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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL
VOL. XXXVIIL-ED. L. BLUE, Publisher,
PEERYSBUEG, WOOD 00,, 0,, SATUKDAY, MAEOH 21, 1891.
$1,00 IN ADVANOE.-NO, 52 h
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VOUXTY OFFICERS.
Auditor Jolm ). Yllon
Clerk of tho Court A. h. MuirJ
j-roDiiio-iuuge , L-riitit Young
Treasurer W. It. Nojes
Recorder Chris Fliikhclncr
Prosecuting Attorney ..A.J. Menh
Bberclir. W. II. linanl
Buryeyor W. It. Wood
I K. It, Ilovirstock,
Commissioners Frank Thompson
( iai'oi oinui.
Infirmary Ircctorc
("Mlcliniil Anioi, Jr.
A Wilson Patterson.
(.John Isc It.
towxsuip.
( i:. a.
Joieti
I Adatr
"Just fits the hand."
, Underhlll.
rnstecs Joseph ArmbrUFtor.
Adam I;. Lcydorr.
Treasurer llcorgo lttmnn.
Ulcrfc I'lilllp wctzei.
( V. Oicrlach.
Constables ; Frank Scelman,
1 1'. lluckhousu.
CORPORATION.
Mayor I. It. Tyler.
Clerk w. i:. Kscott.
Trcatnirer C. A. Hampton.
Marshal Wm. Stickles .
(A ltonch
Ocmotcry Trustees A Williams
1 1) K Hnllenbcck
Win. llarton,
C. 1'. Chapman,
(;. W. Hoffmann,
(!eo. Miiugcr.
Dr.J.H.HIielnlniuk,
Dr. I. S. Dowers.
Council men
HOETHEBN WOOD COUNTY NEWS.
Interesting Items from Neighboring Towns, Gatli
t ored by Special Correspondents, for
the Journal.
Lenox Soap lathers
freely in hard water.
Five cents a cake, (12 ounces.)
CHURCHES.
nntrrcslivtcrlnn Church, Itov.3,A. Adams.
Services 10.lt nm Sunday. l'rucr meeting
Wednesday, 7im Sabbath school 12 in. .Mr.
F. J. OblliiKcr Silli't. , , , ,
Wnltint Bt. I're-bj terliui Church. Ucv. A P.
Johnson. Services Sunday 1L4." nm Sabbath
school 19 m MNs Mabel tjiinpmau Stip't.
St. Hose do Minn Catholic Clmrch. Ucv. (J,
tr tfftiL.nti s:..fi ii... ktmtliiv H unit 10 nm
Vespers 3 nm Services every morning 8 o'clock,
r.iaiifnltfiil iMnircli. Itev. J. S. Fltterer.
Bcrvlres every nltcrnnto Sunday 10 nm mid 7-.nu
pm Prnjcr incutlng Thursday night. Sabbath
school 11 urn Ilotijamln Zings, Sup't.
Ocrraun lteform.-Servlces every alternate
Buudayioam mid 7 pin hnbbulh school 11:30
Tred'k 1-eydorf. Sup't.
German l.uthrrnn. llev. O. F. Keating.
Services Sundav 1J iim . I'. F. Kefltlng.Sup't.
McthodUt Kplsciinil Church. ltcv. J C
fihaw. Services nt 10-.n nm and 7:30 pm.
Prayer meeting Thursday nt 7 pm babbaUi
ichoolumn Jlr. Wm.Ilnrinu. Sup't.
German M. K. Church .ltev. Wall. Services
10 am every Snuday and '" lm every alternate
Sunday. Prayer meeting Woduesdny evenings.
Sabbath schools pin ltev. Jolm Yeagcr, Sup't.
SOCIETIES.
rhocnK Lodge, N' 1 r- -v- ,M-J- J"
Uliie. W. 51. F. K. Ilollcnlieck. Secy.
Regular Communications llrst and third Jlon
da of each mouth.
Fort Meigs Lodge. I. O. O. F. Itcgul.ir meet
ings evtiry Friday night. Joe Ilalrd, N. 0.
Wolfonl Post, So. .-.!,. A. It.-G. It Scott,
Com. Janicy Him-. AilVt. Meetings
cvcrySnlunlnyiilghtliilOfiTHaU
Tippecanoe Council. No Si, .. I Or. i..b.
Rowers. President. I)r. .1. P. 1 hosiiinoii. Sec y
Meeting econd and fourth Tuesdays III
1 CaitT," Perry Ko.-K. O.IL-I'.I. Mal.r.
Com. P. Wetrel. i-cc'y. I), k. TJol cnlx-ck.
Fln.Sec'y. Meetings llrst and third Tueidavs
In IOIIT Hall. .
PcrrvKbun; UMgc I. O. O. T. Meets every
Monday 7:30 it m In hull oxer D.vux' bakery.
Mis Laura I'm Ing. C. T.
" BUSINESS CAETJS.
nOACIIITOX.
Mrs. "W. C. Porrin called on friends
In Porrysbure last "Wednesday.
Misses Ll.zlo Webber and Rosa
Scballer spent Tuesday In Bowling
Green.
Jolm and Wm. Porrin wore In Pci
rysburg Wednesday.
Libert Schtple spent Tuesday In
Toledo. Ho has ttiUcn chargo of tlio
old homestead hero.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
rnnitv.situitG.
J. H. PIERCE, Prop.
D. K. HOLLENBECK,
Attornoy 4.tLa -r-
General Collector, Beal Sstato Agent.
Title invettlgatctl and Abstract furnislieU
on appllcutlou. Notarv I h OUIcu,
PEUUYSUUKG. OniO.
Carriascsfurniilied on rcanonablc terms.
riVE. CE.OOB1,
FURHITURE & nNDERTAKIHG
PERRYSBURG-.
Verterinary Surgeon and Dentist
howling annF.s, omo.
Will attend to all calls by day or night
in nny p.ut of County.
OLDEST, SAFEST,
BEST.
The Old HirlM Fire Insurants Go's
EstaWIshetl In 1?JI.
OfTer the lowest rail's nud pay all losses In fti
up to the f.ice of the Policy.
liltADNint.
The lunoral of V Huffraann, son of
James Huffinann, was held at tho
Evanprollciil church on Wednesday, at
2 p. m. His death occurred on Sunday
last. .
Among the sick of this place, Mrs.
Walter Ayers is suffering with pneu
monia.
Tho new dwelling of Geo. Walters
is being pushed to completion as
rapidly as possible.
An ofllco is being erected on the
refinery grounds by the Manhattan
Oil Co.
John Mahony and Maggie Huffmann,
studems at Ada college, returned
homo last week.
Miss Lizzie Rowo, a Rising Sun
teacher, visited our schools last week.
A new bakery will be put in opera
tion by Young brothers.
mot.ini:.
Several gentlemen from this placo
attended court as witnesses in tho
McKnight case.
Tho Lako township trustees liavo
divided tho township into four rood
districts thus cutting off Hvo supervi
sors. Among the candidates for honors
this spring appears P. J. Schribcr who
desires to bo assessor.
Nitpolrou Among the ThcoloRlnna.
"An odd fellowship" many will Hay
who read those words. Conqueror but
averse to him to think of religion.
So many think.
If wo tiro to ercdit St. Amond, ono
of his most inlnuto Fro n eh biographers,
tho man so overwhelmed with all
othor thoughts, was not thoughtless
in this direction. But observant even
of tho humblest forms for Dlvlno
recognition, according to tho church
in which he was born.
PAKM A1ID QAEDEN.
SUAHONAULM JIIN.T VOK
1'AltaiKltS OP OHIO.
TH1J
How to l'lniit Your Corn iiimI tlio Yuriety
to Vn to Secure tlm Itcut ltcsulta
The ItcaullH of llxpurlmcntn.
Tho Illinois experiment station Is
located on a blnck loam alftout twenty
inches deep, underbill! with clay tho
soil common to the pralides of Illinois.
Thus located, that station is wisoly
dovotini; much of Its resources to tho
MonoTnl hays "his Habit ol crossing study Qf tho great cereal crop, corn.
pcoplo
Toledo
ropoit
HENRY II. DODCJK. J01IK W. CANAUY
DODGE & CANARY,
Attorneys at Law.
omcc Iteed A Jlerry Block. Main Street,
fowling Green, O.
CASH
piioi:mx ,
iiAit'rt'uif n..
ITIHA
ASSETS
S
.-,30.M00t 23
fi,ifj,trit in
IO,071,."iO!) 03
TOTAL .S2l5l8nOS 37
" I.USSKS LAID...S120,391,GlO iS
Represented by
N. L. HANSON, Agent.
DENTIST.
Dr. J. P- THOMPSON,
Office over Finkbeiner's Store.
PERRYSBURG.
Peoples' Theatre, Toledo.
UitADY & C1AHWOOD, Managers.
Week Commencing Mar. 23
TI5in CITY.
March 17. Wo are snowed under
now, but will dig out in a couplo of
days by tho help of the sun. Wo
would ask Dowling to help us but sho
claims wo left her In the mud this
winter. Dowling Is left In calling us
Prohibitionists as wo are good, honest
Democrats. Sho will never olTor to
help us get rid of our t-uloon until we
have moved it out then sho will come
and say sho helped us out. Thanks,'
Dowling.
Wo would say to LcMoyno that wc
intend to bo tho heart of tho city of
Toledo any how. Talk about a largo
city growing towards another largo
city. Lime City is ono of tho largo
cities of tho county and Toledo will
grow on to it and then grow on to
Bowling Green, which will make Lime
City tho center of Toledo. Again if
tvo largo cities, especially llko Brad
tier and Toledo were to grow together
as LeMoyno says and collide they
would knock LeMoyno out of sight.
What say you LoMoyncV Lot us hear
from tho east wing of our city Stony
Ridge on tho subject. Pailend.
mwm.
Latest anil rentct Snecc. tho flrand Spec
tacular Production,
UHDER TEE GAS LIGHT.
matinees, TiicmIii'. Tliurnduy nnil
nlitriluy .
Doors
riu
onon tit 1.
5lntluccs.1V
..,..( Kvenlnss
Curtain at2p.
', iV , 3.V. Mo and 7C
, 'Sm mul 35o
IR. S. CLEG-a,
DEALlUt IN
FMITUnE OF ALL fflDS
Pine Parlor & Bed Eoom Suits,
Chairs, Tables, Lounges.
50c. Discount
OPEN EVERY DAT.
I will make my best Cabinets at a
DISCOUNT of 50c. PER DOZ.
D. B. OLAPLIN,
Photographer,
Over Clcgg's Fuinituro Storo.
Perry sbui'pr O.
Another Rood l'c.iturn of
Itlll.
tho arcKlnley
Thorocaro now beginning to appear
In tho cutlery stores many knives and
other articles on each of which Is
stamped tho word "Germany." Tho
McKiulcy bill requires this. In tho
Custom Houso and at sea on their way
back to Germany are hundreds of
thousands of dollars' worth of such
goods which aro not stamped "Gef
many." A largo dealer in cutlery, in
discussing this effect of tho bill, said
yesterday that tho market had boon
Hooded with knives and cutlery of all
sorts stamped Providonco Cutlery Co."
or "Now Bedford Cutlery Co.," but
Undertaking & Embalming
Only White Hearse in County.
Second Street,
PERMSBURG
LARGE STOCK
Lumber and Shingles
xo-icr PRICES.
S. P. TOLMAN,
Perry sburg, O
MEYERS & WEBSTER,
PATENT ATTORNEYS,
Washington and Toledo,
1000 r. St. K. W. I 315 Superior Street.
Washington, D. C. f Toledo, Ohio.
rntcnts, Designs, Trade Marks.
nevertheless of Gorman mako and of
such inferior material that men who
bought them vowed they would uovcr
again buy an American knife or tool.
Our American cutting tools aro tho
best in tho world, and hereafter they
will not suffer unfair competition.
iVAimuimi:.
Box social at I. O. G. T. hall next
Friday night to which all arc invited.
Miss Roa Warner of East Toledo,
was callltiGT on friends last week,
J. C. Wobb has boon secured as
teacher of tho school for tho coming
term. Miss Cora Tyler, who was elected
as primary teacher has resigned and
her placo has not . been supplied
Schools will closo Friday of this wcok-
Mrs. J. B. Wm nor has gone to
Gallon, Ohio, to visit hor mother who
is quito 111.
A number of our young
attended tho box social at East
I. O. G. T. hull last week, and
having had a plnnsant time.
TONTOtlAN'Y.
Tho W. R. C. taffy pull Friday night
is expected to bo a pleasant sffalr, as
all of tholr entertainments are.
Z. Waltz Is about to disposo of his
morchantllo business at this placo soon.
Owing to tho bcarcity of houses there
is considerable call for residences, and I
understand a number of now buildings
will bo erected soon.
Mr. Gill has purchased a lot of S
W. Whitmoro and will erect a new
residence Immediately.
C. W. Whitmoro C. K. Everett, A
Russell, A. D. Kudnr,and O C. Poinert
attended a meeting of Phoeuix Lodge
at Perrysburg, on Monday night lust
and report a splendid reception.
Spring politics aro getting warm.
Tho Republican caucuses will bo held
Saturday, March 2S, at 1 o'clock for
tho purpose of nominating township
olllcers. Thoro aro a largo number
of candidates for every office and there
are prospects of a lively scrabble.
The ?"lueteenh Century Cluh.
Pursuant to provlous announcement
tho 19th Century Club mot last week
at tho houso. of Mrs. Addison Smith.
Owing to sickness in somo families wo
were few in lumber but earnest and
fervent in spirit. Tho reading of tho
History of tho Pioneers in tho move
ment for advancement and liberation of
woman, was suspended for tho discus
sion of tho moro Immediately interest
ing account of tho two great gatherings
of distinguished women lately convened
in Washington D. C.,tho first Triennial
Council of women, presided over by
Miss Francis E. Willard, followed by
tho 23d annual Convention of tho
National American Woman Suffrage
Association, presided over by Mits
Susan B. Anthony. To us who could
not bo present on this memorable occa
sion, the report of tho utterances of
thoso grand roprcsontativo women
whoao lives aro devoted to tho progress
and uplifting of humanity alTords a
rich treat iudced. Wo deeply regret
that moro could not have been with us
to enjoy its advantages.
Mks. Smith, Sec. pro tern.
"Lost in Soitnow" is a piquant
and dainty Rovcrio transcribed for
piano by J. E. Eokcr. Wo ndvlso "all
pianists with refined taste for a bettor
class of music to add it to their collect
ion of easy classic pieces at once. You
ain't help but please othors with it
if all othor now pieces failed. Mailed
on receipt of 4()o in stamps by Ign.
Fischer, publlshor, Toledo, O. For
sale at Journal ollico.
CUNMJiril.'TlUN CtlltCD.
ELEGANT BOOK CASES
Which we will sell.
-A.T COST
to close out our stock, as we have discontinued the wholesale
trade. 'These are bargains.
TOLEDO PARLOR FURNITURE CO.
'" " ' 34 & 30 Summit St.,
TOLEDO. O.
Xotleo to Correspondent).
Pleaso send in your letters early.
Wo would liko to have them reach us
not later than Wednesday, of each
ook.
himself mechanically at the revelation
of a groat danger, on tho discovery of
any important fact bearing on the
interests of Franco or his own plnns,
at tho announcement of an unexpected
pleco of news, good or bad, was not
merely a reminiscences of his early
religious training, but rather expres
sive of his feeling that to tho Author
of all things ho owed theto favors or
thi'so tidings. His expectation of aid
from on high at tho dccislvo moment
of battle; his frequent allusions in his
talk, in his proclamations, in his
bulletins, to the sole Judge who holds
In his bauds the issues of all events;
tho religious thoughts called up to
his mind at sight of a church or tho
sound of Its bell ; his re-establlshmcnt
of Catholicism in France; his rccourso
to tho consolation of religion in his
last moments, all attest his faith in
Providence."
In the midst of atheism he was not
a skeptic. And ho had a short direct
way of coming to the point of what
ho believed to correct tho unbelief of
others. An expression or a gesture
would touch tho cetitro of a truth or
an error.
When on his route to Egypt, on
shipboard, at night when tho stars
were out in their radiance, somo
officers were giving expression to
atheism. Napoleon heard what they
had to say and with a few words and
an index toward heaven, upset all
their sophistry. "Say what you will
gentlemen, but who made them." Tho
bllouco that succeeded fallowed there
was meaning there, and tin argument
that ended controversy.
On his death-bed giving instructions
of what he wished to be recognized in
the last hour ho embraced the services
and consolation of religion. Ho
noticed in tho face of ono of the
physicians an unnppreciatlvo smile,
"'I'm not llko you. You claim to bo
too intelligent to believe in God; not
cveryono who wants to be is an atheist."
His mind vas too well balanced, his
vision too clear, his experience and
knowledge too extensive, to liavo a few
clouds shut out tho sun. And to
believe In his heart a lie, when his
oyo and his soul, and his life told him
the truth.
He said of tho man who took tho
lowliest position, tho humblest on
earth and among men : "I kuow men
nud I tell you Jesus Christ was noc a
moro man." My Kingdom was main
tained at tho hands of force and power.
His kingdom was in tho hearty of men
and is upheld and extended and Is to
become universal through tho uncon
querable, all-embracing persuasion of
lovo.
Thoro Is a difference in tho way in
which mon of mind, of bciencc, of
power, como at things and tho great
central vantago of all Is to got there.
Wo aro safe in tho truth however wo
reach It. I llko to consider tho test
of many of such men, for though it
mukestlietrur.il no strouger- or moro
creditable, it assures us that tiiiin, in
auv position can llud tho right if ho so
on lire -in :i una nx
But we will cure you ir you will pay
us. Our message is to the Weak, Ner
vous and Debilitated, who, by early Evil
Habits, or Later Indiscretions, have
trilled away their vigor of Body, Mind
and Manhood, nud who suffer all those
effects which lead to Premature Decay,
Consumption or Issauity. If this means
you, send for and rend our liooic of
Lii-'n, written by the greatest Speci.ili.it
of the day, and Hont,(Healcd), by addres
sing Dr. Parker's Medical and Surgical
Institute, 158 North Spiuce St.. Nash
ville, Tenn. 37zz
endeavors.
J. K. D.
An old nhvutctftu. retired from practice, hav
Iim had placed In lib hauiW by an Kust Iudla
mlfcaiounrv tnu lurinulu of a ulinulu vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent euro of
Consumption. llnmchltN, Catarrh, Asthma and
lilliurotii iiiiu iuiijj .MKxumii, iiimi n poMmu
and radical euro fiff Nervoui Debility ami nil
Nenom Coiunlnlur. after lmvlnir tented Hi
wonderful ciiratlvo powers In thousands of
cases, has felt It his duty to make It known to
his sullerlug lellows . Actuated uy mis motive
and a desire to relfcu human buffering, I will
tend free of charge, to all who debire it, thin
recipe. In ticrumti, French or Kugllsh, with full
directions for preparing und lining. Sent by
mail by addressing with Manni, naming this
paper. W. A. Noyks, SJ0 rowers lilocli,
ltoehciter, X. Y. . 60z
WE WANT
A now correspondent in the follow
ing towns: Hasklns, Hull Pralrlo,
Grand Rapids, Maumco, Hobart,
Mollno. Scotch Rldco. Sucnr Rtdce.
Dunbrtdgo, Walbrldgo. Wo will glvo
liberal ltiuucumetits. writo lor aiuir
ticuiars.
I Address JounNAL, Porryaburg, O.
Tho Toledo & unio Central It'y.
nud Toledo, Columbus & Cin'tl. R'y.
has gotton out a folder containing a
map of West Viiginia, showing county
lines, county stats, railionds and rivers,
and a goodly amount of general inform
atlnn. It is a moat complete ailair, nnd
can bo obtained from any Agent on the
inc.
Fur Seel lie I'ooplo
Aremohtly sueecful. Their perception of
opportunities yvheru others eo nothing, Is
this hecrut o( tnelr success. Thoso who travel
thu lluckeyu Itouto In thetr Journcs to nnd
frum homo II ml much to surprise nud nlcnsc,
and their far seeing propensities In tuiectllig
tlils-'pnpularllno" haes them many a penny
In Him liorfOiflkn of tli'Lf't.s.
Thmiiauils of peoplo travel the lluckcyo
Itouto cicry year In preference, to all others.
'1 he iiliestiou urlxcK why? llecausu thu equip
ment and road bed of tho lluckeyu Itouto Is
unexcelled. Because cu'ry powslnlo comfort Is
oilered tho truellug public enrout to Chicago.
Detroit, Toledo, I'omcroy. uud Athens ami nil
points In the North West South and 1 tot. Any
Agent or tho UucUcyo Itouto will bo plciifcCd to
give ou Information toncerlug routes, turns of
trains, prlco of tUUets, ctu.. if ou will wr to or
call upon them. W. Us FISH Kit,
50o Ucn'l I'uis. iS. Ticket Agt. Columbus, O,
Goncral Sherman, shortly before- his
death, by written contract, put his
memoirs in tho hands of Webster &
Co., of Now York. They, carrying out
tho spirit of tho contract, aro about to
bring out n cheap edition of his celebra
ted work; with a brief appendix by tho
Hon. James G. Blaine, including tho
closing years of General Sherman's life
his last illness, death and funeral pa!
geaut. Tho work will Le in ono volume
and will contain the; full text of tho
original momolrs. It will bo eold at
00, all former editions having been
sold at $o.00. Tho proceeds of the
work will bo devoted to tho Interests
of thoso whom General Sherman bus
loft dopendont for support upou tho
income of tho estate.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she wis a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When sho became Miss, sho clung to Castoria,
When sho had Children, she gave them Castoria,
In bullottn No. 'Mr for February
1891, is given a detailed report of Iho
experiments of corn mndo at that sta
tion for 1S00, with a summary of tho
results for 1SS8 und lSfc.9. Tho results
may bo summarized as follows:
Of tho varlotlos of corn treated, tho
medium maturing sorts (buch us Learn
ing, and vhito varieties of similar sea
son), are recommeuded for central Illi
nois. Thoso have given a higher
jlold, without exception, than thoso
maturing earlier or later.
Good crops of corn woro raised from
a medium maturing variety when
planted any time in May.
Planting at about ono inch in depth
has beon followed by larger crops on
tho avorago than deeper planting.
Corn planted at tho rate of ono
kernel every 12 Inches, in rows 3 feet,
8 lnehos apart, gavo a larger average
yield of grain than when planted cither
thicker or thinner.
Better results wcro obtained from
planting in hills than In drills, appar
ently because in hill eulturo the corn
could bo kept cleaner. .
No appreciable benefit has been
derived from frequent cultivation after
tho ordinary time.
For tho three years the yiold has
been Increased to tho extent of ono
fburth by shallow cultivation. Tho
plat which had no cultivation after
planting, except to remove the weeds
by scraping with a sharp hoe, yielded
more each season than the average of
tho deep cultivated plats, and in but
two instances did any ono of tho deep
cultivated plats yield moro than tho
plats not cultivated.
These experiments indicate that any
cultivation of tlio soil which effectually
romoves tho weeds, and at the same
time disturbs the roots as littlo as
possible, is tho best; and then on this
boll, tlio btirrlng of tho ground beyond
what is necessary to kill the weeds is
of little if any benefit. "
No practical benefit was received.
from tho uso of commercial fertilizers.
Tlio increased yields from tho uso of
stable manuro probably repaid tlio
cost of tho application and left somo
profit.
I'etiTHon.
Interesting, elegant and useful
Peterson for April deserves all theso
titles; for it is a number of moro than
ordinary excellence. This magazine
stands among tho foremost to-day as a
purveyor of first class literature, whilo
as a fashion guide and instructor in
home decoration nud housekeeping
generally, It has no equal. Among
numerous valuable articles there aro
a couplo of excellent illustrated papers,
ono on the Palm Treo,and another, A
walk through u Glaus Mauufactorv.
bend 5 cents for a sample copy. Address
Peterson's Magazino, Philadelphia, Pa-
::OK Youn;; Women.
An Indiana girl litis taken the prizo
of S'-JOO 'iffeipil by The Cosmopolitan.
Magazine for Hi i "bi sc article of 4000
words descriptiv of farm life, with
HUggestions us to tlio bei-t method of
making f n t in life ntir.iutive anil happy,"
only tanners' il mjthiers being permitted
tu enter tlio cdinpctition. The design
of The Cosmopolitan wis io draw out
mi "xprecu in of opinion as to Hie itrr
p.iilanc problems of li.nipine.ia und dis
comfort on the modern farm, and it
wan so successful tunc more than 200
manuhcripts, very many of them ably,
prepared, mid representing nearly every
StHif uiiil Teriitory, wem unlit in. Tlio
plize was awuided by Prof. IT. II,
l!uiuim mid t ditor of The Cosmopolitan
tile final committed of aw-iird, to Miss
Jennie E. Hunker of McCulelwnville,
near Ev.insvilie, Ind. Her uilirlu will
appear in tho April number of Tho
Cosmopolitan, and the sump number
will cimtiiin a very interesting tirticlo
ou the Farmers' Alliance by the newly
eli'Cicd United States Senator Poller
of Kansas. Tips Cosmopolitan la ono of
the few pcriodlcttlH, which, while gain
ing circulation in the cities more rapid
ly tiiiin in the cnimtiv. yet devote
spucial nttentiui to all mtitteis pertniu-
iii to r.ne turm. 'lulting the pnzn over
so many competitor, dualities Mii-s
Hnoltei's utticlit will parent numerous
ideas well worth the eonhideiation of
those who find tin Ir happiness or dis
comfort within the limits of farm
homes. (Price 25 cenis Cosmopolitan
Publishing Company, Madison Squaro
New York.)
Coiimiorciul Men, Attention.
You can Kino mnuev Iiv nurchnslni! ono o
the new lluikeyo Interchangeable milage books
Issued by tlio Columbus, lUcklug Valley &
Toledo It's-, 'lhev aro good over twelve dlllercnt
roads and sold at thu low rUte of twenty dollars
., HULK'
Uencrul
DOo
roans aim koiii at iiiu low rate oi iweuty ui
each. For pattlcularsliiiitilrn of Agents. I
c0 Itoutu or ndilress . II. I'lslicr, lie
I'lissenger Agent, Columbus, O,
olc'a Ootton. Hooa
COMPOUND I
loooed oi Cotton Boot. Tansr tsa
'miYrov&l-a naoont cflnvrrarv Inr B&2
'old nhvirifllaa. Is tuoctafvlit atcdi
,o Safe. bOeotnoL Prloe XL b-r maJtl
sealed. LadJM, tak your drnjcfftst for OxiV
oottou Moot Cbmpaimd and Uso bo tataW
or teeloca S atesna for Bested narttaolu.
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