleess, e, ana u seems tne
result sassa'ps oaf v'ew oi y: Inc r..
SUIT also proves e':' the man oaehman' esa,, wno
caused the Wloe clfcu'at'on a''':'' o' ti;e ssor
ofnBismafHck mars; q unoer s er!est y Vnien ~
o1..nese persons ~s!eo ~ u''ne .S.uu 4ensVHsu'
as oelne 'mP''csteo ~ 'ne tn'es's '',sl' w.,
rations at fort Lincoln, . common no ~
belier VINO deserves TO oe kickeo 't'1 OUT q
his official position and to receive me
scoFn OF I'll nonest men. IN ,ofoel TO, TO
geteven, as ne Styles It, VIII WITH men 9 'e, tow,
arg whom he entertainsl sentiments OF.
hatred, Tor political and personal rea-,
isons' IT seems re was Willing, not oIn'y
% Prost1tute ms h'gn once a1 nut gayyef yf5 =,
seSn'saf'ennnl !S'! account 70 the newspaPera,i
putting the case IN sncn! . WY that
these men nave oeen set st''.4 dow4n as com 2
mon thieves q tne sln mere fSH t'e' TOOLS OF
thieves, Az ana tne CITY merely q erendez'
vous for thieves. u - :2}d5&a24 95i'..y
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Prot. Hayden,. United States 0eelosist. has hseh
elected as foreign coyresponden Of the 81
eiety Of London one of the highest honors confeFed
ports geld and SILVER IN the Black Hile 70 o slester
or extent from personal observation, ana all 9th
er minerals in abundance.
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The reporter who, having : nose for
news is disposed TO indulge i, will not
find it difficult to pick up any number
Of incidents which, though un;nportant,
will be read with avidity. Pardon me
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-03-19
Handsome Wedding GIFTS.

We, last week, referred to the fash
ionable wedding of our young friend,
DR.. Frank Crager, to Miss Clara Moore,
Of Ballville, but the nuptials being eel
ebrated on the day we went to press, we
could not CLEAN full details in reference
to the occasion. In proof of the high
regard in which the happy pair are held
in this community, we append list Of
the wedding presents of which they
were made the recipients previous to
their departure on their wedding tour.
They were as follows-Silverware:
Presented by Mr.. j. Ford, of the Ball
House; butter dish and sugar Bowl
combined, and knife. Cousin, d. Moore;
cake dish. Cousin Chas. Moore, castor.
Aunt E. Justice, tea bell. Cousin T..
Tindall, carving knife holder Cousin
NJ. Everett, sugar spoon. Mrs. Snyder,
pair knapkin rings. G. Stausmyer.
card receiver. Mother f. Moore, but
ter dish and knife. Nell Moore, on,
doz. napkins. Pit. and E. Tyler, frui
dish. Cousin L. Failing, Letter brack
ct. Cousir w. J. Rice, bed spread
Ella Dean, toilet mat. Sister, Eli
Moore, fruit dish. Cousin J. Speller
lace handkerchief.
/ In the evening they left by the 10:1i
train and were escorted to the depot b.
the empire band, the boys entertaining
them with number of excellent piece
on the platform previous to their de
parture, and the happy pair left in du
, course with the heartiest congratulatio
we may truthfnlly assert of every on
who possessed their acquaintance.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-03-19
Now is the Time.

For the newest-the neatest-the rich
est, and rnrest wall paper and paints, TO
re-decorate your houses, now is the time
to make your selections. Call ON Buck
LAND & SoN, Front street, and you will
find everything novel and charming to
the eye. They have this season one OF
the finest stocks ever brought to the
city and are effecting a free sale eacl
day at lowest figures. They have also 9
very large and choice stock of pain
and whitewash brushes, very cheap
besides all kinds of oils, pure leads
putty, glass, &c. Lose no time in Sc
lecting
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Lost the Rest Half.

On Friday last, as Mr.. Eugene Sher-
wood, brother of Norman Sherwood, Of
our post Office, was passing down the
Front street, at Fostoria, between and
10 2. NJ, some person or persons
knocked him down, extracted nine dol.
lars from one of his pockets and de-
camped. Eugene had, however, much
more money in pocketbook in another
pocket, but this the thieves overlooked.
We would remark that to repeat the ex-
pertinent for the balance would be poor
policy.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-03-19

Do you wish to change your organ OF
piano, or do you think of getting a new
one this spring9 In either case first droT
a line to, or call on @. H. Rosa, 1Sl
Summit street, Toledo. He is capita
fellow to do you justice every time, ant
has a special line of instruments besides
all the latest and choicest book AMI
sheet music. In fact, there is nothing
but what he can supply in the way o
music. 7l H4 1.rf l.i
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Copies of these Ohromos may be seen
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Fremont, O., Dec. II, 1874. Ed. and Prop.
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The Weather,

Who shall say when thepresentspring
season will really set in-we mean in the
matter of weather9 The continued SHOWS,
rains, frosts and storms afford little
consolation. Though Friday last fair
promise, which Saturday partly confirm
ed, that "Old Sol' was really going to
settle down to business, on Sunday
morning matters took quite a change.
About four o'clock there was scarcely a
cloud visible. Sheet lightning com
menced to flash from west to east, aud
increased in its intensity TO $50, when
A STORM SPRUNG UP.
The wind blew strong from the south
west and heavy thunder claps com,
menced to alternate with the dancing
flashes of lightning, which at intervals
appeared TO light the whole horizon
One clap Of thunder, in particular, about
6. 10 a. m., seemed to make almost every
house vibrate, and bidding "sleepers
awake" struck terror into the minds OF
many. The rain, for a brief time, fell
sharply, and altogether the morning was
such as to inspire serious apprehensions
that subsequent reports would disclose
more than
ONE SERIOUS CASUALTY.
We learn that the electric fluid struck
a fine barn owned by Mr.. Peter Munich
farmer, residing near. HessYille, anC
passing two horses struck a third dow
dead instantly, while it ignited the littel
and hay near to it. The building wal
soon in flames, and burned down, destroy
ing also some 200 to 800 bushels o.
grain. We understand, however, it wai
insured with the Ohio Farmers In
surance Company. This should be I
moral lesson to other farmers not to b,
too penmious, as they are in many in
stances, when objecting to trihe Il
protect them from the effects of light
ming.
! THE IMMENSE BODY OF ICE
Which usually floats down the rive
about this season from Seneca county
and is looked for with some little anxiety
came in quite body from 1890 to
O'Clock on Monday morning, and passe'
along very quickly under the bridg
crossing to the east side. We hear
however, that the immense gorge too
off ever half of Moore's dam, and part o
a top stringer from Moore & Deans dam
also injuring fume at their mill. 1t
said that about 100 acres of low lands i
Ballville township are under water, an
the road from J. Moore's to b. W. Levi
is for a second time this season, blocke
with ice several feet thick.
LATER INFORMATION.
| On Monday afternoon the wind agai
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-03-19

Who poisoned Dave FISHERS pet dogs
We had n spell of weather on Tues
day.
Oak Harbor is to have q new grist
mill.
Carl shurz lectures at Oberlin about
April 1st.
Jno. h. Cough lectures at Elyria on
the oath.
The Defiance Hose Company are to
have new uniforms.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
meets at Findlay, some time in May.
Elmer White has placed beautiful
wax figure of Senator Dorsey by the
side of Pinchback, in his Museum at
Defiance.
The iewelry store Of Mr.. Hohmore, at
Archibald, was destroyed by fire, on the
night of the 9th. Contents mostly con
sumed.
On Monday of last week, while Mr..
Campbell Byal, of Findlay, was saving
wood with buzz saw, it assedthrough
the entire length of his finger.
Mr.. Christopher Ruchler, living near
Defiance, was thrown from his wagon
and both bones of his right leg broken
above the ankle, few days ago.
! On Wednesday of last week Mr.. Geo.
W. Carpenter, living near Defiance had
his thumb torn off by beinS caught be-
tween hook and chain while unloading
logs.
It is rumored that Il. S. Kirk, oi
Port Clinton, G. A. Burdick and A
/, Kramer, intend to start grocery ant
grain warehouse at this place II Oal
Harbor Press.
3 Jacob Daniels, of Seneca county, Oh
Tuesday afternoon of last week, in at
e tempting to slide from load of hay ,fel
5 and run pitchfork into his breast, kill
ing him instantly.
e On Monday of last week Mr.. W. N
D Ottley, of Cecil, Defiance Co., was ar
e rested on the change of passing counter
felt money. He was taken to Cleveland
4 and bound over in the sum of $1,000
s The evidence against him is very strong
a Two sons of Michael Raith, of Tiff
township, Defiance Co., were accident
d ally shot by hunter on Wednesday c
y last week, part of the load striking on
g of the boys in eye, and destroying til
sight. They were standing in the var
70 at the time, and it is supposed to hav
II been a hunter that did the shooting.
le Anthony Satory, Polander, VIZ
killed last Monday, ON his farm neG
y this place, while telling timber. e
N started back from the tree, which /
4 supposed was the right direction, b,
the tree coming back unbeknown
N him. struck him on one side severing a
y, arm from the body, and crushing hi
ut in horrible shape and causing deaf
st instantly. He leaves wife and thr
small children. - Oak Harbor Press.
Ut At Mansfield, on Saturday last, ARE
d ted man named Seibert, for robbir
Is the shoe store of M. Wise, few nigh
w before. A quantity of shoes were four
at his residence and identified. Seibe
IN implicated an adopted son Of Wise
lg who was also arrested. On Monday q
va ternoon last, two brothers of SeiberI
eu attacked constable Wheeler, who hi
made the arrest, knocked him dow
90 with billy and beat him on the hei
and face with stones, and nearly kill,
up him. They were arrested, and are nc
'N' in Jail.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-03-19

THE heart is wonderful pump, the
valves of which open and shut seventy
or eighty times per minute. If an al
coholic stimulant be takeninto the blood
the pump works much faster, and this
unnatural speed wears out the vital
machinery. All the intoxicating nos
trums advertised as ''tonics," ''renova-
tors" "eorrectives." &c, produce this
disastrous effect, andhence all intelligent
Christians are thankful that DIR. WAX
ER's VEeErABIE VINEGAR BrrrERs-ln
Invigorant and Alternative without a
sting us everywhere supplantiug thesS
proprietary poisons. 12-15
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hone started on
Wednesday evening for Jacksonville
Florida, where they expect to spend
some time They go by way Of Hunts
vile Ala, thence to Pensacola, thence to
Jacksonville, and will return via New
York some time in May or June,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-03-19
Another Old Settler Conc.

A Mrs. Fitzgerald, mother-in-law to
Mr.. Joseph Strausbaugh, of the East
Side, and formerly for many years a
resident of Seneca county, died at an
advanced age, on Sunday last, at the
residence of her son-in-law. The funer-
al took place ON Tuesday at Oakwood
cemetery.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-03-19
Good for the East Side.

A resident on the East Side, named
Dedrick, is said to have purchased two
lots of land, is already having lumber
drawn on to it, and intends, this spring,
to erect a residence and glue manufacto-
ry thereon. The location is ON Ohio
Avenue. Success to yeu, neighbor.
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curtins, tinted papers and decorated
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

THERE will be meeting of the stock
il holders Of the Lake Erie and Louisville Rail-
road Company at the ONCE Of said company in
Fremont Ohio, on Friday, April Cd. 1875, at 10
transaction of such other business aS may come
before said meeting.
Fremont Ohio, March s, 1878.
ii-is w. II. ANDREWS, Secretary.
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Notice.

The annual reunion of the I'D Reg.
%. V. l., which was to have been held
at Fremont, o., April 9th 1875, has
been Postponed until June 18th 1875.
r. p. BUcKLAND, Pres't
S. A. J. SNYDER, Secy. 1913