Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-23

amount shortly after, with the exception
of about $1,000 cash, IN An adjoining

amount shortly after, with the execution
of about $1,000 cash, IN NAA adjoining
field.
AN old man about seventy yesrs Of age,
who hadunce been the possessor- Of con.
siderable wealth. was sTecenllyy seen wan.
dpring about the streets. Of Detroit in
quest Of food and Shelter. lie had invest
ed all his money In an estate with his son,
ON condition-thata he latter khbdld support
him until his DEATH The son having died
suddenly, the property was claimed on be-
half of his widow and children, and the
poor old man driven forth TO seek q home
where best he might. aissslssi yaassA
"A WONDERFUL surgical operation was
performed short time since at Canton,
ILL.,. A girl, whose face had been almost
completely eaten away by an liberation,
was about to commit suicide, when she
was taken in hand by q doctor the pro-
gress Of the disease arrested, and piece of
flesh taken from the body and successfully
transplanted to the face, Teeth were sup.
piled by dentist, and now the girl has SO
far recovered that she might pass in society
without having any deformity noticed
SMOKERS will be gratfed at nm account
of o curious surgical case referred to by
Professor LeGros Clark, in his lectures
England. He says that the non-union of a
fractured leg was traced to the patients be-
ing deprived of his usual allowance of
tobacco, which was forbidden by the rules
of the hospital where he was being treat
ed. AS soon, however, as the smoking
was permitted the bones began to join,
and the man got we'll ~ 7a.s's
THE Colusa (Cal) Sun relates a stirring
scene in courtroom at that place. The
Justice and an attorney disagreed and the
irate Judge brought revolver in requisi-
tion and made for the attorney, who
retreated to the hall, the Court in pursuit
The attorney stopped, the Court hung fire,
the prisoners, shaking with fear, made
their exit by means of the door and the
windows, while the jurymen, whOinvolun-
tarily raised from their seats with fright,
made grand rush for the stairway, soon
gained the street, and scattered in every
direction 7HA % jasb..Tt
THE patience of the much abused and
long suffering Jenkiuses has worn ont at
last, and one of them sends this to- the
New York Tribune: II have beep,a reader
of the Tribune for eighteen years. / fire.
quently see the name of jenkins in your
paper, and in almost all cases connected
with acts of cowardice or toadyfsm. Now,
7 don't know any of the family named
Jenkins who could fill such contempti-
BILE place--none who take off their hats
or bow the knee through fear or favor If
you know of such, continue the insult; if
You know of none, dropthe name in future,
and oblige yours, respectfully, JOHN L.
JENKINS" e..,,. .......-...t.,A
PERSONS who prefer oysters cooked in
their own liquor may be interested in
knowing what the fluid contains. The
Jourtat of Micro8copy says. ia"open
an oyster retain the liquor in the olower
or deep shell, and, if viewed through
microscope, it will be found to contain
multitudes of small oysters, covered with
shells, and swimming nimbly, about-one
hundred and twenty of which extend but
one inch. Besides these young oysters,
the liquor contains variety of animalcule
and myriads of three distinct species of
worms Sometimes their light represents
blush star about the centre of the shell,
which will be beautifully luminousin a
dark ROOM" aJaa er.f..g