Perrysburg journal., August 26, 1893, Image 8

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"Mrs.
Tl. TIoisYnr.i!, ir2Parifii'
Avo., Santsi I'm?, Oil., writes:
"When a irl lit school, in Heading,
Ohio, I had 11 sew-ro ntlnck of brain
fever. On my lecnveiy, I found myself
perfectly bald, and, lot n long tlmo, I
fearml I should ho permanently so.
.Vrlnndi iiit-il me to usn Aycr's Hair
Vigor, :md, on doing so, mj lmir
Began to Grow,
nml 1 now 1i.it " us llni' n head of hair as
ono rould U for, being changed, how
ever, from blonde to dink lnown "
fl " After a lit or -lii-kiu--.-.. my hair t-anio
out in tonibfiills. I UM-il tv, o buttles of
er?s
and now iny hair is ovci a yard long
and very full and heavy. I have recom
mended this preparation to others with
liko good effect." Mrs. Sidney Carr,
1160 Itcgina St., Ilarrisburg, Pa.
"I havo used Aycr's Hair Vigor for
several roars and always obtained .satis
factory results. I know it is tho best
preparation for the hair that is made."
C. T. Arnett, Mammoth Spring, Ail;.
flyer's
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AyerS Co., Lowell, Mast.
a n. ciiampney.
American Surety
Company.
UTATF. OF OHIO. 1NM WAX m.pKTMK3fT.l
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I. W. II. Kinder ii rintintiit or inaurttnet of th
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nrU1ln itrtivrii with Mm liwiofth'a UvnlnUr; U
tuunost companift ollir tliai lite. IncftrporatfJ j uii4t
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Mtrauic with law I'tunc the currant ir. Tlierottli
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aii'lc.miot ri t'l s.;.lr.bl3
'Jin' to tlio 1aa1.aw1.tar7.
U-t cx-.vit l.as czuiiinis.
1 'i ' litti.t Ijujs,' to nearly
",'..i 1,1 ,cs in ti.o pael 1H
y t.r.'. I. "iciiiti'tatru-Jto
hold any rui turu. 7- !..n M tlio lar,'c ! toi k iii
the west uuU i:iunur-".ii t.i wJ.i'. 1 'rj-tvins
niaranti-t.il t lm u.ii "i1 l-ry "r "''' ' tal.cn
back. Wi euro .-ill tlm !i-n nml nuout 01.0 cut
of every six uilulLs. V, nilUM ullOS.,
I fiHAdunbi, Tuh-ilo, 0.
' Manufacturers of Truzisz, Vfrpcrtcrs, Llaitta
ftot kings. Brums, Kub'j.r ilj-J-, Swinges, Crutcis:
lc. Ac.
Chamberlain's "Eyz and Skin
Ointment.
A certain euro for Chronic Rovo Eyes.
Tetter, Salt lUiciim, iic:.d ller.il, Old
Chronic Sores, Fare Sure.-;, Euzcma,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, oora Kipplcs
and Piles. It Is cooiitig and soothing.
Hundreds of c:it,eb have been cured by
it after all other tru-.liuont had failed.
25 cents per box.
A U DM VTPNF,V
.THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND
i NEW AND MY COMPLEXION 13 BETTER.
' My doctor aaya It ac!s ircnrly on tha stomach, llrcr
anakldnejs.aiidlsa i!cx.ai.t lixtittvu. IhU dilai: li
made from herb?, und ii iircjun-d forusoaJv-uilyuJ
tea. It is oiled
IklME'SMlBIGIME
AlldrusRlstnaolUtcitCOcam! ?1.00a);icUiii,'e. It
Kac&DnotKottt.sondyourmldu-iiariirlrcuiiiiiui.!-!.
.oc'ft l-'umlljr Mrillilite jntiven the tvil t-uch
dAj, Inordcrtulitf iH-iltliy.llitsliticiihtJ.iry. Aildii-e;.
OUATOIt V. WOOUIVAUII. LillOV.A.Y.
ft Cures Cc3d3,Couehj,3ar9 Throat. Oroop.Infltteii'
ts, Whooping Cough, UroriclutU 'nil Aitlucc, A
certain cur lor Coniui.ii'tlon in Urct ttr.pc!, and
tan relief in advance-! tage. Use 1 once,
Xou will Btutho exuelleat etfect after taking tbi
Brat dotju. Sold ty Joaltrc uvcrywhoro. La;r-o
tottUjWts-jUiiaJil.UJ.
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Hair Visor
C
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Pis aR;ij5-tWi)
Tho Old Itnttlc Oromid.
O! frionds eorae with me
To the old bnttlo grounds,
Vo can well find the plnco
Uy tho little green mounds,
Where our comrades nou uleep;
Undisturbed bv the sound
Oft ho luiplo roll rail
Ou the old battle ground.
O! why mourn for them'
Tnefr battle j nre o'er,
"'-bv hood no more the sound
Or the OHiiuon's loud ioar;
1'or deep In their sleep
And cold in the ground
Are our romrniies who were slain
On tho old battle ground.
)t'wa nd, snd Indeed.
That with thorn wo had to part,
But we'll cherMi their nainet.
And choer the mother's broken heart;
For our comrades nre gone;
Cnn their graves now bo found?
Lot ins senrcli for thoir immei
On the old battle ground.
Our comrades now He horo
In the:r gi lives beneath this tree,
SSiilo by side now they s-leep,
Kioni the battloj they me free;
They nre tenting in the clay,
And their sleop is profound;
Head their lmmen n you ulk
O'er the old battle ground.
?.ot thorn rest hero In hope
Of iv far brighter day.
When hi beuuty and strength,
From their prft.011 of clay,
Thov will uriao at the cull,
Vhc11 the trumpet shall sound
To nwulccu the dead
On the old battle ground.
Now, then, until that day
Let the llvlugcoinrades meet,
And n wreath of llowors lay
At the head and the feet
Of tho comrade-, in their graves,
Where over they aro found;
For the honor that was won
On the old battle ground.
A Uooso I'nll of Gratitude.
An interesting relic is preserved in a
glass case in the I oldstream Guards
orderly room at Whitehall, says tho
Million. It consists of tho head nnd
lieclc of a ffoose, around winch is a
golden collar, with the
"Jacob, Second Battalion,
Guards." Beneath it are
"Died on duty." In 18:itS,
inscription:
Coldstream
the words:
when two
of the battal ons were in Canada help
ing to quell the rebellion, some of the
soldiers weie posted as sentr es round
a farmyard near Quebec. One day the
sentry whose duty it was to watch the
entrance to the farm beheld a flno
goose lleeing towards him, closely
pursued by a fox.
His first in pulse was to have shot at
the latter, but this would have alarmed
the guard, lie as compelled, there
fore, to remain silent, wliile every step
brought Ueynard nearer to his prey.
In tho height of despair the poor bird
ran its head and neclc between tho
legs of the soldier, and at the same
moment the uiiy fox made a desperate
grab at the goose: but too late, for ere
he could get 11 f ather between his
teeth ti e ready b.ivonet of the bontinel
had passed through h s body. The
pen- goose, by way of showing its
gratitude to its preserver, rubbed its
head against his legs und made other
equally curious demonstrations of joy.
Nor could il ever be prevailed upon
to quit the po-t, but wulked up and
down dy alter day with each succes
sive sentinel that was placed there.
The most remarkable thing in connec
tion vi ith the storv is that the goose in
turn actually saved her prt-server's
life. It so happened that the same
sentry was on that particular post
about two months afterwards when a
desperate attempt wns made to kill
him. It was winter time, and several
men stole up in the darkness to the I
bontry's post, their footsteps inaudible
on the soft snow. The soldier mean
while marched up and down his lonely J
beat, follow. -d by the devoted goose,
until he again stood at oase before the
I sentry ! o j.
This was the enemy's opportunity.
But just, as two of their number were
preparing -with uplifted knivoa to
spring upon the unsuspecting man,
the bird rose suddenly on its winge,
right iu the faces of the would-bo as
sassins. They were astonished and
rushed blindly forward; but the oon
try, fully aroused to his danger, bayo
neted one and shot the other as he was
running away.
Meanwhile, the other conspiratora
approached, but the bird repeated Its
tactics und enabled the sentry to koep
them at bay until tho guard came upon
tho scene and made them fly for their
lives. On arrival of the regiment in
London the bird resumed its old duties
with the Buntinel posted at the barrack
gates. Jacob ' was eventually run i
over by a van, and died at the pobt of
duty after a "sentry go" of twelve
years.
Who Stolo That Wlilnky'.'
S. C. Miles, Stotsonville, Wis., says
that an inqu ry was lately made if
Gen. O. '' Blank, 111 command of a di
vision encamped at Clear Creek in Au
gust, 1 till-', ever found out who stole
his whisky. So far as tho writer
knows tho faats in the case were:
Gen. Blank was the owner of a fine
barrel ol whisky, which he kept
against the outside of his tent right
by the beat of tho guard over the com
missary btores. it wan on a darTt and
dibmal night that a certain member of
the Eighth iseonsin, whose name
shall be unmentioned, who was pacing
that beat, and wishing to occupy his
timo to more purpose than merely
idly promuiiadln, conceived the Idea
of bottling up tho general's barrel of
whisky k as to have It handy for the
gcneral'a use in the morning. So h
procured a lot of t-mpty ca teena frott
guard headquarters, formed a funnel
from a piece of canvau, and prying
out the bung with the buyonot.ho pro
ceeded very industriously to work,
quite anxious to accomplish his self
imposed task before being relieved
from duty. Of course, ufter he was
.-elleved ho could not be expected to
ntay around headquarters until morning-,
and on oa.ll In p around thon, to
enjoy tho frenoroVa aurnrlso and
thanlcB for his thoughtful em
ployment of hi time, Ininglno hli
own surprise and dUappolntmout at
finding tho canteens all gone, with
tliolr prcoloua contents, and no oiu'
able to account for them or thoir (lis
appoarnnoo. KnoTrlug- from and ox
porlouce that army olilcors are gonor
nlly very unapproolativo of good in
tcntiona of the private soldier, ho con
cluded that ho would notaay anything
to Gen. Blank about the matter, nnd
it was probably jnst as well that he
didn't, as he says that when the gon
eral came out to look after tho water
ing and trimming of hi whialcy plant
that morning, and his eagle eye toolt
in the situation, the look ho gave just
then will never be effaced from tho
tablet of hia momory. The general
immediately aroused the camp, mid
tho guards were brought before him,
one at a tlmo. Sergeants nnd cor
porals wcro threatened with reduc
tion to th ranks if they did not tell
who stole that whisky. Ilut no man
knew anything whatever about it.
How could they? It was a very dark
night, nnd they wero not instructed ta
sit all night on tho general's whisky
barrel. So, after keeping the guard
from being rolloved until noon, tha
goneral terminated tho inquiry in dis
gust and permitted the suspected
guards to go to their respective reel
ments. Now the writer was informed
that whisky seemed to bo unlimited
in supply all that afternoon, and tho
boys of the Second Brigade wero on a
big spree. However, he docs not know
about thatj.for certain. National
Tribune.
The Thirteenth's Reunion.
The annual reunion of the "Old
Thirteenth'' Regiment Illinois Infan
try, occurred at Dixon on the thirty
aecond anniversary of Jho date wher
the regiment was muttered into ser
vice. Tho reunion occurred at thi
Nachui-a house, whore fifty-eight ol
the survivors assembled, and where, ir
the evening, a banquet was given.
An agreeable day and evening wui
spent by the old voterans, living ovet
again the soenon and experiences of th
great rebellion and comparing notes oi
events that had since occurred. The
following were elected officers of the
association for the coming year: Presi
dent, Randolph Mostow, Kansas City
Mp.; vice-president, Houben Hevener,
Crestou, 111.: secretary, O, A. Webb,
Dixon; treasurer, C. II. Noble, Dixon.
tVathluKton'a Sword,
The sword which George Washing
ton carried when he resigned his com-mis-iioja
as commander-in-chief of the
American farces i on exhibition at the
World's Foir. Tho relic is tho proper
ty of Miss Virginia Lewis of Balti
more, the great-granddaughter oi
George Washington's only sister,
Betty, who was the wife of Fielding
Lewis, a 'member of General Washing
ton's staff. The sword was bequeathed
by Major-Gei-eral Lewis to Samuel
Lewis, his son; 1 y him to his oldest
son, Judge George Washington Lewis,
who presided over Westmoreland
county, Va.; by him to Captain Henry
nowell Levi Is, late of the United
States navy, who gave it to hii
daughter, the present owner.
Irllhmen at Fort Sumter.
Not long before he died, Gen. Ab
ner Doubleday related an incident of
the bombardment of Fort Sumter. It
seems that there was a number of
Irish workiufrmen in thefortrcBS when
the bombardment began. The Irish
men were asked to help man tho guns
againut the rebel ships, but they stood
aloof. Finally Gen. Doubleday with
drew from three cannon because the
fort was badly battered at thoir em
brasures, and it was deemed danger
ous. An Irishmen went up to one
of the guns, aimed and fired. "Faith,
I struck the ship!" he criod. In a few
minutes all the Irishmen were bravely
working the guns and continued to
fight until the evacuation.
Na tr lllUe for the Army.
Tho ordnance department of
the
armv is makimr preparations to b ecrin
the manufacture of the army rille at
the Springfield armory Immediately
after the beginning of the fiscal year.
The riile is of very small caliber, in
tended to use smokeless powder, and
is a niagaziue arm. It is estimated
that within one year from July 1 next
the total output of the armory will be
about 12,000 rifles, which is made pos
sible by tho use of the mott modern
labor-saving machinery. This num
ber of rifles will probably suffice to
arm the ontiro infantry and artillery
branches.
llow to Cook Silkworm .
Many of the people of Madagascar
are for the most part Christianized and
in a groat measure civilized,
but like their distant relatives, the
civilized Hawailans. they retain some
queer articles on their bills of fare. At
Antananarivo, the capital of Madagas
car, a very goo t paper is published in
French called the Protrres de 1 Irner-
Ina. It has a domestic department,
which In a recont Issue began ns fol
lows: Household Eccoipts. Silkworms a
la Bechamel "iseluot about thirty
young and very tender ohrysnlldes,
wash them in several waters and cook
thorn briskly in boiling water, into
which a good pinch of salt has been
stirred.
"After bollin? several minutes take
the worms out, drain off the water,
rrash them with a little cold woter.and
Bponge them with a piece of clean
linen.
"Pif teen minutes before serving them
plunge the crysalldes Into a good
bechamel sauce, prepared beforehand
for the purpose."
People who like chrynalidei will no
doubt find this a very good way to
cook them. If tho chrysalis of the
silkworm Is good to eat, there seems to
be no reason why otherB should not be
also. The adoption of this Malagasy
dish might open a new avenuo of use
fulness for the tnt-caterpillur which
annually devastates our orchards.
HniMsratltlmK.
A cynic wns askod tho other day If
be objected to being one of thirteen at
dinner.
"I do under certain circumstances,"
be ropllod, ainphivtlcally.
i "And those are?"
"Wheu thero Is only dinner enough
for twelvoT'
All Free
Those who have used Dr. King's Now
Discovery know its value, and tlioso
who havo not, Imvunmv ihu opportunity
to try it Freo. Call nn tlm advurtisod
Druggist and get n trial Bottlo, Freo.
Send your name and addica to II. E.
Buoklcn & Co., Chicago, nnd get a sum
pie box of Dr. King' Now Lire Wlls
Free, ns well an a copy of Guide- to
Health nnd Household Iustiuotni , Free.
All of which is gituinntced to do you
good and coat you nothing A. R. Cham
puey's Drugstore.
llocnneo.
It lins inoro than 30 junction points
in Ohio alono with tho Principal Hall
ways of tho country afforJing travolors
a greater cholco of good routes thnn
any of its competitors can do is why
this column is always soiiniiod to seo
what tho Ohio Central (T. & O. C. and
K. ife M., Hallways) nro offering.
Excursions at ono and one-lliird faro
for round trip to.
Howling Groan, O. Account Wood
county Fair. Tickets on sale Septem
ber 27th mid 'JSth from stations Toledo
to Findlay inclusive, good returning
until Sept UOth 18911.
Findlay, O. Account Hancock Co.
Fair. Tickets on sale Sopteiubts 20th
and 21st from stations Toledo to Ken
ton inclusive, good returning until
Sopt.Sild 1S93.
Toledo, O. Account of Races. Tick
ets on sale August 21st to 25th Lime
City to Findlay inclusive, good return
ing until Aug. 20th 13!):t. Also on salo
Sept. 3d to 10th limited to Sopt. 17th.
Chicago, 111., accouut of World's Col
umbian Exposition special Excursion
Rates aro authorized from all stations.
notk: Forty-two (-12) transportation
lines honor tho Ohio Central Lines In
terchangeable Mileage Book. 12tf
Toledo & Ohio Central Vsster?, Division
l'Ult,lti:KL.V ' 13 A: J lly.
TIME TABLE.
STATIONS. Trains going South
No 4 No 10 No 2 No 12 No 16
p in p m
Toledo I.V -I -J 12 40
Yondnta Street ..... -t 50 12 -15
I'rentice 55
Hobart 5 00
l.ime City 5 07 I 01
Dmvllns 5 15
DmiDridt-e f 10 1 tl
Suar Utilge 0 23 1 16
Bowling Green 5 81 1 23
l-urliije 5 30 1 :I2
Merinlll 6 44 1 :t7
JIuiiRen 6 4-.I 1 41
Troinblcy 5 ti 1 14
CiKiiet 5 5S 1 4S
Oil Centre 0 05
Wi-lker Ar l- 10 2 00
a m
8 00
8 05
8 IU
S 14
8 21
20
8 :
S 40
8 48
8 53
0 00
9 01
p m
'J 00
0 03
i m
u 00
0 03
0 20
0 27
9 ::o
9 31
J 40
fl 46
9 51
0 55
n 40
.l 46
B 01
0 OS
0 h.S
9 12 10 00 10 ro
9 19 10 00.
9 25 10 10 10 10
Nertli Dftltiniore A
Dcilunee Ar
ChleiiKO r
2 00 9 80 10 17 10 17
3 15 11 1.0 II 37 11 37
9 35 0 40 6 (X) 0 00
1 elUer I.v
Ynliniircii
Stunrfev'lli-
North Viudlav
Klmllay
Cuiteltls
Engle Creek
Arlington
WUlluinstoun.
Dunkirk
Illancjiunl
Kenton
6 111
6 10
I! 21
131
i". :;o
i- 111
o 51
fi 53
7 Cfi
7 13
7 '-0
2 00 II 25 10 IS 10 IS
2 00 9 31 10 21 10 21
2 11 9 37 10 2S 10 29
2 20 U 47
2 23 0 3iU0 IJ11IO li
10 02 i m
10 07
2 4i 10 15 11 01
10 23 11 12
3 00 10 BO 11 17
10 37
3 -JO 10 50 11 33
p 111 p in u 111
Trains going North.
No 3 No 9 No I No 11 No 13
STATIONS.
a in p 111
0 20 12 20
C 33
li 40 12 33
fi 47
6 55 12 62
7 01
p m
4 23
4 37
4 44
4 51
4 59
5 113
5 10
a m
a m
4 00
Kenton
lll.uicli.ml...
... I.v
Diiukirk
WllliamsUmu
Arlington
Eagle Creek
Curtellls
riudlay
North Findlay
Stuartsvllle
Ynii liurcn
Welker Ar
4 IS
4 21
I 30
7 l)G
7 16
7 21
7 31
7 86
7 43
a in
1 10
1 15
1 25
1 SO
1 t;
11V4 50.
4 50
r 21.
5 36 5 055 a"
8 41 5 111, 10
5 47 5 155 15
Chicago Lv
Dellauce Lv
North Baltimore L
10 r.
I 37
5 II
a ra
3 55
4 .v,
Welker
Oil Centre..
Cygnet ,
Trombley -Mr.nzeii
.....
Mernilll .....
PortHge
....Lv
7 13
7 4-)
7 53
7 5'J
S 03
h 01
8 13
1 36 5 17 5 15 5 15
6 23
5 2D
5 32
1 43
1 52
1 57
2 02
2 07
2 15
2 21
2 23
r. r.s
c o-j
fi 07
6 12
0 17
5 21
li 32
6 37
1141
6 19
6 .V,
7 00
7 05
7 10
p m
& 3fi
5 41
5 4fi
5 51
5 41
.") 4B
Howling Green .,
8 2.
5 51
li 111
Sllgur Itlilge 8 30
Duubriilge .
8
6 05
COS
uowiine
Lime City ...
Hobart
I'reuticit
Youtlota fat..
Toledo
S 0
8 4S
8 53
9 th)
9 ro
0 10
a in
2 41
s'oo
3 05
p m
(i 15
fi 30
fi 35
am
fi 30
fill',
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WILLIAM AVlillSIiaC,
Solicitor ot
TATENTS. TRAD15 MARKS AND COPY-
itiqiiTa rnoouKKP.
IMrlUNOBMEXTH 1'nosF.cUTin.
For 7 years a member of tho examining corps of
tho U.S. l'Atotit Ofllcu.
OrFIOK 311 Superior St.. TOLEDO, O.
THE
Pullman Gar Line
BETWEEN
CINCINNATI
NDIANAPOLIS,
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS,
Springfield, 111., Keokuk, Iowa,
WEST AND NORTHWEST.
Dayton, Lima, Toledo, Detroit,
THE LAZE EEGI0NS
AND
CA-lsT-A-TD -AS
Ask tor tickets via C. II. D. li. It. on salo at
all coupon ticket otllics in United
Stales. Canada and .Mexico.
M. D. WOOOrOIlO,
Vlco-rresident and (leneral Manager.
E.O. MrCORMIOK.
General Pnisciigeriuid Ticket AkciiI.
TRAINS PASS l'KRRYSBUllG.
NOTlTil
Dally
Dally except Sunasy
Train No 12
4:50 a ra
8:1b am
11:00 am
3:37 p m
R 25 p m
9:12 11 111
Nolo
" No 2
" No 6
" No 1G
" No 60
Triitn No 7
" jiol
Not!
" No 9
" Noll
Sunday only
.SOUTH
Dally
Daily except Sunday
,,
Daily
Dally except Sunday
12.04 p in
7:07 a in
10:34 am
3:53 nm
6:28 p in
T
M FMANEV.Airout. Perrvsliiirr .
BUCKEYE ROUTE.
Htiie coiiiiitimjs, n
OCKINC V ALLEf
ANDTULEIll) KV U
The Through Car Line tPtween
COLUMBUS TOLEDO
Athens and Pomeroy.
The Direct Line to and from
Detroit, Jackson, Lansing,
AND MICHGAN POINTS.
CHICAGO, ST PAUL
AND THE
GREAT NORTHWEST.
Note following Time Card :
QOINQ SOUTH
r m ' a i
7 45,
I A. M. A.
Chicago..
...Lv.
KlC 00 flO 00
M.
Detroit
Toledo
Fostorlu
Carey
Up. Sandusky
Mnrlon
l'ro-ipect
Delaware
Columbus
Columbus
Lancaster
Logan
Nelson vlllc...
, 7 r
j.6 30 10 30
7 45, 11 :isl
h 20, 12 05
8 55, 12 38'
1 25 .
5 20 ,
6 30.
7 05 .
7 40
8 15
8 35.
9 00
9 Ml
0 05 .
7 30.
8 20,
8 2,
9 25
A. M.l
-3S5l
5 53
6 15
7 10
1-. M. 1
16 13 1
6 35 ,
fi
7 45
9 2s
1 0
1 2l
9 46,
10 07!
10 55
Ar.
Lv.
2 2-'
a 50
4 10,
t7
' 35
9:
4, IN
n vi
c mi
5 5s.
7 45'.
8 21.
8 30.
10 oil...
10 35,...
10 20 ...
Alliens....
McArtrur
Galllpona
"I"
. " 1 11 5sr...
I r- "-I
.. " 12 00 ...
..Ar. 12 40 ...
I A. X I
Mlddleport.
Poineroy ,
Richmond " 1 & 35,'...
,unuiti riu w
I A M I
A 51 I P. M.l 1 SI.' 1- M
aoiNO nohtii
A 31 I
t4 30'
4 SIS'
5 14'
0 46'
:'
7 10,
s 00
8 37
1-M I
t3 15 ...
8 201...
4 01 ...
5 B5 ...
5 201...
5 ,V ...
6 50,..,
7 30 ...
I'onicroy......
MldilleporU.,
Gallipolls....
McArthur....
Atheiis
Nelsonville.
Logan
Lancaster ...,
Colu-Jihus ...
'NiUimbns...
Delaware
LV
1-M I
Jtl2 25
1 30
.1 n,v
.Ar' U 55,
S45
A it
3 201 A Jt
3 4S 10 10
4 37 11 00
5 00 II 22
S20 11 -10
i6 15 12 30
fi 35 12 fill
7 ON 1 17
8 20! 2 :'5
Lv.tlO 10,
v3 OO
9 40
10 03
10 25
5 00
6 50
u eo,
11 22
11 4tf
Prospect
Marion
Up. Sandusky
Carey
l-'oitnrla
Toledo
Detroit
Chicago
0 IS
6 3::i
. 7 45
. 8 lt
. 9 30
tl2
,,-
-10 50 10 20
7 55!"
PJI 1
11 2) 4 10
A M I It V I
V M I V M
Dal!v. fUitHy except Suinliiy .Meuls.
Sutulay only
Through Pullman Palace bleeping Cars on
night traius to Chicago.
The only line running Parlors between
Toledo, Columbus, and Ohio River Seat Fare
only 25 cents.
Rates via tho Uticke)c Route are always as
low as via any other line.
For rates, maps, ahd other Information, write
W II FisiiEii, Gucral Passeuger and Ticket
Agent, Room 31, Deshler- Iliouk. Columbus.
Ohio, or II. A.Wimon District Passenger Agent
Tolulo. Ohio
pcivsAniwiiTjiNwmml
Knrts. i1"" "iiuuMu,mui.mra,i.iiii...-mi.miii.,i""""j
REMEMBER "M WJM S f
caretul Invest! station u toourrcaponsibil 3
inrr """ uutuuuui mttir" tutu
Riven in a cup or tea or couce wiiuoui tuo Knowl
TTABTT cnnboourcuatliomo.anuwlth.
11UU1X ouinnycnon ou mo part oi
tho free uso of Liquor or Mor-
meats uuuiia iu uuiniuuiuuu-
uy muuauui uuciAubuo,
salo ty all hmt-clabs
a paciuigo oi our
purchasing
neing
-
worth
and
from ton
and smoked
for 1.00 worth of your Tablets for Tobacco llubit. 1 leeelved
thnm nil rlcr lit nml. iilthniiL-H lwuM both a heuvVHinoker aud chowor.
thoy did tho work In less than tlireo days. I am cured.
Truly yours, MATUEW JOHNSON, P.O. Bos -15.
I'lXTBiinuoii, Pa.
Tnir nninrnrai. Cn Oentlemen: It (rives mo ineusuro to sncalc a
word of praise for your Tablets.
luor.and thiough a friend, I was
mi,tii,n! ririnL-i.r Vint iifinr iirIuo-
TlmiA nttil r ivvrrl
nrl t-lll ,int. iminli Uniinr nf unv kind
you,
la orucr to Know tuo euro wus pcrmuuem. i ou inuy.
THE OHIO CnKMIOALOO-.GENTLKMCN
Your
uunil mririihlTif-. hvrHidurmlaull
hypodormloully, for bovoii
packucea of your Tablets, and without uny effort
.A-uux-cbb nil Uruors
TrHE OHS ufiElliCAL COaj5
61, S3 and 05
MCJMiiiieiillOTiuUBpaporj
t.'.ci - o inenUon this popor.)
t
First Clnsj Night nnd I)ny Servleo betwaoij
Toledo, Ohio,
)AND(
t. iLouis. rwo.
FREE CHAIR CARS
DAY TBAIHS-MOOERH EQUIPMENT THROUCHOOT.
(ESTIBULED SWEEPING CARS
ON NIGHT TRAINS.
BVM2ALS SEIIVEO EN ROUTE, any hour, DAT
K NIBHT, at moderate cost.
tk for tickets via Toledo, Si, louh & Kansas City R.fl
Clover Leaf Route.
For further pni-tlculnrK, cull on nearest
agent of tho Company, or ndilioss
O.
O. JENKINS.
Gfnerat rfti.MKtr 1kb.
TOLEDO. OHIO.
ftWfiV'ri FTC i-'T)R. HEBRAic"
MLm A.ftBCABil
"-' $ un vjns.mil
WKWK t TTiT-rc
ys4fr-il
,. rt7KI
'JIjSjla'
Pimples
and Tan. A f.-w njipl i.-ations will rem
aor tlio most r.uilibornlv r"d SKin GofL
smooth and while. Yol:i f!i-:iii ;
1 not a paint or powder fi cover defects,
"' n remedy to euro. Jt is euporior ta
preparations, nml is guumntecrl
to givo Batisfaction. A t duggists or mail
id for CO cents. Prepared by
Toledo, Ohio- G. '. HJTTXKK & CO.
Sold bv A R Ohampney
PENNYROYAL WAFERS.
A jpoclllo monthly motltclno for ladlM
to restore and n-gtil&io ttio m.nsac
producing free, hrMtliy and tialnlcs.
discnargo. No nclu-s or r-ilns on ap.
proiwh Nowu.t-d by over 30,000 ladlea,
l)nn-uicd will use again. InvJeottc.
thtrA oruRn liny of your drujrcWt
only thoe vrltli our ftlgnaturo actomb
facuoflatM-L Avoid lubstltuu-a. fk-al.4
iMutluularinaitt-tl i-c eunip. SIDOjwr
L01. Address, i.UUEKA CI1K.UICJJ.
uuui'Ai i. uzraorr. aiics.
Sold hy A K CUAMPNEY Porybliurg
.
RIPANS
TABULES
- A -
STAN D ARD
AND
Iprovidential;
FAMILY
MEDICINE
t THEY BANISH PAIN,
riii?v nnii rwir" i icrr
j inCl 1 IVVL-VlNVJ L'.I u
Trial Botile
Sale by all
15 Cents.
Dkuggists.
$&i 1 i preparation, wiun
Vr-(irTr!jwi- 1 .fi.ji,11 ,!,
, Btnek-ricrids. Simlnirn
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for
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A iyr jA
tui huh nmxmm
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A FEW
Testimonials
from parsons
who have been
cured by the use of
Mill's Tablets.
Tin5 0nioCiir:MicAi.Co.: r
Ueau sue I havo becnyisinir vour
euro ior louacco uuuu, unu lounu il wouia
do what vou clulm for it. I used ten ceuU
of tliOBtronircstcliuwlmr tohaccondav.
lrom ono to llvo clp-urH: or I would xiuoko
to lortv nines of tobacco. Havo chuwed.
for twentvilvo veurs. nnd two nackairos
Of your Tablets cured mo bo I have no duslro for it.
B. M. JAYLOUD, Leslie, Mien.
Don ns FKMtY, N. Y.
This Onio OtieiiicalCo.: Gentlemkk: Somotlmo ni;o I sent
My son was strongly addicted to thu uso of
led to try your Tablets. Ho was n. heavy nnd
vour Tablets but tbreo duvs iio nult (lriiiklnir.
1 uuvo wmtcu loin- uiuiiiu uviuru wiuiuu
IV.
MR
HELEN MOHIUSOM.
CINCINNATI, Ollt'l.
Tablets havo performeJ n miracle in my oaoo.
yoara, mid havo been cured liy tlio uso of
on my part
W. U LOTJiGAY.
to
Oporn Blcclc. UMA, OHIO.
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