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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-13
SAM ERAMCISCo.

Sacramento, Ogden, Salt Lake City, Che
yenne, Denver, Omaha, Lincoln, Council
Bluffs, Yaukton, Sioux City, Dubuque, Vino
ma. st. Paul Duluth, Marquette, Green Bay,
Oshkosh, Madison, Milwaukee, and all points
west or northwest of Chicago2
II you wish the best travelling aocommoda-
tions, you will buy your tickets by this route,
aud viii take no other.
This popular route is unsurpassed for speed
comfort or safety. The Smooth, Well-Bal-
lasted and Perfect Track of Steel Rails, West
inRhouse Air Brakes, Miller's Safety Plat
form and Couplers, the celebrated Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars, the Perfect Telegra ph
System of ofMuviug Trains, the regularity with
which they run, the admirable arrangement
for running Through Cars from Chicago to all
points West, North aud Northwest. secures to
passengers all the COMFORTS IN MODERN
RAILWAY TRAVELLING.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-13

The Presbyterian ChurCh.-The Pres
byterian Church of this place has under
gone thorough repairs and painting within
the past four weeks. The steeple and blinds
were painted and the whole inside of the
building handsomely frcscoed in panels,
scrolls and stripping, and the white walnut
seats vanished The contract for this
Improvement was awarded to Mr.. II. S.
HoTcHKIss, and the work itself is the best
recommendation Of his skill and taste in
this line of business
These repairs have not been attended
without cost, and to liquilate balance
yet to be raised, the Lliies' Centennial
Society have arranged for an ice cream
festival at the Good Templars' Hall next
Tuesday evening 1t should be largely
attended.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-13

The Lost "Ruby."-The steamer Ruby
made her last trip for this season on Friday
Of last week. She went to Detroit to take
the place of the Dove, which piled between
Detroit and Maiden. The DOts was found
to be too large and expensive for that trade,
consequently she was sold last week for
$50, 900, and the RUBY called In to take her
place. Henry HAcKETT, Esq, one Of the
b others who owned the DoUe and Ruby,
informed ms that they would send here the
j. B. Wright, which is now carrying the
mail between Saginaw and Alpeha, as soon
as she could be relieved from tlat service.
The Wright is propeller, with guards, and
has carrying capacity of about 500 per-
sons. If our citizens are suited with her
she will be left 10 supply the rlaee of the
Ne already ieel the loss of the RUBY,
and especially Captain MEAcHASI, who was
lust getting acquainted here, and Mr.. L.
d. LOCK, the engineer, with whom all our
citizens feel safe while he is at the engine.
We trust arrangements will be made TO
have all return here next sprihg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given thsfa fstitispSwiif
be presented to the Cduihissi5ifers 81
Wood County, o., on the first Monday OF Sep
tember next, for the laying out and establishing
county road, commencing at the half section
line between sections thirteen 13), and twenty
ionr l21l; thence south one mile on said line
till it inlersectsA road running east and west
and there terminate.
KEEFER,
HARRY CHRIST.
August 2, 1873. I6dS#
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-13

The Trick ExpOscd.-It is quite evil
dent that 81. Gull" of the Weston Arl
apche, was present at the Republican Con-
vention in Bowling Green, on Saturday:
He thus calls attention to the tricks prac-
tlced upon the innocent people who visited
d. q. upon this occasion;
The Delegates assembled Mt the Court
house where Charley Evers had tOiled for
weeks puttying mp ''them cracks" and
from the number OF times he called attcn-
tion to the beautiful condition OF the walls,
we concluded that he had completed the
job.
The Bowling Greeners are shrewd. The
grove where the Convention was to meet,
was in full sight of the b. g. r. r., and
Charley Evers had borrowed about doz-
en- D. & NJ. freight cars and had them
strung along on the side track and had
borrowed few hundred bushels bf corn of
Mr. Latshaw, and had a lot of men and
teams busily engaged in loading three cars
with shelled corn Il 1t was a good time 10
illustrate the fact that B. g. was grain
market. What rascality Oh the iniq-
uity of G. w. Evers!
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-13

letter File.-We have now in use a
every handsome and convenient piece of
furniture, known as the Office Cabinet and
Letter File. 1t was patented in 1872 by
c. A. Cook, Esq, of Chicago, and is becom-
ing favorite in very large number of
business Offices in which it has found
place. II is compact, occupying but little
space, measuring inches deep, 81 inches
long, l6 inches high, furnishing room for
1000 letters. 1t centains series of COM
partments or pigcoh-holes, SO constructed,
arranged and inclosed in cabinet that it
can be used Immediately in front OF the
srlter on desk or table, or fastened to
the wall, keeping letters, bills. receipts and
other papers in easy reach, free from dust
and in alphabetical order. The price in
black walnut, plain finish, is S12; with ex-
ira finish, SIS. Address C. A. Cook, Chi
cago, for descriptive circular.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-13
DRY COODS.

DROWN aud Bleached Sheetings and Shii
IL ings Denims; Stripes, Tickings, Co
tpnades &c, &c. at BEACH'S.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-13

Valuable Dog Killed.-On Friday
last "Typo," a valuable Newfoundland dog
belonging to Mrs,A +. FREDERICK, was shot
by some unknown and malicious person.
He managed TO drag himself home and by
his pitiful bowling awoke Mrs. FREDER-
IcK. lie was assisted up stairs and into
the house where he was cared for as though
he had been human, but on Sunday he died
from the effects of his wounds. He was about
twelve years old, has been member of
Mrs. FREDEMCK's househould for eight
years and was probably better known to
all our citizens on account of his intclli
gence and gentle disposition than any dog
ever owned in the town. 1t must have
been heartless man who committed the
deed.
Mr.. Fl. II. DODGE also lost his spotted
Coach dog on Sunday, by poison.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-13
Ayers
Hair VSgOr,
For restoring to Gray Hair itS
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is. at
once agreeable
healthy and
effectual for
preserving the
hair. IL soon
restores faded
or gray hair
TO its original
color, a0ah tho
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-02
q A SUNNY DISPOSITION.

aaErr sa1Hs55 7TEI1 ~ B
There are some persons who carry sun
shine and happiness by their sery presence
wherever they go. The ills Of life sit
lightly on them thoy make the best Of
everything. They inhale and !enjoy the
fragance Of the rose while il lasts, without
pauslng to lsnent that to. morrow its leaves
may witRered. --irheirhearts swellwith de-
light at the .uiany -eolored rainbow. and, as
its huss quickly fade. they say to them
selves. Never mind. il was bright bow
Of promise, anyhow" t.
Such leople are the true. practical.
philosophers. y They 6nd in the fact that
life is short a conclusive argument in favor
of enjoying as nearly every moment Of it as
possible.
Theyare not only the happiest Of peo-
pie themselves. but they do great dealto
make those pround them happy. Their
presence is everywhere Welcome; thei ab-
sence is felt and regretted. They help the
world on, and contribute to make it joyous.
"a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-02
aYA.poG,S. REMORsE.

The following interesting letter Is pub
lished IN 4 LondoB paper: Berg accus-
toned to walk ont, tbefore breakfast with
two sky terriers, II was my custom to wash
their feet III astnb. kept for the purpose in
the gaFdeHzsh henever the weather was wet.
u,,e'morIine; Athen Itook up The dog to
carry hip 20 the tub. he bit me 20 severely
that was obliged 70 lei him 90 IN sooner
was the dog at flGtrty than he ia i down to
tile kitchen ana hid himself. For three
days he refused nfoed, 'declined to 90 out
rnish anyef thefamily, appeared very de.
Jected, with,a distressed and unusual ex-
preston oil connteuanvr.F 81
On tile third morning, however. upon
returning with the other dog, | found linn
sitting by tletu6. and upon coming towards
him he immediately jumped into il and sat
down in the water, !, After pretending to
wash bis legs, he jumped out'as happy as
possible. aud from that moment recovered
bis usual spirits. 4+i kH9A s.A a ;
There appears in this instance to have
been clear process Of reasoning, accompanied
by acute feeling, going op 10 the dogs
mind from the moment he BIT me until be
hit upoaa plan Of showing his regret aud
making reparation for his fault. 1t evidently
occurred to linn that i attached great i'm.
portanee tothis oot-hath, aud II be could
convince me that hiscohtrition was Sincere,
and that be was willing to submit to the
process without a nIurmur, I should be
satisfied iarhe dog. IN this case. reasoned
with perfect accuracy. and from his own
premises deduced legitimate conclusion
which The result justified.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-02
ONES MOTHER.


Around the idea OF ones mother The
mind Of man clings with fond affection.
IL IS the first dear thought stamped upon
our infant hearts, whenyet soft and en-
pable ofreeeiving the most profound inn
preston, and all the after feelings are more
or less light in comparison. Our passions
and our Wilfulnsss may lead us far from
the object Of our, filial love; we may be-
come Wild heidstrong and angry at her
couuselsof opposition out when death
ii;si stilled.her nonitory voice, andnoth-
ing but calm memory remains to recapitu-
late her virtues and good deeds, affection,
Ike flower beaten 70 the ground by
ride storm, raises up, her head aud smiles
amidst her tears. Round that idea, as We.
havesaid. the mind cIings with fond az
fcction; and even when tie earliest period
Iof our loss force menpry 70 be silent. fancy
takes the place OF remembrance, and
twines the image ofour departed parent
with garland Of graces, and beauties,
and which We doubt not that she posses~
.ad. E1naatst t@ AaR
a; Leg ing IL - i.st is
THE FAILrSa TEAR.--Ari old woman
on a benchin the Grand Trunk depot yes.
terday, wiping her eyes with her hand-
kerchief, when portlynan. full of
symatliv, said to another:
~. Tis SAD 70 see the falling tear. IT
always makes my heart ache to see an
aged persun IN trodble.pe s -
Walking up to her, he kindly asked
d" My god woman, why these tears
Why do you weep ?'gaia a
She took down the handkerchief, looked
up 10 surprise, bluntly sfswered A.
" Pve got The wors. cold IN my heal I've
had for forty.six years."- DetrC, Free
Press. abaslil 80 hHa fs4t kss
n lo.fy as.a s----e4-..- y -Assst tss tls
Gentle behavior nnd liberality will pro.
cure the love even of our enemies. sasYd A
About the happiest ltims ina young
lgirr ! existence IS when her lover rings her
ps"d,f d sl.s,zs,si isli, .h.asssa - eia
IlsA romantic ydhse raah saystbata wcai,
mans. heart Is like the noon u changes
continually, but always has man IN il.
Experimshisi Tbilcscphy !. asting youue
lady % marry ,yen :dnatursl philosopby.
raying Jon were only jskiag when she re-
fuses you. ~,
why did you name your dog Back?
From necessity. ne is always rnruing.
away FROM home. and Low could We help
calling him Back7''
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DE SENSIBLE.

DO not he above your business hewho
.nrns np l,ls nose at his work, quarrels
wl,h l,is hfead and butter. He 4 . poor
s,nIth who quurrels with his own sparks;
there's NO shame about any honest cal-
ling don't be afraid Of soiiing your hands
lhsre,s plenty ofsoap 20 be had. All
,rades ar, good b. fleders. You can not
~ honey IN you are heightened o. becs,
nor plant corn II you are afraid of getting
mud on your boots, When sou cat, dig
tlelds with tooth-plcks. blow sliips along
with fans, and grow plum-cakcsi W hower'
po,s, then Il will be 4 line lime for dam
dies.
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~. To behsnres sdids;I al&ays took
great interest in yonr welfare 5us gf /.
Ciark was lost IN meditation fol. som,
time. al'"a'3a1 u s'st'S " =
Miss Perkins, said be. Suddenly, .eai
you make g,ipal butter2sss %Tha s,e
Now slU GlauIs. asIlcl aasaefed, blush.
ing. 'sslslapcb me on Il tsilder point. for,
il | do say IL myself.I wont turn my bacl
|, !, sny wo'nan ipethe county making gooe
{ ,tiood cook p
First rates. yss7 gg0 =
4s;Lnderssaad Lonsebeer;rss = .,-,-
None better.
Then, l'lltell yon what / have been
thinking about, said be. picking up anoth.
er large stone and throwing II into the we'll
1'Suopuse sou and get narriedv
/ NOW really, Mr.. Clark, you are 80 sud
den and take me by surprise; but my hear
Deeds for yop il your bereavement, and
aud ! consent. Take mel am yours
The fond cosple embraced, taking a kiss
to ratify the bargain.
Nlrs. ClarS, under the gooseberry bush,
was boiling with rage. but She restrained
herself for . few mcmcnts. Ii bsa -He.}
4 say said Clark. after they had re.
gained their conposure. won't Belty's
clothes it you!' s1.l5''&t @.'h
dg'0f conrse they will. and 1t viii be i
great saving. nisgsi {
And | will take that new cloak Of hers
and make me an royercoat--a long one, like
the city folks wear, said Clark.
.Oi you dear creature 7 replied she.
q 'Sweet angel Of nv soul + said be.
Just then something lii upon Ularks,
back, and he did not know at first whether
II was o wild cat. a streak Of lightning. OF
the devil. but lie found ont directly.
His charmer cas-. one glance at the appa-
rition, aud scooted. t..l,.z,r
- Clark has just got aronnd Jrbin. lie
saysit was tbe worst case Of infanmatory
sickness he ever had. a.is u slHa 20
But he il the meekest husband 10 be-
found. and the well il filed up. Wild Oats.
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Ehr me Recorder.
ORIGINAL.

grg ORIGINAL.
& $685.
Like theft III the night time Is stealing
Every joy Ihaa tlusted would last;
While Hope not a bud is revealing.
or tie hloss0msthat frightened the past.
j feel like child In the Autumn.
For whom, summer hath fled too soon; Il
Whoseesonly withered leaves falling,
Where he looked for tile roses OF June.
The past may come hack to us never,
,Ti's It's shadow alone that returns;
It's memories live with US ever,
whilethe lamp OF the spirit still burns.
Some fond words, and the smiles, the kind
ness, f8
Our day dreams recalls, but IL vain
For the flowers offeelIng, then blooming,
Can never re. blossom again'l
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-02
soME ESuCCESSFUL LITERARY
PEOPLE.


I Clemens, The lunorist. better known as
Mark Twain, has done better than any
mai, ~ his turn Of labor He has been
seven years before The public, and during
that time has become rich enough TO live
on his income. His property in Har;fort
u worth more than $4,000. Mr.. Stowe
has made more than any other American
woman, and has probably cleared $780,
900. This may seems like a large sum, but
when Ii Is spread through a quarter Of a
century, il is not snch an immense thing
as at first appears 70 be. Marian Harlan
MRS. Terhune,l who has written in
dustricusIy for twenty years, has prntably
made SIS 900 by dozen novels. Perhaps
Mary j. Holmes has done equally well.
Gail Hamilton Miss Dodge enjoyed n
good sale for her book during The inst few
years, but her vanity got the better Of her
judgement, and she quarreled with her
publishers. Hernext book was devoted
% the q,iarfei. and iihtmsee inipaIied her
popularity. She how has corner In Har-
par's papers. aud In tie independent, but
viii never DO much in booils again. Her
impudsnec toward tie veneTable Jnhp
Todd, who differed with her II opinion,
showed how the vanity arising from silc>
cess spnIis real talenL wolWorth. wlSo
was shot by his son, never made much out
oI nis books, and they were, in fact. too
inferior To sell without extraordinary
puIIery. Josh Billings C5lIawl has found
unusual popularity lie i witty and
says many wise A. well ~ funny thiiigs'
Ii seems pity that such . clever fellow
should lie Obliged 10 borrow tile Jokes Of
poor ArteInus Ward and print them rs
original, but such is one ofthe weakness
offunny frllo~s.-frcy ~. Y.l Times.
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ocrotA. N. Y; May 2g. The Meiho.
dist and Catholic churches With q few
build.pkJ 10 their yicinitS wr.e saved The
res, n thc towns utterly dsstrcysd. Que
tbon.ana out a. fifteen hundred lost every.
thipr The village o. llouizdhIe was also
burned. Hundreds ofwoodsniep have iosi
,beir homes. The Gre swept ten out o.
eleven townships 10 Pike county fhs
losses IN The region burned. including
IIoutziale. viii reach s3.0Oo. 600. The
FIRE was originated b. tramps breaking int
bat aud firing u.
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Tho chap who Il always right, Decauf !.
\. ,stoo lsxy.lo labor under alnistskc, Y
around again.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-02
"spoNGING" on NEWSPAPERS.

Every man thldks a newspaper fair
game. Ifascleiy arany body Of men get
op a concert OF a ban or other form of en-
tertainmeni. the object ofwllieh isto put
money in their pocke;s, or u the proereds
are "a be devoted 20 charitable purpose %
add u their own glorhcation. they become
very indignant n the rtnlrieiors 81 a
newspaper do not assist them by series
ofgntuItous Advertisements for seveiai
weeks before Ilie event takes place. These
gcntlemen should remembrt that literary
inen IL this practical age work for money
~ well as FOR iamc-prlnclpally the
former, however--and the busihess man
age of newspapers, ifhe Wishes 10 keep
o., the safe side of the ledger, conducts MS
change on the same principle as ihe head
of any business establishment People
who are getting npa ball would feel charry
II asking present of . pair II gloves
.rom Any merchant or that account, yet
asking aud expecting TO receive gratni>
,ous adyerti-enient isa similar demand.
the editor OF the Marlboro, Mass; Journal
states the case very plainly when be In
forms lis readers thal" !" We long adopted
the plan II charging our regular reading
notice price for al editorials announce
n,en,s of entertainments 20 which an ad-
mission Zee Is aflixe.l. We make no ex.
ccptiun TO this rule. In the way OF news
topics we freely and gladly insert ske.ch'
:. OF an entertainments after they have
become matters of history. A. y only th'
preliminary work, looking 70 the drawing
out u Increased patronage from lhe pub
lie. l,r which we expect compensation!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-02
III HAD BUT ALrTrLE SALT.

s 80 l.
Once upon atime. lady. whom We kEew,
indiug n beggar at the dor, gave him .
meal Of coffee. meat and bread nhd butter
which hFsat doans in the area ioteat. A
moment aiterwardss hugegsr, he rappvd
beseeehingly ~ the door again. and on its
beng opened, remarked. with his hand up
on bis heart:
If had but little salt should be per-
feeily happy A Nt ~" So 's*+
OF ourse be got the salt. He was more
easily made happy than most people.
Human nature is always sitting down to
some bountiful repast or other with the
saipe remark. II would be happy if il had
but little salt. which, alas Is no. always
forthcoming. l, 'f'it. q.
Youth would be glad 10 be youth u it
oniy had the salt Of wealth. Wealth wonld
rejoice coule youth return 70 add sasor TO
il. -. -. s......s r ~ ?
Love could 90 gloriously into its earthly
paradise on 30 much year. So much 9
year would know what bliss means had il
but love.
The childless mother looks from her great
plate glass window. and rDyies the poor
woman with The baby wagon. Tie poor
woman wishes for the plate glass windows
10 keep the baby IN. l.. s#..4
The great. ruddy farmer pines because
BE- has no fame or position. The famous
man longs for the lusty frame Of the farmer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-02
A ALITTLEGIRLs TERRIBLEFATE

A letter IL tue Gonzales lTexasl Index
says About four weeks since, a little girl
two years old, daughter Of Mrs NJ. ];
Robinson. living on Peach creek, Gonza-
Ies county, was bitten by a little pet dog.
Tie circumstances created no nneasiness
nj the time, frnm the fact that there was
nuttbe slightest suspicion at the time
of hydrophobia. and Il was surprised the
dog was only In n little accustomed III
humor. Shortly Afterwards the dog began
10 have spasms. and finally left home and
died in the neighborhood. About twenty
DAYS amer tie child wns bitten she became
very feyerIsh and frrtfui, and finally be-
came convuIsed with spasms. After three
DAYS of most excruciating sufierings with
the must terrible malady -hydrophobia-
the hstie sufferer was released from l'aiil
l,y the hand % death. in her paroxysms
she bit her mother several times while
nursing. The mother has been twice 70
Dr.. Evans, 81 flatonia, who isin posses-
sion Of blood,sione. which was applied
10 her wounds. The stone adhered tsna-
ciously the first time. and but slightly the
lna,. Itis 10 be hored that The virus has
entirely removed, nad the mother saved
from horrible death. saaf
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