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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL
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FUBIJSHHD EVERY TEipAY.
E. I. BLXTB
Editor.
Entered nt tho Porrysburu T?ostofflco
as second-class matter.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1914.
THE JOURNAL Is dated Friday, but
tho paper goes to press every Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. In order that it
may reach ItB readers In various locoll
tlos by Friday morning.
Long Distance Telephone No. 21.
SUBSCRIPTION HATES.
One dollar per year 1 paid In advav.ee.
Ono dollar and fifty cents If Not paid In
advance.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Cards of Thanks, Obituary Poetry 4hS
Resolutions of Hespcct aro published at
tho rate of S cents per lino only. Thoro
will be no deviation from this rule.
Nine times out of ton wo aro satis
fied in our own minds doubtless that
the advico wo glvo others Is offered
for their good and that we have no
intention of Interfering in tho man
agement of their affairs. In just the
tamo way also thoso of us who un
consciously make it a practice to fol
low up a porson, as it were, and call
to his attention trifling faults and
careless habits, and the like, bollovo
in our hearts that wo are doing him
a service. That the reverse is gen
erally tho case, howover, can be easily
proven by consulting our own feelings
whon we ore taken to task by others
who claim to display only a friendly
tntorest in oar welfare. There are
") qualities about human nature
. moke ub all aliko however wide
different our positions In life may
.. It does not moke very much dif
ference whether wo are rich or poor,
prominent or little known in worldly
affairs, when it comes to tho funda
mental, underlying principles of our
natures we ore all cost In the same
general mold, even if the finished
products vary in details. Such being
Che case, it follows naturally that In
dividual experience should teach us
to ho more considerate of the feelings
of others than we sometimes are.
However, it so happens that we are
xxot always willing to learn correctly
tho lesBOtr that is offered, but read
Into it a different meaning and one
that Is more convenient for our pur
poses. Without intending to dq so we
make tho mistake of applying one
rule to tho conduct of others and an-
other to our own conduct and think
that we aro entirely fair in our deal
ings. "Wo resent anyone 01808 inter
ference in our personal conduct, for
example, but we fail to see why any
ono ohso should resent what seems to?
as on entirely legitimate interest in
thsetr welfare.
. An Iowa professor is telling farm
els' institutes that tho high cost of
Bring is duo to the drift to the cities.
Es ought to tell that to the city men
whom he wishes to divert to tho
farms, saya tho New York Times. He
cant shock the farmers by telling
thorn why thoir prices are high. If
tho drift to the cities raises the cost
of their products tho farmers will not
bo kept from tho cities. According
to the professor, in 1800 SO per cent
of the population were formers,
against 33, per cent, now. But what
does that prove? Wo have more
bushels apiece now than then, for tho
simple reason that one man now con
raise more than a dozen could then.
In 1800 farmers did not plow and har
vest by power machines 24 hours a
day. They were willing to, but what
was impossible for man and beast a
hundred years ago is easy now by the
machinery which could not exist with
iTift to tho cities. Man does
by eating alo.ua. If 90 per
j the population were sent back
w :ho forms, how should we be
clothed or housed, or how could wo
and our goods be transported on the
railways? The professor's figures may
bo right, but his deduction will stand
checking up.
, The Into ."Stephen Adams" made a
good thing out of his songs, but his
profits have often been eclipsed.
'"Queen of My Heart" brought its com
poser 40,000 (J200.000) in one year,
says tho London Chronicle. "Her
Golden Hair Was Hanging Down Her
Back" earned 20,000 in a very few
months, and "Hush, tho Bogey Man"
was almost as successful. "The Man
That Broke tho Bank at Monte Carlo"
and "Tho Rowdy-Dowdy Boys" swept
like a tornado over th world and
brought in tons of thousands of
pounds In royalties. Sir Arthur Sul
livan drow ovor 10,000 in roynltles
from "The Lost Chord." "In Old
Madrid" rewarded composer and pub
lisher to tho tuno of 15,000, and "My
Pretty Jane" is said to have yielded
a rovenuo of 2,000 a line.
' A petition signed by 220,072 French
women, asking that tho number of
establishments for tho salo of alcohol
lo spirits be limited, has been pre
sented to tho chambers of doputies by
Joseph Roinacb, ono of tho ablest poli
ticians In Franco, and five other depu
ties. Tho women are warring r-4
against tho sale of wino and beor, 1
that of" distilled liquors, of which f
consumption Increases rapidly,
though such spirits aro heavily tax
AS ENGLAND SEES US
TYPICAL AMERICAN NOT RE
FERRED TO FLATTERINGLY.
Truth Is, the American la of a Typo
That the Old World Has Not Yet
Como to Understand, and So
Its Judgment Is at Fault.
Tho Americans as a race walk better
than. we nioro freely, with a taking
Bwlng, and almost with grace. How
much of this Is due to living In a de
mocracy, and how much to wearing no
braces, It Is very dlcult to dotermlne.
But certainly It Is tho land of bolts,
and therefore of more loosely moving
bodies.
Also, Americans take their coats off,
which 1b sensible; and they can do
It the more beautifully becauso they
aro belted and not braced. They take
their coats off everywhere and any.
whoro, and somehow it Btrlkes tho vis
itor aB tho most symbolic thing about
them. They have not yet thought ol
discarding collars; but they aro un
ashamedly shirt-sleeved.
Any sculptor seeking to figure this
republic In stone must carve in fu
ture a young man, open-faced, pleas
ant, and rather vulgar, straw hat on
tho back of his head, his trousera full
and sloppy, his coat over his arm. The
motto written beneath will bo, ol
course: "This Is some country."
The philosophic gnzer on such a
monument might get some way to
ward understanding tho making of
the Panama canal, that exploit that
no European nation could have car
ried out.
Tho American race seems to have
developed two classes, and only two,
the upper middle and tho lower mid
dle. Their faces are very distinct. The
upper-class head Is long, often fine
about the forehead and eyes, and
very cleanly outlined. The eyes have
an odd, tired pathos in them mixed
with the friendliness that is so admir
able as if of a perpetual, neer quite
successiui, euort 10 unuersianu some
thing. It 1$ like tho face of an only child
who has been brought up In the com
pany of adults. But tho mouth of sucb
men is tho most typical feature.
It is small, tight, and closed down
ward at the corners, tho lower lip
very slightly protruding. It has very
little expression in it, and no curves.
There the Puritan comes out
But no other nation has a mouth
llko this. It Is shared to some ex
tent by the lower classes, but their
mouths tend to the wider and more
expressive.
These, anyhow, are the types that
strike one In the eastern cities. And
there are intermediate varieties, as
of tho genial business man, with the
narrow foreneaa ana tno wiao,
smooth, lower face.
The women's faces are more in
determinate; not very feminine;
many of them wear those "Invisible"
eyeglasses which center glltterlngly
about the bridge of the nose and get
from them a curious air of Intelli
gence. Handsome people of both sexes are
very common; beautiful and pretty
ones very rare. Westminster Ga
zette. Old Weir Utilized.
An ancient stone weir on the rivei
Deo, constructed by Hugh Lupus, earl
of Chestoh, between 1070 and 1101 is
being utilized to supply tho city ol
Chester with electricity, relates Lon
don Answers. The weir was original
ly erected to drive cornmllls, and the
milling Industry continued up to 1908.
In 1910, however, Chester corporation,
who had purchased the property, dis
mantled the mills. Mr. S. E. Brltton,
the city electrical engineer, then de
vised a scheme for converting the wa
ter power into electrical energy, and
it is believed that the anuual saving
thus effected will repay tho capital ex
pendlture in five years. It is estimated
that tho installation will yield 1,250,
000 units per annum at a cost of less
than 0.3d per unit, inclusive of capital
charges.
TRUTH TRIUMPHS.
Perrysburg Citizens Testify for the
Public Benefit.
A truthful statement of a Perrys
burg citizen given in his own words,
about the merits of Doan's Kidney
should convince the most skeptical
Pills. If you. suffer from backache,
nervousness, sleeplessness, urinary
disorders or any form of kidney ills,
use a tested kidney medicine.
A Perrysburg citizen tells of
Doan's Kidney Pills.
Could you demand more convinc
ing proof of merit?
Charles Bayer, harness makei,
Fifth street, Perysburg, Ohio, says:
"I am willing- at all times to praise
Doan's Kidney Pills, as they cured
me of a severe attack of backache
and other symptoms of kidney trou
ble a few years ago. Although I
have had no occasion to uso Doan's
Kidney Pills lately, my opinion of
them is the same as when I first used
them. I have recommended Doan's
Kidney Pills to my friends and have
never heard of an instance where they
have failed to give relief."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Fostor-Milburn Co,, Buffalo,
r York, sole agents for tho United
:es.
tomombor tho name Bonn's
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Interesting Local Nows Itoms From
Our Neighbors.
A party was given by Miss Cora
Diiuor of Hasklns in honor of lior
birthday Friday night. Those present
wore: Mrs. G. O. Ziss, Mrs. L. W.
Vermilya, Ada Cordroy, Qraco, Spaf-
ford, Maymio Hel.or, Mary Bobol,
Lydla Uelzer, Martha Dauor, Ila Ward
and Messrs. Alvin Ziss, Harold Dnuer,
Walter Ziss, Arnold Dauor, Edwin
and .Herbort Schekl of Monroovillo,
Fred Grinn, Herbert Schutzborg, Leo
Vermilya, Gust Ziss and Elmer Ful
ler. After many contests and games
a delicious supper wns served and all
departed reporting a good time. '
Mrs. Chas. Llebherr spent Thurs
day at the Ben Liebherr home.
Mr. Edwin and Herbert Scheid of
Monroeville aro spending the week at
the P. A. Ziss home.
Miss Alice Meagley who has been on
the sick list is reported much better.
Mr. Alvin Ziss and Mr. Harold
Dauer of Haskins who havs been
spending two weeks hi Monroeville re
turned Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Weimar called on Mrs.
Ben Liebherr Friday afternoon.
Mr. Wilbur Sprague who has been
sick with pneumonia Is reported to be
slowly improving.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Dunbridge will be entertained next
Friday night at the home of II. A.
Vermilya.
Miss Cummings of Toledo is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Van Buskirk.
FEEL MISERABLE?
Out of sorts, depressed, pain in the
back Electric Bitters renews your
health and .strength. A guaranteed
Liver and Kidney remedy. Money back
if not satisfied. It completely cured
Robert Madsen, of West Burlington,
Iowa, who suffered from virulent liver
trouble for eight months. After four
doctors gave him up, he took Electric
Bitters and is now a well man. Get a
bottle today; it will do the same fqr
you. iveep in tne nouse tor an liver
and kidney complaints. Perfectly safe
and dependable. Its results will sur
prise you. 50c and $1.00. H. E. Buck-
len & Co., Philadelphia or St. Louis.
Advertisement.
$6.00 TO ST. LOUIS AND RETURN
via
CLOVER LEAL ROUTE'
Saturdays, February 7 and 21.
See O. N. Gray, C.T.A., 524 Madison Ave., Toledo
for Tickets and Information.
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There is a Wonderful
Difference
between the light afforded by an ordinary carbon
incandescent and the brilliancy of our new Gen
eral Electric MAZDA lamp. The latter radiates
two and one-half times as much light with the
same amount of electric current.
A 40-Watt MAZDA Affords Twice the Light
of the 50-watt carbon lamp now in general use
and costs one-fifth less to burn. We recommend
its use to our customers as it more than cuts their
light bills in two, making electric light so inexpen
sive that no home, however humble, and no store,
however email, can afford to be without it
Ask us to show you the new General
Electric MAZDA lamps and clusters.
Valley Light & Pvr Co,
Maumee
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ORDER YOUR TREES
Thoro are only a few days remaining
in which the people ot Perrysburg may
order their trees and shrubs through
the Park Committee. This is an un
usual opportunity for securing good
nursery stock and every porson should
take advantage of it.
There are a few catalogues left which
may be secured at the Kheiufrank
Hospital. The Park committee will
make up heir order on the 10th of
February. ' Remember you can secure
nursery stock at cost by ordering with
the Park committee.
Attorney Solether of B. G. called
on the Journal Wednesday.
Great damage to telephone, tel
egraph and electric lines was done by
the sleet and snow storm of Saturday
ana sunaay last. The JUaumee valley
line kept cars running very nearly on
schedule teme, whech was doing 're
markably well.
WE WANT YOU
to handle our beautiful and exclusive
line of SHIRT WAIST and SUIT MA
TERIALS, HANDKERCHIEFS, HOS
IERY, Etc. This is an exceptional op
portunity for you. No experience re
quired. GOOD PAY SAMPLES FREE
Write today for particulars
HITCHEL & CHURCH CO.
201-203 Water St. Blnghamton, N.Y.
Desk B no 60c
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Ties Slip Easily In
Your Collars
When we lander your collars.
We iron tho inside of the collnr
as smooth as theoulside, and we
shape the collar so perfectly that
it can't pinch tho tie or bind it.
This saves your ties, your tem
per and jour time.
Ot course its only a little point
but its one of the many points
about our work that is more sat
isfactory. Won't you try us? And see
for yourself.
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LAUNDRY
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What are you going to do then?
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Natural Colors, no stain, dye or paint
Art, Character and Wealth added to your
home. You take no chance. We give, you
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have sent to Louisiana, Ma, for their nursery stock.
Thi nnmfi nf Sfnrlr nnrl
iana, Mo., are inseparably
can tree growing. i
Stark Trees Aro Bearing in eveny tree-growing soil in
every land; people have learned to sajVStark Trees when
they refer to nursery stock. Those who waiKcrees that are Bure to'
grow and bear and please, buy Stark Tree8Vjid avoid all worry.
Stark Year Book FreeFinest colc lates ever issued
showing fruit 'v -"aX size and color. WonderVil Stark Delicious
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COUNCIL TAKES ACTION,
At tho last meeting of the council,
attorney E. G. McClolldnd was em
ployed to tako up tho matter of aband.
oning tho street car track on Sixth
street.
Much complaint has been mado by
the people residing on that street re
garding the condition of the streot
and the council have decided to take
action toward the elimination of tho
track.
A WINTER COUGH
A stubborn, nnnoying, depressing
cough hangs on, racks the body, weak
ens the lungs, and often leads to seri
ous results. The 'first dose of Dr.
King's New Discovery gives relief.
Henry D. Sanders, of Cavendish, Vt.,
was threatened with consumption,
after having pneumonia. He writes:
"Dr. King's New Discovery ought to
be in every family; it is' certainly the
best of all medicines for coughs, colds
or lung trouble." Good for children's
coughs. Money back if not satisfied.
Price 50c and $1.00. At all Druggists.
II. E. Bucklcn & Co., Philadelphia or
St. Louis. Advertisement.
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erta records best ever madexoy any apple or
jncyclopcdia of all fruit treh that should be
lso shrubs, vines and ornamentals.
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