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, 1876-01-08
Rt6mpnb poit OFFICE.
ppif-N rro neement.
-. Oftgbfr 1873.

WOfnlihe GurhbrH. :aneimof tSorns.
Srriitnds nusaenrn1 m en- = grfunft q. W.
nnb I IS y. M. -PDff9luB J .35 pnb sos
81. d..
gonn.ae- anluuft $50. 81. -era.
ftfue 1876 81. r..
NnrsIiGe Meg 4nf- TGsliG, orsoeucm.
men Sonnia1e. @ntunfT I As n. 3d.
YoIti6luS l.35 unb 20 q. 8.
sUoli9e Gnf. .3msirai tdafi6. @rrn.
Naa diieeencmmen. - Mufunft 1900 M.
nrr 500 v: W.- YcffdIub 4g. M. n
f2.A5 81. W.
@orntccs:- @nfuns 1900 r. wse
hlub 12.45 q. 81. '
&te1 mono g. TanhiGe Gifsntah ID. 56o.
I'D. @ntunft 2-30 81. 81. - Npa1hiue
12.45 q. 81. '
ornbi0e& Greensboro. 3m.imar tia
tih. @rfu' # 2-58 urb 9 a. R. - qeR
lUint AZ. ~. unt t2.45 u. N.
SarurbiQc. 1daIid, e nntoas ouso,rsu.
8.3O@. 81. ''"f~'"p
6befapeafe & Obiu Giienbatn 9aali6
Sfnnfd9s nysasnom men. Mnfunfl 6 81. gR
- gefldlub $50 y. ID.
3sndbMrs Charlottesville, e taunton. gpbi,
Sulphe' Sprinae urb weftit bon WbiteSu nj.
pier Sprthas : Mnfunf. S 9. M.- Vpf.
IttuB e.20 81. 81. ''0
gSef pnint unb etationen an ber n. N.
". UNI e. &. u. 5daIi6, @enrfaas ausoe.
nommen. Anfunft 1890 y. Or pptt-
i9luB 2 q. 81. "
|. @leuesitsr, istsr @ef point. ,aalid.-gs
'untf' 1880 9. %. ppflatlb 2R. Or.
XafpatonnOd, iiter gilb Saul, tSolih.
&"funft $50 g. 81. - pOfidlns i 8. 81,
Samtrs Sitter camtfer. Tr.imal mSh,r,
llf. a@Efanf, Mouta3s, MltiwUd,s nns
gfeitaes, 5N. ". = ypfi6luB. Titnlfaos
{ Aonnsrliaas nnb e Oanatents, 5.3O8 o. W.
SanaI Gafct. 1r.imnI y Sdeatit.
anthnit Mittn ODDS, 1reitass ure g pnntaos
y ~: = pehl6Iub, Mpntass, Mittppbs
uao 8rsi'ass, 4 VI. M.
slort gn,np &aute. 3weimAl psdsnnia.
- @nfulft Mttrpf5 uno Sanuabenrs. 6
M. ~. % yUitl9llb, EUunssaass unp Sunn
, 1876-01-08

Ginsefan9sn. Sim item SUM
1875 uerlu9ten 8 weibe MldEner, Na=
mems 9ltber 6ersu1On, Sbomos Sar=
lner unO Gborlep &saD, eincn 9ewlIlen
Sorbiscn, Nalnens Youlins YertIns
auf Der M&an4eltcr Bride gu ermoroen,
inocm iie inn mebrere t0rtli9e Sti9e
uerleBten, %porauf lie entfloben. Ser
unslildli6e erbo!te lid jeoo9 pieber, u.
Sei9te ben SOL Der Yolisei on, wel6s
ben Serbre9ern ~beltanoi9 auf ben Ser.
icn mar. @eltern Nadt erN eelans cs
ben 8eb0rOen Den Sbomas Sarmer gu
uerbaften. gr wurbe mad Dem 2ten
@tatlonsbouie sebrodt. 6ersulon
nno &slp btfinoea li4 nod auf freien
JiiBcn.
, 1876-01-08

. CT 80 onellen=Grans." Die
lleue 3eitihriit fir welhe @illmer &
&osers Nelus Company in New Yort
Die @enerol=N yentur iihernpmmen bat,
erfreut li9 zines heiipielloien Grfolses.
Sunberttauieno Ggcmplare bcs erlien
Seftcs linb in elen SbeiIen oes 2anoes
CUR Mus9abe gelan9t uno nod INNER
laufcn BON alien Seiten nelle Seltelun
gen Elm. SIN gruartun9 elmer fernern CT
freuli6en Nnhfrase, oHcrircn Die Su-
aus9eber Dem Yublitum pradtpoQe Yrd
mien. Scr 0Nopellcn- &raus" 1T ourd
ale 3eitunssbdnOler gu beSieben.
, 1876-01-08

@Ioden. @ir baben l9on friiber
ani Die Nusli6tsit Ger 3burmubren auf
merriam gemodt uno aud +. 3. ole ubr
iiber Der Banning unO SnIurance Of
fice," @de Der 10. Strabe er,pdbnt. Die.
ielbe bat fem Sdla9merf, lit aber bod
cine 9roBe Mnnebm!i9teit fir bic 9ss
ipobner Der umse9cno. 9err Oapis,
YrdiiOent Der uYlantersytatlonai Yant"
bat bieie ubr fir ei9ns8sdnuns %auftsl-
len lailen uno mir loaten oenfen. es luir-
De nur re4t uno biIis lein, penn Die
Staot oas Gas CUR Beleu9tnng Der
ubr liefcrn wiiroe, oa Die suten @inria-
tnnsen Der Sirser itets untsrltisuns
finbeu lolten.
, 1876-01-08
etc.

Dry 0DDhs! DRY OpphS !!
3. 81. Nriee unD Gp.
go. 1101 Matn Ctr, @de Ger IL.
erbalten nit icoem Gage nsue 9srblts
tuoaren als:
8arbiss Gnmmlbdnr- Ensiiae.
Shpavse lanAe unb crtfre Gb,m!s.
8ett Slaufeis" 10-4 ~ 4, 3D..
Sbipa ger Mnp farti or i%eieensr Gam met.
DaS Iaeer rrn GoItmerts, rasgde in Vir.
8 'nta eewsb'. Wtro itcts nerarS6stt
3ruee fur usts'rV6e GA ~ $50 bis SO
pc, Dlrb.
81 tSDiii@s unt enali'de GoEinrss, psde
ne 9emcea nap uRter3eu3 fiji, 5srrsn, 8aaten
Rah Wd den.
Iamen unt1Scus', 9usas Tsttn, geausr.
iest s unn Go'tnrrnS. Gcden. Ssm,en Sas
leGtdser. 1rdseu etc. etc. i'm T Int
, 1876-01-08

unter t ii bnu9speretn s.
iollten 2,ue. ,uelhc ocutl lie Irbeiter min
iden oocr %iuilien, no Mrbeit fir Oeutide,
uelde bitrbsrtommea uno Arbeit luhen
su betommea 1T. iuldes rem GOmitc oes
neutrality-suspicious. aufseben, banlit
oen Qeuten aebolfen wsrben fann. Gas
@Omife bel'ebt aus folaenoen Ser Ell: 8.
Sd)miot. Brdi., @b. Sieael. 8. s. &0be
ler, 5 y. Wiiuer unO S. ) 4ein.
, 1876-01-08

Ge1etubertretuns. 5Olsenoe
Yerlnnen tporen 9"eitcrn por Dem Yo=
ilSei.Gi6tsr @bite, cnsetla9t oicStaot<
@eroronunsen iibertreten gu baben:
IS. S. 8urt, mu.be 81 9eltroit, neil
belien Sub in Der 0Hentllden StraBe
umherlief.
s. 9ippner puroe IS 9eitraft, neil
lsin &utl6er Die Yoiasiere an &id=
mono uno 9anuile gIienbabn 9cpOt be
ldIiQte.
, 1876-01-08

&etern MaGt 3pil6en 7 unb s ubr
,buroe Elm s%e,uilier 8ilbert grittenoen,
farbis, perbaftet, neil CT in bos Saus
bes Sames Quinn in Der Main StraBe
einorans, cine Yartie gigurren itobl
uno Orobts oas 9aus in Srano iteden
81 molen. 9eute Morsen miro Der
fSul pprfommen.
, 1876-01-08

Seuer. @eltern gfa@t Swii6cn 7
nno 8 u9r fling bas Sad BEG YOaroinss
bauies Der 8rau NOrtbFeet, 90. GIT
Drain StraBe, apii4en Der 6 unO 7,
Scuer. 9aiielbe wurpe jsooA our6 Oas
iNnele Saswii6entreten Der 6euermebr
baIo seI0idt uno ri@tsts MIR serinsen
S6aoen an.
, 1876-01-08

Neue 3eitune. e. wuroe uns
aeitern bic critic Nummer zines neuen
Blottes, unter benz Sitel .2ouiia Meef,
lp 9ecoro," Sugelanbt. Saielbe miro
BON 5errn 9aniel Murpbp reoi9irt, bat
elm i6ones Mnleben ui,b miro cine 3ier.
&c fir 2ouiia County iein. Wir tpiin=
I4en nnIerm Greuno Murpbp einen GU
ten Grfpls.
, 1876-01-08

5err 8. %. SDnniger reidte se-
tern in Der Sesislatur cine &eIoIution
Elm, Die gforten beg gapitolparts au ent
fernen unb oae Sunbe fir welde feline
Stener 9e5ablt miro uno ii9 i'm Yarfe
b%efinoen, bon Der Capitol oli3ei cts
l1ieBen gu Iafeu, ipenn lie ben @arten
betreten. Sieie &siplutipn ,purbe Dem
Gomite iiir @runoltide uno @sbduoe
~iibermieien.
, 1876-01-08

Cine @nsahl Bills, uurben seltern
init Der llutsridriit oes @puperneurs
Dem Senate wieoer 5useiteut. Cine &e.
lOlution> Sabatsinlpett rem betreHeno,
puroe Dem Senate 9ei6idt uno onse.
l1Gmmen.
, 1876-01-08

~ arftberidt pom /. San. ~ Z
San.
Stfen 210 Stiid, BON sspDbnli6ey bis CUR
mit:slmdbieer Srrte, gerfaui pom 81 bis 81
Ste. Brute.
Gut 9tmalete tis CUR tefen Aualitat, Ser.
auf pom 6-64 Cts. 9ruttc.
Sdaafe, Gerfauf ppn 4-5t Cts 9rutto.
Ssws'ne 2S5 Stid, @s,fauf 81 Spn -93
Cts. gfettr.
adlber, per Stiif SIS. O0-SS.00.
Mil4fiibe per Stiid BON - 90
8. q m iii /, MageM.
, 1876-01-08

Der Soupsrneur beltatiste seitern ben
olliSIeuen Bomb fir Sames Dies onalo,
Secretdr Oes Staatcs; q. s. @alter,
superintendent fir 6fentli9c Drudias
den, nno@.S. StrOtber, superintendent
pes @efaL9niles.
, 1876-01-08

Ser @ouperneur peripeieerte seltern
Die folsenoen Yittl4riiten fir 8eSnooi=
9nnsen.
eporles Scott uno 81. Gibbid, bon
Bortsmnutb Stoot=Sail, uno Stepben
Miliams, BON &i6mono. Sdmmtli9e
StraHin9e linO fir tleinen 0iebltabl
cin9elperrt.
, 1876-01-08

G0pitdn 2pbrOd, Mraitett, madte Dem
Gomite fir DientlI@e @ebauos eineYro=
petition, Die beioen 9duler Der 2e9isla-
rur nit lporlamsn Ssi5mi.teln gu perle-
ben un0 Die 9sntlIatIon au behern,
, 1876-01-08

Serr Sobn Marrbaulsn, elmer Der
gSoblri9ter oes erlten Yricints in Der
Sefsrlong8aro> rel4te 9eltern ieine Ste
r3lotlOn Gin.
, 1876-01-08

Seut der unterlt ii suues-
Tercin. 9icler humane 0erein.
wclder es li6 su leincr Nlf9ube gema9t
bat, fir Die bier sntommenben Oeut=
i4en, ,peIhe Sel4dfti9uns iu6sn. aber
teln 8elo baben, gu lOr9en, biz lie Mr=
belt erbnlten oOer lpeiter scben. miro
Montos Mbeno 81 ubr in Der @trma-
mia Salle, Tie StraBe, cine mpnaillbe
Sisui 9 otbaltcn unb CO mare Su ,piiu'
lden, oaB Die WlltSlieoer reNt ,oblrei6
erldeinen uno ibte un5eoeutcnoe 8ei=
trdge besa9len wiirben.
9fsne Msltslieosr fDnnen jeoerSeit auf-
genommcn iuerOen uno BADEN b~ieiclben
nur elnen Ill beroroent!i6 tleinen frei'
lpiai9en Seltrag gu entt.dten.
, 1876-01-08

@sItern Morsen muroe elm meiBer
damn Namens @rubbs. wobnbaft in
Der 10. Strnbe, toot in ieinem Bette se=
funben. Ser Coroner wuroe bena1=
rihtiot.
, 1876-01-08

Der Seem Y1rter Staotratb bat cine
SrOinan3 an9enommen. monah es Sc
hermann uerboten 1T, III leinem Saus
Sunoe ODER aloere 2biere su balten, De
ren 8suen unb Sculsn in eincm Sinter<
sebduoe, Sol Ooer auf Der St'aBe ir9eno
eine ODER mebrere Ycrionen. Die in Der
Nahbarid daft wobuen, fort uno beldltiat.
Aui Die 9erletuns pieier Sroinan3 1T
cine Citrate BON S. seicet. Sn Der lee
teren 1T ferner peitimmt. oaB iebe Foli'
3eiteb0roe Die &utfernung ein.s lolhen
2bieres auBerbalb Der Staotsrenje, ODER
oeiien T0otuns auf8e'dweroe Swcisr ODER
mebr ahtbarer Burger anoronen tann
9atotob. l1eber bic anlieoluns
Der Mennonitsn i9reibt Die n6r. Yrelie"
in Uanttom i'm SerritoriuM 9atotab,
lpie folst Die unter Dem Worlteber
8olter aniallise Me%nnoniten 8emelnoe
bat an WOlfscreet einen Wtiblenoau in
@nsriff eenommsu. Ser Rpltsnani9las
, 1876-01-08

re 9ifffobrt. 0er @dooner
rWaria gierion" Capt. Grant, bon
&i9mono, lanste am 4. Sanuar in Stem
Oorf on.
, 1876-01-08

Gin Sober, wcld ieinen Winterpor-
roth in Soli uno &oblen ~ciutaufen wil'
ioate nldt ce,feb!en, bel Scrr &iuiam
Uiinnisero9e an Ter Ouiin GaAf. spi'
lhen Ger 9ten unb 10 Ctr, Dor ultres
den. Wir baben ms ilbcrseust. oab
ma am OXYGEN Ylase cute Waare flo
einen bi1i9en 45reis befomnlen Inn.
, 1876-01-08

Cobb itono seltern bel groTnuns in
New Yorf l124 nno perblieb 10 bis
Mittag.
, 1876-01-08
epustttpnen DON 8rieffafet.

gon aalsn an ten sipsi bsionberen @ea.n,
welee ais Sternfs itsn bsfanni 1ne, 600 ums
il-4o y. W., ?.3O utb us 81. W. @pnn
ta9s-9.30 9. ". unb 7 81. ".
gm Setertasen - 600 8. 81. aus
"; NC. Vnr alel anbern Raffen werben
ne SrIeTt auf benz Giidpsy her &r5asr aua,s
9e'f' 6. Z. Bon getp, q 10.
, 1876-01-08
q. E. CRAWFORD.

q. E. CRAWFORD,
@runbei9entbums A9ent unb Mfti' MIR,
go. 1i05 Sani StraBe. (Sptbi, . 5aa)
Saafer, 0runc ftiide nnO 9dnbereien az
be~rfunfeH, gu bernietben, pber ~ bertans
tben. Htgtere p-lteptn aus cem b, ltrn MGers
unp Minerals Ndn0, needles Uirs nil bat.
Au1 barsn ls elnise bee lGDalttn ASobnbau.
fer in Dec StaS. gu Sertaafsn pber gu SeImis-
tben.
y eonbere u n merfa M I.
iro fas Germ C.
uno@ intaire Der
M ct en- oerwenest.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
AVIAN TO Trust Implicitly.

Gov. Rice, Of Massachusetts,, in his ad
dress at the ratification meeting in Faneuil
Hail.. Boston, said he was associated with
Gov. Hayes for period in Congress, and
continued: 81 can say to You who do not
know him, that il you buy him for a cheap
man, for weak man, for vacillating man,
for dishonest man. or a man who Will
compromise the right under any circum-
stances, or for any end, you will get more
than you bargain for. A more pure, hon
est, uprgit statesman does not live. He
has been bOnored by his fellow-citizens
with distinguished public trusts, and he
has been faithful, able, and successful in
all the administrations which he has under
taken. If be were a citizen of Boston, he
IS Just the nan that you would trust on
State street, or any other street where there
were great interests at stake and you want
ed man of intelligence and probity and
executive power to take care of them. He
Is man who would be interested in all the
great services and institutions and ele-
ments of society. He would be foremsot
among the advocates of your schools and
your institutions of benevolence, charity,
and of reform, whatever goes to make up
the welfare and the stability of society
He would be the man who, while he would
protect the right and the interests of all
classes, the rich man and the poor man,
would be just and honest and upright
among them all. He is man who under
stands the duties of a public office, and if
the people Of the United States elect him to
the tirst office of this great nation, l ven
ture the prediction that there has never
been man who has retired from that posi-
ton at the close Of his administration with
warmer respect and more sincere appro-
baton OF the American people for the abil-
ity and honesty of his administration than
win be entertained for Rutherford B.
Hayes, of Ohio.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
Curious Natural oIsterns.

In the rough granite country back from
MoSSamesdeS, on the west coast of Africa.
are some very remarkable natural cisterns.
The country itself is peculiar; huge single
rocks rising out of the nearly level plain in
some places, and other hills of rock. in sew
eral of which deposits of water are found at
the very top. A recent traveller visited
one of these and describes it as natural
tank with narrow entrance, containing
some 800 or 400 gallons of exquisitely clear
and cool water. 1t was covered with vast
slabs of granite, from which the rain drain
ed into it during the rainy season, shading
the water so that it could not be seen with
out torch, and so protecting it that the
sun cannot evaporate it during the dry sea-
son. Thus bountiful store of excellent
water Is preserved, while there was not a
drop to be had elsewhere for miles.
A still more remarkable cistern of this
sort Is that of the Pedra Grande or Big
Stone, some thirty miles from MoSsameS-
des, huge rounded mass of granite rising
out of sandy plain. On the smooth side
OF this rock, twenty or thirty feet above
the plain, is circular pit about ten feet
deep and SIX feet across. The rainfall en-
the rock above the pit drains into it, fill
ing it completely every rainy season. The
walls of the pit-whch is shaped like a
crucible narrowing gently to the bottom
are perfect and regular, the inclosing
granite being of the closest and hardest de-
scription. The cistern will hold several
thousand gallons of water. Near by are
smaller pits of similar character. Their
formation is unexplained. The water of
this strange well furnishes the natives and
travellers with an abundant supply during
the dry season, consequently it is noted
halting place.-Erchange.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
AGrocer,s TrIck.

The other day Grand River avenue gro
Ger purchased 80 pound crock of butter
OF q farmer whom he had never dealt with
before, and while down cellar emptyinp
the crock he thought of trick. to sur
prise the agriculturist. Finding a stone
weighing about 8 pounds, the grocer
creased it, carried it up stairs with the
crock, and pointing to it quietly remarked
This, of course, is to be taken from the
gross weight, as well as the jar.'
The farmer looked at the stone for sew
eral long seconds, and then in a voice so
low that no one else could hear. renlied,
"Please kiver a piece of paper over t the
jar, for there's man out BY the door who
knows me-" O- 'lN ~
The grocer finally explained his fiendish
plot, and the butter sellers face underwent
a sudden change. Reaching over the su-
gar barrels to shake hands, he said:
II didn't hardly believe it, though NV
Tlfe came from q tricky family, and 1
should have gone home and Organized
mourning and lamentation in that farm
house.H Detroit F5.so ''iS De- 90. III
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
The Negro ana the Cheek

A colored resident of Detroit who is tht
owner of a cast-iron horse and an old wa
gon, was hired to draw some dirt for a yard
on Beaubien street, and when his work wa:
completed the owner of the premises hand.
ed him check for 7.50.
SIS dat seven dollar and half bill?'
asked the colored man, turning the check
over and over and regarding it with great
curiosity.
''That is a check ON a bank, was the re-
ply. '.Iake it down there and get your
money"
"De feller at de bank owes you, does he?'
was the next query.
Il have money there, and he will hand
you seven dollars and half"
81 dunno bout dat" slowly remarked
the colored citizen. 'SSposen 90 down
dar an he says dis yere document is an Or
der on hardware store?''
"0h, it will be all right, replied the citi-
zen and he started down and left the negro
looking at the back of the check. When
he reached home at night his creditor was
there and waiting. Holding out the check
the negro said:
''Dis yere paper doesn't seem to be WORT
a cent. | took it down dar and de feller in
de bank looked at it, and looked at it, and
den looked at me, AM den stuck up his
nose and yelled cut; s'What's yer name.
an whar you ive|s told him mighty
straight, an den he wanted me to write nv
name on de back, an fool around, an fool
around, an jist picked up de manuscript
an walked out. De family is out of 'taters
an meat, an I'd like to settle dat account
Tor postage stamps or shinplasters. -
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
NEW ART OF PRESERVING

a 4 HEALTH; or selErreservation. Written
" me Chief Consulting Physician Of the Old Dis
pensary, established over forty years treatise
IN ~ al diseases which flesh is heir to- Five pagee
ins iIussIaIed Acknowledged by the press and crit
- SiS ~ 9l nlOsi wonderful book ever published Ev-
" laniy ~ shOlld have q COPY.
- ieinlhgs contribution to the ever-impOr Z
s.. is meme viii command more than Ordfnarv ats
tei1dlOh.-F ny, philadelphia Inquirer.
me ooOk treats specifically Of an dfsaaaaa 70
"It1h ~ .i nesh Is helr to.--SttHd0V TrngscTfpf
II sets forth the particular nature ~ aif tRfn,-.
reqnislte Tor the life OF mah EtegfnIy Oy,,-
4, All that tends to the preservation ar hesitb 4
ulseusse9 ana that with dellcaey and eorrae1
taste Philadelphia AQe NoiieSs
" all books on health and the proDer roea,. -
prolonging life to good old age that II ma No. -
our province to read confess to have met 1v;t-
Fery lew that has claimed our attention a. ~.
ABOVE COdey's LGdy'S Book
Ut. Fleming, practleinE ana able physician n
THIS CITY, gives, in his Sdmi rable book bundraSs
Of valuable hints that are really Important ~
man II ne would enjoy health and comfort
The work is most excellent one. and worth,
the study ana consideration Ofthose who desire ~
use the best means to preserve health and strenot
10 an advanced age.-Satnddy Times
II Il honestly intended TO teach people how to
AKe care OF themselves. Henry Ward Beecher
II Is worth ten times its price Il tends to goCd
Anu ohIy good.-ReU- Andre9U M1nShfD
me author can he consulted on al diseases re-
curing skill, secrecy and experience
AddreSs DR.. n. L. FLEMING.
Fhys1cian in charge, No. 2i9 N 9Th St.
agents wanted to canvass.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
A modern Georrewn.h,sn.a.

Yesterday morning a careless mason
dropped half brick from the second storv
OF building out on jefferson street on
which he was at work. Leaning over the
wall and glancing downward, he discovered
respectable citizen with his silk hat
scrunehed over his eyes and ears. rising
: from an incumbent posture. The mason'
IN m tones of some apprehension. asked :
Dld that brick hit any one down there p;
Ihe citizen, with great difficulty extricat-
ing himself from the glove-ftting extin-
guisher into which his hat had been trans
formed. replied with considerable wrath :.
YES, sir, it did, it hit me-" ,GTbat;:
right" exclaimed the mason in tones Of nm :
disguised admiration. ''noble. mani 7
would rather have wasted thousand bricks
than have you tell me a lie about it."
burlington Hgapk- -Eve.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25

RICHARD ALLEN, Auctioneer
all who need the services cf an Auctionee'
would do well to Gallon the undersigned. AZ he
mas been in the business for ten years, and chr
give good satisfaction. Terms low. For infor.
nation call ut II. @. TOmbes'
1909 RICHARD ALLEN.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25

. sombre visaged boy recently induloai
In the following soliloquy: 81 must man.
age to scoop in three Sunday School mic.
nles,. There's the First Baptist. First pas
sbyterian, and several Methodist Sunday
Schools that have their turnlouts pnrty
soon. Then there's five or six others come
all in heap, sometime in August Now
something's got to be done If this iuffer ;s
q going to git his dipper in all around
I've jest got to fly round and Join abont
three Sunday Schools a week for the next
SIX weeks, il / expect to be in any kind of
condition when winter sets in"
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
COcOanut PIE.

Take teacup of cocoanut, put If into
eotfee-cuP, fill it up with sweet mill and and
let it soak few hours. When --aa, read% Gnu ~
bake the pie, take two tabiespoon%fuIS % ~ ~
Hour. mix with milk, and str in fbrool tbI ~
fourths OF a cup of milk Tor waterl. Mac ,Iooo
on the stove and stir until it thiokens Psal9 AJS
butter the size Of walnut while woruo ruu
When eRol, add little salt, two eScs g, sar -
ing out the white of, one for ne fbe TO-, to
SFeeten to taste. Add the cocoannt beoP CO..
ing well. Fill the crust and bake W%an VIZ,
done, have the extra white ready To snraed M aol
over the top, Return to- the oven and and
nF!own Lightly, It makes the best coeoannt
pie ever eaten. NO'''iu'
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25

The above class Of complaints will be removed
by nightly fomenting the parts with warm water
and then by most effectually rubbing in the oint-
ment. Persons suffering from these direful com
platnts should loose not moment In errestipg
their progress. 1t should be understood that is
not sufficient merely to smear the Ointment on
the affected parts, but it m st be well rubbed in
for considerable time two or three times day
that it may be taken into the system, whence ii
will remove any hidden sore or wound as efeotu.
ally as though palpable to the eye. There again
bread and water pOultices after rubbing in Of fbe
ointment viii do great service. This is the only
sure treatment for females, cases of cancer in
the stomach, or where there may be general
bearing down. etT..f.,I (
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
IndiscretIons of Youth ;-SOres ana
Ulcers.

Blotches, as also swellings, can, with certainty.
be radically cured If the Ointment be used freely'
and the pills taken night and morning as recon-
mended in the printed instructions. When treat
ed in any other way they only dry up in one
place to break out in another; whereas this
Ointment viii remove the humor from the system
and leave the patient a healthy and vigorous
Pills to inspFe lasting cure.
DrOpsicaI SyreIIIngs, ParaIysis and
STIFF Joints.
Although the above complaints differ widely in
their origin sAd nature yet they all require local
diseases viii yield in comparatively short
space of time when this Ointment is diIieenfiy
rubbed into the parts affected, even after every
other means have failed. In all serious naladjes
the Pills should be taken According to the printed
directions accompanying each box,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
Diphtherta, liberated Sore Throat.
SearleL and OIIar RAEera.

Any of the above diseases may be cured by well
rubbing the ointment three times day into the
chest, threat and neck Of the patient. 1t will
soon penetrate and give immediate relief. Medi-
cines taken by the mouth must operate upon the
whole system. ere its influence can be felt in any
local part, whereas the ointment will do its work
at once. Whoever tries the unguent in the above
manner for the diseases named, or any similar
disorders affecting the chest aud throat will ind
themselves relieved as by charm, All sufferers
from these complaints should envelope the throat
st bedtime in large bread and water polltice
after the ointment has been well rubbed in; it
will greatly assist the cure Of the threat and chest
To aliay the feYeE and lessen the Inflammation,
eight or ten pills should be taken night and moru-
ing, The ointment will produce perspiration
the grand essential in all cases of fevers sore
throat or where there might be oppression of the
chest either frOrl asthma nr nthar cauaau !
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25

1t is not generally known that Oliver
Wenpdeu Holmes is the inventor of the com
mon nand stereoscope, but such is the fact.
ana ms work has been given to the. world
without the protection of a patent. He
mas an immense collection of stereoscopic