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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-10-05
HOW 1T WAS.

In the Naval Orders of today Occura
the fyllowing "Midshipman Clarence
A. Corbin is detached from the Ossipee
South Pacific Station, and ordered to
proceed home and report arrival" Short
ly after the ball given on board the Hart
ford. at Norfolk, to the Grand Duke
Alexis during his visit here last winter
a paragraph somewhat as follows appear
ed in the Society portion OF the pa
pers: "Rumor has it that on the occa,
sion of the ball given the Grand Duke
Alexis at Norfolk quite scene was oc
casioned by young naval officer re
minding his partner in the dance, whc
has since married. that upon a similar
occasion in one Of the ports OF the Med
iteranean he had kissed her, the kis:
being forfeit in the game OF walking
around the capstan.
To come down to facts and everyday
prose. the affair evolves as follows: A
the ball in question Midshipman Clar
enCe y IOIDlfl WAS ScdtC'l III OiAc VI liit
spooney corners fitted up around the
mainmast, and by his side was seated {
dashing young widow Of this city, Mr.
-. The middle being handsome and
fascinating and the young widow no
averse to Irritation, kissing was INDUCED
in, and the young gentleman even wen
so far as to encircie her dainty waist with
his arm. As it was, the @spooney cor
ner" in which they we're ensconced wa
in view OF all praying eyes, Of which
there were q number. The prudes O
society we're shocked and reported the
young man TO the Admiral, who in turr
reported him TO the Secretary of the
Navy with the recommendation that hs
be sent to The South Pacific as punish
ment. The recommendation was adopt
ed and Alidshipman Corbin was imme
diately sent to the O=sipee, South Pacific
Station, where he has since remained il
repentance, it is hoped of his past mis-
deeds.-Washington Critic.
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she lay perfectly still, watching for the
man with as.ealthy vigilance that would
have done credit to an astute and expe
/ Tienced car. Not muscle or Il hairpin
of her frame moved. and her breathing
was as slow and regular as that of a pro
found sleeper. At length the man, con.
fident that she was asleep. softly began
! to worm himself from under the bed
moving after the manner prescribed by
way Of penalty to the original serpent Of
the Garden of Eden. Little did he i'm
agine that pair rof pitiless gray eyes were
waiting for the appearance of his head
while pair of little and nervous hands
were ready to pounce upon his ears. II
Was not many minutes, however, before
each ear was suddenly canght in an in
exOrable grasp, and his head began TO
oscillate with remarkable speed between
the floor and the edge Of the bedstead.
Won MOltke himself could not have
surpassed Miss Johnson's tactics. She
had the man completely at her mercy,
and he was as helpless as though his
head were in the stocks. At first his
captor maintained a grim silence, but
after she had bumped him sufficiently
to ease her mind, she addressed him
upon the wickedness and folly Of seek
ing TO rob her. In vain did the man
protest that his motives were innocent;
that he had mistaken the house, and
had merely intended to take Il quiet
nap under his own bedstead, where the
flies could not find him. Miss Johnson
sternly told him that he could not make
her believe any such nonsense, and that
she would let him know" and would
also show him." These threats we're
carried ont by renewal Oft the humping
process, until the man yelled for mercy
so loudly that the neighbors were
aroused and rushed to Miss JOhnson's
house with the firm conviction that a
gang of burglars had murdered that ex
cellent woman and we're quarreling over
the division of the spoils 1t was not
until strong force, armed with clubs
and hatchets, had recklessly entered the
room, that Miss Johnson surrendered
her captive, with the remark that the
sooner they took themselves off the bet
ter, and that if any other man would
like to lie under her bed she was en-
tirely ready to knock little sense into
him.
Thus this intrepid woman not only
defended herself with the most signal
success, but she pointed out the true way
to deal with a man under the bed. Most
women would have tried to poke the
man out with broom, at the same time
him to "shOo." The result
would have been toexpose themselves to
an attack at very great disadvantage
Miss Johnson's plan, on the contrary,
places a man under the bed entirely at
the mercy Of cool and courageous wo
man; and those who may at any time
hereafter find man under their re
spective beds will do we'll to initiate her
example and share her well earned glory
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IN ANECDOTE OF BRET HARTE.

Bret Harte was leeturing in Pennsyl
vania a short time ago. At one of his
appointments he felt very much depress
ed. 1t is peculianty of fhumorists to be
melancholy at times, and he was in this
mood now. One of the committee went
back of the scenes to see him, ard the
depressed humorist welcomed him a. a
scene of unusual good sunshine. They
shook hands-Har;e earnestly. the com.
mittee man decorously.
Mr. Harte," he said gravely. you
will find this an unusually healthy city
"Ah," said the humorist.
''Yes; the death rate fs only one a
day
At this juncture Har;e took the COM
mittee man by the arm and hurriedly
ask:
Is he dead2'
Dead" calculated the committee man:
who's dead?'
why the man for to-day" was the
grave reply.
The committee man stared with all
his might into the ;mmoyable face oft
lecturer.
Isn't there a clerk, or register, or
coroner, or something like that of whom
you could find out whether a man for
this day has died?'
why, yes, | suppose So" slowly re-
piled the committee man.
@Would you be so good, then. as to
find out, and before I commence the
lecture if possible. whether the man is
dead2 If ne is dead then | am all right
for | am TO leave the city early to-mor
row morning, but if he is not dead, l
cannot but feel uneasy about myself, as
am not we'll tonight"
The kind hearted committee man hur-
ried away to get the information.
When in his room at the hotel that
night servant told him that gentle
man wished to see him. He went down
stairs and there met the committee
man.
Il am sorry, Mr. Harte, 10 disturb
you,' he said. @but | could not get the
any earlier. 1t IS all right
That death rate spoke of was only an
average"
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CONUNDRUMS IN DIFFICULT CIR.
CUMSTiNCES.

What river" said she, as she tighten.
ed her grip on the mahogany chair and
uttered howl of anguish, while tears
ran down her cheeks, do | especially
remind you off,
Why" said he, giving the forceps an
experimental wrench about a quarter of
the way around, "of the Tusky-roarer," I"
and he calmly but firmly extracted what
she thought was the end Of her shoulder
blade.
"And what other river now!7 said the
brave girl, turning white as a sheet as he
held the bone up in the air and flourish
ed it triumphantly.
Why, of the Tusk loser, of course, -
ne answered, handing her the ammonia.
And then she smiled with confusion and
modification and acknowledged that the
tooth was perfectly sound, and she had
1t drawn only to get chance to pro
pound two conuadrums that she though,
he couldn't guess.
He returned the fair girls love and
devotion, and they were welded last
Christmas and have had a large family
of children n-Ha'rkeye.
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DOT BABY OFF NINE.

Mine Gracious. Mine Gracious, shusi l0ok
here und see
\ Deuischer so habJy as habby can pc:
Der beoples all dink dat no pr:,ins | haf
got,
Vas crazy nit trinking. or someding like
dot:
Id wasn't because trinks lager and vine,
Id vas all on aggount off dot baby off mine.
Dot schmall leedlc yellow delIs you vas
qveer:
Not moOch pigger roundt as good glass
off beer,
Nit bare-foo;cd he'd. and nose hut Il
schpeck,
A mout dot goes most To der pack off his
neck,
IND his leedle pink toes mi, der rest all
combine
To gif soOch charm 10 dot baby OF mine
l dells you dot baby yos Won OFF der poys,
IND beats leedlc Yawcob for making a
noise:
He shust has pecun to shbeak goOt En-
gliSh, too,
Says mama, und ''bapa, und sometimes
''ah-gOo"'
You don'd find baby den dimes oudt off
nine
Dot vos qvite so schmart as dot baby off
mine.
He grawls der vloor ofer, und drows dings
aboudt
Cndpoots efrydng he can lind in his mout :;
He dumbles der shtairs down, und falls
vrom his chair,
IND gifes mine Kathrina Won derrible
schare;
Mine hair shtands like shquills on a mat
borcubine
Ven | dinks off dose pranks off dot baby
of mine.
Dere was someding. you pet, don't likes
pooty veil;
To hear in der nighdt dimes dot young
Deutsher yell,
Und dravel der bedroom midOut many
clo'es
While der chills down der shpine off mine
pack quickly goes;
Dose leedle shimnasdic dricks wasn't so
fine
Dot | cuts oop al nighdt nit dot baby of
mlne.
Veil, desc leedic Schafers vas goin' to pc
men,
IND all off desc droubles viii pecn ofer
den;
Dey will wear White shirt vront inshted
off bib,
IND wouldn't got tucked oOp at nighdt in
deir crib
Veil. Veil! ven I'm feeple und in life's
decline.
May mirc oldt age pc cheered py dot baby
off mine.
-CAGs T. Addms ia Detroit Fire Press.
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a MISSING PLANET

While making a purchase al Il fruit
stand on Williams street, lately, stran-
ger remarked to the good old woman ia
charge:
We'll, they say the planet Vulcan is
lost
Dear, dear me, but that Is too bad,
and winter, too she sighed.
They are looking for it yet, and per
haps it may. be discovered continued
ma n.
Il hope so hope so" she replied. Il
know if find it I'll try and hunt up the
owner, no matter whether there il a 70.
ward offered or not"
He purchased two more apples and
then remarked:
You seem 10 he well posted ON ss,ron
omy.'i
Il do hope am, sir; though some.
times, when | get to seven times nine .,
to nine time SIX, 1 feel that didn't have
the ehauce for education some folks have
Thanks, cir good day.
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SOCiE s.

Masonic Hall located in third story OF Cages
Block, Main street.
-ISpI,AY CouNcILR. & : VI 40. 80. Regular
Council second Monday evening In each
month
FINDLAY CHAPTER. IL. A N. No. 81. Stated
ConyocatIvn first Monday evenings In each
month.
rINpL,Y LODGE r. s. M..ND. "a. Stated com
muuicatIou first aud thb "Wednesday eve-
ngs in each month.
bit-FeIiows' Hall east ri of Main street,
between SAndusky and srawfoyd Streets.
.ioLuES RULE ENcAMPME IT, No. s2,l.O.o.F.
meets seco1d and fourth friday evenings
of each mouth.
JAScocK LODGE So.73, L.. q. F.. meets eve
ry tuesday evening.
srsDLAYLoDGE, No. 81, X OF P.,meets every
Monday evening In odd Fellows Hail.
eINDLAYSAvISGs ASDBUILDISG LOANAsso-
cIATI1N meets at the Courthouse on the
third Monday In each month.
THE WokEs's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
UxIoSmeets at theLeague Rooms, opposite
the Joy House. General prayer meeting
sverySaboath afternoon at 3 O'CLOCK. H0-
mems prayer meeting Wednesday alter
moon al z o'clock. Chlldrens meeting hrst
Saturday afternoon in each moth al
O'clock
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4ppf:rai
THREE BASKETS.

Bertha's basket maiden Bertha.
+, With the merry dancing eyes,
And the brow whereOn "a shadow
! Would be such a rare surprise
What has she within this dainty
! Shell Of rushes, silken lined.
Where so many maiden Inusins-
innOcently are enshrined:
Gayly mingled ends of worsted:
Beads that glitter silver-bright:
Fleece of Shetland. light and airy.
Lying there in waves OF white;
Broidered linen wrought for pasiimc
In the dreamy summer hours:
And perhaps poets idyl,
Read amid the leaves and flowers.
Bertha's basket: mother Bertha
All, serener light hath grown
In the thoughtful eyes; the fOrehC ad
Hath some fitting SORROWS known,
In the larger basket looking,
Other handiwork we find;
Where the woman's heart, its pleasure,
Love, and longing hath enshrined
Little aprons, little dresses;
Trousers patched about the knee
With tender art, where no keen critic
Can the mothers piecing see:
Flannel worked with skill and patience,
And an Overflowing store,
Every size, of little stockings
Always needing one stitch more.
Bertha's basket. grandma Bertha;
For the years have run their way.
And it seems, in looking backward,
II was only yesterday
That the maiden tripped so lightly,
That the matron had her cares
Age slips on so gently, gently,
Like an angel unawares.
Grandma's work is contemplativc.
With the scintillarce of steel
Clean the needles, smooth with flashing
Off the toe or round the heel
Leisure days have found the lady:
But her face is deeply lined,
And her heart is rs temple
Hallowed memories there are shriued
As along the dusty high-rOad
Rise the milestones one by one,
Telling here and there the distance,
Until all the way is done.
So woman's working baskc,
Marks the journey of her life,
Working dearest work for Others,
Whether she be maid or wife.
-Aargaret e. Srngster, in Tie Methodist.
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Established 1855.
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and HOMESTEAD Cases attended TO.
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WHEN John Hubbard left his home in
Claremant, Y. H., the other day to go to
Windsor to spend day or two, his wife
urged him TO take luncheon, and gave
him bag Of cookies When within a
mile and half Of Windsor he ate his
luncheon and Immediately felt bad
symptoms. Seeing a friend in a corn
fed he determined TO reach him, bu;
had cOnvulsiOns and WIS prostrated
Being taken to Windsorphysicians were
Summoned, who fOuno that the symp
toms showed case of poisoning BY
strychnine. Hubbard is now considered
out Of danger and an investigation into
the case will be made.
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Prepared by Il. R. SfEEENS, Boston, Mass,
vEGETIEE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

~A Can't be made by every sgen
WHHEIevery month in the business We
Ill H1tIE furnish, but those willing 10
4work can easily earn a dozen
day right in their own
w ~ ~ localities. Have no room 10 eX
plain here. business pleasant and honorable.
Women. and boys and girlsdo as well as men.
We wilt furnish you complete Oui fit free.
The b siness pays better han anything else.
We will bear expense of starting you. Par
ticuiarS tree. Writ and see. Farmers and
mechanics. their SONS and daughters, and all
classes in Iced of paying work at home,
should write to Us and learn all about the
work at once. Now is the time Don't delay.
Address TRUE & Co., Augusta. Maine. l3
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nARBER SHOP Is THE PLACE WHERE
Is you can get the bsst of work done in the
n-atest possible style Ladies' and Children s
II air Cutting nd ,hampooing speciality.
shop Opposite Old White Corner. Two Chairs
always f,uud ready for business. Call and
zee him and ger Good Job. Ladies desiring
work done by leaving word al the shop he
Will call ai their residence. ~
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Notice of Appointment.

Estate oi David Bacher. deceased.
TIlHE undersigned has been appointed and
I qualified as administrator 5f The estate of
David RacheT, late OF Hancock County,
deceased.
Dated this 9th day Of fseptember,A. o. .Is77.
2l-2S DANIEL n, FAIL,
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Cannot be ECcelIed.

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Mr.. II. X. STEVENS Dear Sir-1lis is Ia cer-
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I'm my family for several years. and think that,
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an one in need OF such medicine.
Yours respectfully.
MRS. 4. =. DiNSNORE,
II EI.ssell 8 rntt
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fREIAaEN BN
n. r. STEVENS, soston. Mass.
What is Pegetiase ?

y JCCt5tts
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II is a great panacea foT our aged fathers and
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,,CRvEYoR ONCE in first block South of
- Court House Attent ion given to retracing
the lines of old surveys. laying out, parting
OF, and dividing up lands. .leveliug fol- proiies
of roads aud titches.
March 10, 1876 en-
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HAVING regained my health, have re-
Il opened my Dental Office, over baE er
q 60 = shoe store where my friends and
patron will find me prepared TO do all kind'
OF operative dentistry as usual. Teeth ex'
tracted WITHOUT PAIN for 25 cents; Other
work done in proportion.
35yI B. A hELFSEh.
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". HI, HAVEN

PRACTICAL DRUGGIST, DIRECTLY OP-
postte the Court House Findlay, Ohio.
Physicians Prescriptions compounoe care
fully. Full stock oil Drugs. Oils, Paints, Per
fums sry, soaps, DC. ~
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS and Sur
III geons. Fin lay, Ohio. (Successors to
DetwIler Tritch-) We will be pleased 10
see aEy or all OF the patrons of the late Dr.
DetWiler.
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IOHN n. lfAMLIN.

Makes regular professional calls In adjoin
ns counties.
Nov. l9 II.
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Z. II, DUNN
l. JOH tSON.

ATTORNEY LAW.
Ufrice in New Bank Building, West side o
IA. q Street, No. SO (Sov. I-tf1
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JACOB RURKET,

rfDRSEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law.
4 aud Notary PCblic. Will attend promptly
20 all business entrusted TO his tTe- Pariicu.
"A It. ent ION given Collections. Partitionine
%. Lands aud business in Probate Court.
office on Main street, In RossInan's Block
~ sriy opposite tae Court House. May z.
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DOCT0R WAUGaHAx

nCULIST AND AURISr.
" Studied the Eye with DR.. Metz al Mas
siIlon, Ohio.
Long Short and Weak Sight Corrected by
the aid of French Trial dlasses.
OFFICE HOURS IS A NJ. TO p NJ
Syl Fl Madison ST.. THIN. q,
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rroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al
"A LAW, Findlay, Ohio. Office In Head
lu rters' Building. Northeast of Cour
dous-. Will attend promptly to business
entrusted 10 MS care. April 70, I61z.
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p,-.pAy:s. Nv. DAVIS. x.L- DErwILKR.
DAVIS, DETWILER& T. CO.
.LT HoLEsALE AND RETAIL GRoCE q.
w and Dealers in Flour, Provisions, Wood
81, willow and Stone Ware, Confectionery,
Fruits, and a GenersiV ariety Goods at Whole
aud q Main street
Hayh, 76 tf. .-olg ee lL -
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. 8 5 5 8 9 q 5 9 8

To the Working Class.-We are now
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CHuR RCHES.
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nm. AIMEE l.. DAVIS,
ORS TRfrCH d RfCKETS.

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Office up
/ stairs in Davis Opera House Block, ,Fidd-
law t,hio 81 ~