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THE GRE.fT PATENT OFTICE FIRE.
81" Look var, strangcrv"


uttcrancc Of a man Of varied experiences. Tine
person spoken to was the gcnticmanly door
keeper Of the Secretary of the Interiors own
private Office.
There are positively no vacancics All the
Ohio POSITIONS are flied" said the dOorkecpcr.
rapidly. but cuurtoously.
Il would like to say II word to the boss Of this
var -hnnty.'
Tho Secretary sir. IL engaged in civil Sor-
vice Reform and will continue to b, until tho
next session. II YOU will give mo your card. in
the course of the next six months | think you
will bc ahlo-'
was rocEnn only to say 10 the boss, tibet
just now hrin in among them thar models ---"
a ratcntcn? Sir, certainly | beg your
rardon-this wayl this way Hero. Jol Cont
mon. pa'ents.' and hurting the stranger into
the arms OF two -talWart mcsso nacrs h. ins tani-
~ disappeared.
Hurried along violently down The passage
dragged M three flights of stairs. dashed head
long through series OF nnic-chamhors. a..
stranger at last, pasucd out to his guidcs
What's up What's all th.-?'
Civil Service Reform, sir! Economy necu-
racy drspat III! Take him. Jm-casy thcrcw
and he lung his easping victim into the arms
of third messenger. who graphing him. in
staniy bore him into the presence Of Il clerk in
another department.
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whom wns looking nj Them two moa.ls--n
Model Which room. sirY'
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Wrong side. ok. West Division. Sin,p-
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Advertisements for The WEEKLY SUN. is
sedto-mojTo'r morahig. must be hdnded u, uis
lrtning j,JOre sir o'ciocf.
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stranger out OF washington. fellow Dasscn-
ger in the smoking car called his attention to
the cloud of smok. that was rising beyond the
CAPITOL Tho Patent Oflrc. they say is ON fire."
Firmly. yetquicty the stranger drew revolver
from his pocket: " I'm kinder now In these var
parts lac said sadly. and mister. I'm
naturally a sorter hopeful. mindful man. easy to
managerial If yer trying 10 play any ~ them
Patent Office fires on ne -. Wcll-you hear
met'
Moanwhilo the confederation ragcl-duietly.
unostenta,iouslyl A clerk OF the second class.
exhibiting a coat. from which the tails had been
slowly consumed while sitting with his back
To- the WALL and a young woman of the third
cass saturated with water. aud begging
permit io 20 home and change her clothes pro
ducod ai last a decided impression ON the Assist
ant Secretary Of the Interior. IT, proceeded.
calmly. and firmly to thooficc of the Secretary.
a confederation. irregular. incendiary. and
insubordina,c. is now proceeding in the model
room. II is true that there is mo- spot where "a
connagralion could take piace but thorc and it
is therefore To some extent. consistent with the
habits Of the public service. Nor IL it wholly
without precedent In 1865 the Patent Onco
was destroyed by fire.
THANK God. IT is the custom" interrupted
S.hurz.
".
calmly. tothecNcrtion. oftAc Assistant Score
tary. who WIS badly burn 1. a greater part of
th. pap .r-r--
fear ann koopinl. YOU. " said tho Secretary
gently YOU are anxious. doubtless. TO be al
your post"
-" Wcro savol." continued the Assistant
S, r.tnrv with DIGNITY. 'lut t,bnr,,ro,,.l
that the secretary himself. in attempting to re-
cover the waist .oat Of George Washington from
the dcNourins element, pcrishcl. niisera1ly. in
The flames"
This il no time TO consider rrocclents."
shriekcd the Secretary. wildly. "Wohave civil
service reform which abolishos it! We must do
something new"
Il regret to state. however," continued the
Assistant Secretary. calmly. that nm impru-
dent alarm has been already raised by outside.
ira 81 onsibc parties. and thata disorderly mob
of iiremen-not in any way connected with this
H,i@r'nieht
run h'su'ke' saih Hchui2 'iut h'nE MS
Avr' n,ord 'h'm ana ,h'uSAt 1t was onb
"",D"N '''S"'ioh outside
""'o ar ,""' '"""'"' D." ana are now
'n't"'"''"s IL '"e u'pI'li'h'' 10y 'Ae means
q! nos" ana Wnter-
\ o''', service reform No., endorsed ny me-
- t'"iA'd tiie rr''niy. Willy dAshns his eye-
s".'s %" III. moor ms must be stopped.
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MI DOM iiArr hrlns7 charges OF Il grave
nature against COL i''F'a INGALLS, "i 'N'
Vu"rlern'as''r D'p'rln'h' oi the army
Ia the cincinnati h"f""" MI flAir states
'h'se 'haIS's III the l"l'NlnS WORDS
n'" We proofs IN any hani'' ana am read, '"lro
,nsti,. w., .,n,,,n,. ". comm, ..,o. .,r M. .o,
qnsn' action .A,uus Prriern,-i.i.ocn,ral wc.' uie
result " '"''' s'' ''''''' '"' '
In Tia" C"p'". OF which Mr. PiAfr is th"
editor referring to all god frauds in th"
contract "l M'-ei7. '""LlS ~ hhi"A Tor 81
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-12
THE GAME LAW.

The game law of last winters session OF
the Legislature defines that from the 18th
of November to the lat of January, 1878,
quails may be killed, and after that date
from November LIST. Wild turkey may be
killed from November LIST to January 18th
inclusive. Wild duck may be shot from
the LIST of September to April lst Wood
cock from July 4ti to Jaauary lst. Pleas
ants from September 1st to January lst.
Deer from September Goth to November lst.
The penalties are liked ut from two to TWEEN.
" dollars, or imprisonment, or both, for am
infraction OF this law, and a vender of
game ont OF season is liable to the same.
The law further says that whoever kills,
mains, or discharges any firearms vt any
wild pigeon, while on its nesting ground,
or at its roosting, or breaks up, or in any
manner dislnrbs any pigeon roost or nest
ing or the birds therein, or discharges any
firearms at my pigeon eggs or nestings,
shall he fined not more than fifty dollars,
or Imprisoned not more than thirty days
nor less than three days, or both.
Whoever, having received verbal or writ
ten notice from any owner OF enclosed and
improved lands, or any lands, the bounda-
ries OF which are defined by stakes, posts,
water-courses, ditehes, or marked trees, his
agent, or person in charge thereof, not to
hunt thereon, shoots at, Kills, or ParSues
with such intent, on such lands any Of the
birds mentioned in sections twenty-sevem,
twenty and thirty of this chapter,
and whoever shoots at, kills, or pursues With
such intent, any OF such birds or game on
the lands Of another upon which there is
set mp, in some conspicuous place, board
inscribed in legible English characters
thus: "No shooting or hunting allowed
on these premises;" or pulls down or de-
faces any such board, or the letters thereon
shall lie fined not more than twenty-five
nor less than live dollars, or Imprisoned
not more than thirty nor less than fv,
days, or both.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-12
An -FreemasOn or Liar
Whichi

Some time since the Chicago Democrat
denounced Edmond Roynnne, the masonic
expose lecturer as an imposter. Armed
with big record book, Roynane went to
the Democrat Office and the following con-
versation ensued:
Is the editor OF the Democrat in?'
Yes, sir. BE seated. | am the person
you seek
My name is Edmond Roynane. am
mason. Your paper says am not. Here
is the proof that am. In this book
Yes, see the name here, but are you
the person named?
Yes. sir-the very same
Are you mas0n?
Yes, SIR
where were you made a mason p
In this city, Chicago
And your name is Edmond Roynane !?
Yes, sir
The person named in this book OF rec.
ord?
Yes, air.
You are liarp
"A what :?
A deliberate liar. Ladies (there were a
few lady callers in the sanctum at the time j
permit me to introduce TO you Edmond
Roynane deliberate liar Look on him
| to know how looks a liar, n thief and a
swindler'
How dare you call me liar in the
presence OF lades?'
Because you are one in the presence oi
Cod
| am not liar
Then you are not mason.
Yes be--a mason
Then you are liar
How SOP
If you are not mason, you are n liaI
when you say that you are. II you are q
mason, then you are liar when you &c
about the country telling what you prom.
ised on your honor as man, never to tell
to a person you did not know to be ma.
| son. You are a deliberate liar in either
case. III you are not mason, you are a
thief because you obtain mOnev from dupes
when you promise 10 reveal to them the
secrets Of masonry. If you are a mason
trusted with secrets, under a voluntary oh.
legation on your part, uttered in the pres.
ence of witnesses, pledged 10y your belief in
God then yOu are - liar and thief in
stealing these secrets aud selling them
Il am not used TO being called liar in
the presence of ladies'
heg the pardon OF the ladies for this
seeming vulgarity, but in the presence OF
truth. virtue and goodness, u liar is still a
liar, and stands rooted to the floor power
less TO resent that whicA, to an honest man,
would be an insult
But am mason
You are not a mason, for a mason never
gives away or sells the secret OF his broth.
ers. Iou may deceive those who are not
wise and wish to be gulled, but you cannot
deceive me. II you will lie about one thing
you will lie about another. There is the
door. A liar will steal. Get out of here
instantly, and never pollute the place with
your dirty lying presence again. Ladies,
beg pardon for such language-it iS tbs
only kind have for liars, thieves, ant
swindlers like the coward, craven wretcl
who will, by the porter, be kicked into III,
street ii he does not go there at once o
his own accord.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-12
AN IMMENSE DIFFERENCE.

There is more truth than poetry in the
"moral," ii not in the story, of an incident
which the Chicago Times gives MS having
recently occurred in that city:
A young man residing on Calumet ave-
nue. recently visited Saratoga in company
with the family of which he desired to be-
come a member by marriage. His dul.
cinea has a strong love for the romantic,
blent with admiration for practical labor,
and she and the other girls went into &C.
stacy over the victorious oarsmen, when
they were paraded on their comrades
shoulders very much in the garb OF the
Greek slave, except tor pair OF short lin
en- drawers.
"What exquisiteiy modelled. p .oportions
Of manly beauty" said one.
"What an example OF courage and alb.
| stinence do they not set in their long and
laboriOus training ~ cried another.
"How becoming are the henving chest
and massive limbs bedewed with thc-ah !
the perspiration Of excrtionw observed a
| third.
"What pity that so much bravery and
endurance should have been lavished and
produced nothing practical for the nme-
lioration and enriching of humanity p'
cried fourth, the young mans sdulcinea.
The young man was struck with an idea,
and rs soon as he got back 10 Chicago
he went into active training, living on un-
der-done chops and steaks, dry toast and
weak tea, eschewing cigars and whisky
| and going to bed at 1870 P. NJ, meanwhile
devoting himself asSiduously to saving
| wood. On an average he sawed and split
| lO{ cords day; he reduced his weight
from l79 to l46 pounds; his muscles got
big as watermeons, and the skin peeled of
his back Just az il he was Cornell student
| When he had got himself down to fine
trim, he arranged to have the girls come
to his fathers house one day. They were
ushered into the back parlor, aud at Civ
en- signal the window curtains were drawn
aside, and, looking into the yard, they be.
| held - what? Why, that young man with
the muscles of Hercules and the beauty ol
Antinous, clad in a pair of racing drawers
and saving a match OF wood against rail
road wood cutting machine with two
horses He was fonr sticks ahead on the
home pile and winning easily. His breast
was heaving with exertion; his brawny
hands, closely clenched, drove the glitter
ing buck-saw through the wood he turned
to listen to the plaudIts of the ladies, who
he felt confident would appreciate his per
formance, especially rs his labor was not
unproductive.
To his surprise and lisgust, however
they gave littl. screams, put their fingers
before their eyes and scurTied away, indig
nantly, crying, Don't let me see him |!
"What an awful thinsw "How terribly in
decentW "What disgusting odor of per,
spiration - And yet that yonng man
looked Just like an oarsman, only he had
a trihe more clothing on him Aud his
dnlcinea far from admiring him. rs soon
as she got home, sent him back his pres.
ents, sent her brothers to lick him for in,
sultIng her, and sent her father to the pc.
lice station to swear ont warrant against
| him, for intiacaut avnosuraI
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-12

Last week the Sentinel pub ishcd, as n
communication from Perrysburg, nearly n
co umn ofWhat purported tn be a co"vsrsa'
item between Commissioner PIERCE and
Mr.. F. HoLLEyBEcK, in re'stioR to the
purchase of ditch bonds. Mr.. HoLLEx-
BFcK and Mr.. PrRoE both agree that nc
conversation whatever passed between them
upon this subject. When questioned on
the article, EvERs said that he supposed
that was the way they would have talked
provided they had had conversation
Yet EvERs took especial pains in hls paper
to warn the honest yeomanry of Wood
county against "roorbackS." la this, the
people have fair sample Of his honesty
and truthfulneSs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-12
Sleep the hest StImnlant.

The beat possible thing for a man to do
when he feels too weak to carry il through
is to go to he'd and sleep week if he can.
This is the only true recuperation of pow
er; the only true recuperatiOn of brain
force. Because during sleep the brain is
in state OF rest, in condition TO receive
and appropriate particles of nutriment
from the blood, which takes the place of
those that have been consumed in previous
labors, since the very act Of thinking con.
sumes and hurns up particles, as every turn
of the wheel or screw of the splendid
steamer is the result OF consumption by
fire OF the fuel in the furnace. The supply
Of consumed brain substance can only lie
had from the nutritive particles in the
blood, which were obtained from the food
eaten previously, and the brain is 80 con
atituted that il can best receive and appro-
pirate 10 itself those nutritive particles
during a state Of rest, oi quiet and stiffness
in sleep. Mere stimulants supply nothing
in themselves; they only goad the brali,
force il to II greater consumption Of its
substance, until that substance has been 80
exhausted that there is not power enough
left TO receive u supply, Just ns men are 40
near death, by thirst aud starvation, that
there is not power enough to swallow any
thing, and all IL over.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-12

Some OF the Western cities were one
ahead Of Ohio in the number Of distinct tick.
cts in the field at the election on Tuesday.
Beside the two old parties they had the
Workingmen, Greenbeck and Socinlisiic
But then we had to Offset the Greenbacl,
and Socialstic, the Prohibitionists, Commu.
nistic, Judicialamendmcntih and Free
bankstic to tussel with. II we could only
have voted on Woman Suffrage, settled two
or three county seat contests and on the
same day held township and school board
election, we would have been happy. o!
tempora, y! mOrts! Gloria 1aeSdiI Sic
HetileAdiI
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-12
SPENcERIIyA.

Just after the strike, when Solomon
closed the discussion by telling the slug,
gard to 60 to the ant, the slugsard replied
with knowing wink, that he had much
softer thing than that "As how p inquir-
ed the proverbial monarch. 81 will start
a savings bank" replied the man OF iner-
tia. The monarch nodded twice or thrice,
and vent away to get shaved The next
time he mct the sluggard, that deliberate
individual was riding in gold-mounted
e4rriage, with coachman and fooiman in
livery, and, IN reply to the monarch's nod,
he just pulled mp to say that he was going
over 10 Europe for little while ill the
furry blew over. And Solomon went back
into his sanetnm aud wrote "Betler is an
ha, dlml with quetness, than bank-book
as big as n Bible with travail and vexa-
tion Of spirit" BuiiRgton Haukeye,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-12

The name Of BLANToN DUNCAN, of Lou
isville, who made speech to the Nation
ais at Toledo, on Monday evening, was an
nounced by some enthusiastic member OF
the organization for President in 1880, and
the announcement Was greeted with APP
piause. II is generally the safest plan not
to count the chickens SO long before they
are hatchsd. Thunder storms and volcanic
erupiionS are good, at times, to purify the
atmosphere, but they blow over and out.
Working men" are mighty convenient to
have in spots, at times, and these spots nre
generally in cities, Toledo not being an sK-
eeption at this time, and sometimes their
WssfAlness extends to the rural 'deeStrietS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-12
"RRACm UElv
THIS IS ONLY THE OFF YEAR
THE ELECTION.

The official returns from Ohio are
not yet in, but the State is conceded
to have gone Democratic by from 2O,-
600 to $4,000. The legislature will
have absl: forty to fOrty-four mojori
ty on joint ballot.
Iowa has gone Republican, and the
Legislature will have about seventy
majority on joint ballot.
The Nationals made a clean swe,.p
in Lucas county, clccting their whole
ticket.
Both Democratic Senators are elect
ed in this district by from one to two
thousand, or somewhere along there.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-12
Goes Back ON Him I!

The Republicans of Toledo and Lucas
county are about as well pleased with the
triumph of the National ticket MS they
would have been with Republican victo-
ry. The National ticket was composed
principally of Republicans, and most of
them we're more popular with the party
than those who sought and obtained a
place on the Republican ticket. The man
ner of securing nominations will be more
carefully scrutinized in the future, and
that act a'one viii not always be cquiva-
'ent to an election.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-12

EyERs and al his volunteer assistants
charged ihAt the opposition to Mr.. MERnY
was organized and conducted by ." old man
IIoLLENBEcK." II that was true, then did
he do good work. lie proved the super
Lnriiy Of honesty and brHiHs over low cum
BjBg and knayery.
We again say, that Mr.. IIoLLESREcK
did M write a word for the JoURSAL nor
even make a suggestion TO rs in regard "a
any candidate until after the SsAiind Lad
repeated y srswed its filth upon him. What
he did after thal-no matter. We wi
however say tlsAl when he strikes he Strikes
to hurt. but the ring at Bowling had moi
sagaeity sufficient TO discover whence the
ihows came. They made mistake when
thsy suiEsred their vanity. insOlence and
arrDganee 10 Lad lhein, on mere suspieion,
% their YsDiop attack upon Mr.. IL.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-12
Evcr,s Search for our Character.

bNEl pCuI lVl OHuI
In looking for our character to lay be-
fore his readers, Mr.. EvERs discovered
that the seat of our breeches, some ten
years ago, was somewhat worn. No other
person would have looked there for it, but
as his character is stencil in the nostriIs
Of the people, he naturally looked for ours
in that place. But you made Il mistake
CHARLEs-you found the monkeys char
actef there and II admiration of your loved
prototype you carry yours there. Men,
however, carry theirs higher, but your fee
bile and self debauched intellect will never
afford you the pleasure derived from the
contemplation of true greatness. When
your thoughts arose to the seat of our
breeches, they reached their most sublime
height--a point they were never known to
pass, even in your favorte study OF the
chimpanzee family.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-12
Cassopolis, Mleh., bad a tremendons .en.

Cassopolis, Mich, had tremendous sen.
'Ntion early last Saturday morning. The
First National Bank was broken into by
six masked men, who proceeded to gag
and bind two young men who were sleep.
ing in the building, and then began opera,
tiuns on the vault. They soon succeeded
in getting n charge Of powder in the safe
aud touched il off. The explosion opened
the outer door Of the vault and shattered
the bank furniture, glass, walls. etG. The
sound was heard by persona living near
and they hastened to Investigate, aud for
tunalely they arrived in time to frighter
the robbers away who left behind them all
the money aud very fine assortment oI
burglars tool, powder, etc The query In
the Cassopolis mind is "Who were they 2
as il is believed they we're not utter stran'
gers in the place.-E1.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-12
Mammoth COlOTGd Fashion Plates

Ahead Of all others. These plates are ergrav-
ed on steel twice the usual size, and unequnled
for beauty. They will be superbly colorsd.
Also, hnusehnld and other recipes in short,
everything interesting tn ladies.
N. b. As the publisher nav pre-pays the
postage to all mail subscribers, " Peterson" 10
cheaper than eVeri IN fact, is the cheapest in
the world.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-12

40" LoSG, Democratic candidate for
County Commissioner, visited our village
last Sunday and set 'em mp for the Demo,
cratic boys. who ate his oysters and drank
his beer with relish, Int the vote on Tues.
day shows the investment not to have been
= very profitable one for tho candidate
Call again before long, Mr.. LONG, ms you
60 along. A few lessons in politics will dc
you good.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-12

st. Louis RepgbHeant We have tried
almost every plan with these Internal In
hians but marrying them. viii DIR. Mary
Walker immediate herself on the altar Of
hard tack and mess-pork, and annex Sit
ting Bull or one Of his young men? Her
example would be bright and shining
light to thousands OF the surplus sister,
hood who are wasting their virgin sweet
nesE against the wall.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-12

Our realsrs will readily apprehend that
we could not so far demean oarsclf as to
deny the charge OF the Sentinel, that we
were, when We came to Perrysburg, afflicted
with loathsome disease. We, therefore,
feel doubly grateful to our cotemporary'
the Granger, for its prompt and courteous
Correction of the fonl libel.