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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-20
Leap Year Stanzas.

Oh, they love least that let men know
their love .--Shakespeare.
womnn's heart, like the moon, is al
ways changing but there is always a
man in it.-Punch,
Here's health to all that we love;
Here's health to all that love u.s.
Here's health to all those that love them
That love those that love them
That love us.
Archbishop Dennison.
OF all the paths leading to woman's
love. PHYS Is the straightest.- Fletcher.
No man who loves not the truth can
love woman in the grand way wo-
man ought to be loved. George Me-
Donald.
Hard Is the fate OF he who loves,
Yet dare not tell his trembling pain.
James Thompson.
We fuss and we fret
About the one we didn't get
But we needn't make such nm awful fuss
ii tho one we didn't want didn't get us.
Phoebe Carey.
Love understands love; 1t needs no
talk Hougral.
Love is the life of man. -Swedenborg.
There is In tho heart of woman such
deep we'll OF love that no age can
freeze it, Bulwer Lytton.
/ 1t is best TO love wisely, no doubt. but
to love foolishly is better than not TO
love at Thackeray.
Birds song and birds love,
Passing with the weather,
Mans song and mans love,
/ To love once and forever.
Tennyson.
/ ''I'm not exactly engaged, said Tidy
squeers, "but I'm going to be- Dick
ems.
OF NIL the blessing, ladies' are the
soothinest.--Ar Ward
Love is never lost. If not recipro-
I Gated it will flow buck and soften the
heart Irving.
I Why is love like potato? Because
it shoots from the eyes. Ellis H. soberts
! In the month of May apple trees go Z
counting. Love is evermore father o
poetry Beeeher.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-20

John Ramey came over Thursday from
the yellow Jacket. Some of the men
took the Occur 4 'Alene fever. and he had
10 come out To get others 10 till their
places. The mill is running finely. The
Whole works. mill and mine. are occu-
plying about thirty hands. Mine look
ing nicely and everything working
smoothly. ut-,he fever. Any portion
OF the country Is liable 10 have an at
tack of that, unless more unfayorable
news is received. Now, 1t looks as ii it
WAS going 10 be epidemic; and yet, al
though We are very liable 10 be a sub
ieet OF the disease, We venture the pre-
dietion that when "a AND So are ended
the aggregate Of grin in proportion
to the numbers that go to Custer county
or to Occur d'Aiene will be in favor OF
those who so to Custer. ChaIlis Messen
ger.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-20
PROVERBS.

Faint heart never won fair lady.
Tho woman who hesitates is Il goose.
BE bold be bold but not too bold
To-day the mountain comes to Mahomet
She would ii she could and she can.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-20
J. I. Morgan & Co.,
BANKERS,
Ketchum, idaho,

Transact General Bank Business Buy and
Sell Sterling Exchange. Buy and Sell Ex-
change on the Cities Of the United States
Certificates Of Deposit issued Payable on De-
fnand
Careful attention given to collections and Rs-
nitancss made on day OF payment
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-25
The Germs Of Discnsc.

The allusion to India suggests the chol-
era. Dr. Kuch, at the head of coInmis-
sion of young German doctors, has been
studying the dreaded pesiilence in the
swamp.lands OF India where it originates.
He has really found the cholera germ, and
the German government has given him
100. 900 marks as reward for his danger.
ous labors. 1t IS believed that this dis.
covery will furnish solution of The prob.
lem OF how to prevent the further ravages
of Asiatic cholera. Physicians may mol
be able to cure the disease, but they will
know how to kill its seeds, and so pre"eni
its propagation. Even the cure of those
sick of the cholera will no longer he an
entirely hopeless task, as NJ. Pnsleur, the
eminent French savant, has shown that
by inocnlalion nearly all the diseases de.
slructive of animal life can be robhed OF
their terrors. He has cured by this
means carbuncle in sheep. the cholera il,
hens, phylloxera in grapes, and last, but
by no means least, hydrophobia in human
beings. He has found, by passing the
virus of rabies through rabbits and monk
eys, that he can generate type of hydro
phobia which il innocmous. No doubt in
time all the formidable diseases OF man
kind will be overcome by the scientific
physician.-Demorest's Monthly for August
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-25
The Sun Cholera Mixture.


Now that il has been asce rtauned that
the cholera has appe,red in Europe, pre-
scriptions are in great demand by cores
pondents who write to the editor as If he
were a personal friend and the family
physician. For more than forty years
what is known hs "the Sun cholera medi-
cine" has stood the test OF experience as
the best remedy for looseness OF the bow
els ever yet devised. As was once vonch
ed for by the New York Journal Of Com
merce, "no one who has this by him and
takes 1t in time will ever have the chol.
era." Even when no cholera is anticipate ed
il is an excellent thing for the ordinary
summer complaints, collie, diarrhea, dys
entery, &c.; and we have no hesitation ia
commencing il. Here II Is: Take equal
parts of iincure of cayenne, tincture o
opium, tinclure Of rlnbarb, essence oI
peppermint and spirits of camphor. Mi'
we'll. Dose, fifteen TO thirty drops IN
wine plnss OF water, according TO age an'
the violence OF The attack. Repea, ever,
fifteen or twenty minutes until relief is oh
tanned.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-25

Maple GrOye.-This be ,utiful grove on
the banks of the Maumee between here
aud Toledo, was prostituted last Sunday to
most beastial purposes. Geo. DALEY, OF
Toledo.h has leased the grounds, and occupies
them himself on Tuesdays, FRIDAYS & Sun
days, aud gets his money out OF the beer
sold to those who visit the grounds. Last
Sunday there were reported to be about
1000 people on the grounds, representing
all shades of color, and from all accounts
nearly all the pickpockels, pimps and
thieves of Toledo were there. After they
got filled up with beer the fighting COM
menced, in small squads at first, but come
near ending IN general riot. If snch pro-
ceedings are allowed to continue it is likely
10 fill the Wood county courts with plenty
OF business and at a heavy expense TO tax
payers, and without any. beneficial results
as the hosts Of witnesses that could be
secured among these Toledo thugs would
clear the worst criminal on the face OF the
| earth.
Ex-Marsllal Hayes and d. d. Bllei
were on duty there as special policemen
and during their efforts to stop the fight
ing, pickpocket caught onto MIR. Hayes
watch, but Mr.. Hayes caught onto him In
the very act. In his efforts to get his prs
oner to his buggy in a barn near by, mol
of between fifty and seven,y.fve roughs
attempted the rescue Of the prisoner, and
only for the free use of the club and the
sight of Mr.. Hayes revolver prevented
He brought his prisoner to ferrysbnrl
where he had hearing before Esqnir,
Curtis Monday morning and was boun,
over for II hearing in The Probate Court.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-25
THE AUTHORIZED PICTORIAL
LIVES Of CLEVELAND { E,NtslGEs

Announcement is made of the rapid
completion of Pictorial work cOmprls-
ing the Lives Of the Presidential Cand,-
dates on the Democratic ticket, written by
the veteran author, Col Frank Triplett,
and published by n, ID. Thompson & Co.,
ST. Louis, Mo, and New York. This
work is sold through agents exclusively
II i. designed, not only 10 serve tie popG-
lar taste and want in giving, exhans'ively
the facts in the boyhood and manhood OF
the Candidates-their private Lives and
Public Services-bnt 10 have more en-
during interest than the ordinary Cam-
paign book. To this end the pnDlisler
have engaged on the work crops Of skill
led designers and engravers To elegantly
and profuseiy illustrate The scenes and in
cidents in the lives Of these eminent men
now 40 prominently before the people
| Personal anecdotes aud "reminiscences wIl
constitute leading and certainly n mos
entertaining and instructive feature oil Thu
timely work.
Col. Triplett has marked ability. and
enjoys especial distinction as Biogrsphi
cal writer. While exhaustive in The re
cital of facts his powers OF analysis, ant
his keen insight into the philosophy o
events and measures, give him specia
promin nee among American writers o
personal history. 1t is not too much I,
say hat he is better prepared for the worl
in hand than amy other Am author
The books from his pen, OF which sew
eral have been published, have met III
popular taste and been more than ordinar
successful They have given him higl
rank among American authors, and 'i'
public men OF the day. This has give
him unsnrpas-ed facilities fur p"onriH
All lhe material for the wolk uow n lfnn'
= Asa book OF fascinating interes
0 and proiupencss Of illustration,
comprehensivene' uf faci II will co
+, itself 10 erery poicr.
y 10 the book agent this rare comb
Il Of authentic history, pictorial illus
Il and brilliant authorship, viii at pnu
n geel the universal demand il will cr'
G and also the advantages in interest 't
:. over the ordinary Campaign book, alih
s grand opportunity it offers for proh -
n agency. We advertise At IN another 'e'
umn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-25

Demorest.-The August number of
Demoresl's Illustrated Monthly il unusu-
ally interesting. Among the many articles
that call fer favorable notice are "On foot
and Four,ln hand in the Tyrol." ""Costume
Portraits in the Paris Salon." "At the
Whitby Jet Works." Opportunities for
Women." by Jenny June, and "Ernst
Moriiz Arndt, Poet and PARROT" Ella
Wheeler, Eleanor Kirk, and others contri-
buie excellent stories, and the illustrated
article on the popular "Crazy Quilp will
prove useful to ladies. "The Worlds
Progress" ard the various departments
are of interest and utility, and the illus-
trations excellent. The beautiful oil pic
turc, "a Feather IN l,er Cap".is exceeding
ly attractive.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-25
SPECULATION.

Al Albany, New York, on my way TO
Ohio, l witnessed a ANAL business trans-
action. A gentleman OF pleasing man.
ners entered the car and sat down by q
passenger and made some general remarks
as travellers do In friendly conversation.
just before the train stNrted another gent
came In and said to him: "Your goods
are all shipped nt last. One OF the boxea
loaded got badly smashed, but it's all
right" "Well, then, I'll pay you.'
Taking out his pocket book and lingering
over lot OF bills he said, al cannot make
the change" Turning TO the aforesaid
passenger he says, "can't you change q
hundred dollar bill for me ?" On receiv-
ing an answcr in the negative lie says.
"let me have fifteen or twenty dollars and
III get the change from the conductor"
The passenger unsuspecting and accus.
toned to treat gentlemen with civiliIy,
gave the change TO him. His associate
said, "you've left the receipt ut my Office"
"Well," he says, 81 haven't time to get IL
HOW. SeHu " w ibc. VII ~ Woh NNe
but moment" Starting to go lie said,
"kcep my seat for me, I'll be here IN a
few moments"
The two merchants having finished the
business on hand depart in peace. The
game is up, and the aforesaid passenger
soon finds that he has fallen into the
hands Of ut least two, il not into a den Of
thieves. lie learns that u fraternity of
confidence men infest the cars and all pub
lie places for the special purpose of getting
at the contents of pocket hooks. These
nice fellows study day and night To invent
new arts in conducting a scientific trade
Cor genteel living. Handsome and gen.
ial men! They know just how to insin-
uate themselves into the purse If not into
the affections OF those who do not remem-
her that man may smile and he villain
So nice, 80 well dressed, so genteel, so pi-
ous withall! OF course, all men, If not
women ought 10 he willing to pay a higl
price for the privilege OF such angelic
company.
But by the way, in What do these gen
try differ from the sharp men ON Wall
Street? Can yon tell me, gentle reader
Is not all speculation conducted on the
ioreordained plan OF getting all you can
out OF poor fellow who has not had lii
eye teeth cut? For sooih, are we not :
nation of gamblers? Why did Lincolr
give liberty to the negroes? Because II
was right? Nay Ii was u military ne
cessi,y. Our liberties as nation depend
ed upon the emancipation of the negro
When will men learn to do right? II.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-25
pELIGuTED ExCUI,sIoNusrs.
,a,,H gDn

tFrom Toledo Evening Bee, July 1Sl
Mr.. W. Fl. Greegor, travelling passenger
agent of the Michigan Central Railroad,
returned this morning from Niagara Falls,
where on Wednesday evening, lie parted
company will, the large party OF excur-
sionis,s which on Tuesday evening last
started from Toledo aud Detroit for n
pleasure tour To the White Mountains and
sea shore. Those who availed themselves
of this second grand excursion numbered
nearly 900. About 100 Of these left on the
night trains on Monday aud The morning
trains of Tuesday, the main party occupy
ing eight sleepers and three coaches, with
through baggage car to Portland Me-,
the latter being II feature of the excursion
which lie greatly appreciated, as it does
away with the Inconvenience OF recheck-
ing baggage. Mr.. NJ. g. Roach, Southern
Passenger Agent, and Mr.. E. IL. Hughes
Michigan Passenger Agent Of the road
accompanied the party, the former to Port
land and Mr.. Hughes to Montreal. The
day at the Falls was one OF unalloyed de
light, ample time being given 10 visit all
the points OF interes, at special rates se-
cured for them. There they were met by
the General Passenger Agent and Super
in,endenl ol the Rome, Watertown & Og-
densDurg road, and MIR. Alden, Manager
uf the St. Lawrence Steamboat Company,
who also looked carefully TO the comfort,
aud pleasure of the excursionisis while on
the journey. The party WAS one of the
finest which has vet been sent out, being
composed of ladies and gentlemen of high
social standing, who readily formed nc-
quaintances which wall prove pleasant aud
agree ,ble. A noticeable feature WAS the
large number OF ladies unaccompanied by
gentlemen, but the care and attention given
patrons OF these excursions by the genile-
manly officials of tl,e road has become 20
widely known that ladies do not hesitate
TO avail themselves of the delights of the
trip. The next and asi Of these popular
excursions le,ves Toledo on Tuesday
August 5, and the indications are that il
will he even larger than either of the for
| mer ones.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-25

New MusIe.--ws have received from
RicuArp 4. sAaLfIEIn. Bible Hoase.
N Y, the following pleos, maslo;
"BIAisn's 0RAsp MARCH," ny Wac
NRR," whlcl, ia a very effective pieoe.
written In marked tlmc, we'll adapted to
Torohlleht ProceasIons and serenadea, and
arranged for Plano or Cabinet Organ.
Illustrated. with really ane portrait OF
the Republican Candidate.
"ouR PLuMED KNIGHT LRAps THE
WAY CAMPAIGN sosa," ny HARRIsos
WILLARD. A stirring Republican Song.
| The best OF its kind we have seen, Writ.
ten by the famous song-writer, Harrison
Millurl, Author OF "Flag Of the Free,''
Waiting" When tho Tide Comes IN,
&C., &c.
"LEANINa o'ER THE GATE" ny DANKs'
Author Of "Silver Threads Among the
Gold" aud over one hun,licd other well
known aud popular songs. A really good
melody, adapted TO pretty and taking
words. Sure TO sing itself into the hearts
Of thousands.
"WHy DID THEY DIo MAS GRAVE Sd
DEEP," BY SKELLY. A snng which hns
had an immense sale. The melody is
sweet and the words taking. One of those
Songs, which, once heard, are sure to strike
the "hidden chord" Simple enough to be
sung by child ut school exhibition. and
ye. taking enough TO be hummed by
grown ups"
Each of the above pieces retail for 4oc
ut music stores, but the publishers will
send the FOUR postpaid for 6Oc, in order
to lie enabled in tins way to compile n
statistical list Of such parties as own Pianos
or Organs aud Use sheet music.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-25
suddcn Death OF Miss Clara scIbcrt.


Our citizens were not little startled
about 5 o'clock Saturday evening when the
news was passed along the streets that little
Clara Seibert, daughter of Mrs. +. j,
Seibert, WAS dead. No one had heard OF
her illness. She had been visiting among
her little school mates on Friday after
noon and returned in apparent good
health. She had been complaining of not
feeling well for some weeks past, and was
taking medicine from DR.. Obermiller, but
her symptoms were not considered danger
ous. 1t was arranged for her to accom-
pany her mother TO Toledo on the early
train Saturday morning, but when tile
hour arrived 10 awake her The mother
found her in such deep slumber that she
thought best 10 let her sleep until The later
train. II was found equally difficult to
arouse her at o'clock, when the mother
thought il best 10 su mmon medical assist
ance, Soon after she went into spasms
and remained uncorcious until p. NJ.
when the spirit passed to final rest without
a struggle while Mrs. Anon was flaming
her.
Little Clara liked one day Of being II
years Of age, and her sudden and unex
pecied death proved severe shock TO th'
mother and sister who were with her a
the time, and was sad news 10 her little as
sociates.
The funeral services took place at tl
Presbyterian church at 10 \. NJ. Tuesday
Rev. q. A. Adams officiating. The Mis-
sion Cleaners, the Sabbath School caS
aud Miss Carrie Pierce's class in The Unio
.School, attended in body and their iioro
offerings were magnificent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-25
AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER,

We want Live. Energetic and Capable Agents
In every county in the United Sairs and Cnu-
ada, to sell patent article of great merit, on
ITS MERITS. An article having alarse sale, pay
ing over 100 per cent profit, having no cOmpe-
tition, and on which the agent is protected IN
the exclusive sac by deed given for each and
every county he may secure from us. With nj
these advantages TO our agents. and the fact that
Ii II an article that can be sold TO every house
owner. it might not be necessary to make IN
EXTRA ORDINARY OFFER to secure good agents
at once, but we have concluded 10 make II 10
show, not only our confide in tho merits of
our invention, but In its salability by any agent
that will handle II with energy. Our agents now
Mt work are making from 81 bU TO $500 mouth
clear, and this fact makes 1t safe for us to MAKE
onr offer to all who are out of employment. ANY
agent that will give our business a thirty days
trial and fail TO clear al least SI0o In this time,
ABOVE ALL EXPESsEs eau return all goods uusold
tous and we will refund the money paid for them.
Any agentor Geueral Agent who would like tea
or more.couniics aud work them through sub
agents for ninety days, and fail TO clear at least
$3.50 ABOVE ALL EXPENSES. eau return all I'M
sold aud get their money back. No other en-
ployer Of agents ever dared TO make such offers,
or would We II we did not know that we have
agents now making more than double the amount
guaranteed, and but two sales day would give q
profit Of over Sl25 n mouth, aud that one oi
our agents took eighteen orders in one day. Our
large descriptive circulars explain our offer fully
aud these we wish to send to every one out o
employment who will send Ills three one cent
stamps ier postage. Send at once and secure the
agency in time for the BOOM aud 70 TO work ON
the terms named In our extraordinary offer. We
would like to have the address Of all the agents
sewing machine solicitors and carpenters IN tue
country. and nsk any reader OF TIL paper whG
reads this offer, to scud us at once the name and
address Of all such they know. Address at once
| or you will lose the best chance ever offered tc
those out Unemployment to II AXE money.
RgSNER MANUFACTURING Co.,
lO6 Smithleld ST., Pitsburg, Pa.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-25

Annual Lawn Fate.-Ford Post, No, IA,
G. A. R., of East Toledo, are arranging a
brilliant program for their annual lawn
tate, which will take place on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, August 5ih and 9th,
at the usual place at the head of Sixth
street, that city. No labor and expense
is being spared to make this the great en-
tertainment OF the season. Vocal and in
strumental music, 'recitations, comic
operas, jubilee singers, broom brigade
drills, Gypsy Queen, Troudadors, dancing
and many other attractions. VOLTS full
Opera House band has been engaged tt
furnish music. The grounds will be brill
IiantIy illuminated with electric lights and
fire works. Ice cream, lemonade, hot cof
fee, etc; but no intoxicating liquors
Messrs. Cotton & Co., have kindly thrown
open the bridge free to all who wish TO pasI
over from Toledo. Proceeds are for The
benefit Of Ford Post Relief Fund. Admls
sion to grounds, % cents. Children, II
cents
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-25

Republican Rally,--Posters will be is
sued to morrow fora a Republican Rally at
the Town Hall, Perrysburg, on Wednea
day evening next, July 80, at 7:3o p. NJ
for the purpose Of organizing Blain and
Logan Club. Good speakers and mn'
sic will be in attendance, and all, old and
young, are invited. On examining th'
call II is found to be the exact dale, JnlS
80. that the meeting took place four year,
ago to organize Garfield Club-Arthur''
name moi appearing In the call.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-25
PEABODY HOTEL.

Thc Peabody Hotel, on nth street. one and n
halfsqiares South OF the Postollicc is DOW being
entirety rem Jdeled, enlarged. and newly FUR
vcnicnt hotels in the city OF Philadelphia. 1t
has no bar aud Is strictly family house, where
ladies and gentlemen can have all the comforts
the heart OF the city, convenient to all places of
amusement. business and churches. The house
l. conducted on the American and European
plan 50 that rooms can be had with or without
board, ranging from fifty cents TO one dollar per
day. Meals. 15 to so cents. Clelgymcn taken
at half rates. w. PAINE, NJ. ID. Owner.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-25

Sudden Deaths.-Mrs. J. c. Nufer,
who with her husband had located in
Wa'ervlle last week, was taken suddenly
i'll with pain in her head while on a
visit TO her parents in Haskins on Sunday
last and died on Monday. Her parents
had been on visit to Mr.. Neufer's during
the later part of the week and she returned
home with them on Sunday, apparently
in good health. The funeral took place
from St. Rose de Lima church here, at 10
A. NJ. Tuesday, aud the remains were car
ried to their last resting place in the Cath.
olic Cemetery.
Mr.. John Duel, a respected farmer OF
Portage township, fell dead from a wagon
while passing through fieled after a load
of wheat on Montay. Supposed to have
| been heart disease
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-25

VERY Remarkable nrc.v~r,. NJ a,c
V. w',iiaf .d M,mhes'cr. Mic,,.. writes; ''u'
wife ins bcca sltu'si hsip,r~, lac Gee yeats.
~ iitlpesa that size ctiuid n twn aver in iwi
4 'ooe, She used two iie,ilea ~ kiectrc Tit
ters. and u % aaoh Improved, that shs Il able
now 10 "a her own work."
Etsettie nitteth vii, do all that Ia c,aimed
foe thea, Handrsds ef testimonials attest
their great curative pawera. Oaiy hfty osnts 4
bottle al Taylor n Miller's,