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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-16
The New Speaker.

Hon. j. w. Keifer, the newly elected
Speaker OF Congress, was born in Clark coun.
ty, Ohio, January 80, 1886; was reared on n
farm, and educated at Antioch college.
JIe commenced the study Of law in 1856
and two years later was admitted TO prac.
tice. In 1861 he enlisted in the Union
ARMY, and was commissioned Major of the
Third Ohio Volunteers. One year later he
was appointed Colonel Of the One Hun.
tred and Tenth Ohio Volunteers. He was
severely wounded during the battle of the
Wilderness. and for gallant conduct was
appointed Brigadier General by brevet, and
subsequently Major General by brevet ;
Having been wounded four times lie was
mustered out of service, having served four
years aud two months. He WAS appointed
Lieutenant Colsnel OF the Twenty sixth
United States Infantry, but declined and
resumed legal practice at Springfield. Gen.
eral. Keller was elected 10 the Ohio State
Senate in 1868 and to the Forty-6fth Con-
gress as Republican. He has been re-
turned toCongress ever since. He has served
as Vice Commander Chief Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic since 1872, has been
trustee of Antioch college since 1873
and is one of the trustees of the Ohio Sol.
diers and Sailors Orphans Home. He
has served OH number OF important Con
gressional committees and is universally
respected and liked. He lives in Spring
field and represents the Eighth Ohio Dis
rrfct
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-16
Amputation of the Leg.
Tho Usd Family PhysIcinp nt Foult
-Dr. kcpncay che Sue.
ccs.fut SURGEON,


Money is the vniversal necessity, md mono
but cynic or froi win affect to dcspise 1t.
ur. Abram Ellsworth, of Port Even, Ulster
county, N. Y, had realized this truth. His
disease involved the whole Of his thigh-bone,
and the suffering man locked forward mt with.
out apparent reason, to death as his only de-
kve,er. His family physician refused to am-
putate the limb-assertiuE that the operation
would kill the patient on the spot nr. DAVID
Kennedy, Of RondUut, N. T., who was consult-
ed, held a different opinion, and arnpulatcd the
limb. The Doctor then administered freely
is great Blood Spcciac FAV0RtTE RENE.
DY to afford tone and strength To the system
prevent the return u! the disease, and Mr.. Ellis
worth remains to this day in the bluom of
health. This gcutlemau's disease was the of.
spring oI foul blood and Kennedy FAVORITE
REMEDY purified the bloed and restored to
him the power onco more to enjoy Ills life. lAre
you suffering from any disease traccable to the
same cause? Try Favorite Remedy. Your
druggist has It. ONE DOLLAR bottle. Bear
IN mind the propretor's name aud address, DR..
David Kennedy Rondout, N. Y. Sod
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-16
CHAIR PRESENTATION.
+. j. Oblinger Surprised and Captur.
cd Last Evening.

One OF the pleasing little episodes that
tend to smooth the lhorny path Of busy
life occurred at the residence OF Mr.. i. j.
Oblinger last evening. It was not among
the editors dreams that the proceeds Of
,he pleasing entertainment furnished by
the ladies Junior Bible Class nt the Town
Hall last Friday evening was 10 be invest
ed in handsome and easy chair for his
reality, not TO be dreamed OF but surprised
with.
The members OF the class, with invited
guests of the opposite sex, assembled at the
residence OF Mrs. viii c. Norton at s
o'clock. From there they proceeded to
the residence Of Mr.. Oblinger, Miss Lille
Oblinger alone being in the possession Of
the secrets Of the procession, who chose
darkness rather than light. Miss Ora C..
Mcknight was selected to make the pre-
sentation speech and performed that duty
il admirable style. In substance il was a
slight token OF the esteem of the members
Of the class for Mr.. Oblinger's unremitling
services in past years as Superintendent OF
the Sabbath School. Mr.. o., somewhat
embarrassed, finally summoned words 10
express his thanks for the handsome pres'
eni, and hoped In the future. as in the past
that he might be found at the posi- OF duty
when duty called.
II was triple surprise. Mr.. o. wa
the first victim, then he slipped out thu
back door and surprised the oyster vendei
by arousiog him from his slnmbers, ant
in due lime the surprised party was sur
prised by the doors to the dining room he
Ing thrown open and an invitation extended
for them to step out and psrlake OF steam
Ing oyster supper, which was as complete
surprise as the first. II WAS pleasan
affair and well managed all round.
II has been u busy time for Mr.. obllnger
lie has been on double duty on the Toled,
Bee for the past three weeks, and betweei
sssi.ting IN the Toledo Press Club enter
tainmeni, Of wbich be Is President, proyid
ing f,r family, running sabbail
fehool and engineering scoop on sur
prize parry il wonlil seem that he had bu
lrY idle nl0meniS.
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BELLyILIE RIDGE CATASTROPHE.

En- JorpNA1.J wont IN COO ono of
go ~: ~
my "efn"" heiehoors TINS iorehoo" 10
transact some business. Alter about ~
minutes walk 1 came up in front of neigh.
bor Rs bouse and glancine ,t tho surrouud.
.,...-N., ,.'-',, >.
'"ss ioi '''o""S"', "'sco'ereu ''i"' ""o
mn S.rail fence to climb. made the at
tempt, but instead OF getting inside / re.
manned OH the outside. for wien I got ON
A.. -, 49,,
'"s .oP '",' anu ""' AZ 'ne "'' v, s'iPP'"s
OIL instead OF slipping forward L went
backwards, taking the top rail with me for
balance mole. came 10 the Ground with
,t,,, .,.l .a;., - IL,
'"'' anu ie"'"''e' 'o''s'''u' Vi what
was gong on around me, ior fortunately
my head did not strike the ground re-
mained i'm n sitting posi,ion. fncing the
fence and counting The panels as they tum.
hled down Tha nn;va copsel hy tb;s mia
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-16
GATn's TALK
About the Ohio EdisDru, Sluuct,
Hats and Frank fHurff.

About the Ohio Eaisoru, Siuuc,,
Hats and froak fnussi.
~Gsth," in = letter 10 d.e Cincinnati
Eaqvi,or, says:
The rurai editors OF Ohio have been hnv.
ing sensible tiaie In New York, seeing
muci, more of the city In a few ,lays tl,an
unorranized visitors tlo in six months.
fell in with group Of them last night, all
wearing black sloucli hats. Frank Hard
was among them, aud he said that ia Tole.
do a silk hat was aot worn 10y ono man ia
twenty.
Mr.. Uurd remarked that Tire trial Of
Guitcau showed the ahsurtity of hanging
tor capital crime. Here was murder
proved, yet perhaps tie man would not be
hung for it, because che jnly was trying
his insanity. "llow can n Jury determine
tire exact soundncss of mans mind (? "
said Mr.. IIurd. " Now il the punishment
for killing wins Imprisonment for life, the
insane man, II n murderer, would be sure
of the extreeae penalty. As 10 his hang
iag, the jury leaves the hanging question
and goes into the insanity question"
Mr.. Mack, OF Sandusky, the leader OF
the party, said that General keifer was
very we'll liked by the young men in the
Republican party, but that was all he
knew about the Speakership fight.
Mr. John Paul JONES' pne of the Toledo
editors. who was recently beaten for re-
election To an Office he long held, by Po-
ker Club in the town, talks OF moving to
youngstown, Ohio, In this Club, ns un-
derstand it, no man WHO does not play
poker can stsy, and he is Immediately ex-
PEELED If he plays above one cent ante. II
apnears to be fearful engine of power in
Toledo, and and rem ives Mayors and splits
party tickets in It's deep and midnight
manner.
Frank Hurd says that his views on free
trade nre already coming to the front in
Congress.
So much has been written about New
York sights and crimes, that one of the
ed itors among the scventy.si1 concluded on
Friday highland alike on Saturday
again-to see the town" on his own hook
aud lost all his money in an art lottery.
The New York newspapers are showing
The usual absence OF any metropolitan, not
10 say cosmopolitan, spirit by making long
notices OF little things like this; and one
paper devoted its leading editorial to n
low minded welcome of the Ohio editors,
charging them with coming here ON free
ticke's.
There is probably no city in the country
where the press has Ms little decency in
dealing with the press visitors ms this, The
| reason is plain, Few OF the writers OF the
New York press were bred in cities, and
they make the most OF what they know
nbou; city thought and city hospitality. A
man born in New York would be above
twitting editorial writers from any State
in the Union
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-16
OUR UTAH LETTER.
UEnER Cry Der

IlEBER CITY, Dec. 8, 1881.
DEAR JouRNAL:- II have just returned
from trip TO the new Government Post,
Ft. Thornburgh, situated on Green river,
near the mouth OF White river, Utah. The
winter quarters are completed and the four
Companies occupying the post are located
for dismal winters campaign, with moth
ing but deserts to see, and comparatively
nothing TO do. But when the Spring time
glides into existence, the evidences nre
they will be suddenly awakened from their
lazy, indolent life, to clinse the red men
into their ambuscades and get slaughtered,
for the Indians nre prepared and evidently
mean business. The Government has pnid
them for their Reservation, or rather for
the Meeker Massacre, and consequently
they have large amount of money and
are buying n great quantity Is. arms and
ammunition. A small band Of Indians
recently purchased every breech loading
rifle in Salt Lake City. with plenty of am
munilion, and although peaceable band
themselves, the guns are supposed to be
bought Tor the White River Utes, who are
decidedly averse to being moved from their
reBerNull0n.
These White River Utes are also buying
the best horses they can procure, and are
giving enormous prices for them, MS high
as 500 Tor such ar showed good speed A
peddler on the road to Ft. Thornburglh was
asked by an Indian how much lie wonld
take Tor one OF his horses, and TO get rid of
him told him 5000 The Indian sientl y
counted out the money and bid the peddler
unharness the horse, whicl, ho reluctant ly
did, and the Indian quietly remarked,
Yonr money, my horse" The horse was
worth about $50. The peddler was left ON
the desert with one horse and two horse
| wagon.
These Indians are the most inveterale
gamblers ever saw, often placing M high
as 500 ON the turn OF card, and IN the alb
sence Of cards, bet heavily on curious
game OF sticks that they play something
like we play domnoes. They are moi
afraid TO bet on their horses, either, and
the way they take in" some OF on,
smart ones" in the tricks that are vain
is'pleasant to zee. They have an insatibls
appetite for whisky, and will give an,
price Tor II, sometimes as high as one dol
lar drink. You may snppose by thi
that they don't know the value of money
but they do. They are simply reckless
knowing that when il is gone they hny,
only 10 kill few more soldiers or M iassacr,
some settlers, and the Government viii
make another treaty with them and finall,
wind up by Issuing more guns, blanket
and money. More Anon, WILD OATS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-16

Bhllon's illustrated Magazine. The
January number Of Bniious unihiy Mmtrafed
l1os"sins is just,snch u present as thousands
Of men, women and children would esteem MS
New Years present. II lisa superb issue;the
contents embracing lice cngravings, happy
greetings, illustrated poetry, domestic stories,
thrilling adventures. Indian tales Of border
war. humorous matters. aud all the depart.
nepts that 90 to make up lire and success
ful magszne. Just such one as is welcome In
The homes OF the intellectual and refined people
The January issue is a handsome number, and
will DO read by all It's patrons with interest aud
deli hi; aud more suitable Christmas or
New Years present could not bo devised by
any one. The clubbing terms are favorable,
while the single subscription is ooly one dollar
and fity cents per year, or fifteen cents single
copy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-16
A Rjt OF History,

II is worthy of remark that the section
of the state in which two OF the many train
robberies of the past few years were COM
mitted, is the sane against which Gen.Tom
Ewing issued his celebrated order No. IL,
for which the Democratic papers and poll
iicians have no severely denounced him.
The men who are now train robbers were
then guerrillas. They appear. however, to
have been always true to their political
predileclions. If Ewing had not simply
banished, but exterminnted the whole breed
of marauders, lie would have conferred n
lasting favor on the State.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-16

Death Is no respector Of rank or station.
Three preminent men have passed the por-
tails within the past ten days. First was
Gen. Jason Kilpa,r lex, who made famous
record NJ n Cavalry leader during the late
war. The next called was Col. John W..
Forney, on Friday last, prominent polili-
cal leader and wel.known journalist OF
Philadelphia, who was literally worn out
with active work. The next to follow was
Gen. II. b. B B,nning, on Saturday, ex mem.
her OF Congress from the First Ohio DIS.
irict. May the damp earth lay lightly DER
ff,en
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One Great Deed rs Enough.

Watts invented the steam engine; Morse, the
slectrle telegraph Whitney, the cotton gin
and DR.. David Kennedy, Of Rondoui, N. Y,
discovered and prepared the "Favorile Rene
cause II saves life and cures disease. IL pnrI.
fes the blood. drives bile from the system cures
those delicate diseases peculiar " women, and
Is. IN short. sheei-anehor to every heuse.
hold. Don't spend your money in paying doc
tors, when for One Dollar a bottle you can have
ihe fayorlo Remedy" always on your shelf.
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The Volumes Of the Boar begin with the first
Number for January Of each year. When no
time is mentioned, 1t will be understood that thu
subscriber wishes To commence with the Mum.
Der next after the recei pt nf the order.
The last Twelve Animal Volumes of HARPga's
BAzAn. in neat cloth binding, viii be sent BY
mail, lostage paid. or by express, free Of ex-
pense (provded the freight dies not exceed one
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ceipt 0f 81 90 each.
Remiiirnces should be made by Postoiice
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Newspapers are not 10 copy Mis adrerfssne,i
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Address HARPER& BROTHERS, New York.
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Pioneer Newspnper--Trump OF Fame.

Seeing so many Ohio editors gathered TO-
gether, visiting this city, and all dwelling
in harm ony, for one or two days nt least
reminds yc loca" that Esq. John N
Edwards one of the oldest journalists in
Ohio. has copy of the "Trump of Fame
the pioneer newspaper of the Western Re-
serve" the first number Of which was issued
on tho 18th Of June, 1912, in Warren, when
'Clcyelaad was mentioned in geography ms
n village on the shore OF Lake Erie and 60
miles from the town of Warren Youngs.
torn Iindicaior.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-16

The leading question in Ohio politics
just now is the contest for Speakership Of
the Ohio House Of Representatives.. Mr-
Hodge, OF the Cleveland Poice, DR.. Scott,
Of Warren, and Mr.. Jones, OF Delaware,
nre the contestants. Mr.. Hodge has warm
and strong endorsement from the northeast
ern part of the State.
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1852.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harper's Weekly stands Mt the head Of Amer
lean illustrated weeyly journals. By its un-
PARTISAN position IN r.litics, its admirable il
Illustrations, its carefully chosen serials, short
stories, sketches, and poems, contributed by
the foremost artists and nu,l,ors ot the day. it
carries instruction and entertainment to thous-
ands OF American homes.
1t will always be the aim of the publishers to
make Huper's Weekly the most popular aud at
tractive family newspaper in the world,
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NEW ADvERTISEM ENTs
1852.
Harper's Magazine.
IIILISTR uED

"Always varied, always good, always in-
proving. g."-CnARLEs FRASois ADAMS, Jr.
Harper's Maguaine, the most popular ilFrstra :
ted periodical in the world, bcgips It's sixty
fo~rN volume with The December number. 1t
represents what is best in American literature
and art and its marked success In England
where IL has already a circulation larger than
that of any English magazine Of the same class
Ans broaght into It's ice the most eminent
writer's aud artists Of Grent Britain TIE forth
coming volumes for 1882 will in every respect
surpass their predecessors.
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The demands both upon our time nnd
erace this week will account for the nb.
sence OF some thoughts upon youngstown
and the hospitality Of iis people We
shall cndeavor TO have something to say on
this e,biect in our next issue.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-16

The average boy will regret to learn
that Van Amburgh's circus is no more. II
was disposed Of at public auction at Amen.
"a, New York, some days ngo, Forcoaugh,
Bailey and few farmers purchasing the
,nimnls
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-16

Mr.. Geo. S. Garfield exhibited more lip
,hnn any other editor on the excursion TO
New York. A large boil on the upper lip
destroyed both his smiling counlenance
sad his happiness during his stay in that
city.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-16

1889.
Harper's Bazaar.
HI,USTRATED

This popular journal is a rare combination of
literature, art. and fashion. Its stories, poems,
and essays are by the best writer's of Europe
and America its engravings possess the high.
est artistic excellence and in all matters per.
tanning to fashion il is universally ly acknowledged
Ia be the leading authority in the land. The new
volume will contain many brilliant novelties.
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We present in tlis issre tile Prospectuses
OF Harper Brothers three standard publ.
cations, the Monthly, Weekly and Bozar.
Comments upon their merits are useless
from us, ms every one knows that they nre
indispensable in every well regulated fam
lily and the only debntable question is
whether we can spare the money for all
three or only one or two OF these periodi-
calls. Favorable clubbing terms can be Sc
cured with this paper.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-16

Geo. Scoville, bro,ler.ia-law OF Gnisenu
md counsel in the trial, delivered lecture
to small audience in Washington on
Wednesday evening. His theme was the
"Guiteau case" He predicted that
Guiteau wonld be nssassinaied before the
trial was over. II does not strike us ms
being in good tnste for Mr.. S. to deliver n
lecture at this time and on this miserable
subject.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-16

Te'e&c Ssndoy Journais Governor Fnd.
MESSY aud Privstc Secretary Charles Fos-
ter have retar'cd from New Mexico, where
they Invested largely in SILVER mincs.
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JAMRs Tum MONS, sdisor.

II IL estimntcd that the Guitcs1 farce
will cest the govcmopi not iesa than
Sl50,000.
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ONE Doll. AR !!
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Wl'cn a fellow kqncsil,cs his body 10
ncdiosi college for dissection, that's What
you .,sy ocoecquc'iiy call = "dcsj give
nwuyr
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We brcwsi,t home with US from New
York a bad cold (no good ON the market)
aud found it to be just in fashion In this
vicinity.
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HARPER's PERIODICALS.

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Chronic or Acute diseases of every description.
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"i bad been sick and miserable go Tong and
bad csvscd my husband So much trowbte and
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family: som began 20 improve and gained
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strange and unnatural, but when told them
what had helped me they said "Hurrah for Hop
Hittera long may they prosper, for they have
made mother well and us happy :" The
Mother - Homo Journd, 2to
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