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, 1875-09-01

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NnnSerssnes Stdriunas- nnb Observation-Disclosures antr.
FAINT, ba u iebeS dnbers 9etlnittel btefer art ba weG:n
abertriFt. Das Heeept u btefen -S&wtbtf& gttters" rs
taxee Bet etn Aefs @sbeiuante xne 70 9 nod iett. 81
esbe CUISINE f~beTsttfrt nab "a - hnr&axs anlnbslAA
taD trsenb Seaant auer beu Gtss Thinner kas ssk
be- ,e&mtbtfN Dttters" fenne, ODD bl q gt.a. MEe,t&
nadabnien unb ftIe&t etnue Nab, bic @ejasbbet ttru
Nitmenf@sA snrH ben gerfaaf btfer aefdIf&tea RaGah-
uuuseR N ,efsren, pet4e 6tnitA ~aasftsen ant f1nedts
ptt 6as e8h .G&wtbtf& Htsters~ abr sr @tfunbbsH
f$abltS fas. rasssnb sas sgsatIt4e ane e4ts -e5&rs.
Dat. "a btes beipnbers mt&tts II, sEs BE axfmerffanA
iet be- publtfuuas baraut ktnseissft bae isttr Glaf&s
utlHe bas e6te ,S@webifd Btttens" eutbdlt, bic Rdratn1
, 1875-09-01

piersig, Oarunter stpOlf YOli5iiten murbert bas
bel p%ertuunoet, ptele Senfter nuroen 5ers
brohen uno eiue groBe InSabl Wafen,
baruuter elm Sdperot nit Der Sni6rttt !:
vShuerbt bes @laubenS" in ben Straben
gefunoeu. @s 9elang, 300 Srangemdnter,
nel9e in ben StraBen paraoirten, gum rubtz
gen N%ahbauiegeben 81 beipe9en, bod tperben
nod INNER nere IlSbrii1e befiird)tet.
, 1875-09-01
So OH dominion DawpGhif
EEompamy.
% a d 10 : 9 ctf.

3ieie Company iptrb eInen ibrer naGfolsentsn pra6i.
pollen Daftplsr, Sle Dpminip,t. NSpanote, 3iaar
BEL, Ntd)mDnb, Mibemarle, &atteras UNI
Geprae VS.. Gleer 0m Sau) an iebsm 1teaRaa,
Brettas ~uab SGmsta8 BET 9p6wahsr abfabIen
afen. r.st.. f.r rgr.
Gieis S4ifs enb sani nsu unbawurbsn ausbridlid
fir bieie SiOute sebaut.
Sis BADEN pra&tppae Salppus, 6 le Blooms unit
Sape.9immer.
Sts spsiisn, Bsquemli6teit unb B%sbisnuns inb nm
lbertrefltb.
gSaaren. pel6e nit tisier 9tnie ~Dsrfanbt merben, Ian.
cen r~eselmdbt9 IN Nsw.yeri an pnn 3berbsdteu Yier sr
&pmpanp, 81 Nprtb NiDsr.
5tadt fhr ylase meter ais Nsips gort werben fbnel
befDroert unb miro paiir ntdts aIs Die wtrti6 eebabten
untUiten beretnet.
S6ife bieler 9inte perlafsa Gprrplt UNI 5 ubr Nad.
rniita9s pdprenb bes QDtnters.
5raHt an8encnrneh bic q lbr Ibenbs ieben Gag.
2De9en weitersr Nusfunft penbe man flo an
@eOrse S. Mnen u. 60, Assnten,
5feb. Office Spmpanp's goparpes. Nptstts.
, 1875-09-01

Sci ben 9esenmarti9enba rten
i3elten 1T eS no%tbpenblg cine peiie Sparlam=
tett in allen Saden etn5ufiibren. &arum
II Dollar nm Dollar 9oftoren uttp Npoz
tbefern 81 5ablen, I'M bon llnperbaulihteit
befreit gu lperben, menn bur6 eini9e Slaiden
BON Or. u 9. &0ni9's 9ambur9er
3ropfen 9eilun9 er5ielt rperoeu fann.
, 1875-09-01
Dssse,ss

Jetbeas DasarR Bic f&redlt&en G&messeR sasbaltq
pel@e bteit 2ranibett NIT N& brtnsi. wtnn III benz .S@w&
htfb Btttsrs" Elm Setlmittel gebsten wtrb, has SeSer lt6
eslaneen fanaf 81 ltnbert BE G3meien tsfprt unb VI
fprtsefsstena @ebrau6e wtrs Der Patient BON Mp&e
@sde ft bedtr befnbsa ts cine ssuR6uhtse 9eluns C.
jttlt Ia. Taufsnbe ftsnen ben Gee, an wd&es fs sefan-
la5t vxrsss stfs rsaberbase SelmtaA ~ ssSsss&en-
, 1875-09-01
Or. Mahwap's Nerfeet NureattDe
unb reaultrenSe Nt0eu,

sgais esfauaadlps, LAUDER siH atfaet ffs tte 6tIune aHss
GttrnAstn bts y%id atns, Der eebsr. Der &ina,ust6e, bar
Rttren, Der BlaN. Wtrpsnlttbtn, Rppfptb, Drappfuna.
1drflsibisttt, tinSsrbdalt&fsit, Dosvepaa. Ansrans, be-
Saul, &alshfetn, unttritttssnttlRbnne 6dmOrrbDibsn
nnb d1t unprsHueaer tn ben tnnsrtR Dsaanta. Htsb
~asraatst unh apsY bae at ppNtis fsrysR.
, 1875-09-01
SO a II t 0, Miinn., 80. augult.

Sic &urner BON Miiuneiota, periammelt
gum 8. Sabres=Surnfeit, ienoen bersli6e
@liidmiiuide ben Sriibern BON Norp, Sft,
Glib nno Weft, periammelt bel Dem 8unoeSs
feite in Stem 0orf. Nt0gen ie oa1ielbe per.
sniist oerleben!
, 1875-09-01
Iteber umb faItss syisber.

gsttn SAB EDs&FIEsbH fir so Gents iurist. o.
aisbt itta 3dlmittd Ia bee Wtlt, psl&ts 5iebsr xas
@esfdFsbsr anb aAs fsaatssa strpanptsn RraRthhtea,
Qsasn iasA Nahpays viass s~lasksIfus asSj LSuaEA
SssAtst ~ .AsAssSS Roses Hslitf' u 4,ss -
klsfAA
, 1875-09-01
"star- Wftn" platform.

9iIberslanI, elne erpae 3lerteS Gin pcuadnttser
SGuB inter Ssfen. NrGaet In @ifiMpddren. 5antlun.
cen nc b. Girsulare gratis ~psrftnbIk. &breffrel
aD29ph Gtar &I0ttpth. e. Rae
, 1875-09-01
READY RELIEF
Elm, auatntItdIi2s 6aIf, ast,s BEL,

cine aus,nbltdIi&s 5alft astss hat
GntthNbuns Der 9itrsa. Der Dlafs uns Der glnasnshs
gsMe,hton Der eanss, StbIiupastbsa. attmxa8sbtfdHu
ban. psrsiIppftn, 5sftrit. Group. Dpytt,rta, &atarrs,
9nessais, Ropfi5nntrL, Babasse. Wsuralsts. Rteunss.
Nsmus, Br6asln. @tdfttf.ber.
Dts anwsnsuns bes Reasp Ntiief an BEN Isilsnsea
shss ~trfranittn 2ptilt wirs ~Qiabtruns ual 1s(ettsaAa
10 nsbsIs 4rbdfusrta.
, 1875-09-01

Dor meDr sS saerpunbert SAHreH ey.sefte ets BERTH
tx f&webtf&u Nr,t Sd ben rfGetf& aftlt&ea 5orf&unH
nd&e q fna auf allen Gteilea Der &rbe eaftatt, pie ~
ualhet 5ti1sreft eertau Rrdntet nRb sts &ytsea huf@
bea Mid ~ Aauptb eRaabtaek ~
, 1875-09-01

Deaftrn, S&aria&ftber enth,be1 sas sertsrbsRera DIuts
Weeta bttft &rantbeten 10 ,6&w.btfp Gttters" has wtrk
famfe S&uSutttef, pel q Der beRe 1lutretatssr IA. s~a
u stebG Aber plrb br @ebrau&- IN fpdt cbe nt&t aenas
6Aasla&Reber nab aahee NIT 0tebe strbunbeae 8rant.
tttttn ausbrt3ex, baan mue Der 0ebrau& fufcrt stnNs
Rsat wrbea, ba Rranftettea tn htefaa StabtuHs ene a.
Asss Dstanplane ~efsrerH. . E.a y
, 1875-09-01
Rerseaf6wd@s

y e1e etr ansladi.ltafea 1ranfsettea, l,men sas ~
l1tH8ti@lt&tu nterporfen II. xab Ietbsn uamtatltdT yl
men earaa. Die urla&en, wtl&t btefU f&rsdliasr h.
gtrsorrHtea ane pesibteoeu nab sie!fttte abu BIZ ~
bard etSrsaassmtstei pas RsrseufYfen, Ss 81 .ar
auessraant nnb babar6 ben saaten R5ryer 40 er6 "a.
Das .Sawtbti9 1tttert~ Rtbt anerreidt Ia eS [.ar.
taassa,tttd td ben oben ~frwdbnsea &ranltetten unS bas
laaitnssn bic @tfnnstdt turadstssbea, p,ids ldss ss.
ran ~lpttttlten. Il !ptteer Geau6 am qsbtn AZ aabea.
RtesersefAlassnbstt,
, 1875-09-01
Aus Sen gAwar,en 8eroen.

Son befreunbeter Sanb miro uns elm Sri,
%patbrtef aus ben S6par5en Bergen Sur Ser
fiisur9 9eltent, benz mir Sol9enoeS entneb>
, 1875-09-01
G&winsfuAa

nab aHs aaherea saxsenhanftetten sateebta then 70 o.
sns Stsruassn Der Masentbattsteit. ais hur8 erbIitr
aaiags sber bsftise G~rialtuas. Wean BITE spsiie nt&
essebrts Serbaust une Der RSrper In 8plse bthtn ni9t bin.
lansltS erndbrt pirp, nus Mbmasruns eiatreten uni
kas eef&tpd4ts Spfsna srltest kem let6t,fea dniaa cine
&rfd!tnns bic BET duu peripu DOE tr1fisr @siunbtes
Esnn fe 8aut sSn 63wtnbfu&t In ben trfen StaDien b.
tanbdn. rt&teu ptns ausnabns ibrt Nufimtriiamieit III.
sf anf ss @eesltruns eu Utreaaunsssrsane, bamtt bk
6Pettea, nsi@t Der Patient ~ f& nimint. tina ni1t fru&t.
sen sab thu satntser gar feas sbe la aasaissu asas
Stuts sab i<&ts Ratruas ~ bttea.
, 1875-09-01
90 xrsyfsn In stnsm tuItsn gIas Dad.,
btftttssn Ia psnissa uas,nbts.n,

Rxdmpft, Gdwdd,e. 3er,flopfen, bbism @ssS
iGbnsrS, psre0rbenen Maeen. 6iarrbse,
Durdafan, Serftup flung, Bidbunasn
une allie inHersn 9stetn.
, 1875-09-01

Drssrbsnu pIat IN ks SaaytarfaAt W efaSsiaAs@
anb jpsar tieIbafttr 4raaibtttta.
, 1875-09-01
Ssrft Das G4te Sdsestid
Dtffers wsrs ausi&lieBli& bsreitet sss
Deniel u. Co.,
ass Rsrs Drttts etrass,
Sbtlabelpbt

VA - paSlt'u1 ssr RaAasnaRses snl Hstrxs ,
t0rH' Y be Namsnsaatrl&rift bs fraArtn eiaeatb&
ssrs ,saatA: S&peatns~ bs9 glide NJ - ~
Dtttsrs eattSlt eaetblaisa
neutrality-suspicious. b essftf@es M. leatfses Care
Eats 8IafRt ~bessfast ~
yesss q SsSs sine SlalAs1 is4s BlafAsa T. hasss
$saafsrss zzs <sst>dz ~ asassssss 0Assia -
1888
, 1875-09-01

Dn Masea n BE stsse W.rfHdtte be- RbrYSrs. Sss
4m erbdlt bas saaie Spheua Stabrans unb 9raft. Neus
ter Nlaeen uae anoerf 0ersauaRsssrsane na&laden, tbm
hn. DIE krsnfbettsa, wel&e aus ssaSrfer ztdhsftit 10
DeYhaaxnssprsane earaeten. fnb srf4isbsur Grt, aba
Ne 4Aupturfaae Ntbt tpnses biefeIts. Dies n bs
@snab, rpbu haS rG&webtf& Sttters." ta d alt 6tdr.
saaasuatttd wtrft, he Werbauunsssreaat rtsttt nnb tbys
stxnbe Gb4hafett beraeat. r sttle Eranitetfea BELT, W
aafAetnenh GAM sef&tesenn Ratas anA- mir nsuuea
hsssntH bsfsxens fafe et1. ts.
, 1875-09-01

N0bfD0D Mo 3d.
81 Navren, Ode Gtas& Ctr, u. 0.
Ass galf&es uHh sBapra. s6tdt eins Srsimarft "a
Nabsay u. Co., 80 Darrsn. @dt Gtur& Cir, Nsa
YssL AxslaRft, SsHftnps wsrta nth 9SnsH ,usef4tdf
, 1875-09-01
@aatansf@I6sa
~p6sA

sl.essa. ytaa.a. :.sasA nas&asss satsssszs &rszs
essen. -tH .s4F
, 1875-09-01

sdfsabs iSlttn tets cine Slaftt san Ratwas's ye,a,s
Nslitf BET f1 fntrsn. Wsniss Grspfen In WaHsr nsrlts
&ranibtit pbtr S6nttritn, bic psm Wstfl bs gDaNsrs
errabs,n. s%srptusta. Us TT bsfsr ale trsniSaists
Dssnhs aesr 9ttssss als elm Rstimitt,.
, 1875-09-01

s.l4.s aas,nbItdItA bic f8limmHsa 80 nj risn, e&wAas
xnb Gntsdnbunssn bsfeitist unh Gsns.ttsnen iurirt.
alttasisI Oh fe In Der Qunss. I'm Nlaetn, &tnetptibsa
stu fsaRtssn Grifsn cher Orsansa lttssa, surs eta-
Maltas &Arenbane. o.
vstaiatnb Der Sbmsri isin mag. Der NbsumAttf&e, Bett-
tAssries S6wa6s. Usrfrispete. SsrSSit an Stxraiets
asAtHSe cher Erdnttlnpt pirs IA
, 1875-09-01
Die einsise polntebnii6e Saus=
S6nle.

ct. Clemens SAIL, Gnicpt Gitp, Mfb.
Sn 6ol9e Der 1ersrbBeruns iinb finn Ildse offen.
Wtan belperbe ib lofort barunl. Die Braouirten
iteben bod. giur erier &1aiie &uaben iperben aufse+
toini1en. gier @ourie GlaiiI6, A2Iberal, @9iiiea=
ibaftiit nnb @ommersiea. Mfam i6ide cine Sref=
marie an bic s9irectoren fir ben 0ecennial=Gatalos
t. 1Nt!ieLbe,ia
, 1875-09-01

FaA unbttlssus 9raaltnier aah be msbiintf2s DslsnA
Inns striabsn !ann Httmats N frlt btaonntn wtrSsn
1taa sebran4t Zee rS&webti& Sttus" stnaa aa9 b.
aaTetluaa mp et le4ts Ssur bn ubsnssaannteu id
Stse strl&ptneta. Dem pattentea ptre u~aftblbar 4
ssltanstss Sslaabbsit iuradsessbea sss ssas BIZ tSAes
1ttteriett Rslt F& balb ptthes din. ~"
, 1875-09-01

@'I" .,,1
R. R. R,
Railways REANY RELIEF
aasirt bic iaIimmesn S&S,H,sa In 1 bs 20
1a MinItea.
D@r Riot etnG Stunbe VA.
sse stfans tttfr an,stss brauai isssss Ssnsss
G&Asriea " Itttss.
Railways Ready Relief
furtrf iebem G@mers.
% var bas stst anS u
Das sin3ise i&merjRiaenbe NlitteI.
, 1875-09-01

e n stlu nasdeIls, asA ash.s mssesFtus ssA
sass.a satIait sa& tttss saststf&sa ossaaAtSaIs q.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-23
The Next Centennial

This Ia an era OF scntennials. The Mar
tha Washington tea parties have sissed and
simmered; the chemical centennial has
been analysed and precipitated centennial
anniversaries in the lives of numerous
great men have been discovered and COM
memorated with great care; Philadelphia's
preparations for another '76 are stirring up
the civilized world; and now, week from
Monday, we have the centennial OF the be-
ginning of the American Revolution.
1t wasn't very much of an affair itself
this beginning. On the 18th of April,
1875 the British General, Gage, sent body
of,troops, about eight hundred strong, under
command Of Lieut. Colonel Smith, to Com
cord, where the Provincial Congress had
lately been in session, with instructions to
destroy large amount OF stores that had
been collected there. On the 10Th, this
force, though augmented by Lord Percy,
with thousand men and two pieces of can
non, received such spirited attention
from the rifles and muskets of the inhab-
itants and few militia, that it returned
to Boston with much more speed than dig
nifty. The American heroes of the day
were Major Butterick, who gave the order
to the Americans to return the fire of the
British troops, and Captain Isaac Davis
the FIRST American officer killed in the war
The loss OF the British in the action WA
273 men and officers.
1t was little affair but the first bugle
call to arms. In an astonishingly shori
period thereafter the Colonies had 16,00C
| men in the feld-men who knew how tC
fight, too-and the siege of Boston wa!
vigorously begun.
Massachusetts, will celebrate the event il
grand style on the 10th, the President anC
a portion of the Cabinet lending their as
sistance. The day will furnish many n,
apt text for serious sermons. The littl'
stream of blood split there to found thi
Government will look very small bcsid
the rivers that have been made to run sine
in its perpetuation; and the gravest ques
ton Of all in the minds of the ceIebrator
will be, whether the blood-spilling is ye
ovcr.--Cin. Times.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-23

Was Mr.. BAKER bribed? or was there
any occasion to attempt bribing HIM, when
it was we'll known that he had been friend
of the Enabling Act from the start; had
voted for it during years and voted on its f.
nal passage half hour before he learned
that SIS had been handed to his son? We
have heard of pettifoggers in the legal pro-
fsssion-we think the Sentinel has mistaken
its calling.
But why were the SIS given to the son
The young man was on his way vest had
stopped at Columbus 10 see his father and
the latter proposed to accompany him apor-
ton of the journey, and was about to start
a few minutes before it was expected the
bill would be called up. The friends of
Perrysburg learning this went to him and,
in the presence of his son, besought him to
remain until the vote was taken. They
were, doubtless, anxious and urgent in their
request, ns would be natural under the cir
cumstances. The young man observing
this suggested to his father that he had bet
ter stay until the vote came off and he (the
SOM would wait. Thereupon the old gentle
man went to the Hall of the House, leav-
ing the Others without.
Immediately after, these Perrysburg gen
telmen, who had recently arrived at &C.
lumbus and were not OF the regular lobby,
consulted together and came to the conclu-
sion that inasmuch as the young man was in
curing an extra expense for their benefit,
honor and justice required that they should
keep him whole in pocket. Thereupon
one of them, without consulting the other
as to amount, handed the young man the
SIS. This was the whole OF the transac-
ton, The part performed by our friends
was generous, just and honorable and we
commend them for it; yet the Sentinel and
Cincinnati Enquirer seek to impute to them
their sentiments OF justice and honor as n
fault. Having all the facts now before
them we presume they will do Justice to the
gentlemen from Perrysburg, who were par
Elephants Of the transaction.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-23
A Worlds Pence Congress.

In carefully prepared statistical paper
on the Errors of Modern Civilization the
Republic Magazine, for April, published at
Washington, shows that the Great Powers
are carrying larger armies to-day than any
former period in the worlds history. 1t is
also shown that as a direct result of war
and standing armies, national Indebtedness
has increased far beyond that OF any form
er year. Ten governments, namely: France,
Great Britain, United States, Iialy, Spain,
Austria, Russia, Germany, Turkey and In
dia, owe twenty thousand million dollars,
an amount which 10 be transported from
New York to London would require ves-
sci 10 make thirty voyages across the At
lantic, carrying one thousand tons at each
trip. And this enormous debt-burden has
increased ten per cent. in the last two years.
With these national precedents before them,
ernments-colonies states, cities.
counties and toTns-have adopted the per-
nicious practice of borrowing money, es-
pecially in the United States, and often for
purposes OF questionable propriety, until
government and municipal ax-burdens
have become matters. of the gravest import.
In view OF these facts and in order TO
reach and strike at the fountain head, The
Republic urges a general movement among
the nations for the suppression. of the war
spirit and the inauguration of an Interna-
tional Policy and suggests the assembly of
a Worlds Peace Congress at Washington
in June, 1875. There appears TO be no in
superable barrier to such movement and
II once inaugurated and carried out in good
faith, the result could not fail Of permanent
benefit to the entire world, in the advance
ment toward higher and happier civillra-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-23
Sensible Advice.

The loungcrs around the depot, last Sat.
urday night, were treated TO scene aud
heard words of profoundest import that
they little dreamed Of. a man from the
southern part Of the county, who was in
Troy on business that day, was there wait
for the train homcward. Part Of that mans
business was to get about a gauge and q
half of whiskey III him; consequently he had
good deal to say. An aged man, we'll
dressed, with low crowned velvet hat, and
whose silken locks were nearly all silver,
heard this loud-talking countrymHn, and
lie went at him with u temperahce loetuSe,
lie had him backed up against the depot
and he didn't let him bulge until he was
through and the whistle sounded for the
approaching train. The aged man told
our hero some frightful truths; referred
him to the great mistake men arc making
in their recent enthusiasm Of the result OF
whizkey elections, the terrible Influence
whiskey is exercising, the Gamnable and
destructive precedent it is setting for oui
young men, winding up with experiences
that have come before his own observation
in the great metropolis where he lives
Some he recited we have seen in publ,
print and one in poetry. Red-faced mci
kept n respectable distance, modCrat,
drinkers would listen to few words nnC
glide out OF hearing, while boys with cage
ears crowded near the brave apostle. Thi
mans cup of sorrow and remorse has beer
full TO overnowing, ny half the world knows
and it would have been much less Ind no
an erring son loved swine and women, no
wisely, but too well. Our aged herownsn NJ
other than James Fisk, Sr. How man,
fathers go sorrowing down to prematnr
graves, thnt the world knows not,of, be
cause of the sons waywardness? Woult
that the world had more J. Fisk, Sra
Troy Bulletin. y IL a'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-23
What was Il Fort

w. 8. Furay, the talented correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Gazette, writes that pa
per as follows: "Ths State Journal thinks
that with q Republican majority in the
City Council Of Columbus, and falling
of here Of the popular Democratic major
ity by over 300 since last fall Demo-
cratic victory gained by fraud and violence
in Cincinnati an utter Democratic defeat
in Toledo, where the issue upon the conduct
Of the recent Democratic Legislature was
squarely made, and a bare lithinien:
anoe Of Democratic -aseendency In Ci4s
necticut. IL Is difficulty TO discover what
the Democracy fred their 100 gups,oon
Wednesday night. And when there Is
also taken into confederation, in addition
10 what the Journal mentions the immense
Republican gains in Rhode Island and
Michigan, and the recent Democratic losses
in New Hampshire, the reason COR the
Wednesday night jubilee will be still more
difficult TO perceive. Were the leaders of
the Democracy congratulating each other
that things were no worse7
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-23
yOLUME XIII.

With this issue the JOURNAL enters up
en- Its 23d year of publication, and with
hattering encouragement. AS in the past
we hope in the future to make it the firm
friend OF law and order, that the greatest
good to the greatest number may be attain
ed. Republican from principle, It will
continue to labor for the maintenance Of
that policy which has preserved the Re-
public in spite of its enemies, and will
ptaod ready at all times to condemn cor.
ruptiOn under whatever mask it may mp
pear. Therefore, we trust that its friends,
many Of whom have stood by it since ii
was started, will aid in itS usefulness by
aiding in extending its circulation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-23


On the night VI the Och OF April, 1884, Just
twenty-oue years ago, snow fel! 10 the Ohiu VAL
ley u the depth Of eight iuchcs, hut did not ro.
main in sight over eight hours, Vegetation was
then much more advanced than now Doyton
Jonrnoi,
Or the night Of the % Of May. 1859. snow
fell in Dayton IN the depth Of about one inch,
but did not rem lin long in sight. "VegetatIrn
then was much more advanced than now"
Aud J., also. on the night of the 9th Of Nav, 1854,
snow fell in the Little Miami Valley to the
depth Of three inches. Those 100 year nldiers
who slept IN the ground, for the Rrst time in
their lives, at Camp Dsnnis"n, will remember
this. Vegetation was"-but then you know
how It is myself Troy BHheha.
On the night Of the 10Th of May, 1852,
there was frost in the Big Miami Valley
that nipped the young corn of close to
the ground and IRE had to plant it the sec
ond time. That was when we were grang
er. Vegetation then" had setback
Again, on the morning of the 4th OF July
1859, there was frost at Dayton. If fur
ther information is desired concerning
chronology and meteorology consult thu
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-23
10 THE VOTERS OF wo0D COUNTY,

1t having been reported that the build
iags at Perrysburg, to be donated to the
county for Court House and Jail, will
not be finished before they are transferred
10 the county, we wish to say to voters,
that unless said buildings nre complete and
In every respec, in frst-clues condition,
free from encumbrance, prior to the octo-
Der election, we will not ask any one to
vote for the Removal Of the county seat.
By order Of the
PERRxsBuRo COUNTY SEAT COMMITTEE
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-23

The Pittsburg Commercial says: Not
only has it been made hot for Kettle, the
rascally professional and postofIice contract
or, but the investigation has been pushed
far enough by tho authorities to satisfy
them that the fraudulent practice of sub
stituting lower bids after regular proposals
had been carried on for many years and or
iginated during President Johnson's adj
ministration, when Randall was Postmas-
ter-General. Thus far only n partial state
ment Of the facts has been made public and
the exposure which is yet to come will cre-
ate great excitement
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-23

Present appearances would indicate that
the Democratic party in Ohio has formed
an alliance offensive and defensive with
the whiskey Dealers Association on the one
hand and Catholicism on the other. The
action of the Legislature in passing the
Recce Bill squelching the McConnellFyille
ordinance, and the Gcghan Bill, giving
Catholic priests the right to carry their
doctrines into our benevolent and reforma-
tory institutions, show conclusively that
such is the case. Romanisn, Democracy
and Free Whiskey l-FrndLav ,JefeJsonidn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-23

Last week we stated that the citizens
OF D. G. had become disgueied with the
course of the Sentinel in the discussion Of
county seat issue and had in contem-
plation the purchase of the Democrat for
the purpose Of discussing the question in a
different spirit. We have since learned
that this report was started with the view
Of compelling the present proprietors OF the
.Sentinei to sell out at q sacrifice.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-23

The Cincipsd Enquirer hopes that all
the members Of the Ohio Legislature will
safely reach their homes, but trusts that
few Of them will every find their way back
again to Columbus The Enquirer evident
~ is right 30 far as the Hamilton county
delegation is concerned.-Fremont MesseR-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-23

Not long since sthe Sentinel charged that
gentlemen from Perrysburg had bribed
members OF the legislature to vote for the
Enabling Act and stated that fox this crime
one or two Of them might obtain lodgings
in the penitentiary. Its notions have evil
IDENTIFY become modified, for last week itstat-
cd "that there was an attempt made to bribe
members To vote for the Act" That will
dot is improving and may become sane
after while.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-23

Our Sanctum looked like chicken coop
this week. Every Democratic editor had
his rooster" out.-Onawa County Ne,cs.
Democratic editors get up poultry show
on the slightest provocation now a-days.
This poultry will be dressed and ready for
market bv next Thanksgiving.