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WHY HIS DOG BIT HIM.
The Unfoi tunate Fate OF Nero-D Didn't Know Hi,
Masters Step.

About week ago we heard one of
our leading citizens Dragging about his
watch dog. He went ON to say that Nero
was splendid watch dog; that he would
never even growl at child, and at night
he would tear anybody to pieces he
found about the premises.
Amt YOU afraid we asked, sthat. he
will bite you some night when you come
home late" fflF..
Not a bit of it; he is too intelligent.
He knows my step just as soon as I put
my foot on the gallery. Why, wouldn't
take $500 for that dog. He is the most
reliable dog in San Antonio.
About three days after the foregoing
conversation took place, one morning
early we met a policeman leading this
identical dog out into the suburbs.
What are you doing to Major Jones
dog?" we wanted to know. -i stars9
"He gave him to me to take him out
and shoot him.
What for?" we asked in amazement
Because he tackled the Major last
night on his coming home, and bit him
in thirteen places; he would not be down
town for n week. a
But i heard the Major say that dog
was intelligent; that he knew his step,
and wouldn't bite him, nc way he could
TX it that he wouldn't take $500 for the
animal" ..
The dog amt to blame for it" said
the policeman. gazing sadly at poor Nero,
Its the Majors own fault
"How so?" we inquired.
well. responded the policeman, slow
ly, "the dog did know his step and
never even growled at him before. but
last night, for the first time since he has
had the dog, the Major came home three
hours earlier than usual, and perfectly
sober, and somehow his step was differ
ent from what the dog was used to; he
didn't tangle up his legs as much as
common, and the dog was fooled by it,
took him for a perfect stranger, ard
bounced him. The dog amt 10 blame:
he missed the smell OF whisky, he didn't
hear the Major whoop and Gus and fall
down in the cellar as he always does
when he comes home, so Nero kept on
bitin' the Major in fresh places until the
family interfered."
"Come on, Nero" and the sad funeral
cortage resumed the line of March for
he brush.
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FINDLAY OHIO FRIDAY MORNING JANUARY II, 1877.

cy aud reorganization we're the only
remedy. That they have gone down
though it is hard for some, is on the
whole a blessing to the community
Even to unfortunate individuals the
year has been one OF ra.her unwelcome
recognition of previous disasters than Of
new losses. When it began, thousands
Who were really bankrupt were indulging
the hope that Congressional action, or
the Presidential election, might bring 4
new era of wild speculation, initiation of
prices and unlimited credits, which, how
ever disastrous to the country, might
pull them out Of the mire. They have
been disappointed. For the sake of the
country, we are glad. Wishing them no
i'll, we must rejoice that their success
has not involved the country in disaster.
In spite of all failures and losses, the
bursting of many inflated bladders, and
the wedding of many individuals who
overcrowded the avenues of business,
the year has been one of reviving pro-
duction, of improving consumption, and
with enlarged exchanges with regard to
quantities. Because prices have settled
more nearly to solid basis, it does not
follow that profits have been extingush-
ed; on the contrary, lower prices have
helped to larger consumption. and
larger sales, though narrower margins
have on the whole resulted in moderate
gains. Yet it has been a most trying
year, because extraordinary political un-
cersainties have combined with financial
causes to make business difficult. 1t is
now plain, from the Clearing house re-
turns, that the transactions of the last
quarter of the year, but for the unex-
pected political excitement in November
would have been larger. than those Of
he same quarter last year, both in qnan-
ties and in values In October they
were larger, and as the excitement of
November died-away, there has been a
steady comparative increase. The coun-
;ry was'in position, as soon as political
uncertainties had been removed, to en-
-er upon very large and increasing pros
porous trafic. Fear of disorder, or civil
s'rife checked their tendency for few
week butthe sober secondthought brings
confidence that law will prevail. There
is no 'onger any probability of disturb
ance of The currency, and, at least for
one year, We may reasonably expect
hat gradual improvement of industry
and trade. based upon "hardpan" prices
which will help us forward toward a
genuine and enduring prosperity. We
shall still see some failures. because some
bankrupts, corporate and individual
sill cumber the earth But the millions
Who have swelled the Christmas purch-
ases have learned, each from his reduced
earnings, to live at reduced cost, and
with more reasonable economy. This
land is not that home ofhopeless poverty.
1t has shown a marvellous recurperative
power. The crowds who thronged the
stores last week have smaller earnings
than they had in 1872, but it costs them
less to command the same necessaries
and comforts, and they had something
eft wherewith to make the little ones
Welcome merry Christmas.-Neac York
Tribune
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without any assistance whatever. His
demeanor exhibited neither weakness
nor assumed bravery; his eye was cold
and calm. The men were ordered to
take Of the linen in which the prisoners
face was wrapped. The pain must have
been horrible, for Robespierre uttered a
fearful cry. The blood trikled down
from his jaw, and the mouth remained
wide open. He was Immediately strap
ped down. and, less than minute afier
the knife fell. The head was shown to
the crowd, like that Of he king"
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THE REIGN OF TERROR.

During the reign of terror all the pris-
ons of France we're filled with victims.
These were most generally the most
worthy people of the community. whose
only crime was in being obnoxious to
the ruling powers. Those who we're
suspected fed, if possible, but generally
unable to carry away their property
Millions of property were confscated.
The prisons were crowded with the rich
the elevated and cultivated classes
Thousands were guillotined; and uni
versal fear and anarchy reigned without
a parallel. Deputies even those who had
been instrumental in bringing about the
revolution, were sacrificed by the tri-
umphant Jacobins Wcmenand retired
citizens we're not allowed to escape their
fury and vengance. Marie Antionette
and the Princess Elizabeth and Madam
Roland were among the first victims.
Then it was that terrible scenes became
daily, almost hourly occurances Deli
ica.e and beautiful women knelt before
the bloody autocrats of the revolution.
offering vain appeal for the safety of
those dear to them. But the savage
cruelty of the republican leaders, tasting
for the first time the sweets of power.
was not 10 be satisfied until the populace
sa.ed with gore, arose en- n,asse and still
ed their proceedings with the menacing
cry of mo more blood she'd"
Marat and Robespierre themselves
shared the fate of their victims. Upon
the former vengance was wreaked by
he hand of woman. From the town
of Caen came Charlotte Corday, and,
after many unsuccessful attempts, made
her way to the presence Of Marat The
so called father of his country" was
seated in his bath. A cloth had been
thrown over him, and he was writing on
board, which he used as desk. He
put few questions to his visitor. who
suddenly approached the bath, and Iean.
ing over it, struck the occupant with
her knife. The blow was delt with such
force that the weapon entered MaratIs
bosom up to the hilt He uttered sin
gle cry, and expired almost Immediately.
Robespierres death occurred on the scaf.
fold. In the diary of Charles Henri
Samson. e1ecutioner of Paris during the
revolution, occurs the following entry;
4Robespierre was the tenth to appear on
: the platform. He went up the steps
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THF YEARS BUSINESS.

While we listen to the croakers
who never weary of telling us how hard
times are, let us not forget that the
enormous traffic of the week preceding
Christmas does not indicate that every
body is bankrupt. On one day in thai
week it is said that larger retail sales were
made by A T Stewart & Co than had been
made in any previous day since that
house began business. The general
report of dealers in holiday goods. who
knew enough of the methods Of success
full business to give the public the fullest
information about their wares by liberal
advertisement. is that the trade has ney-
er been surpassed. The bank clearings
last week were 3,474,S54 against 1857
S31 ,74O during the corresponding week
last year, and. through one day of the
week in 1875 was a holiday, the compari-
son indicates business nearly as large
his year notwithstanding the decline in
prices. Undoubtedly, in many import
ant branches there has been decline
In the dividends declared, there are
many cases of shrinkage and a few Of
inc ease, and yet the aggregate is quite
large, and proves that invested capital
has on the whole been earning tolerable
profits. Loans are only $11 100000 less
than they were at this time last year
and deposits nearly 100000 larger.
but though the legal tender is only
s35 536,9OO against $40,762,2OO last
wear. there is no apprehension. The
number of changes announced in the
mercantile world is unusually large. but
many of these are but the result of loss
es long ago experienced, and the evi-
dence of the reorganization which pre-
pares the way for profitable trade.
On the whole, the people have pulled
through the year with less suffering and
loss than was reasonably apprehended.
Unavoidably, it was a year of exceeding
prostration and many failures, because
with such period it was not possible
to clear away thewrecks and rubbish Of
The speculative era. Thousands of men
when the year began, were still hang
ing on by the eyeIids.' crippled by i'll
starred ventures years ago, lacking the
faculty to recover position, and vet clog
ging the avenues by which others might
advance to prosperity. The National
banks were loaded down with bad debts.
which to the amount of $19719O26 IN
the whole country, and e6s73760 in this
city alone-ten per cent of their entire
capital-hare been charged off That
banks have earned any dividends at all,
notwithstanding this recognition OF
previous losses, is an evidence of recup-
erative power Many railway and OF Ier
corporations we're staggering alongwhen
the year began, under enormously infat-
] ed debts and leases, for which bankrupt
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The Ship Circassian vent a shore on
Long Island beech on Saturday, and the
seas prevailing, prevented assistance
from reaching the vessel and those on
board, though every efor. possible was
made to that end. Twenty eight of
hose on board had lashed themselves to
he iron masts for security, and when
the vessel went to pieces we're carried to
he bottom at once Four others who
had not 50 lashed themselves, were the
only ones who escaped. The scene is
described as fearfully appalling.
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CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER
HEAR WHAT THE PEOPLE say!

The best. cheapest, safest and srrest rem
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whose name alone Is a sufficient endorse
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The proclaiming and ever-elaiming
Democrats having been puttosl Ime and
put their foo, in it, as it were, in con
nection with the Oregon trick, and hav-
ing been forced to concede South Caro-
lima and Florida to Hayes upon the face
of the returns, the controversy is now
reduced TO Louisiana This concentra-
ton Will assist the country very materi-
ally in reaching a conclusion.
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E ~. ADAMS
,., cuoprs rur PLACE WHERE

nARBER SHOP Is THE PLACE WHERE
n You can get TIE best of work done IN the
neatest possible style Ladies' and Children h
Heir Cutting nd -hsmpooing Speciality.
Shop Opposite Old White Corner Two Chslrs
ALWAYS found ready for business Call and
see him and ge' Good JOB. Ladies desiring
work do o, by ,eay ing word al the shop he
will call al their residence ~
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Sale of Real Estate Dy admin
istratar WiGIE iise WIi,annexed.

IN pursuance Df ali "IdeT granted hy the
i Prob I'e Court o. Il 'ti.cock county Ohio
1 Will offer tor sale az Public Auction on In,
goth day Of January, A. ID. 1877,
at one O'Clock p NJ, al the door of the Court
House in ndlay. in >ald touniy. ard State
The fylioU il & des' r bed real estate free OF
dover of Susanna Me- Tacs en-, widgw) Situ
ate in the ouDJy of HaucocS, an State of
Ohio tO-wit:
The Southwest quarter o. Sec'ion twenty
two (22J. in towssniI' two " Nor h OF Rang,
elrN en- (ll) East containing l60 ac:6S of land
more Or i+sS-eXceptIng about ih- ACRES IL
the SuutnW ~ corner-;pPiIs q ! G. tn ato ov,
mentirnec t;acs thai I+S West . tn Poi
Clinton road AisD -unjeci to he r.ghf al wa,
o1 The tack 90 the iIffin ard foIt WaNn.
Railroad one hurdied feet wide runniB.
through eaid premises Appraised al Ss SIS 90
Termsoi sale, one-Ihird in hand, OF e-thiId
In one year anu one third In two years IRON
the day of sale. with Interest. The deferred
payments TO be secured by mortgage upo,.
tile premises so sold. JA;DB Ticker,
4dministla or with thu will annexed OF
Arthur McCracken, deceased.
Dtcenber IA fs-6-22 81.
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AS9AE1

To all Who are suffering rom the errors
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CSURyEYOR ONCE in first block South of
- Court House Aiten ion given 10 retracing
the lines OF old surveys. laying out, parting
off,and dividing up lands, ,leveling ioI proni.s
of roads aud dilches.
Mar, u TO- rs . sm
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On Christmas night the convent Of the
Sisters of Providence at Joliet Canada,
was destroyed BY FIRE, and thirteen per-
sons, mostly children, perished in the
flames q le--f
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SOCIETIES,
GHuRCHES 6.

Methodixf EpIscopdl-Rev. Parker p Pope.
Presbyter1aa-Rev. r. X Sutherland
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TroRNEY AT La W ant Claim Agent.
"A Will practice .av IN state and u -S-Court
aud atie nd promptly q" business entrusted u
his care As Justice of the Peace. VIII attend
to corveyauciug andtak ing dispositions OF
nce-Room n. Melodeon Building Findlsy
ohio. May 5 '76-u
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TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al
"A LAW, Findlay, Ohio ONCE in Head
ca rters Bulldog. North east OF Couri
entrusted 10 his care. April 70, lsfs
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TroRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law.
A and Notary Pcblic. Will attend promptly
to ali business entrusted 10 his C Ie Pariicu'
israttention given Collections, tartitionfng
OF Lands q nd busine 8 in Probate Court.
once on Main street, In Rossman's Blocki
nearly opposite the Court Hou>e. May z.
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CEND 25c TO G p. RowELL & CO. New
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4mdlay gusiness lirrrforp.
~. III. ffhNEN.

nRACrICAL DRUGGIST, DIREC rLY OP-
posiJe the Court House Findlay, ONO
Fnysician's Prcscri ptious compouudei care
fully. Full stock OF Drugs, oils, Paints, Pei
fnmsry, soaps, &c ~
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OMUPATHIC PHYSICIAN d SURGEON
III Main 81 eet, Two doors North of karst' =
Grosery store, Find!ay, Chic.
once hours-From6 TO ~ a. m, IL q m. to
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p0.TOR wAUGAHAy.

0CULIST AND AURISC.
~ Studied the Eye with Dr.. Metz n, Mas
Long Short and Weak Sight Corrected b,
the AID of French Trial 1ldsses.
OFFIcK HOURS s A NJ. to- p M
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JoEfS 81. tiAMt.IN.
m r. aeARDsLEY.

Makes regular professional calls In adjoin
nR counties.
Nov 10 II
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EON DENTIST.
f.. pEIIFER.

ONCE over Fellers, johnson & Cos store,
West Side Main Street. Findlay, OHIO.
Aprfl a. lS75-6m
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pr.pAyIs. J. DAVIS. h. L. DErwILEE
nAvlS DeTWtlER & CO,

syyHoLE,ALE AND RET ALL GkOCE 9.
w and Dealers in Flour, Provisions, Wood
en-. viii ow and stone Ware, Confectioner,, ,
FIuits. and a IseneraIVariety.0 Goods at w hole
ssle at u -veland and Fo.edo prices. Nos. 2l
and % Main street
May s, 76-u.
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sROwNAP APENDLETON,
VIM. M. peTWiLER, M. D..

A rTORNEYS AT LAW once up iiairs, frs
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III. JOHNSON,

ATTORNEY At LAW.
once iu New Bank Building, West side Q
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lem rs A. BOPE,
IAC0RP. BURKET.

A TToRNEY AT Law,
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|. L. JUNE. d. 9. JUNE
D. L. JUNE & SON,

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OHIO. June 4, 1875.
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ss 10 produce astonishing results
vEGETINE
Is the great Blood Purifier.
vEGETINE
viii cure the worst case of Scrofula.
VEGETINE
Is recommended BY physicians and apothecsriss.
vEGETIkE
Hss effected some marvellous cures in cases Of
Cancer.
vEGET'INE
Cures the worst cases Of Canker.
VEGETINE
Meets with wonderful success in Msreurial dis
VEGETINE
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vEGETINE
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vEGE1INE
Removes Pimples and Humors from the face.
vEGETINE
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VEGETINE
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VEGETINE
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VEGETINE
Restores the entire system to healthycondision.
VEGETINE
Cures Pains in the Side.
vEGETINE
Removes the cause of Dizziness.
vEGEIINE
Relieves Faintness at the Stomach.
vEGETINE
Cures Pains in the Back.
VEGETINE
Enectually cures Kidney Complaint.
VEGETINE
Is effective in its cure Of Female Weakness.
vEGETINE
Is the great remedy for General Debility.
VEGET'INE
Is acknowledged by all classes OF people to be
the best and most reliable blood purifier In
the world.
vsgetins is Sold BY all Druggists.
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Centennial Cabinet.

J A Illuminated of Centennial and stat,
u VIEWS buiiuin.s a. printed on th'
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