Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-12-05

-Tiffin is to have kite-shaped
race track and agricultural fair.
Sleigh rides and bus parties can be
suitably accommodated, at Tromba's.
Stephen Hartshorn has returned
home from the country where he has
been visiting friends the past five
weeks.
The man who lets his wife split all
the wood may mean well, but he
shouldn't be allowed to do all the TALK
ingat prayer meeting.
A special inducement for Decem-
Der buyers. Five per cent off on all
goods purchased, and the prices are
still way down to the lowest linotch,yet
we will give 5 off on all purchases.
Henry Hoffman, begins house
keeping in the proper manner by or
dering the JOURNAL sent to him
regularly. Long may Henry and his
bride live to enjoy their welded life
and the JOURNAL.
The most convenient thing per-
son can have is good credit, as he can
use it when he has no money. To
maintain credit it is necessary to pay
Indebtedness when you can do so, and
every person should fully understand
this.
Il use Ayers Cherry Poctoral freely
in my practice, and recommend it in
cases of Whooping Cough among chill
dren, having found it more certain to
cure that troublesome disease than any
other medicine [ know of."-So says
DR.. Bartlett, of Concord, Mass.
The Scientific American, published
by Mum * Co. New York, presents
weekly to its readers the best and
most reliable record of various
improvements in machinery, while
the slentific progress of the country
can in no way be CLEANED so we'll as by
the regular perusal of it's pages
LETTERS UNCALLED FoR.-Letters
remaining uncalled for Dec. L. 1891
Fred Brewer, Preston Cooley, M. p.
Davis, Geo. Gutzweiler, Mr.. Walter Z
Jennison, Mr.. j. w. Morris, Miss Anna
Il. Myers. Mr.. John A. Rahe. Persons
calling Tor these please say advertised
w. III. HOLLENBECK, p. Nj.
Scientists have discovered that the
human mouth is slo Wy but surely
working toward the lef-. and in course
of time will reach the neighborhood o
. the ear. The chief reason of this i.
that humanity has tendency to chew
entirely with the teeth of the left jaw
But it is also true that a great many
mouths .''get left" in their struggle fo
bread.
All our millinery goods at sacri
flee. \. j. Smith, Toledo.
A laborer employed on the ID. & NJ
Ry. construction train was badly in
jured on Thursday afternoon. In ut
tempting to jump on the rear end O
the train he fell in such manner MS It
break his arm in two places; the bone
being forced through the flesh. Hi
back is also injured and he is badl.
bruised up generally. He was unable t.
!, give his name when brought in and al
that is known of him is that he cam
J, from Weston; was hurt near Roachtol
, and was brought here on IL handcar
DR.. Rheinfranll, Bowers and Kiln
attended him.
New stock of zephyrs, at Barton's
3Tb.
Y Tie onion is highly recommends
as II cure for colds, and is said to
Y better for that purpose than quinine
The onion acts as Il cathartic an
1iuretic, and will much help to brea
up a cold. For best effects the onio
K must be slowly eaten raw. 1t is
r. great medicine. A doctor says: |
my home we have them cooked twiC
week, and whoever of the family
. threatened with a cold eats som
: onions raw. If this vegetable wei
generally eaten raw there would be L
: diphtheria, gout, rheumatism, kidne
Z or stomach troubles. If you are suffe
. ing from u cold, and looking forwal
Z to restless night, slowly eat ra
Q onion, then go to bed with warm fee
{ You will soon 90 to sleep and wal