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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-07
s. S.4IDEKSON.

NTANUFACTURER and Dealer in
lNl Boots Shoes, Leather, &C., &C. Shop on Buffalo
street. the corner of Eighth. Repairing neatly
and promptly executed.
Manitowoc, September 90, 1865
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-07

OFFICE SHERMAN'S BRICK BLOCK.
North Eighth Street, MantoGoc.
<,vgrcr 1Io,,,s. T s TO A. NJ.
A AA'' ! 1 to Z to p. NJ
Residence, Corner Sth & Buffalo SITS. 1925
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-05
TlndicatiOn OF the Bible.

EDITOR JoURSAL--Dedr Sir Il see by
your late papers, articles in regard to law
yers and the use Of the Bible in our courts
Of Justice. 1t occurred to me that there
are other parties who need little nudging
in regard to their treatment Of that vener-
able book. l mean those notable men Of
the cloth that occupy the pulpit. How
can anybody expect lawyers will have any
respect for book that muddles the minis
try2 Why, sir, sometimes it would seem
as II we needed the bar and Blackstone and
all the United States statutes to keep the
pulpit in order. They seem to read that
sacred volume as If it had been written in
as many different tongues as were spoken at
the town Of Babel What's the matter
Can some one tell us? Why don't the
ministry hold Peace Congress and adopt
some law Of Interpretation by which the
Bible can be understood by such as you and
and other respectable people2 Now it is,
sir, the Prots. are making converts-then,
sir, the Epis. are proselyting--now again
the BIS and the P's and Cs and DIS are all
at it. One says, wash feet-another says
| put folks through hole cut in the ice
plunge-I dip sprinkle pour-I dc
neither. submit, do such Bible readers
honor the book? Very Truly Yours,
BIZ ONE ON TIE ANXIOUS SEAT,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-05

None but physician knows Low much re-
liable olierotire is needed by the people. On
all sides Of us, in all communities everywhere,
there are nultitudes who suffer from complaints
that nothing but an olteratire cures. Hence a
great many OF them have been made and put
abroad with the assurance of being efcctual.
But they fail to accomplish the cures they
promise, because they have not the intrinsic vir-
tues they claim. 10 this stat e Of the case, DR..
J. C. AVER & Co, of Lowell, have supplied a
CoMPouSD EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA, which
proves to be the long desired remedy. Its Pc
cular difference from other kindred prepara
TONS in the MARKETS that it cures the diseases
for which il is Recommended, re while they may
not. We are assured af this fact by more than
on. intelligent ply sieian in this neighborhood,
and have the further evidence Of our own eIpe-
rience Of its truth.-N'shriHe (Tsnn,l FTmer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-05
wAsnInnroN,s nlnrnnAy.

The Kri.i World thus comments on Washing
tons birthday, following the comments with
the subjoinsd posms
Washiugton's birthday Monday lsst), being
legal holiday, was honorsd throughout the
entire country. We are not oVsr-anKious to see
the birthdays of"great men" celebrated. Such
observauees are more In keeping With the pre-
tensions n kings thsn With the genius OF the
Republic. A man may be raised to the posi-.
ton Of President, In the United States, but he
never rises higher than cilzon. The Presi-
dents State papers are always addressed TO his
fellow citizens" Of the natioR. Fluukeys and
would. be aristocrats manifesto weakress when
talking about "Iis EIcellency !" but plain
people prefer plain ways, and care but little
for titles and ceremonies. II men believe 10
the Republic, let them observe thst simplicity
brf.tinE the Republic. But WashinRtou's birth
day should be made an exception. That great
and good man-justly recognized as the Father
NJ his Country should stand alone. Be his
memory forever rssplendent In gloryi And AZ.
ter al, It is not the i1diridaal George Wash pg.
ton-no not even PrssidsAt Wastingto
homage IS paid II 10 To The principles rather
which he championed, aud which we as true
Republicans should ever hold dear and defend.
We need a model in the natural order as we'll
as in the supernatural order. Well Washing
ton is a model for statesmen and military men.
His ma xims should be the received political Ros-
pei for us all. First in peace, first in war,
Washington ought also to be the FIRST. as well
as tie las, and, in a special sense, the only
one Of all the "grest mem to al the hearts Of
his country men.
wAstttNnTnN,Q pTpTun.Y
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-05

The Meyers Cadets,--With the en-
iraordinary exposures to temptation thrown
around these Juvenile soldiers in their pub.
lie parades and receptions, far and near
and the lavish praise bestowed upon them
by the press and admirlng audiences, It
must be source Of qualification to their pa
rents to know that each and all Of them have
subscribed to and are governed by a code
OF bylaws that renders them impervious TO
all such exposures. The Detroit Evening
Nescs IN speaking Of their reception and par
ade in that city on the 22d ult., says:
One good thing we heard Of these Young
military lads while here was this by the
rules " their organic ,tiun, each member Is
bound Ia wear his medal Of membership at ali
times, and IN refrain from entering saloons and
drinking therein, or playing billiards or cards
in any such place, We believe, also. smoking
is prohibited by the rules Of their organization
II any ouS Of them Is reported by the police or
anyone elss as having trausgrssscd these rules
or any one Of them, they are sumnarily dismiss
ed frum the corps. This ia really more ~ their
credit thss Ia their wonderful skill in "the ST.
lent manual" aud we regret that this feature
Ia their organization was not brought out on the
night Of their tscsption. Had Il been II would
have brought the honse down" with even
pore lhunderous pIaudts than they received 90
other grounds.
Had our Perrysburg Cadets decided to
live up to and be governed by similar
code OF bylaws framed for them, they
might have had an organization to-day
that would be creditable 10 them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-05
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway

Thi, pioneer line Of Railway tn the Great
Southwest, starting a. it d"es from Hahni-
bal, Mo-, (whsre il connects with the numer-
oua Iisss OF Railway from the Z 'sl and Nor'h)
also from the great city Of 81. Louis where
all Unss frsm the Esst. North snd South make
direct eouAsetisus with their through trains
and the eountrV through which it passes 10 the
Ausst on the olnbe. viI; Through Central
Nisssuri, Sputhsrn Kansas and the Indian Ma
tisn 10 TsxAs, where IL connects with the Great
Trunk line ar Texas (ihe Houston and Texas
Central R'y.l which. with i,s numvrou. branch
o. snd esnnsctisus, uffrra the traveller sh"rt-
er, quicker and Consequently cheaper route to
rsaeh the masi important pnuis in The empire
af the snuthUsst. Through trains thorough
Iv equipped with Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Westinghouse Air Draks aud all the mndern
esuvenisncss of Railway travelling, leave u"n-
nibsl aud st. Louis daily running through u"
Hsuston Texas without change Of cars Then
With their branch liue fron Junction City
KIus,s, which rsvrrses the whole length "i
the beautiful Nsoshn Valley aud connects with
the n,.in lius at Parsons. K'n., and their ar
rlnKsm-nts With connecting lines from Kansas
Cit, for the travel frsm the Great Northwest
erssy "a can be said Of il, Ills the Great imeri-
can Tbornughfare. The
EAyD DEPARTMENT
0t this road have for sale along the Inns oI
Road in the Great Nsosh" Valley, over ONE
NILLlOS AcRss of Choice FArainE, Frat aud
5,oek Lands. on ten years credit al Lo"
tATEs. They rEer great Inducements f''r the
year 1878, for colonies and families {" setde "H
their lands. s ecial lnW rates for transpnr1a
tsu, aiss maps, time cards and all inflammation
can b, had by addressing the GensrAi Passen'
RsT Department, Sedalis, No.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-05
IS EeSt Thlngs.v y

Ths best theolagy-apure and benefcent life
The best philosophy-a cuntentsd mind.
The best law-the Golden Rule.
The best education-self-kn f-knowledge.
The best staiesmInship-s self government.
The best medicine - -cheer ulness aud temper
ance.
The best art-painting a smile upon the
brow OF childhood.
The best sceuce sunshine from
cloudy day.
The best war-tO war against ONES weak
ness.
The best music-the Laughter VI An innocent
child.
The best jnurnalism-priniing the true aud
the beautiful only, rn memury's tablet.
The best telrgraphing flashing II ray OF sun
shine into gloomy heart.
The best bioRruphy-ihe life which writes
charity in the largest letters.
The best ma hsmatics-that which doubles
the must joYs aud divides the mnst snrrows.
The best navigation steering clear Of the
laceratirg rocks Of personal contention.
The best diplomacy -ef-eting u treaty ol
peace with ones own conscience.
The best engineering building bridge NJ
faith over the river ~ death - From tie ARnIriL
Of Phrsnology and PhysiogROnIy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-05
wAsnINeToS's BIRTHDAY
ny WILLIAM COLLINS.

Natal day Of him whose glory
Sheds u halo on the world,
He who trampled tyrants CORY,
And beneath his piouhd feet hurled
Those who came with ball aud buyonet
To enforce kings decree,
Aud IN quench in blood and sorrow
Hearts that Heaven had fashioned free.
Bravely on the breach he mounted,
When the fiery tempest burst,
And with fierce and deadly vengeance
Fought against their Gag accursed;
Not with prayers and base petitions
To the tyrsnts did he kueel,
His prayer was the cannnn's rattle,
His petition was the steel.
Sect to-day, on land aud ocean
Freedoms banner Rreets the sun,
And our hearts in proud devotion,
Bless the name of Washington.
Had he bent before the !oemAu,
With the towards whining cry,
Would Columbia's glorious banner
Ere have auuerGd 10 the sky?
No! with king or sceetrsd tyraut
Never yet did prayer prevail,
Tears, tho mingled with the hearts blso'
Cannot pierce that Iror mail;
But the patriot armed and ready,
Firm, determined to be free,
Fears not king nor tytant master,
But can bring him to his knee.
Brothers Tou whose hearts are yeuTainj
To raise up the dear old land,
Spuru the EDWARDS PRAYER and whining
Put your trust in ball and brand;
Ravens croak in shade and ticket,
But the eagle wings the sun,
II YOUR souls were formed for freednm,
You must PfGuT LIKE WASHINGTON,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-05
kAvp DEPARTMENT
Wonderful Success.

Three years Ag" DR.. Rusehse's German Syr
an WAS introduced in the United States from
Germany forths cure "f Coughs. severe C"'ds
settisd on the breast, Consumption and other
dis.ases Of the Throat and Lungs. No medieife
ever had such success. SOC, Gao sample bot
t,.s have been distributed every year for three
war. BIZ Druggists in all paris of the United
StAiss. aud nearly 1000 letters fr"m Druggists
are now on our hle, saying that no other prep
aratiuu in their stores sells as we'll and gives
sueh excellent satisfaction. All We ask is for
you 10 90 /, YOUR Druggist, A. II. CnANrSsr
aaA get a sample boits for 10 cents aud try il;
regular size rs ernls. 2'zT
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-05
SHERIFF's SALE

Henry IIabbsler In Lucas county, Ohio
Va. Court nf
Alexander Mcmillan. Common Pleas.
BY virtue Of an execution, issued In
the above entitled cause. by the Clerk uf the
Court Of Common Pleas, Of Lucas county. Ohio,
md to me direcls and delivered, | will ODER fur
sale at public vendue, st the front door Of the
Court-house, In Bowling Green, on
Tuesday, March e3d, A. ID. 1873,
Between aud 2 o'clock 2. NJ, Of said day,
the following described d real estate to-wit
The west eighty 1907 acres uf the south east
fraction oG seciinn thirty three 1887 town eight
(sI. range twelve (l7), in wo"d county. ohi".
Appraised AT $4,000. Terms Nr sale. Cash.
C. G BAIRD. Sheriff.
r. D. PorTE Jr. P'fs Au'y.
February Is, 1875. ~ 50 70
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-05

ShaTps aad Flats.-Curious questions
and curious answers are of every day occur
renee. A few days since one of our 'imps'
innocently asked Mr. CoRRIE how long
had he been manufacturing the American
Extension SO Spring Bed" referring, Of
course, to the shop lately built for that
purpose, The reply was innocent, childlike
and bland, "six feet and one inch" An
other wants to know when the end Of the
Boecher- -Tilton scandal will be reached and
receives the emphatic reply, "dem6no."
Answers Of applicants for teachers are not
an exception, as witness the following in
answer to questions submitted by the Board
of Examiners on Tuesday:
Oues.-what is the difference between o
mountain system and mountain range?
Ans--A mountain system is several
mountains passing through the country to-
gether.
Ques.-on what does the climate Of a
place dependl
Ans.-rhe climate Of place depends on
the place where the place is situated.
Ques.--Where are the tropics located and
why?
Xns.-The tropics are situated at the top
and bottom Of the globe. The north tropiC
being at the north pole and the south trop-
ic at the south pole.
Ques.--Defne Antemeridian
Ans.-Ante meridian is composed Of the
words ante and meridian. Ante means be-
fore, therefore antemeridian means before
meridians were established.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

John Il. Thornton In Wood County, o.,
rs. Court nf
Henry Wallace. etaL Common Pleas.
BY virtue o. an order af sale. issued in
the above entitled cause, bv Ito Clerk Of the
Court Of Comm,n Pleas, of Wood county. Ohio
and o. me directed AMI delivered. | will ofer
for sale at public Vendus. At the front door ol
the g iurt-houss, In Bowliag Green, on
Tuesday, March eSds 1878,
Bstwren | and 2 n'elnck r. NJ. OF said day,
the folloWing described real estate, to-wil:
Iu-lpt number five hundred and twenty -ssvsu
527) in the tpwu 81 PsrrysbnrE, Wool ennn'v.
Ohio, Terms Of sale, cash. Appraised at ST00
@. @. BAIRD, Sherd.
JAsHER PtLLAES, Pltfs ATTY.
February, 18Th, 1878. 44to 40
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School Examination.

We give below the result of the examin-
alton OF teachers held at Bowling Green, on
Tuesday last. Eighty-three applicants
were examined, OF whom thirty eight failed.
Forty-iye received certificates, as follows :
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Advertised letters The roliowinRlst-
tors remain In the PostofFce at Perry sburg o.
for the week ending March 4, 1875.
Durch, II. G. Echel, Mary
Henney, Jno.J Egbert, Major
Haekett, VIM. Love Mary r.
Llndner, Mrs G. (cars Ludwig LindnrJ
McSionagls ,DanT tclrs Jno. McMonagls.l
Carpenter, ffsnry Sweet, VIM.
Spaidiog, Eugene Sweet, Benjamin
Please eallfor advertised letters. and aive
the date VI this list. omce hours from AM,
to TssoP.M ELBRRr D. r oss, p. N.
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Toloas and Dsshlsr Accommodation

tH Figures 10 ueaVy Type indieaIe Mee""g
azd Passing Points.
Tas (ai Indicate Stations At which Trains
uuat erms to Full Stop on Signal.
FIR. SHoRT, President, Cincinnati.
l.. wILLILNs GsnI Supt.
J II. wELLHa. ASST Snpt.
JAS. Is. M0SxnE, Gen'l Freight AGt Toledo
GAVIN iaEPLEk. gent, PetrYsburg.
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GOOD CIGARS, SMOKING
AND CHEWING TOBACCO.
LEGAL ADvERrIS'MTS.
SHEIIIEF,S SALE.
David Wagner.

David Wagner, Wood county 0 e,
Va. Court Of
Wiliam Y. Cuurtright, et al. Commnn Pleas.
BY virtue ol an order OF sale, issued in the
abnve entitled cause, by the Clerk OF the Cnur;
OF Common Pleas Of Wood cauntv. Ohin. aud
to me directed and delivered, will offer for
sale at public vsnduc, at the front door Of the
Court house. in Bowling Green, on
Tuesday, March 23d, 1878,
Between 10 and | / o'clock A. NJ, of said day,
The following described real estate. tG-wH:
| In.Lot Of the village Of TnuiogAnv, Wood
| county. OLiD. number ono hundred aud thirty.
| two l32). TERMS 0R SALh.-- Cash.
| Appraised at 500.
C. c. BAIRD, Sheriff.
| Swan & MooRE, Pl'f. Au'y.
February Is, 1875. A-$S K
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Nancy 10 Loan. The PsrrJsburg aV
;uEs LIan Associations are prepared to loan
money on short limo. at as reasonable rates as
can be obtained in this vicinity. Persons wis h
,a9 10 -5arrow will do welt to give them call.
H. D. WESTcoTf. Sse'Y.
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SHEUIFF's sALE.-

SSHEUIFF'S sALEI-
Alfred Nerriek In Wood County, o.,
vs. Court Of
Morgan n Olsu. Common Pleas.
~ virtue Of an order of sale, issued in the
above entitled eia,e. bv the Clerk Of the Court
nf Cammnn Pleas, at Wnod county. Ohio, aud
10 me directed aud delivered, | will offtr tor
sale u; puoiie venlus, at the front door Of tbs
Conrl House, in BnwlipE Green on
tuesday, March 2SdS 1918,
BetKeeu II aud t2 o'clock A. NJ Of said day
iha following described real esiSte, 10 wit;
The snuihsasi quarter ~ aud sixty acres
| ~ the nth eaA at the northeast quarter ~ },
sixty rds wide, and bounded on The north by
a line running frum east 10 west across the
Whale Of said norihsAst quarter 90, all in
ssetinn tlir'y-six t3S) In township fnar ~, Ia
| thu United States Reserve 81 the f'at uf q 0
/ Rapids II the Miami Of Lake Erie, cania ing
\ ;wn hnndraa and twenty acres, morv or less.
! Terms " sale, cash. Apprais-d - S1t per aere.
( &C. BAIRD, Shsrid.
/ 0sBoES < SwAYSE, PITS A,tys.
Fsb:uary 18Th, 1873. ttss 80
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LEGAL ADvERT1sEM'NTa

LEGAL ADV VEhTlSEM MI
80
SCHOOL ExAMINERs,NoTICE.--
- Tie meeting OF the Board Of ochool EKl
aminers for Wood County, ohie, VII be ~
foll0Wst
March 7---Bovling 0rsah.
iS j. Perry sbprR.
April s-West Mil Gfsvs.
7" g0--Weston.
My f-Nouh BALTIMORE.
% ls-BYwliug 0resh,
RuLRs.
The following rules will bs strictly enforced
An examinations viii commence promptly at
O'clnck A. NJ, aud eluse at2 =. ".
Applicants must furnish themselves with pens
and pencils, paper onIy bging Furnished By the
Board.
In no eass will more than two six months esfs
tihcates he granted to tie sane applicant.
Applicants will be required To furnish Ger
uhoates 0f good moral character.
There viii be 20 examination OF spptleau'A
exec IT ~ regsidr s,ss'iags of the Bosrd.
M certificate will here iftsr We antsdaisd 10
cover tins taught prssions ~ exaniuailoe.
Bv order NJ the Board.
ROBRRT buNN Clerk.
Bowling Green Jtnuuy "a, 1874. 80
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S,HERFFF'S SALE.

vs.. Common FLeSa.
John Glsasnn Ell al.
Dy virtue OF an order nf sale. issued in the
above entitsd cause, bv the Clerk Of the Cuur,
Of Commnn Pleas OF Wood county, Ohin. aud
tn me directed aud delivered, | will "A,r fur
sale at public vendne. at the front door Of the
Courthouse, in Bowling Green, nn
Tuesday, March 23d, 1878,
Between | and 2 o'cl"ek P. NJ, nf said day, the
following described real estate, to-wit:
Lot number one hundred and thirty Eve,
! (l35) in Maxfeld's. Treadweli's and Hnmil-
TONS Addition tn the village Of Millburv, in
Wood county, Ohio. TEAMS OF SALB.-Cssh
Appraised at $4,000.
q. G. BAIRD, Sheriff.
II. II. DoDGR, PlhGs Att'y.
February 49, 1878. 41sS1 80
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MERCHANDIsE
FOR SALE.

A HOUSE with ten Roons, good Cellar ,Cis.
n tern, Barn. and one-fourth 81 40 acre oi
ground. with all kinds Of fruit. Price very
low. Enquire of John Yeager. ~
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LOCAL MATTERS.
New Northumberland.

Single copies OF the JoURsAL eau bs had
o. Nr. +. d. Ross, At the Postoiioe.
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HARDSHIPs.
ntion a great IN

l might mention a great many startling
facts about the hardships of the early set
tiers but the mere mention Of the particu-
lar character OF the country then is enough
to carry with il the sensation Of extreme
hardships and suffering. will, however,
mention one more incident, as illustrative
Of many others as bad, and much worse.
Not long since in conversation with Mr..
James I. Skinner, of Washington township,
Wood county, about the hardships of the
old settlers, he told me that not long after
his father settled in the township, while he
was yet a lad ahout IA years Of age, the
family got out Of provisions. Corn was the
only grain they had. The whole country
was then under water, and had been for
some time, which was the cause of their
getting out OF provisions. They had team
but do not recollect what the difficulty
was that it could not be used but it was
necessary 10 have some corn ground for the
use OF the family. He started for the Wat
erville mill, miles of with as much as h'
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control them. Tho testimony Of our beet eits1
Sens, Of all classes, establishes the fact that
CHERRY PEcToRAL will aud does relleve and
cure the afiiieAag disorders OF tho Throat and
Langs beyond any otber medicine. 1he moss
dangerous Affections Of the Pulmonary Organs
yield 10 It's power; and cases ot consump-
tiGn, cured by this preparation. hre pnhtaes
" known, 50 remarkable Gs hardly 70 be hc'
liercd. were they not proven beyond dbrnsN
As remedy Il Is adequate. on which the puS-so
ra.y rely for fil protoc ion. BY caring C0uShss
the furerunners of mora serious disease. Il saves
unuumhcred lives, and sn amount of SulkFing
not to be computed. II challenges trial, and enn-
vinees the most sceptlcaL Every family Should
keep IL on hand a protection against the early
and unpercelyed attack Of Pulmonary AAeetio4fs
| which arc easily met at first, but which beooma
incurable and too often fatal. II neglected Ten
der lungs need this defence; and II u unWiss 70
| bo without it. As a safeguard TO children. 1ni4
| the distressing diseases which beeet the 1hroaa
| and Chest OF Childheed, CHERRY fEcTonAb
! is Invaluable; for. by its timely use. multi
| iltudcs are rescued from pVematurs grnvcs. and
savcd 10 tho toN-e and a1eetion centred on them.
II acts speedily and surely against ordinary eoldh
| soa,ring sound and heaith-Festoring sleeS. No
\ one win suffer troublesome Innu~nsn md pain
/ fll Hronohitis. when they Know how e1.tly
/ they ran Be cared.
Originally the product Of long. lsborious. and
suoeesS!Gl ehernieai Investigation, no cost az toll
ts sPsred In making every boit'e m tno ginose
/ possible perfection. II NAV be eonndently ~
Ned upon as possessing al the virtues IL has svrr
| exhibited and carahn Of producing cures a
memoEAh.o as tho greatest It has ever etaetcd
PREPARrp 1T
o., !, C, AVER Z CO., Lowell, Mass,
Fraotiesi and Analytical chs&isas.
SOLD gT ALL DRUGGISTS EvERTw1KnA
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral.
For Diseases Of the Throat and Longs.
such as Coughs, Colds, WhooptDo
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma
and Consumption

Among tho praa
discoveries OF modern
science, few arc Ct
more real value 70
mankind than this a.
Ecctual remeslS for an
diseases Of The Threat
and Lungs. A vast
trial CT its virtues,
throughout this s.a
other countries. has
snoWn that Il dosJ
surely and efecfualiy
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3. 8. Lesson.-The following Is the Sab.
balhSehool Lesson for next Sabbath, as srra NJ
ed BY the international Com mmission, and adopt
ed By all Evangelical denominations through
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As will be seen by the advertisement
elsewhere, the next examination will take
place at Perrys5urg on the 10th inst.
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No street promonading for pleasure on
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-05

The cities q Refuge. > Joshua 11, 10.