The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-08
a n4an,Iml rxtrn6,.

" wan nght Jerusalem alept 1s quietly
amid her hills as the child upon the breast
Of its mother. The noisoless sentinel stood
Ike statue at his post, and the philoso-
piers lamp burned dinly " tho rocessos
vi his chamber. Bat inJrd darkness in.
VOWED the nations IN its enlightened slad.
owB Reason shed a faint gimmeriug over
the minds of men, like tho cold aud insuh.
cout shining Of distant star. Tho i'm.
mortality of mans spiritual nature was un.
known, lis relations unto heaven undis.
covered. and his future destiny obscured
IN cloud ofinystety It vas at this period
that two fUrus of ethereal mOuld lowered
about the laiid of Gods chosen people
They seemed like sister angels, sent to
earth on suiuU embassy OF love. Tho one
Of Majestic stature aud we'll formed lInb
which her snowy drapery hardly conceal
ed, ~ her erect bearing and steady eye,
exhibited the highest degree of strength
and conflencc lIor right arm was oNtend
Ell IN an impressive gesture upward where
night appeared 10 have placed her darkest
pavilionj while on her left rccincd her
delicate companion, in form aud countc.
nance the contrast of tho other was droop-
ing like flower moistencd by refreshing
dewa, and her bright but troubled eyes
scanned them with ardent but varying
glmces. Suddenly light like the sun
flashed olH from the heavens aud Faith aud
lIopo hailed with c&ulting songs the as.
cGnding star of Bethlehem.
Years rolled away, aud the stranger was
sccn in Jerusalem. lIo was meek un.
assuming man, whose happiness seemed to
consist IN acts OF licncvOlcnco to the hut
man race There were deep traces of sor.
row on his cOuutenancc, though no one
knew why he gricvcd, Tor he lived in the
practice OF every virtue, and was loved by
all the good and wiso. IIy.and by it was
rumorcd that tho stranger worked mira
clos that the blind saw, and the dumb spake,
the dead arose, the ocean moderated its
chatting tide, the very thundcrs artculated.
lie is tho son of tiodD E'lvy Eesailed him
to death Slowly aud thicldy guarded, he
ascendcd the hin of Calvary. A heavy
cross bent him to tho earth. IIut Faith
loaned on his arm, and Hope, dipping her
pinions in his blood, mounted to tho skies.
--.- -s---------
MARITAL MNXms.-"A Perfect Brute" il
responsible for the following:
Soft words buttor no parnnips, but now
bonnet presented to wife, will cover u
multitude OF her husbands sins.
Grievanccs and babies were both made
to be uurscd, and n fair division of labor
lightuncth toll; consequently the sagacous
husband will take charge of the first and
leave the second entirely with his wife.
Never place temptation in the way OF the
wcak-luose change left in the martial
pockets over night is apt to vanish before
the morning.
business is a convenient cloak, which iu.
diciously used, may bo made to hide a num-
Der of stolen pleasures.
Tho simplest cure for persistent cold
mutton in Ia dino Mt q restaurant, and de-
duct from the house money accordingly.
A latch key is the married mans symbol
of frood0m; consequently secure it il possi-
bio, in the honeymoon,
Never mako vague promises to wife;
give woman an inch of promise, and
she requires ten miles OF fullilmont.
soft answer may turn away wrath, but
good round cXplctivo will often clnch an
argument wonderfully.
Lastly never attempt to stop woman :
tongue; talk is a. necessary to te,nale vital
ty al the an she brcaihas,
----,- Ss------.---.
DmrlErlA or rrrmn Soar IRoAr. This
very prevalent disease has swept from
the parental lap many u sweet babe; aud
to prevent further ravagcs among the lit
tie iunoconts, should be the earnest oh
iect OF fathers aud mothers. a friend has
handed MS the following recipe, which
we tako pleasure in giving to our road.
cts: \ poultico made of the yolk of an
egg and iino salt, of pasto.ike consis.
tcncy, to be put on tho throat, and kept
on thirty minutes unless sooner dry. II a
child be very fcVerish the poultico should
he repeated. wash or garglo should al
40 be prepared aud used consisting OF
equal parts Of fine salt and alum mixed
with vinegar, For n very severe case,
make wash for the throat of blood root,
golden seal and pulverizcd hayberry Wo
arc crcdibly informed that in every in.
stance where tllcsc simple remedies have
been applied, the sufferer has recovered,
---------.-
RrLmuuS pNRGNrs.-- There is no earthly
blessing to ha compare with that of re.
religious training. lou may be POOR
You may have TO struggle hard in
order to procure the necessities OF
life, (ou may have had but little oppor-
tunity Of acquiring the learning of the
schools You may be dcbarred from the
circles of the refined and erudite. But hav-
inG had parcnts who claimed for you the
right OF Christian baptism, and instructed
YOU in the truths OF the Gospel, aud set you
an example 81 humble pcty, aud used the
! requ8te meanR for the purpose of crushing
your tendencies to sin aud establishing you
| in habits Of holiness your privilege is in
m larably greater tia that of those wi {
have been born with title to the hrges
| estate or tho most eNhallcd throne Rec
j. NeSbd,
A Ptous SoN,--"Oh, mother! mother
"What, son2"
Mayn't hcy the big Biblo up in my
room to-day
"Yes my child and welcome. You DON
know what pleasure it gives me to SEQ your
thoughts turned in that way. But wha
sticks are those IN your hand :"
Triggers"
"Triggors ! For what my chid2"
Why trap triggers, llor's the standard
/ You see; lliis is the Aipper, aud that one