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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-06
Easesneuiseeitea.

SIN 8unoes Seuate muroe gciteru rcr
Seriud grlnadt, bic IS h incl Ell > II"
iiber eaS Seto beS Yrdiioenten binmeg ~
paiiren, miBlang aber. Sod lunrbe aud
cine icne Ni0 eingebrad@t, uelhe bas Ser
bot gtgeh Die Giumanberung Der yyangs
;0pfe" ami 10 Sabre beldrduft, un0 auSiidt
auf Slnnabme bat. Seibe MaBrsgeln purben
bon Den Seuatoren BON GalifOrnieu in 9ln:
regung gebraGtt unb lie batten alle @riiuOe
basl, Senn, ipie ans ben Sepeiden III feben,
1T Ole auiregung inter ibren @onftituenten
oh bes Seto's oes br1ilbenten etne lehr be-
bcnflidle.
Der Brdiieent iiberianote geitern inter
anbcren gtoninatiouen oent Segate andl biz
oes orn. SalneS u. Partridge BON
Marplaue ;um @uubeSgeianeten in Hsru.
2ieieS 2lmt iii bel ben In Der unglidiiden
ilSamerifauiiheH 8epublit berrldenoen .3n=
It1uben fein |ehr WiulfenSlperihes, aber eS
ielt III boiien, NaB pr Eartribge Is nit
oeInleiben Geidife pcricben miro, iuie ieinc
iriihsren &eanbthaitSpotcU III Sraillicn
uno Soonouras.
3eutltlano uuo HuBanb psrbnlten iib
iett 10 ruhig. iuic Der Sroutpeter, Der tiefe
athenl,iige nimmt, che er Iein Snitrumeut
anlest; aber spiid)eu Sranlreid) uub Der
Siirfei idlcint es ;n neuen Reibereien folnmel
;lr ipollen. gSic aus ben heutigeH 6abelbes
pelhen berporgebt, iolteil iid) iran30Tlde
Srnppen Der @rense bon 8ripOlis nGbern,
unb beabfftigt besbal6 Die lobe Pfortc, ="
ibre Sruppen Ill lettgcnannicm yanbe AMI
$4,000 Wtaun III uerildrteu.
sSie Der 2eler in anbercr Spaltc' 'eriebtn
Wirb, iinO mir nit @riinoung elmer 10 tie.
rem Gas @ompaguie bebrObt. @0the
liarb nit Dem ausrui: s9i1t, mebr Qidt !"
unb Baltimore oiirfte beundhf burh jrpiei
gid)t i'll Ser;meiiiung scbradlt werocn.
3luci Bills, peldbc Sas EonO d q e
iet ,ur Seiteueruug gciitiger @etrdnte mo-
oifi,ircn, InS bereitS in Der @eIesge>
buns BON Sbio eingebradlt wor1en.
Sie benotratiid)eu Grfolgr bel BEN tiirjlidlen
MnuisipaIruablsH Iangen bereits all 6riidte
Su trageH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-06
Die Sfdtfer,,.

Gil 8etbleb EN-, Yeuni., 5. 2lprii.
- eff ueue Grfrautungen uuo fiiHf 2Obess
idlle al ben Ylattern murben beute in Glib
Setblebem unb cine meme Grfranfung in
Setblebrm genlelbst. Die 9liNreusungel
Der Sanitatsbeb0roe ;rr llnterSriidung Der
Gpipemie ideineu obue Grfols ;u bleibert,
unb bas gegeniudrtige ieudte SSetter ldbt
beiiird,ten, pab iid Die ,8abl Der neuen
8rantbeitsidle nod ueiter iteigeru miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-06
Eas 1eifamentpes Nihters 2pma.
feUN.n

Soiton, 5. 9lpril. Senrp @. Song
Tellom bat in ieiusm 2eitameate feline 2egate
fir 0fentlife .3wefe ausgeiekt. Gr per=
maht mebrereu @eruanbten tleine Summen
unb ben &eit ieines Sern0sens ieineu 8iu=
bern. 9a bet ;um Observation-Disclosures
auseriebene &i1arb $. Dana iuu., bereits
aeiorbsn 1T, ipiro Grneit eongfellow, ein
Scbn Oes Serltorbeucn, ais aominiltrator
eruauut Dcroeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-06
Shpere Nnflagcu eeaen. einen
N,pifflt rhpu

Nlltnt0Wn, Yennl., 5. MpriI. : pr.
Sciie garos, Elm bieitger euanselilder @eit
liher, purbe beutc.unter Der Antlage oerbaf'
tet, Elm naulenlOlsS Serbreheu an Der bret
sebniabfiseu Sba 9iiller in Samaaua be
gangsn ober periudt gu haber. Der @nse-
tlagte muros oem @ertdt itbsrpielsu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-06
Gin lebensmilses MdpAen.

g8orceiter, Maii., 5. stprit. = Se1tnie
8. Butnam, 81 Sabre alt, beging heute
Selbitmoro ourd) Giunebmen bon Sporocps
auidure. Gle btnterlieb ein Sdreibeu, in
welaem ie ansab, ie let lebersWloe ses
weSeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-06
Uier;istaniene Dollars fprtae=
ih,pommeu.

ct. Baul, 0tinn., 5. april. - Sn
Solge oes ploelideu Steigens bes WaIiers
tpurocn gefern tn Ninneapolis, Wtinn.,
mehrere Neiatonsu 8us Sol, losgerilien uno
bel ct. Yaul porbei Ssh Strom biuuuteraes
trisben. Wian glaubt. baB picr Riuioneu
Su6 int @ertbe pOu $4,000 ucrloreu aebeu
merAPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-06
Sflne Scs Rarftrk.
HrI. Bsrf,
Absolutely @ 8.3 3Hit i5,5 Is:i,' "::' ;s @ :;:

s's ryGnh-g 1Rcirfeinrabm ata..ss,. ASA. a.,
res Erdp0ra ersltt 10 lstde, hotise beige 9r5S6sH
ooer 70 i6madbait,s ieineS Sattuert Das Gsbaf
tnnn ucu &erOauuH9Sleibenbsu obnc Surd)t Dor sstt
boIen iSolgcn idueyer unperooulither gabung genO'
fen merOeu. Vel allen @roeers, nur In SIeb6ltlsu,
SU baben.
B'pnaI Safins.SopSersGo. Re.psDorf
BIS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-06
Mbieben eines teeannten Iabbi=
ser6

Cincinnati, 5. April. - Dr. Rar
9ilientbal, @abbI Der Spuagose an Der
RounSfraBe, ftNb beute abeuo al etnenl
ShlasaufaQs, aer thu in Der Eaat uom %.
W6r, traf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-06
NeterSpfenniae.

eonben, S. &pril.-Gius OepelGe aus
Rom meloet, baB btt Sammluug uOn pc
terepfennieen ani letten Sountage etn uuer-
tpartet 7grobes Helultat ersab uno TN 9aus
leu 10000 9ireu eiubra1te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-06
fibren.


Seine IirbernSen ginipirfHnssr a,f b. asrsatsa
2uftrOPrber sr,ldrsu iB ans Der EBatia6, bos isns
snsreSieweu ans Sen wirfiami1rn erlnSenbrfTs
mittrIn bcffebcn, beI9e ibsr8uuyt bsssrut nS. In.
benz has GrnSeIemsnt aus benz Somia Der ,6scss
FOunb" QFame (gtuSorD bsasst, iusL5s NIT bsx
,gbies gapamso" cher beiu ..BaIiam bon gil,aS" ID
gerbinsanS sstrn6t 1T. guberSsm iRS In SGsIeI
SsiImitteI fiinf anssrs bOtpni;css GGementt S.rs
bunSsu, tps4s fsnsr Ssi!traft cine NOD ,rS5ot.
ssirfuns stbsn.
aue, bic iRn scbrau@t 9lbsr, fasen, has SaIt's
Spnis pcn 5orsbpuns une Ebser Elm tpunSsrfrat.
tSss SsiImittsI lei in allen 5dasr. 100 bic stSmarss.
orsane augeSriifsu irS, unS Sab feline geirtiHs 10
uussp5PuIi4 idnsu ausere. Or snt5aH Ri9ts, paS
ben miasen in lInprsnuns brinsen s5nnte, &C
bat siusr fePr uugsneBateH Gsibmod uuS tpGso
~ sinsm grstis osrIailil peI6er sIbF BEN rESs.
HittsIen ,rtaub: f isinsr Seisrdft. tBsiISufsts M
MAIDEN.
Gin 5uifsn mag fhsIit elm satoidsIanssRabia
,r S6pinsiudt seaanut tperben. cine erauf9ef, sss
gen peI6e Sales 5pnp Of Sorsbouns ana 9ar"
OasIbelannts fdbtrNe 9orbeussmittrI III. B0ser&
barllm teiusn auseubId, baS iIebert 6sseAmitta
gu ssbrau6su!
atmefr smpfnrsn sroas Stnstruns bur& Hstst
bsfdnftistnsen eisen'4aften. tOeun fe an @rass
pbsr Seutbbnffen Isiben.
4reiS: so Gents nnS SI.OO pre-
JlaiAs; ie mebr, ie 6illieer.
allen apOtbeterHlu 6a6su.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-06
AZ. Sabrgang.
Neue Amseisen.
81.
Cine Srrorenuns ,ur beSferen Gr,iuiusnns Der
Serpfiidpfung, bic pffentticbeu Ztrafen,
0aifen une 0dfc,en Jit repdrirtn.
1871


2erpfid,tuns, bic Dffentiid,en Ztraaen,
@afien nne 6sdsc,en III reparirtn.
J Mb Ont Gs tutro Srm Sarsermsifter une
etabtrntbe bon Baltimore berfist nnb pcrprenet Sa6
isre Yerion pser aprterait iueler elrc rssno eiit
Geies ceer SrecrHan3 bic Serpflidtung auierls9t
1pprSen irasnS eineu Spci irsenb elmer fsr Strabe,
Sdiien ceer @dfGen iHnerhdIb Der StISt III Repdras
sn erbGlen oher cas- 8et oher bic 0eeride iraene
elmer Stra6e Saiie pSer Gdf9eus pesr enes 5seiIes
terielben, ipeitt icgs &Grion rSer sorperi6oft 1T
irgsHb einen Spede fat 1u'rtibeu in llnprenns
trineen firfen, pisber III asbbrigeu StIue uue Or3=
lnug 81 feten, pc6e 1ber Nop petsert nner cernez
ldunit, binnsn crsi SGesn nab i6riftIidst &abutng
cEr6 ben Stdetze prIlildr an ele Sorudhme ner Hez
paratur ceer bic gebprise @ieserinitaneiesung etS
Settes cper Der Cberildbe fcldper Strhbe @ae ooer
Gdsdens eeIasts Musbeernngen oSer Miecerinitlnos
fssiina III uadei-eaB ipre yerioH cser TIrperi6Gf
fir ieeeu einselneu Sal oIder @eiaerrN1 coer Ser
idniniB in eine 9nBf!mne ron stpariiS Geaars per5
fdlt, pel6e @eejtrdie, ME annere 8elebu6en ODER
Fride ipegen nebertretttns boil @taetorepHnan;eH
tiuss;pSen ;rereen. tinsutretben 1T.
= @bid itt.-llnb es ptrp res @eitsren eerfiat
llHe rercrenet eaf, peul inlnIer raenc elne lolhe
SerIcn pSer SHrreribait eeren Sitht 6 ~ rgene
snen IPsit irae1f etller ntr 5irdBeil, @anen eeer
CabGen irerkalt her StaSt IN RtparGulr II erpalteH
pher Sas Sett reer bic Gberfade raene tner 5troBe
Safe peCr eGsfens. reld,e lnlbe Eerlon oeer Spr'
reridtaft bat aufreiBen peer IN uEorSnni9 prilger
frfeu tptcher in ben aebpriseu 5tanN ~ issen, nap
srboltener idriitIicher NahiuHA hes Stahtcommils
i6rS uie iie ser rorsteuSG @bpnitt ncri9reiet pc
laate 9ilidt pernnfldiiat upe belGster epnminIr
tini;ett. sas ecr 3uiiano loldcr 0tIGse, 8ele ee0
SSdsheRs iiT DIVA pdlnreHee eesr bic Vare ooe!
Strabs ber!u5enrS Ysrirneu nit Getabr pcrtntp't w
es eann eit Eiiht hes Geronnten eommlnare leh
ipQ bic npttrsnet0 beiliunsacn &eraratlren loIprt
ieI6T porcbneu III Idisu mn nacb ecren Srasnenng
tieln.oitcp ceriiten bon ser srpn pSer sorperi6al
ourd reren &abIGif9teit ootr gSeI9srin4 rs nptpi9
atpcrseu eiryutaiiireH. unH caB CT ~ otelem Speds
NIT ess 0arsermtiIrs @enc6miSHn9 i'm Samen peS
gllraerneifers nnn Stdotratbes ron Sa'lmpre Seaen
Srlds 9eripu rcer arrrerbNt cine StrIpt@t!aBe an
rdraia mat5en fam.
3Nbf6nitt - unn g miro icrnec reriii9t nne
rerernuet eaf eicie SreDHHan5 POM tIgs iRrel @ss
Hetrttaung M III Strait ulu.
Gsnebmtst am 1. @pril lsS2.
9Sm. &infneD 9Shpie. Dapot-
Cir hie Nir,itdfeit ner &hidrift
30 3l sphu u. Rpbb, Regliiraicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-06

z E
! spriRJni6rtsI. ~ : EprtdJ1u0rter.
g8tt Gn7agen rcn $500 lpsrpsu far teeea
sGHpAhe, Serltiepfeu, A Fan besdhlt, ben has
/ STgtRceI uue 9}ieeers = Srpiraz9ttterS ni1t 81
sstibaaeubet: perlaie fartren cher ~ Rn5erH
man SO aui Sppfenz perinas.
1 SiitsrS." ,,OdS Scpfer=9tterS
I ,,Niaa Itie rdufe, " perletbt stne Ih6neSaut
5sauie mn gstrdlhe * reii9e 9SdE9eH une ben
sScpien-&it!crS in wirc Z tetli5Nsn atbem."
ilaan Itarf, seiUng gue ,9iegens uuo SarHs
Islldlitr ici1." S beIthperbeu aler AIT
! ,@erebrie Ilmeu D perGen rerm1uept eurt
lIP5hteu Ste germ itari, Z hdS ScpisU SHterS
I9eiunp uuS Idbn I'jn tHrirt"
lGeEraudea sic 9oricRr yg8tlasS bas sr6s.e
99itters." Gppe.tierrs9cRes, Mlz
\ ,DaS ocriea-9ittrr 4 6tn, 9ltt uuo 9eber re-
ltrdit,ai fSvtl uno su= aulirenpe Wltltel ietl-l
Irirt beihnetl spu ber Srrfeu 9ttters." 80,
teriteR Gcle aI'' & ,,Breet5er, AercIatsn,
4 ,lRdacniaure, Grrf2 GpitcEeu, @anttErS nRo
lIpeb un6 Shirtnesl Wers Ddmeu g.hrdutheu has
kbea tura reniae Grien A Scvter9 9ttttsstasH3.M
kSppfeu 9ttterS turirt. ,CaS 6ppfcnzg
,,GJIdu rcbme t6siiH n Sat Rcriaer, bic an
breimdl SopfeH=gitters "a Flude her Iruutirtt
eu, 10 rtre man tetue Sd,'iibrud 5elttlen, tuZ
a DcttorrehuunSea ju n Rlhternhett uno @es
ESabIeu baben.I eiunebstI perbeIfsu."
- SuaGGen apct6eteuBu bateE.
Arp 6ittrrs stlfs. &C., 1sodJefrr, y. y.
Gproutp, Ont, uHb epuocu, GHgiauo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-06
Gefesrap6ifde 2epsf6en.
NNeitere Nahlberid,te.

CBeri6te Der .ahoeiirten Rrsiie" fir ben GsIt4s,
@prrsppnpsnten"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-06
AZ. Goasreb. Grfe Sisams.
Die Sbineienfrase.

Der Intrds, fis Gbineisnbin iibsr eas Setp
IN paiitren. i'm Ssnats surebsefdiien. =
Cine neus S3ia, peIdbe eas serbpt gegen
tie Ghineieneinwanberrns auf ,ebu Sabre
resniirt. = Die Sermtilisuns iiir rie armes
rne cen Sifritt Columbia. - AneebIicbe
Corruption i'm Sspartemeu. oes @ensratz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-06

2onoon, 3. april. - Ser. StaateHz
Obligationeu: pros. 600, Ditto 4I-pro5.
117h DO. ueriaugerte 5-prO;. 900. - @rte
3Sg, 90. Q. 9S, q. y. Central 1864, u. &
8. %. 1. 494, DO. 2. 90, So. Central 600,
geuni. @entr. 90, 8euOiug 33t, Ontario
gSeftl. 80, Diihpautes ct. Baul Common
115, RS. Central 9oriols III.
2iuerpool, >. Gpril, 1880 yfaftn. -
Saumipolle : Mitteliorte OberldnSer 6s,
DO. Nep .SrleanS6 13It6.-Ote Sertdufe be-
trugsn 10000 8allsn, SpstulatioH unb aus-
fubr 1000, 3ufubr $500, eiulhlieBiid
$500 omerifaniidbe.
aur,e Gabeieepeidben.
- Ser Sicef6nis Don @gppten ioa be-
ihloiieu babeu, ben O6eriten Gong gum @ou-
perneur BON Cuban ;u ernenneu.
- gaut Gafrtdten aus Cairo iin6 264
Siiiiere Der e9pptiiden Armee bef0r6ert
ruoroeu, uuo bic HeSierung bat pa weitersu
OffJieren Bef0roerung ueripro4en.
= Sr. Baul Bert, Der ebeHaltse ramp
fhe Gultusmtutter, III gum Wttglteo oel
fraul0fi1sn Staoem!e srtpa6lt uoroeu.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-02-24
THE HEAD LINER.

Toronto Neil: The professors of jonr
nalsm who periodically tell us about
newspapers, have failed to notice com
par,tively modern and very important
feature of the newspaper, namely, the head
lines. This lisa department Of the paper
which has steallhily conqr cred for itself
an influence which even newspaper man
ayers sometimes inadequalely recognize
1t often hap"ens that the inge,,-
ious artist in this department is really
editing the paper. lie can convey IN i'm.
preston which the writer's of pondeious
leaders are endeavoring 10 avoid. lie can
create doubt or awaken suspicion by II
single arllully-choscn word, or SOW bi oad.
cast an opinion which il may take col,
ums of writing to show il unfoun,led
Suggestions that are buried IN the bodies
of articles may attract no notice; but the
flaming headline lakes the eye at once, and
lis diagnosis OF the matter which il crili-
cises may be very wide OF the mark with.
onl the average reader app ying any cor
rectiye. The headline largely regulates
the emphasis that is given TO the report
OF current events. Small matters in lhii
way may be magnified, and mere conjec
lures invested with nearly the dignity o
established facts.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-02-24
WOMAN'S TRIUMPH.
a severe Surgical Operation. IL Is
Endured Withont tnking Ether.
Sabjcct, Mrs. Edward Myers,
of kopdout, N. X.

(From the Correspondence Of the Kingston y. Y.
Fr'eman)
The case Of Mrs. Edward Myers, Of Rondout
New York, furnishes an apt illustration Of
woman's power Of enduiance. This lady had
been treated tor mouths in the usual way for
Ervsipelss of the hand, without benefit No,
until hor hard had bee, IN. a mass of purified
flesh did she turn to DR.. Kennedy, proprietor
Of the "Favorite Remedy" Tor helr.
He at once informed her that 1t was impos.
sibie tn save the hand it must be amputated.
She received this terrible intelligence quietly,
declined to take either, stipnlating merely to
hold her husbands hand during the operation
and underwent the painful process without
moving muscle or nttenng a groan. DR..
Kennedy then gave "Favurite Remedy" freely
to cleanse the blood aud prevent the return OF
the disease, aud Mrs Myers now lives and
rcjnices in her grest deliverance.
'favhrite Remedy" is fast becoming q trust
ed hnSseh"ld friend in ~ cases NJ Female
Weakness and diseases nf the bind. Que dsl.
lar hnitr. Ynur druggists has il.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-02-24

According 10 Prof. Proctor, the earth
fifteen years from date for the comet Of
1880 will dash into the sun in 1897, inten-
pifring the heat of that burning orb TO
such degree that all animal and vegeta-
ble life here below will be destroyed.
His calcul ations are based OH the theory
that the orbit of the big comet is wiftly
contracting, and unless something happens
TO make it spin father off into space it
must come in callision with the great
lnminary in fifteen years. Peace of mind
can only be found | IL the belief that Proc
tor Is crank.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-02-24

Won itch quick already by der CLOCK
will make dat yon don'd shall more as
nine ! der dime sew.
Id makes nuding already ov you schnifel
abound dot ven der milk bail ish out
shpillrd.
Id i'h streed dot ish pooiy long ven
he dnn'd will hnv by some dimes does
corners crooked nit himself.
Dis ish sick wind ov id don't by some
order vellers dings blow pooty good.
Ven der old cut is gone outsides nit
herself Won der house, dem leetle rats will
nll along NIT demselves play yust de same
like dot.
Ov weller ish got n bird nit his handt
already, lie ,lon'd vos shmardl Nv he ets
EN- got away nit der same price os two ov
dem birds by grape vine dreo.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-02-24

Columbus is making an effort for nm APP
preparation for public building 10 be
erected by Uncle Sam, that sha II be Of
such dimensions as will meet the demands
OF increased business and DO nm ornament
to generous Government and the Capi-
tai City OF the u. s. OF Ohio. Capt. L. d..
Meyers, p. NJ, OF the Dispatch, wrote Sen.
stor Sherman to secur an indication OF
their prospects, and The Senator replies
that he is quite willin TO assist in secur-
ing such building to Columbus, and that
ho considers il the strongest case now
pending for new building.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-02-24


The fight about districting Ohio for
congressman is already "on" although,
Congress has not yet passed the appor.
tionment bill. The trouble is there are
more candidates than districts. One plan
soems TO have many Adherents, which com
mences the districts at Cincinnati, and
yans up the river instead OF the old way
oi running up the western border Of tn.
State. This plan places MS in the 7tl
District, composed Of the counties Of Mon
noe, Belmont, Harrison, Jefferson and Chr
roii. Tuscnrawas county now has a Re
publican Representative, and lie wants
Tuscarawas In Republican Distriet, and
snggess the old 18Th District. IL being the
so-called Reservoir oi genius" where &c
many Justices Of the Peace and oihel
great men were cradled. - Cudiz Sentinel.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-02-24
A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat should

A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. eglecl frequently results in an
ton. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRO-
CHEs does not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups aud balsams, but act directly
on The innamed parts, ailaying irritation,
giverelie in sihmn, Bronchitis. Coughs,
Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
singers and Public Speakers are subject
to. Par ,hiity years Browns Bronchial Troches
have been recommended by physicians. and
have always giren perfect satisfaction. Hav-
nearly an entire generation, they have stained
well. meriied rank among the lew staple reme-
dies oi the age. Sold at 20 cents a box every
where, 3QzL
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-02-24
The STYLES are a. follows /:

Ine Styles are AZ IOllOWs.
A Holder finished in hard, tet-
black Japan, which i very beautiful.
A Lpcqncred White Holder, with
fnlsh M ire durable and brillisnt than nickel.
aud having much the appearance of silver.
A Brass Holder, burnis u, lAcquered
and flnis In the mos, elegant and artistic
manner.
! also make, in the above styles. Holder with
fitting Top. that plates the Dictionary on
an incline when open, butsheriznn- :
tally when closed. II handles the book
as though 1t were ALI
The lirst Holders ever mgnufa 'turcd had
stationary inclined tops. but soon ceg sed max
Kept permantentiy on "a sianing
surface Will rack and settle ali out
This difficulty Is now overc ome
In the TiItIng Holder, as the book rests
on an incline only when II y open:
The cost of making the Tiling Top Holder Ia
| considerably more than the common one, and
nccessitatcs It's being nIld at an advanced price.
However, this should be no obstacle to It's In
reduction, as the other is sold very low--lower,
Indeed, than u would be were ! now to make
the price. nxcd II worry low In the first place;
ments have becn d d ded, the Price has
j guarantee that the Wire Of
is perfect, and will not break.
The finish ofihc various styles Is also Pc
feet, and challenges the adihirntion
Full nnd explicit Instructions for
putting together and operating accompany cash
| Holder.
| PlsuCBS.
| JAPASsED, Grcgulal, so 90 each. With Tililng
| Top, S3 90 each.
WnirE tisIsu. Iresularl. SO 90 each. With
| riltlng Top. 81 90 each.
Brass, with Tilting Top, SO 90 each.
| ATTACHMENTS, lJapann0d or Whitel 30 cents
| per pair, or 20 cents each.
| The regular size OF tho Dictionary Holder fits
| the edition of Webster copyrighted In 1874. aud
OF ofWorcester copyrighted In 1910, as well as any
edition OF either since published. Previous edi
tions were smaller, and Holders for them mus
be specially ordered,
The Holder Is alsO very desirable q
Tor Hibles, Albums and other la rye
| books, not exceeding in size 12xif
inches. Special sizes are made &c
order.
Especial attention Is eslled to the Lacqueret
White Holder. the Gnish OF which consists OF
heavy neal plating that Is isexceedingly attractive
and VIII withstand any amount OF rough usage.
Tho 'Tlting Holder, In Its yarlcus STYLES, 4
also extremely desirable.
Nv. MOVES.
OO and i0l West Monroe ST.
Chicago, Illinois
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-02-24

Napoleon Signal: We publish this week
the text Of two important bills introduced
into the Senate by Hon. ]. d. Nortor.
Ths one in regard 10 abandoned railroads
10 especially important. and should be pass
cd by all means. Trunk line railroads
should not be permitted to buy up roads
and then refuse to build them, or permit
others to do so. IilColonel Norton should
be successful In securing the passage OF
this bill, he will have done the State MI
important service and deserve we'll Of hi.
constituency.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-02-24

A member OF the New York Legislature
proposes that all children under seven
years of age shall travel free on railways,
steamboats,, omnibuses and all ethcr vehi.
clcs OF transportation managed by COM
panies chartered under the laws OF New
York, or having lines within that State.
It is also proposed that children between
seven and fourteen years Of age shall be
charged holifarc. The motive given for
the measure 10 that Of nffording children
better facilities for attending school.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-02-24

A Springfield Qll.) man has sert 81 900
to the State Journal, rs the foundation OF
fund to remunerate the Gaiteau Jury for
their loss OF time, and as recognition OF
their righ tenns verdict. A nd nm enter
prising tailor in Atchison, Kan, adverlis.
es his business by making suisof clothes
for each Of the dozen, and thus The good
work will go on advertising and real phil.
anthroPy mixed.s
A census bulleton just issued gives some
interesting facts as to the nativity of the
l43, ,063 inhabitants of MOrmondom, Utah
OF this number 99, 059 ARE natives of the
United Statss (s0,S47 Of Uiah) and AZ, ,994
foreigners. OF tins number England con.
tributes 1864, ireland 1921 and Germa
ny only 1885, Denmark contributes 1871
and Sweden $3.50. The Irish and Ger,
mans don't take much stock in Mormon
ism
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-02-24

The Garfield memorial service. will
take place in the Hall OF the Ho Use oi
Representatives Washington, Oh Mon
day, February 9Th. There is reat
rush for adj" ssion tickets. Only l,40O
seats can be made in the hall, and but
400 tickets will be issned. Mrs. Garfield
will be furnis he'd 25 tickets.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-02-24
A Car Load.

Taking 10000 ponnds as an average
load, the ordinary railroad freight car will
hold: Corn, 400 bushels, barley, 4OC
bushels; oats. 800 bushels; rye, 400 bushels
wheat, 425 bushels; bran, 1000 bushels
faxseed, $50 bushels; apples, $50 bushels
potatoes, 4S0 bushels; whisky. 60 barrels;
salt, 20 barrels; lime, 20 barrels; -four, 9C
barrels; -four, 200 sacks; cattle, Is head;
hogs, 80 head; sheep, so head; hard wood
cords; soft wood, 7 cords; solid boards
5000 feet; shingles, 10000; hard lumber
10000 feet; green lumber, $4,000 feet; joist
scnniling and large lumber, 1000 feet.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-02-24

Fred Newbur threatens that II the
prosecution against him is pushed ms it
can not aow we'll help being, he will make
the climate very sultry for number of
present and past. State officials, who, he
intimntes, are MS deep in the mud MS he is
in the mire.