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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-24

CrplD 10 Il ter.or W young mothers.
T. - the 'pnre nins he Ii 'st sylnp.
toms. aud ireilnenb is the oojecu of this
iGem. fne first indcation OF Group is
h1 sr'eneas. la a enid wno is sIoiect
10 5foI) ~ IN y y, JIHen as u sure sign
cough. II ChAn3erlain's Cough Rem
edy is given a. soon as the child becomes
holrse Or eyea aztec the rough cough
has disappeared il will prevent the at
tack. It has never been known to fail.
25 and 80 cent bottles for sale by A. r..
Champne y, the drugglst,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-24

Now that the election is over let us
quit talking politics and attend strict
ly to business. There's more money
in it for everyone except the fellow
who got the office.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-24
SAM WEBB KILLED,

Sum Webb Of Dayton, formerly Of this
place. was accidentally shot Thursday.
An OLD gun, q boy, and didn't know it
was Loaded was the cause.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-24

Since the demise OF the Bowling
Green Daily Democrat, our exchange
table Is short one Of its most valued
papers. The lille of Bro. Chapiu's
little Daily was not long, but it was
brilliant,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-24

The present year has been one ofun
precedonted calamities both on land
and sea-n year stained with crime of
every hue, and blurred by all the man
ifestations of moral delormity, deter-
orization and decay.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-24
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fsig Highest Medal and Diploma.


The first quarterly institute of 1S94-5
will be held at Hsskins on Saturday,
Nov. q. Prof. Ttaylor, chairman of
the executive committee, has prepared
an excellent program for the occasion,
and all teachers should be present.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-24

Much credit is due Clerk Joe f..
Baird, Treasurer Yeager and Record
er Finkbener for the work done in fa-
vor OF the Republicans Of Perrysburg
this fall. They are all royal Ropubli-
caus and can always be found ready to
do LheIr duty.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-24

BUSINE ESS. One OF the lead
ing business colleges of the country is
located ut Fayette. Ohio. Its actual
business rooms are maryels of beauty.
1t is superior in advantages to the city
business colleges, while the expense is
only one-half to one-,hird as great. Its
courses are thorough; its methods the
best; and its graduates succeed. II re-
celves the praise of every student who
entsrs it. Do not delay, hut act Write
for catalogue to the president of the
COLLEGE,.
II j. Z DuDDs F4yette, Ohio
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-24

II the atrocities perpetrated by
Kurds and Circassians under Turkish
sanction, along the Armenian frontier,
do not soon cease, it may be necessary
for the Russian bear to put his paw on
the neck of the Turk once more.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-24

Tu,sis 1t great country. We have
3].u0G oiaiuud,rcs and a million uhd IL
la. { ul trar1s.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-24

We envy neither the men nor the
women who cannot speak 10 II fellow
creature out of their owa circie or TO
anybody without the lormality of an
introduction. There is no computing
the amount OF profit rs well Us pleasure
such persons lose By hedging them
selyesin with This stupid fence or
fastidiousness. We have always found
more Of this feeling among persons
who were touchy on their sOclal posi-
tion than among those sel-respcctlng
persons who thought nothing about il.
A great deal OF intelligence is Aoating
round the world without being labeled,
and those men or women who have
good sense To recognize this fact aud
act upon IL, not only are educating
themselves but conierring that pleas
ure which we are all bound by the com
mon ties OF humanity to exchange with
one another. IL seems TO us thaU it is
only The snoO anu pretender who take
d d4llerenL view vi Inns question.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-24

The annual report OF Geo. A. How
ward. the auditor for the postoliice de-
partment, shows The total number of
money order Offices in operation on
June 30, 1880, was 1882 and on June 80,
1894, 19, so, an increase Of more than
los per cent in The four years, The in
crease during tho last fiscal year was
1,OS5 Daring this period the amount
received by postmasters for money or
ders and postal notes issued was &lG5,-
2S3, ,129. The amount paid out by post
masters on account OF money orders
and postal notes was 3i57 ,9S3,5
Major Dick, Cnairman OF The Repub-
lican campaign committee otthe State
of Ohio, is announced as a candidate
for Auditor of State, ana seems to be
booming himself on account OF the bril-.
liant campalgn just closed, Major
Dick undoubtedly did all he could to
further the interests ri he Republican
party during the pas. year: ne is "
great letter wrj,rr. and ayang"', ygarH
Republican in lhe State. .,0I especially
all hose who utya ,ta.u any active
part IN po:lire. has u..u rao&a a"
Gutta3ed wila tor .'aior's aouly In
that tue. bat lhat be- houid iata 10
himself iha credit Of The uumpajau just
closed is assuming much more than is
his due. Every man vino voted the
II
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-24

Alexander Blssel ana Coualin
Grace
Charles Gershman and CherrikoG
Howard IL. McCiarou dAd Moillc a.
George.
Simon S. Fitzgerald and Maggie
Hart.
j. L. Shinew aud Clara Floyd.
Adam Johnston aud Dora Deuel..
Augustus NJ. Truit aud Susie Bloom.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-24

sATJHoAY. NOVEMBER 2i 1854
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-24
Epir,,R

Eotarodotthc Ferrysburg Posto0loe msecond
class matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
Jretruriion
For Both Sexes.-Clty
no THE EDITOR or THE TRIBUNE.


Sir: \ man in Sh street told m" this n'riihE
that he quite disagreed with tine sick Tan who dou"i"i
tho soundness my brain lie tho trouble was WAN
the sick himself I will j." them settle the mater
while speak in sober about my school WIN
Az that have done doing 20 advise tho puo'ir
as the real work actomrshing there Is NiS'
amount ignorance concerning u. That Is h''"us"
there is a vast number 81 people who don't tax" the
touli. ~ inform ams,lvoa. don't ham" thom for H.
mind am gully 4 the fault--f 1t be- a fault
concerning that out Of my beat Ihet" j.
ono class community however. who never g"t wrong
this and that is the growing class Of
Packard graduates Talk TO Packard GiHluaie. or To
the father - a Packard boy giiI. ana You VIII get
things straight Any n these VIII tell You that IN"
school is lust what claims to h'a preparatory school
for business That the methods adopted are reasonable
and effective he teachers Intelligent and apt and the
course ~ training thorough ana comprehensive There
TN. instruction was ss thorough the boys Of that
period were not u IT, and neither Will they admit
now We know however. that present methods are
greatly in adyano" tho OIL ard ha; business mon IN
search of cll-traned clerks always accept the Packard
diploma rs proof proficiency No. there IS no question
as to the genuine u the Packard college the
only doul, heinz the chance ~ getting into J..
There are now vacancies Inquire before tn" second
q January. = ;. INChAhp' Ires'-'
Io East sd
w. han
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
School Aeeneies.

School Aeenues.
GENCY Miriam C6yriore supplies tutors. professors
"A teachers etc, IN all depis recommends
Liding.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACIlEE'S AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Governcsses.
&C.. Colleges Schools and Families Apply TO
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Squire.
THE FISK Teachers Agencies. Kew York. Ioston Chit
j cago Los Angeles a. 46%I positions hlled: eS5 In
1893 CROCKER q PRATT Managers. 10 oth-avs
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE MILL ne RE.
CEIrED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. I.2i2 Brnad-
way ID door north Of Thirty-hrstst: and ADvER.
EASEMENTS at the following Branch Ohces: 2'i
iG7 Fourth-sve. cor. Fourteentn-st.: $50 Thrd-aye
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rrA1. rsrArr TRANSFERS.


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Mckin Garrison refc,.e 10 John ~, e' s., Bra
l"ih-si ~" u ,,.'",,.,,,' '' ~ ...." 1900
ThM,c' J. Hunk ana VII. 20 .cx-proper,y 81
s. NI St. =. =G3 # Of Riverside Iriys FOX
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A@ nsSGsl"s a." ,'"' ,srncr 'i1s = 9Yioo
18Th S s NJ 'V We s@a J % vie 100
o,, A. g. !. wc: augusta iIober ana an =, %,
s ",h.T To- S'mg g, ~ W"S Endavc 22x75s
~ Mcircpouan Improvement 90 to Josephine
cs: 20, .cna du5 I" Viz, Y io Wiz ri.
iai i' 80 2l7 wc.,. charles II o.,randc.r es
rru,ur u clara Louise Lyons. to Mary + mas 1850
,i Ti, = i9iS It " II !i,tayc. lGs4ic"ii
He6c'' "ses XII 1 was T'I Il e'' oiborn ami
WI to Herman j. Fejen - ,o.., ~. John
ia@h 200 # r Of Iihi 4 Ti.% g' ~ '" 10000
vT I'm, S, i o '%' snG W wic to- Charles
r ''l' vs. =, ~: 10 =, n pycqnan-s,. i'8SlsoIx
nslIvI57 .. I,hn g negcein ard wife 10
-. ttai,. l. l!uaa and VII to Frederick
=. r >r'r.l, q ~ "a W n mt .3H9'x
~ io>io5 10. Adlm J. p'o"s' and wife 20 Jon" 10
rS1 10 s, r. ln,.t st G Yah ana ' @ii 90,
ss,s s a. 81 - West, William iu6irr to Vincent
,ah',i 80 80 E,st Ias.r Hrsh to Samuel % ,oo
r..a',a, - q IF iai,h-st. 2'zs' Hee" o,s,o
Z Kl,nins"r =. ,ar. T. I'e,l ,.,, AZ, .,rip
g iooll Tsu T. snuh 10 Jam. \ Cum nsh ,,I ''
loa I.nnc'a j. Mr,gr,s and husband 10 800
W.iilm 'rmr'nss - 9ni an''n nr ,rirrcg,,a-
l,nlt. -. IL ~ 'n' i, ~ Frieilcb 1000
,no. Ne9p~' T. e'r E;o, I.r'. .,,.. ,,:,x ''0'o
.e'. john lnch. jr. and wife 70 Adam
,. s',f"., ~ +, ~ IF c.4r,iind ate 25Nioo;
Henrietta lr.ss - IuIius J. HIrr,nrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29

- I,Sl ANT {" an oder ~ lhr supreme ' ""'I
q queensland m'l- ia 81 10. ion ~ A. "l ,a- ,'''
f..4- claiming h~ fUr u",f ~ fn and h-If itN 20
i:p- NJ AI;iI.E formerly ni -n't"N 'n '''' l.''-'
Iu~r ani lifIfL" lr 90" ell ht ~ N'" -f''" N'
.nI Brisbane in f~ 'f'nf - '!u". 800. As4 -r,
,.is-l. l,ug 90 fa~ tmr 81 th. said Roe II Niii'
f,4fh n- 1In t't 20 Aurur'. los" 'r 90 o. ' irt4
PERSONAL r'ff..l'ifl 's &C zach - flr u'N = n "- ~
f.. d. ftr No MICHAEL. 81 hi.f.i- formerly ~ Ii-
,,.tif tfl,...I AND piu Married Miff Quinn 90
ai,4, fhc year -, ami efustf'i p An'fDH Oh Go Do"
l..nl personal alive N fu Do ~ i'" .lid n'N'
n m . af. DOW dead And ne persons claiming 20 ir ih~
= tin hc.r-ii.law - fillA MARBLE. = Iui.
naval .ffesall Lcn - ba'huist AMI sydney. IN 90"
oDrn, " Sow south Vale and who won't O., s'oncy
castle Gold Fields and - - believed -uis'i.'. Joined
Bots father said MIDuI. M,Aril-. America.
legal personal f"Ires"utfs's u srn = th" said
n"Ni ~ hn now h""d 49," y u"r collection. 900 "r
,lan4 The - iuters 81 Iils Honor t7l'f
justice queensland supreme Courthouse George Street
r.inptory excluded from the benefit = the said
Tuesday the - cay = October. lsD5 ~ ten 81 the
for hearing AMI adindioatng upon "a" claims.
Dated this 2iih day u Ocioher. 1891
WILLIAM BELL.
a.. s. Registrar
Supreme Court Of Queensland
cHAMBEE5. EEIcE & MNAE
Adclaid" street.
Brisbane" 'l'Isfrrlfud.
Solicitors for 10" ~ 'r"-nnned plaintiffs
- ECEiVERs SALE - SUPREME COURT
IL city and county Of sew ork. In ho mntter u ihc
Iln-0luton Il The 'nIpDrdtiou The ono Furniture
supply Company. Notice Is h"Ieby given los virtue
order 4 the Court. sinll tell ~ public
auction on Saturday. December 29ih iSli At If rr
premises l3i Grand street. York city hy
James j. $40. Auction'el. all 81 the ana
FRANCIS II. WILSON
Temporary Receiver.
once and rosiorice Acdress
. Bceandn Street.
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
Curtlnq Htaocrllts.

A IIXA%DER MACGHEGOItS Mrndess,hn Rooms.
n Jos WEST 3jTIi ST
Private lessons and Glasses dancing every day.
JrEKSANDOs ACADEMY. IC2 Las, Quarter.
i private hour. 81. class al
pupils convenience. Extra select private CLASSES
~ GEORGE DODwoRTH.
/. 20. Gsl FIFTH AVENUE.
Class ana private lessons Mems class De-
cen.ber ID new. The Amsterdam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS At THE EXCHANGES.

The reported real estate sa.os were iSht yes'er-
day after the activity Of tn ast week
Il. ". Taylor has sold 10 Charles Lowen IN" hor'"
west corner Of Seyenty-fourth-st. and Amsterdam
ave. running through to the Bcu.evard' ~ 'e''
In Amsterdln-aye.. 1876 feet In Sev'niy-'ouf'h
and SO feet in the Boulevard. The price Is ABOUT
SSc,0E
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r..nnnrn MnnrGAGEs

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CO., ... 3D. ' ...t. o.. l.r..f Han p lrn.
a. d, - Suburban place. ,e1r... ,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
Nrm Civilizations.

literary Of the is tho Life Of Napoleon
in The Ccntury."-The Gail. San Francisco.
DEADY SATURDAY. DECEMBER 29TH
THE JANUARY
CENTURY.
CONTAINING:
NAPOLEON IN 1791-l79j.
"a period which has been neither understood
by those who have written IN his interest
PROF sLOANE's GREAT SERIAL HISTORY.
"a NEW NAPOLEON"
Bonapartc First Licu;enant-c,urn to Nalencc-''l am
me: need them sadlylionapare. the corsican Jaco3n
Eonapartc the French -sx-ccnt meals in Paris
and Fighting Corsca-TAe Bonaparie family flee
from the island
DELIBERATIONS by
PRUDHoN. rIIILIPpoTEAUx sINIBALDI RrALIER-
DUMAS. CAsTAIGNE PAPE AND OTHERS
FESTIVALS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES FOR
WOMEN
PICTURES BY WILEs AND METcALF
and celebrations nryn Mawr. Mount Holyoke.
"A NEW FLYING MACHINE"
by HIRAM s. MAXIM
a fun and authoritative account date Of Mr. Maxims
experiments In aerial navigation, written 10y himself
With Illustrations and diagrams.
MARION CRAWFORD'S GREATEST NOVEL;
CASA BRACClO,"
e, Masterpiece Of Fiction" Illus by Casaigne
tor fails in lov~ With num- rsuadts her to ior.ake her
convent in 2iy an1 fly wit" m1ar ,ry Io g %
cums;ances story showing the Tragedy II human pas
1ao' d p5Herfu i dcye. Il. ;' '' '
"GL1MPSES OF LINCOLN IN WAR TIME"
by NOAH BROOKS.
r,,ta,.;r.. ,r,or If,ou,,'s Defoo.
elusive Information An Interrupted Sc4ncc social Inc-
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"AN EEEANT WOOING"
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which dcigrtfuy described Most Of the characters
Americans.
SCENES IN CANTON"
TIE PUNISHMENT oF CRIMINALS AND THE RIVER
POPULATION.
BY FLORENCE oDR1sCOI14 NJ p Illustrated.
Engrayings by T. COLE Stories by RICHARD NAL;
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departments. etc. etc.
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snsirufnor.
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t0inier Resorts.

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'I>HE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR JANUARY
begins a volume with very attractive con,en,s:-
The first chapters "
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