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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13

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zens Of all classes, establishes the fact. that
CHERRY PEcroRAL will and docs relieve and
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Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
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the forerunners Of more serious disease, 1t saves
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Under the heading. H0nr Republican
President true to all his pledge" the Phil
ndslphia Press reviews at length and re-
ireahes the memory by reproducing the
pledges Of the Republican party IN the
Presidential contest last fall, and Gen.
HAYES hearty endorsement of these
pledges in his letter OF acceptance and how
PresidentIIAYEs proposed to obey them in
lis inaugural address. The review will be
found on the Grst page Of this paper. Read
it and LET every man, be he Republican or
DSnocrat, ponder over the subject OF
pledges Of party and their fulGllment.
Unfortunately We have lrad too many men
in public positions who were willing to
promise ANYTHING to got them, without the
courage QT disposition TO make good their
pledges. Let IA stand BY the men who
have the moral courage TO do right.
Without endorsing Or combating Senator
BLArNE's views upon the question OF fur
ther annexation Of Mexican territory, il
would be we'll TO bear in mind that no 20.
litical party or public man, In this country,
has ever survived opposition to war witt,
foreign nation. The Senator sees the en-.
hapeement OF the Southern States in the
distant future, should the depredalions Of
Mexican marauders upon our Texan froa.
tier lead TO war and consequent absorp'
tion OF some of the Mexican States. Bat
II war should be inaugurated, the people
will not stop to inquire into particulars
The Torres in The Revolution, the Federal
ists iR the war Of 1912, and the oppo.
Dents Of The Mexican war Under the lead
erslhp Of the brjliaDt Ton CORwIE, one
an all, received 4 eommon condemnation
An anIi-war party eannoi live In thi.
canntrr, if the future b. judged by tho
y A.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13

Among tho great
discoveries OF modern
science, few arc OF
moro real valuo to
mankind than this ec-
fectual remedy for ail
diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues +,
throughout this anti
other countries, has
SHOWN that II do, ;
surely nnd e1cctually
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Wood Co. Republican, Convention.

u ne Republicaa Electors Of Woo County, o.
YOU are hereby requested 10 meet in Mass
Convention at Bowling Green, uu,
saturday, July 2lst, 1877,
At 10 o'clock in tile forenoon, for tho purpose
" selecting eight 49, delegates to represent
Wood County In the State Convention 20 he
held in Cleveland, On Wednesday, the lst day
August, 1871. By order ofCentral Committee,
arl' l.. BLACK Chairman.
ID. NEWTON, Sec'y. ..t...
Bowling Green, Juhe 7th, 1877.
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A Puzzled Clergyman.

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Esr A preacher in Arabia, having for
his text - portion of the Koran--''i have
called Noah ,--arter twice repeating his
text, made long pause, when nm Arab
present, thinking that he was waiting
for an answer, exclaimed: "If Naoh
will not come, call on somebody else"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-02-27

a4s" A Kentucky backwoodsmon re-
Gently saw wagon for the first time,
and he watched It closely, supposing that
inevitably the hind wheels would over
take the smaller fore wheels and "smasli
up the hull darned riggin'."
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gay Some time ago pupil in deaf
and dumb asylum in New England read
portion of the book of Job, when
asked to write out his understanding Of
Jobs suffering, he wrote as follows:
'The Lord boiled job seven days.
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yt|aR|lI| S. t|lSxR
asg A Kentucky backwoodsmon re-
Gently saw wagon for the first time,
and he watched It closely, supposing that
inevitably the hind wheels would over
take the smaller fore wheels and "smasl
up the hull darnel riggin'."
BsT A preacher in Arabia, having for
his text u portion of the Koran--"I have
called Noah after twice repeating his
text, made long pause, when an Arab
present, thinking that he was waiting
for an answer, exclaimed: "If Naoh
will not come, call on somebody else.'
gSS Some time ago pupil in deaf
and dumb asylum in New England read
portion of the book of Job; when
asked to write out his understanding Of
jobs suffering, he wrote as follows:
'l'he Lord boiled job seven days.
Eg A little boy in Springfield, Mass,
after his customary evening prayer,
few nights ago, continued, "and bless
mamma and Jenny and Uncle Benny"
adding, after n moments pause, the ex-
plan0tory remark, 'his name Is Hon
kins.
~ ..t,oc,ro ,,.o ,,.oro ,,,orr;od - uo;d Ia.
to friend, "sle used to say bye bye so
swectly when went down the steps"
"And now what does she say yY'' asked
the friend. "Oh, just the same ex-
claimed the nlan-'buY buBt'"
"Ah, see, y said the other, she only
exercises n little different spell, over
you"
Ess- A post-oiiice clerk was recently
floored 10y the following direction on n
letter:
"WOoD
JOHN
MASS"
1t was explained afterward to mean
"John Underwood, Andover, Mass"
| gqg' A gentleman riding, came to the
edge of morass which he considered
unsafe Seeing pleasant lad, he asked
him whether the bog was hard at the
bottom. 80 yes, quite hard" replied
the youth. The gentleman rod on, but
the horse began to sink. "You rascal
did you not say it was hard at the bot
tom, shouted he. $50 1t is' rejoined
the lad, 'but you are not half way to il
yet"
| O." A village doctor went to visit a
| patient in n ncighborlng hamlet, and
took with him his gun, that he might
wing any game he encountered in cross
ing the fields. A peasant meeting him
on the way, asked whittier he was going.
"To See patient" was the answer.
"What, them" said the peasant, edo
you really fear to miss him In the ordi-
nary way, that you take your gun with
youl"
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Eg' A little boy in Springfield, Mass,
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adding, after moments pause, the ex-
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