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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-02-05
A MarYellnus SIinM.

The "Naiad Queen" universally pro.
nounced "the grandest pageant OF modern
times" with its 8 car loads of scenery,
grand costumes intricate mech anism and
marvellous spectacular effects, has been
secured by the enterprising managers for a
season Of seven performances opening al
the Wheeler Opera House, Toledo, Ohio
Monday, Feb. 15.
This will give our people chance to
see this wonderful creation which has Gre
ted profound sensation wherever given
The scenery, costumes and effects of this
opera, cost in Paris, France, upwards OF
$4,000, and are the grandest ever dis
played on this continent. Nearly SOC
performers will appear, and 80 men are
required TO operate the stage appliances
1t IN without doubt the most gorgeous and
wonderful pageant ever witnessed in any
cline. Living human beings are seer
floating through the mir on fleecy clouds
others rising from storm tossed waves
clinging to rugged rocks; others are seer
descending from heaven in chareots of the
air, or borne by mighty engles in their
majestic fight through dazzling showers
of gold You may never have another
chance 10 witness the equal OF this gorg
eous Fairy spectacle which has universally
been pronounced "the event of lifetime
Arrangements will probably be made for
excursion rates over all roads running in
to Toledo.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-02-05
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Henry Trumpy Looses his Life by a
Saw Log.

About IL A. NJ. Wednesday, Henry Trumpy
was engaged in hauling saw logs for his BROTH
er-in-law, Jacob Sholl, about five miles east
of town, when bolster to the sled broke and
threw him ag ainst another log at the side of
the road, and before he could recover the log
from the sled rolled upon him and he was
crushed between the two. Mr. 8 holl as quick
as W as possible to do so hitohed his team to
the log and started them. and "a soon as the log
was sufficiently removed extricated Mr.Trumpy
from the terrible pressure upon him, but in an
unconscious condition. He was taken to Mr.
Sholl's home where soon after arrival con.
seriousness returned sufficient for him to speak
few words and sanction the proposition to
send for DR.. Rheinfrank. A messenger was
sent To town for the doctor but Mr. Trumpy
breathed his last before the arrival and in about
one hour after the accident.
Mr.. Trumpy was 81 yearsnf age, was ma
i've OF Switzerland, but has been resident of
his country the greater part of his life. In the
early part of the late war he served in Coli
Barnett's at Ohio Light Artillery, and was
member of Wolfcrd Post G.. A. z. His home
having been broken up many years ago by a
separation from his wife, he had made applica-
tion which had been accepted for his admission
tn the Soldiers Hume at Lsnvenworth, Kan sas
and he was expecting to start in n week or two
for that Hume. His twu daughters, one mar
ried and accompanied by her husband, arrived
here from Cleveland yesterday. The funeral
services take place at 2 =. VI. to-day. at the
German NJ. r. Church, under the direction of
olford Post aud with Rev. G. A. Adams off.
ciating.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-02-05
TAXES AS Is TAXES.

How often we have been told that taxes here
are so much higher than they are "back there
in Ohio" Possibly they are higher than in
some parts of Ohio and Southern Michigan,
but an item in the Perrysburg Journal copied
from the Toledo Democrat, would indicate that
Graaot was the taxpayers paradise compared
with Wood coulty, Ohio. The item goes ON to
say: "Hon. l.. G. Cole, representative-elect
from Stark county, was in the ciy Saturday.
He had been up to Wood county to pay taxes
on an so-acrs lot, which amounted tn only 1895
Too much ditch" Super visor Wood. OF Pine
River, has shown us volume entitled. Seen
logical Survey of Ohio" which shows that in
Wood county alone there were constructed
495 miles Of ditch in ten years. One ditch was
over 81 miles long and cost over 500, 900.
These ditches have made garden of Eden out
of the famons black swamp of Northern Ohio F.,
but the cost has been enormous, and according
to the item quoted the end has not yet been
reached.-S. Louis, Mich., Hsraid.
And nearly all this work has been done on
strictly speculative principles, and the work,
aside from the bonds, only about half done at
that.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-02-05

BaTlou's MagazIne.-We have received
the February number OF this well-known publi-
cation. One of the oldest monthlies in this
country, now in its siIty-thlrd volume. 1t ap-
pears to be constantly growing brighter with
age, especially with its new dress and best of
paper. 1t gives a liberal iustalment of that
interesting SERIAL STORY for the Ladies', The
Gilberts, or, A Double Mistake, together with
a large and miscellaneous assortment of COM
pete stories by the best authors for all men,
bers of the family. Making it essentially, as it
claims to be. a FAMILY MAGAZINE, Clean and
Bright. Subscription price sl.o0 per year,
postpaid. G. ". SruDLEr. Publisher, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-02-05
wood County Porkers.-perhaps the

Wood County Porkers.-Perhaps the
finest lot Of dressed hogs brought to this mar
ket the present season were purchased yester-
day by Ed W. Kelsey, with Tamadge Co.,
108 Superior st. They were brought to the
city by George Pritchard, Of Haskins, and were
grown by Capt. W. H. Wetmore. of Hull
Prairie, Wood county. There were eight Of
the hogs, the mother and seven pigs, the lat
ter less than one year old, and the eight weigh
ed 1000 pounds, an average Of 375 pounds
each. Captain wetmore was for many years a
we'll known sailor on the lakes, but for several
years past has lived on his farm, represented
Wood county in the Legislature, etc. From
the character Of this lot OF hogs II will be seen
that the Captain is about as successful in
farming as he was in sailing. He always
wanted the best boat afloat, and now he wants
the best farm products, and bo seldom gets lett.
Toledo Telegram.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-02-05
A SOLEMN MARNING.

The following impressive words of
warning ase from clergyman who hns
been a victim of intempcrance. II such
appeals will not move the hearts aud
minds OF those who NAV he looking on the
cups, nothing will. lie says:
Though the words chuke me, am here
tonight TO say that every experience Of
my iife is that wine IL II mocker, aud that
nothing is proof against the seductive
siren. The miglhycst aud greatest intel
lects of the worll are blasted by her STRAIT
ngems. Ii found me in the rsnks uf those
who battle for the right. sluod III pnob!y
and freely, and my soul knew no burden,
Bat the destroyer came, clothed IN the
splendur Of the sunlight-in beauty that
bewildered my senses and polluted my
soul. But you ask me how this ruin wac
wrought. First, by prescribed slimulants
Then, in THAT infernal deluSion that mod
crate tippling wins beneficial, came the
habit Of drinking wine on joyous occa-
sions. kept on; fell; l laid aside the
labiliments of Him who did only goo,b
and wandered forth at the bidding of my
own spell-bound will. I tell you, once
put on the chains OF strong drink, and you
flee to the utterinost parts Of the earth, as
/ did and the anger OF G od will follow you.
l came home after years OF wandering. AT
last the demon of delirium seized me, and
the serpent OF the still fed on my quivering
flesh. For Ave days and nights lay at the
gates of hell. But lie was pleased to drag
me forth from the presence OF the ghosts
with whom held such awful converse. l
can now survey the field and measure the
losses. The prime oftmy life was wasted.
l had high Office and an unspotted char
acter. This demon wine dragged me
down, and drunkard's lie WAS mine.
had means but my riches fed. had a
beautiful home, but the light faded from
its halls. / had beautiful children, but this
monster took their dimpled hands in his
and led them to the grave. l had wife,
and whom to know wus to love. Tonight
she sits in misery, while pander over The
earth. had a mother, whose grcatest
pride was my life, but the thunderbolt
struck her too. Years of work in the
cause of right may give back these arms
my loving wife. But Oh what Joy when
1 clasp in another world the hand of
mother. And thus stood, and thus i
stand to-day, a husband without wife, II
father without child-all swallowed up
in the fearful maleslrom of drink. / stand
with scarce a friend on earth. Oh, drink
OF that bitter cup, and then ask me if l
can ppint in too high colors the picture of
my despair. Ask ME if hate the agent Of
my ruin: Hate it! 1 hate the whole
damning traffic 1 would to God that
every dislillery in this nation were IN
flames. l would write on the sky, "Woe,
woe TO him that puttelh the bottle to his
neighbor's lips~
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-02-05
He WAS BORR so.
Innocence Abroad in an EIevat

Innocence Abroad In an Elevator.
An old man from The snw-tlust and
hoop-pole districts about Arcadia, Ham
cock county, was a witness in the Wise
Gaze before U. S. Commissioner Hall yes.
terday. He is oldfashiond, and cuts of
his whiskers except n fringe all around
his neck. He wears pants with very
full bosom, and the interior of which he
obtains access by an arrangement like q
flood gate ON their anterior aspect,
The old gentleman himself was con-
structed ON an innocent model, and has re-
manned innocent ever since.
lie was induced 10 enter the elevator at
the Produce Exchange and remarked that
il was u nice room but rather small, The
6end who engineers ii chucked the lever
over aud the cnge began to wabble and
ascend. The old man went crazy right
of and wanted TO know If the house was
going up.
"Whaps the matter with you !" asked
the hardened sinner at the lever.
"Let me down." pleaded the old man
II amt prepared to go TO heaven yet"
"Say, you old gray, where did You
spring from. Do you think this is 0
Milleriie, Second Advent machine"
The old man got wild as he saw floor
after floor disappear beneath him. He
was let out on the fifth floor and as soon
| as he found that he wasn't in heaven he
turned and shook his fst at the elevator
and sw0re "he'd be blanked il ever they
got him In groom again that went NOV
! ing all around like balloon" and for the
rest OF his stay he hoofed it up and down
| the five stories 10 the temple OF lnsticl
presided over by Commissioner Hall
while the sinner in the elevator was Civ
ing il away to The reporters. The hard
ened young man ats down and laughi
,conyulsively every time he sees the ole
man climbing up the walnut stairs 70
Ledo Post.