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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-07

.,,-- mai. H.. -. . .t..,e A a.,
'e ""v ,,,,', ', 80 ,e"'a"'
numoef OF nt''e R"'s yes'e'oay a'te'""o"'
The annual meeting Of the Maunee Valley
Pioneers will be held at Turkey Foot Rock on
the goth inst. Further particulars next week.
Al, ,he la,est noyeltes in Hats. Cans
aud ,.o,,s, F,r,ish inc Goods nj
E,,ynr,vr,,s
Tine u. o. democrat s'a''eo w 'n'ee weeks
ago with 900 sudscribers-iu figures. Last
week s''e eooneu up 10 i''oo ao"'''"n. "e"
snoschoers-m ner anu -'"nu "'e'u'u nei
sen anu 'ofgo' !" cna"Rc '"e "s"'es '"'s "eeN'
hno ye' 'hey say "a"'es "on' "e'
Last evening an Md pedler driving one
horse wagon IN Front street in beastly state
Of intuxication fell over the dash board and
law ,;k. n dish rso over the fills. his head
touching the horses heels as it walked leisurely
along, Mr. J. u. Fouke happened along just
In time TO rescue him from his Per''ous po"'''on'
Taylor & Miller wish 10 state that they have
at las, found an article they can sell on It's
','e''". .s W." Pe",u' ,'e' y
~ p -, s ..,,.... ca,.h.
W.. c.'..,,. ,,a,n ..a IN ,n,n r,onh
las I, H. ,b, standard remedy far Consump
tion. They have never found its equal.
-Throuoh ,he rrea, Influenza of the editor,
of the .S,,tiu,t with Judge Seney. Democratic
Represen,s,ive Of tbis district. A pcs,office ba,
been re-. established Mt Lime Civ in lust fou,
4 comods,e nm. l,ne,v subscriber to the S,,,t;n,
in that whsle community. We refer you I,
last weeks Sca,inei for the pr oof.
-sebas,ian Miller. A resrec,ed farmer VIII,
resided a short distance ives, Of tow n, aged 5;
years. died on Tuesday from black cancer, be
ing afflicted with several, one Of which was re
moved by Drs. Bowers AMI Rheinfrspk II
March last The funeral services took plac
r..,..,. a.. ,,,. ,,,... p.x K,.d
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Returned to ToIedo.-Mr. W p So

Returned TO Toicdo.-Mr. w.P Sow.
der, who took charge of the Leaf House here in
the Spring gave 1t w again on Monday aud
removed back to Toledo His wife was not in
good health at the start aud completely broke
down under the cars Of n laudlady. Mr.. leal
we understand, will keep the house open for
the present,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-07
CIRCULAR TO FARMERS.
H'Do'Rs OF THE ONO STATE SOCIETY
FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO
ANIMALS, III WEST FOURTH STREET,
(,ISCINNATI July IL lSSh


ANIMALS. III WEST FOURTH STREET,
CINcINNATI, July Is, 1885.
The farmers Of the state are earnestly
requested when they lhresh their wheat to
construct from the straw, shelters in which
cattle, sheep, and hogs may he protected
during the coming winter. A few forks
may be set in the ground and poles laid
across, over which the straw from the
ihreshing ma;ins may be piled, thus form
ting warm sheds in which animals NAV be
protected from the SNOW, rain, aud wind of
the winter season. These straw sheds can
I've built AT the time of thresl,Ing with little
or no trouble and expense. The improved
condition Of the stock frnm their better
care will make it pay handsomely to do
| this, while every humane sentiment de
mands that our dumb servants shall lie
protected M fully as possible from every
form of suffering.
We are aware that much more attention
is given now than formerly io the proper
care ui -iock in our state. Nevertheless
very serions complaints of neglect in this
matter reached ns durIng the past winle,
from every part Of the state. We heliev.
II is only necessary thus TO suggest thi'
matter to the farmers TO have the evil
remedied.
ABNER l. FRAZER, Pres.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-07
PERRYsBURG MARKIT,
ooRREorKpDv E.L.KrnosBuRy

PsRRysBoRo o.. August, 7, 1885
Wheat.... 9O0It00rlEggs -. .......' loo
Corn " l00lbs 55C0s0cIFlour " bbls37 b@600
do shelied. 40f045eI0ats. -. =. 30;S35c
Dressed Beef. 6tD8cIRse ...''......" ole
Pork q bb. $l2 "a l5I,,lover seed v bn " 90
Hogs........... 5cChickens n Id
Poiatoes.... 3OQD40sI 7 nrkeys v ID. "a 0
Apples v bu.... clBesns, navy Sl.bof02o 20
Dried apples -. 5G06cI Lard .-'-.''''..' - DC
Butter ......., 89l5slFeathers.' .''' ''..'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-07
LIVE AGENTS. wANTEp.

To sell DR.. Chaso's Recipes; or information
for everybody, In every county In the United
10 u ~ pages. 1t contains over 1000 house.
hold recipes and IL suited to all classes and
conditions OF society. A wonderful book and q
ert Inducements ever offered to book agents.
Sample copies sent oy mail, Postpaid, for 81. 90
Exclusive territory given Agents more than
Steam Printing House, Ann Arbor, Mich
igan. 3m
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-07

Taylor L Miller would specially recon-
mend to the ladies Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets.
As a laxative they have no equal. They are
guaranteed to cure Chrome Constipation,
Dyspepsia, and all disease arising from de.
ranged stomach. With free use Of the Tab
lets, Sick Headache is impossible.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

RErupLIcANs OF wooD COUNTY The
name OF Fred Yeager, Of Perrysbnrg
Township, will be presented to the County
Convention, August 10Th, for the nomin.
alton MS u candidate for County Treasurer.
MANY FRIENDS.
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w. c.. r U.


81 will undertake and give bonds for Il Q
fnlfi llment Of The contract, that If the cit.
Of Philadelphia win stop selling liquor
and give me ~ much as was expended
there Tor liquor last year, to run the city
mex, year, VIII pay nll the city expenses
no person wilhiu her borders shall pny
taxes; there slnll he no insurance on prop
erty good drefs suii shall lie given io
every boy, girl, min aud woman; ail the
borrel OF hour shall lie given to every
ueedy aud worthy person, and will clea'
= half million or n million dollars by the
nieralion.-P. Z. Barmam, IN lrGminqton
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-07
HEADoUARrERs PRoHIBrTIoN STATE \
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

SPRINGFIELD, OHIO, July Is, 1885.
TO ASA S. BUSHNELL, E-q, Chairman
Republican State Executive Committee ::
Dear STRENGTHENING tha: the issues of
this campaign should be clearly presented
to the people. that they may have the OPP
Iortunity of hearing the arguments ON
both sides, and forming their judgments
accordingly. would take pleasure In ar-
ranging with y1u for one or more Joint de.
bates between Jugde Foraker and the Rev.
DR.. Leonard, on the qnes'Ion at issue be-
tween your party anl ours.-,iz: the tax
ton vs.. the prohibition OF the liquor
ira affic.
II This is agreeable TO You l will be
pleased to meet you personally at your
earliest convenience To complete arrange
inents for dates and places.
Yours very respectfully,
| r S. THoMPsoN,
Chairman Prohibition State FIX Com.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-07

Reunion Third Ohio CavaIry.-we
have just issued invitations for the goth annual
reunion Of the gallant old Sd Ohio Cavalry, to
be held at Monroeville, Huron county, Ohio, on
Wednesday. August 26,h, 1885. There is
nothing small about the boys. When they are
going To have good time they not only want
all the boys If that regiment present, but they
invite ell soldiers to go and enjny ii with them.
II further particulars are desired address G.
Finkbener. Sec'y aud Treas, Perrysburg, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-07
ANY BODY Can Ca, now make

ANY BODY pna,n~.".hn Dan now MAKE ks
the new Dry Plate Process.
For so cts. VIC will send postpaid
Roche's Manual for Amateurs, which
gi.es full instructions for making the
pictures.
Outfits We furnish from $40, up
wards.
Our PHOTOGRAPHIC Bull.
LETIN," edited by Prof. Chas. f..
Chandler, head of the Chemical De
partment of the School of Mines,
COLUMBIA College, published twice a
month for only 80 per annum, keeps
Photographers, professional or ANA.
teur, fully posted on all improve
ments, and answer all questions
when difficulties arise.
Circulars and price lists free.
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & Co.,
ManuSacturers 0f photographic
Apparatus and MnteriaIs.
No. bNl BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY.
Forty yedrs established IN his iiae Of business.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-07
Ex. COMMITTEE.
The 9 oldicrs' and Sailors, AssOciati OH
of Wood County.

The 9 oldiers' and Sailors, Associaii OH
OF Wood County.
The county organization Of the Soldiers and
Sailors of Wood county will hold their annua
Reunion on the grounds Of the Wood County
Fair Co. Wednesday, August 18th 1885.
PROGRAM
8 to $50 a. m Recep,iun.
10 u. M Proce ssion firm Oh Union ST., righ
at q. A. n. Hall-line of march East an UniuI
street To Prospect-Norih 10 Court-West Il
Maiu-Souih To Uni, i,n-Thence TO Fair Ground
EXERCISES AT FAIR onouNDs:
LIST. Music by Band.
2i. Music by Choral Union.
Sd. PRAYER BY Chaplain Thompson.
4lh. Address OF Welcome by Mayor Fuller
5,h. Response by Comrsde Thompson.
oh. Music by Band.
7th. Business meeting, election of ofiiceIs.
9Th. Dinner.
REAssEMBLE AT l:30.
oh. Music by Choral Union.
10Th Address.
llth Music by Choral Union
18Th. Address.
l3ih. Music by Choral Union.
l4th. Presentation Of Flag to Banner Post.
18th. Mnsic by Choral Union.
l6,h. Music by Band and Break Ranks.
OsIs Henry, Marsh al.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-07

an an nior working people. Send 10 cente
mn1 1po.tage, and we will mall You Jroe. n
n t,l roya valuable sample box OF goods
Al II IA that viii put you In the way of making
more money In few days tlnn yon
evrrthOught possible at any business
Capital moi rc luired. You cinlivo n, home and
work IN spare iimn only, or all iheiimc, All oi
both sexes, of all ages, grandly successful: bO
centsto S5 easily earued every evening. That
all who want work may test the business, We
make this unparalleled Offer: TO all VIII. are
not wei .atislcd we will send 81 TO pay for the
trouble OF writing us. Fnli particulars, dircc'
tions. etc. sent free. Immense pay absolutely
sure for all who start at once. Don't delay
Address 5rISsoS & Co., Portland, Maine.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-07

-Wardwell & Co.. OF The Boston Var
ie,y Store, 1853 Summit ST. T,ledo, O.,
are offering Go"ds at prices lower than
the lowest. Call on them when in Tole-
do. BE-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-07
READ
ABOUT

"hn the wonderful and miraculous cures"
The unr,valled and peerless medicines"
And note the following
DIR. THOMAS EcLEcTRIc OIL ha,
made the following cures, proof OF which the
ptoprietors can furnish application.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-07

nENTIcTlD DIR. j. P. Thompson
UEHllSI 2iO Summit Street
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-07
Fnrnker Challenged.

(From the Springfield New Era.)
The papers have been full Of statements
to the effect that DR.. Leonard was chal'
lenging Foraker 10 meet him IN joint de
bate. Like most of the rtatements that
have appeared in the old party papers
about the Prohibition party it is incorrect
DR.. Leonard has i>su ed no such challenge
But tue following letter was mailed on the
18Th, and we await the answer with inter
| pst
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
Cmmy's Wafk.
a rui D srb1fY.

IL was not In the morains. with
Rover. or in ia" afternoon. With h.T
doilies. bat one summer night. whca
every q was sonai asleep. .svp her
self IL was a LONG tim. nga. AMI
Emmy IN now a wornsn In thos, ,isss
there were not so n,aay tramp. la br~sk
In and steal. sway back IN the county
where she lived. SO there ara sow.
scarcely u door WA ever lacked a.
night The hou.-s all hal great .ir,.-
rlaces in them. large enough tor a good.
sized hoy or girl tn ~sik r.ghs sp'o
They bad biz brick ovens. In which TN.
iaoth'rs cooked all the pes and bread
IL ~a. a warm night Tho ms,oniiyh,
came 81 br gbily into the small t~iiri.-n
tllat Tia. great. round heal. of the brass
andirons .hon. Ike little maoa-.
Emmy : mother had bfeD ~ aning bard
all day. Sar slept 80 N~osindlf THAT ahe
dill not hear her little g5rl "a out iiu,
when she did uske from immys
,iltipg Tho tongs. very likely sh-r,
stood a small tgur-. AL in white. awsy
back in the chimney .sorncr. II Mas
Emmy. with her clothes ali rolled up.
and wrapped nicely in a ls;is buni.s.
under her ARM sound asleep iier hair
was MI wet with dew. so wrfe her feet
and ~nigb'-ircss The door " a. u,ss.
and how long she bal l%sen wandering
about by h-rssslf os. of ,.opss san BOT a.
told.
iirr mother put on = ,irs night,lfcss
carried her 10 I'D. and Ea.iny ksr~
nothing nj all about i.@OsT L4Ac
tsss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
~..as,spssa run rlno.a



Oar sgor; 'hs, ansus~s tlsc f~sqsinsu
hoys ssry usucs woaAi probably b.
cail~i In ons language 'r.susasr hsss1
ing" Having soana n loag AMI srn'is
slope ca a I'D. bill. thss rlsee si"a@
tbs bottom of The hiIi = Eacahsr 81 Tsn
deer aailsrx or. "a SO - Hsesfnss ~
CORRECTLY cal, ,s. IN. scsr-heSus tsos y"s'
bows uaB-: nos fos-s- TIA IN sSsFFa
g a deer Ar aut ho<n y All bsis SpD"h
These aasIsys uf ils r~ssusisrr ar STACK
upright IN the snow. snEly oF ia
groups, in such a nsAnasT ihs; . ss~i.
hra well Essid.~i. ssn - uln t~swssaS
,!scm ~i,hsa: snogs a. ans 20 tAsssl
down. thu number sc ufsu space b.
twv~s The -tosgvs t~iug vaual e. a.
leasi ih.' nuInhs.r u! sl.xls The Vaaaft.
of resndreF an;lcTs shry caa thu ar
range will. nt conr~cs dsicsd upon 'as~
fathers ssics. = The sutnFon h-ri"TsF -
ncindesr hunting hut shcTv ars nesTls
Always .nosiga ~satl~r> - give Ia" -
three. anil .otarsIusss ave az az. -
each fearless yenng coaster.
Tie b.ss s.ih their .iSls. numicsn:
irpra four io sN ia a fa.rsikei village.
gather On the top IL the hlll. eaca t~y
having with him tao ar THREE slFar~.
ar = tow with a. msnv Arrows lhry
start together. saea bss = object tVn<
"a, kassk dowa a. risng anil~Es a. pc
>Ihic and no, b. The tg~i 10 r-4Ch TIE
la;tom II th. hill You can 49,. sast
in such = case. The slswcr they Sn " ben
they arr passapg the anilcrs the s~tter.
The, mus, kauek over the ~aatlrfs - -
Their SPEARS or arrows only. n shoss
thrown down Sy The .ls,'@c 81 With the
how az spear in the hand do nui eount
They b.gln so shoot Ih"r argos* and
ihruw The . spar. a. so,a ~ theS ssn
s-s within effective shooting ,as e.
and. even after ,hey have po~s~i b.
tween the rows os sn,leFS. a." msr'
active boy. Will tsrn arssgnsi pu The
Nv Ing slssis and hsri back y pear &c
arrow with sufficient iogcc Z, hr.a.
down an an,ler.
When ali have f~aches. tAc bafiom %
the ai.l ,h-y return ,o .hs rows % ant
lers. xhere each boy plcA. oet ,aosr b,
has rgh;iully capture Z. aud places
them .a a pie hy snrm elves. Thea
those accidentally Euockct o.ss hy this
are again pat zap sni The ios.
return for another di~, aosn the bill
until all the anusrs have ls'vn
'sI~ared. sonnet mes There j. hu. oun
left. anL when thefe are isc or
sx eon,r-iIne slcds the racr lsscom~s
yer, exciting. for then speed count. ia
hing iii. antlsF first When al are
the boys coant their win
AMI the victor J.. ol coma. IA"
who la. obtained the g.cai. mam-
ser of a~nilcrS IifHfsH4..{ frosIsrs :
;, aaraika. ta ~ siekolas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
HUMOROUS.

The Literary Horld proposes n new
word. librarian. TO describe n person
devoted 10 litcr,ry pursuits. Whe.he.
the suggestion Of the i~nnovatarian re-
mains to De seen. Norristosra Herald.
-Fogg-' Bloomington il having q
hard tune Of it. He los, hi- leg. YOU
know. 4 year or two ago. and now b.
has Rad to have his foot ampufa;ei."
Fend,rson-"So? Hope ',wn-n'i the
foot on The other lcg, that would bS
very serious '-Boston Transcript.
An old lady was viewing the ex-
posed stock Of some burni-oui dry-yoods
store on Market street a few DAYS ago.
The burn,-eOr ell bales were sill sirrwn
across the sidewalk. Above was 4 sign,
''Ano,her Sacrifice" Another sacri-
free said the old LAZY. Yes. burnt
oaerin...'-San Francisco Chronicle.
A boy took . walk with his father
On Washington street, Providence. and
as they were passing the Insane Retreat
the son asked: Father. why don't We
cvcr see any faces ri thu window when
We walk by the Retreat" Because.
my son. replicI thu parent. their
heads sre ,urnci food Cher.
Nellie. let's yoa and I play in.
ventor?' How shall We do il. Tom
N.Y. why. You lie TIE inventor and
20 in and get sopie cookies on, OF the
toN. and Ill b. the capitalist and come
along and eat them all but what
will 7! ge, GU Of i,e' WHY. You'll
get 81 the fame. I'll tell mamma Il was
YOU who took the cookies" Chicago
.NeUs.
"A newspaper man who writes the
obituary moi. ces AMI financial a articles.
went int n restaurant the other day
while suffering from a .evere cold.
hen the wsf.r handed him the menu
lie Sad; "iicre you hav,. made a mis-.
take Tho waiter looked pcrp,cNei.
"ion have pr; the ere b.for- the
hoarse. explained the newspaper man.
and the waiter INN dia,siy struck for
higher wages. Ard no wouder.-!Sor.
r.~ogH Herald.
wow" sad WYE. ";hc-e's .
h"rs: rs Is \ horse Why. that fcI-
low beat Maud :. orce." Come.
io.. tia; won't do" Il tell Il. \
fact. l wa driving along one day.
Hhen l saw Maui :. ah.Yl Of M.
Now. for II. | says. and gave TIE hos
the Bat. We'll. ar. ! passed tn. crack
iro,fcr IN half = minp,.' Honrs.5'
"ie>. n but thea Maud : was
ne the osEcr way."-PitsJsrgA
Telegraph.
-Acs VII csnsss og the What.
Aern>- re r,nssrssDcs of the Not
chase the srss~ ne - hea-
ARC huEt ;ac itne@s Of rbr |naS
throssxh fares,s % fhe Ts~a
lEso the aas-r sor-tous1 ga
;sncx The crafty xber=:
sfesY toe Exo tough ard hsAra
The Ergo N his Lair.
VIC ia<-os Of The brain ve e<f<a
Jhr t~ac~s af tie Nss
All 10 the tS--sc~ If .hr Hnrece
We ssssr skc Ths-sk t~rs hasU-
NC cs+ssh the rsipyer whea bzrx Tres
10 sxses fh~ TrS<n<~s Ri
1n sss~ t>rsns> "a Sr4a-e Ssyazes
10 vcp sSe ebser Soal
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

Abous . week 40 IA ~pgn-rss~ss
~s'sn;~rri is:o BIZ swo ysssss ss~a.
-, kso-n IN ~rsY. u. pol ;h<ir i.
sss. and ~se saesie~ pzry IL ~.
sgrrss 'sas one shsrs'i e. ,a~ s~zss
ssd prosAie for szsssg 80 party 80 asss
from the '~iss:~r. AMI a:~ osa~r ~ss g.
gIs- ths srsTy-sg ~ tA~ E~fs~rn~
esssn wss ioss~i ar. and skw asna~ al
the esspsre . ~rss.s sAr sAeat~r s~s.
81 his shasv os sAx soe Thss<y yss.sns
pv-spb we're snsfsssi s,ss oe~ a fAs
Gasans a<<fss ~s<~=srx.i O. rszsrssasxs
he sssfs. Tie paris met - her rrxs.
st~as~. and. io their s-usxe.s~ns. .~rv
iaken &. The Arch esr>~t shp~ra Hs~s~.
where . srr1:<h eszzyxsy h Staging
popular hkas nf~ra~ the prsr. Il at
sus2sxyn icing . asas~. reserved ssrs A~ssr
thar. tea e~nss extra TAr mas who
bad essserws! the supper SO hsra-s. q
Gsss. bat 10 ress d ths party sns.k ss<
sDAs q The proper vsv. Asd ~ sooa
tssned In ths isnxk- IAe p<rfarmss~s
vas voesd mn~s s9asiex Tia sssrsyl
$50 s-sas esss 1ktO. car fzrw. a.
total eixi6 he supper ed a IA
HI s0osaaed - shocs Ea-hesn8
- Sxu&
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

The widoWers OF tho Eew CssIne'
are Mr.. Garland and Mr.. Lamar.-Haas-
iayson Pos.
Richard Cr;sehefi. Of harrington,
y. H.. who IL ron in his n;aety-.ixih
year. walk Perfectly straight. and has
never experienced > days Sickness
Eossos Herald
Colonel Ingersoll was asked "a 70
7 veal The secre;. d! o,aiory. and sad
..Ur small words to express. the R'ra
aud be surc TIA, the idea oyeriaps tie
word At both ends
Adam Forepaugh was formerly 4
butcher in Cincinnati. and got into The
circus cuisines. by having to ~forrclose \
mor;ase on n show. He i. worth abon,
si.uru. O0.-N. j. SsH.
Wendell Phillips lcf, only abou;
s25.0oc. though oEe. wealthy. Mr.
l-iyermoyc says 'ha, the day before he
died he burned , small fortune in note,
he held agains; people for whom. ~ ne
said. his executors might make trouble
-BostoD Jo1rna,-
As yon grow in ar" said Gounod
10 n young poet. YOU will judge the
crca, masters II the pas, IS | now
Judge the great music ans Of former
times. ~ your sge ] Used TO say: Il;
AZ Twenty-Five I said. Il and Mozart at
forty. Mozart and l. Now ! say
No Art
A book Is soon To he published en-
titled The Frst Families 81 he United
States wcil,h being the determining
consideration. Tie iroubl. with such
alook will b. the necessity for u re-
vision every tine there il Al important,
fall in siocks- There should be III
appendix for the Canadian sXileS-
Current
The smallest magazine ever pub
lshed is said 10 b. the .vuSica! Month
~ of London. Its siz. is )! b; ,.
inches. 1t has been reduced 10 these
dimensions by p~ioto;vpe. and the con-
tent, includes several musical pages
The reproduction is cxquisitely done;
bu, the most tiny Of the type. infinitely
smaller thai any ever cast can only be
read by the aid Of magriiying glass.
The death OF Mrs. lnlec. the wife
OF ex-senator lulec. who Represented
Florida in the United States Senate b.
fore the war. closes a singular career
SAYS the Atlanta Constitution. She was
Of 4 Il stinguishci kcntucky family. and
rei2ned ga social beauty. lu ce. Al
AMY young man, sought her hand.
when she ~laughin.ly replied that. when
ln'ce presented the suit. she
would consent. He went NJ ouce t.
and was forgotten by Inc beau
". II VA, nos long until he won his
y ne. and NJ n Was MOI" sur " sc.i
than the laiv herself when tlIc Florida
Senator claimed tie fuliiliment Of her
promise"
The Oldest and bappicst married
in the STATE of Kentucky are
DR.. and Mrs. J.. g.. Chinn. of I.cNiny-
ton. Mrs. Chinn is n:ncty-cigtt years
Of age aud her husband n ne,y-four.
They were married six wears ago. and
are a lc,cr-iike in their HON, anal . as
married folk. generally are a, forty.
Chlnn Is IN eloquent orator. and at
the lat meeting Of the Mex can veterans
frrlr ecIips"d many of the Younger
speakers with an address Of an hour and
minutes duration. which was
aftrrward published in full in several
In ly papers Dr. Chinn is still qu ,e
ialc and hearty. and 30 il Ia, good
wife, Chicago Times.