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Live Mock.

CHICAGO H., Dec. -Cattle-Rcceipts,
1l,000; no shipments. Market dull and
slow; Christmas steers, SG.35; others steady.
IIogs-Receipts, 10000; no shipments.
Market active and firm; rough mixed, $500
@5.10; light S5.15@535; packers and ship.
pers, 50. 20@5.40.
Market fairly active and lower; natives,
$3.OO@6,5O; Western, $Ll0@A75; lambs $500
d57O.
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton mnrkctopcncd steady add
clcsed steady middlIng oiic silc, 6iOO
bales. including 81 bale, last evening. Of
which $50 bales ;ocNPortcr and 80 bales
10 spinuUu.
ENCu,NUE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, nominal good ordinary, SIC.
low middiinF osr middlinr DAc good
middliuE ol6c, m'llling fair lo'.c. fair.
nominal
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Nrw YonK, Dec. ~. = Contt Options
opened steady, IS a. - points up closed firm
~ 20 % points above yesterday. sales ~ 100
bnir., including December siA.lAG IS. ~:
January. sl3. 2sdihlO February, SIS lJto
ia.ia, March. ti5iOaihGo. ApHl, si5.60Co
ii.6i. May Sia6ldlb.7O. June Si6OlCtia %.
July tiS5OClAsG August sia I5ttia 20,
September. siA50ai6St October. siA SOFA
la0, November $1,000 spot Rio unsettled;
fair cargucs, lfac.
sugir-Raw barely steady fair refining,
$40, centrifugal, 90 tcst. ~ ,MOkc, refined
strong, fair demand extra q, 7.i0@6i &c,
white cNtm q, GOiGftG..c
Molassos-Ncw Orleans. fairly active.
Rcc-firn and IN good demand.
Nav omrANs H.. bee. ~ HCuacc-sirong
and higher Rio, common o. prime, slif5to
1870. Ricc-Sicaly. ordinary to prime 80
d5'.c. Cotton seed products unchanged.
sugar Steady aud arm; open kettle, choice,
. i.ibc. strictly prime, o., ptimc 3.iG@iisc;
fully fair lildc. good fair lllGmlAc.
fair Axe wuol common, 4 i.iGht O.iHs In.
fCnor 3AWic Centrifugal, plantation gran.
ulate'l,1 3iGt71c. choice whiic,Gi 500 h.iGc.
OIL white q ilOad i.iOc. choice yellow clari.
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Tired feeling, dun headache pains In various
parts Of the body, sinking at the pit OF the stomach,
loss Of appetite, fcycrishnc pimples or sores are
all positive evidence OF poisoned blood. No mat
ter how Il became poisoned II must be purified 10
avoid death. Ackers English Blood Elixer has
nevar failed 10 remove scrofulous or syphilitiC
poisons sold under positive guarantee. II. j.
Hester, druggist
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OIL and Turpentinc.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 12.--Petroleum easy,
s, W. 10, nc.
WILMINGTON, ~ c., Dec. 12.-rurpentine
firm, I24c.
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CANNvp Goors- rincnpplcs 81. 2iml 90
rcnrhcs he. standard. si.a5tti 40. second.
siUO. Tomatoes. lbs standard. S5ttpOc, 3
IT, standard, ti.n Strawberries, Ella.
Rispbcrrics. a. ~ ilngkhcrrics. si.OO. Grvcn
gar,.. ,i.2h Pear, s2un Plums. t22O
Asparagus. eco. Green corn. ~ O0@ a..
Green peas. a -. Cove oysters, full weight
I No. IA; . lbs. st.hj6sl.Dn light weight tjc.
lhs a OOHl.lO. CONDENSED milk. Crown,
$50 Elglc, $40. Swis., 900. Salmon
sL75M2u. Sarlinos $40. mustard sar.
d,ncs, $50. Mackcrcl, ~ -. herring mack.
crcl si.ua.
srGAn-Purc white. &C.. OF white. csc.
yellow clarified. G,smG'.c. refined 4. nc.
standard gmnulhird 5Am5 '.c. powdered.
s'tw'A,c, cut Loaf, sAmSAci open kettle, 8
ahAtC. strong.
Corrrr-Co Common. a., ordinary. iGis@
lie fair t1A.wisr prime lio. isktiS'lc.
choice to fnncy, in'bC,.0, old Government
ainIy. very strong.
sur-sarInaw. NOri.lS por brl. ohio
River. ti.eHi.' per hrl; ~. tine, Sl.a,6t
Lao. coarc, tliu9ili pkis 2Aet7c.
Hi,E-Louisiana ihWdhC Carolina, 90
/ 1c hrm.
CASrua- Stick. all ,iyc., In bxs. pals and
/ hrls nttiic fancy, assorted, iutibc, cNtm
| fancy. $50 2Sc. firm.
CGrrr- Prime flats. s.ao'.c New Yorl
[ factory. phminr mll cram, i2ifNi8c.
I Young America tIhttc.
/ su,r AN rANptu soap 3'.c15c. candles,
/ full weight, iuc.
SrNr,u=34 W1'sc.
Mut,sr- Louisiana common to fair 2sm
VA, prime. Dhnirr. aiHt'C fancy. ttoiOs
cynuilumls common to iair spmsnc prm,
10 choice MH.'c syrup .iat,, strong
tiorschaId s.ppIic~
! lWu= Steady. omnr,, i55OaGO0 pei
bel. o. 1o,iU p"r box. Lemons. saShl
Aui pofhuN liauhnns ~ hnbt2 Ia per bun,h
] Grapes Malaga tUUuHuUt Dates Ease
ArrLn u Sna1 - tof bh Dried apnlcs
J t@ac pcf 90 lrom stow Dried Icarhcs. im
o. from stnrr.
G,vi-Quail q ?,Cti Nv i~rd or. squirrels
siuHti2l Ter dUE mbhia. siWHi - pc
dor Wild turkeys. HittttJ each. wood duck
tibHi 90 trf drf teal 81 2im go per duf
mallnfi, 81 2'ali1 pr du Ncnisnn al
/. dies, N'iuc pee ~, whole deer bNttc per 10
opnssum iatslnJ, oWssad cuon. tuaJic.
r,ulIs=uu.ous fit1Oi55 per hrl
tnhhn.n' luue' Utttr kHut pc hfl, $40
casa half hr. pn2 in Uariic. CO.. tr
To- CARROTS t3nHIip per br llcotr
{ e. 1nn25 l pcr bel rarnips $500 per htl
liprHr1difh. $50 .thau pfI hrl.
NrUrH lWtIrrInr. o.. creamery 100 o.
dairy 2iH2~, country butter iicteic
Curu Ozark giho per hfl aud $50 pc
hllf hh
NtNruAr-rcr ri. i0atac.
lUritN ath,kcua Young 81 nuCti "a
mixed, siJpa2uO. h,ns. t3 2Ss2hD tul
krys young. tiuuaNtO OLD ssOlaii al
, Frcsc s1t0ai5'. ducks g. ijaIuo. drr,sc,
turkeys, NtliC prr 49, hons a. dn0lOO
: chickens. SO t2i1 geese. ttupaGUo.
Nrrs-tuculnuis. tiup ucr iuO. Peanuts
Virginia. b .mN'sr, Tnucsssc. farmer siucl
: iMtrsrnlstpd. I 'sc higher thcllcd rcd, 80,
white. &C. Spanish ~ rccaus. Texas, old
bdsC italian clicstuuts. iOUt2sc.
Euus-Quict Boxes To-. cases. 2nc
RsmiSs-l.nndon lnycn. $3.50. Califomir
e. - Ilcr box
riCKiu llrl4 $3.50 half hrls. AOa
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the Bank OF England on balance today is
$4,000. Bar silver AZ 7-lGd per ounce.
BANK cLEARISGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. i3-Bank clearings,
$10,57S,0O0. ~
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec l2..-Bank clear
ings, S2,009,5l2. &
BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. 12-Bank clearings,
So, IA, 4lS; balances, 1907, 007
New York, Dec. 12,-Bank clearngs, SIG.
003, 7i7; balances, 81, 1914, f02.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 12S-B Bank clearings,
So, 1872, 406; balances, $4SlS2G.
BosToN, Mass, Dec. 12.-Bank clearings,
$40, 703, 0G7i balances, 81, 737, 937,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec l2.-Bank clear
ings, 81, 6lS,2 G2 balances, $l,G2l,5l6.
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O5@75c; Utah, $4,000 per bu; sweet $i,75
per brl.
FREsH FrsH--Bufalo, 1@2c per lbi cat, DC
per 10. Game-Pcrch, trout etc. 19Sc
Nor H.
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Cotton seed Products.

PRiuE CRupE Ou.--i0c; prime summer yell
low, SOC; summer white 5ac; choice cooking
summcryollow, 5jc, cotton seed meal, $1,000
less than car load S2l.OO.
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I.fycStOek.

LAMns-Choice, &c; common TO good per
head, 81 50M3O0.
IIoGs-Choice light 5h@5lEc; good, ga
SIC; common, 4Lmi9(c.
CATTLE-Chocc grass 3HM3l6c, good, 2l9
@3c; scalawags, lh@21c; choice feeders,
2Ja6l3c feeders lAGG2ac
SnEEr-C Choice, DC; medium, 3@3lGci com
mon, 81 COAL 30.
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@gS kssa a.iIlis.i.lB I
~ FOR MAN a BEAST pENETBATEs
hUSCLEdiuillE 40 TIL VERY lone.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Buy and sell stocks and bonds through r.
NJ. Galbrcati, No. 10 Madison 7troet
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miscellaneous.

WHIsKY--Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Sl.50@6o0; Robertson and Lincoln Counties
Tenn, firm at s1.55 TO $500; sharp advance
on October, Eastern ryes, $1.25g6OO, ac'
cordng TO the age and make common
whisky. $l.00@l30, according TO proof
nothing under 10 per cent quoted.
BAGGfNG-ll H6gl3o.
TiEs-$l lOCll15.
SHoT-Drop, SL20; buck, sLi5.
IEAD-5l6Cg6c.
TALLoW--4Ic.
TonAcco-Common, 25@3Oc; other grades,
00GlS5c.
sNuFF-Garrctts SlO75 Ralphs S10.25;
Railroad, 1926. Gail d AXIS, $500
FURs- Bearskins, 81 .00M700; mink, 15(g
45c; coon, hunter handled, l5g75c country
handled, l5GgG0c; otter, Sl.0OCGGOOi beaver,
$.OOmG00; wildcat, l0@30c; fox, l6H15c;
muskrat l0C9l5o; opossom l0@ l5oi wolf, SOC
@t2.0O; panther, 50c@H00; skunk, l5a75c.
PowDEG-kcgs 500; half kegs, $40;
quarter kegs, Sl75.
COAL OIL-l'rime white wholesale lots, lOc
per gal.
Woodbury., grease wool, unwashcd, 10
M2Oc. clear, grease wool, 2OCa2jc; bury,
washed 20d3Oc tub washed 3OCg3jc
BEEswAX-20c
NNIs-lron, 800. steel, $40.
IlIDEs-Dry nini, No /, l0c No 9, 70; dry
snlted, Sc, No. ?, &c; green saltcd, No. l. ~
GtGc; No. ., &c; green, &c; docrskins, 800
acc shecpskins, l6c@sl.0G firm.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
The rirs, symptoms of Dea,h.

NEW YoRK, Dec. l2.-Buyers have been
fairly active In their inquiry.
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INV YonK.

INV Yong.
Spots opened quiet and closed quiet aud
steady middling. oisc salc,. SJG bales.
Quotations are ~ follows Ordinary. csc
good ordinary, Bloc low middllne. pNc.
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ANOt .A,lj L..A.Al.,-Nu
CURES nOiLoWHoRN, GAINED BAGS,
GRUB & HOOP nlsEAsE Is NArIL.l.l
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton steady-Middling Cotton, 9 lac
--sales Today, 300 Bales The
General Market is Steady - Meats
Easy.

APPEAL OFFICE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec, II, lSSS
ney is easy and in good demand at s
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United States cnuUuus. ts fH7 ............ ~. .
lnlicl States rrsiruvl g. litii ........ iEit lEt
lniCi ~iliOf nuufHlus. o. ............... los -
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l. ln iau thH fry. ifss ...-.......
= in ou ihi' dav ~ ..
coNaoLlnATlD ABATEMENT.
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ANENr TIE BoLTERs.
COLUMBUS, o, January 90, 1888.
= Az EJ;tnr nf iho Cantipol.

COLUMBUS, o, january 90, 1888.
To the Editor of the Sentinel:
wish TO inform the Republicans OF
Wood county of tho situation on the
"Bolters," so-called. 1t is denied that
clique had been formed of state senators
to control Tho preliminary caucus and to
distribute the otiices, organize the sen
ate, and in consequence expose their
colleagues to ridicule, 1t is matter OF
fact that we protesting senators did
positively 'protest," thus showed out in
to ihe.coId, would not stay out nut uni
ted with Democrats and did go anu Or
game the senate dividing the oh'cers
and setting aside I'm part the caucus
nominees and "combnc," Two conf
plants arise; Isl, The men and their
friends dug n pit and fell into it them
selves aud Immediately raised howl
about violating the caucus nominees
2d, A complaint is made that we elect
ed Democrat for recording clerk; he
is popular man, n good soldier, and
very competent, AS to boiling the de-
crees of the caucus, caucus is as in
violabie as contract-no more-and n
contract may be "bolted" for fraud A
hacked coucus is not 70 go into COM
p".aeN o'VN"" .I,, =, ',". ', e -, ,..,
mittee 10 consult ior me goou vi ALL Dut
to exact fraud under the forms Of
law"
Ie ,,, o,o,,o.,, ,or,,o, ,,,o r;c,,t IN
- y 'm''''u'y 'ei.es i''o i,s"' -
1885 U. Nallandigham did everything lie
could against the Republicans of Ohio,
vet this man was made chief clerk by n
4 po,,,,,,,;,. .o,at, .,,t ..,, .oo ,,o 20,
N'pu,i''a' 'e'i''e, anu l '''' ''e io ie''
son why good, faithful, popular SOL
dier should not be made clerk seven of
;pfer;or degree ~ becouse ba 10 n Demo-
...t IsIo r.;,,,o,t .n,. aosorso 7
ora.' 1t ""i "i'ho''' any ue'euse, l
will say this, believe in party intideli:y
but not in party trickery and party
frond II ia better in the Ionc RIM 10
iooso hv froud thon 70 win hv i Hon.
loose oy irau'' .ha'' W WIN oy It, non,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-02-03

Not long since England lost by death
one OF the greatest school masters that she
has produced, Edward Thwing. He had
the faculty OF making men OF an honorable
and useful tyne out oil boys who did not
seem to promise much at the beginning.
His theory was that every boy was good
for something, and the duty of the master
wHS TO find out for what he is fit and to de-
velope him on that line, and he had Won
derfnli success. One motto that he KEEP.
before "his boys" was: IL don't want You
lads to win dazzling honors, but / want
you to be dazzingly honorable"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-02-03
AnoIIler Crank.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The police ar
rested and locked UP Tonight Abraham
iSaacs, Russian Jew Of New York, who
came here TO collect money which lie i'm
agined President Cleveland had deIrauded
him Of lsaacs is evidently crank, and
sid $4,000 was due him by The Govern
nent and that the President retained il
lor his own u'e. lie intended going to The
Wh1e iionse with big bull dog, demand
ing Of the President that he settle up the
account.
As the JOURNAL has several copies on
h'e down in New York, we greatly fear
that tina crank has been reader of "Ds"
articles ON Cleveland and his mind has
been undnly exercised, the same M Cult
eau's was by the vicious attacks Of Senator
Conkling on President Garfield.
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=
DON'T

let that cold Of yours rnuon. You think ii i
light thing. But il may run into catarrh
Or into pneumonia. Or consumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is dan
gerous. Consumption is death itself.
The breathing apparatus must be kept healthy
and clear Of all distractions and clfensive mat
ter. olberw SO there is troub lie ahead.
All the diseases Of these parts, head, nose
throat, onclial tubes aud luugs, can be de-
ightfully and entirely cured by the use Of Be-
schee's German Syrup. II you don't know
this already. thousands and thousands Of peo-
pie can tell you. They have been cured by it,
and 'know how tits, themselves" Bottle eonly
rs cents. Ask any druggist.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-02-03

In country court in England recently,
there was trial 10 determine the owner
ship Of dog. The Judge couldn't make
out from the ev idence which was the real
owner, 30 he made one stand on each side
while an officer held the dog in the middle
of the room. Then he told them both 10
whistle and the officer to release the dog al
the same moment. When this was done
the dog boIted through the open door
"Call the next case" was all the comment
the judge made, although the litigantf
storned,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-02-03
GODDESS OF LIBERTY: "Class In polit-
ical economy, give an example OF an equa-

GODDESS OF LIBERTY: "Class IN polit-
ical economy, give an example OF an equa
ton"
CLASS: ~ dollur-10O cents"
GODDESS: multiply this equation b,
., what do you hsve?"
CLASS: 40 dollars-200 cents"
GODDESS: "If you divide it by 2, wha
effect upon its value do you discover"
CLASS: None"
GODDESS: "Give the law of equations
them"
CLASS: "Doing the same thing TO equal
things does not change their relative val
ues."
GODDESS: Estate The great natura
equation OF economies"
CEASs: "All labor-all value"
GODDESS: "Under natural law if you
double one side of this equation, what wi
be the effect upon the olher?"
GLASS: at will likewise double"
GODDESS: "And you divide one side
what must happen to the other?'
CLASS: ut will be divided"
GODDESS: "Call labor wages and val
ue 'pricesa how will your equation s,and?'
CLASS: "Wagcs-prices."
GODDESS: "1n a free market, if you
double wages or prices. how will your
equalization stand ?"
CLASS: "2 wages-2 prices"
GopDess: sand is the converse true?'
CLASS: ut il. Hall wages means hall
prices for that which wages buy"
GODDESS: "How IL this healthy natur-
al law Of economic equations sometimes
disturbed"
CLASS: "By arbitrary human laws that
multiply the nice side without multiply
ing the wages side. This is done by pro-
tecting price against competition without
protecting labor by restricting the mum.
her of laborers."
GODDESS; But suppose these human
laws you speak Of could be made so as to
effect both sides Of the equation alike
would anything be gainedr'
CLASS: "Clearly nothing. On the con
trary there would be loss TO the extent o
the time and expense necessary 10 max,
consIa nj, useless computations"
GODDESS: What then has been The ef
feet of the protective laws Of the Unilec
Slates?'
CLASS: "To increase the price side o
the economic equation more than the VIA
ges side, 10 that the few have become rel
at the expense of the many. Besides, III,
expense OF the transaction has been enor-
nous and has also been taken out of wa
ges"
GoDDEss: "You have answered justly "
JAMES u. BLAINE Qrom the back seats
Of the class); by virtue of the precedent
in the case OF the Kentucky-st school, Gle
veland, Ohio, pronounce yon, Mlss God
dess of Liberty, u liarl You don't know
the frat principles Of political economy.
-Clepeituld Iress.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-02-03

We present IA another column letter
addressed to the d. G. Sentinel, and
published in that paper last week, from
Senator VIM. Gayser, representing this
Senatorial district, and one of the eight
dissenting Senators from the decision of
packed caucus. Wegive it as present
ed in the Sentinel, but the manuscript
was most likely "queried" in that Office
in punctuation, etc, to make 1t read as
awkardly as possible. in order to give the
editor an opportunity to say that "just
what the Senator is driving at, it could
not understand, and that "as card
writer the Senator was not success
etc, and to give him some advice. Ii
is well-known fact that but few who
are not accustomed to write for publica-
tion who write and punctuate correct
ly, leaving this to the editor or proof
reader to put in correct form. This was
an opportunity that that paper would
not be slow to improve under the cir
cumstances. To enable the reader who
is not familiar with tho caucus system
in legislative bodies, we will state the
fact that what they call few leaders in
such bodies control much of the legisla-
tion through the caucus system. Much
of the pernicious legislation of year
ngo was worked through on this plan,
aud the great bulk of the members might
just as well remained at home or in their
boarding houses until such time as il
would be necessary TO record their votes
to ratify the decision OF a caucus. The
Democratic members of the Senate are
governed by the decision of a caucus,
nusticated in Kentucky and Canada for
a time, left Vallandigham exposed to the
enemy and to capture, and they were
very properly permitted to rusticate at
home when they came before the peo-
pie for further honors. They returned
in time to that body, however. to join
the procession and vote for measures that
called for three hundred thousand, dol.
lars not in The treasury. but on antici-
pated levies, az we heard one of them
so express himself. We are glad we
have different kind OF material there
now. II not professional "card writer's
we trust they have some regard for their
oath OF office, as well as the duties OF an
American citizen and public official.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-02-03

We prefer this week TO give "D" all
the space we desire to occupy on the
subject treated. If his "nrgumenl" tins
week in treating plain Republican facts
and figures fails 10 answer itself, then
we had better abandon our school houses
and theological Institutions and join the
Indian Show. At the request of several,
and in the interests of the morals OF the
community in which we "havc cast our
lol," we will state that the patent on the
"Maria Halpin" business has expired and
will not be renewed. I'D" has held the
"exclusivc right" on the territory of the
u. S. since the close of the Presidential
campaign four years ago, and thisshould
c all sufficient. We have something
further 10 say on some reflections OF "D"
in the near future,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-02-03

A movement is said 10 be on foot hav-
Ing as It's aim; the liberation Of Harper,
the Cincinnati banker and broker now con-
fined in the OHIO Penitentiary on a SEN
tence of ten yenrs, and it is said that ii
will be presented to President Cleveland
for clemency in the case.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-02-03

J. B. Foraker WIS the last Govern er OF
the first century of Ohio, and was the
first Governor of ohio's second century
He is centennial Governor and "Jim
Dandy" politician and a graduate OF the
Tostorian High School.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-02-03

One Of the smallest manuscripts in the
world is TO be sold. A grain of rice, with
the whole first chapter of the Koren writ
ten on it; given 10 an English officer in
1872 by an American gentleman, who re-
ceived it from an Arab Shelkh, whom he
had cured OF dangerous fever in the des-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-02-03
BuckIcn,sArp,c,saIve

TheBostSalVen the worldfor Cats ,B ruis,
Sores Ulcers Salt Rbeum, Fever Sorei
letter Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corn
and all Skin Eruptions ,and positively cur
Piles, or no pay required. ItisguaIanteed /
10 give perfect satisfaction o r mo ne refunds ID
Price % cents par box. For sale by Tay
lur X Miller,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-02-03

We are beginning TO have "trusis" in
everything that enters into domestic use.
A New York merchant says of the sugar
'trust" that"a more iniquitous combina-
tion was never formed" and that every
body is helpless in their hands. The same
remark may apply to every other trust"
or monopoly, aud the people are slow to
arouse TO the dangers threatening from
these combinations Every "trust" that ia
formed strengthens the chains that are be.
ing woven aud rivited and threatens 10
undermine the very existence of our social
fabric. 1t is indeed time that the govern
ment begin an Investigation into this mo-
nopolistic tendency Toledo. Commercial.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-02-03

A bill has been introduced into the
Ohio Senate TO increase the Dow Tax on
ell liquors 10 $500. Some think II will be
tucreaseb toS500. A bill has also been intro
duced in the House TO allow Assessors 81
per day, and Treasurers Of School districts
one per cent Of the money handled by
them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-02-03

When men do anything for God, the
very least thing, they never know where
1t will end, nor what amount of work i,
will do for HIM. loves secret, therefore
is 10 be always doing things for God, and
not 10 mind because they are such very
little ones, "Casl thy bread upon the run
nne waters for alter long time thou
shalt find it again."-E w. Eaber.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-02-03

In order to give all a chance to test it, and
thus be convinced Of its wonderful curative
powers DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, will be, for a
limited time, given away. This offer is not on
ly liberal, but shows unbounded faith in the
merits of this great remedy. All who suffer
from Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma
Bronchitis, or any affection of Throat, Clest OF
Lungs. are especially requested to call at Tay'
lor Miler's Drug Store. aud get trial Dol
tie Free, Large bottles soc and 81.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-02-03

A portion of the Republican press are
now working FOR Gov. Hill, of New York
for President on the Democratic ticket.
IsIit.in the interest of'monopoly that these,
papers should control the nominees oil both
Lie old nariies