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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-30
Western Reserve and Maumee ROAd>
Reply TO " JnStice.'

ED. JOURNAL IL notice in your paper
OF last week a communication from Troy
township, cOndemning the management of
the Western Reserve and Maumee Road.
Do not propose to enter into general dis
cussion as to the management of the road
but simply, in justice to those who are inter
ested, will correct some false statements,
mot of course designedly false, but made
without full knowledge of the facts.)
l am charged in that article with col
Iecting tolls of the gates in Wood county,
and expending the money in Sandusky
county Now the truth is, tolls from Troy
township gate, during the year eRding No,
Vember lot, 1879, amounted, afer paying
gate keeper, to S272 80. Instead of some
times taking S75 per month, az charged in
that article, the largest amount receive in
any one month was SAP 81, aud one month
~ low as $40 OF. Gate near Perrysburc
collected from tolls, last year, $407 "a, max.
ing total Of tolls collected at The gates in
Wood county, $3.50 Al. Have expended
ON that portion OF the road much more
than the tolls. In fact, there has been nO
year during my management OF the rond
but what the tolls collected ia Sandnsky
county has, to some extent, been spent in
Wood county, for the reason that tolls in
Wood county are insufficient TO keep the
road in fair condition for travel. True
for the last month the road has been sloppy
and bad, but il is about the only road in
the two counties that is at all passuble.
Now, as to bridges. the statement is nm.
Just. Of course bridges will, by wear aud
decay, give way. and require repairs. Much
Of this work has been done from yesr 10
year. and no bridge Odjudged unsafe puI
what has been Immediately repaired OF
\built anew, as seemed best.
\ am of the opinion that the writer OF
the article published in your paper N last
week has not read the State EngineEr's re-
portTrom year TO year, for IN thaH report
will be>found full statement OF All mon
les reeeiyeea2t each gate,and hoYexpended
n, ,C.WEsT, Sapt.
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GRAND RAPIDS ITEMS.

ED. JoURNAL:-The party l spoke
last week, at Miss Gillett's, was not q
Leap Year affair; never the less the young
folks had a splendid time.
Mr.. and Mrs. FIsheI gave a'party in hon.
or of their thirty second anniversary
There were in the neighborhood of 60 per-
sons present. The verdict rendered was a
good time"
T. J. Sterling, the oted trapper and fu,
buyer, of this place, took u 600 pound
boat load of fur to Toledo, via the riy-
er. 1t took him seven hours to go down.
l.. d. Long aud High Hains started
for South Toledo in boat yesterday
morning.
The Toledo, Delphos & Burlington R
Il. Co., have surveyors on the line from To.
ledo to IIolgate. They passed through
here yesterday.
Old man lIsight is buiding hne
clinker boat for George Head and Doc
Long.
Emmett Motley and Harry Heters caught
a nice lot of saw logs during the high wa
ter. Not knowing where they came from
they are advertised for constable sale.
j. l.. Peugh has six wagons run out Of
his shop. lie is also making fine Phaeton
for John lIaukey, of Bowling Green.
More anon, y. g.
January Is, 1880.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-30
MILTON CENTER ITEMS.

Ed. JoURHAL:-Loc news is scarce.
Uncle Daniel Hill has been very i'll, and
is not much better at this time supposed
to be heart disease.
Mr.. j., w. Henning has n severe attack
of some lung difficulty, DR.. E, w. Sehoo.
ley is attending to both patients.
Mr.. -, the stavo cutter in Mr.. Lee,
Slnyc Factory, lost his vile Thursday of
last week. ! did not learn what was the
disease. She was buried on Saturday.
The Presbyterians here are holding Il
protracted meeting, which has been in pre-
gress several days.
Mr.. A Hnstler has rented his hotel to a
gentleman from PENNSYLVANIA. Mr.. H.
will move ont on his farlu in the Spring
and trv his hand ut tillng the soil once
more. which he has made success at in
wears gone by,
The Seamen Brothers intend To move
their Brick aud Tile Machine clOsr ln the
Railroad, 30 rs TO be more convenient lor
shipping purposes.
j q. Lame had hive OF bees stolen by II
couple Of boys not long since. The same
bows broke several Il 'ss Oul OF the school
house windows, at Gingrich Corners, the
same night. They have since Skipped to
parts unknown.
If some one would ask DIR. Austin and
Bert Buck about their boat-ride on the
Jackson Cutoff Ditch, Doe. might tell
whether the water. was cold, or not.
Hoe. Hostler is agent for Lille Insurance
Company, which Company has its head
quarters at Findlay.
Wm. Mullnly had a valuable horse bal
ly hurt the other night by getting down in
the stable.
This is leap year-so say the girls. Boys
you had better "look leedle oud."
saw blue bird the other day, chirping
as il Spring was really here, and the frog
ventured TO croak as if they really mean
business.
Who killed that thing with ears liz,
Poats mule2 Don't all speak at once
The boys report that squirrel hunting is al
good as il was last fall.
MARK Lacy.
January 81, 1880.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-30
INJUSTICE Of DITCH ASSESSMENTS.

ED. JoURNAL:-The fact that the iSenti.
mel is receiving so many subscribers (accord.
ing to its own report) is not necessarily q
sign that it is highly valued as local
newspaper, but it is good indication that
many taxpayers Of the county are taking
warning and begin to see the Importance OF
keeping posted on official county matters
One subscriber, however (Mr. Y. +. Will
lison, of Jaskson), seems an exception
His object is evidently not to seek informa-
tion, but to impart II. In payiag for two
or three Sentinels," he informs us, that
without the bitches the land was worth
nothing, but that with the bitches it is as
good az dnybodys land"
This certainly shows a great rise in the
value of land, and no one who is thus ben
eited should complain of ditch assess
ments. From "worth nothing" to "as good
as anybody's land " is indeed a great i'm
provement. If all lands assessed for ditch
purposes we're benefited in the same proper
lion, then ditching would he great bless.
lUR W lUt IeNptt VI tue COhuAls lphb NIdl
of those who paid good price for land 'e-
cause it was high and dry, or well drained
already, which il yet assessed heavily for
ditch purposes2 Their land was worth
something, at least, before it was sub jacled
to any such assessments. II improved in
proportion to its ditch tax and in the same
ratio as land (Which WAS worth nothing
without the bitches" it certainly ought to
be worth more now than dnybody's land"
What, also, of dry, stony land (hardly fit
for sheep pasture in summerl, which can
not be affected by bitches one way or the
other, but which has been assessed for that
purpose at the rate of 50 per acre? This,
of course (J the ditch assessments are paid),
would be worth less than "dnybody's land"
by at least 50 per acre.
Finally, what of those people who are
literally drowned out, exposed to sickness
and death in consequence of draining the
"cat swamps" and frog ponds owned by
spectators Of wild lands They certainly
have to pay dearly for helping to make
land, "worth nothing before, as good as
anybodys land" II. II. S.
Troy Tp., Jan. 2S, 1890.
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REFLECTION COUNSELED

ED JOURNAL: 1t Is well enough to call
attenti0A 10 the fact that some OF the Pike
Bridges are not in good condition and need
repairs. Also to remind the Fremont Mes
senger OF Its unreasonable censure Of a for
nler Superintendent. Bat here correspond
ents ought to pause and consider some of
the causes of The otherwise bad condition
of the Pike. With such wet and open
winter, and heavy teaming over the road
it would seem almost impossible for Mr.
West-wilh all The means at his COM
mand-to keep the Road in a condition
desired by some.
Therefore people should he moderate in
their demands and not expect Mr.. West
to perform what is simply inpracticaile
under existing circumstances. Ii must
he admitted, however, that some of the
bridges at this end of the road need r,-
pairs and should be seen to at once.
FAIR.PLAY.
Troy Twp, Jan. 27, 1880. a,
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A coon WAY TO ADVERTISE.

Ed. JoURNAL:--I notice q writer in
your paper thinks the Toledo Commercial
devotes too much space to advertising its
own business. 1t appears to me that the
Commercial could get up its advertise ents
in different shape-not so direct, but
equally effective. The Sentinel has hit
upon a very ingenious method which, while
it serves the main purpose equally well, is
less Objectionable for the reason that it con
tains greater number of facts, apart from
those relating to the paper itself. This, OF
course, makes it more interesting to the
general reader
In last weeks issue Of the Sentinel were
published the names of some fifteen sub
scrberp, the list ending with aud numerous
others" 1t is true, such phrases as "nu-
merous Others" others too numerous to
MENTION" &C., sound indefinite, IL not lit
tie fictitious; but they make show, and
are convenient in all respects. Like some
Of those general mathematical problems in
which the form is the same for any result.
ant quantities, positive, negative, indeter
inmate, etc, as the case may he, 80 the
phrase numerous others,"" too numerous
to MENTION" &C., may stand ior uncertain
quantities.
Some people object TO this sort Of gener-
alzing, and contend ii is not reliable. 1t
is legitimate, however, because customary,
and, in many instances, very effective. For
what can take better than the idea that
"Mr. Such -a-one," and innumerable 9th
ers," have already subscribed for a paper?
Popularity counts a good deal with most
minds. What the majority, or numerous
others" say or do must he the correct thing
of course. Only convince some people
that thing is popular or fashionable and
they can he easily induced TO follow or
patronize it, The SentinePs way OF adver-
tsug is, therefore, very good, and can,
with profit, be recommended to other
nnnnrl EnNsrA Nrr REAnER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-30
pnRSnNAL MENTION

Miss JENNIE Fox, from Plain township,
IL stopping in the Bdrg, and taking udvan-
tage Of our schools
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. BREWER, of Bowling
Green,wer the guests OF their uncle, Mayor
HIGGINs, Wednesday.
Mr.. CHAs. NJ. NORTON and wife, Of Man
chester, Mich, were Visiting friends here
and ut Bowling Green, on the first OF the
week.
Mr.. n. II. CALLARD has accepted the
Agency for the State Mutual Aid AFsocia-
tion, of Columbus. Mr.. CALLARD il an
active worker, and will, no doubt, make
an efficient agent.
We were pleased to receive call from
Mr.. GEO. W. SWEET on Monday, who was
in town in the interest OF the Toledo Dem
ocrdt. Like all predecessors he claimed il
10 be the hardest town lie had ever strAck
to make collections for paper. For the
good name OF the place We wish 1t was
otherwise,
Mrs. j. l.. DOUGLAS, and the babies,
started yesterday for Bloomington. Ill.,
where she expects 10 make her home for
several months, at least. Her husband
travels in that State for a Chicago house,
with headquarters part OF the time at
Bloomington. Mrs. d., and the babies,
will be greatly missed in society circles
here.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-30
IN MEMOHIAM.

At regular meeting of Maumee Lodge
No. 6s2, /. o. o. F., the following was
unanimously adopted on the death of the
late W. c. EARL, Grand Secretary OF Ohio
of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
WHEREAS, In the death of Bro. w. C. EARL,
Grand Secretary of the State o! Ohio, who, in all
the characteristics of head and heart, emf
nently an odd Fellow; in all the higher and
grander elements Of character he was an eIcep.
iton.Il man, coming as near perfection "a is possl-
bic Tor humanity to attain on earth, and through
his long life he gave to the world evidence of eX-
cellence that allied him wi h the good. lie has
passed from earth, leaving us to mourn the demise
OF one who has shed the highest lusrs upon
order, whose departure has caused void which
is hard TO dill; therefore. be IL
RESOLVED. That We dTape our charter In mourn
ing for period of sixty days.
a. AEIUs, N G.
ID. VAN HELEN, Rec. Sec.
South Toledo, o., Jan. % 1880.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-30

Another Hardware StOre.-Mr. L.
NJ. Hunt has workmen engaged in prepar-
ing the old hardware building, formerly
occupied by Messrs. PECK & HAMILTON,
to receive a stock Of Hardware which he
expects to open on Monday next. The old
saying is true one, that competition is
the life of traden
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-30
SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS,
OFFICE OF THE BoARDoF EDUCA-
TIoN, ,PERRYsBURG School DIST.
No. l. Jan. l6. 1880,

NOs L, Odh' AOi AOOO'
Board met in regular session. Present,
Hcliger, Kreps, Weddell and Rhein-
frank. Absent, Hamilton and Pierce
Minutes of the previous meeting read and
approved. President Pierce being absent,
DIR. Rheinfrank was called to preside.
The Clerk was, by unanimous vote, in
structed to issue an order TO Loughlin,
Forsyth & Co., OF Sidney, O., for $l67.53,
in payment for seats for High School room'
and an order to D. Klingler, for $3.50, for
stringers for sidewalk.
The action of the Superintendent in
suspending pupil for the wanton de-
struction of the property of another pu-
pill, till restitution was made by the Of
Tending pupil, was sustained.
On motion adjourned.
GEORGE WEDDELL, Clerk.
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Sudden Deaihs.-Mrs. HrNpY Room,

Sudden Deaths.--Mrs. Henry RooD
lady highly esteemed by the citizens OF
ToDtogany, died very suddenly while en-
gagged in milking COW on Monday morn
ing, supposed to be heart disease.
Also, Mrs. D. B. PUGH, wife OF the Clerk
of Weston township, died very suddenly Of
heart disease at her home in Weston, about
! o'clock on Sunday morning. She had
been an invalid for some time, but retired
Saturday evening in apparent usual health.
At the above hour her husband was aroused
by gasping sound, and springing to her
bed side found her dead
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-30

lie StIll Llves.-He won't stay dead
worth a cent. Yellow fever had whack
at him two years ago, in the Southland
he lived ELMER WHITE, IN revenge for
the "Logan Skeleton " trick, killed him
about year ago with the deirium tremens
and he lives yet. Even Democratic
shot-guns in the far South failed to faze his
seemingly charmed life-and lac still lives.
He helped us out with this issue of the
JOURNAL, while on his return from Toledo
Ito which place he had been fooled by a
Democratic roorback) to his home in the
South. He presents CHEEKY, healthy ap-
pearance, and is about as fine n specimen of
the type-setting Murphyite as has been
over the road" for many day. We
mean j. d. BAKER, u typo of thirty-seven
years experiemce,aix feet in his moccasins-
a fair specimen of the Mingo Chief-and
well known to the craft throughout this
portion OF Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-30

Bold Burglar Monday night last
burglars entered the residence of Richard
Digby, on the corner of UIy and Railroad
streets, while he was asleep, and took 5000
in money from his pants pocket, which
hung on a chair by the side OF his bed, and
a gold wateh and chain valued at $3.50
which WAS in his vest pocket. Mr.. Digby
is always in the habit of leaving the key
stick in the door after locking it, and the
thieves gained their entrance by fastening
"a burglars key on the end of the one which
was left in the door. No clue TO the
burg lars Wood County Democrat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-30

The resolution was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. La Ferree, commit
tee Of three was appointed TO circulate pc
titIonS for said appropriation. The chair
appointed on said committee, Mts1rs. La
Farce, Williams, and Curtis.
On motion, the rules were suspended and
the Claim Ordinance was read the second
and third times, and passed-yeas ..
Council adjourned.
Attest GEo. S. MCKNIGIT, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-30
Tnr rArrEn or rmE smlNeLr.

When the angry passions gathering, In my moth.
ers face seq
And she leads me in the bed.room-gently lays
me on her knee,
As listen listen for the patter Of the shinglo on my
breeches
Every tinkle of the shlnglc he's an echo and q
sting,
And thousand burning fancies into active being
And a thousand bees and hornets meath my coat
tall seem to swarm,
As I listen to the patter OF the shinge, on 50
warm
In spultcr comes my father-wlo supposed
had gone
To survey the situation and tell her to lay It on;
To see her bending DER me IA l listen 10 the
strain.
Played by her ard by the shlngle in a wild and
. wisrd refrain.
In sud lon irtermission, which appears my only
chance, go
cay; strike gently mother, or youll split my
Sunday pants: ~
She stops q moment, drawshtr breath, the shinsls
And says: II had 10 thought Of that my SON,
Just take them oil.
Holy Moses! and the angels. cast thy plying
glanccs down.
And thou, ON family doro'. put good soft poul-
tiCe ON;
And may / with fools and ounces egerlastingly
commlnyle.
If ever say anothe word when my mother wlclds
the ahiugle.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-30
DIED.

WETZEL.-At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Satur-
day, January 24h, $50, OF diphtheiic
Group, CHARLES, s'n OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
JACOB WETzEL, aged 5 years. ? m onths
and days.
The parents desire to return thanks to
the many kind friends who extended their
aid and sympathy during the hours Of
their aili ction.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-30

-Untilturther notice willbuy Whit
or Burr Oak Piles 20, 80 and 35 feet long
Piles nIst iDt be less than IL inches a
the ut, Il inches in centre and . inch
attop end. To be delivered on the doc
at PFrrysbUrg, for which | vii pay cash.
9tf GEORGE BoETscH.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-30
To Mnkors 0f howl Rlocks.-Inslea

To Makers 0f Bowl BlOcks.-Instead
of the premium of $40 per thousand blocks
which we have heretofore offered on the
basis OF our old prices, we have now nd
vanced the price oi blocks as follows: On
the 10 inch block 1 cent and on all the
larger sizes 2 cents per block more than last
Winters prices. This advance will be
paid on all blocks delivered between the
18th of Dec. 1879, and the lst. Of February,
1880. WEDDELL & WILLIAMS Bros.
Perrysburg, Dec, 90 1879,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-30
SPECIAL LOCALS

Sale Of BecS.-Al i desiring to purchase
good healthy swarms of Bees, can get bar.
gain by calling on or addressing the under.
signed, . mi les south of the Empire House
Troy Twp, Wood county, OHIO.
JOHN FRANCE,
4l-Sw Stony Ridge, o.
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Andersonvillo Reproduced at II

Andersonvillo Reproduced at the
Town Hall.-Having been prisoner for
ten months in Andersonville and other
prison pens of the South, Mr.. FRANK w.
SMITH is prepared to give graphic de-
scription of Life and Death at Anderson
ville," in which lecture he gives a complete
history of the treatment of Union prisoners
at Andersonville and Florence, intcrspersed
with plans Of escape, arrival Of fresh pris-
oners and vivid incidents and anecdotes
of prison life. The lecture is illustrated
with life size pictures of living skeletons
and prison scenes, as they were presented
from day to day. Each scene is thrown
upon canvass with a powerful Calcium
Light, giving truthful and correct pho
tograph of actual occurrences. Admission
Is and 20 cents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-30

Stave Factory for Sale.-The under
signed desires To call attention to the dcsir
able Lcalion OF the property known AZ the
Stevens StaVe Factory, it's close proximity
aud convenience tn the raw. material
&c. This property will be sold ut bar.
gain. Call on or address
30,f GEO WEDDELI., Receiver.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-30
PERRYsBURG MARKETS.
CORRECTED BY KfsGsBuRY WILSON.
Peauysuupc q Iannarv IN 1850

PEHRYsBuRG, o. January 80, 1880.
VIII att. ISL 81 Eggs ....ll lc
C,rn tOOlbs ....55s Flour " blS7 00f97 so
dI Sh.ll ed. .40c 0ats....... ...,. -. 32c
D'-,4si N,sf ...6 lDfc Rve.... 40c
Pork 2 bSl--- Glover seed bu.. SIS co
II ,Is. ...--i9iif Chickens u ......- &c
= Pn,tn-s.. ..-- 30 ,oliJ Turkeys " ...7@SC
Apsles q ~ go Gijc beans navysl 506e$9
Driei apples. ......6 Lard ..... ........7c
10 liter. -. ....i4 9l6c iPeathers.-.... .30@4oc
Hides at Perrvshurg Tannery - Green
trimmed &c. No. ?, Twn-thirds price.
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Election or OiilceTs.-The Junior BIZ
BILE Glasses of Mrs. SAMUEL SMITH and
Mrs. JAS. p. AvERILL, have been consoli-
dated into one association, for which they
have not yet found name. The associa-
ton meets alternate weeks at the residences
of their respective teachers, for the study of
the lesson, and mutual literary and musical
improvement and entertainment. The as
sociation elected officers on the 10th inst,
as follows:
President-ED. i. BLUE.
Vice Presdent-Miss AMELIA MCIsAAc.
Secretary-Miss META G. LAWRENCE.
Treasurer-LEwIs q. WEBB.
1t will be seen that Mrs. AvERILI's
class (boys) carried off the management Of
the association and the custody Of the
finances
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-30

Short Horns. THOMAS JUNKTNs, Wes-
ton, Wood county, Ohio, breeder of Short
Horn Cattle. Stock Tor sale. 42c
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Mortgages Bought and Money Loaned
by +. A. llIGGINs,
32lf Perrysburg, o.
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AMELIA ARTZ,
Aged 8 years, 9 months, and o days.

Aged 3 years. months and q days.
Her eyes nre closed and we can not
Believe that she is dead;
Now she sleeps beneath the sod
The grass waves FER her head.
She has gone to dwell with angels,
And we are laft here all alone;
Since she makes her home with Jesus,
Aud there Is no joy at home
The parents trnst their childto God,
But silently they Weep
white thinking OF the fresh green sod,
Meath which their darling sleeps.
She Is robed in purest white,
In Gods throne up above:
There she Joins their happy songs,
Where little children 8 loved, J.L.N.
Advertised Lctte rs.-Tho following let
tors remain unclaimed in the posoiice at Perrys-
burg o., for the month ending Jan. 80, 1879:
John Cation. Mics A. j. Edwards,
Mrs. Sa an Fletcher, August Gutsw1e',
g. Holland Miss Anna l.. Libly,
Gotlip Muchler, j. Is. MeFr3ll,
John Ruckrigel, Miss Serah Rnherts,
Mrs f. Rivers Benedict Schaller due q c
John Smith, Henry Schmitt,
Libbie Tuttel, VIM. Thayer,
Mrs II. X. Williams, Isaac Gounkin.
Thos. Tucker, care Chas. Rivers.
Parties calling for above will please say adyer-
tsed." ELBERT ID. Ross, p. Nj.
Much valuable time is wasted in ex
permentlng with uncertain remedies
whereas, a bottle Of DR.. Bulls Baby Syr-
mp would at once cure the troublesome
Collie or Diarrhna afilicting the Baby
Price 25 cents.
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Toledo, Delphos G Burlington R. R.
TOLEDO DIVISION.
Took effect Friday, December 20, 1879.

*rrainS stop only on Signal. Street cars
will run in connection with all trains arriving
sRi depa ring from Toledo promptly.
g. @. GRUND, l. II. BURGOON,
Genl Pass. Agent. Genl Supr.