Fremont journal. [volume], December 14, 1866, Image 4

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hardware:? no
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STOVES!
Tin, Copper
-..f AND, ( . ,
J 3 d J t f ' 7 )
ShKl-IroW Ware! 1
.rOllit.U: y !T:
We bare lor wis one of tbe Cheapest
CANE MILLS!
" Qa .f! -I C A
KTKBMADSi;
eat ese
Capable of -Expressing
1700 GALLONS DAILY.
THOMPSON CO. '
Fkuiost, Jooe 1, 18fi. 22lf.
Tho.War is Over!
Gold-lias-Gone-Down!
. C i iiTO A U VI A ?V5
AND ' -
Roberts & Sheldon
f!f. JH t . 7f .
I lave reduced the prices
i 3 .-1
Of, HARDWARE , f
WE ask the Farmers to call and xam
, jag our ttoek of., t..3.
to nee ;ti--. ' A .71"- - -
Tools adjlmplements,
",'Tr. . which consist in part of - , -V
Combination Steel Row,' ' "
Fostoria Cast Plow,
Corn Plows, ' -J, - ".
Shovel Plows, doable and lingle
Cultivator .rX?
Road Scrapers, "
Corn Shellers, iron and wood,
StrawCotters, - - Tr;?r "
Horte Rakes, : . r.. r.i; . Vl'.-i T
Horse Forks, :
Hoes and'Forks, '
Rakes and Scythes,
Grain Cradles,
Scythp jSticks and Stouwsytj;;-,
Shovels and Spades, .
Wheelbarrows,1 ' .
Churns, Tubs, Pails, Bropms,
bldtlieWriDgersV 'ffl hi
Soinninc: Wheels and lieels,.
Sheep Shears and Wool Twine,
Landx laster, - - -r
Water Lime,
Stucco fec, && " '
Together with complete stock of,
Nails,; i: A, ;,.
1 j '.j
Ilouse and Barn Trimmings,
Builders' and Farmers' Hardware,
stoves;
Tm and Sheet Iron Ware,
JiX ef whleh we eVnret ' I '
Prices which defy. Competition!
' ALSO AGENTS FOR THE . : "
' CHAMPION
Mo wer & Reaper
Cider Mills,
v Buckeye Wood Sawing Machines,
Fairbanks bcales,
CalltExainine.
. m;TJ nan. i;?uZ''''U
QvirvTinShpp,
Iita order, and wiH fiB your ordrs
with despatch.
ROBERTS &. 6HELDON.
ruvevr, o., fi(,uw -
. -nwDst,
Clothing!
j!"- tmYfOOS BptHIfct
'..'. rjii (Vn; Dor'ixorlir:of National JBikJ)1n JV;T -
'(y? ECOO,) oa-iih-vj'imZ lain Imbm
WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THEIR NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS THAT. THEY
HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK WITH A '
" - . SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
- ' rjltSte AND 0YS WEAR OF ETERYsfYLli A QUALITY.! I t
, 0 a xi il 71. JJ ' nr.. hi i. 1 J i
Eiecc Goods, plotlis, Cafcsimers, Hats and ..Capsj
3IEIil?IiANT TAILORING!
" Done tooftleiy and a manner unsurpassed elsewhere. " :w J' ' ? '
; ' DRYFOOS & BROTHER.
Fmmost, Mayl8, 1866. 20yl.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Drugs, MeuimeSalnl, Oils,
! -Boote,' Stationery, Wall Paper; Curtaihfi'c;;--t
0KlIti)j3 "lo ctill the attention of the citizens of Sandusky and adjoining Counties,
to his Largo and Complete Stoclt of Goods, and his arrangements for, sup
plvinij the'WffiJ of all the peopk, for the' year lt5, in any of those articles found in a
ell ordered Drug and Book Stoke Do you want any PATENT MEDICINES,
LINIMENTS, BALSAMS, Plasters, Extracts, Pills, Pain Killers, Eye Waters, Ac,
- Call at McCULLOCH'S.
DO YOU WANT ANY- KIND OFv MEDICINK!. ROOTS,. POW-DFJ4uii-mii'MW,'EicM
02 tiMtMnhf tl tSJ lOtj.
, k Go ta McCULLOCH'S.,
ff:((ji lpu Warn itiif Rind of i'MKjn'' li-.f
lEUFUtolRYliA'lR OILS, Hair Pomadus, Hair and Whiskers' Dye, Colognes
tTii(VT4ltTay Water, Tooth Powdewt, Handkerchief Extracts, Lip ISilhre
SLa'viiig Cruain, Shaving Sajs, or other
DO YOU WANT A. FIRST .RATE CIGAR i
! McCULLOCH'S is the place to find it.
DO youanta f -0 l&TMQIE 6r
efit youdorA Mi iVofltf Go lo
DO YOU WANT. A .JJOOK OF AN
Ttfebldjrical,' MedicaL-Serious or Funny ;
want, a very uice(PHOTOGRAFII ALBUM, you will always find just the one
cTvrr. Di?wo ct atl'u txti.. c- j rii A
w uiu' uxuiu- x .uxkj, uuaijjo, i.i xv
uan be found
ARE vou about, to Pijnt your llousel , Be' sure to ailLior M'CULLOCH
Wore you buV your. PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, I PUTTYi &.C..
and you will surely buy of him. And don't
WALL PAPERS, which would make
small sum of money with the BORDERS
BO'you jixui a COALiDiPJAJdPl-MlVllo. (jdlhe flays!)
Yoii wilfafweys lirief a targts Assortment "all "Styles and' Price COAL OIL
always on hand at McCULLOCHa
;r,f)C00 1ClioVcc Wines and Liquors,
'Asncar pure as it is possible to obtain thein, always on hand for MEDICAL and
MEJ)ICJNAL purposes only, can be found,.at McCULLOCH'S.- v'!!-! "" '
IN ADDITION TO 'THE MANY ARTICLES ENUMERATED ABOYE,
j You will always find an endless.varietyjsf. . . -
FOOLSCAP, LKFTEIs COiMSIERCIAL NOTE & BILLET PAPER
WTith every description of Plain and Fancy ENVELOPES to match.
Fancy Goods, Reticules, Ladies' Bags, Portfolios. Hair, ,Cloth, Tooth,
fill Pfent,jtnd' Slioa BrittiM .rcaihet Dui te i&c J '.
ONE &''&tt'TKbitc
jODOCOS' .It is conceded by all, Hial lilq,r
McOulloch's Family7 Medicines!
Are unequalled for curing all diseases for which they are recommended.
THE, BALSAM .OF EOARHOUND, for Coughs and Colds - -THE
BONK AND NERVE. LINAMENT, for Pains and Strains.
DIARRHEA MEDICINES, for Diarrhea and Summer Bowel Cemplaint.
HORSE 'AND CATTLE POWDERS.
t RINGBONE OINTMENJtj;qnjSj: J -'HiC ,
The Medicines are all "Warr anted, try them and you will be satisfied
No,l3 Bucidand. Block. ( r fFRMONT, OHIO;
New Dry Goods Store !
Herinbn, Smith - 8c WilsoiL
NO. 1, VALLETTE'S UR1CK
HAV1KO md large priTtioiM for thbaio or thepres.nt 8awn, w. tike plare lo lofonniDr ovt
enrtomeriithatweartreidjtoexhiiiltliefoliowiiifliaejo: Oojlit Xhf.LOITSST Mwket frict:
DRESS GOODS,
.bil- ot 'l-KE-irtt ..ni tUWUiJl MER1XOS; SOLID BLOCK fWtCAS.in different fabriw, Ld , Vnd
leti ritr of JJRESS UOOUS llmtwe not unitrlke to enumerate.
SHAVLS CLOAKS,
We nske's ipecHlit--embncinij U the noreltiei of th Beaaoa. i Hi
, WHITE GOODS, tl
lo nil .u-ortment, conniftintf in ?ci of JicoaeU, Ctnbrics, NaiiMooiu, Hslr OortU, BrjllUctes. Malls, SwitiH ,
MOTIONS,
Oar Stock u Kitaunre end Complete.
DOmESTICS,
it. rn.k thi & iadinr b?miich of oarTrae. Iwt seilinr
large lios oi new rrinn, snwucgn, iwnims, iynr
- in HOSIESY ffeiGLOVES,
CoDitioK of Woolen, Merioo and Cotton Honiery, all makeii and liiea, for Gentlemen, I.dii, Mixm and Chlld
ren'n rear. Kid OloTea the two bet und rooit popular make Alexaoder'a and Danton'i the beirt in tbe world,
t... n. lir..H KA. Smmtt lined MeritM ma Waal Almfua larirft annul.. & . . . .
Coneletlnr in part of Shirting: Flannel, Opefasltiaera
bury flasnels, ladies uioma, si sc.
Paris: bocgliteince the grt decline, from the recent
Alofnll lioenof the fillowinr ooU bonffhtat the recent pinic sales in Nw Yark: SUk$, Cloth, Csfsuaera,
Embfindfrirs, Lft, Belmtrrah, Hoitp Atrr, LAnem UeodM, Drtiptrift, Vtlttlt. Ribbon$, Trimmimfi, Butloni,
Z'-i'hjr Umi, 1-Va, imtdj II era. tec. Oar entire shirk of Fall and Winter Qooda is KgW, a fact'we wonid
naTe tou .e-iemi-r, a we h-i not s dol'ars worth of Old Goods on hand , Tms not onlj giTing oar customers
tli biwito thlowt price.) but selling them Mswsnii Freeh Good.' We bsTeslses flne assortment of Car
pets. , , liEKMON, SMITH cV WiXsO.N.
rremoot,Oiiio,0tob,188-M3rl. .. . , . r r ,.-t
Clothing!
nes,
LipHlV6,
Soaps, you will certainly find all of the best
EO
McUUJULUUiia.
Y KIND, Historical ; ,BiogphicaL
or School Books of an Tiihd : ' Do you
Oj wc., corus ox LiiKui always
and for every pnee, at McUULLOCHS. ,
forget to look at those Beautiful New,
your house look like a Palace, for a rery
and CURTAINS to match.
1 Ol-il
...j.i.-.-i
n rt.l
BLOCK, FREMONT, OHIO.
.! . 7 it?
them at tfaennftlleat DOMiblv adrmnea on Nw Tnrk
- iun-,n, i i-jevu.jjB, c, tc.
Ilannele Reb Bo ja, Wain ;and Twilled Flannels Salis
BLANKETS,
auction sties.
Fremont Journal.
THE LAY OF THE DIRT.
- With niters of exquisite toy,
- And garments exceedingly nest.
Allured by the treacherous tup,
A lady stepped into the street.
: Tramp, tramp, tramp, ' ' -'
She daintily held op her skirt,
But the mud wai over instep and vamp,
As she sang the song of tbe dirt
Tbe sewers and gutters are closed,
. The omnibus lumbers along;
The sweepers are playing their brooms,
J And tbe lady continues ber song.
, With Tery commendable pride,
i She tries to look dainty and pert,
But she vainly endeavors her temper to bide
Aa sbe sings the soogof the dirt.
MuJ, mud, mud, " ".
Tot nothing but mud was around;
. Mud, mud, mud,
Yon could scarcely fathom or sound.
; Mud from each omnibus wheel
Across the pavement would spirt
And savage tbe lady began to feel
As sbe sang the song of the dirt.
With gaiters ail tattered and torn,
Ana petticoats not over neat ;
With dresa all spattered and worn,
The lady stepped out of the street '
111, uneomonly ill. '
While, with speech remarkably curt,
Her husband thought of the milliner's bill,
i And finished the song of the dirt,
Agricultural and Practical.
Prince Albert's Model Farm.
TBS ROYAL DalRT-THS rROOMORl 0ARDEN3.
In his last letter to the Utica Herald,
Mr. Willard wentiona a visit paid to Prince
Albert's Model Farm in the vicinity of
London. From his remarks concerning
this farm we extract that portion de
scriptive of the dairy buildings, and pro
cess of milking and butter making, as fol
lows:
The dairy buildings stand apart,' and
are at some distance from the farm build
ings. The dairy house is a beautiful sir uc-r
tare,-with cupola and pointed roof, its out
ward appearance having a pleasing effect
The interior, however, is beyond all ques
tion a model of beauty and perfect clean
liness.. The floor, the walls and the""ceil
lng are of china, fashioned in the most
graceful designs. . The paiM for holding
the milk are of china, white, with a line
of bronze round the edge. They are e'ip
tical in shape with a nose or scallop atone
end for emptying the milk ; they stand
upon broad, white marble slabs, highly
polished.. The., windows are of stained
gloss,--and on each side of the room are
fountain salj -of "china, and arranged aikE
unions firures. and irraceful device, Tiuv
1 jo . . ' c y
jets of vater spin up from these and fall
into tbe China basins with a musical rip
ple. The ceiling has open spaces arrang
ed 0 as to bare the appearance of Mosaic
ware, and there are three roofs, with epmi
partrnentS' between, sq as to smire tt per
fect' ventilation. .' All - about, the sides of
the room- are medallion heads, of the Royal
familyi'and the whole reminds one of the
charming' descriptions of 'fairy life which
we read in childhood. .,,,..
BUTTER MAKING AND Tlli 1,MPLEMKNT8.
'It was 3 o'clock, and the milkers were
bringing in the milk, which is strained in
an adjoining room. The cream is taken
ofF'when the milk has stood twenty-four
hours, and twelve hours after it is skim
men again.. The cream is churned; when
forty-eight' hours old, tbe churning being
performed in an adjoining room. The
churn.is of tin, barrel-shaped, ,and revolv
ing. It has compartments at each end
for hot or cold, water, so that temperature
can be regulated without mingling the
water . with the cream. The butter - is
washed in an oval tub, unpainted, and after
being washed is worked upon two thin
wooden paddles. . In the dauyihere ere
a number of rolls of butter upon a large
china trencher, the rolls "being about eight
inches long and three inches in. diameter.
The cream and milk for the Royal tables
are put in small tin cans with covers, and
these again ! are placed in a larger tin re
ceptacle with cover, when they are sent
away to the palace, either to Londoh 'or
the Castle, as the case may be, where the
Queen is staying. We tasted 'of the but
ter and took a glass of milk,. and can vouch
for its puritjr and sw cetness." ' ' -
The 'dairytables Contained about sixty
cow -mostly short-born;' of the 4 Booth
strain of blood. 'The stables were models
of neatness. - A glass roof iu the center
was.' well arranged for ventilating purposes,
The cows were arranged in stalls or divis
ions containing two animals each; floors
of stone, inclining towards" a gutter, and
well bedded with straw. The animals
werejof the best type, but the flow of milk
did not appear to be in excess of that ob
tained in . many .dairy districts 'in .this
country. Across a paved courtfroui the
dairy buildings and opposite to them, was
a piggery, welt stocked with animals
known as the Prince Albert breed. ' ' '
Revenue Decisions,
WHICH AFFECT THE INTEREST OF FARMERS.
'm. t..w : : j l
tuiiumug lutpvrtaut ueusiuui iiavo
recently been given by ho Commissioner
of Internal Revenue at Washington : -
1. Farmers wilttiot be requfred to malS
return ofroduce consumed in their own
immediate families, ' ' ' i,' ......
2.VThe i farsaers' - profits 'from sales of
jjve stoc are'to be' found' .from' deducting
the cross receipts for animals sold, the
purchase money paid for the - came. If
animals have been lost during the year. by
death or : Tobbery, the purchase money
paid' for sikh animals may be. deducted
from the gross ineoroe of the farm;. ' '
3. Ko deductions can be made by the
farmer ' for" the value of services rendered
by his minor children, whether he actually
pays for,, such, seryiaes ..or not -If adult
children work for him and receive ' com
pensation for their labor, they are to be
regarded as other hired laborers in deter
mining his income. - ;'
4. Money paid for labor, except such as
is used or employed in domesticservice,
or in the production of articles consumed
in the family of the producer, may be de
ducted. : 5( N6 deduction can be' "allowed in any
case for the cost of unproductive labor. If
house servauts., are employed a portion of
the time in productive labor, such as the
making of -butter-and cheese for sale a
proportionate amount of the. wages paid
them may Be deducted. "'
C. Expenses for ditching -and clearing
new land are plainly expenses for perma
nent improvement and not deducted." '
7. The whole amount expended for fer
tilisers applied during the year to the farm
may be deducted, but no deduction is al
lowed for fertilizers produced on the far,m..
The coni of seed purchased in sowing and
planting may be deducted. ,.
; Exercise for Trees. Herbert Spen
ser, a writer of note in England, thinks
the wind has much to do in producing the
upward rise of a;p in both tree and shrub,
by its influence on the boughs and twigs
of the plant; and experienced gardeners,
who train fruit trees upon wall, etc., And
it necessary to loosen them occasionally,
and. let them blow about a little for exer
c'se; . ' -' "' ." '
. Hot Cholera. When a hog has the
disease, throw it and give two large table
spoonfuls of the common pine tar, and it
wijl.cu it if not dying. . ..' . ..
An Important Secret for Young
Men.
thing every young man to strive
for, if he be ambitious of pecuniary suc
cess in this world, is a speciality in his
businesa. , No matter what trade or pro
fession he may choose, let him adopt some
-particular brauchordepartment of it in
which to render himself famous. ' He may
then render himself necessary to those who
employ his services, and and thus receive
his own price for that which he does par
ticularly well.
V ithout this special - superiority, he
comes into competition with the great ma.'
of mediocracy, and must expect a medi
ocre " compensation only in return. The
pleasant eminence of excellence, however.
is not to be gained by wishing merely. It
requires good hard work, and plenty of it
The world does not pay people for being
idle, nor for that which is idly done. There
is labor to be done in all professions, how
ever easy they may seem after they are
learned, and . the . beginner should never
flinch irom it,, for it is only by his own ex
ertions that he can attain the speciality
that is to bring him future honors, and,
better yet, future gold. . .
Extraordinary Vehicle.
A colored man drove through the
streets of Richmond last Saturday in an
open one-horse carriage, made wholly of
broom straw, with the exception of wheels
and running-gear. Thai-wheels were
sawed out of solid timber, measured eigh
teen inches in diameter, and revolve glibly
on their well-lubricated axles. The shafts
and harness consisted of light material,
tastefully adjusted ; the body, being with,
out top or cover, three feet in length, and
perhaps two feet in width, consisted en
tire! of straw interwoven with osiers, in
a very compact and artistic manner, with
a seat of the same material in the hinder
part, and just large enough to admit a
man. ' ' - " '
A Rich Cake Two eggs and one cup
sugar, well beaten ; one cup melted butter,
one teaspoonful cream tartar, one-half of
soda, one teacup of stoned raisins, stirred
with a cup and a half of flour; then stir all
together. The above cake can be kept
for a long time, and in fact grows better
with age.. .....
Bread Griedle Cakes. Take and dry,
light bread, cut it upin small pieces and
pour sweet milk. over it; let it remain all
nignt; next morning inash it up until it is
smooth, then pour in sour milk and add
soda; stir in flour enougti to make a bat
ter. Bake as other griddle cakes.
Extraordinary Vehicle. New Advertisements.
AMEKICAJV IIOISE,
IEWI8 RICE, Proprietor. This farorite "rst-clam
j Hotel, tbe largest in New England, offer unsur
pawed acceisBioditTons to the trars'log pobllc
- !. BOSTOK.MASS ' ilml
ICE TOOL. ' James H Cotter ft Co , Manufectar
ern of Its Tools of all descriptions, 'ORTlt CiJl
briimi. Mess All orders filled at short notice. Send
fordiscrlptiveUn. j . : ,, ... , . ,, ,.
THE JllTHflPOLITAS rOIii.Ala.'oUlby
A. T Ptswirt k f'n.. B.n&ri... nrnvliM.
Read Streets, N. Y.
RAIL ROAD IKON forssle, and stenritifsn..
ret;aed n eonnecUon therewith, hr 8. W, BOP
KINS A CO , 69 and 71 Broadway, New York.
TJINTEIs & SPRUNG I LOWER. Onr
. ? f. .New II Inatrsted Catalogs of Balbe, with foil di
rections lor cultivation, and cooaining the most exten
sive' assortment to be foout in this country, is now
ready. Sent by mail on receipt ef 10 cent. HOVEY
4 CO., 63 North Market Street, Boston.
Hammonton Fruit Lands. ' '
THEtstopportuoity to secme a home; mld and
fcealtby climate; soil suitable forallerops: the (est
Fruit Lmmd in tkt (7io; best of markets being Aew
York atd Ph'Udelphla; from l-W to j 09 per cr cl sr
ed Irom smell fratt ; a large popnlation already looted;
hundred, are settling; good so-i.t ; perfeU'j l,ra Ihj;
soft water; ell adrsntsgnc Lads for rale in and
arotinJ th fsmous Hatrmonton Froit settlenM-nt. JO
milfsfrom P'lils'le'pi. A laige tract is nw d vided
into t'a.ms to mis the scnsl settler. Price for 20 aeres
and npwardn from f'iOto $.'K) rer aire. Fi and ten
acre lots forssle Terms liberal; title perf.ct. Forfnll
infrrmstion address Btrnss ft Joxza, Hunmontoo, New
Jersey. All letters answered.
AO r NTS 'ASTKI.-(IOO.jetr and ei
p -nees to Hale or Female .agents, to introduce a
new and useful invention, arsolutely needed in every
hoosvhottif Agents v-eforing-'to woik on -commiesion
can tarn1031 ii0U$0 per .day. For p.trtimlara ad
drees W. -G. WlL?OX ft CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
WANTED-AOENTS, to sell Rev. I. C. Eddt'b
works, "The Cottage Librarr," by the set or sin
gle volume. The best canvasaHig e-ioks ever-published.
Exclusive territory given. Uoed indneemenU. a. ad
for Circular. Homes Wmtworth, Publisher, 11
n ssuiagi a oirww, JMjatoB, stass" ...
SI AA lo J2S0 PER MONTH, and all Elf ensas paid.
iUv W wast agents. Hale or Female, everywhere,
to wDcm we will rsv the above .alarv. or sire a larire
Connniesioo. Buim entirety wch, permmnemt, mmi
very mmraote. mr iuii (ailicuiars, address, witB
sump. O. W.JACKSON ft CO., 11 Sonth Street, BsiU
mora, Md. ... '
Important to Invalids. ,
.A t.fi sufferers from Pulmobarr Diseases. Nervous De-
X bility, Female Weakness,4r fbiwa-.e Disorders ef
any nature, and all whose vital forces att depressad,
rendering neotrstry a ' - '
KERVOI7S TONIC fc i.VVIGOKATOB,
AsrvarnestlT referred to tliefnllowinir TeMtimen in (a.
Utorof WlKCHISTXR'sGsSOl.tRPRXTAaATIOXOf the
Irypophosphitks.
)U .... ; - r :. - .
hieta iiM bea niwd forth past ten vuii In thfmwndi
f CMf! with "RttuiU umpmrtUied im tkt nnalt of med.
I4e'tllcal TeMlmonj"
' I tanre no donbt whatever of th superior ejjicn of
uUTPOinoHirx8,-in in trtmnt of uonsumptton
onr mil other medicine and method hitherto discovered.
W. W. Towxsexd, J4. D., Cenlerville, Ph.
MI am channel auddvlischtfd with tU mdlcin and
its magnificent ffeet8,n& consider it one or th gbkat-
KST B1HOOTKR1M IX TM1 fOIKVCK OF MIDICINR. H etmd
upon it $ own merits aod proves t rood anatittes without
s trampetfir. It hw long ben a favoiit remdr of
min in nervous uetnlitv tjUoroets, and Incipient Con
sumption, K. V. Strtub, Turin, jV. r.
PRICES -In 7 and Kos. Bottle. 1 and JJ tveb:
Thrae Urg and alx amaU fox 5, by axpreaie Cirenlaii
ana aqtic jree. no sumps reqairea
Sold bT all rr.petah. Druista, and Whole aa?e at
the aolednot In thnnftd3ratfi, bf the maitn&ictnT-
srs, J. W1SCHESTER 4 CO., 3d Johndt,N. Y to
wnoin an oraers savam ere aam-eMea.
A Pbyalologlcal Vlevof lHarriag?, oon
tainiDE nearly 300 pHses.atid I'M iiae pints snirravinrs
of the Amtoroy of tbe hnman Orxnn in a state of
Hearrn and uisear, wi;n a i rvxtlw on Karlr Errors, its
PeplormWe Cooeeqaetic s upon the Mind and Rtodj, with
the Author Plan of Treatment tbe only rational and
8TCC0Afnl mo fe ot Core; aa shows by th report of tints
tratf d. A truthful adviser to the married, and those
eontem plat i off marristrr, who eutertela donbt of their
physical condition. 8ent free of postntje to any address
on recit of 26 cents in stamp or petf car re or yt by
addressing Dr, LA CROIX, No.31 ili ien Lane, Albany,
N. V; The author may be consulted upon any of the
diseases npon vnicAn oooa ireau jueflictne sent to
any part of the world.
DVSJrPSIA ANU UTS.
FITS A turectue or then dietreaisinf complaintA il
i7TS Nattr Herbal Preparations, pnb.ished br Dr. O.
Fhblps Bkowx. Tbe prewription was furnished
FTS hira in each a proridentfal manner that he eao-
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KTAiawa fob
;grayhair.
IQl'" "' ' ' '
This IstkAJUKoaiA that Biri(iaacli
This 1 the Con that at
la the A Mitom that Bteg axaia.
il U 4.1 il -. it , .'!
This 1s tit Van who was bald and
gray.
Who now ha raven locks, they say.
IT. n.uH tk. .1... i J
lutha MjeMBOUA that King made '
rhl la th Haldea, hindaoma and
Ti
who married tha nun once bald and
gray,
Who now has raven locks, they say.
lie used th JUibrosia that Siao;
mada. , . .. ,i. .
This Is the rnrson, who. by th way,
Harried Um auiutea, handaoma and
pay, .
To the nan once bald and gray.
But who now has raven lucks, the
sri "
Because he need the Ctrre. that 1st
In the Axbrosia that Ring- made. -
This It the Bell that rirurs awav
, ;;.! ,. irgv ' o s rouse tne people sad and gay
1 A; -''12 ( I'nfo this fact, which here does liv
If yon would wot he bald or fret,
tfeetke Ajujwua that Hmg asoda.
; E, M.TUB38 1 CO Pmprictors, PetehBORO', H.rl
: ! .' " bing'sV ' "
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
: IS THE ItllRACI.E OP THE ASE!
CSra-keade4 Peovle bava their loess restored
by it to the dark, Inetrone, eilken treeeee of yoatb, and
nhappj l..., ..v
ouog Pop, with lifkt, faded ot rsd Hair, have
these unfashionable colors changed, to- a beautiful au
burn aad rjoicel ' - t
reovfte- whose aaans are eevsasn wita Llemdmf emA
Bnmere,tm it, and have clean coats and clear and
health? sralp! "' ; - - j - -
- Baldheaded Teterand bavetieir rewiaining
lootstightered, sod tbe baraapotacovend with alox-
oriant growth of Hsir,and dance for jy!
, Younv Qntlemea use It because tt is richly perfumedl
Teimf Lauieaase it becaas, k keepa they ilaixia
pl.ee I
Everybody start and stiff met t, because it ts tbe clean
ett snd beet article in trie market. .
For Sale by WXILEY BR'H., Wbol'ale A rants,
Toledo, O.. and S.Bt'CKLANi A SONS and g. "ILLON
l" Irtmst. sad i)rsuiets rsr.rallr. ,
' CSE PKATT ds BUTCHER'S
CELEBRATED MAGIC OIL
Warranted la oases of Hhenmanam, M sural gta, Bruises
.."'u-: . iiait erlaiasi ..,.
The Brt and Cheapest Horse and Cuttle
' Medicine to the World P"
, Uet tarouoaoett tha Unetatt Stale and Can)-
atlas during th last 1)3 year.
Tor the care of ti-.i various Diseases to which
,, Horses and Cattle am mliject; ench aa
1 Jfounder, Dlatempcr, Hide Bound, Lous of !
; ', Apnptite.Inward Strains, Yellow Water.
. i. Flstnla, Poa Kil, Hcrntehe or
' I Grease, Mange, Inflammation of the
. ' Eyes, and Fatigne from Hard Labor;
. nlso, Rhenmatlsin, (commonly called
4 BtllT eoruplAlnt), wUlcU. nrovea fatal to
. to many yalaable Horst In this, country
- SLOAN'S CONDITION POWDER
. lee .lie l&rgeet tale 6T uny Bone and Cattle Medicine
In tliie country. It ie contpoaed of herbe and roota, and
fir mildneM. safety, certainty and thoronghnMie, etande
i pre-rtn inanity at tbe bead of tbe list of Hortt and
(ZttU Medici. - - -: . - . . -1
c carnaB oil ail grone bnmora, prernnte uorawe frota
T niinf etfff or fontidering, pnrifiee the blond, lor-Mne
tuaekiu, and Rirae it a smooth aud gteey paranoav
Clesnaee the watr and etreoKthens arery part of the
1 body. It m aleo a safe and certain, remedy tor covfka
aa ooias, woicn generate to nany aw an
The Cow reqnlree to beenpplfed with an alnndaaceo
r. twd not to make her fht tbfs is not deefrable, bn
keap up a regular secret bon ol milk, and all ownen oi
eowe will find by glrtug thrim
1 BLOArrs OOaHDTTlON FOWdDEdHS
twicti a week, large iicre7K quantity and quality
. of -milk and cream. : It carrl off all feer and lav
pTirtties of the HootL The elfrct te se?n tlironghont Uie
emeoto by a rich atidelmndant flwef milk
The farmer. Is beglnoiug to be aware of the Taluable
propertlw of Sloan's Condition loeniern in pro
moting tbe conditioo. of bis abeep and preveatiBg xnaaj
. ef the diseases of all tbe domesticated tnlaisis
air A orty cent packag, ef Moan? Condition
-1 Potvoter put into a barrel of swill Is better tliao two
easbeis of corn to mtten -a bog, and is a certain pre
u .entire of liog Cholera, Blind taggera, and other
aissssss common among hogs. - L-.
! . H 7 f :
CAVTlOJf To protect onrselves and the public
woat being tm posed upon by worthless inutatieaa, the
' genuine will bear the as risnis siguutweef the Pre.
, priesors oa the wrapper. . .- .
jaifll! tS A M TJT3. PTE BOTTLB. '. .
' Xoc laia bx VVSi'Vi sad Kerchaats wvsrywafare.
- -r ; ' Beia rtiswlsUjssQiioagn.El.
t. ft Brawer r8wV. ......... ,, . ...
AT WHOLESALE. BY
DOOLEY BftO.-.
; ,!t HrTEST & TRUAX, " if ;
--: .r ,I.r! !-.. i ."I ,!-ToUbO.'"''
. j ... . vaT RETAIL BT' :' i ' " ' '
S. ' AUCKLAND A SON, ' '
P. -DILLON: SON,' "
I -28yl,'"J '. ' t " Fremont.
Piso's Care for, Co n8 am ption,
19 WARRANTED.
1
F .YOU HAVE CoMupnUon, try It
If you tave1 a' Cough, try it. '
If yon have Lung or Throat Diseaw, try it.'
If you have any of the symptoms of tbia dread
fill disease lo not fail totrw-Hhis retttetly. If it
iloes you do good your money will be refunded
as a:t forth in the circular which accompanies
each bottlo. ' ' ...
Sold by DR. J. TV. GOODSOtf ds SOX,
. . ' -i BcHbtub, Ohio.
1)R..K. DILL0X A SON, ,;: . .... .
" ' ' itt , Fremont, Ohio.
fg-'HOW' MANY CASES ''OF FATAL
DISEASE HAVE YOU KNOWN OFWHICH
THEriRST SYMPTOM WAS A SLIGHT
L COUGH?
5yl
- - sun PR's
PRESCRIBED GOLDENSEAL
lit c."aun noV's tor tbe tTeti?entoT Dyspepsia, IndTfrTB
I'on, (ineral, IWiiHtv, aod rernr and A?ne, and war-rant-d
a ea. tnvrMtd bjr l)rAi. C. Kt;ra. It Is a
table er.raponnd of tbirtewx ditfnev sretc, aed ie
ai.pT viaf.lpr)K''ibed br tbe oeJinal rvofauq.
ph-fiiin wiio b.-s mvle ne ci it In bis practice ssys
It irTl' i.'ttiTe.'i?, whil3 it Is potent; nor dots tt, ai is tbe
ease with icaaT dicftfa, tesve a slia'.tered constita
tlon in bi trvk.w -tfotd Kt all diot;4?it-'.
OBKIii SKINNSR 4CO.,aoU PronrietOFt
'--5!lC,aeJ
jeh U'. U
'
poji.:
Patent Medicines.
CATARRH !
- WHT SUFFER WITH THIS -
Dangerous & Loathsome Disease
WHEN IT J-.'
.
Can -be Cured !
aVd entirely
Fradicated from the System
BY THE USE OF . "
DR. SEELYE'S
; LIQUID
CATARRH
REMEDY.
i . v, ..... '. .
I WILL (DBILT EISUW IS
CONSUMPTION
Unless eacaked la lta incipient stages. .
' X2T SIlfGH BOTTLES KILL LAT -A Ml MB.
, ' . '- .... . .
It ; - .' o - i . - - . .. . r
.1 COLD IN THE HB A
f - . rte'Te'ed in a Few Mfnntte.
,. BAD bbeath;
Csoa dby yif-naHe isiiieticaa. -
. V ' ' ... .
i - ' ' '
i . " i
w JEAK .EYES ,
' .&' F?4 V fknal sSeeticns. '
. ' '..,";..'f 8ENSS OF SMELL
' ' J Wb?n leeeenrd er desire ed.
; j - DEAFNESS
' , - i
' bea caused br Catarrhal d-fl'alriea. Allaieei4
: by this rewdy.
j V
i ' ' '
4 1 Throat Affections .
t i .... i
, ' . - er 4
, Are., .mora txrqaant? than otbeiwice eanaedby m
ttkick, sliroj mncooa, falling from the head, especiald
If dnrine; the night, and reaoitinf bom Catarrh. a- '
ie cured be- . , . . t -
2 v Dr.'Seelye'& ; .
LIQUID : :1
' CMRRII
SYM PTOSIS . , ,
The syroptoras of Catarrh are at first very slight. .
., Persons find they bare a cold that they hare fre ,
qant attacks, and are more sensitiTe to tha ebangr
of tmperatnr. Intbiseondltioa tbe aoeeniay bw
Hrr. or a xlisht disrbargts tb-a end acrid, aftarwarta
tfaiek and dhare, wuj ewrae.
As thediseaaa Iweomea ehronie, the discharges arc
inerMeed la quantity and ehaBgwi ia qoaiify; tber
' .are now tbiek and heavy, and ar liawkMloronoghw'd
off. The seeretiona are oXfem iee, causing a bad
' breath ; the sees of smell is lessened er destroyed;
dea nevm frcqoAntlj takea plaoo.
Another common and important symptom of Cat
arrh is that tha person ia obl'trd toeioar his throat
in tbe moraine; of a slick or slimy maoooa, wbieh
has fallen from the bead darinf tha aifbe. Vhe
tbia take a plaea, the pervoa amy be rare tbatbia dia
eaea ia oa its way to the Image, aa4 aaoaid looaa ao
time ia arreatinf it.
' TbeaboTeare hot a fcw of the many Catarrhal1
aymptoma. Write to onr Laboratory for oar aam
phlet describing tolly all aymptoma; It will ha sent -FKEE
to aay screes . , Also dircctiors whara to
procure the medleinoe
We are receiriag letters from all parte of tho Un
ion, and also numerous testimonials from those using
it. bearing the evidence of its Infallible merits.
X3T' Tbia remedy eonta'na no minerul or poisonous
ingredients, but ie prepared from TegtabLa extimcta
exclusively; tbeielore it ie perfectly AarmJcse, erea
to tb most tender and delieate child.
Lull for SeeJyss Cntmrrh Remedy, aud take no
, otbec it not soid by dxuirgUts in ;oat vicinity, they
will order it for you. Price f 2 CO per bottle.
Alt persona auffering with any affoetioa of the
Hd, Throat or Lunga, should write at oaea for oar
pnamphlet fully describing all ayarptoa pertaining
i to the above diseasea.
It will be aant free to aay address.
Addbsm
Dr. D. H. SEEL YE C Co.,
FRIKPOKT, IIJ.I.N0Ia.
gold by Wholesale and Retail Dref gists.
GMfiERJL JGXflTS. 1
John D rark, Cincinnati, Ohio; Fnlier, rineb A
Knl'er. Cbk-asro, III; Barobams A Van Sobsars.Cni.
esito, ID; Uesaas Barns a Co, N'w York; i) Ransru
Co, Buffalo IV Y; Ferranil. ?lilev a; Co, Detroit.
Mich; Weeks A Potter, Boston, Mass; 'raven. Rlck
arda Co, PhUsdelpbia, Pa; R t Sellers A l e, Viiu
t.nrh. Pa: Collins Bro'a. Losis. Mo: B.r..
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