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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-18
nis.a.,.s,.a.a..,z.-.-ann1a-fulrvnsM Mose.

niReans of sfayer 4md e-fong as Moses
persevered in prayer, Israel was VictOri-
ous, but when he lowered the rod, Amalek
prevailed. The issue of the battle hung
upon the perseverance OF Moses and his
associates-his helpers. Though Joshua
fought with the army, yet his success was
inseparablY connected with those three
intercessors on the hill How faithfully
they supported Moses all through that
day. When Moses became weary, they
took stone and put it under him, and
he sat thereon; and then Aaron and Hur
stayed up his hands until the going down
of the sun, and Amalek had been utterly
| discomftted.
After Joshua had reached the land of
Canaan he warred against Amalek as he
had been commanded. Afterward, Saul
and David utterly DESTROYED them, and
the name of Amalek disappears forever
from the sacred history.
So IN this great reform movement, our
success will depend entirely upon our
faith in God, and our united, persevering
prayers. Let us rise to the height of this
great occasion, and try, with Gods help,
to comprehend something of the msgni-
tude. the importance, the holiness of the
cause Let US ascend the spiritual heights
of prayer, and, like Aaron and Hur, stay
up the hands, and help these women in
tue gospel in their true missio nary work.
Aud then, as truly as God reigns-as
truely as he wrought great deliverance
to Israel by the few in number-for josh
ua's army was only picked force from
the great army of six hundred thousand
fighting men, so will He now, By a few,
apparently weak, instruments, work out
for our worldwide humanity, now suffer
ing the untold and unknown horrors, and
wees, and sorrows occasloned by intem-
perance, great, crowning and glorious
victory over all the foes of temperance
over all the foes of His cause and church.
z.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-18

Rev. HENRY BRUCE, missionary from
India, occupied the desk of the Congrega-
tional church on Sunday evening last, and
spoke of his field OF laboIs, to full house
gathered in union service from the Meth
od1st, Presbyterian and Congregational
churches. This, we believe, is the first
formal effort of this gentleman, since his
return to this country. His health was SO
thorougly broken down as to forbid any
thing more than brief, informal talks in
public. The effort, though attended with
considerable exhaustion was also attended
with degree of animation quite encour-
aging, of returning power and usefulness.
His thorough familiarity with his field of
operations, its wants, peculiarities, and the
means of overcoming the numerous obsta-
cles to successful missionary work, was
shown in a very favorable light His
adaptation to the work so near his heart
in clearness, cool and dispassioned bearing
and sfradiness of purpose, no doubt left
the feeling among his hearers of strong
sympathy, and hopefulness that his res
toralion TO health might he speedy and
thorough, and his return to his work war
ranted at no distant day The close at.
teniian paid by the audience was evidence
OF their Satisfaction ana qualification over
the instruction impaired. Mr.. B. return
ed To the East on Monday morning.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-18

NORTH KINGsvILLE Is in the throes O.
Post Office excitement An effort is be-
ing made to effect change of Post
Master The present incumbent is Nj
E. A. BUTLER, and the movement for a
change is in favor OF Mr.. L. D. CRAYToR
Petitions for retaining and changing hav,
been presented to Representative Gar
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-18

&C." of KeliGggsville, sends commu-
nication which is little too direct anu
personal for peaceful and composed peru
sal by the parties implicated. BelieV. IL
that the evil complained of can be reach
ed more effectively through some oIhei
means than publication, we have moi
thought best TO publish It.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-18

PRESIDENT WATSON, ofihe Erie, arrived
in New York last Wednesday in the
steamship Adriatic
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-18

The old Exchange" at the harbor. is
vet in the course of extension and I'M
provement A rear building has been add
ed, designed for supplying sleeping apart
menis, billiard, and other rooms for
amusement, barber shop. &c. The ex-
cavation- for the kitchen and grading Of
the grounds have added much more space
and commodiousness about the building,
and with the flights of steps for getting
down the hill, all add to the pleasantness
and convenience of the premises, and will
no doubt do much to make 1t popular
summer resort.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-18

On and after the Goth OF the month D
W Haskell will sell exclusively for Cash.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-18

That old appendage TO Cooper's mar
ket, Capt. CHAUNCEY RICHARDSON, whose
scrupulous cleanliness and steady atten
tion TO business, and spontaneous kind.
ness and accommodation, has been bro
ken of, and Mr.. OMAR GILLETTE fill.
the vacancy. Mr.. G. has combination
of qualities tina; will, we doubt not, rem
der him very suitable successor.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-18

YouxesTowS DIVISION, SAN 8
Leave Ashtabuls. 6;1OP, T. Arrive 1l:15 AN.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-18

RiT&puZ produced more cures OF rheu-
matism, neuralgia, lock-iaw palsy sprains, SWELL
ings caked- breasts scalds, burns, salt-rheum ear
ache, &C., upon the human frame, and of strains.
spawn, gals, &C.. upon animals in one year than
haYe all pretended remedies since the world
began. It is eounter-irritant, an all healing pain
reliever. Cripples throw away their crutches, the
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless,
and the wounded are healed without scar. 1t is
no humbug. The recipe is published around each
bottle 1t is selling article ever before sold,
and it sells because it does just what it pretends
to do Those who now suffer from rheumatism
pain or swelling deserve to suffer if they will not
use Centaur Liniment. More than 1 600 certif-
Gates of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs.
chronic rheumatism, gOut, running tumors, &C,
have been received. We send a circular contain
ing certificates, the recipe, &C., gratis to any one
equestingit. One bottle Of the yellow wrapper
Centaur Liniment is worth one hundred dollars
for spawned or sweenied horses or mules, or for
screw worm in sheep. StOck-Owners-this lini-
ment is worth your attention. No family should
be without Centaur Liniment. Sold by all Drug
gists so cents per bottle; large bottles Sl.OO j,
b. Rose & Co., 50 Broadway, New York, YI23o
OaStOEia is more than substitute
for Castor Oil 1t is the only safe article in exist
encL which is certain to assimilate the food regu
late the bowels, cure wind-cOlic. and produce nat
~. IL.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-18

Mrs. Collins Welmore, aged 78 years
had a fall on The 1stinst., injuring the hil
and cutting a terrible cash in the flesh
the back part OF the arm above the elbow,
It is believed that no bones are broken
and recovery is the more hopeful, though
the shock was a serious One-producing
entire helplessness. She is gradually re.
covering.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-18
HaRROR AKDMARINE ITEMS.
Port Of Ashtabula.

Arrived April 9th, schr Elm City, Capt
Humphrey, with "a cords of lime stone
from Marblehead, to the Ashtabula Lime
& Cement Co.
Arrived, April IA, scow Perry WhIte
Capt. w. L. Baker, from Marblehead, with
IS cords of limestone to H. Hubbard &
Ce.
Cleared, April IA, tug E. L. Griffin,
Capt. Thompson, for Cleveland.
Cleared, April IA, schr Elm City, Capt.
Lent, light, for Marblehead-
Cleared-April 16, scow Perry White,
Capt. Baker, light, for Marblehead.
Capt Fields iron tug, DEXTER. so it Is
now claimed, is to form part of our har-
Dor marine, and may be expected at an
early day.
SAILORS WAGEs-The wages of sea-
men are unsettled and Ii is difficult to
arrive at any conclusion as to what they
will be when navigation is fully estab-
lished.
Capt Thompson, of the tug GrLfFn, is
negotiating a sale of his little faYorite,
with the expectation of making the pur-
chase of larger craft. He cleared for
Cleveland on Tuesday last, for the pur-
pose of carrying these plans into effect.
A large stick-some two and halffeet
through-of superior quality of pine tim
berthe mast of some wrecked vessel,
was picked up last week in the lake, tow
ed in and sold 10 D. W. Haskell for $50
After being cut down in size. il is to
take the place of the mizzen mast of the
Scow Vampire.
Capt w. M. Humphrey, after making a
trip to the Islands, has withdrawn from
the mastery of the schooner Elm City, and
has been succeeded by Capt VIM. Lent,
of Conneaut. Capt. Humphrey is expect
ed to take the captaincy of new scow
brought out at Conneaut, by Capt. Capron.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-18

Goods sold for Cash exclusively at D
w HaskelPs on and after April 20.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-18

For RENT.-A two story, frame hous
on Park street. Apply at this office
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-18

A verdict OF 81, 500 has been rendered
in the Superior Court in Cleveland, under
the Adair Law, agains. alflGor dealer Of
that city. The verdict held both thedeal
eF and the owner Of the premises where
sold. Fosa'
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-18
Centaur LInInent.

There is no pain which the
Centaur Liniment wiz not re-
Heve, no swelling it will not
subdue, and no lameness which
it will not cure. This is strong
anguage, but it is true. 1t has
produced more cures OF rheu-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-18
Phoenix Iron Works.
TINKER g. GREGORY,
PROPRIBTORs.

WE are now ready to solicit ord
w ers for the Manufacture of STEAM EN-
GINES, ,SHAFTING, PULLEYS, PLOWS and 9TH
er Farming Implements.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-18
TRAvRLER, GUIDE.

1TURDAY MoRNING.. APE. rs. l374
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-18

We are defeated, Out not disheartened ;
Cast down, but not destroyed. Our faith
and trust are in God, for we know that He
will in the end cause Right and Truth to
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17
sgats Scr SmmSesDeaptTaSt.
@aibingtDn, 9. 9fop.
Nus benz Sabresberi6t,

Nus benz Sabresbert9t,
ipeItbeu Der General Sherman 6em
&rie9sminiiter porgelegt bat, srbe1t,
baB bic v8unoe5armee" AM Is. Sftober
&c, AL W1ann sGblte. Der General b3lt
Dte1e WfiLitdrm0ht fir nieL 3l gering fir
Elm 10 9roBes @ebtet pie bas Der Scr.
Staoten, 3out aber ibren 2eiitungen
bas b06lfe Sob, nOrneDmlt6 Dem Gcnes
raj SHERIDAN nno ieineu ltntersebenen
oafiir, oaB es ibnen gelun9en lit, Die Sl1z
otaner IN S6ab 5u balten. Nm S0lui1e
ieines 8eri6tss betont Der @eneral Sic
8ort1etle, nelbe i6m nnb Dem 2anbe
aus Der 8erlegune beS Wtlitdr> 0aupts
quarters BON WaIbtngton na6 benz cen=
tral gele9enen st. Souls erwa9ien
tperbeu.
@eneraIIteut. Sbert6an
erpdbnt in ietnem S~abresberi6t fura
@eneral Suffers Expedition in Die
S0parSen Serge, uno empfieblt na6z
orildlibft bic @rri6tun9 zines itarfeu
WilttGrpoitcnS III iener @egen6. Nls
Die 6aupturia0e Der INNER ipie0erfebs
relloen Srotanerunruben beaei1net er BEN
6ODen @rao bon Strafloiigteit, oeren bic
N~otDbGute lt0 trob ibrer bGufigen I'm
tbaten erfreut baben. 9aB, tuie Sen.
Bope CLAUDE, bic 0eiBen Ielbit al ben
lIeberfGlen Der S1bianer Ibulb feien.
be5ei@net CT ais cine gdnsli6 falI6e Nuz
ft9t, beun 9liemaub f6nHc lber bic oroz
Ben G6eten bon 9te6raSfa uno @Donline
na6 &eraS %reiien, bic aablrei@en Seer
ben Der Bteb5ii0ter ieben. unb baum nod
nerninftiger Meile slan6eu, bos bieisn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17
9WtMOtS4

SWimOtS4
SpringfteIb, 9. Nop.
Der @ouberneur erbielt belte Morger
na0ltebenoe6 Gelegranm u1o that ios
fort Die bartn 9etuiinl often S0rittc:
Sreebur8, ct. @lair Co., ST.,
9. ROp.
Nn BEN @oub. 8enerioge:
l1nier 8ergtpert lit auf's 0teue bon
elmer Hotte BON 600 bis 1900 uStrtfern"
beorobt. Bttte, baLten Sic ii9 bereit,
uns ltlngebenb 0ilfe au ieuben.
>. S. Sc eide
srdftbent Der Sreeburgz& o6Ien=
ber9iperfsgeieQi9aft.
ct. 0onis, IL. Nob.
Die IN bent 9egeniiberliegenoen ct.
Glair GDuntD it0 urnbertreibenDen aus
geitanbenen 8o~blensrG6er bielten geltern
Nbeno in Sren0 8iIage etne 8erlammz
lung ab, in tDel6er bei6lofiem tpurbe,
6aB aue our linton 9eD0renoen Nrbeiter
idn1mtli9er i'm Belbtbere1Se5irf lie9enz
ben &oblenbergwecfe sic 2trbeit e%il1ite[z
len, bis Die Gompagnieen it6 ben Sor1
oerungen Der Strifer gefii8t Daben nt6
aue oerullion lli6t OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9rGber 0erIelben be:getreten ltlt0. Ote1e
Sor6erungen louten: bier @entS per
8ui1el fIr's 0raben, nur QGt Gtunoet
Qrbeit nnb ri6ttgeS WlaB.
I'm bic Strtfer inn 3altne st ba[ten,
bat it6 in 8ellenilLe cine GDmpaonie
Srei tptatger eebtlbet, tpel6e nit Den Dont
0oupernelr gclteferten gSaifen ouSgee
rIltet Woroen iino.
SpringfieI6, II. Gop.
DER 0ouperneltr lna6t in elmer &roz
flamatton befannt, DAP bieS taatsi0uloz
i0etne, tpel6e bor nt0t 9ons brei Sab
ren i'm Betrage BON $50, 900 Dollars fir
bic Sertiefung oes SQinois unb Wti6iz
gan>G1nalS Gllsge9eben tpurben, am 4.
SannGr t. S. int 9tetp Oorf tperpen elm
gel0it merben uno DAB BON ienem Datum
an Die .3iniem auf oieiel6en erIoi9en.
Solicit, IL. Noo.
Cine 9tebsbdnbe i~tattete D%ergangene
Ga6t elmer Reibe bon @obnbdulern etz
men Belu6 0b ulo erbeutete babel cine
erfleGlt6e Menge @reenbadS neblt elmer
NnSabl llbren ultb ether v@olomiin3en=
Sammlung", Die elmer Der Beiu0ten it'd
angelegt bate uno bercn GSertb lid be-
reit5 auf Die bI6i9e Sumue bon 5000
BELIEF.
9afaI1e, Is. SCOT.
Ser B%G1Iagter>W asgon oes n0roIi6
gebenoen Yieb=SranSport3ugcS Der ST.
linoiS : Central 8a6n entgleiite geitern
Nbeno un9efGbr 800 SUB iiioli9 BON Der
bier lbcr ben SluB fibrenoen Gtielba9ns
Sritde uno tpdre nit leinen flint pai1az
gteren unfeDl6ar in lcbteren ~btnab8ei
thirst, tpenn es ntdt Dem W2ai9tntlten
gelnnsen tpdre, Sen 3ug gum Sti4itanO
31 brtugen, ebe Der ent9leifte 8Gg9on
ote 8rIfe errei9t bate,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17
NhnnneltcntszHrci

EaeebIatt, I~neIaIps gs0rtO per SaBr $1,000
A~pdcmbIatt, 5 200
Seltca > 200
sEbonnemttn, tpeIde auf SramiRn Mui2rmG
hadbeW, baben etwaige vstfit1Hoe sH bert1s
en mo Gin Sebr im 8nrauS su sabIen.
DeIoer, per @e6jicI, Post Money Order
Scr til resiitrirtea @ricfeu f5mmeil anf unIer
kiTfO eefaHot uperSem. Rcm aDrefIre:
ILLINOIS STATS XETTUNG co.
CHICAGO, He.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17

bcrfdaen 10 ie6r ousgeiebt lei, baran
liegen fonre, Sen Snbta1err abiidtli6
WnlaB gu Setnoieligfeiten 5u geDcn.
IS + g 0 IL IL. Hob.
Son out unterrid)teter Sette tDiro beute
Nanmittdg ste Gerft6erun9 9eGeben,
boB sic SteQun0 6es 8rGiibsnten III BET
Tinnu5frage ieit ieiner Setp6otT6aft feline
Serduoeruug erlttten bat. Grant lit na1
tpie Dor entl@te6en fir Die i6leuntgite
&iiGfebr jur @DlbtpG6rnng, ltno oollelbe
gilt bon Denl Sinan3utntlter Grtltotp.
Aue 6as @egeut6eil be6auptenoen 0e7
rii9te iinb aus 6er Suft gegrtten.
Maibtn9ton, y. Non.
SRI i nnb S6a.
Ser Obriitlteuteuant Treb. Grant lit
nit ieiner Jt~elbern1G6lten BON ietner
9odSeitsreiie Bier augefOmme1.
Ser @eneraIpo It M e tie
felt auf ba3 Gntf1iebenlte in Nbrsoe,
0aB er Dem @ongre6 cine Grb6bun9 beS
BriefportoS au eulpfeblen beabfi6tige.
Gr 1T i'm @egentDeil Der Nnittbt, 0aB
ba5 8riefpOrto b%erabgeIeht tperosn Io!lte,
1obalo Die lIntolten Der Sef0roerung Der
Golt toelentlt0 %Oerringert tperoen f0ns
men, cble oaB bic S6neutgfett 0er Be
f0roerung uno Abliefcrung OGour@ berz
mtl1oerr tpirb.
Netp DOrf.
New Oorf, 9. Nop.
240 Nrbetter
tpitr6en beute aus benz &rooflpner
SUiffSbaubofe entlafen- Cine tueitere
8ermtnheruug bes 2Ir6eiterperIonGlS
piro nod i'm Saufe Dieier Nohe ltatt@
Tnoen.
0urdb SEN Bancroft
oes Observation-Disclosures George s..
GeaD iIlD $50 Berlonen crrperbslOS gei
tpDr0elt.
New Oorf, IL. 9fOu.
Qll5 Der SsnegozS 6nen3ug BET 9slaz
tpore= 20Gatpaunaz Beltern>Sabn geltern
2lbeno tn MauD Gbunf, 3d., e%intraf,
falto man, Dap Die @el6ipinbe Der ST.
preBcompagnIe nntermegS geraubt tp0rz
oeu mar. 0ie GGuber bGtteH li@ 0urD
Die Dede oeS WagSOnS Gtn8ang Ders
19afft, Damn cine Der Seitentburcn se0ffz
net NM Die 0elolpinoe an elmer Steue
bilausgeDorTer, no tbre Serbtnpeten
iie Derabreoeter WtaBen in Gnpfang
nabmen, nm tie Damn in aller 0eniltbz@
ltOtett autSulpfeltgen mn tDres SnD1lt9
81 entleotgen.
Sen orf, II. NOp.
Ser 8orItan0 Der ct. Sobus GLIDE
bat ausgerc6net, oaB in Ser Sta0t 0telD
yorf 3unt A~4ertusnigitem l 10000 Wtdnuer
uuD Sraneu, Die fiir ibren 2ebensuuterz
bait auf t6ren tdgli6en Grtper6 angez
miefen iinD, feline 8el0Gfttguug baben.
6unOe1te nie1er llnglilGlihen belagern
ragtGgli9 Die Gliiren Der 0iloe u1n Sroo
ihreieno lrrlD babeu bic Witttcl oerlelbeH
bereitS poaitGnoi9 eri6Dpft.
Nem Dorf, Is. gtop.
Stnan3leIteS.
@eGb i@loB gu 1904 psf.
2St0iel auf GonopH, sabt6ar 60 Gage
nab St0t, i0lOiien 81 1867, anf Ser
lalgen 3aDlbur 400.
OolO eroifnete 81 lO3 un6 i6loB su 1O5
al.
8unbesi6uIbD err @retbnngen
GI ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17
SGMem1rt+

y y { u y v W. 10" J'"o"
Gin beute 0ormittag bon ser raotz
falenSeite oes UOlfetbing gegel oas lft7
llltertunl be0ntragte5 WftBtrauenspot1n1
bat Die geuOlferlmg III cine gellnoe AuT-
rc8ull9 ntrlebt. Scr 9rdliDent beS Wttz
ntlTerratD5 ertlGrte anfdngli6 arr ben
NHtra9, baB Die Nnnabme oeilelben ZEN
loTortlgtn ~Jtiiftrttt Der Dtinilter sur
Gol8e babe1 tpllr0e, berfunoete aber BATH
naD9er, Dap bielelben ibren Guti6luB
perGnoert, nuO inter alien I1mltGnoe1
bleiben tperoen. Die Sebatte iiber ben
Antrag lit nod ni0t beenoi9t. 9ie See
O0lterMl8 miro, ioute eS 81 Hu1eit0rulz
gen tonGnleH, 5Mt 9te9isrung balten.
&onbon, IS. Sob.
Gin SeIegramm bon Copenhagen meI7
BET, Dab Die Jtapitalen, oNr9 bic snti9lpl=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17

Gait safe, IL. Nop.
Nnbalten6e SGneeitIrme babsn Die
2anotpege unpaiiirbar eema@t. Sm ben
8cretperfsbe5irten fteben Die NuSit6ten
fir OGs 8intergei6Gft ber5Ii@ i@ledt.
SnSi3ner>S crrttoriunt
sc To gorf, IL. Nob.
Cine 9epeiGe bonn vGamp Supply"
i'm SnOianer>Gerritoriuma batirt ben :.
Nopember, beri1tet ii6er Elm @efe6t,
mel6es Sass sunor am WcGleqan Greet
stpii6en % N.ann bonn s. Gaballerte>
Negiment nnb LOO GbeDennes 1tattge=
funbem bate. Dte Snbianer pur6eu
nit etlem 8erIuft BON fInfsebu GoDten
in Die Slu6t geldla9eu. Die 8erlufte
Der SOIOaten paren l &o6ter unh 4 0ers
tpll1oete.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17
@DOSe SSIAno.


Mie Dem Gomtte ser Su6fabrifanten
bon leinem Soriiser bcute mit9etbeilt
w1rbe, 6aben $50 Gu6fabrifen in Neu=
Gnglan6 t6re 9Irbeitsfrdfte bis gum /
Sanuar t. S. auf Elm 0ritteI berabge;
fest, metl Sic W0rftpreiie fir S.ll6e ieit
ei1iger 3eit ni6t einulaL bic Soften Der
Tabrtfation be6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17
&MBGano.

ct. 9etersburg,1 IL. Sob.
Die rn!itibe &esieruns bat bic l6leuz
uige Gollen0ung Der all Der @renSe bon
&bipa i'm 8au begriffenen Sorts be-
foblen.
Der Solos" i6reibt, ooB bie Gceiez
rung beIblolien bat, ben S6ul5>pang ein@
3ufilbren uuD guar uorerlt in st. Betersz
burg, iuie CT inn preuBii6en Sdullpclen
beite9t. 9aS ge1annte 8latt glaubt, oaB
Die 1teuerun9 i6on an Is. D. ~. III
Strait treten miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17
SeTerrei@.

u 0 0 II, To. J{OD.
GS 9ebt bier 0a5 0erii1t, baB @raf
Beuit, Der OlterreiWEi6e Oeiauote om
0oie pon st. Sdnlc5, ali bic SpiBe bes
6iterrei6iiden Ottntiterium5 3urudbe7
rHfen iDorOcn lei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17
gseD0S6.
Gan TranciSco, 9. @ob.
Mlab2mR+
M ontoDmerh. 9. Sob

Die amtli6e !3dblun9 Der Sttmmeu
ipiro ungefGDr $4,000 Stimmen WtebrDeit
lir oa5 oenlotratii6e Staatstidet ergez
ben. Se6s 0emofraten itnb in Ben
@ongreB g~elpdDlt ulo in ser Stats
@eleBge6ung tperoen Die 9emofraten in
acknowledgment 80 Stinmen Wtebrbeit
hobcu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17
iene 6oltune Der Miniiter berbliifIt, tb>
ren IutrGg 5uritdge5ogen DabeH.
s~S1aNfretG~
Borts s. Sob.

@~riabtpnblen fir sic Nattonolperz
fammluig fanoen beute in Sen Departez
msmts N6ome, g5orb unO Die itott. Na6
BEN Dorliegenoen Seri6ten i6einen in
ben beioen ~eriteren Die Hepublitancr unb
i'm IeBteren Die 8%oHapartilten ge1iegt Su
baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17
Ne% Oorf, 10. Nob.

Gin 8ricf bon 9aDann1 bonn 7. 8. go.
1agt: Gin Don feiloIi6er Seite erbaltes
ner Seri6t meloet, oaB oas i'm Central
0epartement 9elegelle 0orf Gan @eroz
nimo por Rur5em BON ben &ebeaen etns
genommen, bic aus 100 8iirserioIOaten
Hno IS 8o!untGrS beltebenbe 8elabung
gum gr0Bten G6etL nteber8ema6t uno
Oas Oorf na6bem es 8ritnOli6 gepliins
bert, ein9edIdert lpuroe. .
Die 9teltge greiie eifert auf 6as 9ef@
ttgIte segel bic GolOlpefulanten, pel6en
ie bas Steigen bes @oIoasips eur Gait
Iegt,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-11-19
E.E RssIE for al.

Persons M cteG with any disease, no matte
If how long standing nor how complicated
helped or not by uthcrs,-no matter wiz you
have doctOred with fro:a fist 10 last. mag yet
be cured by consulting. without delay, either il
person or by letter thc well known and success
full European Eclectic ana Magnetic hysieii..,
DIR. Barth, who has returned 70 Milwaukee
after an absence in Europe Of seven years. and
is now permanently located at his Utce.conSult
ing and operating rarlors, All Broadway, Mi
waukee, where he is daily curing, after ali else
has failed, some of the most complicated and OF
stinate diseases, such as Catarrh, Cancer. Asth
ma, Dropsy, Fits, rheumatism. Gout, Fevel
Sores, Ulcers, Piles, (without the knife,) Gel.er
al Debility, Nervous Diseases, Scrofuia ani al
diseases of the Blood and Nerves, Partial Deaf
ness. Noises and discharge from the Ear, Poly
pus of the Ear, Mouth, Nose and Womb remov
ed. Sore and infamed Eye Lids, Blindness from
Film. Cataract, Opacitics all diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver, Kidneys
Bladder and Womb receive attention. Many
diseases treated by Letter. Ladies and other,
in delicate health, requiring daily medical at
tendance, outside the city, will be furnishei
pleasant rooms and board at reasonable rates
All letters for advice with one dollar enclosed
Will receive attention. Descriptive circular OIL
Catarrh and other diseases sent on receipt of /.
cent stamp. DR.. BARTH'S OPIUM HABIT
CURE positively cures Opium Habit. The oni!
sure cure known. Contains no injurious drugs
entirely vegetable. In writing for the cure
state how long the habit has been formed. how
much you use per day. age and occupation
AATape Worm removed. Consult in Person OF
by Letter, enclosing one dollar for advice, an
address,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-11-19
EOw Dry it Was.

An honest old farmer from the
country gave his reco'lections of the
hotspell as follows -
1T was so dry we couldn': spare wat
er to put in our whiskey. The grass
was so dry that every time the wind
blew it few around like so much ashes
There WASH tear shed at a funeral
for month The sun dried up all the
cattle, and burnt off the hair till they
looked like Mexican dogs. and the
sheep al! looked like poodle puppies.
they shrunk up so. We had to soak
all our hogs to make them hold swill.
and if any cattle were killed in the
morning they d be dried beef at dark.
The woods dried up so that the farmers
chopped seasoned timber all through
August, and there amt match
through all the conntry-in fact, nc
wedding since the widow Glenn mar
ried old Baker, three months ago.
What few grasshoppers are left are all
skin and legs, and didn't hear a tea
kettle sing for six weeks. We eat
our potatoes baked. they being all ready
and We couldn't spare water to boil EN-.
All the rel-headed girls we're afraid to
stir out OF the house in daylight, and
| tell yon | Was afraid the devil had
moved ont of his old home and settled
down with us for life. Why, We had
to haul water all summer to keep the
ferry running, and say. it's getting day;
less take sunthin --LoatsUitte Com.
n,ercidt.