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, 1877-10-13
Mtnsft ttltgr. ytpsf4tn.
Ser aries In Orient.

gontontinopeL. -. OFT. gi'
n. off3iele Depel4e BON Mutbtnr po'
ida ertldrt. boS Die e@ladt am Sien'
fiose nobe M~lobiaboeon boour@ oerur'
fu9t ,puros. bab Die @uiieu einsn Der
1u9 madten, bos Sbieruations=G Corps.
peI@es ct in aoatan oufseitelt batte, UNI
ole @onrntration isin.r Streittrdfte 81
M~labia6ason. gu osden 5u iiberroi@en,
Mutbtar bebauptet bic &uHen 3uriidae'
idlasen su baben,unb bob oieielben 1900
Mann perIoren.
2onbon, u. Oft. Ser Ralte &s-
gen unb Mansst an @intertteiouns per-
uria9sn srobe eterbIIdteit in Der ruiz
iii9.rumdnii@en Nrmee.
Sen. @ourfo bot nit IL Eeeimen.
tern gaDonerie uno s 8atterieu reit.n.
Der Nrtillerie einen 6treif3us oesen 60
fla iber 9irnopa unb @elpi unternom,
men. 4 Waroe'R ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per
ben i9 inn unterusss anidIieBen.
Sic 3obl Der 3eitunss.G orreip onben
ten Dor Dl.wna 1T BON Den @uien. mel.
de peri6isben. herJsoerbeleen ausssuie
1tn, BON 60 auf 2 uerminoert woroen.
Gin 9aNa9ieroampfer lou in Dec So
naumiinbuns 3ufdli9 burd einen Sor-
peoo in Die 2uft seiprsn9t woroen iein.
M0eli9er W.iie itebt Der 8eri@t iiber
Gin @eie@t spii6en 3weiarieesbampfsrn
nit bes gffoire i'm 3uiammenhanse.
Gen. Go3ai,, Der omeritoniide militia
aide Mttade, ,piro beute BON 8adarsil
rad @ien obrsiien. ipdter jeboa na&
Yulsa,ien 3urldfebren.
Gen. 3immsrmann's Mrmee mirb Dem
@ernebmfn nod in furSer 3eit uieoer
Die OHeniiue ersrcifsn. e..
, 1877-10-13
3nlanoilht p.pt(atn.

Sort Serpis. q. g.. IL. OTIS,
@a'. Beers. pelder am Isbter Montase
bon 8m. 3erpanp au etairwop. 3d..
Sei6oiIen ,parcs. iiorb seitern. Ser
M6rotr, Gin berelts i'm 10. Gsbsnsjobre
jtebenoer Mann. tswnfheQiatr iein.
GluAt uno ii nod nidt einsefansen
tporoen.
.Steutsn. q. s.. IL. Oft. Sn b.,
Nabe BON 8orbettcpr wuroe seitern Fl.
ne 2si4e seiunoen. ,pelds OILS bieisnia.
bes selessntli4 ots Giientobn. uniaus
81 MilfOro in Der lsbten D~cuusrhoas.
ssadt uernnsIidisn 2ofomotiuilarers
Soaaibsn 31ornton ioent'ii,irt woroes
1T. 9ie usbsrerte puroeu na1 Gam.
bertsui0e 9ebradt.
Durba II, Ya., 121 Ofi. 0r. Ge-
mis- S4al.r. Elm Garmsr in Der Nabt
bon Salisbury. pa., befabl Dor cluiae,
$asen mcbrsre 1auoireiasr ppn ieinem
JeIoe i'd 3u eniisrnen. Sic ieusrten 10.
fort nit 8iitoIcn ouf i'm, worauf {,
nit elmer Glinte auf Die 8auos i@nB uni
ben 9auptrdodsiiibrer toot al 9uoer
ttredte. De llstriaen botcn Die 2si@I
ouf uno e%ntfsratsn iiA; isitocm iNgtiAt!
msbr BON ibnen esiebeu worosn.
Gbieaoo. IL. DIT. Sn MonIal,bc
Sopnttip in Dubuque Co.. ST.. srsier'
te I'D an Mbenb mad Der @abl ein'
srnftIi&e &u6sa6rans auiiam o.mt.
f4en unb irldubiiden 6timmsctern
Rebr. ais 60 SddKs puroen absefsu,
eri uab mebrers Nsrionsn usrwuno.t.
Can Sraneiseo q. IL. Ottobn
Cine Sspd@e uon MeTaIa. Mtsict
iast. bob ai&tsr 0owarb ben 0ouis
Gaross in 81 Saio. 9syas, s.t0ot.t ia
be. Gaross mar Der Mnjdbrer cine!
pSbabaufsns. m,Ih.r bic GountD-p 81.
, 1877-10-13
amten BON 81 paio County oerbaftete.
Gs bsrridt unsebsureM ufreeuns.
8erntiNte6

Das 4erippe zines p%oriiintHutbIi.
den 9hieres aufsefunoen. 8on 0a,le.
ton inYenni. wirb unterm "a. p. M. BE-
ridtet Mm lebten Samitne uuroe bas
@erippe zines unaebeuren Sbieres. tueI.
Dies ousenideinlia Der uoridnbHutbli.
den 3sit a%ne.borte. bon Nrbeitern.
,pelde in Der Ndbe bielerS taht elm Sun.
bament aussruben, ou%faefunheu. Sic
anoden lasen 10 SUB un.er Der Gro.
oberFdhe uno oerabe unterbalb Der flei.
men 2oblsnIhihte. melbe ih iiber Die
Mammutb 6oblsnabsr oes Sa;lston.B Be
dens erftrsdt. Sic bic jebt ossesara-
bsnen 9teiie geb6rten muibma6fi9 81
ben &iidenmirbeln uno beutsn auf unge.
beure @r6be bss aonssn 9bieres. Sic
Nrbsit 1T einQsRelt ,porben, bis Die Sill
Re zines Jo@mannes srlanst merben
fann. I'm. ben @st bss Gerippes in GU
tenn 3uiianhe ans 2i1t 3u f5rbern.
CINE amtite gbariie @oS- eeniation
ipieIt in @biloo.lpbia. Ser tleine
Wiaie gi16op, Elm Rnobe BON 7 Sobren
lit neulib aus isiner @obnuna asfto5Ien
unb in .inem unbewobnten 0anIe elm
seiperrt porbsn. Wo.. ueiB man oher
nod ni6f, pnb bic polis.i ourdiudl
eben ale leerfn Gduier in Der St,ot Der
,Bruoerliebe, Der Sonntassnarrsn uno
her Morton. @auier.
Gin poetiidsr Nuternwirtb i'm nSro-
.l'den 1beil BON ct. Souls. Namens
@unpelfinacr. befnst fid islbit in oorti'
gen 8ldstern 10
3wci Morte nenn' i'd eud inbaltsidwsr'
ie asben uon Munoe III Wunoe -
Dod ftammen lie nidt pom Siioen Der.
@oibinaton 4uenue aibt bauon &u be.
Die beioen Wo'ts, Do0aoei finasr.
8eo htunasuo(I iipb lc uno Srtlid),
Sie heiBsn: Aufern Hab @uucelfinaer,
an Malhinaton Nuenue uDroli9.
Wer niht all oisie s,pei Wo,te alaubt.
81 oieies Qebcr8 Comfort beraubt,
Der meie nitt, mas i'm, out III,
uno 'uie Dem Meniden ~ Mutb If,
Ser in @unoelinaer's Auiiernospot
go rsdt ,piro ieines 2ebens frou;
s n Cincinnati itarb leSten Sreitaa
Der oeutldle Eionier Souls @ihler i'm III
ter BON 81 Sabrer; berielbe war aus
Hibenbcrs in 9annoucr aebiirtig uno
felt 40 8 ben III ben Ser. Staalen ais
idiiis.
s n rieiise 90ble If in Soiepbine
@ountp. Dreaon, sntoedt woroen. Wau
1T b'reits S Meilen por~aeorur9en uno
nob uitt am Gnbe berielbea anaelanst.
Oel. I'm cine sesbee BON Dem Del.
baunel unb beKen 3eihtbum in benz
@taate @ennipIuonio gu babsn. biene bic
Rahri9t. BOB 10000 Odbrunnen &C..
bort Iinb. beren Soften auf S170.000.'
900 peranidlaat tperoen. 0ieie Quel<
len baben suiammsn ettua $4,000 gor-
rel Del 9eliefert. oeren @ertb mun nuf
bret bunoert Milioa Dollars i4dbt
, 1877-10-13
Gn8laHD.

2onbon, -. Ott. Sic BON Mem
Dort nod 2eitb beitimmte 8arte .@m.
Ban Name" 1T auf ben Gelieu nabe
2anbs.g nb sei&eitert. 9h Manuidaft
,puroe 9erettet.
, 1877-10-13
Ameriean@ire endurance
Glp m a ",
So. $40 @alnut Strabe,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
S~Meorporirt 1910.
0aar Capital. ......$ 400. 900 90
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1890, 976 II

D unbeiaeutbum in vb labelpbia
umb I'm s&upltia 6afen.......$l50.l 100
Bcnbs unb cyputbesen. srRss@ elb 43t $3.50
Darleben nit g uutera 's......... 1877. $50
Gut aeTHerte W,urbmietben-.. 41,04O
Gcmpaauis Wonbs........ 1885
Gilenbabn urt anbsre @fti n....- 1886
0neimiatsn Staatsn Darlsben... 1lO,25O
Staat. COUNTY unb Stabt Oars
:..isssn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sc. $50
, 1877-10-13
0erGDermnas=@e feuf.
girsinia
6euer tlnt marine
Derf9erungsge(tu(9aft
CAPITAL $615,OO0.
Offices: 1915 Main @tra6e.

Dtsfs GtrT@erumss.@ eislf9aft 1T i@sm In
SABRE 1882 ms Qeben seyufen unb bat G&
tets ais cine Der tefen unb f1erftn Weiea-
f9aften 3 triefen unb felt ibrsr gntfebuns
$500, 600 fir @erlife besablt.
Ole ur1fhnitli9s Dinibepbe beirus ~
Vros. per @nnum felt tbrer Wy' ,abuas.
@ir erfu@sn Mas, wslds Eeri@erunsen
~ rta6tn baben, In urief Z Dtfes, r..
1915 Drain Ctr. Sor3ulpf sen, ober uns
bur1 bic Dot au benadriht en-.
~. 8 GatuarDin, wrdt fnt.
moi gautueI 2. @iQts, Ctr.
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Btrginid @tddtS>@ d3etrt
tas.g berausSeseben Son
3sbu 8. sia.
No. 3tpSlfte etraRe.
Ri9monb,B a.
wreiie ber au3eisen:

@rse,rs an.,ts.n tuerpsn iutstr Sereanet.
Hot cber pentaer Get nbiIben etnen Sauare.
Aut Nnseisen Hnb i'm gsraus au satItn.
Die 9eituma ptst in Rttnone nnb tiyn'
yeaenb Ycn Zen 1r6strn TIT IS aents pe'
@cme awssetrasen.
, 1877-10-13
@eprAe 0ibiDm, IT,.
(Na@tslser RON 8eQsss & @iblsn.)

(V0@Isl8tF 0cn Ntup88 q Wtblon.J
* o. 1907 so I Strabe.
Smpc,teur unb gambler in
allen Sorten Forse(lau. Ino @tas-
Waaren, ioWie in uerihie6enen
Nrtsn Sausba'tun8s9e-
rdtbiMaiter.
81 babe fcebsn ptreit esbalten cine neu
Gprm Wirt5ldaft'. UlafHen UNI aQe Mrten
soa @lGiu, 3riRau.D .l&en, Gtampasner.
0tdler, elm seuss enforcement BON Bisral6.
ftru. gtstalter ODER WaEerfibler r0lGriesr.
atcrs," ipwts cine 8voee xusmatl BON }yansS.
fitea unh sss:iFHtr Ts.asQan.
, 1877-10-13
mercantile @utunl
Marine Sniuranee Gpmpaap.
ppm Metp 0prf.

Rev gprt IS. Sanuar, 1877.
Sclsenbsr 8eri9t BON ben @si&dtteu Der
Stleafbaft am 80. Dt3snter. 1876. IL Ssr.
Sfcn'lidt, um bic Beoinguneen BIS Qbartees
~ erfiQeu:
M~usfebenbe Wramien, 81. d.
3euabev, 1876-".."."...."$ 2Ol,692 "a
Vramien erbatten bonn 1. San.
his 80. Iesember $780,. S7S,932 06
1staI wrdr,ien...."...$i $50. 624 80
petroa eiu~aeeanqensr YrGmi.n
pom /. San. tte 81. Cea.lS76 1854 50
Meniaer yeturnrte Yrdmien... 80 9O5 ~
----
Nettc e%imaseansene yrdmren-.. 9?O.l99 72
geaablt .udtreuS s%erislten ystiope:
0erlife. &pmmi1ion, llnlcnen
unp @isberSevl&etuns, we'
niger QSbne.."".."."." $737,39O Us
:$is3.t0o 66
Haar te,ablte TiSi entsm an
Mfieninbaber. 1. Musaf... $4,000 90
Bar tssatlter &aba't an Der
tGufer .......s. ....... 0llo $40 %
Die @e1eQltaft bat bic fclaenten Ngtipa.
8oar in Sa ten ..... $67.3i7 20
Yer. Staaten. StaatS VaMt
unb nbsrss Capital. ."..... 452.29l 90
SntreRen faQis sea aneelsetsn
WelceSn ........ ."......""."" 4.Voo
.um Gsasitiren......... 37O.156 %
Wieps, psrIbsruns unb gSbne
faQis. unp @srtbpapitIe n
beer @slsQlaaften""""""" H.028 10
1865 479 20
mbrmas Or. Mlfrieno ". Gpn.
General UerF@erunss .&9eM.e en-
Mo 81 Qphntp Gtr0Ee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-28
The Consul Who Can't Spell.

An amusing incident is said to have
occurred in a recent Cabinet meeting
when Secretary Evarts mentioned the
| fact that Emory z. Beauchamp, of Terre
Haute, was urged by many of the In
diana delegation in Congress for the
Belgian mission. Mr.. Beauchamp is at
present Consul at Cologne. His appli-
cation has been pressed very earnestly,
and many dispatches from prominent
| citizens of Indiana have been received,
urging his appointment. The Wash
ington Republican newspapers have also
been loud in his praise. Secretary
Evarts spoke of him at the Cabinet meet
! ing as a gentleman from Secretary
Thompson's town, and inquired of the
Secretary after his neighbor. At this
point, Postmaster-Gen. Key said he
would like to tell little story he had
heard illustrating Mr.. Bcauchamp's S
fitness for position in Mr.. Evarts'
department. 1t appears that year ago
Mr.. Beauchamp addressed some touch
ing letters to young American lady
travelling abroad. In one of them he
made a tender of his whole heart, which
he wrote Hole heart" and the rest of
his epistle corresponded throughout
with this sample of his photography.
At this statement there was general
laugh. Mr.. Eyarts turned the joke on
Secretary Thompson at the expense of
his neighbor. Mr.. Thompson defended
himself, when asked if they had many
candidates of this high standard in his
town, by declaring that it had always
been rather surprising that Mr. Beau
champ was ever appointed Consul, and
that it continued to be surprise to his
townsmen that Mr. Evarts kept him in.
After the Cabinet meeting Mr.. Beau
champ called on Secretary Thompson
to inquire how his case looked; and he
was advised by him to pack up and
leave for Cologne at once, and be thank
full if he succeeded in keeping his posi-
ton there. - Washinqton IeLeqranl.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-28
A Romantic Affair.

A pretty and accomplished widow,
living in Jackson, Miss, met at Sara
toga, last summer, handsome and in
telligent widower from Norfolk, Va; a
brisk Irritation led to an engagement;
and the lovers separated with the un-
derstanding that she was to return to
her home and break the news to an
other lover who had won her hand be-
fore she went to Saratoga. But it was
not so easy to be off with the old love
as it had been to be on with the new.
The Jackson gentleman was wild and
despairing, condemning her as an ar
rant jilt, and vowing she should marry
him or else remain widow. Letters
from Jackson to Norfolk; the same from
Norfolk to jackson; more of them by
every passing mail, and warmer day by
day, until the postal sacks were men
aced with spontaneous combustion;
final result; a plot-tlight of the widow
from her home and proposed secret
marriage in Baltimore. The arrange
ments were perfect, with one exception
No allowance was made for the weather.
The storms came on, the rains poured
down and the floods clapped their
hands in the valleys of Virginia. The
lady reached the trysting-place forty
eight hours behind time, and in state
of mental and nervous collapse. He
was not there to meet her; she trembled,
sighed, telegraphed, cried, waited two
days, and finally resolved to return to
Mississippi She took the hotel proprie-
tor into her confidence, and after set
tling her account started for the Cam
den station; but as she was stepping
upon the platform, 10! manly figure.
1t was the gentleman from Norfolk,
who had been tearing his hair and
looking for her in every train from.the
South except the one by which she had
come. They were married that after
noon at st. Barnabas' Church, and
went down the bay that night One of
the first purchases which they will make
on going to housekeeping will be an
nj mo
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-28
The Romance of a Singers Life.

Years ago Miss Annie Louise Cary
had two dear fricnds-one a schoolmate,
a girl of rare beauty; the other boyish
companion, who had grown up with her
and regarded her with the warmest sem
timents. Through the kindness of Miss
Cary these two friends were brought in
contact, and in spite of themselves an
attachment sprung up, which, sorely as it
tried the great singer, resulted finally in
their marriage. Miss Cary sank all re-
sentiment, all feeling, and attended the
wedding, and from that time on became
the sisterly friend and counselor of both.
They have needed her assistance on
pressing occasions, and she has given
II generously and freely; but hers is
nature TO adore but once, and that
once has come and gone. She trans
ferred the affections which she had Law
ished on her childhood's friend to her
art. Chicago Inter Ocean.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-28

stiffly, but he was thinking only of love
and Rose, and did not notice their
frigidity and bauteur. Wellington and
Nelson bitterly repcnted.
For" said the former to the latter,
she is safe to peach and then we shall
get no tips from uncle"
After dinner Sir Harry asked for the
red-morocco case and insisted on Rose
wearing the earrings, necklace, tiara,
brooch and bracelets of costly pearls
and emeralds.
"They are" he said, at once we'd
ding-present and q New-Year's Gift. "
-En0lish Mdqazi1e.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-28
A School Boy on WOOdohuCks.

, Woodchucks is very curious animal.
1t is made of hair and eyes and has two
front teeth, and can see a man with a
gun when the eyes are shut and bolted.
| have seen dog shake woodchuck
till both were black in the face. A
woodchuck can sniyel up his nose and
show his teeth and look as homely as
can without trying. They sit on one
end and eat with the other. A wood
chuck can get home faster than gun
can shoot. He is round all over, ex-
cept his feet, which are black. When
eaten they retain the flavor of their
nests, and seem to have been cooked
without being pared. A fat woodchuck,
when eat properly, is no laughin' mat
ter. They come under the head of
domestic animals and think there
amt no place like home when a dog
goes for one of 'em.-Albany Journal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-28
Hog Cholera.

THIs disease is known by the ver-
nacular or common names Of distemper,
red soldiers, red disease, blue sickness,
blue disease, hog cholera and measles.
The latter names are very wrongly APP
piled. 1t is a subject respecting which
there is a great diversity of opinion,
some regarding it as typh'ts, others as
ANTHRAX, hence the various appellations.
1t is undoubtedly a blood disease.
1t is a malady that appears first to
affect the digestive organs, and then
the blood undergoes changes favorable
to transudations, which occur in diff
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-28

THE NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC JOURNAL
cautions its readers against being swindled in
the purchase Of the cheap organs and pianos
which, it says, are now being almost forced
into the houses Of the people, at prices which
seem very low, but which are really very high,
considering the worthlessness Of the instru-
ments The warrants which the makers of
such instruments make are practically worth.
less, because the expense, trouble and risk of
enforcing them are so great that most people,
when they find out about it, will rather bear
their loss than try to get rcparation. Makers
know this and warrant organs which they know
must very soon be utterly worthless. The safest
way is TO buy the best. Anyone buying a
Mason u Hamlin Organ, for instance, runs no
risk; and he is wise who insists on having one
of these organs, and will not be persuaded to
take any other. 1t should be remembered that
dealers sometimes try very hard to sell inferior
organs, because they can make more on them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-28

"that / have q bad headache, and feel
too i'll to get up III II f..HtIN. .ii
Ann grumbled as she went, saying to
herself: "Well, If everl no, l neverl
such airs, and she only q guv'ness."l
She soon returned.
please, miss, missus says If you'll
just plait and curl the young ladies'
hair you may go TO bed again directly" -"
II am too i'll and tired to do il" said
Rose, nerved by despair 70 defy Mrs.
Pomfrets tyranny. q
A few minutes later the belle of
Bloomsbury raped poor Roses door.
"Do let me in, Rose she cried. %
want your help in dressing, and have
so much to tell you"
Poor Rose could not refuse. She
hoped to hear more of Sir Harry's offer.
"Phil Founder, that handsome bar
rister, proposed to me tonight, She
said,ttbut I, of course, refused him. |
like him best, but he cannot make me
MyLa1y, norgive me pearls and erner-
aids. ] liole Phil won't shoot himself
for me. He was in despair How
long you are in unlacing this bodice.
Don't pull my hair. am very cross.
Phil says that have Tilted him, and so
/ havea'
Fornearly an hourthe belle tormented
poor Rose with her boasts and her re-
morse, and went off at last without say
ing goodnight.
Ann did not come again, but all the
children as they went to bed, led OH by
Wellington and Nelson, thumped and
kicked ut Rose Moss door. and Yelling
ton shouted through the key-hole:
Wont you catch it tomorrow, miss ?
| rather think you will. Mall pitch
into you, and no mistake"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-28


In the summer OF 1894, party Of tourists,
while visiting the Alps, climbed, with great
difficulty to an elevated and snow-covered
plateau, In order to obtain better view Of
Swiss scenery, and contrast the beauty and
richness of midsummer below with the bleak.
ness and sterility Of mldwinter around and
above them. In play they rolled the moist
snow into large balls, they crowded II over the
edge Of the plateau. In falling II struck soft.
or snow, which Immediately gave way, and
soon an avalanche was tearing down the noun
tain-side, burying and destroying everything
In its course. AS the handful OF snow became
the irresistible avalanche, so the hacking cough
with sore throat and Catarrh, II neglected,
speedily develops iuto that dread destroyer,
Consumption. In the early stages, DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy will effect cure, though II
the blood be affected or impoverished it must
be purified and enriched by DIR, Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, and the liver and bowels
kept active by his Pleasant Purgatlye Pellets
Many who despaired OF life and had been
given up TO die by physicians aud friends, owe
their restoration 10 the above remedies. ii T.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-28

The cold world little realizes the
sense of desolation that shuts down on
a man who thinks he has been handed
too much change By his grocer when he
dodges around the corner and finds it
right to eent.-Bridgeport Standard.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-28
nnIicinnnC CnnIrerX.

The most delicious, light, white and whole
some biscuits, rolls, mullins, waiiles, corn
bread, cake, etc, are possible to every table by
using the celebrated DooLEY's YEAST POWDER.
II is absolutely pure and will go much further
in use than other kinds of baking powder. 1t
is impossible to fail with it IN baking. Ask
your grocer for it, and do not be put off with
any other
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-28
motber., mothera, mothera,

Don't fail to procure MRS WISsLow's SoorH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases of teething in chill
collie regulates the bowels, and, by giving relief
and health to the child. gives rest to the mother.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-28
Graerenberg marshaII,s Cath hoIIcon

Never fails to relieve and permanently cure
all those diseases commonly known as female
complaints. Sold by all druggists. Send for
almanac. Graefenberg Co, So Reade st Ny.
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