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National Republican., 1883-08-07
A Scene of Human Degradation.

Mrs Scott-Stevenson, in her "0n Summer
Seas" gives the following account of a Rus
sian pilgrimage to the shrine of st. Nicholas
ut Bari, in Italy: "They were all dressed In
kind of uniform, the man in gray, barefooted,
with stats flung over their shoulders, on
which were tied bundles of clothes and pair
of boots; the women wore blue serge skirts
gray jackets and red handkerchefs around
their heads, and, like the men, carried
bundles, with water bottle and tin mug,
on their backs. They were all slowly
crawling up the steps with bleeding
knees and torn, travel stained garments,
muttering endless prayers and litanies as
they toiled upward. On entering the church
l saw n shocking sight, so painful that hesi-
tate to describe it. Four pilgrims were on
their knees, with their heads bent to the
ground in the most unnatural attitude, their
eyes shut, and the swollen veins standing out
like cords in their crimsOned foreheads. A
man walked by the side of each, holding one
end of a handkerchief while the wretched
penitent held the other, and was thus guided
along the pavement. For a few seconds we
did not realize what was taking place, but as
they crawled onward we noticed four marks
like dark ribbon behind them, and ii dawned
on us that they were actually licking the floor.
And such a floOr Thousands of only half
civilized human beings had been in the church
since daybreak, as the tainted atmosphere
but two plainly showed. For over eighty
yards those wretched creatures kept their
tongues on the rough pavement, over every
pollution that came in their way. We were
chained to our seats by horror and disgust
and in spite of ourselves stayed till they at
last reached the altar steps and were per-
mitted TO rise. Their faces haunt me still
the small cunning eyes turning stealthily
toward us, and as hastily turned away; the
half shamefaced half ferocious look; the
coarse dirt smeared features, the matted
heads Of hair, and the lolling, lacerated
tongues bleeding over their chins, And these
were fellow creatures, these benighted
wretches looking like sacred wild beastsl
Wrat religion can that be which permits
such a frightful exhibition, such loathsome
scene OF human degradationW
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-31
29Sehenfliehe Sllimcfs 8feafe-Behiaens.

3nfoIge ri!dt Der Gl Utubot in 3tuei Seer
baufen n0roIi6 se9en DongoIa nn6 oltIi3
9egeu Sennaar Dor.
Rerite.
SIN CHIHUAHUA atpilden BarraI uno
BartopitoS lit Wlihael Brennan, Der etIe
beoeutenbe Summe GeIoeS bel ii6 bate,
uebit leinem Oieusr Gamon q. Stetpart
ernloroet IporoeH.
9as neue 3olgeies, ueI6eS ben Sdub
unb Die 6ebung Der eiHbeimilhen Sdiflz
fdbrt be3tDedt, betptQigt cine 3ouermGBIz
atn9 Don 2 Bro3ent fir alIe 8aaren, iuel7
che auf merifanti6en Sbifen eingeflbrt
tuer6en. uuo bon 8 Brosnt fir lolhe aiiaz
tide 0anoelstpaaren, tpet6e auf re9eIm6=
Eigen 0umprerIiHieu mad Der paciftl6en
settle beforoert tperoen.
Gtner Nnfiinoigung Der megifanilden
Te9ierung sufolge beiteben teine Qlbmas
dunsen il6er cine llmtpanoelune Der Sdulz
ben Wterifo'S oil Die eugttl6en 0lGubi9er.
GGoamcriEa.
Die argentinil6e Gesierung ftebt I'M Be
grill, CUR Soroerlng oe5 DttcntlldeN linz
1erridt5 in ben BroDinsen l1D sur Grrldlz
tuug bon 300 SdulgebGuocn 9tatioual5
S1abl1eine iiber 1000, 900 Dollars als@
;ugebel.
8dbren6 ser Gbriitnaht>N i'm Sems
pie DC Conception perurio1te Seuerldrm
cine Eanif; bod fam NiemallO babel Inn
bus &ebtn.
gGuSIdnoif6eS gIRerIsi.
= Ser beutid)e 8ptidaiter in 0fom bat
Dem Siirgerlneiiter bon &pm bic Butte oeS
Oeutiden Gronprinaeu nit einem SaifS
lhrctben fit Den oielcm bereiteten GnpTa11g
ilberienoet.
- Der &6nig 6umbert bat, Ben
9Siinlben bes Yapltes Jte6nung trageno,
Darein 9etutIigt, baB bGS @rGbmaI fir
NiCtor emanuel IN Der Gapelle oe5 Fnl1z
rbeons 1nltatt III oellen Witte errthtet
tpcroe.
IS. s. 8rano 1T einmitbig 5u Srdits5
benton oeS Sranie1 TreiltaateS 1pteoer ge5
tpGbIt porbcH.
= 0ie jiioilde S6uIe un6 Spudqoge 1T
Der goritaot @aIata lit abgebranut, uno
fiinf5eDn SdIlsr iino in Sen TIamnter lm17
gcfortnen.
- Gin neues 9[nar6ilten78 latt, neIdeS
ben Namen pGrpIofion" fiibrt, lit bier err
l6Ienen.
= Die 6auptm1nnin in Der 6eilsarmee,
Gli;abeth Start, lit BON ben Scb0roeI 0Hr7
geforoert tuoroen, Mnuer3IgIi6 Die Staot 5u
uerIailcn.
= Das 8anfbaus @bisIain @abn, Saint
bin & Orion bat Die :3ahlungen elllgelteut.
Die STANDARDIZATION b~elaufeI lt1 auf
$2,000,O00.
= Sine Trau Namens gan6erIinSen 1T
in QeDoen anf bic Bei6uloi9ung Derbaftet
iporOeH, i'm 2auie Der Iebten Sabre Is Yers
ionen, taft ale ibrer eigenen 6a1niIie ansez
b0ria, nergiftet su babsn. Sic bate oaS
Qeben tbrer Opfer periibert uno mad benz
Gooe bic BerliderungSiumne eitgeitrihen.
Sic bat li6 Der 9bat l6ulDig befdnrt.
QSte man uermutDet, bat le ibre etgelel
fiiuf Sinoer Dtr9iftet.
= Der ruliti6e @ensral &antafusin lit
sum buI9aril6en Srie9sminilter ernannt
tporoel.
= 9tad elmer telssrapbildett WfittbeiIung
Der &e9ieruH9 bon 9atti Oil eeren 9cianoz
tel bat SSerelnie fapituIirt uno SacneL un0
Ytiragoane liIIb I'M Segriff, Oaiielbs- gu
tbun. Wiiragoale bat bereit5 bic Stapitus
lation nabgelIdt.
Der 9tabid)a BON &olapur lit g%sitorben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-31
StaOt GbtGagO.

Serr @eorg 8iGert, GemeraI=
2I0ent 1tno GOrrcipOuoent Der Suis
uois Sta0tS SettnuS, beInd1t
8c0enlu6rttg Die EtaGten Georgia.
NIcrtoa, Ni0bamG. &OuiTana,
GeraS, oic Snicl Cuba (&apaWna)
uno WeCicO.
1tnicr Neent 9err 9. g. SObm6e
berttH 9cgemtUdrti9 GattforMiem,
CreOon, MalbinatOu Serritorv,
utah, WyOmin8 Mmo SoabO.
1tniere NetienOem beiMG)en 0cGen=
tD6rtiG fol9cn0e StGateH:
SEER @cnrD @t8GcrS SO@a 1nS
&auia9-
Serr @. 8. 0epperte GATE 1tnS
GOot COUNTY, SatnCiS.
3err Serntamn 0e6er NMin0tS.
&err Wobert Gbet WtinnciOt0 ttMO
@iScOnin.
&err col. Ssetpman Snoiana mno
SbtO.
0err Sbaoc 0rirortMien, Nes
hr0Sfa, Montan0 unto 0afOtG.
S5erC SbcOOOre Yintber GOIOs
f0OO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-31
Gin aroRer Sanferott.

Gtit ettoa g eSabreu tpuroe in Dem fiinfs
it0di9en 0ouie 9fo. 145 Stateltr. uD1 Der
6irn1a 6. u. Gputant & so. Elm @alan>
terieS uno Wonepaaren9eiddft 1T groBc
0rtigltem WaBitabe betrieben hn6 Die QlGn~
5enoen 8ertaufSlGle, in oenen it'd sumal
iu6breno Der MsibnadtsSeit 9unoerte BON
SGufern brGngten, lieBen oarauI l6lieBen,
oaB bic Sirma ausgeset6nete 9el6Gfte
made.
9arum erregteO onneritaeg1admittas sic
&unoe, baB Die Snbaber oer6irma, @barle5
u. goutant, Sames Wrigbt uno @rtbur
M. Wtlburg, sablMugSunfGbig leien uno
cine 9teiDe uou S6uloidetnen, melde
lefortiger 3tpdn9spouitredung unterItegelt,
nusgeltelt bdtteu, iooaB Der SDeriff baS
@eiddft babe l6IieBen muilen, augemeine
lleberrai6uug.
SIM 3aufe beS Ifa6mittags batten Die
Nopofaten Grattp, abbott & Sobuiou bier
ySuo9mentnoten" i'm Superiorgeri6t ein7
gereid)t unD Oielelbelt bon einenl Jti6ter fir
pOuitredEngsfdbig ertlGren Iaiien. Die
betr. @lGubiger iparen: q. g.. Gage &
So, $19,384.93 uno $9,92O.36; Sobn
Gbompipu, $5.363.54 uno Sobn 9. Sar7
iueU, $1,978.22, B.. B.. III Sumln1
81 ,646.9j. Die 0elammt>8 er binoLi3feiz
ten lolen circa 100000 bstrageu.
SbertnS9ebulfe Burfe erbielt Die 8apiere
eiNgebG1oigt llo l6lob oa5 Wel6dft.
StebDaber oeS feimjtem saIpator
TlaiGen=S tereS WOucn ibrc Bcttels
IMt0ctt brett an ole GOnraO SeipN
9rcWin8 Co., Chicago ienOeN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-31
W~anferotte.

Sine ganss gtsibs bon @si6aftSleuten
aler Nrt, iueId)e, freilid pereebliG, i6re
Icgte 9offnun9 auf bas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
geieBt batten, mIbten lire 33ablu,1ge1t
einitelIen ooer bod iiG Die Bei6lagnabme
tbrer @aarenporratDe ourd Den Sberiff gsz
fallen Iaiien.
Sbenan itsbt Der 8Iei6erb6noIer Nlfreb
8snlol, pelder stuei Gei6Gfts, zines in
geo. PIG 2rder 9lpe. llnS elm anoereS in
SIo Gbicago on Der 90. StraBe bat. St
5eigte Dem Gountpgertdt leinen freis
ipiuigen Bancroft oil utlD trat leine Qftiea,
beren 0O9e no6 ni6t feltseiteat merben
fOn1te, III @ilialn q. @etbipeu ab. Benz
ion'S Sduloen betrogen $14,428.l3. gu
Sen @ldubigeru seb0reR Clement, 8aue &
So. GA, 700; Soiepb Durano $4,000 j;
Q. 81. SabIein & so. ($1,900) uno Spsb
8ros. & Marts ($1, 1897.
GbentalIs frsituilig lit Der 8anterott, SEN
Der Spis!uaarenbansIsr Ge0ppLS Qaas ppH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-31

SO. 232 9. 5aIltebfraBe i'm Gouutb.
geriGt an3eigte. Seine GbuIben b~eIalfen
ltd duf gesen $1,000 1ub Die QIttipa, peIde
er OIL Nopofat 9arrp Rubens abgetreteu.
m0gen ettpN $1,000 betrageu.
@egen gSiuiam Mno 2ouile Qoren,en.
tpeIde in $40. 800 Dipiiionitr. cine @lasz
tp~aarenbauolun9 bctreiben, tpur0e ortf
9Intrag Don SSSobanna Stod sic !3tpanass
noultre6un9 porgenommen tpegen ibrer
SSorOerlngeH BON 1884 lno beSm. $53:4.OS
0as 9elddft bes l0utmaders gbiIipp
Worris Don $50. 273 g. Glarfftr. tpuroe
bonn Sberilt aMf 9runo folgenoer SCRIBE
rungen gei6Ioiien: Eader, NtcDDnalb &
8liB, $176.50; Better S6mibt, 81, 100;
Soiep6 S6admann, $3.50.
9aS Naarenlager Des Yfan6Ieibers Nnz
6re NuoretpS, go. 322 Statsitr., puroe nit
Gei6lag beIeGt ipe9en Toroerungen i'm 8e=
TRACE Don $2608.33 uno be3w. $852.52,
ipelde bon Sacob jRubn uno Abrabam
Sranf aus9cfIagt tporoen tuaren.
MDolpD Z. EultS ln0 NrnaIie Srie6mann
lieben tpegen ihrer Wutbaben bon $1O29. 40
in0 beStp. $53S3.34 Die MaarenoorrGtbe
oe5 Observation-Disclosures 9enrp Jrieonlanu
bon yto. 203 &alOolp9itr. nit 8el6lag be-
lageu.
0aS ManrenIa9er 0es @laStDadrenDGn6>
lerS Seniamin q. 9apeS, 9to. 264 @. Dta7
bilonltraBe tpuroe auf Gruuo elmer Scribe
rung 9auio S9man's i'm 8etrage bon
$685. beidlagnabmt.
Gnblid) lteB Die Gbilipp 8eit'ide Sraue>
rel Das 9ager Der gn6srion Refrigerator
9iue & Solo Storage Go.", No. 1862.
StraBe tuegen ibrcS @utba6enS bon $287.
49 obpfdnoeH.
9ie 9oorb6n6Ier Garnum &. uuo 6attie
M. 9al. oeren @eiddftSIofal ii6 in PISS
State'traBe %befinbet, aeigteu Treitag 1tud.
mittag i'm Gountpgeribt i6ren freipiui9en
Banterott oil uno trnten ibre 2ttipa Gil
Sobn 8onner alb. Der Sadipalter Der
!6alI's. Nopofat q. 9. 8aIbiutn, tpar ni6t
ir1 Stanbe, Die @obe Ser 9lttiDa iub
4Saiiiua %ol3ugeben, ipar aber Scr WtciuuHg,
bnB beiOe Don unbebeutenber t906e ieten.
llebrigenS ioll e5 nid)t baS erlte 6aQtlles
ment iein, tpeIdeS jones Geiddft erIebt bat.
Seber Trsmbe fIblt IT'D su 5aule. tueru
er oas Noroisite @iu>G reisz MIeiosrgsz
iddft ton Donoorf Bros. betritt. 9Ort
miro nur mad Gdhter beutidet c6rIiher
2rt gebanoelt. Wterte it'd Gin SeOer gez
nau bic 2lorsiie, tps!de in Der Anaetg: 0ns
GcdebeI lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-31
0eri6meIsun0 stUeier 0crT6e:
rMm4SsOeicHIG1GftcM.

Die v6ome Sniurance Company" BON
Rep Ooyf miro pom l. SanIar 1884 an
ale Qol;csn ser Nmerican Sniurancs SO.
bon Chicago iiberncbmen un6 ueu perlidern
unb DaS Tarm> @eihdft Der Nmeriean auf
Der 6iSberi9en 0runolage 0ieler @eieuidaft
iortfiibrelI. 9err 6. s. Gurrier, SecretGr
Der ,.2lmcrican", tritt oils SecretGr oeS
SarmzO Departments Der Some Snlurance
SO. inter Der SberIeitung pon Oucat &
Gpon, ben biSberiAen 8etrieb5leitern 0eS
Weiteru>0 Departments Der 9onne", in oiele
0eieQlhait Elm. 9ie Bolice> Snbaber Der
v9lmerican" tpcr6en our6 ein Rapital Don
q UtiIionen Dollars Der vSome" gelid)ert
iein. Der @runD, tpeBbuIb bic sNmerican"
baS @eidldft %alf9iebt, lit in Der Sbdtiade
81 luden, oaB Die grOBeren @eleul6atten
it'd inuner Msbr auf Sas Sarm5G eidGft
perle9en unb nit ibrer 9rilnolid]en SrgG=
n~iiation unb Der Gr6Beren GrfabruilG ibrer
Yealnten u1o BetriebsLeiter ba5 @eid6ft
pro rata auf ieiner biIligeren SaliS flbren
tonnen, els Die fleinerelt 9eieui6aften.
Die vNmerican" tritt, pte mir b0ren, pDl5
itIn0tg sab~lungSfGbig aus Dem @ei6Gft
surilG uno Die MctionGre erteioen an ibren
Nctien ntdt ben %geringiteH 8erlult.
9ti6ts 1T cine before Iir9i9oit fir bic
gorsii9li6teit non Or. Bulls NuiteI Sprup,
ais Die Gntpfebluns o~eIlelben Don allen Mpoz
thpfpru
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-31
@erSmdet ,sto Sbr werSet itammett

WeriMGet 1tt0 SDt Wer9et ffAMnett.
ANAKESIS, oas weltberiibmte 0eilmitIel
Der granddaughter 9dtnDrrbOiOenz6 0Ae,
DOH DR.. s. Silsbee erfun0eu, bat Die tpulIs
berbariten 8Irelt bieles i6redli9en 2sibeuS
be3pedt unb 10000 Sanfbare Menl9en. Die
eS %aupanbteII, t0nuen Is be;eu9eH. UtIlter
nit gebraudSanpeiiun9 wer0en auf Ser
2416, New York, fret 5u9eididt. gu
Nitet eu1 DOT Ra9abmIn9en. 9l6tet baz
raul, baB bic Ilnterl DRIFT polt S. Silsbee,
NJ. D., iib ouf ieoer Seite Der S9a6tel be-
finoet.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-07-18
Tnn snIdlers Nniinnnl ,rnnlnn.

Extensive arrangements have been and
are still being made in Columbus for a
grand National Reunion OF ex soldiers and
sailors OF the war OF the rebellion, to be
held In that city from the 25th TO the 2Sth
OF the present month, inclusive. All rail-
roads leading 10 the city will carry those
attending nj reduced rates, and everything
indicates large attendance and good time.
Following is The general programme as
arranged for e,ch day:
First day, Tuesday, July Reception
OF comrads ex.soldiers and sailors' nsso-
ciations and NIL visiting organizations TO
he escorted TO their respective headquar-
ters by local military and reception COM
mittees. Distribution Of badges by badge
committee at headquarters, in Board Of
Trade room. Registration OF visiting com
RAIDS. Preparation for camp toward ev.
ening
Second day, Wednesday, July 25.--Reg.
mental, brigade, association, and general
and special reunions ut camp IN the morn
ing. In the afternoon, addresses OF well
come by Governor Foster and Mayor Wal.
eutt. Addresse5 by distinguished visitors
and commandant Of camp, General John
G. Mitchell. Reception of distinguished
guests, music by local and visiting bands,
vocal music by local and visitsng glee
clubs. Fireworks and special entertain-
ments in the evening.
Third day, Thursday, July 2G.-Grand
Army day, under direction Of G.. A. II.
Department OF Ohio.
Fourth day, Friday, July 27.-Grand
parade OF veterans in city at 10 A. NJ, pnss-
ing in review before President Arthur and
Cabinet, Governor Foster and staff, Cen
eral Grant, and other distinguished Cen
erals and visiting guests, preceded by local
and visiting artillery, cavalry, and infan-
try organizations. In the afternoon, grand
bicycle race at the lair grounds, and Her
nyama japanese day fireworks. Breaking
mp OF camp. Farewell. "liome. Sweet
Home"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-07-18
snc Kissed him for Ills Mo,ner.

In tue latter part Of July, 1861, l think
on Sunday morning, the writer hereof
found himself among many spectators rs.
sembled nt the depot Of the Northwestern
II. II. at Milwaukee, TO witness the depart
urc of the 9th Wisconsin for the seat OF war,
and was an amused witness of the follow
ing incident: Alles the soldiers had been
assigned places on The cars, and while
waiting for the signal of departure, n num-
ber had got of to exchange few last
words with sorrowng and weeping friends,
gathered 10 bid them goodbye. On one
OF the cars, stretched about half way oat
OF the window, was ono young fellow who
did not seem TO take the same view many
Of his companions did Of the situation, and
was disposed to treat it with considerable
lcviiy. Looking up the platform, he cspied
young lady, perhaps sixteen or seventeen
years Of nge, approaching. He waited
until she was nearly opposite him, when,
with n smile, he said i: "Say, Miss, won't
you kiss me tor my mother.p To his sur
prise, and the amusement of those who had
heard the question, with tears in her eyes,
she clasped both arms around his neck,
kissed him "for his mother" and he drew
back into the car and was seen no mo re,
while she continued on her way with the
consciousness, apparently, of having done
her duty MRwdukee Telegraph.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-07-18
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She WOnIdn't be n Nun.
From Dcmorest's Magazine.

A yonng lady in Montreal entered con.
vent in that city, but she soon tired of the
monoiony and petliness OF The dull life she
was leading She now wishes to be re.
leased from her VOWS, and the church re.
fuses, and under convent laws she will be
excommunlcaied il she enters the world
again without a dispenssiion from the
Pope. This is really matter in which
the civil law should interfere. In period
OF dependency and physical weakness,
such M frequently occurs in the lives Of
young women, they are peculiarly suscep-
tihle to abnormal religions Influences. Al
such times they enter conv,nls, a step
they room after very bitterly regret. They
hen become, without any crime, prisoners
ior lie. There should lie commission In
every Stale 10 make annual vslations of
all nunneries, ~ ~ TO see that no woman
IL kept ~ bonJage who desires TO live in
The world In which slie waH born. Moth.
ing is 70 cruel as life long imprisonment
IN II cherries nnnnery, Sliin out from the
love and sympathy of ones fellow beings.
No doubt many nuns find u relief from,
the monotony Of their life IN charilnb. Q
and religious work but all women shut
out from ties OF home. and doomed To live
without husband and children must suffer
from their unnatural isolatIon, and the
community should zee TO II that II they
should wish TO unshackle their bonds they
should be allowed to 90 free.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-07-18
A Novel Announcement.

We quote from the Gallipolls Bulletin
the announcement of the candidate for
sheriff, whicl, possesses, at least, the mer-
it of novelty:
EDITOR BULLETIN PLEASE announce
my name as a candidate for sheriff be-
fore the coming Democratic convention.
| hatter myself that / am possessed of
qualifications for this office that many
Democrats and Republicans may have
forgotten or do not know. am Just in
the prime OF liie, Six feet high, and afraid
of nothing III the world but woman,
am an industrious man; never was a
street loafer.i During the war l served
with honor to myself and Gallia county.
| eft" wherever there was anything to
fight and never received dollar for the
service. / was paroled on both sides, ar.
rested nine times, drafted once, impris-
oned many times ana robbed of $500 by
this glorious government which i fit to
save, and think that am entitled to some
consideration in the coming election. Ny
family connections are too numerous to
mention. / belong TO all the orders and
can poll the biggest vote OF any man in the
county, and ifnominated will stake hun.
dred dollars that am elected by a large
majority. What more can the people ask ?
Yours Truly.
Capt. w. X. s. HALL.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-07-18
Jes,iug ON nm Awful Subject.

We find the following remarkable para.
graph in the editorial columns of the
Christian al Work, a newspaper Of this ci
"'rhe Christian Register makes fun of the
declarations Of the Andover Creed upon
the subject Of everlasting punishment by
setting them 10 music. Our neiglibor eau
find other material for fun in Matthew
XIV, 3l.46. And suppose those declara-
tions OF Scripture do not furnish fun in
eternity? Get your fun where you can,
but remember he laughs best who laughs
last"
The Christian Register is Unitarian
paper; the Christian at Work belongs to
the Calyinistic school. And yet both treat
the awful subject of hell, of eternal pun
ishment, in that flippant way. On both
sides they make jest of it!
is evident that even the Calvinistic
paper has no serious belief in hell. 1t
treats eternal punishment as people often
do superstition ut which their reason
laughs, but which they are, after all, a
little afraid of in their hearts. They
know they are not any more likely 10
die within year il they dine with thr-
teen at the table than if they dine with
any other number, but they take pains
not TO get in dinner parties of thirteen,
and If by chance they are included in
one they feel very uncomfortable.
What the Christian at Work says amounts
to this: "Yet there may he hell, and
il there is it is no laughing natter
And that is all Calvinistic paper ha.
TO say in behalf OF doctrine which
preachers of its faith haze in years past
ihundered forth to trembling sinners !
~ Y. Sun.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-07-18

We mekMr. NJ. p. Brewer, of Bowling
Green, when returning on the train from
Toledo Tuesday evening, and in referring
to the communication in last weeks JOUR-
NAL said he did not know that Mr.. Daniel
Zimmerman had a contract on Road or
Ditch 90, consequently did not know that
Il had been resold until he saw il mentioned
in the article in the JOURNAL. Being To-
tally ignorant of all the transactions in con-
nection Herewith he could only regard il
Dc mn underhanded stab at him as he hap
penst to be prospective candidate before
the Republican convention for Representa-
tive. In communication in another col
umn OF this paper it will be seen that Mr.
6. w. Evers lifts the veil and assumes al
the pressure, which is further evidence o
Mr.. Brewers innocence.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-07-18

Cincinnati Times: An opinion has pre-.
vailed that man was justified under the
law in shooting burglar while the latter
was in pursuit of his vocation. Recently
however, an ex-convict robbed II store near
Zahesville, and while being pursued ran in'
TO siream and WAS drowned. The mer.
chant whom he had robbed was among his
pnrsuers, and has been arrested on charge
Of murder in not attempting to rescue the
scoundrel. 1t will bring up an interesting
question of law, and public sentiment will
probably be split up on the subject, but IN
these days of daring outrages of villanous
tramps 1t will require considerable stretch
OF humanity for man to attempt to saye
one OF the wretches' life.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-07-18

The Attorney General dvcides that nll
persons selling liquor after The fourth Mon.
day Of April are liable for full years
tax, whether they continue in the business
or not, and that the immunity secured by
such payment cannot be transferred Of sold
10 another dealer. Also that person who
carries on business at more than one place
must pay tax for each place; but he may
change the location OF his business in good
faith from one room or building to anoth'
er, in the same corporation, without there
by subjecting himself TO an additional as
sessment.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-07-18

Zoo-Zoois the novel and striking name
Of new plug chewing tobacco, now being
advertised in our columns. The manu-.
fscturers, The Wilson & McCallay Tobac-
co Co., OF Middletown, Ohio. are we'll
known as one Of the most reliable and ex
tensive tobacco manufacturers in the coun
try, and they claim that this is the finest
pound chewing tobacco ever put on the
market. They have also hit upon the nov
el idea Of offering prizes TO consumers who
will save the tags, aud return TO them be-
tween December 18th aud 25lh. In nddi-
tion to cash prizes nggregating over five
hundred dollars, they propose TO give away
one thousand novelty pocket knives, and
Eve Thousand pounds of tobacco. This
makes several thousand prizes for tobacco
cbewers, and we have no doubt the tobacco
will be extensively used on account Of its
quality and chewing value, while by sim
ply saving the tags and forwarding them
at the proper time TO the manufacturers
each consumer will have an opportunity
Of securing valuable reward. This IL
unlike lottery scheme In that the pur.
chaser secures full yalne for his investment +,
and the rewards are given to induce the
consumer to save and return tle tag which
~ placed on each chew. Ioo-Zpo 10 put
on the market on It's merit. and is we'll
worth trial by all tobacco chewers.