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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-19
GROCERIES.
We are strictly in it, on Gro
cerieS.
Read some of my prices:

Read some of my prices:
20 lb granulated sugar, S1.oo
81 lb A coffee 100
All package coffees 10
Java per lb 80
Best Japan tea &C so
A 4oc Japan tea rs
Full cream cheese 10
2 bars all laundry soaps rs
6 cans oil sardlnes rs
3 cans mustard sardines rs
A 2lb package wheat flakes 10
Medium pickles (doz) .o5
: lb bulk starch .25
8 lb white soup beans 10
8 lb rolled oats rs
8 lb good rice rs
Morgan salt pork per lb .o6
Challenge starch (requires
no cooking) per pkg .o5
These prices date from to-day.
ART. FINKBEINER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-19
Nothing shoddy, but
High Grade Tobaccos in
the Princess Cigar.
Wanted Idea E's $ns ss9 sI$B;s falRs

Protect your ideas; they may bring you wealth
Write JOHN wEDDERBURN & CO., Patent Alto
neys, Washington, ID. c., for their $3.50 prize ode
and list OF two hundred Inventions wanted.
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A PECULIAR REMEDY.
Something About the New Discovery 10,
4Ft-55te-25H-F Cnrtu~~ rv.,,. So r 5Fl1

Something About the New Discovery for
Curing Dyspepsia. "a +;
The Rev. F. L. Bell, a highly esteemed
minister residing in Weedsport, cayuga
Co, n. Y. in a recent letter writes as
follows: There has never. been any
thing that I have taken that has re-
lieved the Dyspepsia from which I have
suffered for ten years except the new
remedy called Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's. Since taking them have no dis
tress at all after eating and again after
long years can sleep well. Rev. r. +.
Colo s. i III y : ~
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, is % re-
markable remedy, not only because It
Is a certain cure for all forms OF intIires-
ton, but because 1t seems to act = thor.
oughly in old chronic cases OF Dyspen.
sla as we'll as In mild attacks OF dlees-
ton or blliousness. A person has dys-
pepsia simply because the stomach Is
oyerworlled. all 1t wants Is O harmless.
vegetable remedy to digest the food and
thus give It the much needed rest. e =.
This is the secret OF the success of this
peculiar remedy. No matter how weak
or how much disordered the digestion
may be. stuarts Dyspepsit Tablets viii!
digest the food whether the stomach
works or not. New life and energy is
given not only to the stomach but 10
every organ and nerve In: the body. A
trial OF this splendid medicine will con-
Vince, the most ekeptlcal that Dyspepsla
and all stomach troubles can be cured.
The tablets are prepared by the Stuart
Chemical Co., OF Marshall, Mich, but so
popular has the remedy become that
obtained at any drug store. a t so cents
per package. Send for, book on stomach
diseases free Z. q = ~ q 81
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81 B. !. i It'.I ssorHrsHoop Y
seven Thousand cemrnunlean,.P artakr
n ,isa 4 dt die I.orl,s supper,

PrTrsBuRGt. Pa, oet. is.--T he,
third day OF the convention OF the
Brothsrh6od OF 81. Andrew was opened,
az ESQ o clock this morning when Rlsht
Rev. John .Dowden. Lord Bishop OF
Edtnburgh. Scotland. celebrated tho
holy communion at Trinity church rs
1000 communicable, and devotional eS-
ercises followed at $3.50 o'clock at Car
npgie Hall. n X 555 81 r 10
When the business session opened a
committees was appointed 10 draft tcs-i
timnniais on; the death az the late
Archbishop OF Canterbury and Bishop
Arthur Cleveland Coke, of western
New York. The seerctary ihcil rcad
the report Of the internationai! COM
yention committee, the report desrrIb-
Ing the trip of abe committee through,
England and other countries where the
hrot herhpods eStsts, md stated that ali,
Indications pointed TO q successful OUT
come OF the Efforts for an ihternationa
gathering In this country next year. Y
A pprsonals letter 10 tho conyent.an
from che great English statesman, Hon.
William u. Gladstone. was read by 81
los SlcRec and heartily applaudcd.
Addresses We're then made by Rev,
Or. kinsolding on Missionary work II,
t,razil, I. and by William G, StuYgiss. {,tt
New York. on The Rule OF Service,
I THE Btpt herhood- Iis Work, was
discussed IN brief talks on \ various
KINDS of brotherhood work BY John
DSeeiy Ward, H., Pro-c Cathedral. New
York: N \ FSrrar Davidson, presidcnt 81
ms Brotherhool In Canada. Alexan-
DER NJ Hadden. Calvary; NJ VI u. IA.
~ y a.! Johns. Jacksonville.
/ fIa; 1, TX Ci6usher, Grace. Toront5,
aha Rlltus W. Frost. Grace, New York
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Tynlnun,s Shout,

BoULoGNE-suR-aIER, oct. 1s.-p.
J@Tynan, the alleged dynamiter, who
was released from prison last evening.
got his effects at the prefecture this
morning and viii go to Paris at noon.
He resents the charges OF intemperance
brought against him by the British
press, and when asked to make a state.
ment. said: " {9lisI ID b. - Is,
Talk for the benefit OF The newspa.
spers? Not at any price All I can do s.
TO shout with oil my might Down WITH
the English" y. = y = 81 = =
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5fEE.CENT PATTERNS


Guaranteed 10 Fit IN Every, Case II the
Proper Size is Given. 38ss
Weshaye made an arrangement with
one oftthe Oldest and most reliable pa
per pattern houses IN New York, which
enables us to offer our readers stand
ard and pcrfeet.iitt!pg patterns OF the
very latest and newest designs. II
These patterns areSretaiicd In stores
at from thirty 10 forty cents. we have
made arrangements i whereby we can
offer them at the extremely low price
Of ten cents. giIi q s.l a,
Ladies' Costume:-+An extremely sty-i
fish and effective gown, which unAes
all the most tasteful OF the recent fash
ion creations, Is here,illustrated. Brown
and pink tatfeta silk, strikiugly COM
bined with brown satin, passementerie
and mousseltne de sole used for our
model The bodice us made with a
gathered front ornamented with point
ed rererS of satin on either side OF a
full shirred vest OF, pink mousseiine
de sole. The back is cut In one piece,
dts Very smoothly at the shoulders and
mas Its slight fulness confined by
sathets at the waist line. A deep satin
girdie, broad at the sides and narrow
Ing toward the fr5a t, and back IS worn
about the waist while a crush collar Of
the same material finishes the neck.
The. sleeves are the Very latest novelty
OF the season. They. are made with a
shaped under-erri piece and q full up
per portion cut in one with the butter
fiypulr. The elegant skirt, which COM
pletes the costume. is absolutely the
Very latest cut. 1t Is made in three
pieces, hangs in bell style at the front
and sides and measures a; yards
around the bottom 1t Is altogether the
smartest and most up-to-da skirt of
the season. This pattern is suited for
all sorts of materiaia. rough or smooth
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! .AlllIonorl to aIr. 1,er.rril..

WAsHiNGToN,5 D. @, oct. s.-see.3
retary olney u In receipt oe Il steic4
gtaphie y. dispat ch from the United
states minister mt Constantlnople,:3 10
ne erect that he has at last obtained
TELEGRAM idc orders from the Turkish
government TO permit tho departure for
the United States with safe Conduct ID,
the seaports3 OF all the native Armenian
women and children whose husbands;
anu. "a Tiers are In tha United States al
america. The subject Is one; that nas
sneen before the Porto. and for wliish
sfa.ltyluM result credit must be- given
70 Ar. Terrell. who has pushed the
mater with conspicuous tact us we'll
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Cloths, novelty goods, silks, satlns, bro.
cades, yelyets, etc. x. sfsiT9f4 X
scO719:-1ttSS lttes' Fancy Basque Waist
with upper. sleeve portion and pun cut
in 0ne). tligIres for medium size, AZ
yards Of sUSferial, 81 inches wide, Sii
yards, sc inches wide, or 22II ss yards, rs
inches WI titss.t "a Lining required. IL
yards; slllrsrepresented i x yards. Cut
In 5 sizes,;i 81 3. SO; IS and 40 inches,
bust measure. Z, II; Z, ~ n e 6}is'g,e
2o721 :--La1 les' Three Piece Skirt IN.
Bell style the front and sides and
having its Two Back Cores gatlsered),
Requires farsmedium size, S5& yards OF
material, $751; Inches wide. 81 yards. A
Lining redrired yards. Length o;
skirt in ftoht. Al inches: width around
the bot tom, p4 yards. Cut Int sizes ~
"a, IS, 1853. % and 81 inches, waist
measure. 7aII
Please asrye the following meas.
For leasure around fullest
part Of. bust close under arm: raise
slightly in The back. draw moderately
tight. Su- n. -
For sldrtSyMeasure around waist
over the knit; draw oderateiy tight.
Printed directions accompany 'eact,
pattern, Showing how the garment is
10 be 1naGs,t. X q q + Ia
When ofdeTine patterns for children.
please also age OF child. ~. :.
Cut out he Illustration along the
lines. being careful not to $desace the
number OF the pattern, as It is import,
:, 30 & d. 4, go N IA
a paper pattern of this&illustration
may pc obtained by cutting out the II
lustration and sending it with Won,
name and address and the number and
Size OF pattern desired, together with
ten cents-5eE each pattern. to the Pat-j
tern Depaetnent-o OF II q I q
THE INTELLIGENCER, =
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Oh, How They Hurt.

Neuralgia pains arc often SO acute,
TINT thepoorsufiercr becomes, almost,
$frcnzlcd with tho intensity Of tho pain.
Salvation Ollwill instantly relieve and
cf'ectually euro neuralgia, 50 there
is no reason why Q moments pain
Should DO endured. Mr.. Jacob Klein,
sl03G Mains ST., Evansville, Ind, writes:
taMy'wife suffered from neuralgia for
seven years and since she used SALIVA
Stion Oil, she lius not had a spell. T
think itistlle best linlmcnt I hayo ever
tried, md ISwoull snot DO without3a
bottle Of it3in tho house. Isl,ad tic
rheumatism for llycycars and lad tried
q great many linimcnts, and must say
that Salvation Oil did mo moro good
than any other rcnedy.ps Salvation
sOilissolls everywhere for IS cents.
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IIaa 10 App.eeal Z, !. Ind. Unlt.a s,a,...

iHAN:aNA, Oct. Observation-Disclosures
tional incident occurred in the harbor
mere To-day The police attempted 10 ar
rest on board the Ward line steamsillp
SVisllancia, a passenger who was on His
way from New York to Mexico: The
nans name was Angel Fernandez. n He
was born In Asturias, Spain. but clalm
ca 70 pc a Mexican; citizen. Captain Nc
ihtosh, OF the Vigilancla, refused to dc.
5iiverthe man up. and the police ordered
upon Captain McIntoshi consulted with
General Fltzhugh Lee, the United States
consul general. and soon afterwards the
was allowed to sail with Fer
nandeZ on board. d ~ y n sll7S =
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Duoxlen's Arnien salvs

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises. Sores ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands, chilbloins,
corns, and all skin crupttons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
tbs guaranteed to give perfect sat!a-
faction or money refunded. Price IS
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company. IA. -
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Il AM an old soldier OF! the Rebellion
A year ago was In bed all winter with
chronic rheumatism. Three doctors
failed to Elreme relief. Two bottles OF
Burdock Blood Bltters put me Of, nv
feet. 1t Is worth iits weight in gold"
W. B. Knapp, ,Lltchheld, Hillsda!e Co.
Mich. Al d 5t.iSs ~ 4 : . -
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1ne Bloody s Il, ~

!, PIEDMONT, No., Oct. 16.-Tt is be-
lleved that the killing OF his sister; hid
brother and old man Wilhelm by an az
IN the hands. OF John Imhoden. in Rev
no!ds county, is but the sequel 10 the
eudden deaths last May Of Imboden,s
wife and two small children, all OF whom
died within a week. and whom, It 4, now
thoush 1mboden poisoned. The pris-
.oner Is closely guarded In the Reynolds
county Jail at Centreville. Imhoden Is a
prominent farmer. ~ I, % ~. -
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.yvtth.toou tI,n aonr,,I,,s, III J, Z. !.

~ BETHLEHEM. Pa, Oct. 1G-The
bethlehem Iron Company has been no;!-
fed that the test plates representing the
group of sixteen plates for the turret Of
the Russian vessel. Rostislay, have cue
cessfully NHithstood the bombardment OF
big proJeeti!es, and that the group has
been accepted by the Russian govern
ment officials. The plates are eight
inches thick. ig e ~ nj =. !,
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N THEY are so little you hardly know;
you are taking them. They cnuae no
gripping, yet they act quickly and most
thoroughly. Such are the famous little
pills known as De Wits Little EARLY
Rlsers. Small In size, great In results.
Charles r. GoetZe, corner Twelfth and
Market streets; Bowie " Co.. Bridge
ports Peabody & Son. sBenwoad. IA a
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+ Wage Earnrras, Patriotic League.

BALTIMORE. Nd Oct. ls.-The
Wage EalrnsrS Patriotic League Of
Maryland, which now has 5000 enrolled
members. has arranged to send a dele-
CATION OF Its members to Washington to
Walt on John G. Carlisle, secretary OF the,
treasury, and urge him to make an .ad-
dress IN Baltimore TO members OF the
League and worklngmen generally. NJ
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.tsearci, Them EN-,

CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Oct. 1c.-The,
embassies OF the powers have sent an
identical note to the Porte, refusing
It's demand to be accorded the right
of searching foreign vessels in Turkish
waters for Armenians, * :.
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s Ana Why3No,1

s. ALBANY, Oct. 1e. The court OF d =
peals has affirmed thet decision of the
appellate division, second department.
giving the gold standard Democrats the
r!ght.to use the name OF t'Na.lonalD Dem
ocratic party"'Sou the official ballot, 5.54
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Editor ;.a,yson's NIo,,,er. De,,I

CHICAGO, Oct! 1G.-arrs. Ivor Law
son. mother of Victor F. Lawson, OF the
Chicago Record, died to-day aged CO.
Her death occurred at her home on La
Sale avenue. & 5al3557'- ~, )
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
cases relieved In six hours by the NEW
GREAT SOUTH AAiER1CAN KID
NGff CURE This new remedy IS a
great surprise on account of Its exceed
bladder, kidneys back and every part
of the urinary passage In male or fc-
male. II relieves retention of,water and
pain in passing It utmost immediately.
If you want duick relief and cure this
; Ii your remedy. Sold by II, H., List,
druggist, Wheeling, Viva. 81 b
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PittsburEh N1enralonu yIe Pennsylvan,n

September II and q, October i, 8. Is
and 90. 81 Is round trip to Pittsburgh,
Via Pennsylvania lines, from Wheel
Ing. for the exposition; return coupons
valid two days. This rate includes I'D :
mission to the exposition. y /. 81, y
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Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer
WASHINGTON, p. c., oct. le.-J.
REYNOLDS has been appointed postmas-
ter at .Frankllnviue. Mason county, w,
Va, vice. w. F. fHaney resigned.
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With VII LOCAL APPLICATIONS " as
they cannot reach the seat OF the dis
ease. Catarrh !s5a blood or .constitu-
.tlonal disease, and In order to cure 1t
you must take Internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directlyo on the blood and mucous
Halls Catarrh Cure IS 5notga
'quacli medicine. 1t was prescribed by
one; OF the best physicians in this coun-
try Tor years, and Is a iregulartprescrlp-
.tlon. 1t Is composed of the best t0nics
known, combined with the best blood
purifiers, acting directly on th6-mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination of
the two sngrcdlcntsFi Is what produces
such wonderful results In curing Ca
4tarrh. Send for testimonials. S.+
n. j. CHENEY & CO. z Props, Toledo, o.
# Sold by druggists, price 75c.
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NICE, Oct. 16.-An earthquake shocl,
was felt at Mentone at $50 this morn
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y. IS n Nobody need have Neuralgia Get Or.
Miles, Pain Pills from idrugslsts. !" Ono
trent n euosc,n Y ftllf
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Wives Al | Is 5. !. and II d.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-26
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LATE NEWS BY WIRE
Items of General Interest From All Over
the Universe

items or General Interest From AL over
the Universe.
Boston. Mass, March 25.-Hirau NJ.
Morrison, who was arrested Monday.
after his wife was found dead IN their
room. has confessed that he choked the
woman while in a ut Of jealous rage and
while drunk.
New York. March 25-Rev. Or. Henry
Yates Satterlee was today consecrated
first bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal
church at Washington, d. c. Bishop
Arthur Cleveland Coke presided. assist
ed by Bishops Potter and Paret
Galveston, Tex. March s5-Leon a
Bloom. the largest wholesale dry goods
house in the state. has assigned. Their
Liabilities are estimated at $4,000. OOo:
assets, $500, 900 The assignment ia
general. there being no preferred credi-
tors.
Detroit, March. March 2S-Matthev
Weindenbach, proprietor Of a saloon
and grocery store on Gratiot avenue,
was found dead In the rear OF his place
this morning with a bullet wound in hin
head. Murder. with robbery as the in
centive. IS the probable explanation
There IS no clue.
Toronto, Ont, March 2a-LA,e last
night while returning from parade,
two brothers. Frank and John Findlay.
members OF the governors body guard.
auarreled and in the fight which ensued
John struck Frank with his sabre. in
juring him to such an extent as to cause
his death at the hospital today. John
has been arrested for murder.
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VERDICT FOR THE PLAINTIFF
Barring Magoun & Co, and the Corda Ee
Trust Figure in a Big Suit

New York, March "a verdict was
returned in favor of the plaintiff, for
Sl29,2i0 in a suit tried before Justice
Freedman. in which Barring Magoun 6,
Co, of London sued L. Waterbury & Co.
brokers, to recover %, 000f, with interest,
loaned by the plaintiff to the defendant
on Dec. u. 1892. Bonds and securities
were given for the loan but the defend
ant refused TO pay on the ground that
the loan was made on behalf of the Ma
tional Cordage syndicate, which had
failed.
The securities given for the loan be-
came Of little value, according to the
claims made by the plaintiff. when the
National Cordage company failed, and
demand for the payment of dividends
was not complied with. The defendant.
claimed that William Wells & Son, the
Tucker &, Carter Cordage company, and
the Elizabeth COrdage company, mem
hers Of the National Cordage company,
were responsible for the debt. Allen
McCulloch, on behalf of the plaintiff,
argued that the syndicate was not men,
toned in the negotiations for the loan,
" hich was made 10 the defendant COM
Pany on its own responsibility
Judgments ggregaung S756.321 were
filed today against James VI. Water
bury and Chauncey Marshall, members
of the firm of L. Waterbury x Co, cord
age manufacturers, in favor Of eleven
banks, all on notes made during 1893.
90 TOO ha - = - -
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papers claim that this is not reassur-
ing symptoms and urge the government
70 prepare for every evsntuaI.ty. They
declare that while the vote on bellig-
erent rights has not yet been finally
carried. the conflict continues
The press also refers 10 the fact tia,
the Spanish squadron remains in Span
ish waters ready TO depart at any mo
ment. The official press. however, takes
more optimistic view of the situation.
Barcelona, March 25.-After the mu-
nicipal hand played a patriotic march
a few students became eXtra-snIhusi-
astic and burned a small American flag
and marched in the direction OF the Uni
ted States consulate. The patriots
however, were dispersed by the police
before reaching the consulate. The
consul was standing on the balcony and
witnessed the gathering OF the groups
of people, without being molested. The
public, however. expressed Indignation
at the attitude Of the consul, declaring
il TO be provoking"
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Consumption is a disease caused BY
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HAS NOT BEEN RECALLED
Turkish Minister TO the United states De
nies a London Kepnrt.

London, Eng, March 26.-The Con-
stantinOple CORES Ondent OF the Times
has heard that for the last year iutri-
CUES We're on foot between the palace
and Osman Digua, which were likely TO
embarrass Italy and England. Accord
ing 10 this dispatch he Turkish minister
and first So tar ~ -. X
Eati,n IL Va 5lI- .1L 49,, s been iv-. 80
Ell. owing ~ t4e syTp- ..s l1r che Ar
menians manifested in the United States
II is said that the sultan has promise
Abram Pasha 10000 pounds n ne sue
ceeds IN inducing the Armenian patr!-
arch 10 retire.
Washington. D. G. March 25.-When
informed tonight of the adyices % the
London Times from Constan tinople that
he and his first secretary were % be re-
called, MavrOjcni Bey, the Turkish
minister here. made an emphatic de-
NAL He said no official notice Of the
intimsted recall had been received at
the legation.