Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-10-01

WILLIAMS.
Henry Artz is now clerking for G.
w. Pfster.
Use Champney's castroiliana for
infants.
School books, tablets, and all |
necessary stationary for the scholars
ut Pos,-oflice news stand.
Tho Daily Sentinel has been issued
rs a morning paper this week ON
account of the fair.
III you have never traded at Lamson
Bros, try them this fall, their assort-
mont is far larger than eyer before.
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, Specta-
cles. Special attention given to repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
3l3 Monroe street. Toledo,
The increasing application OF
women to athletic and physical train
ing is sign of her determination that
II she ever meets that man she's been
looking for under the bed for centuries,
it will go hard with him.
One of the best methods of disinfec-
tion, recommended by health authori-
, ties every where, Is the scattering OF
coppcrns In drains and cesspools. 1t is
ono of the very good things that can
bc done for very little money.
! Il. Williamson of Bowling WAS in
town this week ana gave the JOURNAL
n pleasant call. Lew Is doing fine
line of business in implements, etc.
He recently erected wind mill for
John Leydorf, which we understand
has given excellent satisfaction.
j. F. Bradley has gone to Chicago
and will he absent for several weeks.
MIR. Bradley's rendition of the beautiful
tenor solo, 1.-The Palms" In the choir
OF St. Rose de Lima church on Sunday
last was highly complimented by the
congregation.
For cough, colds, bronchitis use
Champney's white pine expcctorant.
To hasten tho cure of burn or Il
scald there is nothing more soothing
or effective than the whito of an egg.
1t is contact with the air which makes
n burn SO painful. The egg acts MS a
varnish and excludes the mir COM
pletely, and also prevents Inflammation.
Prof. Saddler reports tho largest
and most interesting high school in
Perrysburg that he has had since he
has been in charge OF the schools
He also says the Grammar school, in
J charge af Miss Wetzel, is the largest
most successful, and best disciplined
they have ever had. Nothing give:
me more pleasure than to record such
words of praise of u worthy tcacher.--
School Notes in Sentinel.
Does the hen pay her way? Eggs
are considered at low price wher
they sell for only cent each, but 1t il
! estimated that two cents will feed I,
hen, and consequently, il she lays onl,
two eggs week, worth two cents, sh'
will pay for her keep. If she lay
three eggs a week, at twelve cents pc
! dozen, she yields profit of fifty PEI
, cent. on the cost OF her food. Som,
very persistent figuring is often re
sorted to in erder to bring the old hel
= in debt, but with eggs selling at onl,
one cent each, II she will only half d,
her duty, she can discount all othe
stock on the farm.-Ex.
. j. Duhammel, Jess. Bruce, Thos
$ Frucschsr, and George Leathere
. arrived home from Washington OF
{ Saturday morning last, tired and worl
Y out for want of sleep. They repor
having had splendid time and tina
i accommodations were equally rs goo,
j. could be expected under tho circum
!, stances, although Tom Fruescher say
that the pillow upon which he reste'
y his alabastcr brow tho hrst night
1 would have been much softer II 1t hat
e been made Of stone. They all say tina
the fatigue and expense were nothing
o compared with the many pleasures o
Q the trip and the satisfaction OF joinin,
o in the grand review at Washington
;. once more.
r Coughing Leads TO Consumption