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A DOLLAR A FOOT.

The question of damages in railroad
accidents is brought to the front by the
sad event of the week. Some years
since there was case III New Hamp-
shire where train left the rails and
went down steep bank. Among the
injured was farmer, who soon after
received a call from the company's at
torney, with a view to "settle." The
lawyer said he wanted to do thu fair
thing, expressed his confidence that
the injured man would satisfy him.
Lets see" said the farmer, show far
did fallr "About twenty-six feet,
think, answered the attorney. Sup
pose we say a dollar foot" timidly
suggested the farmer. @Would that be
too highp That case was settled then
and there.-Boston Transcript.
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RoffjraI
ONE SUMNER.
BY E. L. N. =.

They tell me he will marry,
That she is rich and fair,
That her face is young in sorrow
And her glory is her hair.
Were has vows as fervent
AS when he wooed before?
Were her lips the only coral
And her words a honeyed store9
Only summer ended,
But what life-so sweet
Onl the pain yet seems as tender
To the joys that Love did greet;
In the twilight gray of even,'
He kissed the lips oft pressed.
Thus the summer of summers ended
In her richest garments dressed.
They say her hands are shapely,
Fair in their classic mold;
Her brow, like st Cecilia,
Bound by its rim of gold.
Twas he who called me Juno
And praised my Karen tress,
And he who kissed my ruby lips
With many fond caress.
Like the sobs of fautumn's rain,
That weeps for the flowers gone,
So does my heart forever
Sing its old love song.
Ny eyes were the stars, he said,
Mournful, dark and sad and true;
Oh! heart, that tongue could utter
The words that are bade by you,
Twas love that babe me follow;
Twas love that bade me stay;
Twas love that bade me close mine eyes,
Zen in the midst of day.
Oal Love, what is thy powers
Why sting with cruelest pain?
Trusting hearts are prone to give,
And yield their lives again.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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Rewarded.

Steele d Price, the manufacturers of
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder, are
rewarded by the reputation of manu-.
featuring good articles. 1t is a shame
tn, confession to make that many
people are willing to use adultersted
articles because of small reduction
In price.
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Envelope, which contained the rose
and straw, carefully wrapped in seem
ted wsdding and sealed. This he hand
ed to Briggs, with smile and a six
pence, and said:
make haste and take this to Miss
Morris's, and bring me back a reply
Briggs trotted off merrily, and Fred
stood in the garden watching his mes
senger's retreating form, and anxiously
awaiting the answer to bis floral mes
sage.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01

NJ. Onimus has lately observed that
the suppuration of wounds or ulcers
may, by means of continuous electric
currents, be increased or diminished,
according to the direction of the cur
rent. The descending current, that is,
when the positive pole is placed near
the nerve centre and the negative at the
periphery, increases the suppuration.
but, at the same time, the phenomena
of nutrition are more considerable, and
the fleshy pimples are formed with great
rapidity. On the other hand, with the
ascending current, the suppuration dis
appears very quickly. A small crust
forms on the wound, which is difficult to
remove, and under it there is cieaIri-
zatiOn.
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sLCMBUS. SRklAGflkkD q
CINHATI LINE.
COLUMBgs To CINCINNATI.

.neaIs. Nos 8 q 10 run daily. and all others
asiIv except Sunday. Sleeping Cars on Nos.
3 and 10, and Parlor Cars on Nos, and 3Lnn-
ming through between Cincinnati and ssn-
-usky-
practieabIe. but are not guaranteed.
D.W.C. BROWN, General Manager.
n n. BRONSON; GenT. Ticket Az't.
y CHAa, H0wARp. Superintendent.
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MRS. GOLDSMITA's CURIOSITY.

Mts. P. Goldsmith, who has just re
turned from visit to Washington, D.
c., has in her possession a curiosity
representing an immence value. 1t is
the compressed pulp of $500, 600 in
mutilated currency, reduced to that
condition by the Treasury Departme Mt
and but one and one-haIf inch square
The little square was presented to Mrs
Goldsmith by friend in the Depart
ment.-FrOna the CorinstOn (Ky) Com
DlonWealth.
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THEIR USE.

Aman who amounts to anything needs
enemies to keep him alive. A celebrated
person, who was surrounded by ene-
mics, used to say, They are sparks
which, if we do not blow them, go out
themselves" Let this be your feeling
while endeavoring to live down the
scandal of those who are bitter against
you. If you stop tc dispute you do but
as they desire, and open the way for
more abuse. Let the poor fellows talk
There will be reaction, if you do but
perform your duty; and hundreds who
were once alienated from you will flock
to you and acknowledge their error.
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a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indIscretions of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss of manhood. &c, viii send
recipe that viii cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by . missionary in South America Send q
self-addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
7 IxMAs, Station d, Bfole House, Neso Yori
Cifv. z9
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Correspondence
OUR PARISLETTER

Paris on Rainy Day-The .Fiacres and
Omnibuses-AnecdOte About an Amer
ican-Up IN Balloon-What One Sees
and Feels 600 Metres Up in the Air
A Paying Investment in Hard Times
The Electric Light for Streets and
Dwellings, Sc.
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Ladies should endeavor to waIl
erect. Itimparts dignifed and queen
ly appearance. Bending forward is un-
natural, indicating debility and aggre-
Yates aud promotes disease.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Common Pteas Judge II. IL Dodge
sudifOr- Joseph X. Kagy.
Clerk Of CoasLs scott W. Prebie.
Tre1snrer Peter Hosler.
RecordeT-Joseph X. Gutzwiller.
Pr,bIte J9iqe samuel B. Huffman.
!steriT-Parlee G. fritch.
Pr0secusisg Attorney Henry Brown
Ooroaer Dr. L. q. Barnhili.
CldassIssisners- Ross W. Moore, JON u
Bishop ani John Edgington.
IN sIrg ,irsct1ds-cainpbell Byal, X. III
Watson and j. r. Bnsnong.
Tafrm1ry lSaperiatcndent-James Il. Henry
Sch ,,tEE tstaers-W. T Plat, K RSuth'
riand. aud Dorilas MaftZ-
TOWNSHIP oFFtC ERS.
Tyastees-Samuel Howard, &. Jordan, and
II. Byal.
Clerk Henry H Louthan.
Tredsurer-HeEryS Schwartz
JIstices ID. v. Beardsley aud .. A. Ballard
Oonssabtes B. L. Byal, and VIM. Alsp1ch
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SnGtETIES-

Masonic Hall located in third story OF Cages
Block Main street.
FlNpLaY CoUscrL, Il. d ). M, No. 50. Regular
Council second Monday evening in each
month.
FfsDLAY CHAPTER, X. A. M. No. 81. stated
Convocation first Monday evenings In each
month.
FISpLAY LoDGE,F. q NJ. No. "a. Stated com
munfcation first and thii iWednesday eve
ninRs In each month.
Odd-Fellows' Hall east 81 e of Main street,
between Sandusky and crawford Streets.
GOLDEN RULE ENCANPME Mt. No. w, lO.O.F.
meets second and fourth Friday evenings
of each month.
~ Tuesday evening.
FINpLAYLoDGE, No. IS. K OF 2. meets every
Monday evening in Odd Fellows Hall.
FINDLAy5AvrNGs ANDBUILDING DoANAsso.
CIArroN meets at the Courthouse on the
third Monday in each month.
rFE WoNENis CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
Usrormeets at theLeague Rooms,opposlte
the Joy House. General prayer meeting
every5abtath afternoon at O'Clock Mo-
mems prayer meeting "Wednesday alter
noou at 2 o'clock. Children's meeting hrst
Saturday afternoon in each mouth al
o,elock
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w. WALTMAN, M. ID

OFFICE-Over Cromley's Store.
KESIDENCE-On North Main street. .
Ofice hours from O'Clock A. M tlll .
O'clock P. NJ, when not otherwise engaged.
Will attend calls at any :Ime in town or
country. Eye anG ear and all chronic dls-
eases a Speciality. %
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A TrORNEY AND CoUNSELLOR AT
"A LAW, Findlay. Ohio. Once in Head
Quarters" Building, Northeast OF Couri
House. VIII attend promptly TO business
entrusted to his care. April 20, loI2.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01

:, The great celebrity of our TIN TAG TO
BACCO has caused many limitations
thereof TO be placed on the market. we
: therefore caution all Chewers against pur-
: chasing such limitations.
Z All dealers buying or selling other plug
tobacco bearing a hard or metallic label,
render themselves liable to the penalty OF
:: the Law, and all persons violating our
2 trade marks are punishable by fine and
= imprisonmentS SEE ACT OF CONGRESS
Z AUG. IA, 1876.
2 The genuine LORILLARD TIN TAG
2 TOB BACCO can be distinguished by TIN
TAG on each lump with the word LOR-
ILLARD stamped thereon.
E Over OSs tons tobs eco sold in 1877 and
Q nearly 5000 persons employed in fac
e tories.
: 500 900, and during past IL years, over
2O,OOO.eOO.
2 These goods are sold by all jobbers al
: manufacturers rates.
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obtained for Inuenfors, IN the United States,
Oandda, and Europe, at reduced rates. Wtla
our principal Office located IN Warrington. dt-
recfly opposite the United States PGtent ODtee,
lOe are able 10 Gtead 10 all Patent BGst'ess b1h
greater prosnpfness and despatch and less cosf
than other patent attorneys, aCho are at a dts
tGnce from Washington, and Uho hare. there
fore. TO employ associate attorneys" We make
preliminary examinations and furnish opfn-
ions as 10 pdfentdbflity. free Of charge, and all
tOho are fnteresfed in Inventions and Patents
are fnvited 20 send for COPY OF our "Guide for
obtaining Patents, t1hfch Is sent free TO any adj
dress. and Contains complete fnstructt0ns hotO 70
obtain Putents. and other u1iuobLe matter. We
refer to the GeTTnon-Americdn National Bank,
Washington d. C.; the ROYAL SaUeedfsh. Nor
,peoian. and Danish Legations. at Washington; !;
Hon. Joseph Casey, late Chief Justice y. 8
Oor-f OF Claims 10 the Officials Of The u. q.
Putenf 011ce, and TO Senators and Members o.
zfdress. louis BAGGER 4 CO.. Solicit
tors Of Pofeslts and Attorneys at Law, LIE Dr0i
Budding, Warrington, d. Q.
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eoRoucH OFFICERS.

bVNUUlH " FT1EHS.
4ayyT-X William Vance.
Clerk-W. f. Plat.
Treasurer-Dave. r. Davis.
MdrshaL-Jamrs VI. Byal.
Street C0mmisstner-JOnn Acker.
Attorney James A. Bope,
coancfL-E. Palmer, A. Browns. ID. Houpi
= ". rirntn Frank Karst, Sen. and Z. r.
seymour.
odrd Of Lapoouesaeats-Wm. Vance, ]. a.
3 soe aud J. 4. Kimmons.
B,aod OF HsGlth-William Edwards. ID. c.
sasr, j. L. LinviiIe, DIR. +. g. Ballard, VIM.
Vance, NJ. ID. 5aafer, W ). Parger.
Park (omnsisstoners-Milt. Gray, David Fei-
iers, Henry Rob.
Cemetery Direct1rs-Charles b. Hall, j. Il.
Clark l.. A Baldwin
Ctr hsgsneer Mil. Gray
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LEAF TWO.

I
Pretty little Nellie Morris set alon.
in her mothers little parlor, crying.
Her parents had gone TO neighbor-
ing fair, and would not be home til
late and she was so lonely and wretch
ed that she felt she must cry.
"Why was SO unkiud to poor dear
old Fred last nighti" she asked herself
between her sobs. ''Oh, how l wish
be would come and make it all up!'
she inwardly uttered. 81 do feel SC
miserable"
At that moment there was a tap on
the door.
Nellie's heart beat wildly.
Come IT," she said freely. And,
oh, how she wished, yet scarcely dared
to hope, that it was Fred come to make
up the quarrel, and be good friends
againl
But she was disappointed.
The door opened slowly, aud Briggs
entered, holding out a crushed and
dirty letter, and mumbled that it was
from Mr.. Woodman. and he was to
wait for reply.
Nellie took the soiled missive, broke
the seal with trembling fingers, and
took out faded white rose, and a
broken straw, the definitions of which
she knew too well-the former mean
ing 81 loved you once" and the latter
ON, cruel stabI-''Thus do 1 break
my fettersl"
Nellie, scarlet with Indignation,
flung the letter out the open door,
motioned Briggs to follow it-which he
did more amazed than overland then
sank upon a chair in an agony of tears
All this sorrow was caused by Briggs
weakness for cricket. He had stopped
to have game on his wav, and put
the letter in his pocket, whereby the
rose was faded and the straw broken.
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CHURCHES.

Aethodist Episcopal-Rev. Parker T, Pope.
Presbytey70n-Rev. e. r. Sutherland.
Lutheran Rev. e. s. Sprecher.
Oonqreodtiondl-Rev. ID. +. Davies
EpdnoelScdt Church-Rev. A. Heusel.
United Brethren-Rev. T. ID. Ingle.
German Reform Rev. A. Konetzka-
Church of God-Rev- w. 2. Burcharo.
German LaItherdn-Rev- NJ. Buerkle:
81. Michdeg's catholic Church,. b. Young
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E. PHIFER.

CURvEYOR. Ofice in first block South OF
u Court House. Attention given to retracine
the lines of old surveys. laying out, parting
OF, and dividing up lands, ,leveling for pronles
of roads and ditches.
March 10 lS76-6m
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A TroRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
"A and Notary Public. Will attend promptly
TO all business entrusted 70 his care. Particu-
lar attention given Coliections, Partitioning
OF Lands and business In Probate Court.
Once on Main street, in Rossmsnis BLOCK,
nearly opposite the Court House. May.
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Evansville Accommodation leaves Zanes-
Vile daily except Sunday at s Is a m, and
arrives at Columbus at Is q m.
Express trains run daily, other trains daily
except Sunday.
TH0S. p. BARRY, L. N. COLE, W. C. QUINCY,
CINCINNATI. BALTIMORE. NEWARK
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LEAF FOUR.

At last our hero came to a resolution.
He would 60 and see Nellie and ex-
plain the whole of the wretched blund
er.
He was BOON striding over the fields
in a flutter of hope and excitement.
The sun was just sinking in daz-
zling mass of gold as he reached bis
destination.
He tapped gently on the door, but
obtained no answer, SO be softly lifted
he latch end stepped gently inside.
Nellie was sitting by the window,
her face buried in her hands sitting still
as death.
Fred advanced noiselessly and
touched her upon the arm.
She sprang hastily up, and, seeing
who it was-crimson with anger and
wounded pride-she ordered him tc
leave the house; but the effort wa
too mush for her, and she sank upor
her chair sobbing as though her poor
innocent little heart would break.
In an instant the little school master
was on bis knees by her side, and IL
less than two minutes had poured tn,
whole history of the mistake intt
Nellie's ear.
In another five minures they wer,
better friends than ever.
The schoolboys were surprised mex
day when our hero. in addition to
half-holiday, gave them a penny /,
piece all around.
But they did not know what we die
did they.
Briggs has been forgiven. He Otter
carries messages from Mr.. Frederick
Woodman to Miss Nellie Morris. bu
they are invariably in plain black anc
white. The little schoolmaster ha
had enough for a little while of th,
language of flowers.
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Gitp and County lTerforp.
4 rival and Departure OF Mails at the
Findiay Post Office.

Arrival and Departure or Mails ar the
Findiay Post Office.
DEPARTURE.
t;tres Bpd.eh c. \ & C. RR., eco a. N.
L. e. & D.. hR- going So'dh, il:l5 a. m
North. AS p. m.
AEEIyAL.r-
Grey Rrdnch C. q. d c. RR-, e:l5 p. m
l. !. & L. Rf- Jofng South, ll:l5 g. M
:. North, 4.45 p. 10.
DEPARTURE.
: an ssrea, P0rIdye, AuRgea and BoOtin9OTeeI
-rie day rhursiay aud saturday, AZ BAN
ut RI lach1rd H0acstoUn and ElctngS q coTfses .
XsIn -sdzy aad saturday, at p: m.
rtingsoa. RiiliInsstoCn and DGTaEtTE
and Saturday. at p. m. I'm,
Iluk diiiQe Otttac1 Roanoke, Betna0Te, ana 0te-
boa-Tuesday and Friday, at a. m.
Benton Ridoe, s, IEley and Pendteton-F rloay'at
5 q. N.
HcOomb and Port age Center Daily at p. N
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS and Sur
Ill geons, Findlay, Ohio. Successors 10
DetwiIer q Tritch.) We will be pleased 10
see any or all of the patrons OF the late Dr-
nafxuilar
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d. n. cILMER,

CURGEON DENTIST.
Once over A. G. Cummin's Grocery Store,
one door North of DIR. Detwiler's old ONCE,
West Side of North Main Street, Findlay, U.
April IA, l676-6m
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pref. schem,s Illustrates History OF
The War in the East,

Or the conflict between Russia and Turkey.
- the only success of the year. Agents
everywhere do well; one sold 800. No other
compiete work Contains full statement OF
the Eastern question and complications
Has $50 pages and LIS engravings. Price
only $500 Best terms ever heard of. Agents
Address 81. 9. Go0DSPEED 4 CO., New York
or Slncinnads q. saEft lsm5
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w, N. YOsT, M. ID.
OR, ABNER l.. DAVIS

nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, MI Blanch.
ard, Ohio, All calls promptly albenueo
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Trains Nos. 8, and run daily, Trail No.
MOL Leaves Pittsburgh daily except Saturday
All others Daily except Sunday.
r. R. MYERS,
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nRs TRrrCH A. RICKETS

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. ONCE uE
stairs in Davis Opera House BLOCK tfino'
Law Ohio. oi iy
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EAsTBOUND.
WESTBOUND.

,lSll zlSSnesvllle accommodation viii leave Colurbu
daily except Sunday at SIS d. m and sr-iva At
-S"es'llie at $40 p. m, stopping at all stations
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T.C. BALLARD,
AND SURGEON.

OFFICE-ssL Main Street, entrance LIST stairs
North of 4. B. Hall & Co.'S Confectionery.
RESIDENCE-South Main Street, LIST house
North of furniture rooms:
VIII respond promptly to calls at all hours.
When not otherwise engaged can be con-
suited at nls office between the hours OF Z
a n aud p nj l6-4l
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findlsp Business lirsrtarp.

DIR. r. l.. McQUAIDE,
DHySfCIAN AND SURGEON, Houck-
town, Ohio. Will attend all calls day or
night. ioinO.
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JAMES A. BOPE.
IACOB n. BURKET.

A rohShi AiLA"'
once over W. L. Davis d Co.'S Store. Mail
street. Ffudlay Ohio. AprH IA n
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LEAF FOUR.

LEAF FOUR.
Our hero was waiting impatiently
in the garden when Briggs ran up,
looking very frightened, and holding
out the rejected billet doar in his hand.
He at once broke out in a string of
disjointed sentences concerning bis
luckless adventure.
81 guv it to her," said he, "and
when she took out the brukken straw
an the faded rose, she turned me an
the letter fair out O. the house."
''BrokenI" echei Fred. 'Fadedr'
Then light suddenly dawning upon
him-''Did you get to playing on your
way, sir3 Answer me-" he added,
shaking the unhappy messenger vio-
lently.
81 only-commenced Briggs, fear
fully; and then he began to blubber,
and applied the sleeve of his smock to
his eyes in most woebegone manner.
For goodness sakes, run home be
fore fm angry with you," said our
hero; and Briggs obeyed thinking it a
very strange affair altogether.
Fred ran in, thinking it was perha ps
he had sent the wrong emblems, and
looked again at his Language of
Flowers"
No; they were quite right.
Just then his eye caught an item, as
follows: ''White rose, Gaded)-
loved you once" and he groaned.
Then he turned to another page, and
had another shock on seeing these
words: "Straw. (broken.) Thus dc
I break my fettersl"
That was truly the last straw which
broke the camels back. Fred leaned
back in his chair, and almost cried with
vexation, to think of the sorrow hi
careless messenger had caused.
The shades of evening began to fall
still he sat there, thinking how he
could heal this fresh wound.
Meanwhile, unhappy Nellie and cry
ing in her dreary parlor. Ah, mel
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Z. r. DUNN.
I.HIOHNsON

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Once in New Bank Building, West side OF
Main Street. No. So NOV. Z2-tfo
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uEuRx RRaws
d, +. DAVIS. ". DAVIS. M. L. DErwILER.
DAVIS, DETWilER & CO.

GIT THoLEsALE AND RETAIL GRoCEps,
w nd Dealers in Flour, Provisions, Wood.
en-: I'D ow and Stone Ware, Confectionery
Fruit, and q General Variety Goods atWholt
sale 81 Cleveland and Toledo prices Nos. 81
,ud&3 Main Street.
Nj 1e-ff
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MAIN LINE GOING NORTH.

Findlay Branch.
FIrDLAY TO oCARxY--Trainsleave FlndIay
800 am and lao p. NJ; arrive in Carey At l0.0c
m and 20 m.
CAREY TO ToFIEDLAY.-Trains leave Carey al
II, 90 a. m and I'D p. m, arriving IN Finh-
lay al 12.00 and SD D. m.