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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-07-07

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eecuted in the neatest style and at less than city
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work. Connected with the Office is a Book-Bindery
competent to do any work in that line with neat
ness and at the lowest prices. Magazine work es
ilecially solicited
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-07-07

The devil in hell gave a festival,
And hecalied his imps from their wine
Called them up. from the ruddy cup,
And maFshaHed them into line
And each to his place sprang the imp'
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-07-07

The street sweepings Of Virginia
City. Nevada, yield $7.54 Of silver
aild 1872 of gold to the ton.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-07-07
The Morristown Gazette.
WEDNESDAY, JULY a, 1875. /


THE aToRETsrowS GAZETTE is the best attveFtis
ing nesignn t9.be had in Upper East Tennessee.
It's circulation in the counties Of Hamblen, Hawk
ms, Cooke, Jefferson, Granger aud Claiborne i
larger than amy other paper, and It's subscription
list ia increasing daily TO insure insertion the
same weeis, advertisements should be handed in
~ Monday evening. OHr- terms for ADVERTISING
WILDE found very reasonable.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-07-07
Candidates.


The names of the gentlemen from
whom the respective parties will be
pretty sure to select their candidates
for President next year are not many.
Here is q catalogue: 90
REPUBLICANs.r DEMOCRATS. /
B. II. Bristow, ia. Hendricks,
o. p. Morton, A. q. Thurman,
Z. b Washburne, w. Allen,
E. ID. Morgan, Z. F. Bayard,
III. Wilson, j. S. Black,
j. @. Blaine. S. j. Tilden,
Each of these lists seems complete
as the case stands at present. It is
possible, but net probable, that new
men may come up in the course of
next fall and winter. For instance,
ifGen. Hayes should be elected Gov.
ernor of Ohio by a rousing majority,
he would take place in the Repub-
lieAn list but if he should be beaten.
his chance of reaching such distinc-
tion win be extinguished forever.
Most likely some one of these twelve
gentlemen will be the next Presi-
dent, and we are bound to say that
it is possible to find good one IN
either list.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-07-07

And cast them into the boil;"
Then over the region scattered the 1e-
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-07-07
!" TURBINE WATER WHEEL :

which we guarantee 60 be tie. best wheel ia use
furnished ut LESS PRICE than any other Of aQua
capacity, and to which invite the attention Of
the public.
Castings Of every description made tsSorder. and
Machinery Of al klnda Repaired properly and with
dispatch. eE s2sa
work fona Ia our4lins to give US . call.
mar Is 1p
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-07-07

" There is a work to do for all of you,
Held for this night in store,
Then stir up the fire, till it burneth higher
Than ever it burned before;e
When the Goals glow hot, set We the pot
Half full of the best birthstone,
And three of the worst and most accused
Hell elaimeth as its own. s.ss-sk
OF demons bring, when the pot shall
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-07-07
ORIGIN OF THE LIQUOR
DEALER. lea t1a

-
1.-THE following piece of sarcasm
against the liquor seller was read by
r. Pitman. Esq. Supreme Council.
United Friends of Temperance, at
Nashville, May 21st. 1875. aud pub
lished in the Nasbgtlte Coaanae,rial
- and Legal Reporter. 7-as~
The dey1 in hell gave a festival,
And he called his imps from their wine
3 Called them up.from the ruddy cup,
And maFshalled them into line;
And each to his place sprang the imps
apace, - 4z--s i p &
And they stood there side by side:
Nov, listen wei, o We hosts of hell
w And mark me.' the devil cried.
There is a work to do for all of you,
Held for this night in store,
Then STIR up the fire, till it burneth higher
Than ever it burned before;
When the Goals glow hot, set We the pot
Half full Of the best birthstone,
And three ofthe worst and most accursed
Hell claimeth as it's own. t-sss~,
OF demons bring when the pot shall
And cast them into the boil;n
Then over the region scattered the le-
gion,
Away to the fendish toll.
They work with viii, and they work
Three fnps are aboiI in pot;
And thedevil stands, and stirs with his
et hands
The liquid, seething hot;
And the demons revel around the devil
With many fiendish shout,
Till ne cries Clio hop e11d he n ov,o
And turn the liquid out.
Turn it in, to lake of gin,
Where the devil bathes to cool,
Then lift it up and turn on cup 90
Of wine they dip from pool;
Then they dip it in ale, till it turneth
pale,
In beer, till it gloweth red, + s-s
1t? nay HE! for the thing they see s.
Is NAN from heel to head.
And he clasps ehands of the devil who
stands .--.s....-
Bowing before his face,
And he says, "Dear friend viii you
please to send
= A lad to show me my place;
(What pity the creature with such a
feature,
Should know not where to dwell!
His conformation and occupation
Can fit him but for hell.)
But the devil winks slyly; and he says,
cay, ay!
You can work more wrong with that
oily tongue
Than all my malicious crew;
You must go to the earthl in the halls
of mirth,
In the teeming city's hearth
In any place that you show your face
will help you do your part.
1 viii give you name-it is stepped in
shame,
But the world viii use you we'll;
1T is Liquor Dealer" In means soul
stealer,
And MajOr-General of He'll,
Go forth, my friend, and work to the
end,
l will pay you in cleaning gold;
For every soul you drown in the bowl,
will give you wealth, untold.
Then forth he went, this fiend hell sent,
- he belongs to the CHURCH they SAY,
But his work s to do, he cares not for you,
And he doth his work to-day
''Here drink l say, now give me my pay,
This IS my business you know"
To-day in the lurch to morrow in church,
Us He's sending many. below;
He works it well in the hosts of hell,
And singing his praise always,
Singing Make him d DEACON, he
shines as a beacon, 4N
To guide the damned this way"
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-07-07

And they stood. there side by side:
Now, listen well, o We hosts of hell
And mark men the devil cried.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-07-07

The liquid, seething hot;
And the demons revel around the devil
With many fiendish shout,
Till he cries ''Ho, ho!" and the demons
-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29
Tint Gathering OF the Honest Voters
TO Indlgnate.

Ed. Journal did you hear about
that huge convention held in Bowling
Green, last Friday, which was attended by
over three hundred honest voters Of Wood
county (none others were allowed on the
grounds,) and it is supposed that the en-
tire population Of honest voters of the
county were present, as the meeting was
for them alone?
Messrs. Day, Abbott, Shannon, Peters,
Hill, Evers, Brewer, Merry, and several
others Of the honest voters, were present
and did much'in the way Of condemning
Pcrrysbrg township, very pleasant rec
reation. This township was not rep resent
ed, as it was proven at the last election
that there was not legal voter within its
confines. No doubt there were tears in
the eyes of those honest voters rs they
thought OF their depraved brethren; We
even imagine then going over the words,
so Perrysburg, Perrysburg, thou that
stealcth the names from the graveyards,
and stuaeth the baIlot-box, how often
would we have gathered thy voters togeth-
er as hen gathGeth her chickens under
her wings, and yt would not" No, they
would not, and tie consequence was a Sc
we're rebuke frsm the righteous.
The resolutions from the fertile brain
of honest ID. VIII were enough to tor
ture the conscience of the most hardened
voter. Not being honest voters we cannot
imagine the feelings Of that horror-striken
Committee on RESOLUTIONS, as they contcm-
plated the enormous crimes perpetratcd in
our little "quarier section"
Why cannot the townships along the
railroad increase rs fast as those in more
remote partas spf the county? just to think
that with all the "ballot-box stulling" in
our township, we could not even come UP
with theincrcase of population of those
townships in favor of retaining the county
seat in tie g ographical center; but the
Black Swamp is fertile, and there is no
telling what its rich soil will bring forth.
We sympathiz. with that one illegal vo-
ter in Perry township, who was caught IN
the act. @, Perrysbu-g, why is this thus
HOu find no one to counsel or advise you ;
having disrcgarled the teachings OF your
fellow -mortals, who are wiser and cOnse
qucntly knew better. Come with us thou
fellow-man in crime, from Perry come
and be one of us while we yet exist come
ere it is too late.
This vast concourse Of people were at
last called to give few pennies to all in
investigating the matter 0f Pcrryslnrg's =
crime, and after that the whole asscmhl1ge
were moved to tears by the singing OF that
humorous parody on Castles in the All" ,"
prepared ior the occasion about one year
ago, and worn out at the County Fair, by
the renowned musician, Klopfenstcin.
The tcarsrendercd navigation good, as far
as the depot when some of the honest vo-
ters Departed With the brine dripping from
the end vi their noses. REGLET.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29
(From the Buckeye Granger.)
The Vote OF 1873 Compared With
That OF 1875.

We publish on another page the COM
munication of friend whose opinions we
respect because we believe them to be hon
estly expressed. We also give below a
statement Of the vote of 1873 which were
gard as furnishing more accurate data as n
basis of comparison with the vote of last
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29
Wlnt TO Write About.

The Lyons On. " Republten has take
snme pains to revise and enlarge list OF hint
and suggestions to 'locaP correspondents for
the press, which we commend to the consid-
Grafton of all who desire 10 furnish the local
-vrs fr's.sJ tsssfr respective localities. We re-
gard the list as very complete guide, with
this addition: Be careful to spell all proper
names distinctly and correctly:
ccidenis-Wheu, where, to whom, how Sc
rious.
Excursions, Amusements. etc. = When,
where, character Of amusement.
Burglary-When, where, by whom, amount
stolen, arrest made, disposition ofthe prisoner.
Same with regard to crime Of any kind.
Change OF Business Firm-When, names OF
parties, where outgoing members are going
etc; brief statements, but no "puffs."
CrDps-Fresent condition and future pros
poets.
ture OF the crime.
Churches Change Of pastor, rsViTsls, cleo
lion Of church officers, etc.
Deaths-Who, when, whore age; IL promi-
entcitizens, a brief obituary; if not, the mare
announcement on R eparAte slip, for insertion
under the "Died" heading.
Discoveries curiosilies, antiquities, or
anything new or valuable.
Distinguished Arrivals-Ai the hotels or
elsewhere, or former residents visiting ia
town.
Divorces-Who. when, where, cause, when
and where married.
Elopement-Names OF parties AMI circum
stances, where gone, aud what is going to be
done abOvtit.
Election Intelligence Election takes place
when, ca ndjdaHs TO be, or who have been elec.
ted, and aRer elecliun the full returns.
Fires--Whose property, when, where, cause
amount ot insursnce, names Of companies in
sured in.
Facts and FigureS--Cnncerning anv prolure
raised in the vicinity, amount sold, profits. etc.
FestivAia--Hed by wh"m, for what Obi, ct,
amount realized, etc.
lmprovemenis--BT whom, where, aud cost
III ascertainaSle).
Invrntons--ratentsg granted to whom, what
for, nature ~ Improvements.
Lea,ures--Past and tn come, when, where
by whom, subject, object.
Murders - Who. when, where, by whom, OBJ
iect 0f the murder, circumstances.
Newcomers Their business, where located,
where from, etc.
New Manufactures and New Business Of anv
kiHd-ln prospect, when, where, by whom es-
ta ablshea, kind, etc.
New BOildings-To be built by whom, for
what purpose, cost, etc.
Price Of Staple Commodities In the market,
prospect for the future, etc.
Parties Leaving Town Who, when, where
going, buSlnesE going into.
Rnads Condition o., especially after heavy
storms.
Railroads and Telegraphs- New lines in
prospect, profits rf present roads, etc.
Sales of Real Esiats-By whom, TO when,
wha will sscupv, amount paid, etc.
Sha.Ts, Exhibitions, Parties, Fairs Where,
when, who gives them, character OF entertain
ment.
schools Facts and figures concerning them,
change Of teachers, improvements needed, etc.
Secret Societies = Election n offi iers, pros
perity aud condition Of the society.
Sugge Sliuns oi Improvements Needed
where, when, by whom. cost. etc.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29
Enumerated.


Average ratio Of increase, 70 per cent.
As a~basis of comparison it may be stated
that the southern tier of townships on the
line OF lIuncock und Seneca counties, Per-
~, Bloom, Henry and jackson, which are
identified with Bowling Green, present an
average ratio Of increase in their vote over
that given in 1873 of l2l $40 per cent
On the other hand Perrysburg Lake, Ross,
and Troy, on the extreme northern borders
OF the county, with all the advantages Of
their proximity TO the city of Toledo, their
network Of railroads and their greater de-
velopment of manufacturing enterprise,
present an average ratio of increase oftheir
vote over that cast in 1873 of 1l6 per cent.
3 $40 per cent. less than that exhibited
by the Southern townships.
On examining the increased vote OF the
four central townships Liberty, Portage,
Plain and Center, in the two last-named
the village of Bowling Green is located, it
will be found that their average increase
Is no less than 80 per cent. over lac vote Of
1873. On the other hand, in the impor-
taM townships Of Middleton, Washington,
Weston, Milton and Webster, in which the
contestants were nearly evenly balanced
the average ratio of the vote is lust - pei
cent. over that cast 10y them in 1873.
1t Will thus be seen that in this great
county OF Wood, containing about 10000
inhabitants, with Il voting population Of
something slightly above com there has
been 9,3l9 votes returned, and this pletTo-
ra OF corruption seems TO have been well
divided between the people both North and
South. Further comment is unnecessary.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29
IN Nj EMOEsUANI.

Our Heavenly Father in his loving kindness
has taken our friend and sister, Mary A Jen
nings, to his hnmc of many mansions, where
there is no death, neither surrow nor tears. We
mourn her departure, feeling that her place
among us must ever remain vacant, and that
our loss in her death can only be replaced bv
Him who has welcomed her 10 His Heavenly
Kingdom. We submit to Him who doeth al
things we'll. Our sister was faithful teacher
in the NJ. +. Sabbath School, devoted menu
ber Of the VI. f Church aud christian who
walked closely in the footsteps Of her Saviour.
She lived for Jesus who died for her. We
sympathise with the bereft family of relatives,
but rejnice with them in the fact that the mem
ory ol her life il filled with so many sweet and
satisfactory reflections.
j. X. BETHARDs, n =
Mrs. NJ. NJ. ELLIS, ~. q. %
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29

The Best of IT'S Kind. ---PKrRRsoS'S
MAGAIINE, the Queerfof the Lady's DO ks, IS
on our table for November. The principal
steel engra wing, "Mamma's Flower Girl" is a
very beautiful. So. also, is the mammoth col
ored steel fashion plate. BAT, ,as a eotcp,p ,por,ry
says, Le stories, tie fashioHS, tie patterns, short
suerytting u, "I'etersoR'' S che beet Of &e Ll|.
For 1870 great improvements will be made.
Among these will be series of illustrated ar
tcles, describing tue Centennial Exhibition,
which viii alone be worth the subscrip pton
price. But. in addition to this, erery subscriber
,oaI be presented, a. Centennial On, eih a
superb steel srSroti,y (large-szed for framing)
Of Trumbull's great picture, "The SigniAg OF
the Declaration Of Independence" These Tery
extraOrdiparE Inducements will make this m,e'
hsine for 1870 more desirable than ever. Yet
The price Miii reiiialn the same, Wis; Two Dot
LARS A lEAH, the postage pre- paid by the
nublisher. The prices to clubs are asloDish-
ingly low, tpDst ge also pre-paid) riz; three
comics for 81 30, with a superb mezI tint (2l
inches BY 26) "CugIsTNAs MaRSINd, . tho fin
est aud costliest ever offered To the peraon get
ting up the club oi dye oapies Tor IS so, lpos
lage prepaid) and both an extra copy and the
premium engraving 10 the person get
Ting up club. For large Spb' hs Pr,es' ar
ercn loper. Specimens OF the Magazine Ar'
sent gratis, VI written for. Subscribe 10 noth'
ing else until you have Seon copy OF this pop
ular Magazine. Address CHARLEs j. PErTR-
s0N, 500 CheAnut street, PhiladelPhia, ia.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29
Letters From Druggists.

THERE'S no case Of Dyspepsia that GEEKE's
AudUsT FLOWER will not cure. Come to the
Drug Store Of A. r. CuANPSET and inquire
it, Ifyou suffer from Costiveness, Sick
Headache, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Liver
Complaint, or arrangement OF the Stomach or
Liver try, Il. Two or three doses will relieve
you.
BoscHEB's GERMAS SYRUP Is now sold 10
every town and city in the Uaitsd States. We
have not less than fve hundred letters from
Druggists, sayingit is the best medicine they
ever sold for Consumption, Throat aud Lung
Disease. Sample bottles ofbotb, 10 cents eacE
Regular size, 10 cents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29
RAINY DAYS.


These rainy days, these rainy days,
Though sad they seem and dreary;
Yet OF the patter of the rain,
never, never weary.
The tinkling Of the silver drops,
The winds low, solemn murmur,
Ia music sweeter far to me,
Than song birds in the summer.
How sweet, how pleasant It's to sit
Beneath some roof that's sloping,
And listen to the sad-voiced rain,
That never ceases dropping.
There, cuddled in the window scat,
With dripping trees before me
To hum some old, familiar song,
Or read some rhyme or story.
How bright my thoughts and fancies glow |!
For May, with scents and flowers,
Could bring me half the Joy | feel,
As these dark, dreary hours.
Or nestled in cushioned chair,
In sweet and blissiul dreaming,
To view old scenes before me pass,
Old friends with faces beaming;
And see them smile and live again
O'er days once spent together;
o, blest, bclitting time for dreams,
This sad and rainy weather.
Or get my box OF letters out,
Those letters worn and olden;
The same which breathe the rich perfume
Of summers dedd and golden.
And while the rain is pnttering down,
With joy to read them over,
Aud think Pm wandering once again,
Through fields of scented clover.
And DER the hill, or in the lane,
Or by the rolling river;
With those who penned these limos now
gone,
Forever and forever.
EAST TOLEDO, Oct. 1873.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29

Now here are some interesting facts, and
great conclusions can he drawn from them.
Every body supposed that Milton township
was growing IN population rapidly, but
this table shows that Portage township has
increased twice as fast as Milton, Liberty
more than twice ms fast, Plain about the
same, and Center faster, while Henry is
nearly six times, and Jackson nearly four
times; PCrrysburg and Ross nre taken to-
gcther, and show the largest per cent OF in
crease. Now Henry increases 227 per cent
and no one howls about fraudulent votes
Wood county is growing. gentlemen, and
YOU should all be thankful to Perrvsburg
for adding so largely to our population.
1t is all well enough to cry, "stop thief "
and "Fraud," those are words easily spo-
ken, they flow readily from an agile tongue
but the man who runs and eries. "stop
thief!" may be- say, may he found with
smut on his hands. Ii is a clean sonl that
can say, 81 am holier than thou"
Ii the Bowling Green Sanhedrim car
possibly remove the beam from their OWN
eye, We expect they will jerk that mote out
OF Perrysburg's eye, in short order.
Meanwhile, let us bide the time as rea-
sonable men, and not try to scare our
neighbours wife into fits by threatening 20
shoulder our old musket" Don't come
at us that way; you know that won't win
in free America. As the courts decide the
thing, so it will go, Ii it takes all sum
mer," and We shall be as happy as clam
at high tide, or a fiddler in Winter. We
had thought that after the election the pa
pers of Wood county would settle down
again 10 big cabbages and mooneyed love
yarns, but the Wood County Ners must
come down gradually for fear that at
once coming down to decency would burst
them, so they indulge in few pet names
for us, last week. We are not going to call
names. but il the hali-buked pawpaw of
the Ne'cs wants anything Of us, they have
got to come after us. In Hos Sigao PIaee-
mus
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29
LEGAL ADVERTIsMTs.
ADMINISTRATORS S SALE.

BY viriuo Of an order Of sale issued from
the Probate Court Of Wood County Ohio, !
will eifer At Public Sale, onth6prsnsises on The
3Olh day et October, ut IL O'Clock IN the
forenoon, The following described rear estate
as the property Of J. B. Wight, deceased, te-
wit: Hlil
The south halfofi the south half Of the soutil-
east quarter Of section nuDbertweuly-six t26),
township number seven(T) north, range num-
Der twelve (f2) east, ~ Wood e1nuty Ohio, con-
tanning forty acres more or less, free and uuih-
cumbered OF the dover nteresiOf Emma Wight,
widuw Of said J. b. Wight, decea ased.
Terms OF Sale: Oue-third cash in hand
one.third IN one year and one.lhird in two;
years frum day Of sale, Deferred payne nts
to bear interest from the day Of sale, aud 10 be
secured by Morigsge on said premises. AP-
praised at 81 500, =
w. j.. WIGHT,
Admir- Of j. D. Wight, deceased.
ROBT. DrSN, Au'y.
Dated August 81, 1875. 25ds6 90
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29
Cor. Louisiana Ave. & Front st.

Band SOcials. - The Aran Cornst
Band intend giving the first OF series of
sociats at the Court House on Friday eve
ming next, Nov. 9th, The design is not to
have refreshments, but to give few hours
to social intercourse and dancing, at the
popular price of fifty cents per couple.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29
PERRYsBURa MARKETS.

C1RREcrED wERELY BY dtLDERT BEAoH AND
JANIS P. AyERILL.
PERRYsBuRa. Oct"ber 90, s75
wheat. ...95iGsl 20lFinur RGbl ---- 81 90
Corn 1p loo ID, 50Cdjj Oats '.'.'' ~
d. sheliud ...50@ji Rve... 80
Dressed Besf.....5 56e6 Clover seed gbu. 90
Pork " Dbl ..25 00iChickens u ID 10
Hogs.,.. 81 5O@s 90, ,Turkcys7S ib.......lO
Potatoes -. 49,. ...4O Beans Navy Isl 30
Dried apples go. 10 Beans, Common j.. 81 90
Butter....,.... 206022 Lard .''- .''' 80 l9@l Us
ERRs.... ..l5gtS Feathers ..''.. .T5GSO
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29
Peck & HamIIton-Haye

PECK Y iiamilton-ltaye just received
a very fine stock of Silver-plated Ware, in
the shape of new style Cake Baskets,
Castors, Batter Dishes, Spoon-holders,
Vases, Knives, Forks, Spoons, &c, They
are very low in price. Anyone wishing
anything in that line will do well to call
and examine their stock. Their goods are
all warranted to be the best plate. 2S
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29

CoNrSDRuM-Why is a lady up in To-
ledo Stand-pipe tower like man that has
boon comnelled to mako an nssignment2