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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-05-20

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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-05-20
ESTABLISHED 1923.
MEYER & SONS,
PIANO MANUFACTURERS,
722 Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

THE LEADING FIRST T-CLASS PIANOS.
No other Pianos have the improvements.
Prize Medal of the Words Fair london, Eng
land, and the highest Prizes in this country
awarded May 2O-3m.S
Trial List--May Term, 1873.
Theodore Schoch VS.. Peter Merwne
John Merwine VS.. Ezra Marvin.
Use Isaac Butt VS.. Abraham Bryan.
Samuel Bossard VS.. Geo. X. SHUTTER and JACOB
SHUTTER.
John G. Ulerest VS.. VIM. Kunkel.
Samuel Metzgar VS.. Sydney Smith.
Chas Shupp, Admir-. VS.. Peter Merwine et' al
Jacob Staufier VS.. Lewis 7. Smith.
Edward Hefflefnger VS.. Reuben Cover.
John Arnold VS.. Samuel S. Cover.
Henry w. Miller VS.. Wm. B. Swan.
John 7. Everhart VS.. VIM. d. Brown et al
THO. NJ MCILHANEY, Proth'y'
May 49, 1875.
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ANOTHER TROPHY WON
BY THE
ESTEY COTTAGE ORGANS

BY TIE
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-06
A Patron Lost,

4 German subscriber to the Journal re-
Gently called to advertise lost COW and
according to the long established custom
OF this we'll regulated print shop, We i'm.
medlateiy wrote up the notice AMI figured
up the cost Of publication.
Wat ish dat?' asked our friend, pla.
ing the butt end of his whip on our little
sum OF multiplication.
We informed him that it would cost
him 80 much for advertising his Lost COW
three weeks.
"1ou make me pay for dat?"
certainly, We always take pay for ad-
vcrtising."
"You takes pay, ch? Veil, dat ish Won
tam shvihdlc. | shcribe nit dat Shournal
paper desc tree years und now you slarye
me ynost for Won l.etle advertise Nv mi1e
gow."
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"But you--"
"You shtop mine Shournal bapers und
got some orders, py shlminy, und you
gone lcetle end dat horn oId."
But, see here, my friend"
II go right away uld dpnd got sheated
nit you, py krashus. Tmk yon got some
shleep nit weasel, dond you? Sharge me
yoost tor advertise Won gow 1t vas better
NV you dond got me med ven gone here,
und | schribe NIT dat Shournal more MS
tree year, but you makes me med AMI YOU
shtop mine bapera before got next dime.
Dat ish vat man am kind NV, py SHIN
my"
We tried to explain; We tried in vain |;
we lost him. and thiee-weeks' advertis-
ment OF lost gov, Py shiminy."-LoeeH
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-06
Administrators sale of Real Estate,

In pursuance 0f Rn order granted Inv IA.
Probate Cnnri Of Waod County, Ohm. will
ohsr for saln at publie auctinn, on the 2s,b da '
IT August. ID. 1875 at l0o'olock. forrnoon.
upon the premises The following described
real estate, tn-Hit:
IN River tract M. seventy eight t7s) In
PerrrsburR township. Mood County. Ohio.
commencing In the middle Of the high waV.
known asJ. Ferdie's uad on the westerly end
of the east hall of fnrty acres laid of by HI
ram Davis, on the north bank Of GRASSY creek
and running at riRh, angles with the line or
said rad I" tho llns ~ said Grassy creek
~ said 30 acres, Aad running m aid
creek aud up said road Far enough IN son.
tain h'e acres. reserVing all excepting alwava
ten rods square In the norlhwesterIv cnrnsr
previously decided 10 Susan v. Havder. Iii in
Wood eonntv, Ohio. Appraised At 81 400
Terms OF Sale -0ns-third in hand, ,,ns third
IN ons wear and one third in two years from,
day of sale, with interest, the pavments 10 hs
secured by mortgage nNeR premises sid.
ROBERT TIPLADY.
Adms. of Noah W. Hangoek. det,d.
yoHN W. CANARY, Ah'T.
August 4, 1873. tf lsJsT %
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-06


Tia New York Sportsman, speaking OF
the Regatta, says:
"Ihe Regattas oi this association a4e
looked forward 10 with great pleasure bv
all the boating mon of the Lake St,tcs
Who turn ont in great numbers at their nm.
nual gatherings. Persons who have baan
present tell us that nowhere else can snch
crowds be seen as gather on the banks ot
the Maumee on these occasions AMI tiis
year We intend 10 be there and see tbe
sights with our own eyes. The proyr,n,,nr
for the two days is fall one. comprisin,,
total OF twelve races and prizes nmonnts
ing to 81 $3.50 will bs given u the success
full competitors.
fhe fourth race on the second dav i
open 10 all amateur four-oared crews and
- the prize in a valuable one and an ex.
cclient opPortnsity for the Eastern clubs
TO try conclusions with the pick of the
Western clubs, il is to BE- regretted thai
the notice given them is 40 short that few
~ any, viii be prepared to make the iour-
ney. Last year the Wah- Wah-Sums ray
eled Eastward aHd although they did NOT
meet with that success at Saratoga Or Troy
which their friends fondly antieipated
they yet proved themsely good men and
t0lSh lot % get away with. The names
Of Mssars. Curtis and Yates, and The gem
iIeinen themselves, are familiar at ali the
Eastern regatta courses and il is but inst
return that their visits should he reei5ro.
Gated and the pick Of the New York crews
take tripto the n. w. A. X. A. Reeatts
The programme itself is, in truth, a gill
edged affair and We look TO its being but
IN indication OF what the regatta will be-"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-06

Two Toledo young ladies living upon
the Maumee passed by vessel over the
side Of which was an ''UId salt" boiling.
When he saw them glidihe awiflly aJong
feathering their oars snd taking water
neatly and with a good 'ca.ch,' he sud-
denly raised bimeeif up and seemed 10 be
overcome with establishments. After gaz-
ing at them for some minutes, he slowly
removed cud Of tobacco from his mouth,
placed his arms akimbo and solemnly said
to messmate standing by, "Well, I'll he
burned il you can't teach them things
most anything. ~ BLade.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-06
Reunion Of the 1OOlh Rcg't o. VI.

tNVuHlOH Ot lHc lUOlH hcR'L Vs " i,
To-day the l00th Regiment Ohio Volpn.
tcen Withhold their reunion at Defiance
The ladies and other citizens Of that place
have taken II upon themselves 20 make The
veterans Of the old Tooth feel at home up
on this occasioD. ~ They have also extended
mn invitation to members Of other regi.
nnents TO partake Of their hospitality and
good cheer. Half fare, arrangements have
been made with the railroads. 1t is ex.
pccted that Ex-Governor J. d. Cox, who
commanded tic division towhich the 100t)l
was attached and Gen. P. s. sLEyIx who
commanded the regimentj will be present
10 address the comrades, after stating that
the regiment was organized nt Toledo dur.
ing the months Of July and August, 1862
RED's "Ol,io in the War" sketches II.
movements and battles up to the time il
was mustered out Of the service, from
which we, make the following extract,
The regiment participated in the de-
Tense Of Knoxville, and was on active dn-
ty during It's stay in East Tennessee. Early
in the spring of 1864 the regiment IN arched
in the Twenty-third Army Corps to join
General Sherman, then at Tunnel I'LL
Georgia.. IL moved ON the Atlanta cam.
paign, and was present at almost evef9
battle from Rocky Fnce Ridge to Atlanta
On the 9th OF August il was engaged in an
assault on the rebel works in front of At
lanta, with a loss OF one hundred and three
men out Of three hundred. Thirty-six
men were killed on the field, and eight
more died from wounds within the nexl
thirty days. The Colonel was disabled for
life. After the evacuation of Atlanta il
joined in the pursuit Of Hood, and partir.
ipated in the battles of Franklin md
Nashville. 1t moved with the Twenty
third Corps to Wilmington, North Carroll.
ma and was there actively engaged. II
marched into the interior, and moved from
Goldsboro' TO Raleigh with Shcrman's
army. II next moved Ia Greensboro. and
from there to Cleveland, Ohio, where n
was mustered out of The service on the lat.
of July, 1868, having served two years and
ten months from lnustrr in TO muster out
The Ono hundredth lost during lis term
Of servicG sixty-live men killed in action
one hundred and foriy-two wounded
twenty-scvcn died Of wounds. one hundred
and eight died Of disease, three hundred
aud twenty-five captured by the enemy,
"td viS tIty-Tivc dfetT IN rebct prisons II
participated in the battles OF Lcnoir Sta
tion, Knoxville, Rocky Face Ridge. Resa.
ca, Dallas, Etownli Creek, Atlanta, Colnm.
bus, Franklin, Nashville, Town Creek and
Wilmington "m .'
The following. counties furnished com.
pnnics for the regiment:
Wood t'oHnty-Co. +" - John A. Shan
non Caituin.
Henry Colnty-Co. "B," Henry b. Tay.
lor Captain.
Williams County-Co. &C." Henry Gil.
bert, Captain.
Defiance County-Co. "D," William IL
Thornton. Captain.
Lucas Couhty--Co. az" VIM. W. Hunt
Captain.
Lucas comty-Co. "F,o Dennis Lehan
Captain.
Ottawa County-Co. &C." F.ank Run,
dell, Captain.
Fulton county-Co. "H," Lawrence B
Smith, Captain.
Paulding County-Co. a." Emanuc
Kaufman, Captain.
Sandu.ky County---Co. "K," Nathanie
Haynes, Captain.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-06
ABSTRACT
Commissioners Proceedings
FOR JULY. 1875.

~ The matter ~ refnhdinR taxes 10 John
nnf-- Refunded 81 90 and abaied 81 40.
r. The matter " rerinding taxes to Joe
Sweinhart on NV nv seoiinn ls, town 2, range
~. belonging to the United States Refund.
ell sa2 4S, tax aud interest.
IN the matter " resale ~ section 2, improv.
ed road No. 20--Contfaet approved.
In the matter " pctiion Ot W, II. Sterling,
,et al, Tor Imp, Rnad--Israel smith. Wm Ham,
mon and john Rogers Rppuinted viewers and
u. Donaldson surveyor io meet nj eastern ter.
minus un Tuesday, Aug. I7lh, 1875.
In the matter Of petition ~ s. W. Smead, el
al, fer ditch -Appoitionod and time set for
hearing exceptions TO same, Aug. 5ih, 1873, nj
2 u'clnck p. N.
IL The matter ofpetition Of Marion Goodman,
et ~, Tor ditch Lpetilit,n granted.
In the matierof pciitiUn NJ W. z. Brown. el
vi. for di CHI DHy'fo hearing hSod A ug. 5th,
1873, ri lOU'clack, AM ill1IUp yl.e
In The matter NJ petition NJ James Stretch
berry ct al, Tor dieh--Time Fixed for hearing
Aug. 5th, 1873, at ! o'clock, w. tIt,. =
lathe niattor of petition of r, II. McMahan,
a. ~ for deepening, widening, &c., ditch No.
s3--W. u. WU0d appointed engineer.
Y Ia tile matter Or petition OF WIN. Speaker.
et ~ for ditch--D. Donaldson sppoiuted engi-
neer. id il rst
certify the above to be a correct abstract.
$. CASE, Comfy Auditor,
Bowling Green, o.,
Aupusl Oil 1878
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-06
What Does Il Meunf

The Cincinnati Enquirer of yesterday
eontamed the following advertisement
~fhere will be meeting for the purpose
oi Organizing new Catholic Independent
Militia, at the Lafayette Hall on Race
street, aear Fndlay, this afternoon (snn.
aay III At 4 o'clock. All able-bodied
AGIhs men from IL to 80 years are cor
aiaiiy invited The Committee"
~, new Catholic Independent Militia.
IN ihN would suggest that there are some
oau ones n9w IN existence. II 80. how
many imuasiny : And are they supplied bv Uncle
william With arms from the nublic % arsn
aA' what does II meani Why shouId
We have Catholic Militia.-Er "'u'u
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-06
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

70 ds Dcmocrus Of Wood Cauniy O6in;
YUu are hereby requested To meet in Mass
Cnnrenti'n, at Portage, on SATURDAY August
flst, 1873, at II O'clock ~, for the .,utpose
Vf O'n,innling candidates tor the following or.
tees, ta-Nit. e.
One Representative cue pcohRte Jndue /,
two commissioners rnr Prosecuting Att1rn 9 i
and one lufi mary Drcci"r.
The ratio Of repre- sculatiun Tor each town
ship viii be as nne to ten based On the GliUw
ing v0te fer Secretary uf State:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-06

Col. GiLDERsLEEvE seems to have
Thought it necessary to dissipate the i'm.
preston that this country was an land of
riHemen." 1t was only the day after the
Boilymount contest that an Irish paper
spoke OF US as ". nrtion of forty millions
who are familiar with the rife from their
cradie;" and no doubt it was sincere in
thinking that our infants went to Central
Park with Remingtons sung to their backs
for fear OF Indians, and that hotel soiourn-
ers in New York could have for breakfast
the buffalo they had shot about sunrise. II
Is not strange that the people of4reland
should believe this when we consider that
there are many in New York and Phila-
delphia who believe the people of Ohio
and Indiana are yet familiar with 'scalp-
ing scenes, thrilling encounters with bears.
wolves, panthcrs, Sc.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-06
NEW ADVERTISER eNTs
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
4 be presented TO tho Commissioners Of
Wnud County, o., on the frst Monday OF Sen.
tember nex', for Tile laying out aud establishing
a county read, commencing at the half section
line between sections thirteen (I3), aud twenty.
Tour "a thence south nnc mile an said line
I'll u ln'ersecisA road running east aud west,
aud there terminate.
A.KREFER,
HARRY CHRIST.
August 2, 1873. IsJss
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-06

ho point o Which gold has fallen, dur.

Tho point to which gold has fallen, dur
ing the last few days, gives the Treasury
oiel s-sfficibnItyo enforcing the law for
the substitution of silver forfractional cur
rcncy. II gold can be long maintained at
this point, they hold that greenbaoks are
worth as much as gold, and silver coin
faq be Hoated. The plan OF the Treasury
u, In the event that the gold premium
shall warrant it to put in circulation about
October the very considerable amount of
silver coin already on hand and which can
easily be coined, and keep it floating by
the monthly eoinages.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-06

|MABLEY, THE CLOTHIER.
GREAT ANNUAL CLEARING SALE.
COMMENCES TUESDAY JULY 9th.

hen
AfDLEsS OF COSr We shall offer odds aud
iss @ sem sS at sr GG:E We .S %
CLIO HING NEVER has sci FEARFUL SACRIFICE
~ will will ad saS rsa. t9at will
Say " Tie MEMS S % s x. so ss Exam
poo Linen Goats, worth 75 CENTS fOr2 Is cents
900 81 c-rts
PN Alpaca Goats, worth 81, So and 81 for and$
IAO Light Weight Wooden Coats, worth ST. $5
E ES 0id Gas n Goats sold for So 80 and $40
O Pairs CoHo de Pants, worth 81 cents
Em E0 P" S0ionTe Pants worth 50 and 50
CSats So S. and IS oT Sm = ~ o os 81 and SO
POO White Vests worth 50, SO nd ST. ST. and Sa
Boys DEPARTMENT at S Il 1s9 es ter 1 s & Se yca s
W lou AMI Boys Linen and Stripe
poo Yom and BOYS Cashmere Weight $ g. and s.
so &c. IS and 50 we will sell at hall
100 100 YsgGs and Boys Apaa Coats worth 50 g
T. t's VI Weth.
iE and L.ghs
cents finishing
| H<sLi NATIoT-Why Sacrifices oure
We
we close them
Wshnve areamn ted old propose
D
r .F not pni,en1r aOo having suit to meh
ohs
i theyar
the
h
gag
uo" Ou'Hm Tailoring will sell
MABLEY, THE oNE-PRIeE C1oTHIER.
I6O and I1I summit St Toledo
store waseolod nOND lY, TULE IitS to
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-06
New Furniture House.
I. DAVID sITZLER

HAVlNG removed my Cabinet Wareroem
Ii and shop 10 the cnrneT of Louisiana Ave-
nue. and Railroad, would inYiie my fTivbdS aud
Patrpnst 70 call Atthe new lueuii0B.
Those desiring To get furniture Of any kipd
wllIPleasecall and examine my stoek. Of Wbie
hne selection will be kept Away on band.
Cnffins Of Vari0ns si1ss on hand. or mnds
promptly TO order. Sna
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-06
Perrysburg Hotel Co.
SUBSCRIPTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Books have been opened for SubserirIh >
~ Ca ans vaPs.sI stock Of the PvTrytbUIe Ho,s
U1"mpany y OF rerrysbnrg, Ohio. Aithe cfRrS
OF Perrysbnrg
By order OF
ID .Rheinfrank, ARdrew Roach
James Pierce, Henry ThoSpion
~. Jonn q. Hoffman, Clemens Last,
Incorporation Of said cOppssy,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-06

The race is not always won by the strong.
Were il so the onion would be ahead in.
stead Of the cabbage.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-06

SCHOOL ExA HINERS,NOTICF-
~ 7 be meeting "f the Boa I'd nI Sehm.l Ex-
AmineTs for Wood County, Ohio. will be aa
allows:
Bnwliug Green, Tuesday, August 10, 1878.
kULRS
The following rnles wiltbs strictly enforced
AneSaminatii,as wIi6 enmms nee promptly a
so'el"ek A. N and chase slaPM
Applicants Wust furnish The msslves with psna
And pencils, paper only being furnished By the
Bnard.
In no case will more than two six months esr-
hheates be granted to the same applieant.
ADplIca mis- wIllbe required 20 furnish eeF
tihcates Of gOnd mnTa character
There will be M examination Of apple ~ IL
eAce ~ re9Siay mesiings Of the hoard.
No certificate will hereafter be ant-dAted TO
cover time tang hi preViohs TO exa minatiOn.
By order Of the BasTd. L..
RoBERT nUHH. Clerk.
Rowling Green, January II. 1874.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-06
RsVHbIiCan Mass Convention.
TOthe RePubllcau Electors Of Wood
44.Yo a.r County, Ohio.

1ObME AGNuDttCuu AsttCtOib u "OOu
73.4n aDf County, Ohio.
Voc are hereby requested 10 meet In Mass
Convention, at Bowling Green,o on
.a. Saturday, August Z, 1878,
at - o'olnek A. ". for the purpose Of nemina-
ing candidates 10 be supported at the ensuing
Oplobss Election. for the following ofiees,o to-
Wit raL .aH I'g'.U. .DF gIli
Representative, ID s-
Probate Judge s 5s
Two Comm missioners,
oH Prosecuting Attorney,
is. infirmarY Director.
Aiso T. select delegates ts,ghe State Ssnatorial
Oonveu,lar, and 10 consider tho pniprieiy of
adopting the holding nG Delegate Conventions
In the organl1atiUn Of the Cini vcntion, each
Township will be entitled to the number nf votes
designated 10 the following table, based unon
the vote cast for Secretary Of State in 1874,
Eias
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-06

Incendiarism has become so prevalent in
London, Ont, that Tie English insurance
companies doing business there have deci-
ded to withdraw thcif agencies. Fires arc
said to be Of almost nightly occurrence.
The Defiance Erprcss uceirses the editors
Of the Paulding Democrat OF conducting
their portion cf theprescnt campaign nm
der the opinion that GRANT is a candidate
for President. Too modern. II is Gcncr-
al JACKSON they are voting for up there
, 1875-07-20

10 the Editor Of The Ch,tHGo tribune:
Cn1uAoo, July l7.-Iu recent lasue OF TIE
TRIBUNE, observed au editosial WHICH, all1d!ng
10 tho bribery ut the Norwich cloctiou. statcs
that 1t confirms all that haH been Said about the
painful prevalence Of bribery in England In Tar.
liamoutary elections. 1hls is sorious Charge;
hut, without going beyond what IlaH appcarod
in The Tribune, is 1t fair infe, once-a logical
doduotlon-from tho faots tbore disclosed
Eoadng your paper regularly, ! Laya noticed
several articles Of fate on bribery in England !;
but, 10 fart Norwich alone has The solitary dis
tlnetion Of figuring in such diEcrcditablo pro-
cccdnGs. Tito bribery ut Norwich seoms 10 be
al that IL alleged. To support your sweeping
Charge against England ollo would naturally
expect to hear Of Cases OF bribery in London,
Liverpool, Manchester, and elscmllele through
OUT tho length aud breadth. of tho land. hut
these IL not whisper nf Buell thing.
Norwich ia not oil England. but only 4
atxtl-,ata town tleIolu; aud, though tier.
has individually boon grosn bribery In That
town (but n'!sgea nowhere else, ,uuns RESPECTS
1uHy aemur to YOUR proposition, and. OH tho
contrary, maintain thai tho solitary Norwich
bribery is but tho exception which p,oyes tho
gaucrai rule. tint bflboly III Ensiaud is of ycry
'Into occurrence. Tic laws there nro soyrro
against It, and What s mo1e, toy arc etrictly GIL
forced. THO voting thoso, also, iB now c1ItlraIy
secfet' aud bribery, evcn il attempted, woull
10 very poor and uneer&sin gatno 70 plav; 4
innn who could rs brlbcd could not bo trusted
to pctGortn his part OF tho obligation when thore
could DO Ito chance OF his being found out. Ho
long az Euglanl'o Legislators, a. r.e, are af,er
the stamp OF Gladstone, Blight, Cross, UathUr,,o
Hardy. etc., there iH 10 four Q( eIectIou.lrhcry
oe!n6 pleVaEeht' J. +. q,
, 1875-07-20
1'lllctL.


Credit should he giycu to tie plncky Princeton
Poy "ho rowed brayely on with Ills crow yoA,et-
day until Le tainted from the pain of gelon Oh
bis finger. afon and women though. eau en-
ause much physical suffering wllle under = stato
Of llgh mental excitement. Tho late Anna Cora
howatt tho actress, relates III il,staucs Of wt,yu
Hho was playing Eradae, which ap.iy illustrates
thta. Tho stage-caspontcr Ind caro!essIy left
the point Of large nail oLts,,du1g from tho
statue whtch figures 10 largely in tie laat scene
when Mis-. McWatt rushed to the u.utue IND
threw her arms around 1t, The nail pcuetrstai
hor nesh moro than all inch. Yet 30 great wan
tho mental axcltencns Of The moment. aud m
tui!, WA nhe occupied with the srsus that at1o
not know thss she hsd met With M sccidens Iii.
I'll: when tho curtain bad fallen, the sharp na,,
told of hor ,dile.ntna. Young parmly may .'sya
been buoycd up by tho aarne mental excItan,"nt
but. all the samo, le deserves much croiit torr
hls pluck. va
, 1875-07-20

tho scousge Of the human family. may in it's
early stages bo promptly arrested auu rorma-
nontIy ouzud. =
RAyESswoop, W. ys.-Dr. Il. !. Picrcr Nuf-
J.1lo. n 1.-Ssn: For tho lsat year have been
using your Golden Medical Discovery. love-
my lilo to IL, having beon afflicted for yoars.
Did not uao 1t but short titns before was
boncAtGd; at that tlulo Was ytry bad, nut abe
to 81. up much, WAS suffering greatly with my
throat, MAS gattlnR pltud, lad 4 dry cough. anu
tnnch pain In my lungs. have used twelve bot
tics Of tho Discovery. and am almost vol.
KATE 7, WAnuSER.
4 sou OF Mr. ]. II. .lescch. Of Chatham Fons
Coguor4, N. T.; has beon cured OF consumption
by DR.. ricrceH Golden Medical Discovery, 10
Bnys alr. Z. u. Canlelj, edilor Of tho Chatham
Courier.
II, Il. Es'ar, drugeist at Wcnt Union. O..
writes to btate that Dr. pierco's Golden Medical
Discovery has effected q wonderful cure Of Con-
sumption In his neighborhood
, 1875-07-20
ELSEWHERE. J.
i QiYQuCE-.AHE.

erseta' Correspondence u Ths CHICAGO 4,.oans.
Dzs NOISES Ia, July 1.-THE diyorco..ns, a,
saFona II. psobets W. Il. ". proborr, that has
been occupying tie attention Of 8. r. woa1.
ward, lsefefco, aul most Of lilo best leca, tsisa.
OF our county. tho past two weeks. H., h,n bn.,,
anaIly sestled. The parties l4tlsant ocouny ritz ritz
prominent positions IN sooloty, and, Gu aoooa.,s @
OF their position. tho case attracted cousi,er,,o
attention. The plAinslT In her petition. ot,;,,o,
dsoros oil the gtound of adultery snd inb,.naa,u,
Treatment II prove tho tlrnt allegation, lottcr
"aa Aitrodnceu, plrlUEtinY to hnva
eocn wrlttcu by defendant. lu Will,
he confessrl improper Intimacy viii
serYaIstgisl formerly 10 tle employ Of a. II
Flanders. ot tue Evai's House. III this city. Al.
ness to exclude this letter, st, after so,no nrn.
'Tn1aa!nary ~ aklrtnishlpg, the Koforeo admtted It.
uhe defendant, tn his ansrer 10 p!aintiif'e reti.
lion. deptcd ever 10 hare written Tho lstter in