The Fremont weekly journal. [volume], June 07, 1872, Image 4

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JTholesale and Retail
TOBACCO AND CIGAR
J.
Earing
P. ELDERKirJ,
an aanroally large stock of the
CHOICEST BRANDS
OF
TOBACCO, CIGARS, SNUFF, &C,
Is prepared to offer
EXTRA ETDUCEMEXTS FEOM HIS
WAGOXS TO COUKTEY DEALERS.
, vi. ootralK brand ar LorHUrd'tCwrtt
..-OThrii-. Rice. Lowell fcCo.'a,
of Ci " innati.WH Kdge and Old Con?-;
A2atUI' Silver, Golden and
Diamond Crown
He hat the Best Assortment vf
I
in the Market at the Lowest Prices.
The MlebnUd Monogram Park is universal
favorite.
J. V. ELDEEKIN,
Baasel's Block, Front Street, Fremont, Ohio.
JFiS E MO NT
NTJRSERYI
ESTABLISHED H-T 1858.
SPLENDID STOCK OF TBEES 0S HAND
Th'rterTiexperieno in the nnrserybusi
nees here enables me to select each Iruit and
Ornamental Troe, fchmba, raes,o.,asarees
Meiallv adaoted to this locality; which is an item
of much interest to planter. The tree now off-red
to-be public are new, growa on new ground.
Meeslow. Oaliand see me at myaew stand, on
Bnckland irenue.
Fremont. Jnnary,l.72.
40 m
c5-mcip.J3S;ii,ciDTir mews:
The First Through Train for
H R S HO MO'S
MAMMOTH BOOT, SHOE,
BSTABXjISHMSUT !
I H. It. SHOMO. ; .... s. yM - J 7f
i M r 11' J i i 1 -:: : shoes
mm m$
II. R.
BOOTS AND
SHOES, II ATS
Which were bought for cash, and will
We have the atrencv of the
Shoes for Ladies, Misses and Children.
While our neighbors are marking
no rents to pay. Call and be convinced that you can save 25 per cent
Hats and Caps, &c, of H. R. SHOMO.
Remember the Place, Next Door to the Post-Office. '
mnmtunmm mum
SHOMO is now opening his immense
AND CAPS, GLOVES, BOBES,
be sold 25 per cent cheaper than
Canda Rubber Boot, for Men and
Every pair warranted.
up their goods to pay big rents, we
HAT & CAP
X fci I
stock of
LEATHER AND FINDINGS,
any other house in Sandusky County.
Boys, and the renowned U. T. K. Fine
are marking ours down , as we have
by purchasing your Boots and Shoes;
H. R. SHOMO.
Canfield, Hedrick & Bristol,
DEALERS IN
Jl
IRON, NAILS, GLASS, PAINTS AND OILS, SADDLERY AND
CARRIAGE GOODS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
We have a large and well selected Stock of Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass,
faints ana uus,
Which we offer at prices that DEFY COMPETITION.
WHEELING NAILS A SPECIALTY we keep no other kind.
WE AKB AGENTS FOE THE
Improved Dayton Steel Tooth, Self Lock Horse Rake,
Having the Highest Wheels, and Better Made than any Rake offered
to the people. When the teeth are on the ground for raking, they are
locked firmlv to their nosition. and the
pie that a boy of ten summers can operate it easily. By a Blight change
in the lock it will rake the roughest meadow as clean as any other rake
will "even Ground, as each tooth is independent of the others. We have
the best $33 Lock-Lever Rake sold in town, and what others say of their
Rake is applicable to onrs.
"WE ABE AGENTS FOB THE
WORLD HOWER AND RE1PER
Which can be seen at our Store. Both
and not found wanting. Also Agents for the bpnngflela Separator.
We are selling the OLD JOHN LONG pattern of FOSTORIA PLOW,
(made by Bonnell & Bro.;, botn Cast ana ftteei, ana we warrant mem to
cive better satisfaction generally than any other plow 6old in Fremont.
As tbe season advances Farmers
snc-h poods as thev need for Summer use. Fostoria Cradles, bythes,
Hand Rakes, Grind Stones and Fixtures, Horse Hay Forks and Rope and
Pulleys, Double Shovel Plows of different styles, including the Bettsville
Double Shovel Plow, dec, tc.
Last but not least, the largest assortment of Children's Carriages in the
city. CAnrlELDi HtDKILK. & cnlolUL.
THE DOLLAR JEWARD SOAP.
' The only Soap in tbe world that washea Flannels without shrinking them. Waahee with hot, cold
bud, aoft. or salt water. Eemovee Pitch. Tar, Faint, Crreaee, Printer's Ink, Sweat, Leather or Fruit
btaine. Fnrjenor to Uaetue boap tor Tonet purposes. Agents wanted. &ena s-ceni stamp lor L.ircu
lax aad Fnoe List.
RAPPLEYE Sl KNIGHT, Manufacturers,
1681 and 1533 Hidffe Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa,
C. F., BUCHIV. AH. Agent for Fremont. 11-36
9
ana a iiui line oi
operation for unlocking is so sim
AND BUCYKUS BUCKEYE,
machines have been fully tested.
will find our store well stocked with
REASONS
WHY!
HOUSEKEEPERS
SHOULD BUY
NONE BUT
THE
um-jtoei wfu iuw.)
! H FI! K
l. They are 25 per cnt less in Dries
3. They can be closed many times more rapidly,
3. They eaa be ooend more readilT.
, Tbe covm are lined to prerent roat, and may
oe usea many times.
S. They are Warranted Reliable.
n. Tbouaaudsul iamilies bare used and prefer them
SPECIAL AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY PLACE.
WHITE FOE CIBCCI-AR AND TERMS.
COHANSEY GLASS MANUrAO'SCO,
49 North Third St., PHILADELPHIA.
Hannfacturers of the celebrated "Cohantey
4 Bredgeton Brandt Wtndoto (ilati, Bottles, &e,
MONEY OAKNOT BUY IT!
For Eight is Priceless!!
Bet the Diamond Epectaohs Will
Preserve It-
IP YOU VALUE I0UE EYESIGHT
oea xexsb
PERFECT LENSES,
Malted topether, and derive their nam "Diamond
.uni.nt -M thulT Tl All DM EN HII AKTI Rtt t rau
Xb7 will l&fet maoy yearn without change, and :
rft warranted lupctior to all others in use. I
. MANUFACTURED BY
J. E. Spencer L Co Opticians,
NEW
CXUTIC5. Kone genuine nnlsas stamped with
oar trade Dark,
for .Wtfcy EMj?onsible Agenti throughout the
WlaUVil
L. LEPPELMAN,
Jewsier and Optician, is Solo Agent lor
BEMONT, OHIO.
ftta whomtbeyoaa only be obtained.
Ko Fadiazasmpkyed.
LOTS FOR SALE
Tie sabseriber offsn the JoUowicff lots for
' sale, situated tbreo-foortht of a mile noitb
f Lot tbs Freroontoorpnratioo, on the wt side
5 :at river, 12 Ida of 1 sere each. 4 lots of 4 acres
each, a..o a bunas and lot eontaininsr 13 acres oi
land. 2 beae iouaxs finery Situated tor residences
and will be sold on as liberal terms m any lands
around Fremont. For particulars aail on me at
mrnocneaxth. pnn . jjAD.BALt;
; r;, FOB BEXT.
-ft 00 Ta 59. IB raoing; ann txnm m . -
Rcirreei, for- arly OTr.pied by William aUtj.-aati
I ' fiJP i ;
NOTICE
TO TEACHERS
OF
COMMON SCHOOLS.
TEE BOARD OF F.XAMTvr.BKfnK,mfl,,.w
County will meet applicant for eertiffcates at the
High School Building: In Fremont,
thefonrth 8atnrday in in earh month, also the
second Saturday of April, Jane, September and
UIg-h School Bailding- in Clyde,
the second Saturday In October and May.
Meetings willbe-rinprcimptlyatlO A.M.
W.W. KOSs;
I- & LE-LAN:ot I Examiners.
Igchumy & Doncyson,
Manvjacturen Dealers in
Cabinet Ware!
Cer.Frontdb GarrieonSta.,
FREMONT, OHIO
aTeconstantl yo n b an d a 1 arg a a tl well selected
atocaoz
Parlor & Chamber Suits,
Marble and Mahogany Top
CENTER TABLES
Extension Tables, Dining Tables,
IouDges,mvans, ate.
Weareprepared toexecnteordercfor airk!'"
work Un a manner ' '
Wot to be Surpassed In OMo!
stther forbeautyor durability. Wesmpioynone
catthe bestof workmen,andaseonlythbestma
cerial. OallaadexauiDeoaratoek. .
SOriCE IN BANKRUPTCY.
TK the Eintriet Court of the United States for
tbe Korthera Dutriot of Ohio. Ia the matter
of Bonier Overmyer, Bankrupt. In Bankrnptoy.
To whom it may concern: Tbe undersigned hereby
Svee notice of his appointment a aecigneeof
omer Overmyer, of Heesvills, in the Oo -nty of
Ssndasky and hute ot Ohio, within the district
atoreaaid,who bs been adjudged, a bankrupt on
hia own petation by tbi Distnot Conrt of said
Ts&tJsri Ols lfi-i Aum . IX. . 1 Q4
1-'
, WKa.T;iSJ4',VjMa;
GENERAL
Thompson
Hardware, Stoves, House Furnishing Goods,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Manufacturers of Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper Ware, &c.
ALSO SOLE AGENTS FOR
OOATBS, GBAY & CO.'S
Lock-Lever Hayi Grain Rake
OVER 300 SOLD IN THIS COUNTY.
x The Attention of Parmers is Called to this Bake,
Which is considered the most simple and durable, besides the cheapest and best in the country. It
has been thobuchlt tehted by til 6 most praotical farmers, and has in every oase given perfect satis
faction.
Complete in Construction, No
The teeth of the lock-leteb baxje are made of
purpose, l emperea in on; e&cn tooui tea tea fit us iactory, ana in passing over uneven surfaces,
Reatlily Adjust Tltemselves to Their Places.
Cast Steel Spring Coils, made with the body of the
tbe Held, much stronger and more durable than the
raaes. l he rake can Be instantly regulated for anv
wnicn is aone oy moving me lever joricaruoti uin post on ine jroM cross-bar, Aetnetiltini
ot tbe rake is done by the driver's weight, only tbe slightest effort of the hand is required to raise ant
lower the lever discharging the hay. The lever being down, the rake is held firm to its place
Without Using
The moment the leverage is unlocked the Bake is
work the Eake with ease. You can Bake twenty
iwenty-nve acres oi siuoDie, to pay lor me juute.
The Lock-Lever Hay and
Throughout tbe Eastern and Western States, and is
wis ing i j Duy a nay aua urain Kane will nna it
V, illi it tne farmer can rake nis grain stuDDie nalds
Wholesale
Successor to Meng and Altaffer.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
After a Four Years' Experience
I again Bolicit the patronage of the
bounties. Witn my experience of
tail Trade, understanding well the wants of the people of this section, and
thoroughly jwsted among the Manufacturers, I can justly claim to have
laciiities lor the purchase ot goods at .MUCH LOWER PRICES than my
neighbors; and I here promise to undersell all competitors, and grive vou
Deuer goods lor less money.
JVly stock is complete, and I invite
prices. A full line ofTjtica, Rochester, Lynn, Buffalo and New York
iity VorK constantly on hand.
I am sole agent for EDWIN C. BURT'S FINE PREMIUM WORK,
wmcn is tue best and nnest work made.
HATS AND CAPS in great variety
MANUFACTURING AND
notice by experienced workmen.
Call and see me, corner Front and
S3.
GEE AT DISPLAY OF
SPRING
:o:-
fJm O O T .
Respectfully announces to his old customers and the public Generally
that he has just received the
LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK OF
BOOTS & SHOES!
Ever brouglit to this c?ty, which will
Defy Competition!
Call and examine my stock and prices, which I guarantee will give satis
faction. No trouble to show goods.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
FREMONT, O., April 5, 1872.
EXECITBIX NOTICE.
'V'pTB is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified as execu
trix of tbe lest will and testament of Adna Groat,
deceased, late of Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio.
m , A-eKQAf.fixerotrii.
DEALERS IN
Labor is Required While Rakiny.
Bcfined Cast Steel, made expressly for this
tooth, as these are made, have been found by use in
small senarate wire-coil erjrintra often used in some
kind oi ground by lowering or elevating tbe teeth,
the Hands or Feet.
relieved of its contents. A boy ten years old can
acres per day, and save enough, usually lost from
Grain Bake is Well Known '
acknowledged to be superior to all others. Those
to tneir Interest to examine tbe liOCK-LEVEB.
as well as bis meadows.
Jl
in the New York Wholsale Trade.
People of Sandusky and adioinin?
many years in the Wholesale and Re
you to call and inspect stock and
at lowest prices.
REPAIRING done on short
Croghan Streets, Fremont, Ohio.
2P.
GOODS!
IN BTJCELAND'S BLOCK.
A. HOOT.
WANTED-IOO.OOPVOCTTGMBN Whoare
atfeated by tberesnltsof arivlDdiafptinn I
fniwn..,, I. . n C :.l. 1 Jl '"I 1
toconsultlir. A.O.Smitband becomemen again
Medicinesent and a cure guaranteed for thi ft!
fling samof 119. OiBot, o.Tl Uichirasatrest. .only
Giewda&(.aLybi,
Go.
I Retail
'hi. 4IH 'siata
THE JOURNAL.
The Valley of Death.
A spot almost as terrible as the
prophet's valley of dry bones, lies
just north of the old Mormon road
to California, a region thirty miles
long by thirty miles broad, and sur
rounded, except at two points, by in
acessible mountains. It is totally
devoid of water and vegetation, and
the shadow of bird or wild beast nev
er darkens its white glaring sands.
The Kansas Pacific railroad engi
neers discovered it, and also some
papers which show the fate of the
"lost Montgomery train," which
came south from Salt Lake in 1850,
guided by a Mormon. AVhen near
Death's valley, some came to the
conclusion that the Mormons knew
nothing about the country, so
they appointed one of their number
a leader, and broke oil" from the
party. The leader turned due west;
so with the people and wagons and
flocks he traveled three clays, and
then descended into the broad valley
whoso treacherous mirage promised
water, iney readied the center.uut
only the white sand, bounded by
scorching peaks, met their gaze.
Around the valley they wandered,
Mid one by one the men died, and
the panting flocks stretched them
selves in death under the hot sun.
Then the children, crying for water,
died at their mothers' breast, and
with swollen tongues and burning
vitals the mothers followed. Wagon
after wagon was abandoned, and
strong men tottered, and raved and
died. After a week s wandering
dozen survivors found some water
in the hollow of a rock in the moun
tain. It lasted but a short time,
when all perished but two, who es
caped out of the valley and followed
the trail of their former companions
Eighty-seven families,with hundreds
of animals, perished here, and now;
after twenty-two years, the wagons
stand still complete, the iron works
and tires are bright, aDd the shriv
eled skeletons lie side bv side.
Springfield Republican.
How Edgar A. Poe Died.
The true story of Poe's death has
never been correctly told. It is this
In the summer of 1849 he left New
York for Virginia. In Richmond
he met Miss Elmira Shelton, whom
he had known in his youth, renewed
his acquaintance, and, in a few weeks
they were engaged to be married.
He wrote to his friends in the North
that he should pass the remainder of
his life in V irginia, where the hap
piest days of his youth had been
spent. Early in October he set out
from Richmond to fulfill a literary
engagement in New York, and to
prepare for iis marriage, which was
to take place on the 17th of the
month. Arriving in Baltimore, he
found that he had missed tbe Phila
delphia train which he expected to
take, and would have to wait two or
three hours for the next train. He
went into a restaurant near the depot
to get some refreshments. There
he met some of his old West Point
friends who invited him to a cham
pagne supper that night He ac
cepted the invitation and went At
first he refused to drink, but at last
he was induced to take a glass of
champagne, lhat set him off, and
in a few hours he was madly drunk.
In this state he wandered off from
his friends, was robbed and beaten
by ruffians and left insensible in the
street ail night, ine next mornins
he was picked up and taken to the
Maryland Hospital. He was delir
ious with brain fever. He was well
cared for by the physicians of the
hospital, but he was beyond the
skill of the doctors. He lingered
two or three days, and died on Sun
day, October ith, 1849, in the thirty
eighth year of his age. His funeral
was attended by the Hon. a. Collins
Lee, Dr. Snodgrass, Nelson Poe (his
cousin,) and Henry Herring (his
uncle ). Applclon s Journal.
From the Philadelphia Star, May 14.
An Eagle Attempts to steal a Child.
A letter from Copake, New York,
of a recent date, says : Jacob Docker,
living near Rhode lake, about two
miles from this place, has a little
daughter, about three years of age,
Yesterday afternoon, while she was
playing in the yard, her shouts at
tracted her mother. Going out, Mrs,
Decker found a large eagle attemp
ting to carry off her little one. Al
most frantic with fright she eeized
her child aud rushed toward the
house. No sooner had she caught
the child in her arms than the eagle
showed hgbt
It followed Mrs. Decker, pecking
savagely at the little girl, several
times touching her hair with his
beak; but by running rapidly and
shielding the child as best she
could, she managed to reach the
house in safety. Enraged at being
thus cheated of its prey, the eagle
new against the door and beat furi
ously at ths windows, as if deter
mined to effect an entrance, until
Mrs. Decker fearing it might break
in, hid her child in a closet for great
er security. At nightfall the bird
flew away.
Early this morning the eagle
made its appearance. After living
wildly around, it perched upon a
tree hard by the house, apparently
waiting an opportunity to renew the
attack. As soon as she discovered
the bird Mrs. Decker notified the
neighbors, and it was shot It
proved to be a bald Americau eagle
measuring seven feet between the
tips of its wings.
PLANTATION BIFIM
S.T. 1860-X.
Ihis wonderful vegetable
estorative is the sheet-an
chor of the feeble and de
bilitated. As a tonic and
cordial for the aged and lan
guid it has no equal anion
stomachics. As a remedy for
tne nervous Aveakness to
which "women are especially
suDject, it is superceding ev
ery other stimulant. In all
climates, tropical, temperate
or frigid, it acts as a specific
m every species of disorder
which undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down the
animal spirits.
Beautiful Woman!
HAGAJf'S MAGNOLIA KAf.'I
Gives to the Complexion the Freshness of Youth
MAOAJt's Magnolia Balm overcomes the flushed
appearance caused by heat, fatigue and excite
ment. It makes the lady of forty appear but
twenty, and so natural and perfect that no person
can detect its application. By it' use tbe roughest
skin ia made to rival the radiant texture of youth
ful beauty. It removes redness, blotches and pim
ples. It contains nothing that will injure the
skin in the least,
. . -n ,
AUttKDUA XAt,X IS UC6U Dy HU laSUlOUaUie
. . , .1
ladies in A ew York, London and Fans. Itoosta
74 otnUper Bottle, and is told by all Drug.
ar.il uAun
He
at
oan
is
the
the
and
---r- anc A-f. 1
'TBaDeTYTMaPlC
The Best
Hair Crossing and Hair Restorer.
Millions say
"BUNETT'S COCOAINE."
Your Druggist has it.
CFREE TO BOOK AGENTS. II
Complet Cancatsmg Booh of Hittory of N
HICAGO and its DESTRUCTIOll
Sixty Thousand copies sold. In English and Ger
mani Price (2.60. A complete hittory; a book
full of thrilling interest and startling incidents;
iroiuaeir uiusu-atea. pteweaition jast puoiisnea
irouirht down to date: full renort of Belief Socie
ty, with Carlton's poem, "The Burning of Chi
cago." Send 25 cents for postage on outilt.
AddresB UNION PUBLISHING CO., C'bica, IU.
A Century of Triumph over dyspepsia,
liver disetwe. bowel complaints and varioua disor
ders, has immortalised tbe BelUer Spa, and theee
victories are now repeated throughout this hemis
phere bv Tabrant's Effervxsent Selizrr Ap
erient; containing all the elements and produc
ing all the happy reaulu of the Great German
ouring.
SOLD BY ALL DEUGGISTS
IOWA AND NEBRASKA
FOR SALE BY THE
Burlington & Mo. Rier B.R.Go
MILLIONS OF ACRES
On ten years credit, at 6 perct. interest
No part of the principal due for two years, and
thence only one-ninth yearly till paid in fuU.
Product wiil pay for land and improve
ments within them limit of this generous credit.
SV Better terms were never oifered, ure not
now, ana prooaDiy never will oe.
CIKCC'LAliS ffivinff full narticulars are
supplied gratis; any wishing to induce others to
emiarate with the, or to form a colony, are in
vited to sk for aU they want to distribute.
Aptly 10 tt.w,. HAHKlS,A,andCoinm'r.
tor .low a ianas, at juruurton, Iowa,
And for Nebraska lnds, at Ai nc o 1 n, . e b
Cheep Farms! Free Homes'
TUB LIKE Of THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
A LAND GRANT OF
XS2fOOO,OOOACRES
ra THE
BEST FARMING k MINERAL LANDS IN AMERICA
3,000,000 Acres in Nebraska
IBS
GREAT PLATTE VALLEY.
THI
CARDEN OF THE WEST,
now ion SALE I
These lands are ia the central Dortion of the
United States, on the 4Tst degree of North Lati
tude, the central line of tbe great Temperate Zone
of the American Continent, and for grain growing
snd stock raising unsurpassed by any in tbe
United States.
CHEAPER IN PKICE.aiore favorable terirs
triven, aud more convenient to market than oan fce
found elsewhere.
FREE HOMESTEADS FOR CTUAL SETTLERS!
The Best Location for Colonies.
SOLDIERS ENTITED TO A nOaESTT.il) Of 160ACBZS.
Free Passes to Purchasers of Land.
Send for the new Descriptive Panmhlet. with
new mars, published in English, German Swedish
ana liamsn, mailed tree everywbr
Address
O. F. 17AVIS.
land Commissioner, U.F. B. B. Co..
Omaha, Neb
The Best Faint in the World
Pare White and Over One Hun,
drcu Different shades and Tints.
This Daint ismadeoftheDurest and most dura
ble material heretofore used bv Pointers. combined
witn a large proportion or lnaia Maooer, which
is cheimcaily united in such a manner as to form a
smooth, glossy, firm, durable, elastic beautiful
Paint, which becomes firmly cemented to the sub
stance to which it is applied.
BT These Paints are prepared ready for use,
aim soia oy tne gallon only,
RUBBER PAINT CO., CLEVELAND, 0
riOOB, EXEBGFTIC SALEsnvi
JT wanted for the fastest selling articles oat. Eo-
NEW'B ADJUSTABLE HUTTON-A10LE ODTTEB, pat.
Jan. 30, 1872, is an improvement upon all tbe pat
ent in that article yet invented. The NuaaEav
Safety Pis is a staple article, and sells at sight.
Our Universal Twine Cotteb excels everything
out for its purpose , as lady or clerk will not be
without one. Sample of the B. H. Gutter and
Twine Cutter, 2x each; Safety Pin 10c: or the
tnree lor auo. Aaaroos JOii.NSON & WitlTTLE
AO. si Atwater uuuaings, uieveiana, O.
LlGUTiMIVG RODS.
Mum-on'-Copper Tubular Lightning Bod, with
Spiral Flauges, is the most complete protection
against lightning ever invented- Endowed by
the Sdentine world, and by Wholesale Dealers
from Maine to Georgia. Send for circular to
ajivixa.i a ecAj.t renn. St.. Fitfsburirh
Do AT V f ADD V U T Tfi tJ'P irrvn r.. -
a. i a.v . . if a a an as Auuaimij J&U1) LU
91 TTi.a aL,B iV'n.ki vr w
PORTABLE SODA FOUNTAINS
$40, $50, $75 and $100.
GOOD, DURABLE AND CHEAP
Shipped Ready for Use!
MASITFACTUnED BY
J. W. CHAPMAN & CO., Madlsou, I rid
SEXD FOK CIBCULAK.
iCTU! POPHAM'S HSTHMA SPECIFIC
U I IliYlM. is warranted to relieve the
worst case in ten minutes, and by persevering
in its use effect a cubs. For sale by all Drug
giststs, or sent by mail, post paid, on receipt
of One Dollar. Address I. POPHAM &CO..
ATuiauelpnia, Pa.
RE
WARD
F1 1 1 teats I t 111 f M
sWs,4SL3U - V- i For any
case oi
Blind, Bleeding, Itching or Ulcerated Piles that
Da Bino's Pile Bemeiix fails to cure. It is p re-
area sxpressly to cure the Piles and nothing else.
oiu oy all Airuggists. nice, si.w
U.S.
PIAAUCO., N. Y. PRICE
$290
rto Agents, circulars tree.
(E.MS Wanted- Agents make more
H money at work for us than at anything else.
Business light and permanent. Particulars free.
G. Stinson & Co.. Fine Abx Ptjblxbhzbs. Port
land, Maine.
G
HEAT PIEDICAL, BOOK of useful
knowledire to all. bent tree for two stamps.
Address Dr. Bosaaauti A CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
CROGHAN
Woolen Mills,
SANDUSKY COUNTY OHIO.
The old mill having been burned and a new one
erected in its place, and fitted with
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THS GREAT FAMILY
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without change of Stitch or Tension.
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ADAM!
Tilt: INGREDIENT THAT
COMPOSE KOSADAL1S are
p'ililislied on every package, tliere
t'lirc it is nu'a secret preparation,
coiisueutly
rilYSICIAXS PRESCRIBE IT
2
It is a certain euro for Scrofula,
i Syphilis in all its forms, Rheuraa
jlb.ni. Skin Diseases, Liver Coni
' plaint and all diseases of the
iiilood.
will do more good than ten bottles
jof the Syrups of Sursaparilia.
I THE UNDERSIGNED PHYSICIANS
have used Rosadalis in tlieir practice
IJbr the past three years and freely
! endorse) it ns a reliable Alterative
and Biood Puritor.
;T)R. T. C. PUCK, of Baltimore.
!DU. T. J. BOYKry, "
!T)H. R. AY.CAKR.
DR. V. O. DANNKLLV,
,1)11. J. S. SPARKS, of Nicholasvillc,
Kv.
.DR.J.L. McCARTHA, Columbia,
iDR. A. B. NOBLES, Edgecomh, N. C.
' USED AUD EiTLOKSED BY
J. B. FRENCH k SONS, Fall River,
Ml1;?,
7. W. SMITH. Jackson, Mich.
A. f. AVH! KLIii, Lima, Ohio.
H. HAI.L, Lima. Ohio.
( BU'tX fc CO., Oonlonsvillc, Va.
SA.Vf.. C. y. FAEDEN, Jlurfrees
bor Tcnn.
On.r ?5ac a'ill not allow of any e1.
:-n '.cd rt ni irk- in m!.iiim to tbe
'i.":f-! jioa-j.ili-i. T- the Jlcdical
i'; t.. v- t- 'ii.r.nrne a Fi:tl'F.x-
::n tf-.Ncrlort' a:ty tlicy have ever
rt-r, ia t!..' tr. . aicnt of liisensrd
(iM-'ri); nnti to thciil'.icTeU we say try
Un- anilaru Mill be rostured
t,j health.
Ui.-a.!ji; is ""'lil by all Drujists,
price l.."0 per bunic. Address
:i cL2ii::r3 & co. a
; .Afiiaaarrtrrtaf CatwiMf,
1 Paitixum, ifa. 1
a4i'K
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. HlJIPIlIaJE Y'S
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
a AYR i
exper
apt
AVE PBOVED, FEOM THE MOST AJiPL
experience, an entire succees: buople.
romDt Emcient and Keliable 1 hev are th
Beat s araily Medicioes in use so simple that mis
takes cannot be made in nsinv them; so harmless
as to be free from danger, and so emcientas to be
always rciiaDie. i ney nave received the highest
commendation from tne thousands who have Long
used and known taem, and will always render sat-
iuiuuub w uiwr wno try uiem.
No. Cures. ViesiM Boxem. Cents.
Fevsrt, Congestion, Intlammations..24
tl '"' Worm ierer, Worm Colic. .3
avpiner-ColieOTTeeThinrtf T.n.A
.. j 8. lootbache, Faoeache....2i
" llediaclie,8ickKaQa:he. ertwoSS
" aTpep? ci'ous buimach ...JS
' suppresses
ex Irregular ir mods... .25
'roiuse Period.
uiies too.rroiusei'enQds..
" Croup, Cough, ditlicultBreathina. IS
" Frupnti, 8alt Rheum, lirvMpeUs.iS
" Hheuiuatism, Rheumatic tains... 25
" l ever Ague, Chill Fever, Asnes.SO
" Piles, Blind or Bleeding 50
" Uptbalujrtandsore and Weak Eyea "J
" ( atarrtt, Acute ort hronic Induenza4
" V Uotpinsl"Ciutrli,violentcoughs40
" Asltnua, Opprial Breathing JO
' F.ar Jtiscliiar-es,impaireanearing5U
" Mcraf Hist, iinlurged glands, Hwellinns SO
" tieneralDebUiiy, Pnysical Weakness 50
Dropsy and beauty becreuons 50
" sea Mckness,rJicjUiesBfromRiding.50
' Kidney l)ifae, (iravel 50
" r v o u s Ie bill ty, involuntary
oemuiHi uif'umw. .......... ....... .1 w
29. " Soto .Ioiltli, Canker 50
30. " I rinary W cak nes,WettingBedA0
31. " Painf ul Periods, iiyitena.......50
il. " Hut leriutc at chansre oi late 1 0O
S3. " Kpilepsy, bpasmisbt. Y'itus liance.l 00
34. " liptbe; iu, L'lctrated Sore Throat... 50
Frice in viais, large sue 50e and 1 00
VA H1L r CASES, in Mororeo, with
33 large 3 dram vials, containing the above
list, with book of directions complete, 110 00
20 " " " 00
20 " in paper case, with book 5 00
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Case of lO 1-os. vials, in fluid, lOOdoseseach,
with manual of directions, giving full
account ol the diseases of Horses,
Cattle, Sheep, 1oj and iio,
with full directions for nae, in neat wal
nut case, complete... .-.flO 00
POHD'S EXTRACT,
Cures Piles. Neuralgia, Tooths cue,
Bleeding of the Lungs, Stomach 'v'ose,
or other Organs, Burns, Bruises,
Lameness, Sprains, Rheumatism, Jore
Throat, Sore Byes, Boils, Corns, Ul
cers, Old Sores. The Best Family
Medicines known.
Price, 6-ox. 3 Oc, Pints i, Quarts
1.15.
t3 These Remedies, except POND'S EX
TRACT, by the case or single box, are sent to any
part of the country, by mail or express, free ot
charge, on receiy t of the price.
Address Humphreys' Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company.
Omce and depot. No. 5t3 Bboadway, New York.
FOR b ALE BY ALL DRUUGITTB.
Forsalein Fremont by C. R, MeCULLOCH
LEFFINGWELL & CO,,
LHP0ETEE3
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FRENCH So AMERICAN SHEET
WINDOW GLASS,
JU iV AM E 1YT AL GLASS,
Noa. 82 & 84 Bank, & 93 8t, Clair Sta.,
WARING BLOCK,
Cleveland, - Ohio-
BUIDIXG CONTRACTS A SPECIALTY.
LARGEST
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cue
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J
MOUSE!
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Are now opening IVew and Choice Patterns in
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Carpets, with Bonlera and i&utra to match, uniika
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Also, a beaatiful line of Lace Cortaixu, ti hades,
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Having purchased oar goods before the reoent
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BECKWITH, STERLING & CO.,
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To wholesale Bayers we sell at Kanafacturert
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Bar A fall line of Upholsterers' Goods. 12-24
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OF THE
MANUFACTURERS!
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STOKE.
URIIIUi & S1KES,
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CHOIGE FAMILY GROCERIES!
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invite all housekeepers to try them, if they would
dtc muuey. aaey maae a specialty of
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and always have the best of the season. They par
Ihtnighest Price for Good Butter.
and invite farmers who have a good articte to m.
wemacaU. And those wishing to pun haaa
GOOD, FRESIT, SAVEET BCTTEI;,
will always And it at their store. Infaet.'thev
everyming m tile froviaion anrf I...-'
Traus. of th tt il ,i .
Of r h. hMf ul! , ,KU1 . : . . '
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i- J?J"?nlerrGT,p,I1s.Biuonsc,uo...a9
B. " lUsltra-Jforbm, Yomiting.... 2i
J. " t onihi, Coida, bronchitis.. .77! '.2i
asethtan.