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A PRACTICAL DREAMER.

The very euriOns method of manu-
featuring shot universally adopted in
the present day is said to have been the
result OF a Cream. Till the end of the
last century, shots Were produced by a
tedious process of casting. A mold
somewhat similar to nut t-crackers was
the instrument employed. The inside of
each half was indented with thirty or
forty semi-circulars hollow, so that when
it was closed, and the two sets of hollows
came together, they formed so many lit
tie special cells, into which molten lead
was poured through a tiny orifice. When
cool the mold was, of course, opened
or two other methods, but this was the
readiest process, and the one that might
still have been in vogue, but that in the
year 1872 or 1873 Bristol plumber,
named Watts, dreamed that lac was out
in shower of molten lead. Although
dreaming, he was sufficiently ''wide
awake" to observe that the lead came
down in perfectly spherical drops, and
either in his dream or when he after
ward awOke it occurred to him that such
IA shower would be n wonderfully simple
method of producing shot. la order to
test whether liquid lead would actually
fall i'll glObular masses, lac went to the
top of one OF the churches Of the neigh
bOrhOOd and poured some lead into a
vessel of water below To his great de-
light, he found the observation of his
dream verified. The lead actually did
gather into little globular balls, which
partially hardened in the descent and
produced beautifully formed shots,
though, Of course, of various sizes. The
lucky dreamer at once took out patent
for his invention and afterwards sold it
for "A large sum.
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WHAT CoMrouNp INTEREST Dos.

WHAT COMPOUND INTEREST n0Fs --
''Snve the pennies and the dollars will
take care of themselves used la he. ii.,.
advice tle Wise old g-nilruan gave 60
the boys. As our eNcollcdt savings hanks
are ready to help those who are 80 wise
as TO lay up their savings, :iir young
people especially can find food for prof
itsLde reelection in ihi following table,
showing the products of weekly savings
at eomPgupd Interest at 8 pee cent.
and deposits comn'ene" Interest tIic iirai
duy OF each month:
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Notice.


UTILLIAM HUFFMASTER, whose place of
w residence is To hrs vile, Rachel j. Hun
InasteT, unknown, will take notice that said
kaciIaei !. HullmasteT, on the ID day OF May
A ID. $50 flied her peLI ion in the Office of the
Clerk oi tite Court OF Common Pleas, within
and tor the said county of Hancock, and Stale
of Ohio, charging the SaiG William Huflmaster
with will1ul absence. gross neglect OF duty and
extreme cruelty, and asking that She may he
divorced from said william HunmasteT and
asking also, for alimony az ainst him.
Which petition will stand for hearing at the
October tenn of said Court. A. ID. lS7l.
may li-BW RACHEL !. HUFFMASTER.
by W. MUNGEs, her Ati'y.
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The Rest Evidence.

THE following I-tier fran Rev. T. = BEST,
pasIo- NJ. r.. Church, NaticK, Mass, Will he
Itstd with Interest by many physicians. Also
those suffering from the same diSeaSe as al
flicied the son of the Rev. E.S. BEsST. NOper-
sDn can doubt this Ir-iiHuny, and there is no
doud aiistuI the curative overs OF NEGE-
TINE:
NATICK, Mass, January ], 1874.
ME-. II. II. STEVENS:
hear Strive have good reasons for regard
ing your NEGEfINE a medicine of tne great
eSi value We feel ASSUMED that IL ittis been
the means Of GIying our son llle- tie Is now
seyent' en- yeals Of ..ge; for the last Two ears
lac has Suffered fToIi necIoS Of his leg. caused
10y SEA IoiulOus Affect ion and was 80 far reduce Il
that nearly all who saw him thought his re-
cOvery Impossible. A council of able phys
icians could give ps but the fainteSt hope Of
hl ever rally ing, Two of the npnlber DECLARING
that lac was beyond the reach oi human rem
edies, that eVea atnpptai,Op colii mol save
him, as he had not vlgnr enough to endure the
operation. Iu then We commenced giving
him NEGEIlNE, and from That time Ia the
present he has been continuously improving.
lie has lately resumed his siudi' :. thrown
away cTuiches aud cane, and walks about cheer
mily and strong.
Though there is still some discharge from
the opening where the limb was lanced, We
have the fullest confidence that IN little
time he will be perfectly cured
He has taken about three dozen bottles OF
NEGErINE, hut lately used but little, as he
declares that ne iStoo well TO be taking msdi-
cine Respectfully ours.
T.. \. BEST
Mrs. I..Ce r. BEST.
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A TrOKN EY AND CD NSELLOk Al LAW
n Findla, OIiio. Ofiiee oNtT ftiisIs',n Z ?
store EDITaaes, secOBs door, up siaI i2-l5'5
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sfmdLap BHsmsss Dirsrf0rg.
4. n PALMER.

SfHdLap BnsmEss piIfrforg.
,. PALMER,
a TrORA EY AND CD NSELLOK A 4 LAW,
"A FItdla, ohio. Oflies over fssiieTss'nh
store EDlTa0es, secOne door, up siAfA iZ-iS'
DE. BEARDsLEY,
A TrORNtY AT LAM 1ni Claim Ag-Ht
n VIII practice "a ln Slate and u SCOUT,
aud attend promptly 10 business eiiiln-isd Ia
his care As Justice Of tue Peace. viii alt nd
10 cOnyeyahsiag and taking de ESJslilOns Of1ce
Room y. AeIodeOn Building. findlAy, o.
E.T, Dunn,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office in New Bank Building, West side OF
Ma street, No. ~ tNOv. .2-tfb
J.HgOHNsON,
TfOKNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IA FiDdlay, Ohio. ONCE In "Headqua rieTh
Building. North --ast OF CONN House viii at
teId promptly TO bushes entrusted 10 hiH
care. April %, I5ll.
JtmEs A. ROPE,
A TTJRSEY AT LAW,
,1rfiee over W. l.. DAVIS: q Co.'S siora. Main
Street, EIndlsy, ohio. April u, Il
JACOB y. BUkKET.'
A TTORNEY AND COUEsEiIyDR AT LAW.
n and Notary Prbiic. viii attend promptly
lar enIiOn given 10 COiiections, faiifii"nlnS
OF Lands ntsu business in FFBtJatf -suTt
Office on Main street, Ia RossInuIs- HtsscE, i
nearly opposite the COuH House. Mas =
HENRY BROWN,
A GTORNEl ArBAW. Dnle- uP stairs, not i
"A DODr spnlh ol CogH 10, -; flIidlBS, a..
November q, IsI3 tf
G., z. RUnL,
OPERATIVE & MECHANICAL DEEII<f |
" OVrrG cen, DAVIS COS. Al OisrTa iO.fs /
pertaining lo the profession cslciuily add i
sKi.fIiiy psriorms 1. Residence. No. ., Wet |
Hardin Sifscf.
T., III. CHILCOTE M. ID.
PHYSlcIAN n A ND SURGEON, Van Rur"m. -. 4
viii attsnd promptly Ia All professional cali.
ON soe hOuTs from 10 . and from io
p.nI. Feb is - IL
J. a. KfMMEL, M. d.
nFFH'E 81 Main street, over Lem. McMan-
" ue ss7s GROCERY store Find 'ay Ohio.
M tsrh ~. 1875
T BALLARD. q. ". GALLSwAY'
BALLARD d GALLOWAY,
DHYsICIAHS AND sUKGEONS,
Ofsee in Ewing's Block, over RuLEIauns
Hardware SL.f.. West side of Nam Streei,
H.
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THERE are fifty eight Savings BANKS
in the State Of Maine, with deposits on
the Second day of November last
amounting to $3l, O5I, 93G as Il gain Of
about million flee hHHdrtd Houyo,9
dollars over the previous year.
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SHndag 8eadipg.
A NEW HYMN.

As shadows, cast by cloud and sun,
Fit O'er the summer grass,
So, in thy sight, Almighty One,
Earth'S generations pass.
And while the years, an endless lost.
Come preSsingswifily on,
The brightest names that earth can boast
Just glisten, and are gone.
Yet doth the Star of Bethlehem she'd
\ luSter pure and sweet;
And still it leads, rs once it Ted,
To the Mcsiah'S feet
o Father may that holy Star
Grow every year more bright,
And send its glorious beams alar
To I'LL the world with light.
". e. Bryant
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Valuable Evidence.

The following unsolicited teSiimon al from
Rsv. q. 7. WALKER, ID. d.. formerly pastor Of
BOWdoin Sqdare Church, and AT present sell
lied in Providence, r. l., must be esteemed aS
reliable evidence.
No one Should fail 10 observe that this testi-
momial Is the result of INB years experience
with the use of Y EGErISE in The Rev. Wal
keT : family, who now pronounce IL inYalua-
bile:
PRoyIDENCE. 4. l., lGi Transit Street.
a.. X. STIcY ENS, ESQ:
feel bound To eX press with nay signature the
high value place upnn y our NEGEflNE. My
family have used IL ior tie last two years. In
neTvuus debility IL is inValuahle, and recon-
HeId IL Ia all who may need stn InVigoIatlng,
renovatiHg Ionic. %. T. WALKER.
Former ~ Pastor uliIowdoin =. Church, Boston
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TemftGncei or, sir COpses for s1O O0, IoihOta er'
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now comprising ~ volumes, in neat cloth
binding. viii br sent by eNpresS freight AT eN-
P%nSt at purchaser. fbT Sg-25 per volume SiHOis
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Anifhoitf The sglIexS OTtssN Of HARPER & EKuTH-
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L. DAVIS. J. W. DAYIs. N. L. DErWILER.
OASlS- DeTWILER CO.

lIT HOLE-ALE AND RETAIL iROCE \,
w and Dealers In Flour, Provisions, wood .
en- VIII ow aud Stone Ware, Confectionery 4,
Ei uits, and n taene-al Narie y. GOods at Whole
sale at al vrlnLd and Toledo prices. Nos. u
and 2i Main SLr.s.l.
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STRIVE, strive, my soul, to be limo
cent; yes, b-nifleenti Does any man
wound thee2 Not only forgive, but
work into thy thoughts intelligence Of
the kind of pain, that thou mayest never
infliet it on another spirit. Then its
work is done; it will never search thy
whole nature again. Oh, love much and
be fOrgiving.
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IL vain do they talk of hppiness who
never subdued an impulse in Obedieuoe
to a principle. He who never sacrificed
a present to future good, or a person
al to a general one, can speak of happi-
ness only as the blind do Of coIors.
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Harper!s Magazine

lNOlIera ~ WIe ITeAS.
The ever. increasing circulation of thi excel
lent monthly proves iIs continue,I dapiation
Ia pssliulas desires aid leeds lud-tsi, when
NeImnk into how many homes iI pen-irstIes
f;ery mpLth, We nilst consider /. one oi
ihe edneailTs As veil as enleTlai ainsrs of the
EabIic mind, for lis vast popularity has been
Won rs no 3pps.al TO stupid pTt.jndi 81 or dt-
prayed I4sit-i = ila-foH t.tobe.
The Gi,aTari.-r when this Mq9aziIle posSeSses
foT variety enterprise, artistic wealth, and lif
erary callufe thai !; has naI kept pace with. d
u has not led the times should canss lis con
dueinTs to regard N with insiinahle com placen-
cy. IL also entities then. to great claim upon
th puDlic gratitude. The MIgusine has done
good and not evil all the days of It's life
Brooklyn Edcle
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WRITERS of every age have endeav-
ored to show that pleasure is in Us and
not in the object offered for our amuse-
ment. If the soul be happily disposed,
everything becomes capable Of afTording
entertainment, and distress will almost
want a name.-G Goldsmith
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Untt~d SfRtS.
HARfER's MAaAEIHE =. onsssy syear.--..---...s .si 90
II 10 inclUdes prepayment Of u =, poStaise
by the publishers. = = ..
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LY Tad hAZAR S. tddrseS for one year. so
e7 s7Oo Of Hd, peTs feFsOdiclS, 10 address for
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Ocor three hunfred mH}ions Of qni-
lars. That's the amount of money the
people have in New York Savings Ranks
for safe kerPing and to draw Interest,
until slch time as it may be- called for
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Notice

hereby given that b. ]. Cory, and others,
L nave aled their petitions with the Mayor
and l;ouncii of the Incorporated Village OF
Flndiay, pray ing for the vacation of SO much
ol The Lima Road As lies between Lima and
Liberty streets, In the extension OF the town
plot by Vance Cory, and in Cory's addition
TO the town OF Findlay. u ]. CORY.
NJ. Il. WALKER, Atty. May 5, lSs5-6t
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I7S Baltic Street. .BRootl LIN, MY. ,Nov.l4, "a.
n. H. STEVENS Esq:
Dear Sir-FrOm personal benefit received by
its n e, as well ls from personal knowledge OF
those " hose cures thereby have seemed almost
miraculous, can most heartily aud sincerely
necomm end the Y EG Ell n Efor the coin plants
for which il is claimed Ia cure.
JAMES z. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary baptist Church. Sacra-
mento, California. ma42l At
Vegetine o. Sold by all Druggists.
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administrators Notice.

II Office is hereby given that the under
n signed have bren duly appointed and quail
Ined ADM n istrators OF the estate of Henry
Cooper, late of jackson township. Hancock
county. Ohio, deceascc. r.. ID STEVENSON,
mav2l-St X. q. BENNETT.
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Harper's Bazar.
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices Of the Press.

The Razdr is edited with n contribution OF
tact aud talent that We seldom ind in any
inurnal; and the journal Itself IL the organ of
tbts greaf world OF fashion, f1OsfOH TFdUcileF.
J I'tss, R0sfSr csDnIcnehds itself 10 every. mem
tlts..si tis,. Csehold-tc the children by droll
sud irstty pictures, 10 the y0Gns ladies' ly Its
tashian- plata ia end sess variety. To the prov
sirni uIatron isy It's paiternS Tor the childrenS
cloihes fIdir4ydHaiiics by It's tasteful designs
isreInbroidrred slippers and Injurious dres-
sing goWn~ nut the reading tnattrr OF the
Ra5tLT is uniformly OF great excellence The
yBaper haS acquinst wide popularity fOT the
iirsside enjoyment II afi0rtis.-N. \ E,e,iiHg
Posi- u
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IOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN u SURGEON
III lain Street, two doors North OF Karst's
IiToeery store, Findlsy, Chic.
Ofiiee hour.-From q 20 ~ a. m, II a. IA. To
d. In , and to u. IN. May l6 73 tf
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lT is significant fact that the bust
ness Of Life Insurance companies fell of
largely last year, while Sayings Ranks
run ahead considerably.
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To know TINT man is prosperous and
happy is to know that lac does his Bu>i-
ness Mt the Hancock Savings Bank.
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q. CLINE L. SONS,

w ia Groceries, Flour, Fish, and general
variety In the Grocery and Provision line.
GssOd prices paid for Butter, Eggs and Country
PrOdu e generally. ERsf side Of Main Street,
TlrsL door north OF Colt House Block. FlDdiay,
ohio. April Is, 7U-tf
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The compositors or proof readers of
this paper are at famlt for the bad srnm
mar Of this COLUMN last week.
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lANfS- ~. u. GREEN. II. I. ~
cREEh. DAVIS 4 Co.

wv Commission Merchants, and dealers in
FsdEr, salt, Fish, Wooden, willow and Stone
Ware, Etc. CQrIIeT Main aud Sandusky Streets.
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LA. BALDWIN.

TENEHAL l. PRODUCE MERCHANT, Denler
VI IA butter, Eggs, Lard, FeHIhe.s, Seeds,
% Ied Fruit BeeswaK, FeliS, liihs, and
Country Produce of all descriD. loHs-
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CITIZENS Back,

A "a fsI.iNS kCB.. BANKERS. Banking House
u = In KaYsoa's Block, No. GG Main ~ Find-
lay, Oils. BGHLfHg lsotfTs TrGla 10 II ~ and
frong % 1 n. N. A general banking business
done. lnts.I esI On special deposits.
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STRIVE TO BELIEvE.-It is the one,
almost only, struggle of religious life to
believe In spite of all the seeming cru
elites of this life; in spite of the elouded
mystery in which God has shrouded him
self; in spite Of pain, and the stern as
peet of human life, and the gathering of
thicker darkness and more solemn ST
lence round the soul as life goes on, sim
ply to believe that God is love, and to
hold fast to that as a man holds on to a
rock with n desperate grip when the
salt surf and the driving waves sweeps
over him and take the breath away-I
say that is the one fight Of Christian life,
compared with which all else is easy
When we believe that, human affections
are easy. 1t is easy to be generous and
tolerant and benevolent, when We are
sure of the heart OF God, and when the
little love Of this life, and its eoldnesses,
and its unretHrned affections are more
than made up to us by the certainty that
our Fathers love is ours. But, when we
lose sight of that, though but for a mo
ment, the heart sOurs and men seem hO
longer worth the loving; and wrongs are
magnilied, and injuries eanhOt be for
given, and life itself drags on, a mere
death in life. A man may doubt any;
thing and everything, and still be blessed,
provided only he holds fast to that CON
vietion. It may all drift from him like
sea-weeds on life's ocean, so long rs he
reposes on the assurance Of the eternal
ftithfulness OF the eternal charity, his
spirit at least cannot drift. There are
moments, l:umbIy think, when We uu
derstand those triumphant words of Ss.
Paul, ''Let God be true, AID every mar.
a liar. ~ w. Robertson
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n GaOdS al Bottom Prices
]. F. HISSONG,
RENTUN UNRInGE OHIO.

= receiving New stock Of Goods cOnsisIin
Il Of DTy Go.sls Dress Giaf,siS aud Notions La
dies and Gents Hats Boots, Shoes and J'loih
ing. Hand WARE, C. Ocrri,-S ahd QueenSWHTe al
pI W. ich viii bc sold AZ BOTTOM PKICES
apr lGtf ]. r. HISSDNG.
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them. have nothing under heaven for
them to do, but they are so cheap that it
seems a pity not to indulge in China
men
They ought to be putin the mines and
on the railways of the East for the sake
of peace and quiet. They don't strike
or combine, and they never get drunk
Saturday nights. And it is a mistake to
suppose that they are of no use to the
communities in which they dwell. They
earn their money and spend it as do 9TH
er people. True, they save something
every month, but L never heard that
thriftness was a vice. Nor are they GO
ing back to China to any alarming ex-
extent. At the beginning they did go
back after they had made their pile, but
now they put it in town lots, and stay.
They have discovered that they can live
and die here-that they can live better
here than in China, and here they are
going to stay. The Chinaman on this
coast i fixed fact, and politicians may
as well get ready to court him. He can
not be driven from work, he cannot be
prevented from earningand saving mon
ey, and when he gets money, he is going
to have political influence He may get
strong enough here in time to be alder
man and policeman, and may get up ri
OTIS to kill off other foreigners-nay, he
may do as other foreigners have done on
the Atlantic coast, run the machine so
entirely as to make it impossible for an
American to hold an office; but that is
in the future. Up to this time, lie is a
good fellow, and very useful one. l
shall have more to say about them here
after, for am going into his home and
see how he lives.
OTHER PEOPLE.
Leave out the Chinaman and you
wouldn't know San Francisco from Bos-
ton, New York or Chicago. You find
here the pure New Englander, the same
as he is in Boston, the bustling New
Yorker and the risky Chicagoan, and
each has brought with him the peculiar
tiles which distinguishes him at his home.
Ireland is not as well represented here
as in New York, but the Italians, Ger
mans and French are very plenty. The
city is a little Tinged with Orient, but
leaving that out it is very like Chicago.
There is the same stir, hustle and push;
everybody moves in a hurry, business is
quickly begun and rapidly concluded
in short, it is the Chicago of the Pacific.
like San Francisco. shall study its
Peculiarities and write of it more at
length. want to get inside the homes
and business places, the amusements
and the churches.
THE CLIMATE
is delightful. There is no hot weather
herein the shade one is always cool
and comfortable. PIETRo.