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PHYSICIANS.
X. u. BARBER,
GEO. O. MOORE.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Graduate Of Ann ArlA,r, Michigan. Residence
on 10th street below the public hall. Office at
The Colony Drug store, Opposite the WUrthing-
ton Hotel, WOrthingtol, Mimi.
VIII attend PROMPTLY to I'LL Coils. 7oy or
night. f27lv.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
B. w. wOOLsrENOROFT.

q County 9urvoyo
All orders for surveying thankfully received
ana promptly executed. Once with S!l,ck s.
D0okstaver, WorthimSton, Mobiles Co. MINI.
t3Ut}
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An letters addreaeod 20 Nil]er, Hum.
bton & Company, w zthingtoa, Nehs
county. Minnesota, win b pxpmptly
answered, and full Information given
sslserAiag The National ColcHy. :.
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ATTORNEYS.

Ar b. SOCLE,
M. COUNSELLOR AT.LAW
Aud Not Ary Public. Oilice on Tenth Street, in
The DAVIS Block. Prompt attention given tn con-
veyanciNg. Ugly.
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two passenger trains a day.; we have
three churches in Worttington; we have
excellent public schools; We have one
of the liveliest and most entertaining
towns in the country even under our
present grassl,opper depression we
have a plucky and determined people
who are absolutely in love with the cl,-
mate and the locality, and who proba-
bly, average better than any community
in the West. ":..-
5. There is an abundance of land to
be had here at low rates, and this region
is admitted to he the best stock grow
ing portion Of the State. To all our
readers abroad, we say that, consider
ing climate, soil, aud church, school
and social privileges, we do not believe
the equal of the National Colony can
be found among.any Of the new CON-
munities of the West.
Our Seward correspondent makes
some practical suggestions concerning
prairie fires and blackbirds. The steps
taken last fall to prevent the burning
if the prairies resulted in much good.
Thorough organization and detern,in-
alton to prosecu e any illegal burning
of the prairie will, III a few years, put
an end to the firing Of the prairie. The
blackbirds and gopl,ers are pests which
must be vigorously fought. These are
matters the Agricultural Society should
take in hand. Let US hear from other
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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-22
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES.

Eds. JEFF: Thirty two applicants ap
piled for certificates at the examination
of Oct 9tl,. 81 ven ladies and twenty one
gentlemen. Thirteen of the latter and
five OF the former We're rejected. Fonr
teen cerfiiicaf,~ were granted, valid a.
follows: Me>,rs i. +. Gilbert. \ War
rem, q. w. Srru'sle and ". p. Demp-
srer. Is months each. Misses Mary g.
Miller and Jennie Il. Cole, Messrs &. d.
lnebnit and Wan. Mackey, u months
Zach. Messrs w. q. Heiminger aud p
A Kemerer, Misses Mary Cox, Maggie
Day. Mary Wade and E;iuir, P,ntt. Is
months each.
To show what ridiculous answers some
applicants give. we will quote one or
two given at tie last
The second question in orthography
reads as fUllow>: ''Giive the definition of
the following 'v',rds: Insipid. cynosure,
frenzy, vesiibaia, permanent, polyga
my, moeeasin. r,.cid, cornice and even. ."
One applicant .iriined polygainy as part
of an arched circle, " another as follows,
spoiled meat, or anything OF flesh
kind, h1ving an unpleasant smell. We
might make other quotations, but this
will suffice. Next examination October
%. J. \. PII-TsFoRD, Clerk.
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Ghe geffrrsunian.
FindIay %. Oct %. 1879.
THE DUTY or THE HOTR.

Not TO relax our organization and
break ranks. The delusiOu OF imitation
is only scotched, not killed. From pres
ent appearances this issue, Is we'll a. the
school question, will come up in the
Presidential campaign. IL, therefore,
becomes the duty Of Republicans not TO
relax their efforts because OF the success
they have achieved. Instead of the
least relaxation. this should spur them
TO renewed efforts In Hancock county
they have learned what they can do by
raIlying in force Let them not abate
one jot of their vigilance, but stand TO
their arms and await the next onset
Hancock county Republicans have
done nobly, reducing the majority Of
4G5 for Allen two years ago 10 "a, and
by the help of Democrats who prefer
good men to party success, yon have
elected a Representative who will do
honor to your county.
Keep right down to business. 10 10
work for the coming Presidential cam
paign at once, and keep at it, and with
Gov Hayes as our candidate for Presi-
dent in 1876, we can and will carry Ham
cock county. Be vigilant, BE active!
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so many other claims to intellectual and
social distinction that these merely stood
for accomplishments in his wellrounded
character. Now this gentleman was.
day by day. an active business man. CIV
ing the usual time, care and thought to
the conduct of a large and prosperous
business. Yet, in those hours usually re-
garded as sacred to rest and recreation,
he did. by wise husbandry Of spare hours,
gather fruits in the garden OF knowledge
which are usually the result of the assid-
uous labors of lifetime. Verify, the
hours are golden.
RELIGIOUS.
The fall and winter of 1856 will be
made memorable in New York by thor
oughly systematized revival movement.
The churches. without exception, have
Joined hands, and an effort will be made
such as the world never saw before
Moody and Sankey will open the ball i'll
Brooklyn-MilIer, Bliss, and score OF
other we'll known revivalists will com
mence at the same time, and all the cler-
gy, with such laymen as have gilt III the
way of prayer and song, will second their
efforts. The business OF the Christian
world, for the next four morths, Will be
revival. They propose 10 fill the air with
religion-to make it the topic OF conver-
sation everywhere, and at all times.
Great good will be effected. A sys-
tematically ordered raid will be made on
the rum-mills and gambling hells; crook
ed business of all kinds is to be assailed; ;
in short, ali effort is TO be made to ele-
yate the moral tone of the city at large.
Great good will be accomplished Tor the
churches, and many men outside are III
deadly earnest. There will be no lack
of either funds or laborers. 1t will be
great thing for New York.
BUSINESS
continues fairly good. Since the Ohio
election there has been perceptible im-
provement, for reason that confidence
in the stability of things has been re-
stored Men know now where they are
and what they have to expect. If Penn
sylvania and Massachusetts do as well,
there will be greater and more marked
improvement,
1t is raining very hard at this writing,
and the city is as disagreeable as posi-
BILE. PIETRO.
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COMMON PLEAS COURT.

The several terms 81 'hs tcGri a. toibIn"n
Plr;i>, ~ n q rcr The several cOHhtits 81 said
DiSiTiCf, ia end or cid lFat she'll &c utueus e
IN The ev+r'sl cJunii's thss'oi, as fpi.0wA:
In Cnion Counly. January 2, Ar,n u. sep-
temDer -.
In HaId'n county ! g.. .5, May o ref. T.
In Logan eoun'y rrh.uafs Is June r. No
yember7 Z,
In shelby county jaau,s, - ", p. ocl.Is
In Aueisize comfy IaH. M~J !.Oet. l6.
In Alien county Feb. :. Hume ., Sov.s.
IN Ni,re'r county Feb :, May -. Dee.i
In Van wert county Jan. o.. May y. Oct a.
II. i'.taa'n --. unty I,s, 9. May sept Is.
IL P.q.dir2 county Jai > JHne &. sept 10.
Ia - .isur.. counts I.,n. II ar4If2i Sept. ..
IL Henry county Jan. 81, May .. Cet lG
IN Faifsn county Fef. ., Ma, ?, Cei.s'.
Ia Williams county FEB ~. sIay ls. Nov. -.
a. .,-~,. souafy Ian. 1. Ny :. ''et.i Y.
H. Marion county Iaa. .. May iG. ct Il.
L. sea.-.. ccuaiy Feb. D.. June . >o,.E.
IL iIs.erc1 county Jan -. Vay 2. Oet ie.
IL p YysH'i county Jan. 2. slay J. sept. n.
Il, "s-.. 60. eoaufy fe5 %, Ju:.e 8. Eoy ..
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Sept. q. ID. ReariSley, Justice of Peace
fees, Stale -. Ly Tie & Howard 81 -. Joe Mar
kle. Cons able fees same. Sl4l5 Sanford n
Genus. ~hafrT 4 1HvlO'. pari pay masonry
FOgleSCng bridge, S iOD. "A. SvodeS, fiji az Rob
insOu bridge. s7i.
sept. y. :. 81. Young fi:i at Tox bridge
Washington township So 50. smith Bridge
Co.. bal.gnc. In flli i,r MiSamOre hfIdgs,
Sl322 20. Same, pay ~ full for Tox bsitge,
Tawa, SlIZ9 -
Sept. -. Jacob Schwab boots and shoe, for
Inhrmary, &tj-S =. EigiHgtOn, part pay
stone arch Nc 'Onib. SD =. W Court. balls nct
in fail masonry A Rice et'> bridge, SiS7.
sept 50. A. yuch y 20 part pay grading
Eage Creek rOtd 500 e y. Adams. postage
stamps for co -. w NJ Prpssas II, m'SOnfy
Nigh b. i6g- Si66-
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sMember OF last House.

WHILE the rest of the Republican
ticket was defeated in Sandusky County
by majorities ranging from 500 to 1000,
our old friend DAN. L. JUNE came with
in 1z9 votes Of beating his opponent,
Inman, for Representative. He ran 273
ahead of his ticket in Fremont, but
Catholicism and imitation beat him after
all
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HANCOCK County elects Republican
Representative, Philips, by eighteen ma
jority. and Republican Clerk 10y -leveI
majority. This speaks well for Demo
cratic Hancock. The JEFFERsoNIAN
fought for good results, and won.-!S0n-
d,iskH ReqisteY.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-22

VFGETrSR Is not a stimulating bitters when
cr cafes fictitious appetite, bat gentle tonic
which assists nature TO restore the stomach To
a healthy action.
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I. COURT RECORD.
TIMES FIXED
For Holding Courts
IN TUE
Third JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE
State Of Ohio,
FOR THE YEAR 1875.
State of Ohio,
FOR THE YEAR 1875.

BE IS Henis H bered. That 81 "a meeting Of
Judges Of tie Court Of COn.loIt fltas of The
Third Com mon Pleas Jud cial bi>;Itcf nf the
Slate ci Chic, AT tire Court House IT, o. . ttW "a
of ciici0niaIhr. county Of H. gan. ai.d -ta,e
OF Oltu uu The ts Of the dst.c ii.rtssf. :DT fNs
pUrT"-e oi II XII tlIs mes OF o.siln a., rms
-! the c-Ur ul. Common P!eil,;' hd the Distr.ci
Courts In said i.-tfic-. tor Ire year lS76- We,
the urdttS' gI.sd iEEtss Of The t'ouTt Of Com
mon figa>. u Thin and trr faid i'->tIict. 90
herr rs ;ls. of io'siine said c. urts Tor
tte ai lal, i.' s-'' 4ud every e-jus.y Ia said
DiStIic-. 60 tuit Va
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Notice..

In .be district Cnurt of the United States, ioI
tbe Northern District ofOhio. in the matter
of WiIIiam Welsh, in Bankruptcy.
To uohofa IL may concern:
a. OH are hereby nOtified that second gen
eraI meeting of the creditors ofsaid bank
nm, Mill he held at the city of Mensfleld, IN
said District on the 18th day OF October. A. ID,
Is-S al no O'Clock, A NJ, at the Office OF Henrv
{. Hedees. one OF the Registers in Bankruptcy
I'm said district, for the purposes named ID the
27fh section OF the Bankrupt Act OF March "a,
ISz and amendments thereto. Yours. Sc
HENRY NJ. WEAVER,
octI5wa Assignee OF said Bankrupt.
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Taxpayers hereby notified the aod Tax the whole O7nG nc %
Tuuuen
before the
June1S76
after
Inv
Duplicates
mileage
dasi
payment Personal Taxes then the whole be
together with a penalty e rcent
OF
earnestly advised themselves with small change and call
eary.
rzFusIress 8 o'clock A. M. 4 o'clock p M
PETER HOSLER,
Treasurer Hancock Co., Ohio.
ETadn;. ohio,
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The Nineteenth Congressional Dis
trlet, composed of the counties of Ash
tabuia, Lake, Geauga, Trumbull and
Portage, gave Hayes 10, 554 majority.
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Female " aknsss.

yrcRrrSE acts directly u-On the causes Of
tbs-ss connIaInts IL LinvigOratesa and strength
ensIbe whole system. acts upon the seeretiVe
organs and allays inflammation
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DISTRICT COURT.

The .ryrT4i terms Ofthe BI-irirf s'..,.f ff % I'd
fnr '-s r..s - siifii CJuIni".tc "a az yFT-
% 70 1910. ..3- 1'4-sssi. a. luiioW..
e.. 3 jam q uaiy March -.
In fulton county March -
N W."d county March -.
L. Hea.y county March y.
IL Dyl~Hcc county March -.
I , rauiahs eornty March 20.
IN Van vest county Apri!s
IN ate county Aprili2.
l.. Fuina.n county Aprit
r. Ans.a.- = county Mss.ei. e.
la 1i-i1-r county March
Iu sSheif, county March =.
In Ir.-a county March o.
Ia Marion eDsIiy ADriis.
!u UniD county March g.
la crews sd county Aprli4.
In WysLd,i county APRIL.
IN Iiar o., county March p.
Ia Ilucoez county ApTiil
e. s-a-cl county April Y.
a.d yrr d., further ord r and direct that the
svs5s,i .rf,. -aid courtSs al cOInnIeiiss -
49,, ri aIF 1f tacn az said terms al si.ni
~. g,-.iis,sany :, Eere@G c. We Iss,le this 2ug
ord H. TOR fii- piirpore afJTesaI al SAID 'Ohft
Hnu.e ola tf.i- the lfh day Of september, A.D.
49, INdES PILf.A X,
3 y. PHELf, Y,,Ig.s
PHfLANDER 3 COL.E.
THOMAS BEEk.
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General Debility.

IlIn thiseompIaint the good Ell, cts Of the VEG
rTfxE are realized Immediately alter com
nIenev ~ the bIoOi and VEG ETINEaeis direeily
@ @eiehsy ~, ~ II ,iis.lI,t Oetswl
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administrator Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been Gully appointed admlnis-
TRAITOR Of the estate of Andrew Poe, late OF
Hancock county, Ohio, deceased.
OciI5W3 GIDEON SMITH.
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TAXES FOR 1875.
TREA@URlELR78 NOTICE.
To the Taxpayers of Hancock Comfy, Ohio:

the
do
Oftaxao an
Of
sosadCO
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,siee.

,,otfs.E * issIehy 9 ven thai the Undersigned
y - -. II, "a, ppOi a ed administrators of the
- t.,.,.3et- Haley .decet sed, ,iafe Of MARI
=. =. .,,.,-.-p. n neOcx county. ohio
"n '' ROSANNA Hal EY,
,st-E3 JJHN HALkH.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-22

EDS. JEFF: The third regular session
of the Bigliclz township Sabbeth School
Union will be held Il; st. Johns Church,
Oh Lime StoD" Ridge. Thursday, No
vember IL, 1879, at o'clock, p. N.
The following are the topics to be dis
cuSSed:
1st How shall we secure a better at
tendance nf the young aud children and
the parents! 2md. What should be the
opening EXERCISES 81. Should the
schools contain a library for the use of
the pupiis1 t-h Model lessons by b.
Strnble and others; :5th Should there
be an officers and teachers meeting
separate FROM rhe schools. 9th. Who is
an efficient Teacher 7th General dis
cuSsion. 80 minutes; Sth Miscellaneous
business. and adjournment. All are in
vited tn ha present
]. II. TUssING.
Secretary.
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OHIO FARMERS
Insurance Company.

DERSeNS desiring insurance In this Compa-
Il ny. or ny information regarding II, will
call at the office OF ID. X. Bearisiey. Findlay. %.
July IL # L. Z. FULLERTON, Ag't.
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To the eierE of he Coar; Of COs,nau Pleas er Han
eo-k county, ohio:
Who Is her,i.v directed to pnbiish This order
elr three con. .ciitlve we.ks ia th HaHcs Oh
(ssrisr aEd f.-dily JEFYERsO Ian. negspa-
JAMES PILLARS,
Judge OF sa Ia court.
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Faininess at the Stomach.

IfVEGETlSE is taken regularly, according TO
directions, a certain and speedy cure viii iol-
low
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J. II. TUssING.
Secretary

THE growth and structure of the hU-
man hair is very plainly set forth in a
pamphlet published by r p Hall & Co,
Nashua, n. H.. proprietors of Halls
Negotiable Sicilian Hair Renewer. fer
gratHitors distribution. The deservedly
high reputation of their preparation has
wholly been gained 10y its merits. Be
ing free from oil and alcohol, it has a
healthy action on the scalp, restoring
gray hair TO its natural color without
dyeing, Ii cures itching of the scalp,re-
moves and prevents dandruff, and will
thicken up the thin locks Such are the
benefits which are conferred upon the
consumer Nonone should neglect TO give
it a trial JoUfR0! and Statesman, W.
miHgt0R. Del
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"GARDNER. HOUSE,

"GARDNER HOUSE,
Cor. Michigan Ave. and Jackson St. Chicago.
This elegant hotel acknowledges no riVal ei
ther in its management, appointments, or To-
cation. IN the latter respect IL aHoIus ~
1nests a charming and unobsf ructed view from
two of its lofty fronts, of Lake Michigan, as Iilf
as the eve can reach-the finest water scope In
America Is diagonally opposite the t'REAT
FxPOSITIoN BUILDING. Al o, n UFT'S PASSEN-
GER ELEVATOR. T.. II GA hFhIs
T.. G.. GRANT, Manager. Proprietor.
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THR very latest intelligence which We
have from the election, in Ohio, places
Hayes majority at ), 549-
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HoS. ZAcK CHANDLER. Senator from
Michigan, has been appointed Secretary
of the Interior, nice Delano resigned.
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lraTE FIrIo. HAvc OK c0UNTY.

STATE OHIO. IfANc CK COUNTY, -
J. Peter ft-rr. tl la-rk oi The Court OF COtnihoh
Pleas it nd Tor tn. county and Siats ant1-
sasd 80 hereby rertify the above af'd oIs going
a. f,,- frlIy taken aud cDTreeily copied rom
- ,,ri-,,,,.i forrf Record on de ia this ONE.
"A, If,,s - -, \ and and seal OF salt CourtLhis'
''h ''''' '' ''' PETER PIER, Clerk.
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ABOUT STEEL PENS.

Few persons doubtless are aware of
the fact that the original inventor of
steel pens is still living Sir Josiah Man
son, now the great pen manufacturer of
Birmingham. England, enjoys that dis.
tinction. He is now very old, being
above eighty, 1t is in his great factory
that several of the most popular of the
widely famed Spencerian double elastic
steel pens are made, the models being
supplied by the proprietors of the pens,
Messrs. Ivison, Brakeman, Taylor & Co.
the educational publishers of New York.
The Spencerian pens have attained their
great popularity from a variety of rea-
sons, all of which will be apparent to any
one who may try them. Ofone number
alone more than six millions were sold
last year. We use them in our Office and
are so well pleased with them that we
have no hesitation in saying that they
are, in our opinion, superior to any other
article of the kind with which we are ac-
qlainted Their chief characteristics
seem to be fiexibi,ity, elasticiry. durtbil-
ity aud evenness nf poin'. aud Il nearer
approximation TO tia real quill action
than has been Heretofore attained in Il
steel pen. Tine Sp-nceriau are comprised
in tiftern numbers. all differing in fiexi-
bility and iineness of point. and for the
convenience OF those who wish 10 try
them, Messrs IyiSon. Brakeman, Tay
Tor & Co l:}S and I40 Grtnd Street. New
York, will send boy mail a sample card, Sc
cureiy enclosed. containing one of each
of the different numbers. on receipt Of
twenty five cents.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-22

NEGETISE does Lot EcL ar a cathaTiic 10 de-
biiitaIe the bOwe.s but cleaBses all the organs
enabling each to perform the iuucti0n de-
vOlved upon II.
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THR official returns for Governor, in
this Congressional District. foot up 236
majority for Allen He has 274 in Han
cock. 704 in Sandusky and 694 in Seneca;
total, 1,672 Ha.es carries Huron by
1.202, and Erie 10y 234; total, 1886 This
makes it CLOSE enough 70 be Interesting
next year.
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The Courier rather charges that there
must have been coIored men voting il
legally iu Delaware township, because
the Republican vote was increased there.
Bro. GLEsSNER, there was not a town
ship in the county where Republicans
turned out better That's what's the
matter The old stereotyped howl of
illegal voting is played ont" among
sensible men. The class of Republicans
who reside in Delaware would be the
very last to counteuance illegal voting.
VIZ see by the Fostoria Recietc, that
our old friend. Colonel HIssoNG, has
bought the large bankrupt stock of dry
goods formerly owned by MARTIN MAU-
RER, who failed in July last. We lesrn
that theColonel proposes to settle in Eos
toria and cohtiDue his business-that of
selling goods. We take great pleasure in
recommending him 10 our Fostoria
friends as gentleman and live and en-
ergetic business man. worthy the conf
dence Of any people
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-22

yegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-22
VEGETISE has never failed tn cure the mo-
inveterate case OF Erysipe'a-.
PimpIes and HumOrs Of III. Fac9.

Reason should leach Us tha' n bloichy, rOugh
or pimp pied akin depends entiIeiy upOn an in
ternal cause and no onward app ic1tiOn cafi
ever cure lie ei.el'. ElliETISE IS lie great
bI10d Datfler.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-22
Constipation.

For this complaint the only substantial hem
eft can be obtained through the blood. VEf-
ETISE Is the great blood purifier.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-22
Tumors, Ulcers, or O.d Sores
Catarrh.

Are caused bv an Impure state Of The blood.
Cleanse the blood thor. ushis wish VIC ETINK,
and tnese complaints Will disappear.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-22

hereby assessed each Township
collected County, ~
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-22
Erysipelss.

letter, SAT- Rheum. Scald Uead &c, will Ger.
tainIy Yield 10 the great alternative effects Ol
NEGETINE-