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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17

guition Der 8arliiten gu eunco an Der SiQa.
eal-StraBe eiu.
StaIten. Gin baserirdIer grin; fiar3t Don,
Yferoe irtp brtdjt oen SsaIS.
Neapel, 16. aug. = 8rins Sarl Sbeo
Dor, Elm @roBOnfel peS S6uigs BON 8aueru,
itiirste beute bier pom Bterbe nuO mar auf Der
SteQe toOt.
China uno Seru.
Gonoon, 16. 4uguit.-Oer SanbelSber-
trag srpiid)en China uno Pern murbe am Z.
D. Wt. ratifi5irt.
81 mouth f, 10. au9uit. - Der
0ampfer yBommeranta" lit bon Stem, Dort
bier elngetroffen.
Gueenst 10 II IS. Quguit. = Der
Oanpfer ySrittaunic" lit BON giep. Dorf
eirgetoften.
0arft nuS Sorje.
2onSon, 16. Qug. eonlols 95 1ll6
fir 9elo uuO 95 SIG fitr Sriei. : smerit.
SonoS '65er 1913, '67er 1O8g.-10.40er l05; !;
meme Siinfer 1O3f.-Grie 148.-Brior. 80.
2iOerpoo 16. Nug. = Saummoue
feit.~ -Sberl. 1ll6. - Srl. 5!l6. - Sers
fduIe y 900 8allen.
Die ,Simes" iagt in tbrem beutigen 6iz
nan5arttfel, baB ont Samitage taft gar fetne
0isconto=@ei6dfte gema6t wuroen, 10 nie'
brig paren Dte Hdten.
Sic Snfnrreftton nfrtntt an MmSoebnnns sn.
: Ste Sewobner Der groOin5 Bpsnien
idtoHem ndI oerfelben an. Sarbarts
idje Srte9tuhrnue
Raqui a, 16. ausuf. 0adrtdten aus iGopoHts
idtn Guelen netben, ba6 Die SniuI9euten Der Sera
9eftirmt uno aud bic Stabt Natatio erobert babeu.
5Bten, Is. au9uit. Cine Oepeihe BON Nsram
mebet, Bag in 8iirtiId @roatien, in Dem Stfrttte
Spiiben Soitalutc5a uno Oubtcia, on Der oftreib.
or ma
9euten batten Elm g4adtqau5 iberrumpeIt, bic lBa=
6en ermoroet uuo ole aBaffeu oerielben erbeutet.
BON, II. Quouit, u9r Sorm. = Cine Spez
salzOepeide BON Wien on Die .giefps" ia9t, baB Die
Yeiuobner lGnss oes 9auJen Sautbales In Bosnien
fid oer Suiurreftion an9eiGIoiieR baben. Se 2eles
9rapbenor1bte pnroen pom i9nen 5erl6nitten, oret=
Big 2iirteu maiacrirt unb ale nffentIt6eu 9eodnoe
Uefbrannt @rose shaareu 6la6tiser beseUen fib
auf oitreibiites 9ebiet.
Ser Courier be pSrtent" ibdtt Die Sabt Der 9ez
gen Die Suiur8enten auisebotenen &ruppen auf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17
Bte faafmtdsitttf1;e Mee,tt,tr poa
II. o. Dunn 4 Comp,
Bal i'm ore.
(EfdbIirt I'M Sittij f34i,)

~" (Vt0UIttIIW SNNt IOAA.J
DteIes gtabliIienent lieert (nur an IRtetiGteberl
alIe uothiaen oetaillir.en nformationeu binIidtli
Der Steliuns, 8erantp ortdtcit &C. osn Sanfsuten.
Sdubleru IL. +. NJ. innerbaIb Der Ser. Staaten, 2er'
ritorien unb Srtifhzgtorb> >amertl; audi itelern fie
elm ReierenS Bud, ipe(tes bic gtamen bon mebr,
ais 5G0DO0 aaufeuten I. 70. uno eeren Staten nunb
Die 9teluns periclben cntbdlt. @s 1T bas eompls-
efte unb alsssoebntelte SpIer1, pcl6es iemnis in
6ic Gllqemeine Ser6eGerung uno ben Stub oes Suuz
bcs oIaanirt iuuroe. 90 3pci9 bireaus baben mir,
,ped3e in ben bduptddbligtitcn Stdoten fno; uniere
srleihterunsen fbnnen nbt hoertronen neroeH.
eH,.. g. Scdrlett, 6icrpobnenOer eonpd9HOn.
s.5- fsd1ise @nIpritbe ,Deroen eiE9eSo9en uub Sc
ridts5dd,eu i'm gulaeneiuen 6eIor9t. (jdn2i, ,fSG1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17
stbIebett pott salomo o,t Sphen.

apannab, @a., 16. au9. = Der
I6tb. Salomon @oben ftarb geitern 0for9eu
bier, 73 Sabre alt. Oerielbe mar inter
Bierce unS Su6anar, pie pdbreno Der con-
f0Oerirten Serlpaltlng Iofmeiiter bieiiger
StaOt unb friiber au6 einmal GongreBnlits
nIifA fir (Spnrnio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17
0rdnOe.

Soiton, 0taii., 16. aug.-9ie Sdferei
bon U. s. Bartlett & Comp. i'm 5orburg<
9itrift gerietb beute Wiorgen babur6 in
Sranb, baB Elm &efel nit fo6enoem 6ett
umitel, unb murSe poaitGnbig serft6rt. 0teb<
rere anitoBenbe @ebauOe tplrben 9lci9falls
bei9dOt9t. Serluit au $4,000, SerFderuug
nllr gertn9.
@bicago, 16. auguf. - 3n DUBUQUE
brannten seitern mebrere 8obn= uno Sc,
idjdftsbduier, barunter Elm gSaarenbauS BON
5. u. 6bOmberg, meldes bic Sirmen geder
& @omp. unO Mpers, Brlce & Comp, ga.
adsbanOler, benneten, ab. Serluit srpii9eu
$50, 900 nno $4,000, fat poaftdnSi9 perit'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17
@ertNtssWerban0Ilt . Iltttaet, .

W al I iens 8 eri6 t. = (Yor 0en 9(i6,
trn Snalis, 4inDiap uno Si,bop.) IS
erli -lteu 0tarie SOrmeicr, SobauH IS. S9ub
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17
Sie Snofa1ter I'm lltaf1.

@ortnne, Utah, Is. Iu9uit.-9On bier fin6 Die
Snoiaasr ni6t in tbre Reierpatiou Suridsetebrt,
ionoern la9ern, 1900 Dlann arf In Der gtdhe BON
sogau, 20 Dl. BON bier. Die Siir9er iino in groBer
auiresuna unb inb ibnen 3inona6elz@ewebIe uuo
auoere Bafen eelsfert poroen. Bofen inb bic san3e
gtabt aus9eftelt iporoen. - 4.e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17
MOD9fatc1, Ner3te, 2e.
0[Iernn0er gSnlf,
GopoRaa unS Re

Sg0bOt1t atEt0 Bed)te aItlI1Et1
Str. AZ, gam &uIIoiugS, GiIonef=gfe BON ct.
gGut= uno @erington4raBe, bciorgt 9erittltte @es
is0Fttgi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17

(ncbft 0Sfor 5iltegcii), 6ricbrid @ranoling,
SbomaS 9. SrIn0i9e, EbOmns @c@lGnnGn
mo Dtargarcthe Sane gta9ia Sur @erpal=
nng Der rcip. peri0nli6en 6iutcrlaiieuifuf'
ten bon 2loam 6ctubnt $500, @eit SiBuer
(S1500), 6rIcorgt graugltn9, fen. ($l5O),
Sniame Snlitb $500, Sobn Mc@laHpaH
$4,000 mo Yotrid IRagIIl (Sl500) gcrid,'
Ildle NOQmNdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17
9ames i. gad)GnaB,
DHuJ JIUAIlIL 4IIU JINlIJlpWIIIUUIl
gir. Il. Sf. Ganlnr1Re.

Wf. AZ 81. pahIRtGBeg
praftiJtrt in dlen @jerften Der StGot Baltimore
uHb Der aHgrtujeRoGn Counties, I'M Oberz4ppeuas
ton5sSeridte BON Diarglan0, iOmie i'm SbsrzYuus
be5 Gerbte un0 Dem oheriten @erihtsboie bes
Dtlrttt5 eolumbia uuo bciorgt aud oGs
GjnBiegcH HpoH SorOeruugeH gegeH bic
Geg teruug
I'm 4ufpruh5zCyeridlte Der Ser. StGdter uHo in ben
Oerihtc6cneu 0eparlcment5 in 0di9inston, .. Is.
(DHlI-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17
g6pn tpte0cr ettt 4rtc9sS6iff
0eSdteitert.

g ND rte s, 16. Nug.-0as anle.
rifaniide &rie9sid3ifi y0iiO Srapo," weld)es
bon bier mad bemRio @ranbe abaing, murbe
in Der gta6t bes 13. 9luguit Is gfeilen BON
bein Sabine 2eu9ttburm bon etnem Glib
Sturm iiberfallen unb 10 Meilen 6itli6 BON
benz Qeu9ttburnie on ben Stranb geporfen.
Die Semannung murbe gerettet. Ser Sturm
fam 10 pl6blid, baB eS uum0sliG mar, bic
bobe Gee su erreideu.
Der 9ampfer u9tto Srapo," friiber yYlan-
ter" wurbe erit fiir5lid] in Stem Orleans
megen Feines SiefgaugeS fiir ben gSadtOienit
auf Dem 9tto @rQuoe qefarft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17

gen mad 9todeher, M.:D., scbratt, no NOR.
gen beren Seiietun9 itattfinben mtrb.
Der 9ampfer ,@itp OF Wontreal" bon
2iperpool 1T bier angelangt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17
it.tfoa etnes srf,trii otts=S =Samsfers.

2orontp, IL. ausun. - ais Der Dpir. "8otbz
iah 9aitel" beute Rabmittas in ben 9aien bon &o@
ronto enlauen tponte, itieB er geger etnen i'm Naz
ier uefiubiben Baumftdm uno iant ralh bis 5u
ieinem obereu Seroed. S6leppoampier ndhnen bic
Baiia9ieie aui unb lanoeten Que 9lutlib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17
stottr Snotatser attf Oets &rte9sz
ySfd0e.

Baibinston, 16. au9. = anf bem
bieiigen Snoianer, 8iireau lief beute elm Srlef
BON Der @roip Isentur, Wontana Serrtto<
RUM, batirt bonn 4. augulf, elm, porin &c,
melbet miro, bab cine tleine 9n5ahl Stourz
Snbiauer I'M StiawaterzSbale, 6 Oleilsn bon
Der 4sentllr, einen 3ug angrifien uno na9
oemlelben id,ofien. Die SnIaiien bes 3uges
uerfolgteu bic Gugreifer cine fllr5e Strede nno
fanben &leibunsSItiide uno Slittermerf, pelbe
oieSliidtiseu BON iid seworfen batten. Gtnem
jungen Siour, Der iid9 I'M 3uge befans, batten
Die Snbiauer 5userufeu, oaB fte Hnr Die Sors
hut elmer srOben abtbeilung leien, uno oaB
ite ST. fdmpfen genu9 9eben ipiiroen. Ger
Srief ber1ftet oann nod iiber mebrere Ans
grtffe SeitenS Der Snbianer, bel benen ile
lnehrere Serionen t0Oteteu unb per,prtnoeten
uup cine Wenge @ieb wegtrieben, pas tbnen
aber tbeilipeiie rpieper ab9enomnlen muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17
mnrN In WeitjsWnrf.

Utica N.zY., 16. ausuit. = Set einem
in elmer 8irtbi9aft beute gta6mittag aus9es
brod3enen Sireite perlette @buaro Ntiiller
bem Sames S'gteil nit eiuem Sniittel einen
S6lag aui ben &opf, Der idou mad lpenigen
Stun0en ben SOB our SOlge bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17
Drutfdre mN enal. 21otariat.

ESalter q. gStLftuTon uH6 SearI NusnIt
Bagncr, offenttide gIotdrc, NoroDeit @de Der
@garlesz uno GGlumorcltra6e, beiOr2Cu Gle Grten
Der oeutIhCu Sprate auSgeiertigt u. uebetie4uugen
9tlieiert.
Der. St..TdHe peIoeR beIorgt. (Suatt5,19)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17
Or. 2}l. 7Oifnfr,
hcm8opathiiher glr;t,

0Ulil00pQIQIdtt NTSt,
S1r. 42O, g4e5t Syoncttes, maize BtWeHra6e
SprbituuoeH: Sornhra95 bis uHo gtatbmts
tags Oon bis ulr. %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17
FN "O"EH 0HENT0lIF"3sF'
Ste D, Snternattomalc" tnGanaoa.

SO o II ire a I, 16. Nng.-@in 3metg Der
,Snternationale" ponguropa iit bier 9ebilbet
luorOen unb bdlt ip0d,entltde Serlammlun=
gen. Mebrere sroBe &apitaliiten erblelten
9robbriefe, Die ausenideinli4 auf@rprefiung
binausliefen. Sin Sabrifunt erbielt ein
S6reiben, in tpeldem er aufgeTorbert purbe,
oil elmer geniiieu Ste1e $500 3l Oeponiren,
| ionit peroe ieine 5abrit abbrennen uno ieine
NQulilie in Srauer Qerathen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17
! spe,ial : Woti,eit.
Baltimore

Baltimore
fre 9n(uranfe Othfe,
snowcitsNde BON Snutbz rno gSater. Stro6e.
Diele GeieGihat periidert iortpd9renb seaen yer,
nit ober sha6en ourf Sranbunglif ioiuo6I in De,
staot, ipie I'M sanoss aile arten pom gisentbum.
sSa5o Sapsnn S s5sfn ssh5ef1senSer
i'm Ban beqriffene obcrim Saien in 2abuna befiubz
lthe Ta6rjeu9e Il. 4. M. e-t.
Dds Girettorium befteht aus iol9enoen Serreu:
u q. rriion Prdneent;
SEQ. 81 Sifers, 3. Jiobt.: S5entins,
Sapi6 E: @ilion, g. 9loIton Stepart,
Srancis 2. sing, y. 8. Repcomer,
Seurp Carroll, Srpiae 0orlpib
81. g. Steuart, SO. gS. 5aulor
gyn,. s.. Bruno, Sysrae( Sohen
0.u. Sdpff, @eor9c2 6. SarriIou.
gEnl. 8. bennington
applifations@Sormulare unb fpetere Rabritt i6er
bic CSeieaiait mirb in Der Office, Siionet<@de BON
SontP, nmo sssterIraBs, ertbsit, no aud ale Gnz
auI irseuo cine Tri ansenommen. ,pet5e Der appli=
tan wiinlhen mag.
(5ant, ,1SD Sr. gBpoSportb, @etr.
s3abrlibtr Dieosr- Anfaag
bes Serbi.Surins bon
YrgamtsStrattcn=Saofer's
Ganbels(bulf
.aEs Business ColIege},
ysr. tno 9, ,Waro.Sbartesiiraf,s,
geentag, ben 6. September 1879.
SaS prpntineuteite Snftitut Der Nrt in baltimore.
9erSetet ben beiten Sebr sSurins.
Sas fadittafte 2ebrer=Sorps.
Tie ariinoiiGlitcn Sure oer 9elh1itsiuhrung.
Sas bette SpItem ber tSeitdfts= =Sdbreiba-t.
Ttssipitn -purhoebenr, itreue II. eeibGtemdsia.
Yerid)te ioir Die St)ler 9eboriS ben @ltern Su9e=
% a-5-. itelt.
@erIamat regetindBigen mo piuttlidIen Seiut.
YrafttIdjc SrSicbmug, Die bette @runblase I'M
Sebeu.
@ltern, uslte beabiihaen, ms ibre Sohne aus
auoertraueu psrbeu uns cine @efdli9feit erSei9en,
ipeun ie lidb frib,eit9 meloen.
Seoineunsen uno ndhers @tnSelnbeiten tann man
i'm Snltitute erbalten ooer man aoreiiire: ,t-
A. .-sst-- rs. .. SaoIcr, Yr6f.,
ftqi-sl Ur. uub S. ytor0 SbQriesitr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17
Mrbetfer,ptrrett.

8 o + 0 II, 16. Auguit. = Sn SanperS
orobeu i6limnte Serwidelun9en infol9e Der
SeinOidaft swii9eu ben iriiden unb ttalients
iden 4rbeitern aussubre1en. Gin trlld)es
Speiiebaus nllrbe DON einem italtentdlerl
YDbelbaIien beimgeiu6t uno benlollrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17
der Oas @e5ept mudte, Die S6ulo.
9erfa1tf cttter @tiem6a1m+
6 hi a o. 16 Q1tu -Sie Mofforb

8ofzSSlanb, unb ct. Souls. 8abn" muroe
beute inter eiuem 0efrete bes ott6ter Drum,
mono perfauit. Sr. Siterbier BON Oeutid)=
lauD, pel6er Die Sutereiien Der beutiden
9lftiondre oertritt, bot 81 100000 unO erbielt
bic Yahu suaeidllqaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-17
Gffenbafitt.1tnfaQ i1t Wfd1iantt.


3 TT o. t, 16. Aug. = 5eute friib itieB
in ber gtabe bon Stint Elm Yaiia9ier3u9 Der
,Slint 8ere Marquette 8abn" NIT elmer
SpeStal 4OfOmotipe 3niamnen. Seibe Soto
motipen lpurOen o1itdnbis sertriimmert; s.
Qenneep, EN- 8rernier, murbe in Itome ser-
quetidt; Ser @onbufteur, SameS Surb, ftarb
heute Nadmittas; Suitb 3anOal, elm
Bot. asent, unO 6. Bort, 9o9fomotiof fibrer,,
giere entfamen init leid)ten @ontuTonen.
0er8tftet.
@btcagO, 16. aug.-Srau @mrna SeB
ftarb beute OIL ben Solgen elmer 5u itarfen
SOiis 9eliemtum, ipel6es tbr Wann gegen
&opfi6merSen perorbuet bate. @ntipeOer
trtfft oteien ooer ben Ipotbefergebiilfen, mel.
der OaS GeSept ma6te, Die Sbulo.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-09

UNDER ordinary circumstances the
Belmont Chronicle is tolerable fair pa
per, but when in the heat of a political
campaign it can publish more lies to
the square inch than any paper that we
know of.-Gdzette. .......
We grieve because we have fallen in
to disrepute with that exceedingly
high-toned paper, the Gazette. We
humbly call for specifications, and in
the meantime remark to the pious Ed
itor of that journal that a char who
publishes falsehoods so habitually as
never to be able to deceive anybody
like the Editor of the Gazette, may
think he has some excuse for the habit
"My boy" exclaimed a deacon, "yOu
do very wrong to fish on Sunday
at can do no harm, deacon-I aim
catching nothingr
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-09

then in market for a price. Catholics
were few. The genius of the Ameri-
IAN government, furnished little in
ducemect to Church that ever and
everywhere assumed divine claim TO
an established religion. Jesuitism was
content to bide its time. Now Jesuits
swarm. Europe is pouring into our
broad land its thousands. Papal In
fsllibility is rapidly crystallizing as a
practical dogma. Now Rome can read
her syllabus to her laagued and sub
missive subjects all over this free con-
tinent with buoyant hope Of ultimate
Isubjugation. Now Rome knows her
ally, and shapes her policy accordingly.
Now Rome knows we'll our vulnerable
side and is arranging attack upon
American liberty in the true tactics OF
long trained Jesuitism. Rome now
concentrates more solicitude for the
United States than for all the othei
quarters of the globe beside. She holds
stock largely in the Democratic party
of to-day.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-09
The Skies Frightening!

Republicans of Belmont county
friends of free schools, and an open BIZ
BILE, are you alive 10 the issues of the
hour? We know we but re-echo the
sentiment of every good man in the
county, when we say, if through your
apathy the election in our county goes
by default, and the Democrats succeed,
words will not express your regret at
the result. We inplore you to look at
the issue forced to your own doors, by
one OF the most dangerous combina-
tions ever known to our politics. Do
you realize, thoughtful men of Bel
mont county, what the consequences
will be if defeat overtakes the effort tO
stay the onslaught upon the common
schools of your State? Think of it
act, work, strike for your firesides
your homes, and that which makes
home happy home-free schools!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-09
PAID n EA KLI
S4OOO.OO!
H, r. Stevens, ESQ:

H, r. Stevens, Esq: January . 1873.
Dear Sir-N hen about six nonths old was
Vacclnated. Pal ties who weIe vaccilated from
the same virus died from the humor. The
humor spread over me 10 such an extent that
was rolled in bran TO prevent ME from scratch
ing my person. The disease finally settled in
my head l remained in this condition about
twenty years, lIOub4 ed all the time with sores
breadlng III my head and dlscharginy COZ rup-
ton from my ear. AT this time a small Kernel
size until a ;umor formed OF such immense
size could see IL by turnidg my eyes downs
ward. All this time was taking various REM
edies for my blood without any substantial
benefit
l then went to a prominent physician in
| Bosom who, during hi treatment for SIX
months, lanced the lumor eight times. which
cost me nearly SiOU. This lett me with rough
aggra waited sore, without at all diminishing the
size OF the lnmor, and il u Slckly. feeble con-
tion. Iconsulted another ply s'clan III Natick
who, after considerable Time, succeed in heal
ing the sore without reducing The size. At TINS
point commenced To Use V NEGEIINE, through
the earnest persuasion OF friend. AMER mad
taken this medicine about one week exper-
fenced wonderful sensations. Ny whole body
Til, finally, the tumor hroke and discharged
/ frlghtiul quantities. From this time it ue-
creased in size until the bunch disappeared,
but my neck still bears The ugly scars OF the
sore and lance. am now healthy and strong
and able to work every day.
| will also mention lhat have been an acute
sufferer from intiammatory rheu naIisI> ever
since can remember, until commencing The
use of NEGEIlNE, when almost Immediately y
all rheumatic pains ceased. This statement
volunteer Tor the purpose of Denetting other
suffering humanity. and you will confer d
Iavor by giving ii as much publicity is thought
proper. Very gratefully,
o. NJ. S.ANELS, Ashland, Mass,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-09

A COLUMBUS letter of August a, to
the Cincinnati Times, reproduced this
morning, furnishes some rather start
ling reading. The letter was written
by Mr.. Curtis, the regular correspond
ent of the Times, whose reliability will
not be questioned in this city or wher-
ever else he is known. Mr.. Curtis has
succeeded in getting glimpse at the
true inwardness of the Geghan bill ,and
what he has discovered is sufficient to
prove beyond doubt what has already
been more than suspected, that the bill
was pressed through the Legislature by
the immediate influence of the CathO-
lie Church and at the personal dictation
of Catholic priests. The surrender of
the. Democratic party to the sect whose
collar it wears has scarcely been sup
posed to be so humiliating and COM
plete as it now appears, but since it has
transpired that priests ruled the party
caucus, that they uttered threats and
shook their fists in the faces of Demo-
cratic Senator'S, and that these craven
hearted men, chosen to be the repre-
sentatives of a free people, meekly
bowed their necks to the yoke of tine
Pope-since we know these things we
naturally suspect great deal more and
feel assured that but half of the truth
has yet been revealed. But perchance
it will come out yet before the canvass
is over. The time has gone by for con-
verting the State Capitol Of Ohio into a
castle of the Iuquisition.-O. y. Jo,1n-
al.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-09

OLD BILL ALLEN, blackguards de-
cent men whose self sacrifice and il.
lustrious public services has entitled
them to the lasting gratitude of their
fellow countrymen, for receiving small
presents as testimonials of the regard in
which they are held, but at the same
time he is careful to rake in all the
presents that are rendered him from a
bottle of Bourbon to an Inkstand or
Lantern. Charley Sargent accompanies
His Bill Allen Excellency, especially to
regulate his speeches and coat tail and
to receive and ship TO his 400 acre
farm the presents which are thrust up
on him by the "people whose liberties
be came forth to preserve" when he
was bare foot boy, ah!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-09

THE Catholics of Wheeling, headed
by Kramers Band, were out in force al
the Bill Allen meeting in Bellaire last
week. Why do these religionists put
themselves to so much trouble? Let
thinking men Cf all parties, ask them.
selves, why are the Catholics of Wheel.
ing, especially Interested in the Ohio
election? What benefit are they to de-
rive from it. Let some one explain.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-09
The Medicine that Cures
VEGETINE E.

Taking into consideration the character of
its vouchers. the history of it's cures and the
immense increasing demand, NEGErINE may
be fairly entitled tue leading medicine of the
age.
FOR scrofula in the blood. VEiETINE is an
infallible remedy, and no. o.persOn need suffer
from tumors, ulcers, and all diseases arising
from impure blood, if VEG GETlNE is used &C =
coTding 10 directions. There is not a case CT
scrofula in eNlStVnce that NEGErINE will not
cure, provided however, the vital functions
have not lost their power OF action, all that
may be said 10 the contrary Notwithstanding.
| NEGETlNE is pleasant 10 the taste, mild in
its influence, and absolute in Its action on dis
ease, as the following unquestionablee evidence
/ will show.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-09

THE Cincinnati Enquirer sees the
point of Geghan's denomination. 1t
says: "When Mr.. Geghan's friends
forced him upon the ticket they dis
tictly proclaimed that the charge of an
alliance between the Democratic party
and the Catholic Church should be
made good" Of course they did.
They couldn't help themselves. The
alliance was there, and The terms had
to be agreed to, or the Democracy lose
the Catholic vote.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-09
NOBLE CARTER.

BALLOTS for voting down constitu'
tional amendments prohibiting divis-
ion of the school fund were distributed
in the Catholic churches in Paterson,
\. J.. last Sunday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-09

GEN. BALL in his speech at Barnes
vile on Tuesday, said, in speaking of
redeeming the greenbacks proposed to
be issued by the Democratic party il
they get in power. "My God! we dc
not want them redeemed"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-09
What is Vegetine I?

1t is a compound extracted from barks, roots
and herbs ii is natures remedy. IL Is per-
fectly harmless from any bad effect upon the
system. II is nourisning and strengthening
IL acts directly upon the blood. II quiets the
nervous system. 1t gives you good, sweet
sleep at night. 1t is "a great panacea for our
aged fathers and mothers Tor it gives them
strength quiets thier nerves, and gives them
natures sieep-as has been proved by may an
aged person. 1t is the great Blood Purifier. 1t
is a soothing remedy 1or our children. lG has
relieved and cureu thousands. 1t is very
pleasant to take; every child likes it. 1t re-
iieves and cures all diseases originating from
impure blood. Try the VEGEIlNE. Give 1t
a lair trial for your complains; then you Will
say 10 your friend, neighbor and acquaintance,
Try IL: it has cured me-"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-09

A GRAND race of 200 pcamde,-s, open
to the world, must be - entries, 10
starters, $25 premium, 81 entrance fee;
that will be race worth seeing. All
to be seen at the st. Clairsville Fair
The little folks will run later in the
day for fear of accidents.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-09
County Republican Ticket.

For Representatives,
WILLIAM BUNDY,
ELI V. CLEAVER,
Probate Judge,
CHANDLER w. CARROLL.
Auditor,
HIRAM j. DANFORD.
Treasurer,
SOLOMON BENTLEY.
Commissioner,
WILLIAM ALEXANDER.
Prosecuting Attorney,
WILSON S. KENNON.
lnfrInary Director,
WILLIAM RAMAGE.
Surveyor, ..
NOBLE CARTER.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-09

WHAT do you think of Ed. Coles
bob tail pony, he will be at the St.
Clairsville Fair certain. If he don't
bring good judges of horse flesh, then
they can't be brought.