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PEEEYSBUEG, WOOD 00., 0., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1005,
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For Charity Suffered Long."
Mrs. Laura C Phoenix, Milwaukee, Wis.
, "Matron a Benevolent Stoma
and knowing tho good Dr. Miles' Norvino
has done mo, my wish to help others, over
comes my dislike for tho publicity, this
lottor may gtr tno. In Nov. and Dec, 1893,
SRke instates had tho "IiaGrlppe,"
and I was ono of tho Drat. Resuming dnty
tea soon, lrlth thoc&roof oo many sick, I
did not regain my health, and in a month
ttbecame so debilitated and nervous
from sleeplessness and tho drafts mado on
Biy vitality, that It tras a question if I could
goon. A dear friend advised mo to try
Jr. Miles' JRcstoratlvo Kcrvine.
I took 2 bottles and am happy to say, I am
(a better hoalth than over. I still continno
Itm occasional use, as u nerve foody
sa my work Is very trying. A letter ad
dressed to Milwaukee, Wis., will reach mo."
Juno e, ISM. Mas. Laura C. rnoEsnx.
Dr. Miles' Kerrin Is sold on a positive,
Esrantoe that tho first bottlo Trill benefit,
Idrngglstasellitattl.O bottles for $5, or
ttirlll bo sent, prepaid, on receipt of prico
HrtbvDz. Miles Medical Oo., Elkhart, Xnd.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
Restores Health
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The Best Salvo in tho world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Suit Rheum,
Fev,r Sores, Tetter, Chnppfd Hands,
ChilblrinH Corns.nnd nil Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. It is guaranteed to give per
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Price 25 cents per box. For sale by A.
R. Champney.
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6onerl Collector, & Seal Estato Agent.
Titles inveMljjateil aud Abstracts fiuiiiaheii
application. Notar)ln Ollicu.
PEURYSIiUKG.OHIO.
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Solicitor of
PATENTS, TKADi: MAHK8 AND COI'Y-
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Bowling Green, O,
PUBEEiY VEQETABlLIii
(Bo-B-a-dK-r Slrln Soap an Invaltu
able Antiseptic
A clean soap is as nooessary to health
as olean clothes. S-o-n-a-d-o-r Skin
8oap is made of puro vopotablo oils and
Is wnolly freo from all irritating ingre
dients. Tho antisoptio property it con
tains is a recent discovery. It is abso
lutely purely vegetable and destroyu
all disease germs that infest tho skin.
While admirable for tho complexion,
for ho toilet and bath, its raro medici
nal properties mako It a poBitivo euro
for Eczema und all skin orupuuuu.
Price 25 centa a cake. Pivpared by
8-a-n-tt-d-o-r Medical Co., 10 and 12
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An "All llcmuil" T.Inn.
General Bushmill is lit once a shrewd,
far-seeing, able limu of affairs, and a
thinker on important probloms of an
economic ohnraotov. If ho is elected, as
ho will bo by u handsome majority, if
Republicans do not shirk their duty on
election day, ho will givo this stato tho
best business administration it has had
since (hewnr
Ohio has had n good many distin
guished men for governor within the
last BO years, but as a rulo they havo
bcon moh with strong, though becom
ing ambition; thoy wero looking to tho
future and could not address thomsolvos
wholly to tho problems of administra
tion before thorn.
If General Bushnoll is cloctod he will
apply business methods to ovory de
partment of tho government and seo to it
that the affairs of the state are conducted
in a sybtematic, economical and ofllcioiit
way. For a quarter of a century ho has
been niauugiug a groat privato outer
priso in which holms paid out vast sums
to labor and 1ms triven employment to
from 1,200 to 2,000 men A man who
can nmko a snecoss of his own affairs,
which command e::eeutivo ability of the
highest order, ought to bo trusted to
mako a. suoecs-i of tho administration of
tho affairs of tho stato of Ohio.
It Mny
Do na Much for Vou.
Mr. Prod Miller, of Irving. 111.
writes that bo had a Severe Kid tiny
tronblo for many jeurs, with severe
pains in his back mid also that his bind
di'f wiiH nflvclcd. He tried many hi
culled Kidney cures but without ' nn.
good ivmiIi. A limit yem- ago bu be
.ran it-1; of elceMie Hitlri und found
relief lit Olii'f. Eltcll'lc Hitler 18 It-
pcelHSiViidu.pl d u euro of all Kidney
and Liver troubles and often gives ut
most itibtuni u'lli'f. Ono tiiul will
prove our Mntemoiit. Prico only 50c
for largo bottle. At Chunipnoy's Drug
Store.
TEA CLUB ORDERS.
Wo will present cither n. 100 l'ieco I?ii
rllli lllmiur ott or a l ploce Ii
trllhli lied room et. to I.ndli-s getting up a
club. Wc giiariuitcii our I'ena ami lt..Klng
i'ondrr togi-.oeiitlr!Mitifaetioii. This is an
opportunity for ladles to obtain n bcnutilul
Dinner Set or lSedroum Set free. Wo mul.u this
oflerto iutroauru our Tens and Unking Ponder
to the readers of tills pnnor. Tor fullpurtlenlnrs
wrlto or call on A I!(irciClI, Importer of
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J. G. Hoffman, Jacod Davis,
Frank Powell, J. O. Troup,
N. L. Hanson, E. L. Kingsbury,
h a. wetmore.
Receives deposits, loans money, sells foreled
and domestic exchange, buys and sella draits,
bonds, coin, notes, mortgages and payi interest
on time deposits.
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PElimrSBURG. o.
iiiw h
THE BRAVE HEROES
Who Lie Buiied at Fort Meigo.
Tlio IntorrRt Keltic Atvnlionoil ami will
llosult favorably.
Nearly every paper cpntalns some
wot thy mention of old Fort Meigs, a
fow of which wo copy bulovv:
For years the mutter of making this
ground a National pant under owner
ship and guidance of tho government,
has been dlncusscd, butfor some almost
unaccountable reason tho matter has
nover received the merited succoss ou
tltled to It. Tho grounds havo been
allowed to go wild, practically, and long
since tho government ceased to bo its
owners it being sold to private parties,
The oilf is awe-inspiring, the magoatic
mounds made by contondintr armies.
the hills and vales tho result of na
tures handiwork, tb,- quiet tiniwtcntu
tious Muumeo wurKnu' ilfc wuj tbiougli
the valley below, thrltln one vnth tbe
necebslty of the proper recognition of
these mot-t wiercd aiountls, and cuui-es
(Hie to pumli'fiind ruminate in his mind
wMy tlu-v h it'.- lu'eu -ttdi-'eerati-'d LVr
t ' i ii i, iiiiHguiiid iut it)1 ic govornment
of uiita u ilno longvi allow ol1 l'rr
Mi'i?' ir go vmiIkuU LiiL propor ttcog
iiluoii. North LSnliltuoru Boacou.
As to tho wu-dom of govornmenlul
recognition of Ft. Mutgs and its gallant
dead, we shall say considerable in tho
future. Delta Atlas.
R0A0HT0K.
Charles Gundor purchased a vehicle,
it is a. beauty. There is nothing slow
about Charley.
P. C. Rosonborger of Toledo spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Joseph
Dreps, Jr.
Miss Maggio Smith entertained Fred
Kellermier of Toledo Sunday.
C. shipman is building a new cellar.
It is very nearly completed.
Tho school has been closed several
days on iiccouut of the illness of tho
teacher.
H. C. Dreps left for Lansing Wednes
day. LIME CITY.
Oct. 1". 95, Henry Hoffman of Per
ryoburg will open a grocery store and
meat market in the new store building
about Nov. loth. Henry will meet a
n hearty welcome.
Ilenfi Hanson has moved into the
house formerly occupied by L. L.
Ferguson.
Mrs Fred Snyder is nursing a very
sore foot caused by accidentally strik
ing it with a butcher's cleaver while
trying to open a pail of jelly last Fri
day. Mrs. J. J. Smith came in contact with
the coyer of the refrigerator badly
bruising tier face.
E A. Cox is inking better care of ono
hand than tho other the effects of jump
ing off of a Nickel Plato flyer. Kd., it
Is always best to wait until tho train
stops.
C. F. Rider has bepn confined to tho
house the past week with a sevurecold.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mandell visited
Mr. and Mr?. John Tintiej oo dny
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hitchcock und
daughter Helen spent ono d.iy this
week with Mrs. A. Cook of Porrysburg.
Miss Emoret Warner und Mrs. II.
Hamilton visited Toledo friends ono
day this week.
A. J. Brownsborgor is building an ad
dition to his residence which grately
improves tho looks,
F. A. Hastings of Prairio Dopot was
in our City Monday.
J. B. Sholdon, Routo Agt. for tho U.
S. Express Co. gave tho Lime City of
lico a cull on Tuesday last. Everything
reported in good condition.
J. Hellman of Toledo gave our city
ii call on Tuesday Inst,
Oct. 16th was pay day at tho LI mo
City Co. hoadquiirters. There wan
many a happy heart on the 10th.
The prospect is that tho people of
iho M. E church of this place are to
grobo in utter drrkness beyond the
ight of there individual bibles, as the
minister appointed on tho charge bus
inntlo no appointments so far.
Tho hotel building owned by Georgo
Caldwell is being remodeled to bo occu
pied ub a saloon,' which will bo a highly
appreciated addition to our vi'lnco.
'lr I ii Tlluiitl
The iOUKNAl. '
chw'g of 6(1 T,,i i ( i)i
'Curd of tliuniih ' JJi
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Thh Journal.
bo made to this rulo
m .,vn BirMifVniT
in jaiup jiuttiiivjuiiju
A SPLENDID MEETING-
Anil .Splendid Speeches by
can London).
tho Itopubil-
Tho Republican meeting at Bowling
Greon on Thursday was attended by a
largo und enthusiastic audience.
Early in tho morning people from all
parts of tho county might bo seen com
ing in to seo and bear two of tho great
est political loaders of tho day.
Thoy wero met by a largo number of
cnthual'istle admirers at the depot and
escorted to tho Hotel Urown whero a
reception was hold.
The meeting was called to order at
1:16 p. in. by Judge Nearing and after
a musical selection by tho famous Bowl
ing Green qunrtolto, the Judge intro
duced 13. L. Blue, of tho Porrysburg
Journal, as tho chairman of tho meet
ing, who, in a very few words intro
duced Ohio's next Governor Gen. Asa
S Biifdinpll.
The G- in wit prvfiH'ed bis remarks by
refiM-ritiy in y ry complimentary terms
to Wood count, hue towns and people
and lliuu eontiuui d a short speech In
which lie gnvo his hearers many solid
fne i and innn evidences why the peo
ple nould b' -it serve 'iieirowu interests
und th uitorels of the enui ty nt l.u'ge
bj 0Ung tho llfpuoi'Crtii ticket, lie
was frequently interrupted by applause
and his spHoeh and personal appear
ance together with tho admirable
record and reputation of tho speaker,
mnde him tho object of admiration und
profound respect of all who mot him.
Following tho "speech of General
Btishncll, the chairman in a few words
eulogistic of tho life und record of tho
ex-Governor, introduced that fearless
leader, the peerless American Hon.
Joseph Benson Foraker.
Cheer after cheer rent the air as
this uncompromising patriot stopped
to tho front of the stago, and aftor ho
hud concluded one of tho best of his
many able speeches, it was apparent
that every person in the audienco re
gardless of political preferences was
prowd of tho fact that ox Gov. Foraker
was an Ohio man. At tho close of the
meeting many crowded about tho dis
tinguished gentlemen for tho purpose
of congratulations.
It was a good meeting.
The quartetto rendered several se
lections that wero highly pleasing.
PK&IHIE DEPOT.
Oct. 15. New buildings still con
tinue to make their appeal ance in our
enterprising town. Ou Wednesday
last contractors Sliger & Holies began
the erection of a lino new residence for
E D. Cuppio, in tho Bryant addition.
J. R. Wright has hud an addition
built to his fine residence on "West
Main street which adds greatly to its
appearance.
J. L. Graham and A. A. Heltman,
who have been quite ill with malaria
fever for several weeks piist, are now
rapidly rccovoiing, u fact which their
many friends are glad to learn.
Miss HtUtie Cupp is reported to be
very ill, likewise Mrs. Do Wolf.
Prof. A. C. Freed, superintendent of
our schools, moved his family to this
place last week and now occupies a neat
residence on South street.
A. E Sheldon moved his family to
this place hist v.cek 'rem Ontario, Can.
Gene West loft on Saliuday lust to
resume his duties as a wilesinan
C, J. Foltman was tho guest of friends
In Toledo Sunday.
C. Vandoveldo of Glbsonburg, who
has been employed at this place by tho
Hercules Glycurino Co. as shooter, left
horo on Friday last and wont to Toledo
whero he died very suddenly.
F. L. Sweet, our photographer, now
occupies his now gallery on South St.
"Ted" Sugo, who holds a position as
postal clerk, was homo for a few days
last week.
A good many of our oltizens drove
ovor to seo the big oil well one mile
east of Rlsingsun, Sunday. Tho well Ih
owned by tho Sun Oil Co. ond is a hum
mer, (lowing at tho rato of 250 barrels
an hour.
An Ideal Piiniiceii.
James L. Francis, Alderman, Chica
go, says: "I regard Dr. King's Now
Discovery as un Ideal Panacea for
Coughs, Colds und Lung Complaints,
having used it In ray family for tho lust
ilvojears. to tho exclusion of physi
cians prescriptions or other prepara
tions." Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk. Iowa,
writ : T lti'V" bpi'ii n Minister ol Oie
vi I ' ' i . iM ' ( t i, h '
K, Uhumpiioy's Drug Storo,
MILLINERY.
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BENEATH THE WHEELS.
JAMES F. SKINNER
Killed by 11m Cats nt Tontogntiy.
A very sad accident occured at Ton
togany on Saturday last titf! p. in. which
subsequently resulted in tho death of
one of Wood county's old and highly
respected citizen. The particulars uro
as follows:
Mr. Skinner was down town and
started for homo and upon his arrival
at the railroad found tho crossing
blocked by a freight train. Not wish
ing to wait ho walked down tho lino
about 160 feet, and beforo crossing
looked up to seo If tho train was coming
toward him ou 'the main track, and
while standing at the edgo of tho west
track tho Bowling Green freight backed
down upon him. Ho was struck by the
car and thrown under tho wheels in
such manner that his left leg was
crushed and tho last three fingers of
the left hand cut off.
Ho was at once removed to his home
and Dr. Eddmon, tho C. H. & D. R. R
surgeon, and Dr. Davis of Tontogany
wero called.
At C.30 p. m. Drs. J. H. and W. H
Rhpiufrank C. H. & D, R. R. surgeons
of Perrysburg wore called and araputa
ted tho loft limb above the knee and a
portion of three injured fingers.
Eyery effort was mado to savo tho
life of tho injured man but without
avail and he breathed his last on Sun
day morning at 2:80 o'clock.
Mr Skinner was born in Perry coun
ty, O., Oct. 17, 1817, und camo to Wojd
county at a very early day.
He was a brother to Mrs.Phobo Blauk
mother Capt. Black of B. G., and Mrs,
Eddmon of Tontogany. Ho leaves a
widow who hnB tho sympathy ol a large
numbor of friends. The funeral terv
iees wore conducted at theM. E. church,
Tontogany at 10 a. ra. under the direc
tion of To.itogany lodge F. and A. M
of which the deceased was an old and
honored member.
THE WOMAN DOCTOR.
Komlmllnp: L'n of tho Internal and Iminu
tullo Dliptirlty of Sex.
The woman doctor is nlready nn ac
complished fact, but as yet she has ap
parently made no considerable wny in
public favor, says the Scottish liovicw.
It may bo contended that there is some
thing hi tho art of healing in accord
with the primary instincts of a woman's
nature. Hut if we look closer into tho
subject it will bo seen that there is
more than mere prejudice and long
established custom to account for tho
exclusion of tho femalo sex in the past
from the practice of. this calling. Have
women tho calmness of nerve tho
aplomb, so to bay tho steadiness of
hand and pulse for tho work of tho sur
geon? Is it possible to suppose that a
non-abnormal woman, with her more
highly strung constitutional sensibility,
could amputate a limb with the same
imperturbability that we should look
for in tho male operator?
To this it may bo replied that grant
ing a certain drawback to women by
reason of sex in tho matter of burgical
experiments, tho case is different with
the "metier" of tho physician, and that
here, at least, tho sexes can eompoto
on terms of perfect equality. Yet,
again, as a matter of plain fact, nro tho
services of lady doctors much in re
quest with their own sex nay, even in
those branches of tho therapeutic art
dealing with specially feminine ali
ments? Moreover, if tho advanced
woman's theory of exact professional
equality and indifference as to box is
to bo maintained, why should any bar
rier suggest itbelf to tho consultation of
medical women by men, any more than
now exists in tho calling in of women
of tho male practitioner? Hut is there
no such barrier? Surely tho mere
statement of the case disposes of tho
parity argument.
Wo havo heard of a man here and
there resorting to lady experts in mas
sage, but that men should go to women
doctors and lay bare their bodily iymp
toms in tho camo way us women have
done from time immemorial to their
male medical advisers, would be a pro
cedure repugnant on both sides, and
"not convenient" for obvious reasons.
Here, then, while udmittitig thut a
bpriukling of females may, perhaps,
usefully (iad their mission in obtaining
employment as doctors among a limited
I number of their own box, wo aro
I brought faco to faco witli tho eternal
and linmutablo disparity of sex.
MTOMi523iP'
ONLY SIX WEEP TEARS OF JOY.'
How tho Iloroc. of n Hundred Different
Novels l'ropoiu.
Somo one with nothing else to do has
investigated tho way hi which heroea
Jn n hundred different novels aro repre
sented as proposing. Seventy-two, says
London Answers, hold tho lady's hand,
seventeen hold it very tisrhtly, fourteen)
havo lumps in their throats and ninoj
exclaim aloud: "Thank heavcnl" Only
soven out of tho hundred declare them
selves to bo deliriously happy, and flvo
aro too full for utterance. Throe out!
of tho hundred stand on their feet
when they make a proposal and two get
down on ono knee, while nino mako!
formal speeches. Tho behavior of thd
lady under tho circumstances is equally)
entertaining and instructive. Out o
the hundred cases eighty-one sink into1
the arms of tho gentlemen, stxty-cightj
rest their heads on the gentleman's
.breast, and only ono sinks into tho
arms of a chair; eleven clasp their arms'
around the gentleman's neck; six weep
tears of joy silently nnd forty-four
weep tears aloud whatever that'
means; seventy-two havo eyes full of
love, nnd nino of the hundred rush
from tho room and tell everybody.
Only four aro greatly surprised, and
eighty-seven out of tho hundred knewi
that something was coming. Five gig
gle hysterically. Only one of tho hun
dred struggle not to bo kissed, while
six kiss their lovers first. i
AN INLAND LAKE WITH TIDES.!
Peculiarities of Kildlno Described by Itua-
nlan Scloutlsts. I
Russian scientists have lately been
studying tho curious island of Kildlno,
off tho coast of Russian Lapland, and
separated from It by a narrow strait.
This island, says tho New York Sun,
has a lake that has no risible connect
tiou with tho sea, but is affected with!
tidal movements. To be sure, the tides'
in the lake rise and fall only a fowl
inches, whilo those in the surrounding!
sea rise and fall several feet. Tito peri
odicity of the lake tides makes it plauV
that the lako has subterranean coramu-'
nication with tho sea. !
The water on tho island is of threol
kinds, fresh water from rains and fromj
brooks at the highest points; a littlQ
lower salt water liko that of tho scat
at tho lowest point Bea water, sur
charged with free sulphuretted hydro
gen. Tho fresh water is inhnbitedby tha
animal life usual in tho fresh wntor ol
that region. Tho salt water has seai
creatures, sponges and tho like, while)
tho water surcharged with sulphuretted
hydrogen has neither vegetable nor
animal life. Tho phenomenon of thia
sulphuretted hydrogen has its counter
part iu the depths of tho Black sea,
where tho presence of the gas destroys
animal and vegetable Hie.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair HIclicst Medal und Diclomu.
CRICKET
FIGHTING
Oue of tho
Fnvorlto Sports
ot
Chlneaa
Gamblers.
The Chinese aro invoterato gamblers,
and never loso an opportunity to bot,
no matter how trivial tho cause may
be. Ono of their great institutions lb
cricket fighting, tho crickets being
caught, fed nnd trained carefully as a
blooded horse.
Thcro is a fixed diet for them, part of
the food consisting of honey and boiled
chestnuts. If they get sick thoy aro fell
with mosquitoes. Prior to fighting
their weight is ascertained and duly ro-1
corded, thcro boing a fixed regulation
ns to their bize and weight.
On tho door of the house in which the
fight is to take plaeo the record of each
cricket is pasted up, and tho owner ol
tho winner gets ten pur cent, of all the
bets. i
Tho cricket pit Is a low tub placed oo
a tablo, and, after weighing, tho com
batants aro put hi it and tickled witlj
btraws until they rush at each othes
with loud chirrups and fight until our.
of them is killed.
-.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Frea
from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant;
40 YEARS THE STANDARD. 1
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