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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-03-03
LATEsf nv TELEPHoNE.

Mrs. Addison Smith is visiting relatives
at LeMoyne.
Mrs. DR.. NJ. NJ. Hatfield OF Toledo, was
in town Wednesday.
We hear that Mrs. Adelia Cook arriv.
ed home from Florida yesterday.
DR.. Higgins and Abel Comstock, Of
Bowling Green, were In town Wednesday.
Mr.. j. II. Pierce has rented his farm
and will soon remove back TO his homes
stead in town.
We understand that Mr.. Callie B. Nc.
Knight has secured position as opera.
tor In Texas, and started yesterday for
the sunny climate.
Mr.. Chester X. Norton, having got tired
OF cooking and keeping 'bachelnr's hall,
has sent for his family, and Mrs. Norton
expects to start for Fort Wayne tomorrow.
Quite delegation of Northern Light
Lodge, +. & A. NJ, of South Toledo, at
tended the specir' communication of
Phoenix Lodge on Monday eve, to witness
Johnny Merry ride the goat.
Mr.. L. G. Wilson returned 10 labor with
the Messrs. Neuhausel Brothers, Toledo,
on Tuesday morning, after q leave of
absence OF several weeks, with health con.
siderably improved. The farm, with no
snow and green pasture all winter, is just
the place to winter these city chaps.
Col. F. johnson arrived from the Sol.
diers' Home on Saturday night, hale and
hearty, and was seen Sunday wandering
around the burnt district, apparently lost
since the sheds and the familiar sign oi
"Fresh Fish" have been removed from
view. He says Capt. Furey, Of the Home
will make short visit with friends here
| in the near future.
Capt. A. r. Chnpney returned home or
Sunday night, from n five weeks tour il
Texas, considerable improved in health
and full of information concerning the
Lone Star ate. He was we'll pleased
with the country, and especially the eli
mate. He met number Of old friends
among whom we're Major Lem S. Powell
Everett L. Smith, and ]. H. West.
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NEW WHITE GOODS,
Lowest prices at
NEUHAUsEL Bios.
Light About ihe House We Live in

Light About the House We Live In
L. the title of n book we find OH our table.
"The house we live in" means our body,
aud eight" means knowledse OF its plysiol.
ogical structure and condition in health
and disease. The little book gives great
deal of Eight" on diseases of the lungs,
aud points out n successful method of
treating Consumption, Asthma, Catarrh,
Bronchitis, Bleeding from the Nose, Stom-
ach, and Lungs, and kindred maladies OF
the respiratory structure by the use o in
hal'ng vapor remedies, instead of swa llow-
ing medicine into the stomach where they
can he of no benefit to the lungs. This
difference in practice is the inspiration of
the book.
Any one afflicted with any OF the above
named diseases can get copy of this in
teresting and nicely illustrated little work
by sending ten cents in postage stamps to
the author, DR.. N. B. Wolfe, No. LAG
Smith Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
DIR. Wolfe is an old Citizen of Cincin-
natl, hns been treating diseases of the
Nose, Throat, and Lungs, erelusireiy for
twenty-five years, and is well known
throughout the country rs the author OF
"Medical Common Sense" book of rare
value to any one afflicted with disease Of
the lungs, copy of which he will send to
any address for twenty-five cents in pos.
tHge STAMPS
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TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT.
BDrTED BY pRRRYsBuRo w. c. t. U.


The following touching incident, which
we clip from an exchange, is worthy Of be-
Ing preserved in letters Of gold:
A young man, who had been reclaimed
from the vice of intemperance, was called
upon to tell how he was led to give up
drinking. He arose, but looked for mo.
ment very confused. All he could Ay
was, "The little shoes, they did it," With
a thick voice, as II his heart we're in his
throat, he kept repeating this There was
stare of perplexity en- every face, and at
length some thoughtless young people be-
gan to litter. The man, In all lis embar.
iassment, heard this sound, and rallied at
once. The light came into his eyes with
flash he drew himself up and address.
ed the audiences the choking went from
his throat.
Eyes friendr,' he saij, in voice that
cut its way clear as deep.toned bell, "wlat
ever you may think Of 1t, I've told you the
truth-the little shoes did it. was u
brute and fool; strong drink had made
me both, aud starved me into the bargain
suHered-I deserved to suffer ;abut did
not suffer alone--no man does who has a
wife and child--fur the women get the
worst snare. Dut am no speaker 10 en-
large on that Pll stick to the little shoes
l saw one night when | was all but done
for--the saloon.kecper's child holding out
her feet to her father 10 look at her fine
new shoes. 1t was u simple thing but, my
friends, no fist ever struck me such blow
rs those little new shoes They kicked
reason into me. What reason had to
clothe others with tineries, and provide
not even coarse clothing for my own, but
let them go bare? And there outside was
my shivering wife, and blue. chilled child,
on bitter cold Christmas Eve. l took
hold OF my little one with grip, and saw
her feet Men fathers If the lit lc shoes
smote me, how must the feet have smote
me? put them, cold as ice, to my breasi
aud they pierced me through. Yes,lh little
feet walked right into my heart, and away
walked my selfishness. l had trifle ol
money left bought loaf OF bread and
then pair oil shoes. never tasted any
thing but a bit OF bread all the next day
and went to work like mad on Monday
and from that day have spent no more
money at the public house.
"Thals all I've got to say-it was the lit
| tie shoes that did it,"
Could there be more powerful temper
ance lecture than this?
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mo,hers, Mo,hersi Mothers!

Are you disturbed at night aud broken OF your
rest by sick child suffering aud crying with
the excrucialing pain OF cutting teeihf II so'
20 at once and get q bottle OF MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II viii relieve
tbs poor little sufferer Observation-Disclosures up
on il, there is M mistake abouiit. There is NOT
a mother on earth who has ever used u, who
will not tell you at once that u viii regulate .he
bowels and give rest to the mother. and relief
aud health TO tho child, operating like magic.
II is perfectly safet TO use in all cases, and pleas
ant 10 the taste, aud 10 the prescription OF one
OF the. oldest female physicians and nurses In
the United States. Sold everywhere at 20
| csuts bottle.
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FIRE NEAR GRAND RAPIDS.

The dwelling OF Robert Hannah, 2!
miles east Of here, was discovered OH fire
this afternoon, about 8 o'clock. The fire
had burned through the west gable end
before it was discovered and when help
arrived it was impossible to get into the
chamber, but by prompt action of the
neighbors nearly everything below stairs
was saved. His barn and out buildings
were saved only by the most persistent
effort. The house was insured in the Con-
tinental of New York. Us. b.
March l, 1882.
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1882.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

Always varied, always GO ID, always i'm.
proving. g."-CHARLEs FKAsCIs ADAhs, Jr.
H~per's Nayusiie, the most popular illustra..
ted periodical in the world. begins its sixty
fourth volume with ihs December number. I
represents what is best in American literature
and ART and it's marked success in Eng land
where it has already a circulation larger than
that NJ any Englisl nagasins of the same ciass
has brought intn its service the most eminent
writer's nj artists of Great Britain The forth.
coming volumes for 1882 will in every respect
surpass their predecessors.
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OF Interest TO BusInsss Men.-We
havepnrchased the right for Wood County of
ID. r Reynolds Patent Metallic Stationery a nd
ook inder. We hav ,g,n3 VARIETY of the
covers on hand, and ats few cents extra cost
overthe price of Daper and printing we can
furnish all kinds of Blank Work and Station
cry in neat AID substantial binding on the
shortes possible notice. We can bind . 5oek
h two minutes with this invention. Call and
IA inc styles and prices
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All trains arriving in Toiedo, via other lines,
MAKE c!"ss connections with the South bonnd
trains of the Columbus, Hockirg Valley d
Toledo Railway.
rruias will arrive and dspartfrom Toiednst
Cstsmbus, Hooking Valley L. Toledo Railway
Csmpany's Depot, Submit Street.
W. II. HARRISON, GenI Ticket Agent.
q. a. CARR. Gen'I Supt.
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MAR IsIED.

WESTERN-WALLACE.-At the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, near Roach
ton, ON Thursday evening, March ID,
1882, Mr.. THOMAS WESTERN, of Au-
gusta county, Virginia, and Miss ELLA
WALLACE, Of Roachtcn.
The presents on this Occasion were
numerous and very fine. The happy
couple left OH the train this morning for
short trip in Southern Ohio, and will
carry with them the best wishes Of many
friends.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-03-03

A Lady's Wish. .-"oh, how do wish my
skin was as clear and soft as yours" said a la
dy to her friend. "You can easily make II so -
answ cred the friend. IIow?" inquired the first
lady. "By using Hop Biuers. that makes rich
blood aud blooming health. 1t did tfor me as
you observe" Read OF ii Cairo Bulletin.
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A Holder finished in hard, Jet.
black Japan, which is very teau,iiuI,
fin lsh more durable and brilliant than nickel,
and having much the appearance OF silver.
Brass Holder, burnisaei, lacquered
and finished In the mos; elegant and artistic
manner,
also make, in the above styles. Holder with
Tiiting Top, that places the Dictionary on
tally when closed. 1t handles the book
as though 1t were alive.
The first Holders | ever mqnufa ,turcd had
stationary inclined tops. but soon ceeset max
ing them. as l found that Dictionary
Kept permanently ON "a sianting
surface will rack and settle all out
This difficulty is now overc ome
In the TilIing Holder, as the book res.s
on an incline only when it is open.
The cost of ofmaking the fitting Top Holder is
considerably more than the comm one, and
necessitates It's being slld at an advanced price.
However, this should be no obstacle TO its in
troduction, the other Is sold very loy-lower.
indeed, than IL would he were | now to make
the price. dNed livery low in the first place;
me uts have been added, the price has
OF been increased.
I. guarantee. that the Wire Of
w IN ch the Holders arc now ma de
ispcrfect, and will not break.
The finish ofthe various styles is also per
feet, and challenges the adihirahon
Full and explicit Instructions for
putting together and operating accompany cash
| Holder.
PRICES.
JApASNyp, Iregnlal, 50 90 each With Tilting
| Top. So o each.
WHIrR FINISH, lresularl. 81 90 each. With
| Tilting Top, "a 90 each.
| Brass, with Tiltng Top. SO 90 each
| ATTACHMENTS, lJapannod or Whitel 80 cents
per pair. or % cent? each
! The regular Size Of the Dictionary Holie- fits
| the edition of Wobs cnpyriehte in 1854, and
of Worcester copyrighted in 1869, as well as any
edition Of either since pub ished, Previous ell
| tions were smaller. and Holder. for them must
| be spec ally ordered.
The Holder is also very desirub BILE
| for Bibles, A buns and other LA rye
books, not exceeding in size I2xt8
inches. Special sizes are made TO
| order.
Especial attention is cs'ed to the Lacquered
White Holder. the finish OF which consists OF a
heavy me al plating that Ia exceedingly attractive
and Will Withstand any amount of rough Usage.
The I'ilting Holder. In its various styles, 10
also extremely desirable.
l.. w. MOVES
~ and l0l West Monroe ST.,
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Ooaneotionsi Al Toledo with diverging roads
for all points East, West and North.
Hoigsts, Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad.
Dsiphos, Pittsburg n Wayne e. Chicago K n. 4.
Enterprise, @ v W & y. l. n r.
DsoAtur, Grand Rapids 4 indianapolis r r.
Bluff,ou, Fl wayne Muucie q Cincinnati r.
Marisn, r @ & 81 l., audCW An r.
Kokomo, p & O and r O 4 st L n.
Oeiina, l. K q W q r..
Ooviug ugton, p q Il St n.
Saltwater junction, p O 4 st l. r n.
Dayton. with roads diverging, for all points
East, West aud South.
T. A. PHILLIPS. Geu'I Manager.
T.w. LiPPINC0TT, gep'l Pass. gent,
W. s, MATTHIAS, Asst 0su1 Pass. Agt
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For Sale.-A nice new Bolt Rack, also
seventy.fve to one hundred shelf boxes
suitable for hardware or seed store.
G47c1 q. l.. Hunt.
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DR.. Dr.Kcnnedy-Would X have II understood
hat, while he is engaged in the introduction of
his medicine, "Favorite Remedy" he still
continues the practice of his profession, but
confines himse II exclusively to ofiice practice.
He treats all diseases aud performs all the
minor and capital operations of Surgery.
gical cases,) by sending a statement of theiI
case, ,can be treated at home. Address
DR.. d. Kennedy,
2b RoDdout, MY.
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Electricity.-By an oversight we omit
ted to make mention last week OF the en-
tertaining and instructive lecture deliver
ed by Prof. j. II. Williams at Centennial
Hall on the Friday night previous. Prof.
Williams has made a special study Of this
subject for some years past and is thor
ough'y conversant with and handled the
subject in n manner that was both enter
tanning and instructive. He exploded
the generally accepted theory that Benja-
min Franklin was the dlscoverer OF electri.
ity, and with his apparatus, secured for
making numerous practical tests of the
power and usefulness of electricity. show
ell that il would be difficult or next to
impossible to make the electric light use.
ful for domestic Use.
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BLACK SILKS,
See prices Mt
NEUHAUsEL Bros.

Grand Musical Entertainments
little band Of Temperance Cleaners have
made arrangements with the celebrated
Jameson Family for grand concert at
tl,e Town Hall, on Tuesday evening next,
March 7th. We are assured that this
family are excellent musicians, and that
the concert will be frst.class. Give them
full house on this occasion. The net
proceeds go to the charity fund OF the
Cleaners Temperance Union. Admission,
25 cents, children, 10 cents.
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Music.-We have just received from
Saalfeld's Music Store, 775 Broadway,
New York, the February number Of the
SAALFIELD TEN CENT LIBRARIES. These
series OF monthly publications of VIII ich
the subscription price ia only one dollar,
(i2 nnmbers), single numbers 10 cents,
are revolutionizing the music business.
Think of buying l6 pages of the hest
music for ten cents 1t is wonderful
The number just received contains "Presi-
dent Ar.hurs Grand March," a beautiful
baritone solo, "Bring My Hero Home
and several other popular pieces. Other
numbers contain the Gobb'e Duett iron,
the "Mascotte." "Garield's Funeral
March" arrangements from "Ollivette,'
"Billee Taylor" and ether operas. The
March number will contain complete
Potponrri of "Patience" Send 10 cent,
for sample copy. or still better, 81 for s
years subscrIption for this wonderful
cheap publication TO the publishers, Mr.
r. A. Ssaie!d, IT'S Broadway. New York
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For Rent.-A small tenement, with
barn and good garden lot. Will be
rented at reasonable figures. Call on c.
c. TAYLOR.
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1852.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harpers Weekly stands at the head Of A met.
lean illustrated wesyly Journals. By its I'm.
PARTISAN positinh IN I"iitics, its admirable u.
lustrations. its carefully chosen serials, ahott
stories, sketches, and poe ms, contributed by
the foremost artists and authors ot the day. ID
carries instruction and entettaihtneht 10 thous.
ands oI American h. mes.
II will always be the aim Of the publiahsrs 10
make H"rpers Weekly the most popular and at.
trac,ive family newspaper 10 the world.
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Grand Closing Out sn,e.-I will clos

Grand Closing Out Snle.-I will close
out my entire stock, consisting Of dry
goods, groceries, boots and shoes, hats
and caps, sewing machines, and notions,
AT COSrl Euerything 10 be sold within the
nert 80 days. Call at the New York
Store and be convinced that this is no
hnmbug. q. A. KREps.
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For Saie,--Tbree young thoroughbred
Ayershire bulls. For particulars address
T. E. Wight, Millbury, Ohio. AID
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TABLE LINENS,
New designs at
NEUHAusEL Bios.

Broke Jail.-The man who gave his
name as Chester Adams, the same de-
scribed by our Grand Rapids correspond
ence two weeks ago as having broke into
the house OF Jacob Walter while the
family were at church, and for which he
had been sentenced by Judge Dodge to
is months in the penitentiary, broke jail
at Bowling Green on Monday morning.
Refore daylight he broke the lower hinge
to his cell door which enabled him to
press il out sufficient to enable him TO
crawl out under the bottom OF the door.
He then hid himself in the privy and
awaited for the Sheriff to bring in the
coal and water in the morning. When
these were brought IN he followed the
Sheriff out in his stocking feet, set down on
the steps and put his shoes on, and then
struck for liberty.
Fifty dollors reward was offered and
detectives, on loot and on horseback,
started in every direction. The prisoner
was caught in Miami, the same after
noon, by the Marshal Of Maumee, and
just few moments before Will McCarty.
who hnd traced him all the way from
Bowling Green, would have laid his hands
on him. FIX Sheriff Henry called OH the
Marshal Tuesday. paid the reward and
returned with the prisoner to Bowling
Green, after which Judge Dodge added
three and half years mcre to his sen.
tence, making 1t five years in the penilen-
tiary.
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Advertised Lcttors.-The following let
ters remain unclaimed in the postofice at Perrys
burg, o., for the month OF February 1882:
Mrs Molly johnson, r. II, Mason,
Auton Ronau, John Sullivan,
Frank Smiley, r. Taylor.
Chas. Wilson, Thos. w. Yales,
Persons callizg for any of above letters will
ploase say "hdYertiaed." Q. FINKnEINHR, 2. NJ.
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G. w. MUNsON, ID. ID. s.,
DID NTIST,
is7 7sUMMIT ST., TOLEDO, o
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the Nbmbers far June and December of each
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Toledo, DelphOs & Burlington R.R.
THE DELPHOs ROUTE.
New Through Line Between the
EAST, WEST AND SOUTH.
Took Eject February 81, 1882.

IAu trains now run by Columbus time.
aOJsa sournwEsr. ooisa koHTHEAsT.
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Orange County, FIorida.-Mr. chas.

Orange County, Florida.-Mr. Chas.
G. Adams, who left here aud located in
Orange county, Florida, in the spring of
1876, and has not taken time to visit
home since, sends So to renew his sub
scripiion to the JOURNAL, also some in-
formation concerning some OF our Wood
county people that have recently located
in that county. He says:
"We haze succeeded in sticking several
of Wood couniy's energetic citizens down
here in Orange county. The following
gentlemen from Tontogany have put their
foot into ii: Messrs. Geo. Reed, r. l..
McColley, Geo. II. Dowler and Arthur E,
Allen. They all purchased land in this
immediate vicinity and are hard at work
getting the ground ready for the oranges.
Mac, owing to the close proximity of
several large gators to his prospective
orange grove, is little ahead from the
fact that alligators make first class
fertilizer for orange trees. Mac, think
is little scarry al times, for fear the ALI
gators may get the start of him oil the
fertilizer question, but he wouldn't ac-
knowledge it,
Mr.. Schuls, Auditor of D. & NJ. r. R.,
who Ia located at Cincinnati, paid this
section flying visit. He appeared well
pleased with the country and the attract
ions OF our charming gentler sex, partic.
ularly those met with under adverse cir
cumslances. The DIR. is well and | will
add, happy. His spaiient is Improving fast,
and unless the DIR. has relapse, which
will only be occasioned by removal OF pat
lent, | predict complete cure"
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New Seed Direct From The Grower.
The attention of Market Gardeners, Florists
and Dealers is called to the great Inducements
the Mohawk Valley Seed Gardens offer n seeds
for the trade. The proprietor. informs us that
large quantities Of both Vegetable and Flower
seeds are grown there and sold direct to the
trade. Home grown Onion and Cabbage seed
a speciality. Samples 10 test, for q three cent
stamp.
Trial Box "a" contains one packet each Of
Cabbage, Carrot, Celery. Onion and Parsnip
valued at rs cents, and sent free TO test for 10
cents. Wholesale Catalogue sent free 10 the
trade. sample copy Of his beautiful FLORAL
AND GARDBN IssTRUoroR. sent free, or with
packet Of choice vegetable or flower seed 10
test, for q three cent stamp.
Address A. @. NsLLIs. CanaJoharie, MY.
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HARpER'S Fra NKLIN SQUARE Ill
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Postage free to aR snbse. it.rs IN dc gn;.d
.States and C,nada.