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New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

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Aprtla ia iLGi 5. : ". o. -
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4 cgo MI7SSE II "a 0I t. .
REMARKS Yesterday Good Friday was suisn1Gy ~ ~ %,
p m, hut remarkable for its changeabess ALSO w, '
amost turrd Temperature az nOouday The sky was over
east to a. NJ very cloudy at 8, aud 2io p M to hea,y
clear IOI Rain fell at times from 1872 A. M W a. ~,
Rain depth 100 OF an inch Fog prevailed rom ~ ~
$40 a. M The thermometer did not fall below Of peloi
m m I990 10 m IL marked $50; fall then occurrru
OF - Inn On 90 min very gusty evening vlnd enn3
n f. wind feIled the mercury TO 40 at ii r. III. Su." m
Great changes IN ten temperature have not
torc o early IA Anri for more than % years ON Ap
u 1sso theTmoncter a. m $50 II IN, $50; ii p ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16

'V Windows twithout waterl Paint OIL rle'hs
Floop Tables sad all Nooiwort 'hh-
E,rthru aud Glassware. and for OtDefN
'sauing Plr1o~rs
FOR POLISHING 81 l,cs ~
x0i,.s Tnwsre, Brass st,,ys ST., :, "
iii Metallic RBhoNhe ~
M,sie stains and Rnt lsA'"s
LAM surface. equal 70 ksy I. -
BEHAVES STAINS FROM MARBLE. PAINT And VA Brch
's,Top. aud QUICKER BETTER aud Chknhh nss -. psr4
Rotten stone Acid or I've will be found on VIA. - a. As =
vi article offered 70 the public IA CAo
,tSs, c,uutry- ip f.et a PREPARATION NolSDiip
CAN AFFORD TO DO WITHOUT .-5o. heu tSssS
", refer 20 the many testimonials 70 onf Pssses~'~
hotrl. and manufacturers; also % wore tn.n ..xn
Ho''' ~ FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND .. IN - ~
p.r.aps .bo have il ia d4y ass IA h0Ssc aS0 sh"N -
Little 10 test ourea eamr-dait =, - ~ ... sesss 49,
throughout tbe lBit-d Nafar
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
A RAYMOND & Go,
CORNER FULTON AND EASsAu-STS.,
CLOTHIERS.
SPRING OVERCOATS

SPRING SUITS,
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR THR RETAIL TRADE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-11
Equal RIGHTS.

The &" Irrepressible Conflict" has ended in this
land Of Freedom. Justice and Humanity have
triumphed. EQUAL rights before the law arc
now conferred ON III our citizens without regard
n the color of the skin or the previous condition
Of slavery. The adoption of the Fifteenth
Amendment has scaled the contract which the
force of war had secured Tor the colored race.
tis well that the practical illustration of per
soual equality With the colo;ed race come from
the south. In this matter War has proved u
grand destroyer Of human pride aud haukhtiness.
The arrogance OF Mississippi has been humbled
by the advent OF a oolored man, MIR. REvEts,
q represent Il in the national Scnate, aud the
pride of South Carolina submits to the judge.
ments rendered from It's Supreme judicial Bench
by o colored man who but Rs yesterday stood
before the Supreme Courtof the nation, "pinot
righH thut any mhitsmon nas bou1d 10 respcci"
Such results, ace ,mplished IN 70 short n time
are beyond the comprehension Of the mind. They
can only be accounted for by the controlling
agency Of an over,ruins Providence who regards
tho cry Of tho oppressed aud Furnishes their or
pressors. How severe that punishment has
been, can never be estimated bv man. Its Of
fcc,s in the South ara every whero manifest.
War has swept vast numbers Of the fierce and
turbulent, by whom, previous to the rebellion,
his nation had been controlled. In cvSry vii.
age and hamlet the voice Of mourning has been
hoard aud thousands Of families throughout that
region reduced from a condition of wealth and
rfuoucc to tho verge orpoveriy and even star
walton. Thus severe has beeu the rettibutiou
which has reached them.
Regardingl the solving OF this great nalicna
problem as il is now demonstrated, we may rc
AliIe the following sentiments so admirably cx'
pressed by Chief Justice JAY!
"what act of public or private jastoc and
philanthropy can occasion more pleasing emo
iinns in the breasts OF Christians, or be more
agreeable tN Him who shed his blood Tor th,
redemption Of men, than such as tend to restore
the oppressed 10 their natural rights, and to rails,
unfortunate members oi the same great family
with ourselves. frnm the abiect condition o.
beasts Of burden bought and sold and worked loI
the benefit and at the pleasure of persons who
were not created more fres, more rational, mere
immortal nor with more extensive rights aud
privileges than they WERE"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-11
sPRINaFrELn. OHIO.

80
Tue late editorial convention at Springfield,
the particulars Of Nhish we're published In our
last issue, was Of much u,cres, W the editorial
fraternity, independent af the object Tor which
that convention was held The large manufac-
tories " Springfield, and the extraordinary. eu-l
,crprise manifest In them, are matters Of general
in,ercM well deserving Of somcthiog more thaa
a mere passing notice.
Springfield is the seat Of justice for Clarke
County, and al the preaenttinc contains abou,
20, 900 inhabitants, whose main support is immc-
diaIely derived frum numerous large manuiac.
tpfics established there for making agricultural
implements and macliucry. Thresling and
moving machines are turned out IN large guam.
titles. and have acquired a reputation co sSien-
sivc with this region; in,lced, they have fought
their way TO popularity among agricultural aud
prae,ica! men In all the civilized nations of Eu.
rome. There are between 1900 aud 5000 mcn
now a, work iu the several factories, Of which
the Champion ond the Iagonda Companies are
| the largest. Their aggregate products during
1859 amounted 10 81, 500 900 in value.
II is quite natural 10 presume that city pos
scssiug such business enterprise would not bu
behind IN other elements NJ prosperity which Rc
o. make up civilized society in its perfect shape
In such conclusions We were mt disappointed
We found the cligious, educational and scientific
| institutions all In the line Of advance. o
churches there are about twauty belonging t.
almos, every possible creed. The literary insti
tutions, public and private, are well organized
and developed. 10 item, students are enabled
IN acquire the highest standard Of oducationn
learning 0fpubc Halls there are six, por
or which number are of large dimensions and
hendsome appearance.
Nor should we omit 10 mention the live news
paper establishments. the Rcpublic, Adr'r'''r'
aud Ttanscrpi papers whose literary character
and able management surpiS thnse IN many
cites Of much larger population and wealth
| Wmlsi speaking Of this mattor We can do n,
other than eYprcss our obligations for the many
favors and geptcmanly c,urtcsica received iron
q. N. NicuoLs aud Col. STEWART, Of the Repub
I hc, W. W. DfAch, Esq Of the Adee,ti'cr, d. O
DALESriSH, OF the 1rwscript, w II. KArff
MAN, one Of the proprcnrs Of the Murray House
! Drs. A. & T. W. DUNLAP, SrEScE h ARrrrn
Attorneys indeed ull the pronlinen, citizens, b!
their hospitality, acted as " they might possibl.
be entertaining angels unawarcs. Whilst dis
claiming tho character OF such august guests
yet IN common justice TO cntcrprising Spring
field and It's hospitNble citizens, We desire to ux
press our cordial appreciation of that most pleas
ant visit.
The ruling motto was, that we should "tak
what We could see and ask for what we coul
not see."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-11
The winnipeg War.

ToRoSro, March s. A special dispatch from
81. Paul SAYS "a letter dated Pembiua. Feb
ruary 81, gives startling news. Major Bonten
aud DR.. Schulis, atter occupying the loweT
stone tort, movod on Fort Garry. With tOrcs of
two hundred Canadian English aud half breeds,
Not being strong enough 10 attack For, Garry,
they eaoampel near By. Boulton, finding but
lillle assisleaee 10 be expected from tue settlers
surrendered with tiny seven Of his men, who
we're marched 10 Fort Carry, while She others
under ShuhI. retrcsted IL the stone fort
"On the 18th Rcin dispatched ane hundred
armed msn to attack Schultz, William dram.
dy, tne Of Sehulta's servants, was eaptaFed aud
shoi."
Reports say Schultz had leil the stone fort aud
was making ais escape in tile direction at kliuy
Lake.
Another letter Of the sam date, saws. Boultou
hading the settlers would MT rise, became dts
gusted, len SehuliI aud started back with hity
ssven men, for Prairie La Portage, aud betorS
reaching there they were met by party OF Reills
meA. To whom Boulbn surrendered, on demand
without firing shot. Iu.
A few hours later news from Fort Gary is V
the effect that DoultOn Is enarl mailialed Ant
sentenced 10 be shot on the 20th Inst.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-11
Mharc tho Mnses 20.

Why il il that 50 many of the families Of tho
labOring men Of our towns aud cities live In such
poor, bcgHarly way, aud in 80 many damp,
dark Easements, and up IN such close, confined
rickety old attcs2 Many of the hpRds Of these
families receive good wages, aud get their pay
every week or month regularly. But where, In
too many cases, do their wages GOT Not to tho
banker, the grocer, the butcher, the merchant; I;
they 10 for strong drink, ale aud beer, which do
not strengthen the physical man. Franklin
fought the printers ni Londen that cold water
was better than alcj aud cold water has lost
rone Of lie virtues IN ! 10 years.
The eost Of tippling is "a tho aggregate cnor-
nous. The inquiry is often mado how are 40
many drinking houses sustained Lot us soe
Twenty men, at 80 cents a day, will pay one OF
these "tipplng shops" 81, loo year. man
whn pays 80 cents day for "drinks." PAYS
500 so year. This is thu interest on $i ,56i
t per cent at simple interest. This sum, 80
cents a day, amounts In ten years to el,l7l 95.
All this Is wasted, paid ont for ian enemy that
steals away mans brains" and robs him and
his family of every comfort. Intoxicating liq-
uors give neither strength 10 tho body, vgor "
tho mind, resolution tO the WILL elevation to NOR
ais, nor dignity 10 character. Strong drink
drags a man down from his high estate, deprnves
all his appctiles, and leaves him in want aud
misery, Tie mere wreck and semblauce Of n man.
The constant use OF intoxicating liquors makes
hard times for many man. THUS, n family Of
i've persons will consume four barrels Of -four n
year, or $50 pounds OF bread. This is nearly
three pounds a day, Good -four can be bought
now al 81 barrel four times seven makes $2s;
aud 80 cents day for drinks is Sl00 50i or sSl
so more per year than the bread for family Oi
five persons costs. "Nut,' says A, II only tako
two drinks day" Very we'll; yuu pay, then
for your drinks SIS ycur only SIS more than
you psy for the bread consumed by your whole
family, if Il contains five persons. This sum
would provide tea aud coffee for them.
Here, then, we see that the man who spends
even twenty cents II day for liquor spends sum
sufficient 10 supply his family with bread, tea
and c,ilee for the year, Is Il strange that times
are hard--that men complain of the Government
and charge that II oppresscs them with onerous
tNxes The above figures show how men tax
themselves and how they tar property too.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-11
WOOD COUNTY CONVECTION.

The Republican Congressional COMMITTEE
have issued their. call Tor District Convention
% be held at Napoleon on Tuesday, the 22l day
March, 1870, TO aomiuate candidate for
Representative in Congress-
to gil the vacancy oeeasioncd by tho deal1 Of
Hon. 7. II. lIoAo. fH
In compliance with that call, the Republican
County Central Committee give notice that
County Convention will be held in Bowling Green
IN Wednesday, the 10th day Of March, 1870, at
II O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of selecting
twenty -four (2II Delegates to represent the
county in the District Convention.
BY order Of tbs Committee,
J. u. NEWTON, chairmnn.
Perrysburg, March 1, 1870.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-11

II will seeu nv the abnve table that the rate
of wages paid Ia tho Now Engluni and
Western States and in the States ot New York,
New Jersey aud Pennsylvania, was much higher
than in the Southern States N the Union.
OF freedmen's labor, the agricultural Summa-
~ saysi
The gonersl tenor ~ reports indicates a grad.
ual improvement in the quality of ircednlen's 5
labor, The wild n0ti0nS that ireedonI is synon
on0ua with idlsncss, aud that free farm well
stocked Is an instance 0t sulra-e. arv generally
discarded by the colnred man, The trial ot inde'
pendent farming without capital or tortsi ght has
s0 onen resulted IN total failure aud compara'
tive desiitution and suffering, that unlv a very
few, who1e energy has purchased success, NJ
those who'prefcr scmi S.arvslien b, regular wort
sill continue to cultivate lani On their own ae
| count. FTeedIaen ars more inclined than iprm
trly ~ enter nlo contrasts fer their labor. tn,
capartpership system still prevails very gencr
aiiv, s,sorkng On shares" as il j. commonly called
II "a pefrieiuus system, Is becoming unpopu
lar, tas We p-odieied year or two sgoO ana
ahnuld be eEchaDRed lor fair wages as soOn Al
lhs change can he made.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-11
spLENnIn nFFER.-w.

A SPLENDID OFFER.-we have ar
N ranged to Club the PERRYSDURG
JOURNAL with DEMOREST'S ILLUSTRAT-
ED MONTHLY for only 81 90. DEMORKsT's
MoSrnLT is truly what It purports to be, mo-
del Parlor Magazine. Ii contains artistic en-
cravings and high.tnned literary articles, to-
gether with large and beautiful display Of the
only reliable Fashions. II Is the ladies' favor
lite, and has attained the largest circulstiSa Of
any magazine of its kind in this county.
A large, costly and artistic engraving is also.
given with the Monthly, entitled I" The Picnic
on the Fourth OF july" We congratulate all
those who obtain this premium as a beautiful
and valuable accession 10 their homes. II is
one Of the huest eBgravings aud most exquisite
pictures We ever saw. No one can fail 10 be
delighted with Il. In this easy and econamicah
way, many h0mes may be adorned with most
beautiful work Of art, which, as ga thing OF
beauty" will be ga joy forever"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-11
Toledo, March 7, 1870.
What shall be the Character OF our
Representatives.


Representativcf
A Republican District Convention has been
called to meet at Napoleon on the 22d lust, to
nnmiuats a candidate for Congress in place OF
Mr.. lloag deceased. Whom that Convention
may nominate IL is useless 10 attempt to predict.
1t should, however, endeavor to select some first
class man, one who has the requisite quulfca-
tions for u good Rcptes lntative. Such a man
will not only insure US against defeat at the
polls, but as our Representative, will be an hon
or to the District. Some Of the qualifications G r
a good Representative are the following, which
tho Convention should see that its nominee pos
sesses;
l. lie should be an out-and ont Republican
one whose loyalty to the Government has never
wavered.
2. Tic should be u thoroughly honest man.
The Tenth District cannot afford to he repre-
sented by a rascal. Our Representative should
! be n man who can not he bought with gold, and
whose principles are so firmly fixed that no in.
0ucnce VIII ch may be brought upon him car
swcrye him from the path Of right. We should
send to Congress M mere wire-puler, no p0litic'
al trickstcr, who will make II his sole purpose tC
see that his own broad is buttercd. There are
too many such men in Congress now. WhR
we want and what we should aim to secure is
the nomination aud election Of man who viii
go to Washington with his heart set upon work
ing for the public good. and who will, on every
occasion, place the public good above any pri'
vate aspirations or longings he may have.
| 7. He should he man correct 10 his privat,
habits We want NO more drunkards in Con
gress like Salisbury aud Yates, no moro gam.
blers like Mor'issey, No more rotten, loathsom
dehauchees like many we might mention.
! 4. He should be man Of ability. With tn
great number OF able mcn In this District, mel
WIN, "ncc In Congress, would take rank nmon'
the leading Coneressmen fr M 4 Is State, ,itwoul
be a disgrace to us to choose Representative q
| the Rilly MungcR ordar ot intellect. Let tlp
Convention see to it that a man Of ability be pu
| in nomination. s.
5 H. should b, an in iustrieus, energetic man
The Tenth District does not want to he repre-
scented by drone. There is work emo ugh IN b
dune at Washington, and we should scl' ct n ma
who will always be ready tn do his full share.
II the Convention will nominate a man witt
these qualifications, the Republicans Of the D's
trict will see to it that he is elected. We hav
such men, Let one of them be nominated
Bcydn Prs'G
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-11

The work af disioieEradon IN Mexico goes on
Horthern hsxieO has declared is iadepshdsaee
gad Vega hsiVR the leaders ia the movement.
The new nepnblc Is 10 Se composed Of the
Btales ~ chihuahua. durango, Sonora, Sinaioa.
Lover cahf'rnia. snd part ~ Jaliscd. JnnreI
Il pDwerlesa 10 preVeht theae concerted seees-
Ki0n moEsmenih. and aRafilsf period of unAeOly
and war a~enis impendipg Annexation ta the
United StAtes would seem 20 bs uldmateit the
" manifest destiny ef Mexico. wl,slhar the
mild rule 81 Unels Sau eren w0ula brlag peace
% tue dislfacled equity, ID = natal u doubt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-11
Receivers Sale 4!

NOTICE is hereby given that the undrrsien-
~ ed Receiver for McNoncgal & Thomas
will, on the 5th day uf March, ls7O offer tor
sale at public auction, ut the Thomiston Lime
Kilns, three miles from the village Of Perrys-
burg, on the Maumoe and Western Reserve
Turnpike, the following described property, viz:
All the personal property which came intn nv
possession as receiver in the case Of Geurge
McMoncgal VS.. II. B. Thomas, in Wond county
Common Pleas, consisting of lime klns aud
fixtures and lcasc uf two years Of the prop
erty on which they stand Also nine horses,
four mules, and number of wagons. &C., &c.
Terms Of Sale, cash. Sale tO begin at l0lI
O'Clock A. NJ.
+. W. PARKHURST, Recover
Tor MCMoSRGAL & THOMAS.
Perrysburg, Ohio, March ., 1870. 4jbs3 2j
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-11
WITHDRAWAL or HON. NJ. II.
WAITE.

We copy from the Biade Of Monday cvening
last the communication Of Hon. N. x. WAITE,
dccling to allow his name to be presented be-
fore the Republican Congressional Convention.
The motive IN that act corresponds intimately
with the high sense Of honor and manlipcss
which has ever characterized Mr.. WAITE Tho
citizens of Wood would have cordially supported
the II N. gentleman had he become the choice OF
the Convention
EDlToR BLADE: In order to prcvont any fur
ther misapprehcns0n on the part Of my friends,
permit me to announce, through your c0lumHs
that am not, an uncr present circumstanc =,
can not consent to become u candidate for nomi-
nation at the approaching Congressional Com
ventiOn. II there were no other reasons, It IL
sufficient for me that at least Two of the gentle
men who are now prominently before the people
| FOR nomination, previous to the authorized an
uounccnent Of their nnmes, werc kind enough
to say tn me Il would permit my name tu be
used they would not become candidates, ! ut
the time declined giving my consent, aud their
| friends have since become actively engaged in
the canvas for them. Uuder these circums tam
ces my friends must see that cannot, at this
| tmc, honorably consent to the use of my name
in opposition to these gentlemen.
| NJ. Il. WAITE.
Toledo, March 7, 1870.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-11
GRAND RAPIDS DRUG STORE.

For Pure Drugs, Medicines DYE Stuffs, call ON
GARDNER Il co.
School Books, Juvenile and Toy BnOks, GO to
GARDNER Il CO.'S
Fancy Goods, Notions and Toys,
GARDNER & co. have them
Coal Oil that will not ignite under llO degrees
at GARDNER Il CO.'S
Pure Lead, Lihseed Oil, Paints Of all colois at.
GARDNER 4 CO.'S
Wall Paper, Window Paper. Glass and Putty, at
@ GARDNER g. CO.'S
For Good Mason & Hamlin Organ call at
GARDNER & co.'s
If ron want Music Books and Sheet Music
GARDSER K Co. will furnish them at publishers
prices.
Yiolins, Violin Strings. Common and Italian
Bows, Bridges, Viol Pieces and Resin at
GARDNER Il CO.'S
Ladies' Travelling and Work Baskets same
place, Boys Drums, PIfes, Guns and SwoTdsp
ditto. A great variety of other things at
GARDNER 4 CO.'S
Call inand see them.
Grand Rapids, january l., 1870.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-11
n EGAL notice.
Preserved Smith, Trustee on
A. Gross ct al, plaintiffs,

Preserved Smith, Trustee on
A Gross ct al, plaintiffs, Wood County
VS., Court nf
Alfred Hines, Adam Nicholas Commol Pleas,
Nancy Nicholas, defendants.
The defendants, Adam aud Nancy Nicholas,
are hereby notified that the plaiaiiif above ma a. :
ed. on the 5ih Of March, A, D, 1870, 6led in the
odicc of the Clerk vt the Court of Com non Pleas
of Wood county, Ohio, his petition against the
above defendants, the object aud PRAYER of
which is 10 forecose a mortgage given by the
defendant, Alfred Hines, u the plaintiff N arch
5tb, 1855, to secure the payment Of two hundred
aud sixty dollars (S2606 balance of purchase
money due for the said morigaged premises,
tnswiE Tie southwest quarter of the northwest
,ofseeliOn lhirtytwo,in town -four, ,north of ange
niue east, in Wood county, Ohio. And the said
defendants are hereby notified that they must
! answer said petition on or before the SOh day
Of April, 1870.
ASHER COOK, ATTY for Plra.
March 10, 1870. IS(s9
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-11
Best New Grapes and Raspberiss.

CugAP FoR EVERYBODY l.. I will send by mail,
lree Of postage, and in best condition,
Oae vine Nc. EamelAn Grape, fer. 81 rs
One vine Martha (White COnc0rl), for 90
o.. Que viae zach EuRelAn aud Martha 4 90
One vine salem and ono wildeFl RNgeTs
No. 4 or two vines Of either, for, l 90
Six plants Naomi Raspberry. aud six
Mammoth Cluster (MeCormick, \ or
elk Davison's fhomless.- ihe deI for 90
For IS 90 the whole assortment, ineladins
three varieties of kaspberTies and four of Crane
Larger quantities furnished al lcss rates ON apuli
cation. Address, n. D. RATEHAM,
Nsfsh, lS'o. faiueS' ila, ..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-11

Dispatches from Rome report Jhat the ansae-
oniSts Of Papal infAIhhiliy IN the council, some
al whom had threatened ta withdraw, have now
deternined n remain, in view Of the growing
oPpoSilion b. that dogma.
A pndect Is on foot fg laying now transat'
lan1ie cable smaller and lighter tnan those here
i0fore used. Tho esiimele cost 81 the cable
does not exceed 80 .eQo. A sehanle for eon'
meeting EnGlsnA w.lh all her colonies BY tsle'
graph is alked of.
The officers and executive eOmmitte of the
Press Association of lllia,'is, met Al ChicaRo
last week and made trrangemeAts for their next
annual meeting to esscmble At Chicago, In June,
when an eIcu,siea is contemplated 10 neiroii,
Kingstoo. Montreal. Quebec, Portland. Maine,
BosIoa, New lo1k and Vssgs einsl.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-11

ht. Mnnlt. nenber of arliameut for Rirming.
ham. Faglanh, proposed, the other day, thai
Englsh woTkingmen should relieve themselves
OF debt of faJ, 900 .O00 year. Z" How - asked
one OF his heanrs. "why. bv not spending Il, =
said the PraclieAl N. r.. "your liquor easls yov
f70 0O0 0V0. l don't ask you IN De teet0talers
It,ke INV glass OF beer--bnt onlv take half As
much. and you will save fSS.Oeo,o0o per an'
uuu."