Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26
FACTS AND FIGURES.

of the Navy Department.
LONDON hairdrcsSers are not allowed 10
talk to customers unless sIlnllen. to- uf
l. A WEALTHY lawyer in London let his
wife starve TO death on $3.50 week. sr
FrFTEEN hundred dogs were executed
last season under the Cleveland dog Grli.
nance. .f ..ar.. .uNsT .oS.U.Us
TuE Michigan Central workshops at
Detroit has chimney 1865 feet high, and
containing $4,000 bricks. -,r .-, 60. ,
TuERE are 139 pupils in the North
Carolina Deaf Dumb and Blind Institute,
fof whom As arc Blind, and 81 deaf and
dumb ''' " r3N 7.'f .Fa-T .Tf,fsTT
WHEN tho bottom Of the Greet Eastern
was cleaned, fl0y thousand gallons of
muscles and other aocrctions were renioy.
cd from IL. --f ..r. ,IlITg #.
THE salt Lake Theatre, according to
the DESERT NsoS, is the only place of
amusement that was ever dedicated by a
| prayer .r 5..t i, .'.1... .'., ..... ....' ~
5. G. HAYES cast in section of stove.
pipe, forty years ago, the first "composi-
tion roller" ever used in New Haven
printing oacc. .,.. ,..-.......... -
n STATISTICAL observer, on n late Sun.
day morning. in London, found but 1872
worshippers in fourteen churches, whose
pastors received altogether f7,O74 salary.
AT recent medical lecture in Penn.
sylvania Hospital at PHILADELPHIA, q class
OF thirty'nine ladies were present, with
140 male students ..t -...- - -....
A FodwHlsTLE at Cape Fourcher, N. 8,
said to be the most powerful in North
America, may be heard is miles in calm
weather. 5 70 8 IN storms, % with the
wind, and to s against The wind.
Nj. RAsPAu., the champion of the Paris
worllmcn, was In youth intended for the
Church, but changed his mind to the study
Of medicine. He has spent ten wears in
prison and fifteen in exile.
a CORRESPONDENT OF the Massachusetts
PoHghmdn says "Cover your strawberry
vines lightly, or you smother them. Pine
houghs are just the thing forit; but oak
leaves, sea;weed, or coarse hay,are good.
Remember long manure is fatal to them
THE quantity of gold produced in Nova
Scotia from the date of the first discovery
OF the precious metal to- the end of 1868,
"a period of eight years, amounts TO 100, 900
ounces The best year wus 1867 when
the yield amounted to nearly 10000
ounces. 700 p" ''.a 81" ds11as Z ~
AS EVIDENCE that American ideas are
getting foothold in Italy, correspondent
cites thetaet that American rocking chairs
are now in high favor, though when first
introduced by American, families, they
were looked upon by the natives as some.
thing ridiculous. - .-!a .#s IIss',-l
ONE million, two, hundred and eleven
thousand, one hundred and ninety-three
pounds of sea,island cotton, valued at
~ ,070,4 436, were exported from the Gus
toms District Of Charleston to foreign
countrlesduing I he year ending the Both
OF September, 1869.
BIsHoP PogTRR, ofSouthern New York,
during the fifteen years of his episcopate,
has confirmed $4,000 persons, admitted
400 to holy orders, and has travelled up-
ward of 100000 miles. During this time
too fOrtnnprh@SJrvttzf shAJrl osi-tyrI,f fJeb~ao"
FRENCH statisticians assert that the
mortality amongwOmen has decreased 1915
per cent. since cOrsets went out of fashion,
but that brain diseases have increased
among them at the fearful rate of 7294 per
cent. since chignons and other pyramidical
ornaments came intoYogue. ...5.. .
ELDER SMITH, at Salt Lake City, recent
ly married the widow and two daughters
of his brother, and reporter of the Tie
grd1h inquired what relation the children
VI luI hWO UGdI
Thereupon Smiths son thrashed the re-
porter, and his curiosity is supposed to be
satisfied. sl --7str. B..
:, SAN FRANorsco invests an five of its
leading hotels, S4,75O,O0O; they produce
an annual rental Of about $3.50 600; the
people on their pay.rolls number six hun
dred. The annual income of these hotels
exceeds $2,5OO,0OO and their permanent
population is about two thousand people.
= Mss sally ROBINSON, of Stratham. N.
II. ,ninety-foufs wears old, is reported to
have been the strongest woman ever
known In that region. Her weight never
much exceeded one hundred and fifteen
pounds. In her prime she shouldered
barrels of cider with ease. She ia still
vigorous, and reads without spectacles.
n, M n,.A
( Dh' mAoNu, snI tate iiienuV 1e u tue Nich-
lnoilu l'ool, wesi loitoWou W tne grave e1py
an i1lllehse ,ll1 @ uoaoouIse On loo', anu one
tos hureu Gu anu Jd NV J"fnages ;.E S ns rluing
greens, and crane, and placed in front Of
the procession, lust In rear of the hearse.
Onthe saddle was the Inscription, "Our
Doctor His well. worn buggy and driy
inc horse fnIlowed next H0o'' I''''' -
a er,aa. ,;,,a oo,,, aloao ss,od e.n,,ou
-, thaSn,dI,l S% 4, g. %o;,,n Ia Hor
9n Sae 'a, ,nSi - Sie sn uIS aiSg1 5
SeptierSSonT rtS ~ di,IS % brrIed ~ M Ta,er Vu
sbie chnrchvspd % wbicb q, 1,arad ~ SI a terribIe
rDiS IN IN Z ~ hv tSa late dood fSnhe
sbort Tine a"%y AGO. bis holy b @ Was fonn5 u nnnol !
site the sons place having been brought
down the river a long distance When
the tender-kearted son was informed of
the fact, he made the touching remark
Probably come back af.er that dollarp'
THE New Orleans O,n,aereial Blzetia
saws tI,at one.tbfd az its nTesent nonYla.
tion wonld he amnle 10 transaet tts bnsi.
ness. ave NAV assume" Il Remarks.
SnOosSHe ., @ inc seven
teen thousand more are only nominally
employed, FIVE, thousand. others arc
fully employed the year, through, and the
remaining thirty-hye. thousand do on an
aVaPaOa OntU ahout half the labor and