Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-01-04
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

mamma, when younger brother
chipped in and said: arthur, why
don't you ask God to bless tho tur-
keyg" y
Il have about $50 all woon busters
Irregular price Shan,s) that I will ofose
out on Saturday assseeats each I Call
early and get one. SSX4J,sWTBzLER
Bro. George Reed .'couldn't stay
away" and has agaic put himself in
the editorial harHess by purchasing the
Prairie Depot Observer, together with
MIR. Maxwell, the firm now being known
as Reed & Maxwell. Every body wishes
the new firm success.
The place of the daughter in the
home is as large or small place as she
is able to make it. 1t is really a Gre
alive place, one in which she can be
the brightest, happiest, most helpful
influence in the home, or simply par
taker OF the comforts and protection of
the home, with no thought of any re-
turn on her part.-January Ladies'
Home Journal.
Squire ]. B. McCutcheon died at
his home in Stony Ridge on Friday
last. He was an old resident OF the
county and we'll known, having held
the Office OF justice OF the peace for
many years. He was member Of
Phoenix lodge, F. & A. M. of Perrys-
burg, and his funeral was held on Sun
day last. The remains were inferred
In the cemetery at Luckey.
w. A. Benschoter OF Bowling
Green, we'll known throughout the
county, died on Saturday last at Tue
son, Arizona. whittier he had gone for
the benefit of his health. Mr.. Ben
schoter's illness dates from the death
OF his wife last March. In few days
after her death he was taken with a
violent attack OF the grip and gradu-
ally failed In strength from that time
to the end.
Send the home paper to your ab-
sent son, "a Ighter, sister, brother, pa
rent or friend. We are frequently re-
minded of the fact that great gratifica-
tIon is felt by the recipients of such
home favors. The paper goes regular
ly, and contains more news in one issue
than Is usually conveyed by letters 10 a
year. You will be surprised by the
expressions OF appreciation you will re-
ceive for your thoughtfulness and kind
ness.
General McArtbur's report from the
Philippines show that there are over
30, 600 lepers in the archipelago and the
report OF the Taft Commission shows
that more tnan s5,000,O 900 was spent in
organizing civil government in the
vicinity of Manila during the two
months of October and November alone
An examination shows that while the
receipts are increasing, they are not
large, and that unless the commission
is careful there will be no deficit.
Cut this out and take it to G. p.
Champney's drug store and get free
sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets, the best physic. They
also cure disorders of the stomach, bill
iousness and headache.
An exchange says: Experim ents
with aluminium as a substitute for paper
are now under way in France. 1t is well
known that the paper used today in
the manufacture OF books is not dur
able. 1t is now possible to roll alum
inum into sheets four-thousandths OF
an inch in thickness, in which form il
weighs less than paper. BY the adop-
tion of suitable machinery these sheets
can be made even thinner, and can be
used Tor book or writing paper. The
metal will not oxidise, is practically
fire and water proof, and is indestruc'
tible by the jaws OF worms.