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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-12-20

SAID A PARENT TO CHILD "Just look
at those Shoes, only bought last week; good
as new, all but the toes, which are worn
through. Money thrown away, feet wet
stockings soiled, all because they were not
Metal Tipped" Parents, take your choice,
neat genteel, Silver Tipped shoes, which
never wear out at the toe, or shoes without
Tips, with ragged holes and protruding
toes. Which looks the Besti Which is the
Cheapest9
A FIXED FACT IN PHARMAcY.-Consi
ering the multitude of diseases, It is
amazing that we live, In view of the
countless remedies for them, it lis wonder
full that we die. Unfortunately, however
all the diseases are realities; whereas most
of the remedies" are hstynbugs One ez
cepti0B to the latter rule demands the
recognition and approval of the press
We refer to DIR. JOSEPH WALKFR's VINE
GAR BITTERs. OF the Doctor himself, we
know nothing; but, of his medicine we
can speak from observation, for it seems
to have found its way into almost every
household. Probably it is more extern
sively used in this country, as a family
remedy, than any other preparation,
although 1t has not yet been before the
world three years. Wherever we go we
hear of 1t, and whenever we hear of 1t
the comments on its efficacy are enthusi-
astic. We have questioned sufferers from
liver complaint, remittent fever, fever
and ague, chronic headache, vertigo, ir-
regularities of the bowels, indigestion,
rheumatism, neuralgia, gout, kidney dis
eases and affections Of the lungs, as to its
effects, and the uniform answer has been,
m is doing me good" Believing that
what everybody says must be true" we
have no hesitation Is the Great Medical
Success of the present century.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-12-20

CR1srApoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE is the
most sure and complete preparation of its
kind IN the world: its effects magical its
character harmless, its tnts natural qualities
during.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-12-20

LIKE LIGHTNING are the Miraculous Cures effect
ed with FLAGG's INSTANT RELIEF. Aches, Pains,
this great medicine Is used. Relief warranted, OF
money returned
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-12-20

RUFUS CHAPMAN, of Liberty, Maine, had a
stiff leg, bent at the knee, limbered and
strengthened by the use Of JohRson's Aaodyne
LiRiHeHt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-12-20

Cherries E. Smith, of West Brook
field, Mass, recently lost horse worth
$3.50, by giving bichromate of potash in
stead of chlorate of potash. The mis-
take was made by druggists clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-12-20

OUR IMPRUDENoE THE CAUSE OF CoNsUMP-
TIoN.-How many of us can date the cause OF
our last sickness TO either a crowded room,
and then coming out In a cold air, or wearing
damp clothes, causing a cough which settles
upon the lungs, producing seated pains In
the chest. Aliens Lung Basam will check
the disease and restore health to the system
if only used in time.
Remember and call at the drug store for
Aliens Lung Balsam. Every family should
keep 1t at hand.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-12-20
WHAT NExr The December nu

MORMON SECRETS sent free. Address A.
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-12-20

The galvanic battery is recommended
by Some English journals as a mode of
Furnishing criminals.
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WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS,
w please say you saw the advertisement
N thfa
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-12-20

SINGLE trial will convince any one of
the very great value OF "The Queens Toi-
let" Tor the CompleSlop,
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TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

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A HANDSOME Christmas present TO a gem
tleman will be q hundred Elmwood Collars.
They viii last him year. All drst-elass
furnishing stores can supply them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-12-20
schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Seaweed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills.

These are the only medicines that will cure Pumon-
ary Consumption. DR.. Schenck, of Philadelphia, has
been in constant practice for over thirty years contin
ually examining lungs, and knows his medicines If
properly taken, will cure Consumption. His Man
drake Pills cleanse the liver and stomach; his Seaweed
Tonic dssolves the food stimulates the coating ofthe
stomach, and aids digestion. His Pulmonic Syrup
ripens tire matter, and nature throws 1t on without
any exertion. For sale By all druggists
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-12-20

ASK your grocer for Frussngs Celebrated Cider
Vinegar, Warranted pure, Preserves Pickles
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-12-20

SN Wayne'n Diuretfe Elixir of
SSESSaS1M BUCHu, JUMPER ACETATE POTASH.
aHoA1N>NA reliable remedy for the cure of all
~ MNhA \ Diseases of the Kidneys and Urin-
Sk III [9A airy Organs. The best Diuretic and
zig LTT6NS "A Alternative known. For Rheuma-
p ID Il1IA1H El tism, DFopsy, Gravel, Boils, Skin
g II eesgaS Fl Diseases Colds, &c. ii has no supe-
SIo EiNA 81 rior. The best remedy to tone up
4 " SyI'41 6j the system after Ague. Not Sc
SF S24TA \ cret nOstrum, Physicians prescribe
6N ~ Fit in their practice. Its cures are
IN Zastonishing and miraculous Send
%~oE%f for circular. FOR sale by all Druggists
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VENTRlLOoUlsM

dS6 10 tO0 per day! Agents wanted All classes Of
pV W p1O workingpeople OF feIherseX X YOUNG 9 or
moments or all the time than anything else. Paric
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not indeed because one is poor and the other rich.
But which, he asked, are we to accepEs0cial dis
tincgi0ns, which separate pG, or religious love,
which makes US onof All Christians are ON the
Same platform before G0d ana jesus blood n0ws
not In richer streams In your soul my brother he
said, than IN mine tf seek 1t. We love each other
and the church Is the home Of those who do love
each other, and who, In honor prefer one another.
This point was explained and illustrated and the
preacher went on to say that the man who sought
place and power for himself In the church was NOT
1T for either.
LOVE TO OUR NzIaHBoR
will manifest itsefin love for his good name, and wo
shall stop all gossip about his reputation. This
should be as sacred to us as is our own. Love to
God, he said, follows close on the heels OF love
to our neighbOr, and when we get the love
or God In our hearts the two go hand
In hand. Mr.. Cheney remarked that the sinner
should preach Jesus, and that while he is persuad.
his own heart may feel the arrow OF conviction
love to our neighb0r was next illustrated by a re-
cital OF the well-known poem concerning Abou bin
Adhem, whose name led all the rest In the great
rOll-call OF heaven, because he loved his neighb0r
as himself There can be no love to God, he said,
without love to man, and everything 49, therefore,
based upon this duty inculcated in the text. The
lessons that he would Impress upon his hearers,
therefore, are that they should help their neghbors
In sickness, In poverty, In distress and sorrow at
all times and in all places, and that especially this
should be done toward their neighbors. And when
they die they shall have the blessing OF the poor,
the respect OF the Church and the approval OF our
own hearts and OF God. He prayed that God would
send such spirit upon them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-23

quered at last Not one OF Egypt's wisest re-
cognized the sun as the centre OF our system 1t Is
known to-day by every scho0lboy. After charging
on this part OF his discourse he proceeded to de-
and bad instincts, and he Injuries himself II he sud-
denly destroys the normal beat OF either His ma
ture wiz be shaken to the roots. But some win
remain torpid unless
REUSED BY VOLCANOES.
Let such have their way. But II seems as II ma
Look at her ages OF toll. What ages took America
to rise from the ocean, and is she to be thus
treated-lashed by
CAMP MRErMass cs
pounded down by the cant OF CONFUSION Look at
the future Of human soul. What an oak 1t is des-
Give 1t time. It's work will be gradual, but not
easy Listen to the swelling notes OF symphony.
They seem spontaneous. The composer knows diff
ferently. A soul can be damaged only In the
same gradual way. Where soul tries to
slow power. A delicate touch has a
conscience. 1t Is true that II q man swallows
bad article 1t must sometime be removed by vio-
lence. But violence is not creed. The average
conscience Is
A DIsINFEcTANr OF SOCIETY. m
We cannot hurry the conscience What way this
popular fashion or probing the conscience OF 9th
ersl Will nothing but the unwilling OF all your acts
and thoughts satisfy themY No. They must handle
you till every nerve and muscle qulvers Look
and light until you see 1t give them to It's
rays; look at nature, but do not enjoy her until
you see her exact manner OF getting her nutriment
and coloring. These are like the inquiries that
bhset some of the sects. Am anxious enough
What frightful sinner must be. IL occurs to me
good church. Take hold OF me and drag me into
Christianity. nsn
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UNITY CHAPEL,

The Church of the Unitarians Compared
With a Mustard Seed-Its Origin and
Progrcss-The True Protestants-Thc
Sinister state of POlitics-Sermon by
tho Rev. 9. III. Camp.
On Classon avenue, near Atlantic avenue, stands
the modest little edifce called Unity Chapel. Its
interior is cheerfully and tastefully ornamented,
ana mellow light falls through the stained win
dows over the bowed heads of the congregation as
the pastor slowly and solemnly utters the words Of
prayer which are part of the days service.
The bright, happy sunshine without streams
down through painted panes, and just
at the apex Of the apsls over the
chancel, where In glowing Illuminated letters is
traced the simple name "God," 1t forms tender
halo which sheds its rich hues and soft effugence
upon the very head and face Of the preacher as he
stands in the pulpit. There is one characteristic
Of q Unitarian temple, and that is that Its atmos-
phere Is always cheerful and one sees only
pleasant faces within its precincts. The sunshine
on the features OF the pastor is reflected through
the congregation as that which falls through the
stained sKyllght over the pulpit is reflected upon
his. 1t Is meant as symbol of the love OF God,
and IL an impressive adjunct Of the worship, how
ever the Cynlc may doubt the truth Oh the Dgure.
THE MUSTARD SEED
The Rev. s. ii. Camp preached yesterday morn
ing in the Unity chapel upon the saying Of tho
Saviour, recorded by st. Mark tit Is like grain
Of mustard seed. which when 1t Is sown In tho
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH,

True Progress OF Christia nity-A Saint
a Sinner Not Made in a Day--Djr
at Noisy Camp Meetings and Mt Men
Waiifng Their Neutrality-suspicious. by
Rev. John Weiss, OF Waterbury, Mass.
The attendance at the Church OF the Messiah.
corner OF Park avenue and Thirty-fourth street,
was, yesterday morning, large and fashionable.
After the usual preparatory exercises of singing,
reading the Scriptures and prayer were con.
Guided, Rev. John Weiss, of Waterbury,
Mass, who onlclated as pastor, preached,
choosing for his subject, "The Progress
OF Righteousness and Sin Gradual.r Everything
in nature, he commenced, from the formation of a
planet TO the construction Of blade of grass, is
gradual. There are apparently some exceptions
In extreme northern climates Spring Is upon the
inhabitants fairly with burst. Men go TO bed and
IL Is winter; they rise the next morning and it Is
spring Is this really deviation from the pro-
gressVe rulesP From not one step has there been
inc sngntest deviation. The woodbine has silently
grown; whole fields have been silently covered
WIN Verdule; yet nature has not been over
steppeu-"fIrst the blade, then the car and then
the full corn in the ear" Watch faithful teacher
cultivatDg his parteiTe OF scholars. Nothing Is
so DIsCoURAGING.
He works steadily on; for a time his labor "a nm
rewarded; but gradually the springs OF intelllgence
open and the promise OF the youth renavs Tic
toll OF the teacher Many model steam Snotne
was rejected before Watt struck on the one Thai
models were abortive. The perfect one was thclr
perfection The magnetic power that now moves
)ut i'i5 may Jet end In superseding steam PRO.
Diems a0tate the world for ages but to be con-
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ST. PATRICK,s CATHEDRAL.

Sermon by Rev. Father McSamce--The
Gospel Of tho Sunday Expounded-Has
the Church Power to Forgive Sins!-
What is Meant by Induigcnccs:-Thc
Perpetuntion OF the Divine Power.
The mass of yesterday was 'Missa Cantata,"
the parts OF which were rendered extremely fine
by the organist and choir. The "Kyrier and
"Gloria" the 'Tu Solus Sanctus,n the 'Tncarnatus
Est" the 80 Salutaris Hosta," and other portions
Of the mass were very impressive.
The presence of the Most Reverend Archbishop In
the sanctuary was also q most noticeable feature
OF the celebration The Rev. Father Kearney acted
as celebrant. The Rev. John McFarey assisted
In the sanctuary After the reading OF tho Epstle
and Gospel the
REV. FATHER M'NAMEE
proceeded to the pulpit made the requisite an
nouncements, and read the Gospel of the day from
ST. Matthew TX, ], 9-"And entering into q ship He
passed over the water and came into His own city.
And behold, they brought to Him man sick OF the
palsy, lying on a bed. And Jesus seeing
their faith, said to the man sick
OF the palsy, son, be Of good heart, thy sins are
forgiven thee;" and behold some of the scribes
said, "This man baspbemeth." And Jesus seeing
their thoughts sad "Why do you think evil In your
hearts Which is easier TO say, Thy sins are for.
gwen thee, or TO say rise up and walk y But that
you may know that the son OF Man hath power on
earth 70 forgive sins, then saith lie to the man
SICK OF the palsy, Rise up, take thy bed and 20
ilio my house And he rose up ana went into his
mousse ana the multitude seeing il feared and glor
ne1 COO VINO nad given such power 10 menu
There Is truth which the Church always strives
TO keep before the eyes and deeply i'm presses on
the minds OF us children, and that truth is that ali
the bodily 1nfrmlties-all the pains and torments
which we are liable to endure, nay even death II.
sef are the consequent effects OF the great evil of
sin. scarcely, however, have we sufficiently re.
rected upon the deplorablc condition into Which
the sin OF our first parents has plunged us when the
sadness occasioned by the reflection is suddenly
changed into sentiments OF Joy and gratitude
at the thought that God did not permit these effects
always to remain. but sent his only beloved Son TO
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let Us also be thankful that we are children Of that
Mother Church, which Is the living body Of Christ,
In the mind Of which dwells forever His truth, Id
the heart Of which burns forever His love- ana
from whose gentle lips we learn the truth as 1t 70 In
Christ and the wondrous, tender, human love that
pulsates In His sacred heart; and that we are thus
saved rom the unspeakAble evil OF being compelled
the brief and fragmentary written record OF the
apostolic age, the Church and the work and spirit
OF our Saviour God,
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destroy their frightful consequences, and In this
%ch Sst ws on earth
In 1t we behold Him exercising the twofold power
OF first remitting the sin OF the sick man. and sec
first consideration was for the spiritual interest Of
the man, by whose appearance and disease His di
vine heart was moved to sense Of charity and
Christ the second person Of the blessed Trinity.
sna as 8R Son 81 the 81 5s
ance both Of . spiritual and corporal work: In
order that this power should continue 70 DC ex ts
same wonderful power as q legacy OF love ana
gratefuness to His successors Hence 1t is that the
priests Of the Church when SIsse e
both upon tine souls and bodies OF their children
Among the many means q RENTING sins Which
must necessarily call your attention to-namely,
THE GRANTING OF INDULGENCEs
matter OF faith. The word Indulgence itself very
often mislnterpreted by other sects and believed
W View Of the word and its meaning is ato
gether erroneous, for ten thousand indulgences
cannot remit one mortal sin.
THE USE OF AN INDULGENCE
Is this, 1t releases from the temporal punishment
due to sin after the guilt has been RENTED by the
sins Of eur frst parents after disobeying Ills man.
dates, but the temporal punishment due to their
sin was served by them and continues to be ex;
plated by their descendants. Thus, Also David
suffered although forgiven for his transgressiOns;
and the Israelites In the desert, although the
their offences, from seeing the promised land.
An indulgence cannot be o license to commit SIM
for it preslpposes state OF grace. When our
blessed Lord SAID to Peter ~ give thee the keys OF
the Kingdom OF Heaven" He meant the power to
open and close the gates Of heaven for and against
the observers and transgressOrs OF Gods command
ments. The reverend gentleman concluded by
drawing contrast between the Christians Of to-day
and the early Christians, and exhorted his coDgre
cation to seek the friendship and love which Jesus
Christ never denies his children by having recourse
to that most salutary means OF reconciliation-the
OF penance.
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FINANCIAL.
rITIZRNs' SAVINGS BANK.

EITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK.
~ ld2July interest payable and after Monday, July
", at the rate OF six Der cent per annum, all
sums OF 10 and over, which have been deposit
one or more months previous 20 July l.
On deposits made interest will July I.
Deposits and Withdrawals may be made any day
from ~ to 5, and on Mondays and Saturdays from
10 TO T. Bank % B0wery, southwest corner Of
Canal street
SEYMOUR A. BUscE, Sec ". +. A. QUINTARD Prest
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C

A oi49 FHfkEe kEeEIos GasF aAEf SSp
H5oR S sT0saTs BxkRhh sRf
EvTsT Efgse' sff AND sbrsiFFfsk
Twenty-four nours allowed for trial
on every LAHsE h2sss iSls 1RyiSs qnssr RING TsFan'ee
he shTMsF AT T.
ndr nna extra ya be % Safk E. family
Kentcky;, is lo high, years old and extra handy,
AFRAID SI nothing b driven Sy lady and +
Elegant and very speedy Goa black Trotng Gclding,
ssr years q very y ysS s and peasan can
S1 ieSs nothing ehf driven @ % owi"s Vim
and tail and 3, warranied ted sound and kind
and elegant blood bay irotinae Gsidng; sired BY
and easy driver has record Of 5 to the pole and can
beat minutes today Is afraid of nothing has been
snd ana sound except slight soreness forward also
Genemans @ S" Road turnout Consisting of hghbrcd
and fast chesenut Geldng Vermont Morgan stock is l5s
ae asd ca g'aTS as sGs
snd sound sna Wagn Hanes
One top Wagon & built % BY pnsenbnrSy pns,, hr Sc D.
ad hs clothing saddles
One Rockaway, in fine order.
high years old very stylish prompt and easy driver
rot close to minutes, and Is warranted sound and
Depot Express and Business Wagons
Full Fn description ,a at sale =, ooooon, o,oo,,.
ATss LIBERTY STREET
~ Fine assortment Of Pony Phaet)ns, light Bnggics
and Rockaways,
trednced prices Tor cash.
Sheets, busters iaers Whips Ses. &C. at iac;ory
JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL IS Liberty street.
"A. Purchasers and dealers are invited examine the
immense stock OF Carthage consisting oi all styles and
way eStspiIng I tnTSph aS t,o.a 70 .,r.o,
Largest Carriage warerooms
In the United states, and having the
and all at reasonable Sie prices prices "''0''''"'
ssgs fSS cSa G s SsfSy taken
in trade and LETT by parties having further
once s Broadway
n. by Brewster Of Broome street but little used also
nfe saks ro sese 9r sy at
9Th and Forty. y.sixth streets.
RARE cHANCE.-MusT BE SOLD BY MONDAY
"A Path inst, az the owner Is Obliged 20 return home
hands, : years old, Of great endurance one Pony,
Old % can be driven IN 30 toge,her sold together or epa
true in every And security a, sbs sysn % et The In
street, between First and Second avenues.
4 VERY ELEGANT PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES.
ness win be sold separately together; either
he surpassed for coupe horse. Can be at private
stable I4O Fythrd street For call
W. NJ HUMPHREY, 6S Walker street
FOR SALE CHEAP, A VERY CLOSELY MATCHED
"a. pair of dark bay carriage Horses l5 hands high,
SAND years old stylish drivers ana sound
ana Kind IN all harness, and good gentle family team
INQUIRE until sold OF T. A. SMITH 3s3 sixth avenue, from
to II A.
A RESPONSIBLE GENTLEMAN AN INVALID
a wants the usc OF horse for his keep few months In
tr country gentle and the Of satisfactory
reieTencc Addyes W. suMNERsOk BrootlyD.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A MEXICAN AND ENGLISH BANKRUPTCY DIGEST
N BY Audey W. Gazzam. Vol. H. lust out, containing
mendmeDn 10 BsDtrnDt act. approved june J0 ls72
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REWARDS.

&O0 REwARD.-LosT MAY q. A IIgHT CoLoRED
pZV Scotch Terrier long legs, very short tail
10 the mime OF Dick Richard. Whoever will return
linn 10 the Office Of iianil Booth, 81 Walker street, or
IL Cqliawcy '5bth street and Eleventh avenue will
receive the above reward
Ok REWARD AND No QUESTIONS ASKED FOR
pICV Pie retarn q soiled white centred India Square
Shawl lost from GIG Chestnut street. Philadelphia April
2s Return either 70 that address G. o d. or rs Broad
way. New York.