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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31
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A. q. WILLIAMS 4 BRo, q.

Farmers Children Farmers children
are the hope and life Of a nation. lf they grow
up intelligent moral, patriotic, there is hope for
the country for a continuance Of free institu-
tons. Seven tsnths OF our children are born ON
the farm. They have ths preponderance in
numbers a. well as in strength and influence
They grow up hearty, robust, active, industri-
Gus. They bseome our most active business
men in our sitiss and towns. Our cities would
soon degenerate were 1t not for the fresh blood
Infused into them from the country yearly. Go
10 the msst successful aS& eaterprisng business
neu In any city to-day, aud ask them where
they were bonn, and they win tell you uPnn a
farm-perhaps in a cabin. Ask your most sue
ceSsful lawyers, ministers, and pb ysicians here
they were born, and they will tell you IN the
oountry--nOt in the city.
There IL more in farmers children than mos,
people look for, and there might be much more
still. Do you ask how? We will tell you. by
furnishing them better facilities for education
Ii Is the mind and the morals that make the
man. The man must be educated To become
useful. The ignoramus does nat make an i'm
prsasinn upon the bndv puliiie- ignorance does
nA ralS, but Intelligence dues. ]! we would
hare society bscoms better, we must educate
our children. Farmers children are educated
chiefly in the eonman school Good eammau
schools are doing mnre for the Psopls, for the
eountry. for good morals, tbas any other instra.
mentality. They must be encouraged. Those
having them in their keering, must employ the
beat teachers, visit them, give them their inAu
enee, and sustain them in every possible way
They should constantly strive to secure the bssl
-aot the shsapsSt-tSaehers. They HWgt en-
PlGy teachers whose hearts are In the work
who lose their vocation who do not teach
simply ~ make few dollars, but because the
fsel thA4 they are performing an impoTtan
duty, which they wish to d. toHeStiY and we'll
Il
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE I'M PARTITION.

rpHEoDORE WILLIAMS. Executor of the
II last will and tastamen OF Darwin 4. Gard.
ner, deceased, Sarah A. Gardner, widow, aud
lanes W. Gardner, Sarah 0ardner, Grace
Iardncr, Mary Gtrdasr Charles oardncr, Al
ice Gardner and Ellen GARDNER, minor children
Y Darwin T. Urdner, deceased, and Alfred
T. Holt, will tRks notice that petitbOH was
iled against them On The % day of Dxccmber
\. u. 1879, IN the Court Of Common Plea Of
hucas County 0hin, by William Gardnsr and
now pending. wherein the sail William
lardner deinaUds partition Of the following real
state
/. LIT one hundred and thirty one (I3i). in
'urt Ltwrence Division, in the city Of Toledn.
n said county ur bueas, Ohis.
Q Lot 0ns hundred ami sixty 1901. in Psft
law rence Division. m said city VI fslsdo aud
uunty of Lucas. Ohio.
Z The iolluwing real estate, situsie on the
nutheastery siIe oi the Manmse River, via
subdivision leis numbered two (2) and three
- on tho map Of said city uf Toledo. aud IN
/ ractinnal sec,i,n Number one ! j, In town ten
| l0) sou,h. range seven ~ east, extending
| rom said river 10 the rld Toledo aud Wo,d-
| ille Plank Road, as appears On sid map
aid lot two ~ containing twelve 43-i00 acres,
ind said lot three t3 containing three % loo
tcres.
| 1. So much Of subdivision lt one { }, on the
map Of SAID city of Toledo, aud 10 said traction
| . sectnu number one ~. in tnwn ten 40
s,uth, range seven ~ east. as lies between III,
river sids of Front street and the channel OF said
River Maumee.
Said parcels numbered three and four ar,
subject ~ right OF way sixty feet IN width,
granted to the Psunsy ylvanlA Company for rail
road purposes.
S, The undivided one half Of three t3) acres
lin River Tract eleven tll). in said county o
Lucas, lying north of Western Avenue, and II
he bend Of Swan Crock, in said city of Toledo
6. The northeast quarter of the east hail NJ
spctien eleven ul), town fur ". United Stats
Reserve, Wood county, Oaiu, containing sew
| nty nine acres.
/ 7. The undivided half Of the southeast quar-
| rr 0f the east halt Of section eleven NJ, b'wi
,ur 90, United States Reserve, Wood county
| Jhio, containing thirty -Riue acres.
8. The northwest fractional one-fourth q
ection six 81, town seven y, range twelv'
l2!, Wond county, Ohio, containing seventy
i've 85 100 acres
0. The south half Of the Northwest qusrie
4 section twentv-fye t25l. town seven u
anEe twelve (l2), Wo0d county, Ohio, cUn
aiming eighty acres.
And that at the next term ~ said Court ap
'iieatiou will be made by the said william
itriner for an order that partition may b,
Iads nf said premises.
SCR1BNER, IURD & KIRK,
Au'ys for Peti'inner.
December 23. 1874. 81 S2i 4
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31
Beyond the Mississippi

Thousands have sIready gone. and thousands
more srs turning their syes towards new homes
10 the fertile West To those going to Missouri
Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming,
Nevada, Oregon, or California, we recommend
cheap, safe, quick and direct route, via 81.
Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Railroad, which
runs its aue Day Coaches and Pullman Seepers
from ST. Louis 70 principal puiuts 10 the West.
teihow charge. We believe that the Missouri
Pacific Railroad has the best track and the
finest and safest equipment Of any line west
the Mississippi, and its connections with roads
further West are prompt and reliable. The
Texas connection Of this road is nov complsted,
and passengers are ofItrsd first class slI-rai,
route from ST. Loeis 10 Texas. either ovsr tho
Missouri, Kansas h Texas r. n, Vit Ssdalio,
or over The Ahantie 4 Pacific n. r., via Vmis.
For maps. time tables, information As n rates
routes, &C., we refer our readers tn s. u.
Thompson, Eastern Passenger Agent, Coum-
bus, Ohio, ~ Z A. Ford, General Passenger
Agent, 81. Lnuis, Mo. Qaesfions gM b. cheer.
fdIy aud prompHg sRUoered
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written for the Perrysburg Journal.l
DEAD TO ME.
nv oRAos HELBoURSE.


Dead 10 me, dead I, me, silent and enid;
Passed frum my life like a vision VI old
Still white hands folded. the hands that loved,
Over bosom that traitor has proved;
And this sad requiem sounds in my ears,
sOnly druakard, why shed those sad tears r
Better, far better, that truly he lay
Mingling and mouldering forever with clay.
Yes have told you that silent he slept
Where th4 sweet willow tree lovingly kept
Watch DER him ever, but oh that sad grave
Lies In my heart where its mad bilIows rave.
Others can see him, and lisr To his voice,
Once how u made me with pleasure rejoice
Now he IL dead 10 ns. utterly dead,
Aud my last tears DER his gra vo have been shed
Dead N me, never 10 'wakon agai1;
Never 10 mourn Ger him sadly, and then
Watch the bright face with is shadows and
light;
Never to pray and to weep all the night.
Mol for deceit mixed the waters VI truth,
And draped with its bitterest my youth.
I wsuid have died frr him e'er no deceived,
And dying, his truth and his love still believed
But he deceived me. and God frnm above
Empiied the fount' Of nv passionate love
Down in nv heart. In the darkness NJ niRht
made that sad grave, and away from my
sight
Forever l latd him, eacn Woru ana each deed
No prayer eould I ufsr. no word could read
But once faItered and turned from tho place
Thea The white face cloth drew from the face
And through the mist 81 my passionate tears,
looked At the ghost of the now banishsd years
KaeW when I kissed the pale lips Of nv dead
That my last tears on his pale face were shed,
Though " tn world all unchanged he would be
Still he was dead, dead and buried to me,
And 7 have left him forever, nv friend,
Where in my heart lowly willow trees bend.
Had I've ben irle In me. as I belivsd;
Had he nv. daily and houily deceived,
I should have iaved him rs truly to-day;
should have lovpd him fnrrver and aye.
Hs Is MT dead to The world, but to tne
Nsneht hut stranger he ever ein be.
Dead IN ms, dead IN ne, silent and colt;
Passed frum nv life like visinn OF old
ToSToe ANY. January. 1873.
Mems extra heavy over-ooats for $500, a
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31
Social Statistics of Ohio.


The report ofthe Secretary Of State furnishes
EOms interesting social statistics. From Il we
learn that the uumbar Of marriages in Ohio in
1872 was 26,303, exclusive al COshncton county,
whose Probate Judge soald not, the Secretary
says, be induced to report an Increase in the
number Of laarriAges over the previous year Of
i,oy3- The number Of marriages IN 1877 was
larger than in any year for IL ySars, exc, pt
1855, 1887, and 1858, in the first year Of which
there we're 80 ,479; in the nex., 20 500 in the
next, 1891. In these thCee years marriages
postponed during the var took place. lO2s
divorces were granted in 1872, which was Al
less than ths previous year. Less than one
half the aeiions for divorce we're brought by
husbands. OF the whole number, 255 were for
adulteSY. The proportion Of divorces to mar
riaEes is to IS.
Tie number Of births in 1872 was 6l, go, an
increase Of l,292 over the previous year. OF
the births in 1872 only S5i were ilegitimate.
The Secretary shows that this makes q highly
favorable comparison on the score nf illegiti-
macy with European countries, although it
proves nothing on the score OF morality. as hab-
itualiy dissOlute wonea rarely give birth to
children.
The deaths in 1872 were rs ,2O2, which were
t2 more than the previous year. II persons
WIN died in 1872 were upwards Of 100 years
! old. Persons naturalized in 1879 were ) 3,Oel
| o. two more Ihau the previous year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31
FOR SALE.
Something New and Beautiful.
UD w 18th the Times

FINHE uudersigBedis nov Frepared to take the
l. new and bsas6fal RembTaDt picture, also
1he Imitation POTce lain, which is so near like
the genuine article that the difference is scarcely
noticed, aud which n be furnished ut about
oue-hAlfths cost. She Is also prepared to take
FerTOtypes frsR Five TO Twenty-Five cents,
according to size and kind wanted. Photographs
ar the best quality. Of AL sizes aad kinds from
a. siEeOr largest, down to the smallest Aubro-
types also eOpyiaE other pictares and eniarg-
inE them, IL desired, alleKsestea with prompt
ness, aud below Toledo prices.
Will finish up Pictures in India Ink. or paint
IA water eeors in the mOst approved styles; wi II
furnish Frames and Gases ef all kinds that NAV
he required. Please cali aud see for yourse IL es
IL viii cost you nothing II you cannot be suited
n. b. No pictures taken on Sunday.
Mrs. THORNTON
Fifth Street, near Union School House, Perrys.
burg q.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31

The sleighing.-Thsre has not been a
season for many years that has afforded 50
many weeks OF excellent sleigh ing as this.
With the exception Of the snow being too deep
to work with comfort In the woods, there is not
an excuse for those who fail TO get their hauling
done this winter. From the amount Of grain,
saw-logs, staYe bolts, &C., now coming in, the
Importance Of the opportunity Stems to be ap-
nrnciniad
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31


"Natural Adj antages. San exchange
paper saws: "'SAtural Advantagrs' are sure
death to town, unless its citizens have enter
prise. An ounce OF enterprise is worth pound
OF natural advantages"
The above quotation contains more Of truth
thsn ia generally found In a four line item. Ma
tural advantages are ne disadvantage to anv
place but, uniess the citizens and the people
Of the surrounding country possess the spirit Of
enterprise, these advantages amount to nothing,
but, upon the other hand, an enterprisng, liber-
al and industrious psoplc will make almost any
town an important business place, while : lag
gard, psnurious, grumbling, growing popuIa-
tion ara waiting for "natural advantages" to
help them. We know n town where the in
habitants have been patiently waiting for natur-
al advantage to arrive but they have not yet
come. The people are as sanguino now as they
were fifty years ago, that it will yet becoue a
great plaes, bat they never ninve to do anything
to sake I greet. II you would make a lively
town Of it, do something to make it so. That's
ALL Getaca Sentinel.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31

A man had committed murder, was tried
found suiIty and condemned Ia be hanged. A
few DAYS before his execution, he drew upon
the wall Of his prison a gAIL.ws with Eve steps
leading up to it.
On the first step he wrote, Disobsdence Il
Parents.
On the second st'p, Sabbath baking.
On the third step, Gambling aud drunken
ness.
On tlh fourth step, Murder
The h9h step was the platform on which the
galluws stuOd.
This poor fellow doubtless wrote the history
uf many a wasted aud lost life.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31
Voice OrMImy Citizens.

DIR. TOWNSEND, LrNI. o. Dear SIR: When
your advertising party was here they gave
away many Of y"ur valaAble Remedies. They
gave some Of your Worm LoEenges to my chill
dren, aud We 6nd the! have been doing good
work. They are the safest and best remedy we
have ever used. Whsre can they be found
They are all kept aad warranted to give
satisfaction, by A. Z. Champnsy, Druggist
Perrysburg, Ohio. Tor
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31
A BEAUTIFUL OIL cHRoMo, lsxI7 IN.
CHEs, GIVEN TO EACH YEARLY
sUB3CRIBER OF THE
RzpnpTru

1nE REPORTER giYes 81 columns Of the
best original and selected stories, reading mat
ter, news, markets, &C., t,gsther with three
elnssly printed columns af bargains in farms, &c
Twelve wEEEs. on OsS eU ARrER or YEAR,
ss raIAL, FoR IS CENTS. Terms 81 per year.
Agents Hdnted Essrylohsrs, to whom exclu.
sive lerritnries will be given. Send for terms
specimen c,pies, &c. THE REPORTER, Fiad
lay, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31
Mansfield, COldwater and Lake Mlchi-
gan Railroad.

gan Railroad.
The Detroit Press has the following IN regard
to this road aud the state OF the work In Michi-
gan:
The main line OF this road is 22j miles in
length, running from MAn,f,!l, Ohio, To Alle-
gan, Mich, where il forms a connection with
the Michigan Lake Shore Railroad, which runs
from AlIegan Though Holland and Grand Ha-
ven to Musk 'gnn, distance OF So miles. This
line from Allcgan to Musksgon is IN torn part
Of the line Of the Mansfield, Coldwater & Lake
Michigan Railroad when the latter shall have
been completed.
The grading on the Mansfield. Coldwater &
Lake Michigan Railroad is eumpleted from the
State line of Ohis to Allsgan, except about I've
miles in the tawn of Prairieville, in Barry
county, anl work is now bsing pushcd upon
that section of. the road.
The run is laid from Allegan tn Prairisville
and the ruad is being ran from Allegan tn Non
tieth, whore the road crosses the Grand Ripils
& Indiana Railroad. The company will chn-
tinue To Law irun frnm the west end as fast as
the gradng is done, and the whole road viii be
iroued and running by the first Of July next.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31
OBITUARY.

PECK-In shinstnn, ID. c., Jan. "a, 1873,
Mrs. MAEV l.. PEcK, cOnsort OF Hon. E. ID.
PEcE, aged 64 years.
Mrs. PICK was born in Jeffries, New Hamp-
shire, J IN. ., 1903, an I removed to Ohio with
her parents in 1891. They settled in the town
of Thorndyke, now Franklin, Portage county,
the township being owusi by her uncle. She
was married to DIR. ERASMUS d. PEok in De-
esmber, 1892. and came to Ysrrysbgsg with
her husband in 1884.
She united wth the Presbyterian church of
this place, March 7th, 1858, 10 whose eommun-
ion she continued until her death.
For thrtT-eight years Mrs. PEcE has been
identified with the life Of the pc ,pls OF this
bands home, out Of sight Of all, and yet m ,st
important to all. II was her life to care for
him Win, in his ch0sen profession, was caring
fOr rich aud pnor alike; ministeriHg by night
ss we'll as by day, in rough weather as well as
in pleasant, to tbs wants Of the sick aud suffer-
| ing. No one can tell how much of that buund-
less activity and ability to serve the sick, wss
due 10 the wifely care OF her who has fallen in
the place where her love for hes husband car
ried her. 1t is useless to attempt ii since size
has gnne where our praise our censure eau
not reach hor. But for our own sakes Tor the
sake Of others, working in the quiet of home, il
il we'll 10 REM smber that hsl p meets work
may be a great and noble work, though per.
formed out of sight aud unknown to men. Il
building aud kesping home for her loved
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31

snks.-Cspt. WV. J. RASSELLs, Asst.
seargsntst.Arms 10 The Ohio Senate, and
Senator GAGS have our thanks for favors. Az
SO. friends ip 81 Louis, New YoEk aud Duluth,
for daily papers from each Of these points.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31

Tuning Pianos Mr.. p. T. GERMAN, Of
Toledo, win be in Perrysburg on Thursday,
February 20, 1879. for the purpose Of tuning
pianos. Orders ien at this Office will be
promptly attended 70. M.l3
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Mems extra heavy rubber boots. only 81 50
I A. G. WILLIAMS & Bios.


Lost, Strayed or stolen. - Tho Grand
Rapids correspondent OF the Cleveland Herald
thus accounts for the absence Of the editor Of
the Bowling Green Smhnei:
an. p Brewer editor of the Bowling Green
Ssntnei, is advertised IN the last number 0f
that paper as having left Tor paris unknown.
A variety Of causes are surmised TOR his exit
short time since he received vugar c M
muncatnn from ons Of HE township cures pnud-
ents, and in his declining to publish such stun
went for that correspondent, as all good edi.
tors ought, in manner anything but "ehild-
like ant bland" whereupou tue Aforesaid cor.
respondent WrUte him communication" that
he would whip the shirt cd b is back. The edi-
tor accepted the challenge, but being small
man 10 size, put himself in course Of training by
dieting on wildcats and drinking gun powder
and whisky. After getting himself in propar
training, he very foolishly got ,rried last
week, which had tendency to nnstriHE his syS.
TEN so much that II was unsafe for him to at
tempt the duel at this time, and he took his wife
and left to remain away until the indignation o.
said correspondent gets down a peg or two, ol
| ths editor can recover his muscle"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31

The Lady OF LyoDs.- Some fourteen
members Of the Sons Of Temperance accepted
the hospitality or Mr.. JEFF. WILTsE on Tues
day evening, to take a load" to Maumee to
witness the Lady Of Lyons. The play was put
upon the stage BY two gentlemen from Toledo,
and the parts we're principally sustained BY the
members Of the Maumes Division Of Sons. The
selection Of a play was a good one. and the
several parts were generally we'll sustained
excepting CLIrD HELEo1TE, which, in short,
was a failure. The house was we'll filled and
the play repeated on Wednesday evening.
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M ARRUED

DUSTIN - BAIRD - In the Presbyterian
church, Jan. IS, Is73. bv Rev. G. A. Adams,
Mr.. CHAs. DusuS. of Toledo, o., and Mrs.
AKIErrA ". BAIRD. No cards.
CHALLER-wEAVER-O Jan 20. 1879, BY
Rev. y. 7. Fay, MIR. CHARLES CHALLER. ol
Plain Tp., and Miss ALICE WEAvER, Of Cen
ter Tp.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
What Next?

Tie great Juvenile Magazine. 30 ots. -ear.
with splendid 81 Praug Chrome free. Bpscs-
men cents. Great altraetioHs 10 elubs.
VDRITE POEMS. A charming col
lection NJ about $50 of the Boys apA Girls old
and Few favorites, fur home aud schoal reading
Price rs cents. Specimen part containing ~
gems" sent tor cents postage. Say ~hsre
YOU saw this. JouS B. ALper, Publisher,
Chicago, llls. ~
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31

SCHOOL ExAMINERS' NOTICE.
) The meeting of the Bdard Of School Exam.
ners for Wood county, Ohio, will be as foll"ws
Bowling Green Tuesday, January IA, 1878
Applicants will he required to furnish cerlii
,ates NJ good mrral character.
There will be no examination of anplicaniscx
.ep, at regular ncctiags of the Board.
~ certificate will hereafter be antrdated t'
over time taught previous to examination.
By order OF the Board.
s. :. LONG, CLERK.
Bowling Green. May :, 1872.
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EM,GMArIoS TUIlNINe

Cheap Farms In Southwest Missouri.
The Atlantic a Pacific Railroad Company
ofsrs 200 900 acres Of land in Central and
South ives. Missouri, at frum 81 to SI2 per acre.
on sevsa years. time, with free transportation
from 81. Louis 10 all purchasers. Climate. soil,
iim''er. mineral wealth, schools, churches aud
Law sbiding saeiety invite smiaranis rom all
points TO this land Of fruIts and a,wsrs. For
particulars address A. Tuck, Laud commis-
SINNER, st. Lnuis, No. 3GzE
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31

100 Reward for q case OIL neuralgia OF
Rheumatism Of any form Whatever, considered
curable) that Dr.. Fter's Veyetnbte RheHm""e
Syrup will not euro warranted oninJnrous, aud
a phvsician's prescription used inwardly.
S5000 Reward offered to the PropT4etars OF
any Mrtfciae far Rheumatism and Neuralgia
able To prodaee one fourth as many genuine
living edres made within the same length OF
lime As Dr.. Filler'sy egetab Bile Rheumatic Remedy
S20o0Reward offered to any Person proving
Jos. p. Filter. Nj. d., to be other tnau RrAu-
nate NJ tn celebrated CuVerSity nf Pennsy ylvania
in 1881, and Professor of Chemistry-trea
rheumatism specially for 10 years.
$1,000 Reward to any Chemist, Physician,
Or others able to discover ludide nf Pniassn
Colchiaum, Mercury. or ANYTHING injurious to
the svstem ia Br. FHler's Rheumatic syrup.
81, 500 CeEtifsAtss or Testimonials Of cure.
Including Rev. q, II. Ewing Medina, P=un-
svlvania Rev. Joseph BegES. Falls nf Schuvl-
kill, PhladelphiA; the wife "f Rev j. Is. DAVIS,
Highistnwn New Jersey Rev. Thomas Mnr
phy, Frank(ord, philadelphia; Doctor Jennings
and Doctor WALTON. Philadelphia; HIM. j. V,
| Greeley, mrmher Csngress from Philadslphia
! Hon. Judge Ice. Cam'lrn, New Jersey ex-Sena-
4 tor Strwart, Baltimore; Px Goveruor Powell,
XIV, aud thousands or nthers, II spaer permitted.
! $3.50 Reward for the name Of any warranted
| preparation f,r Rheumatism and NsnralG
soid under n similar legal guarantee, se'iinR
fsrth the exact nunibcr of bottles tu cure ar re-
tarn the amount paid for same to the parent IN
case 1T failure tn cure. A full description al
cases requiring guarantees must he fnf~ardeh
hr letter to PhiladslrhiI. The guarantees sign,
ed aud stating quantity 20 cure, vi he re'ntn
nv mail, with advice and instructions, without
INV charge. Ad,lrrsS all letters TO Dr. ftrLEH
/ No. IS South Funrth Street. No other RemedV
is offered on such terms. Gee circular rh the
varinus f;,rlns ~ Rheumatism. ais" Blank az
clicaIiars fr guarantee. gratis nf the speeia
,gent. wEDDELL * RUSSELL, Agents,
stzI Perrysburg, q.
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Perrysburg Savings
AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION

TNHE meetings of AboEe Association are on
the First Saturday Evening Of each month.
The Shares Of Stock S2ee each, payable in
lnstallments OF 81 per month on each share.
Money loaned to Share holders and DepOsitors
on a menthly repayable basis. TO those who wish
10 build houses, remove sincumberauces, &c.
Interest paid on all deposits for 90 days or up
ward, compounded semi.annuall.y
ASHER COOK, Pres'L
s, D, WEsTeorT, Ssey.