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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12
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FROM BLOOM TOWNSHIP.

BLOOM, O., June l, 1874.
DEAR JUORSAL:-TO-day (acc"rding 10
the times and tie Seasons" y ushers in the
glowing Summer. But the glowing has some
what preceded the Summer this time, and it is
| to be hoped thar the reflections cast before i,
are at leas! equal to its full lustre, in the way
of heat. Although only a few weeks since
Winter surrendered the Geld, we have already
had occasion TO "pant for cooling water
brooks while recording rise in temper ature to
So, So, 909 aud on Friday. the 29lh. even
100 , in the shade. The ground is fast becom
ing dry under this Temperature and unleAs
rsin soon, more than threatens, corn will come
up unregularly. and hay again be short but
beiae ever hopeful. we seek our comfort in the
fact, that the wheat crop is foil tall, and with
moist weather would doubtless lodge before it
is filled. No rain has falleH tere for two weeks,
to-day. Corn is about all Fianted. Oats came
early aud got good start, but the cutworm is
GIngs sad work in many delds where frozen
out clover sod was turned down. Our goud
people have smoothed "Efe;s voyage" much
by the use Of the Rad scrapers-for which we
thank our Commissioners. They are 'good
ching" 10 brush down and tevel of those de-
testabie clay chunks, thrown up by the wheels
when the surface OF tie roads begin to become
tough. The Grist Giiil nf W. II. RidgelY is
doing ENod business, and bis trade in family
Aour in the Fostaria mhrket is qnite large, and
although we have seSea Doctors in Bloom
township there are at present more customers
at the mill, than at the Offices of all our NJ. DIS
combined. Our Drs, at present find plenty Gf
time 10 ne sOciable, which speaks well for the
health Of the community. DR.. X. j. Limnn
has just FetVrned from Cincinnati, where he has
been attending Medical Lectures, and has come
of with his sheep skin" Soon may we ex- |
pect to see another shingIe " out in Eagle
vile. But as he is q young man of good habits |
and fne tafents, Mith thorough theoretical
training, we hope to be the better of his so.
jOuru among us.
The cars are putting IN occasional appear
ance On the NJ. G. Il l.. N. i. r. to the great
joy OF the people along the fine, who have long |
cherished what seemed "forlorn hope"
They are repairing bridges, broken rails and
other easualities 1f tie road from FOstoria 10 |
Jerry City, preparatory to Tesuming the track |
laying farther west. Wbiie in conversation
with a member Of this CoRpany last week, he |
assured tne that the read Euud be put in rum |
ming order this sutnsuer-
The Is. l. D. Ry. has already put new life
into the south part Of The township. aud with
the NJ. 4 G. road our c1nuunity will have few
inland rivals in northwestern Ohio.
EagievTTls is to have grand concert and exhi-
bAion on the lth inst, IN the evening by the
young folks of the community. A good time is
expoeted. Yours, II. S.R.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

The SOcial.-The social given at til e
M r. Parsonage on last Friday evening
was 4 success, notwithstanding it rained
duriag the fOrepart of the evning. A
pleasant repast was served at 10 o'clock,
after which collection was taken up the
same as at mite societies, which netted
$2s so, besides others paid in some small
sums that they had formerly subscribed
toward completing the parsonage.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

Mabley.-From the prices of Clothing
given In MABLEY's new advertisement
in this paper, it might be inferred that he
bad been at " the last fire." But such is
not the case. He has so many stores and
disposes ofsE b large quantities of goods,
is the only reason. Goods purchased
cheap can be sold cheap.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

Wanted. - Ash and Cottonwood
Bolts-irom to Is inches in the Round
and 2, 1, & 6 feet in length. We will
pay cash by the boat load or cord, deliv-
cred at factory. No split Bolts wanted.
UNEoN MASUEACTURING CO.
Tol .do Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12
MUSIC.

rHE MAUNRE SILVER RAND" offer Il cir
services for Celebrations, Pic MICS, Political
Meetings,l and all occasions where good music
is required. They have gone tn great expence
in buying a new uniform and the very bsst of
instruments, which MAKES them the only uni
formed band in northwestern Ohio, They ais,
furnish MS good music aS can be got in this
State. Try them. Two DAVIS notice can get
them. Terms very reasonable, Sd
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

Los. t.-On the road between Portage
aud Perrysburg, on the 9th day of April
last, one Pocket Diary, of the year 1873.
Any person giving menotice by letter or
otherwise, at Portage, will be literally
rewarded. JOHN JOHNSON, Sr.,
7c* Portage, Wood Co. Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

TGR SCIENCE CT IEEA for June closes IT,.
second gear OF this excellent magazine
Among 6ss contents ave- Importance OF Pure
Water Ia it's Relation to Healh; Condiments a
Cause Of Bisease lluwy aud Worry, Death
Of Charles Sumner "Sabnie no Man by the
Way !" Disease and it's Hreatment; Popular
Physiology, illusIratedi Vhe Life aud habits
of Engish and American Women compar, /;
best Gaod lur Babes and for Adults; Culture of
Beries with Receipt for Using; Death in the
BarnyAra Sh, re Will Nuu Summer2 Com
plsie list Of Tlygienic lIn'Hes aud Water Cures
IN AEle11ca, with much 11pl'er most useful in
forma6cn. AS new volMme of this lndepend-
ent MagaEne begins with the next number,
now ID the time 10 subscribe. Only So a year,
81 for halls ysar, or 20 cents n number. Ad-
aress :. r. WELLS, PublishsJ, $50 Broadway,
Nav York.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12
GOlEG EAST.

No. 5 connects wAuh Sake Erie Disision direc
Eor Columbus, Washington, baltimore, Phila-
dslphiA, And all P0lnts East.
No. has Jreet cOaaection from GOIasa be- a.
Wheelipg. IAd intermediate te points.
W. q. QUINCY, President.
~. FRANKLISI Acting Gent Sppi TrRins.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

Advertised Letters. The following let
ter sre Raia ia the Postollice at Perry sburg, o.
for the week eudiaS June II, 1874:
Buchanan, 3. p. HaGniiton, Mary
Burhart, Geo. E. Maintire, Geo. W.
Dowuham, Elizabeth Miller, Fred.
Ew@g, Helen N. Pigeon, Sama.
Pleasecall for advertised letters, and give
she date sf this list. 0fce hoAts from s 4. NJ,
30 p. N. aud 6 to 7:3OP. NJ.
ELDERr d. Ross, P. NJ.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12
ANOTHER
V Ito
Of Big Profits and High Prices
Of Big Profits and High Prices
WILLIAMS BROS.
& FINKBEINER

Who have just received a conn.,
plete Stock of Goods, suited to
the wants of all classes, just
bought in New York and Eastern
markets at Unprecedently
Low Prices. If you call and
examine our goods We will prove
all we have asserted. Our
Stock is too extensive to enumer-
ate at large, but we give few
items as follows:
Prints, 6 to II 1-2 cts. per yd.
Brown Sheeting, s to 10 g {"
Rleached Muslin, s to 16 g {"
Splendid line of Embroidery,
10 to 40 cts. per yd.
Tick, IL 1-2 to 40 " !"
Crash, 10 20 J"
Good White Hose, 10 cts. per pair.
I" Green Tea, so cts. per pound.
A fine assortment of
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

MoneytO LOan.-The Perrysburg Saw
ngs& Loan Association are prepared to loan
money on short time. at as reasonable rates as
can be obtained inthis vicinity. Persons wish-
ng to borrow will do WELT give them call
s. D. WEsrCoTr, Scc'y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVEnTIxEmENTs

NEW INV Ehe kNRHhbtN ASe
Road Notice-J. Il. New ton,
Village Ordinance CounciL
%
SheriG's Sale-C. O. Baird.
Music -Maumee Silver Band.
Bridge Buildipg-J. b. Newton.
Notice 10 Stockbolders-W. J. Hitchcock.
Com mDination Prospectus Valley Pub'ng Co
Watches aud Jewelry-Wm. Nichols.
Hats, Caps, &c-N. W. Eddy.
Sumpaer Goods Msbley.
Clesipg out at Cost Cook g. johnson.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

Single copies OF the JOURNAL can be
had Of Mr.. ED, Ross, at the Postoflicc.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

l-Ts- Figures 10 Heavy type Indicate Meeting
aud Passing P0iqts.
The [#l Indicate Stations at which TRAINS
FnEht come to Egfa Stop On a Signal.
y. MeL AREN ,Sup't. Cincinnati.
Jas. B M0NRoE, Gent Agent, toledo.
CALVIN SuEPLER, Agent, Perrgsharg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

Wrong Construction Desiring to
draw the vail of charity over the sad case
Of drowning mentioned IN last weeks pa
per, and not wishing to wound the feel
ings Of the relatives, we made but brief
mention of 1t and closed with this sent
ence: "As he has gone to account to a
more righteous Judge than we, we leave
the record Ire has left behind for those to
ponder over who are following IN the
same foot-path."
To this a brother Of the deceased,
JAcoB OAKwooD, takes exceptions,
claiming that 1t refers to him personally.
As speh was not intended, and as the
sentence will not admit of this construc-
tion, we cannot hold ourself responsible
for misconstruction of the language
used.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

New Paint sh0p,-PETEH GRINEn,
formerly with w. Ii. HoLLxNBEcK, has
started Paint Shop in connection with
HERMAN HAeAMAsrER's Wagon shop,
lately started on the Pike near the
Luthern church. Mr.. GRINER is fine
worman, no t oply in carriage painting.
but ais o gives attention to ceilings and
inside house painting. Give him trial.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12
Colorado Ertarsisns.:,Gs West Through 81. Louis.

During the Summer Season, the Missouri
PACIFIC and KANSAS PACIFIC T4RoUe4 LINE
via St. LOgis and Kansas City, will sell Ex,
cArsiou TICKETS from st. Louis to Denver and
Return, good ninety days from date OF sale, at
extremely low rates, thus afordipg every one
an excellent opportunity to isit the famous re-
sorts of Colorado. among the beautiful Parks
Of the Rocky Mountains.
To all who are seeking new homes in or are
about to take trip to Missouri, Kansas, Colo
RADIO. New Mexico, Nebraska, Oregon or Cali
fqr4iq, we reco4Repd cheap, safe. quick aud
direct route by way of st. Louis, over the Uis-
souri Pacifc Through Line. 1t is equipped with
fine Day Coaches, Bucks Reclining Chair Cars
Pulimau'S Palace Sleepers, the famous Miller
Salty Platform and the celebrated Westiug.
house Air Brake. aud run its trains frsm ST.
Louis to principal points in the west pithou-
change.
The Texas connection of this road is now
completed, and passengers are offered a frst
class all rail route from 81. Louis to Texas, Ell
thsr oyer the Missouri, Kansas II Texas X. K.
ola Seduiid, or overthe Atlantic & Pacific r.
r. ,ria Faita.
For full information in regard to the Colorad
Excursions, or trips in the Great West, address
or call upon either of the following named
Agents of the Line J. F. Thompson, 157 Ex-
change ST., Buffalo. n. "; y. II. Thompson,
Union Depot, Columbus. ohio; or Z. A. Ford,
General Passenger Agent, 2j south Fourth st.
st. Louis, No. Questions oiHGe cAeer/uLiy and
promptly aBstcered.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

CCnOOI. EXAMINERS NOTICE.
- The meeting Of the Board of School Exam
iners for Wood county Ohio, WILDE asfOlloEs;
Applicants wIllbe reQuirsdto furaish esrtid-
Gates OF good Moral character.
There will be ness an.iaa aIon of applieaatsex-
cepi AZ ysgld0r aesfiags of the Board.
KOeertiaeate viii hereafter be anteAated to
cSSerti@e taught previous 90 e Il sa,i nation.
ny order the Roaid.
Bowling Green, January IA, 1874
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

'Psrsonal.-w. v. Way, Esas, started
on Wednesday for Wakesha, Wisconsin,
watering place that has gaired consid-
erable notoriety from the medical quail
ties Of the Bethesda springs. Mr., WAY
spent the greater portion Of last season
at these Springs, and expects to remain
there during the hot season this year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12
BALTIMORE, PITTsBURG & CHICAGO Ry,
lOiNG WEST

On and after JAnpary Y, a87f, Trains wall
Epp ~ follows, (dNikF except S1ndagsJ=
GNNG WEST.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12
Cheau Farms for Sale-Easy Terms.

The Atlantic L Pacific Railroad Company
offers 200 900 acres of land in Central aud
South west Missouri, at from SO to IL per acre 4.
on segen years time, with free transportation
from ST. Louis to all purchasers. Clintste. soil
timber, mineral wealth, schools, churches aud
law-abiding society invite emigrsnts from all
points to this land of fruits and flowers. For
particulars address Land Commissioner. st.
Louis, No. 36zz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12
PERRYSBURG MARKETS.

coRREcTEO wEEKLY ny GIIsERf RRLcH AND
.I- JANEs r. AVERILL.
= PEREVsRURG, jane ~, ts7t'
Wheat -. e+AatSt-B6i Flour ~ bbl.., So 90
Corn W iSsbs 6501 100 Oats -. taaSARe.
NlO shslled.. rSS4es6F Rye ye.....-....... sac
Dressed beef'' 5(Sg Clover seed " bu. S W
Pork W bbi 49, SIG AZ Chickens v ID ,70fSc
Hogs So 2Sis5 81 r1rkeys " H.. lee
Potatoes. II 256Dl So tBeaas, Nary. =. 81 50
Dried Apples lsS i2c heaas. Cnmaaon. 81 80
Butter, ..'' l60 lSe Lard =. SIC &c
Eggs ..'''...., l2c Feathers ,75iGSOc
Flax Seed,."... n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12
BUSINESS CARDS.

DR. II. v. HOBsON-Physicia and
~ SuTgeon-Is permanently lneated over
Mr.. Beach'c store, ferrysbdsR. 0hb. Con-
sultation Free.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12
ORDER OF RUSINESS.

RULE -. la the ordinary Transaction OF
business, the faiiowing order shall goverU;
L. Reading the rocnrls of previ0US meeting,
petitions, ordinances, and application 10 the
Council, and in the order named.
2 Reports from tie officers IT the couneil.
3 Reports froR Cons Hlttees-stAuding aud
special.
I. Unfinished hasiRess. reMAHing from pref
| ceedng session, ia the order in which it was
introduced.
5. Eesolutions aad other matters offered fot
the consideration cf the Councii.
@, At special meetings. the business foJ
which the same may be called shall FIRST be
taken ur and acted uPon prior to the for.goiSg
| order Of business.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12
A NEW BOOK.

''Hi-forV of The Grange Morsmrnt; or he Errm-
er'' W"r again" ionopoIfs." Being fnIi
and ""fh'ntc account Of the Americam Farmers
against The ertor'ions of he RnHrood Compa-
mics VIII q History of the ,J.s and progress
of Ord'r NJ IofroDs of HnsLondry. Pnb.
Hsled by The National PGLlishing Co., Of Cinci,,-
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-06-06
PUT AGREEMENTS IN WRITING.

How many misunderstanding
arise from the loose ways in which
business matters are talked over,
and when each paaty puts his own
construction on the conversation,
the matter is dismissed by each
with the words ''all right; all right. "
frequently it turns out all wrong,
and becomes q question for lawyers
and courts. More than three
fouths Of the litigation Of the coun-
try would be saved if the people
would put their agreements in writ
ing and sign their names to it.
Each word in our language has it's
peculiar meaning, and memory may.
by the. change Of it's position in =
sentence, convey an entirely, differ
ent idea from that intended. When
once reduced to writing. ideas are
fixed, and expensive lawsuits ore
ayoided.-Trade List.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-06-06
TOUGH ON THE FISH.

A devout clergyman sought every
opportunity to impress upon the
mind of his son the fact that God
takes care of all His creatures;
that the falling sparrow attracts
His attention, and that His loving
kindness is over all His works.
Happening, one day, to see a crane
wading in quest of food, tho good
man pointed out to his son the per-
feet adaptation of the crane to get
his living in that manner. sSee,"
said he, chow his legs are formed
for wadiug! What a long. slender
bill he has! Observed how nicely
he folds his feet when putting them
in or drawing them out of the
water! He is thus enabled to ap-
proach the fish with out given them
any notice Of his arrival. my
son," said he, *'it is impossible to
look at that bird without recong-
nizing the goodness Of God in thus
providing the means Of subsistence"
Yes, replied the boy II think I
zee the goodness of God, at least so
or as the crane is concerned;, but
Ifter all, father, don't you think the
arrangement a little tough on the
lsh. u: -. 9-s45 ..,s:.~
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-06-06
4 DIFFICULT QUESTION
ANS WERED. ~.

"Can any reader Of this paper,''
says an exchange,
Tell why, when Eyerwas manu-
factured from one Of Adams ribs, a
hired girl wasn't made at the same,
|time to wait on her? ,s
We can easy. Because Adam
never came whining to Eve: with a
ragged stocking to be dasaAd, a.
collar button to be mended right
away, quick now!" Because be
never read the newspaper until the
sun got behi1d the palm trees, and
then stretched himself, yawning
out saint supper ready, my dear r.
Not he. He made the fire and hung
over the kettle himself, we'll venture
and pulled the radishes, and peeled
the bananas, and did everything;
else he'd ought tol He MIXED the:
cows, and fed the chickens and
looked after the pigs himself: He.
never brought home half a dozen
friends to dinner when Eve hadn't
any fresh pomegranates and the
mango season was over. He never
staid out until eleven o'clock to q
ward meeting hurrahing for the out
and out candidata and then scold-
ing because poorAear Eve who was
sitting up and crying inside the.
gate. To be sure he acted rather
cowardly about the applegathering,
but then don't depreciate his
general hopefulness about the gar.
den. He never played billiards, nor
drove fast horses, nor choked Eve
with cigar smoke. He never loafed
around corner groceries while soli-
tary Eve was rocking little Gains:
cradle at home. In short, he hidn't
think she was especially created for
the purpose of waiting on him, and.
wasn't under the impression that it
aisgraced man to tighten his wife's
cares little. That's the reason
that Eve did not need hired girl.
md we wish it was the reason that.
lone of her descendants did.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-06-06
Old age likes to dwell in. th.

Old age likes to dwell in the
.recollections of the past, and, mis-
taking the speedy march Of years,
often is inclined to take the pru-
dence of the winter time for. q fit
wisdom Of midsummer days,
Manhood is bent to the passing
cares Of the passing. moment, and
holds SO closely to his eyes tho sheet
of ..to-day," that it screens the "to-
morrow" from his sight. Kossuth.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-06-06

ana flowers to match the skirt. Th
veil is Of tulle and fastened with orano
blossoms, ornaments, pearls and dia
monds. She carried o boquet @
choice white flowers, and a pearl fa1
with lace cover.'
r There were eight bridesmaids VIII,
were all dressed. alike, in white silk
with over-dresses Of " hite illusion, ant
wide white sashes, fastened on th,
train by sprays of flowers. Fou,
bridesmaids wore blue flowers and fou1
pink. The groom was in full evening
dress, and accompanied by Lieut.. Col
Fred. Grant, in a bright uniform. =
The same lady, says: ~
"The trousseau was simply elegant,
There are silks of every hue and color.
There are shawls from India, laces
direct from the mandatory at Brus-
sels, parasols with ivory handles, mus
lin dresses, with French worked
tiounces, others with puffs and lace
inserting. There are gauzes and gren-
adines, and hats for every costume,
and slippers for each evening dress"
Nothing seems to have been over
looked or forgotten that would contri-
butte to the comfort and happiness of
the bride. The Marine Band, consist
ing of forty pieces, in theif: new uni
forms, played the wedding march as
the bridal party entered the East
room. The presents were magnificent,
aud exceed $4,000 in value. These
consisted of diamonds, pearls, emer-
aids, lace handkerchiefs, fans, silver
spoons, knives and forks, gold neck
laces, and anylockets. The married
couple left New York Saturday, for
where they will reside. The
income of Mr.. Sartoris is said to be
$40, 900 year.
ITEMS OF INTEREST,".
Col. J. N. G. Parker is in the city
with his family; Also, Col. and Mrs.
Casey, who came on for the purpose
If attending the wedding. of Miss
Nellie Grant. Mr.. B. F. Joubert is !
'lso quartered at one of our principal
hotels. He is said to have been look
ng after the vacant Collectorship,
aused by the resignation of Col. S. A.
Collector of Internal Rev.
nue.. Mr.. John Cockrem was nomi-
lated for tho position about eight
lours after the resignation was re-
eived at the Department, which is
retty quick work. The nomination
as since been confirmed. George A.
heridan is i'll town, and has obtained
ermission to reopen the contested
lection case in the House of Repre-
,ntatives. Gov. Pinchback will be
lowed forty days to file counter evi- {
encc. 1t is generally believed that I
o action will be taken as to the right
either contestant to seat. Both h
.ouses have passed joint resolution i
} adjourn on the 22d of June.
J. D.. K.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-06-06
MONEY IN THE POCKET:

} It is q good thing TO to have un-.
limited credit, but better still to
have ready money on hand for
emergencies. The richest man on
theglobe, Baron Rothschild, learned
this lesson one day, when he,
chanced to ride in q public convey
ance, and found out that he had
mot red" in his pocket. The
driver was furious and demanded
his pay Rothschild told him his
name and gave him his card. II
never heard Of you; and never want
o again; but I want my pay, and
must have it," and he looked down
threatingly. The money king waa
in haste. He had an order for q
million, and offered the driver q
coupon for fifty thousand franks.
''to change" The driver started,
the: passengers laughed and just
then an acquaintance came up, from
whom he borrowed six sous, and,
paid the angry Jehu. Fit is incon-
venient for even q Rothschild to1ba
without money in his pocket. you
may be sure it will be even morefso
for you. The world never respects
a 'tstate ofimpecuniosity." It il a
most uncomfortable state to be in.
Il you have an income Of any sort,
try not to spend every cent OF it.
Have few dollars about you for .
emergencies that. will always be-
happening. nyou gather it up ID
The children do their pennies; one
vt time, keep your stock good.
When you must break into your
ast Ave dollar bill, replaeeitassoon
rs you can. Itadds to your cenn>;
;ort more than yon ever guess to
EEL that there is a snug little sum-
hat you can draw from in case. III
argent'need' Philosophy. religion,
" poetry to the contrary, there is,
10 use in being penniless. By COM
non prudence, most people Of in!s
lustrious habits can keep . little
.head for5srainy day,-Trade List. j