Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-14
PRESS CHIT-CuAT.

Rochester Democrat: Charles O'Conor
sat up seven hours without fatigue, on
Wednesday. It was the best game of seven
up he had in month.
A Bill of sail-Tweed.-New York Com
OOO.-Chiodgo Times Billy" do -
That of Tweed on the officers.
STATE Journal: Alexander II. Stephens
is dying again. He would have died any
time in the last ten years, If he had been
strong enough to draw his last breath.
Tole 10 Bitfs: Omnibus line opposition
has reduced street fare in indianapolis to
two cents. They had better drop one more
penny, and make a centennial affair Of it.
Brooklyn Argus: The Rothchilds are
said to be worth only S3, 400 900 900, and
discharge a servant girl about once a week
for throwing away ashes without sitting
them.
Pttsburg (Dsm) Post: 1t is asserted
that Blaine has had an eve on the Presi-
dency for four years. That may all be n
fact, but Grant has had two eyes on it for
longer period of time.
B-opklyn Aryt3: To a bachelor whose
there is nothing more aggravating than the
spectacle OF womln, with her sleeves roll
ed up, scracthing her husbands back.
Louisville C0urier-Journal: The St. Lon
is Republicans paragraph column is longer
than it was last winter. In consequence OF
the mild weather its paragraphist has less
wood to saw and is thus enabled to devote
more time to his literature.
Cincinnati Commercial: The zeal shown
by the Democrats in defending our dread
| fully imperiled free schools is equal to
| that of the most devout Republicans. They
sit down on the Pnpe's big toe with pres
sure of thousand pounds to the square
inch.
Cincinnati Gazette. James Hamill, ex-
champion sculler of the United States has
just died, at the age of thirty eight, after
having been ont of health for some time.
| fIis early death is another illustration Of
| the weIl-knOwn fact that excessive cultiva-
tioh of muscularity is unfLvorable to lon
gevity.
Cincinnati Gazette: The spread ofsmall-
pox, unalleviated and unrest raincd by vac
cination, is one of the institutions of the
| Fatherland tor which we have to thank
our hAlbliiCN NlllLstS. n COulphTl-
son of the deaths in the various wards, and
a study Of the names of the victims, will
show the truth of our assertion.
Brooklyn EtJle: Libel suits have come
TO be accepted as among the incidents OF
the bu'ines4 OF every enterprisng and re-
sponsible Journal. Horace Greedy WAS ac-
customed to say that he would be inclined
to believe there was something wrong with
the Tribune ii il had not one or more libel
suits ON its hands-his meaning being that
some rascal in public life had failed to re-
ceive the censure and exposure which he
deserved.
The Pittshurg Presbyterian Banner: HIf
the Republican party, under the leader
ship Of Grant, or any other man, proposes
to enter n campaign on the platform oi
taxing Christian churches out Of existence
and heatheniEing our public schools, II
will be buried under an avalanche hotter
and heavier than ever rolled into the AL
pine valleys"
! The New York Tribune bctrnys nm mex
plicable disposition to ignore or belittle th'
fact, which Is obvious as q matter OF mer,
news instinct and observations, that Their
IL n large and healthy public sentiment IL
this State IN favor OF HAYES for President
, and Stewart l.. Woodford, of New York
! for Vice President. II the Tribune is real
ly in favor Of honest currency and homes
administration, IL will be well TO give n
attentive ear TO these significant facts.-
Ohio State journal.
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