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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-29
New Remedy for Chicken Cholera.

S. l.. Mccormick furnishes an ex-
change with the following important
information: | will give your readers
my treatment for chicken cholera.
About one month ago my chickens
took the cholera, and having tried all
remedies | could hear Of without any
good results, and knowing that boiled
oats are a sure cure for sours in young
stock when fed TO the mothers, L con-
cIuded to try the same for my chick
ems. | quit feeding cJrn 10 my chick
ems and fed them boiled oats for few
days. Those who were too sick to eat,
| drenched with the water in which the
oats were boiled. The result was that
every one of my chickens got we'll l
have been feeding boiled oats once or
twice a week since, and they all remain
healthy and in good condition. If
any of your readers have chickens
with the cholera, trust they will give
my treatment a good trial.
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The Treasure of Islam.

WASHINGTON, June 19-Delaplaine
Charge d'Affaires of the United States at
Vienna, SAYS the Sheik u Islam has re-
Gently sent delegation of doctors Of
law to the Cherif of Mecca, a direct de-
scendant of the Prophet, for the purpose
of demanding fund from the treasure OF
Islam TO be applied in the defense of the
Islam faith. This treasure if formed
from the annual offerings of pilgrims
which are accumulated in the kasbah
of Mecca. The Cherif of Mecca receixes
on an average 100000 francis in an
nual offerings.
One offertory chest was opened during
the Russo-Turkish war in 1923. Sever,
al large sums were Withdrawn butt was
afterward again closed. 4 second ches;
was opened in 1854, during the Crimean
war, but the third has not been opened
since 1415. II is conjectured that the
accumulation ofmoneyin the last named
offertory chest cannot be less than 200,,
100000, and it is fully believed that the
total amount ofthe treasure of Islam will
exceed 6OO,COOOO0 francs, and even q
much higher sum.
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CKEyCHOLERA-IS THERESu
4 DISEASE!

Columbus Republican: A few days
ago James A. Smith had two fine chick
ems that were sick, and from their LOOKS
and actions were liable to die at ANY
moment. He alluded to the fact one
day in the presence Of DIR. Z. ID. Won
Klein, a well read physician and sur
geon formerly of Cincinnati, who has
permanently located here. The dec
tor said to Mr.. s.: "You go and bring
one of the chickens to the store and l
will show you what you term chicken
cholera" The chick was brought, and
the doctor pulled out the feathers over
the craw, and that organ plainly indi'
Gated the seat of the disease. 1t will
infiame to the highest degree. An in
cisiop was made in the craw and pan
of tweezers inserted and more than
pint of dry hay or grass was drawn
out. The doctor said this was indiges-
tible. and when once in the craw death
must ensue unless relief was had by
extracting it as demonstrated IN tins
case. This was evident 10 all who wit
messed this operation.
During the operation alluded TO
above. the chicken made no signs OF
uneasiness or of pain. The two chick
ems operated upon as above are now
running around the yard as well as
ever. The doctor contends that two
thirds of the chickens die with this in
digestible grass or hay taken into tie
eraw and yet most people think it
cholera. This theory is new to us,yet
we have been convinced of its truth
fulness by witnessing the operation
alluded to above. DIR. Klein is thor
oughly read physician and surgeon and
comes to our city with evidence OF bis
skill which any man should be proud
of.
On examining q coop sitting on
sidewalk, filed with chichens, the other
day, we noticed five large hens afflicted
as above stated, and it seemed a:
though they could not live an hour
We think it shame that such diseased
chickens are permitted to be sold il
our market. Our city authoritie:
should look after such matters, a.
there is no telling how many lives arr
lost by eating such food.
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DIRT EATING.

A correspondent writes TO an eX-
change, to ask why horses and mules
eat dirt when turned out of close sta
bIes, and the veterinary. surgeon an
swered as follows: ''Most commonly
the habit is an indication of acidity of
the stomach, and to be corrected by
Improving the digestive functions.
Horses are at a special disadvantage III
the matter of the stomach complaints,
inasmuch as they cannot rid themselves
by vomiting of anything that disagrees
and are unable to belch up accumulat-
ed gas. Then the stomach is much too
small to allow of heavy feeding or
the formation of much gas without in
furious over distension; hence of all
domestic animals the solids should
be fed with the greatest care and Judg
ment. Like human beings they have
their period of acidity. or heartburn
aud having no opportuning OF taking
soda or magnesia, they lick the hm'
from the wall or the earth from thei
pathway. For temporary relief piec'
of chalk may be kept in the manger
but We should seek to remove the rad
ical evil by giving better tone to th'
stomach. Feed sound grain and ha!
in moderate amount and at regular in
tervals, and don't work or drive hare
for an hour after each meal, lest diges
ton should be impaired. Give few
carrots, turnips, or other roots if avail
able; water regularly, and never JUS
after a meal, and put an ounce of sal
in food or water daily. And existing
weakness of digestion should be cor
rected by course of tonics such as
oxide of iron two ounces; calcined mag
nesia, two ounces; powdered nuI
yomica, one and one-halt drachms
powdered fennei seed, two ounces
mix. Divioe in eight powders and giv'
one morning and night. The habi
has sometimes been caIsed by def
cheney of mineral matters in the fooC
grown on very poor ground, but thi
may be corrected by simple treat
rnapt -
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-29

here forty-oDe years ago to the scenes
Of his youth. Mr.. Douglzss some time
ago expressed wish to visit his form
er master, Capt. Thomas Aud, d resi-
dent of ST. Michael's and an old man
now Oh the verge OF the grave, infirm
10 BODY, but With a clear ard vigorous
Intellect. Capt. Auli had expressed
hla willingness and desire to meet his
Old servant, aId this visit OF Douglass
to st. Michael's was mainly for that
purpose. The boat arrived at All early
hour in tie morning. and as soon as
convenient Douglass called at Capt.
Arii's residence, where he was received
by Judge William II. Bruf, Capt.
Auld's son in-law, who addressed him
as Marshal Douglass" ''No, no,
expostuIated the Marshal, ~ am Mar
shal Douglass in Washington; here
let lne be Fred. Douglass again" The
meeting between the former master
and former servant was very affecting
Tenderiy Douglass grasped the palsied
hand of Capt. Aud, addressed him as
his old master, and manifested emo
ton creditable alike 10 his manhood
and to his heart, as he saw how heav-
ily time had laid his hands upon him.
The interview was very pleasant
throughout. Mr.. Douglass stated that
in his book, written soon after his Is =
cape, he had made some statements
that lapse Of time and reflection had
caused him to feel he had better left
unsaid, and for aught that he said
that was unjnst to his old master, or
had wounded his feeling, he begged
his forgiveness. Capt. Auld told him
that he had neevr intended to keep
him in slavery; that he knew forty
one years ago he was too smart to be
slave, and that when he sent him TO
Baltimore, after his difficulty at Free
lands, instead of selling him South,
it was with the expectation that he
would achieve his freedom. Douglass
called upon Capt. Aud again in the
afternoon, just before starting to the
boat, to bid him good by, and when
they parted both men wept.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-29
BIRD HOUSES.

By the erection of bird houses, wrens,
martins and blue birds, wholly insect
iverous birds, will occupy the premises
and tend to keep away robins, catbirds
and cherry birds, which are as de-
structive to small fruits as insects.
There is another class OF birds that
live in a great measure on the insects
that destroy those we wish to get rid
of-such as the crow and blackbird,
and for that reason should be discour-
aged. Our most useful and beneficial
bird is the wren, which lives principally
on millers, which produce worms thai
destroy our fruit and the foliage oi
our trees. The next most useful is the
bluebird; next the ground birds and
chipping birds. If these were plenty
our fruit would be less injured, and
the expense of bugging lessened.
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gpme,garw audgardfn
THE REFORMED MILK-CANs.

The cans that once in kitchen ii'iii'
Their milk perfection shed,
Now lie as deaf TO infant caiiS
As though all cows we're deaa; @
50 fades the milk Of former oAS9'
Protection's dream Is ger;
Now drink that milk nomore.
No more for those who stroye for right
The country udder swells,
The milk that's watered much by nish
OF prostitution tells
Tins Boston now so tamely takes
Whate'er the milkman gives
Each infant with diseases aches'
And wonders that it lives.
H.,, z,ercidl BHiLzta.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-29
DR scuEScK,s pUINoyIC SYRUP

SEA WEED Tonic, and MANDRAKE Pills. =
These medicines have undoubtedly perform
ed more cures OF consumption than any
other remedy known TO the American pub
lie. They are compounded of vegetable in
gradients, and contain nothing which can he
injurious to the human constitution. Other
remedies advertised as cures for Consump-
ticn. probably contain opium, which is
somewhat dangerous drug in all cases, and
if taken freely by consumptive patients, 1t
must DO great injury; for its tendency is To
confine the morbid matter in the system,
which. OF course, must make cure impoSs-
ible. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is warrant
ed not tn contain a particle of opium; IL Is
composed of powerful but harmless herbs,
which act on the lungs, liver, stomach. and
blood and thus correctS all morbid secretions
and eXpell all the diseased matter from the
body. These are the only means Ly which
Consumption can be cured, and as Schenck S
| Pulmonic syrup, Sea Weed Tonic and Man.
drake Pills are the only medicines which
operate in this way. il is obvious they are
the only genuine cure tor pulmonary Con
sumption. Each bottle of this invaluable
medicine is accompanied by full directions.
DR.. Schenck is Professionally at his princi-
pal office cor Sixth and Arch SITS, Philadel-
phi.:, every Monday, where all letters OF ad-
| ice must be addressed. 5
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-29
4 Slaves Home Revisited After an Abb
Senee Of Forty one Years.

A special Correspondent of the Bal
timore Sun writes as follows from St.
Michaels, Talbot county, Nd, under
date of June 18th:
There was an excursion Of colored
people from Baltimore TO ST. MichaePs
ON Sunday last on the steamer Matil-
de. Among the party was Frederick
Douglass, United States Marshal fol
the District of Columbia, who paid a
visit for the first time since he left
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READER,

Have you risen from your bed after short
sleep to ind yourself nearly sutOcated with
Catarrh matter in your rose, mead. and
throaI: Have yOu noticed what = depressing
influence Il exercises on ii:e mind 5iur;iIs=s
its faculticz besides eneTyat bg The bOIy as
well, How difficult 10 rid the head ot this
foul matter all can testify who are ami tied
with t.tarTh. How difficult 10 protect the
system against It, fuTiheT progress towards
The lungs and bronchial IuDes All physicians
can testify. II is terrible disease, and cries
ont Tor relief. TO be freed from the danger
OF sufIUcaiion while lying down; 10 breathe
freely, sleep soundlY and undisturbed; 10
know that no poisonous; putrid matter de-
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TO know that tns body does not, through its
Veins aud arteries, carry the poison that is
sure Ia destroy, - inde6d u blessing. To pur-
purchase immunity from such fate should
he the object of all afflicted: But those who
hay- tried many remedies and Physicians
despair Ofrelief or cure. They become in.
crscC!ouS. with such the long arrap of tes-
timnEials from our best citizens. physicians
and druggists in favor d!
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Robinson & PeldlGtol.
MANUFACrURERSO OF
o z AIN TELlMC G.
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Sanford's Radical Cure

Is great and lelia5ie medicine, and when
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For sale Dy all Wholesale and Retail Drug
sists thu oughO the United States. WEEKS
* POTTER. General Agents and Wholesale
Druggists. Boston.
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THE GREAT WAEs HISTORY.
HISTORY or THE
AsmV of The Cumberland

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NERVOUS ~
DISEASES,
Collins VOltaic Plasters

For the immediate relief and permanent
cure of many forms of Paralysis, Epilepsy oil
Fits. and Nervous and Involuntary u asculal
ion
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TIME CARD In EFFECT JUNE 10, II
EASTROUND,

Zanesville Accommodation Will leave Co
lumbus daily except Sunday at q pm, and
arrive at GAINESVILLE at 10 PIN stopping al
| all Stations.
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81 WANT MDRE.''

Messrs. WEEKS & POTTER: Gentlemen
Please send by mail one dozen COLLINS
VOLTAlC PLASTERS. Tire one sent for
did me 20 much good that I want more TO
sell besides using them. Enclosed find s2.25
| Address, f. EMMETT RlKER,
Montgomery. D., May !. 1876.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.

AItrains run daily, Sundays excepted
III. BURGOON General SuD't.
VIII. ANDREWS, Gen. Ticket Agent
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Sanford's Radical Cure

Must he convincing proof of It's efficacy 1t
is local and coi stituiionaI reInedy II
strengthens the sysrem 10y internal use
while endeavoTing to throw of the disease
and Soothes and heals the infiarned nasal
surfaces by direct aDDIicatiOn
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Sold everywhere at 25 cents. Sent by mail
carefully wrapped. on receipt of price . cts
! for one, 81 25 for six. or SIPS for twelve by
| WEEKS Il POTTER, Proprietors, Boston.
|
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Attachment Notice,

Rickets q Scothern. .ptr.) Before II. Bowers.
against ~, r. OF Jackson tp,
J. B. Strait. def Hancock to q:
OS the 2Sih day OF May, A. ID. 1877, said
" Justice issued an order oi Attachment IN
the above action for the sum Of s3S.V2,
RfcKETS & SCOTHORN.
Jaekson tp Iune End. lS77 ST
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MeSsrS. WEEKS * Potter: Gentlemen
Please find enclosed 80 cents, for which send
me two COLLINS NOLTAIC PLASTERS.
They seem 10 be just the thing tor nervous
com plants, as those who use them testify.
! do Eot Use them myself, but seeing your
advertisement, and knowing that some OF
my neighbors were suffering from various
nervous ana painful disea es, | have pre-
vailed upon them TO try the VOLTA IL
PLASTEHS, and thus far they have proved
very satisfactory. Please send Ine your low
est rates by the GoZen. Very respectfully,
NISterling q. July ~, '76. o. W. BoSTwICK.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been duly appointed aud
qualified as Adm inistratOf. de 0onfs non. with
the will ANNEXED, OF the estate OF Robert
Cowen, deceased. late of Hancock County.
70 IA PORE. Administrator.
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1aihoad IiiHs Cards.

Cil'ti, SaldlSky,& rIeVGI'l RaiIFGat
Time Card Taking Effect June Il. =.
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DIR. BUTTS DISPENSARY.

6|Haring made specially Of Prindle and CHRONIC
Diseases, Jor 80 years has just P11Aed tro tauaok
tcorks on Woman, Aay7i0ge and diseases Of tie Rro-
dnofire SystsH $50 pog. ond numerous En9rdrngs sent
po-paid on recelpt Of IS Jor bot far 20 es
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JUST THE, THING

by rallying the nervous forces, have proved
successful when every other khown remedy
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One trial win eonvines the M
sksptieai. The JRFPERSONIAN has
circulation IN Hancock county on
third larger than any efhsf psp|
and is rad By Just tas slass sdvsfti
srs wish % rsa6h.
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DENT BASIS, and Is, i'm q certain
sense, guarantee to the customer
0ffair and moderste prices. Expert
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whose
The New York herald., 1877-10-07

vicinity.
A change IN the pas,orship OF Trinity Church !,
Georgetown, ID. G., VIII soon take place, by hch
Father Murphy, OF tho Society OF Jcs 49, from Wood
stock, Nd, will relieve Father Maitrugues who will
return TO the Jurisdiction o the Western Province Of
the Josuits
The Church Of tho Rcdcmptorist Fathers. Bos-
ton Highlands VIII be one OF the grandcst IN Boston
when completed.
There Is Catholic tribe of Indians a. DEVILS Lake
Agency. They number $500. anu though ihoy no
priest residing among them they are visited by
sionares, who say that they faithful observers Of
the preccpts OF their religion. The missionaries have
baptized several others IN tribes adjacent Tho Assn-
BONES, who speak language that is understood by
the Sioux, reside the locality the ha preeds
OIL the MIX River They number about four thousand
mostly CathoicR
There over nfty Catholic churches in this city
and about iour hundred thousand members OF those
churches here The Weekly linton oil this city makes
an excellent suggestion to those churches ana
Oers is that say, onc-iourth OF them pay nly cents
each, or 400 0OO toward the erection OF Metropolitan
Catholic Hall IN wncn tho several church socIot cs
could hold their meetings, fairs, lectures and other
WI"ne"'s unu wn,cn couio oe lct Out also IN oinces
stores, &C., aud In icw years thereby bripg self.
supporting revenue
bishop strossmayer, OF Hungary, has an income of
nearly 500, 600 year Canon Li~don who lately yis.
tied the magnificent Bishop. was charmed with the
man and amazed at the medieval splendor OF
ory nifty poor persons in church building, as in
other thngsn said tho Bishop "the nearer we get TO
primitive way the better" II tho case OF the hunga
was inc example Of Pctcr and Paul, tho Book Of Acts
has failed TO record Il.
D'e"oP ovsheIS, VI NancouVcr, nus u ITco Hclu IN
tha island u be truc AS he writes that the Protes
lant sects are becoming more and moro dlsmcmbered
me rresoytcrians he says. are divided is nearly
ten years since the Episcopaians separated into
camps on account OF Tho Anglican Bishop having DIS
missed his dean. From time to time the newspapers
are luli OF complaints from the ministers against their
Bshop, who does not pay them enough TO enable them
10 support their wives aud children. And on the
other hand sect has sprung up and Is In, reasng in
NUMBERS, that attacks all the Protestant sects but
respects the Catholic Church. whose teachu points
10 us being always consistent with ITSELF since these
wauL tho fhntF ..ivso am
among the savagcs has become less active Uniortu
natciy thcre stiu remains the Methodsts whose zeal