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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-25
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No ARRESTS have yet been made Of
tie essassins who murdered Judge
Chisholm, and wounded his daughter
to her death. "Can the Ethiopian
change his skin or the leopard his
spotsl" 1t would be equally impossi-
BILE for Mississippi Democracy to
change its nature Educated to do
mineer over their slaves. and crush
out all semblance of freedom, except
to themselves; taught to tlaggellate
white females upon the bare backs for
teaching the rudiments of education
to the bondmen, and to lynch and
outrage white men who dared TO as
sert their constitutional rights in the
expression Of opinions differing from
theirs, the result is a nature cruel in
its inception and malignant in its
manifestations; in its view assasina-
ton becomes a praiseworthy, virtue
and screening assassins from punish
its model of excellence-chivalry
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-25
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Well, If you didn't, now is the time TO-
The BLUE GLASS HAT is the nobbicst
and best. Get It by all means at EE,
LINUS. :tf
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Murphy Hat,

Both good and Cheap and tie latest
thing out. EBLING las them. Go to
heiodecn Hall Building and buy 3tf
ALL the leading styles of Boots and
Shoes always found at NJ G.. Darlng's, at
exceedingly low prices. 3
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\
day evening, (20th,) which will STOP
planting corn for o-day. Scufh ei
town it did not rain near 50 much, and
North OF town they had more rain than
here. ------ --.-..,-
Most of the farmers ar, done plant.
ing. The grass is growing nicely.
The report In town is that the coun-
Gil are going to shut up the cows.
think they would lie riore thought Of
ii they would first fix up some of the
sidewalks.
The walk across the Continental
road he'd is worse than none. Tue L.
& 4 l. r r. has built two pieces of
good sidewalk. Why not have the
rest fixed up? WIN they let it 60 until
some one gets hurt. and then have the
town pay for it?
The citizens of this place are making
preparations to decorate the Soldiers
graves on the 3Oth. That is . pretty
ceremony and is one that should be
performed differently from the way
they generally observe it here. Last
year they had speech, and about all
,he speaker had to say was to bullyrag
the Government officers. Now il that
is the way they purpose to decorate
Soldiers graves, they had better quit.
Some say it is to be a funeral. Not
exactly funeral, but it should be a
solemn occasion. and not a fashion
show day. They should have some
good orator to speak to them. One
that would make them think of dead
soldiers. Then it would seem like
decorating the graves of loved ones.
But when i. is only done for a show, it
is q drag.
About all Of the mili machinery is
here now. They had little bad luck
unloading the engine. 1t slipped aud
rolled over, ''or PARKWAY" and broke
four slaves off the shell over the cslin-
der; no one hurt B. b.
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TWO IN ONE.

Thus combined we have two grand medi-
cal agents in one, each of which performs :
junction and unitec]y produce moie cures
than any linIlnent, lotion, wash, or plaster
ever before compounded In fhe history of
OF medicine. Try one. PRICE, 70 CENTS.
Sold by all druggists, and sent on receipt
OF % cents for one, Sl.25 for six. or S2.25 tor
twelve, carefully wrapped and warranted by
WEEKS d ToTTER. Proprietors. Boston. Mass.
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Of large majority Of the people
was set aside, and these men
cast out. The new election or
dersd came of on the 14th. and the
result was a Democratic majority OF
1900. Right and justice we're tram
pied upon. and tie old Wing eie-
ment which was 20 prove a very AJAX,
didn't rally worth = farthiDg. II do
peneg were down there with his light
ed candle locking fcr a Wing ne
would find his search A. uDproltaD.e
as his explorations for ali honest iian.
4 FEW weeks ago, speaking Of the
hope anticipated that the Presidents
policy would occasion a split in the
South, and By means of the old Whig
element, build up party in opposi-
ton TO tie Democracy there, we had
occasion 10 remark: 'The hope based
upon the old Wing element Of the
South is fcriorn one. That element
has been forgotten for almost a gener-
alton, and its principles lie buried in
the forgotten past. Its advocates
slumber in their graves, and their sue
cessors, thoroughly indoctrinated with
Democratic views. and Unidentified with
the Democratic organization, have 10
choice, between that and Republican
ism. Since then a southern excursion of
Western men has been moving around
among the Southern States. \ Gin
ciunati Gazette correspondent las been
moving around with them, and his re
ports OF what he noticed occasions the
good Deacon Smith 10 remark as fol-
fows:
Our correspondent accompanying
the Southern excursion party finds
thai Virginia politicians are slightly
sensitive on the point of their political
nomenclature. They are not Demo
Gratis, but Conservatives" always
voting, of course, the straight Demo
cratic ticket. Though protesting
great satisfaction with the Presidents
course. they have not manifested any
violent disposition to break away from
the Democratic party and give him
their political support. The converse
ton of our representative 1ctth otdttne
Wings WAS not such as 70 encourage
rhe belief that they are ready to revive
their ancient name or organization or
indeHtty themselves aCih any Other
party than hGt commonly knOtCR as
the Democracy. Cincinnati Gazette.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-25
Spring STYLES

Spring Styles.
EBLING has them all, not onlv in
Clothing, bet in Hats, Caps, Furnishing
Goods, &c, and at prices so low YOU will
be astonished. Cali in. 3tf
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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-25
DaIleTs Food Steamer and ETaD0lat0rl

'VHIS STEAMER CAN Be USED
IL for Steamfog Food for Stock.
Evsporatins sap or Sorsurn. scald-
ing Hogs Rendering Tallow and
Lard. Washing Wool or Clothes
and fOr all other purposes when
hot water is needed. II Is the
Cheapest. most Convenient ard
Economical Apparatus of the kind
now in use
Having In Use, on my arm. one
Cftbsse steamers. and thoroughly
tested 70 in steaming corn, and
other grain for pigs. calves and
fowls. and belne well satisfied as
10 its merits and utility in the
sssst saving OF grain erected and
the health and thrift OF stock thus
led. 1 have con ented to act as
Agent to ointrcduce this celebrated
steamer 10 the farmers and others
OF Hancock County, who may
want such al apparatss.
70 ical than raw the rrufh of which
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Arcadia Letter.

hHCADlA- D.I may %Ist. IcIE
We had g splendid saower yester-
day evening, (20th,) which will stop
planting corn for to day. Scnth Of
town it did not rain near 50 much, and
North OF town they had more rain than
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-25
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Imam ense stock Of choice and
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CARPETS
and
CURTAINS
HRS. TRITCsr & RICHETs.

HoNGOPATHIC PHYSICIANS and Sur
L 1 geons, Finhlay, Ohio. (SuccessoTs to
DetwIier & Tritch) We will be pleased to
zee any or al of the patrons of the late DR..
Detwiler.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-25

THE STATE OF OHIO, g.
CFFIcE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
/ Milton Barnes, Secretary OF State Of the
State OF ohio, do hereby certify tina, the fore
going is 4 true copy of an act therein DSmed
passed by the General Assembly Of he State
of Ohio, on the Sth day OF I. pTil. A. ID 1911
taken from the original rolls On file IN this
Office.
In Wines Whereof I have Eeleubto sub
scribed nv name, and affixed the
lsEALl seal OF this Office at Columbus the
9Th day of April. A. u ss7.
MILTON BARNES,
Secretary OF State.
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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-25
FORM OF BALLOT.

At said election, the voters d. string 70 vote
in favor of the adoption of this amendment.
shall have placed upon their ballets the
words Judicial Constitutional Amendment
-Yes;"the voters who do not favor the aGOp-
ton Of said amendment. all have placed
upon their ballots the words, judicial Con-
stitutiOn Amendnent-So."
Adopted March 8, lS77.
II. W. CURTIS,
President OF the Senate.
D. j. RI DGE,
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MisreIIaneous.
WHERE raE BOULDERs CONE FROM.

All have seen the immense boulders
called "lost rock" in some sections, scat
tered over the northern part of the United
States, which have little or no resemblance
to any mass OF rock any where in the vi
cinity. and have perhaps asked the ques-
ton: Where did they come from? also
the heaps of sand. gravel, and cobble
stones of various sizes, which form many
of our ridges, knolls, and hills. and which
are totally unlike any fixed rock near
them. All these phenomena are attribut-
ed to a single cause. and that is the great
sheet of ice which Nature stored up ages
ago without the necessity Of protecting it
in an ice-house. According to Agassiz,
the sheet of ice extended in this country
as far as South Carolina or Alabama,
and was thick enough to cover all the
mountains OF the eastern part of North
America, with the exception of Mount
Washington. This peak projected, lone
sentinel on that vast waste Of ice, two or
three hundred feet. In the latitude OF
northern Massachusetts, he conceives the
ice to have been two and three miles
thick. The boulders were all torn of by
the advancing ice sheet. from the project
ing rocks over which it moved, and car
red or pushed as "bottom drift" scratch
ing and plowing the surface over which
they passed. and being scratched and pol
ished themselves in return, till they were
finally brought to rest by the melting of
the ice. They were not carried as far
south rs the ice sheet extended, seldom
beyond the parallel of forty degrees north.
The native copper Of Lake Superior was
drifted four or five hundred miles South ;
and the pudding stones Of Roxbury,
Mass, were carried as far south as the
Island of Penikese.- Scientific american.
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Id fam 90 bod rpeniaRene nt&t feben.

t6 fann 90 bod penisfens nt&t isbsn
rDenn man fe btnrt6tet." Der psntel
eewdbrte ben @unf6 unD er9rtf Ebez
rele tbr 8ater ftiea btnter thr rae
Blutaeriife binan. tnbem Ct t6 an
Dem Sbscse TIRES ElefpeS fefbteIt,
Oben angetommen. umasmten fe IG
nod etumal. NIs man fetne Tohtel
BON tbm rte. rtef Der Marqmis : zee
lebs Der R6nt9!" unp als Die Metbe an
TIN fam, wieoerbplte CT pteien Huf nod
sueimal, unp TIRE R6pfe fteIen na6etns
AMBER pom Numpts eetrennt. 0autloS,
ben dna1ltden Slid ouf Dtsfes Sdau-
lpiel sert6tet, ffano pte MenBe, unc
paS tnntefe Willeicen NIT ben betpen
uneldfltden ipra6 aus Den Mtenen
ausr Anwelenpen.
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Sermbi9nn9.

NSeu~ otr ouh pie Sage fie6en
Gbne Nlf unn 4siteoerfebr
seane lie unb Law tie atsben,
@rGme ~ftbeleenb e'h MID. mebr.
Yptl ih Dir bic &oonne netsen
llnb Der Eae In NaGt rer9eb'n,
Maaen burn Der Sterne &ei9en,
Sreue btG, DEN Mcno 81 fsb'n.
6ot rid, fue pom @6laf umfansen.
Wetbenb nph eepedt pie Na6t,
Treue etb, raB oufSeaansen
Nur Der Eaa In aelp'ner 9ra6t.
DoG upa jsslther Mtnute
Sorrre ni6t Der 5reube 3oa,
Sur benz tlta3ufrteD'n Rutbe
@trp oas Maab Der Treupe poa.
uup I'm 9Getosn unb TN Metben
6alrs otr pte SeeIe Jung,
Wanoelnc uuter Qult unO 9etoen
6cfnune uuo Grtnnerun9.
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m~iroiacr eas3sueniR aus sineu' 'Oitfr
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Damn TT Der 48tnter ntft ;u lang.
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$50 @laube, 9teb unb 9Ofnuna bllbt,
Damn tannlt bu g eltrarten fetn,
Bts Dir bdS Slid duG br1uBen alHbt.