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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-12
Wtnnefota.

Wieber Elm 9retlt9er gors
all, wel9er Seist, mas gltern gu ses
wdrtisen baben, menn ie unermaGies
ne &inber ALIEN 3u Sauie lai:
en-, wirb BON Song Yrairie, Cobb gouns
tn. Minn., er3dbIt. Sort sins Der 5ars
mer Ebeopbtlus DufreBne nit ieiner 5rau
mad einem bena9barten Orte, UNI ginfdus
fe gu MAIDEN, pdbreno bic Rinbsr, uon Be.
men bas iinsite brei Sabre, unter Sbbut
bes d~Iteiten Mdo9ens, 6lora, adt Sabre
alt, gu 9auie s%elaiien wurben. Salo
nadoem bic @ltern fort paren, nabm 5Io.
ra bas Yuluerborn, in Dem ii9 stpa elm
balb Pfuno BuIper befanb, UNI BON benz
YuIuer etwas auf ben slibenben Sfen gu
~ltreuen unb ii6 uno Die fleinen @si9piiter
nit benz auf6lisen Der &0rnsr gu beluiti;
gen. 0abei aber entsiinbete ii@ bas Tul,
per i'm Sorn unb bieies erplooirte. 6lora,
bic feline lln9luditiiterin, seiste iib bier
nun Swar ais SeIoin, inoem iie, ebe ie an
ii9 oadte, ibre bret tleinen @eidwiiter, oes
rem &leiber brauntsn, aus Dem Sauie
idleppte, fie bur9 Serumroqen I'M S9nee
r~ettete, unb Johann nit 8aIe,, weI3es iie
aus benz Drummer seSosen, bas 6suer i'm
Sauie l0ldte, oqein bic &inber iinb bod
aue pier tart uerbrannt uno Defenders lit
bas auftommen Slora's fraslid.
Oasosenannte r2umbersei4aft",
bas Sabri;iren pom Brettern, Sdinbeln,
gatten &C. unb Der Sanbsl bamit lit in benz
abselaufenen Sabre, trot Der idledten 3eis
ten, in Minneapolis nod immsrbin
elm iebr aniebnIi9ss ssweien. Sn ben bors
tisen ls Bis 20 Sdsemiiblen wurben nam.
LID l95, $50, 600 SUB Yretter, 80 Miaio.
men S9inbeln unb al 25 Wtiqiouen 9atten
suseidnitten. Die srOBten SdsemlbIen,
wie bic uon Sarnbam unb 9opeiop, Werri.
mar & Comp. @aibburn &C. I~isfertsn cine
iebe, BON Is bis % WiQionsn SUB grets
ter. 3iebt man bierbei nod in grwdsuns,
baB in benz Ieeten Sabre cine MiQion Ools
lars an Die Grridtuns BON nsuen @ebdus
li9teiten aaer @rt in Minneapolis perruens
bet worben lit, 10 erfiebt man, bab trot Der
%llnsunit Der 3eiten in minneapolis nod
Elm siemIid reyes 9eben seberridt bat.
Cine 80 # aug bisiem Staate,
bic Godter elmer Snbianerin unb zines See
gers, bat ueri9iebene SiIbbauerarbsiten
seliefert, welde auf Der ausitsluns in
philadelphia @ufieben erresten. sic muir.
be in 5IorenS uno &om aussebiIbst, 1T bel
Sbebopsan. Wisc., in einem Wiswam ses
boren unb bsiBt gbpina 9euis.
Der &au mann q. $. 9is,arb aus
Granite Sails, Der iid bel Diamur auf Der
sSasb bsianb, ertrant i'm Minneiota.
8 ie aus IS in beri9tet wirb,
llno ote Sldttern IN Der Srlnlp NteoerlaIs
flung in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8eiie ausses
bro4en. Der SiceJouuerneur bat cine
HrotIamation e%rIaiien, in wel3er er Dor
benz Sertebr nit Der NieOerIaluns wurnt.
gr bat MiIitdr abseianbt, UNI burd 3ieb:
ung zines gorboMs bic &rantbeit gu pers
biten.
Na9 amtli9er 3dbIuns bat
Minneiota Sci Der Ieeten @abl Oas folsens
be Sotum abseseben: 9apes 72,s41,
SiIoen 4s, 1888, Cooper 2,l47. 9eiammts
uotam l23,s2l. 9apes MaiOritdt a.:
OOs. Oa liebts aud nod f9uar; aus in
benz id5nen Staate Winneiota
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-12
Sas sclbc Gentaur Eminent
1T fur ;dts 6aut 8lsii& uus @ustsln rem
Yferoen, Nauleieln unb Gbisrsn.


gpir BADEN nienaIs susn 5da zen Spatb, etaape slus.
saas cher VsnidFfa seisben, psSta sisis Ointment uitt
isfsrt sdiussrt bate, unh nur isbr Hsniss In ssasn % ni6t
bali. 9s betIt rtnn irstne ct pastsI Ia n. Sc
1T ndrriiS, $40 an sfnsa 1ttsrarjt u tsattsn. pinu fur ct.
men Grlar Gsntaur ointment ssfer tbst. gpissnses If Elm
Yaulttr zen 3:uSaidsH safir
10. 2. Sppins, psltmsifer in piaua, .. laat: ,Geutaur
eminent Tam niGt utatrphsn wsrssu. 9s curirt isses
Nal."
gersrtcn, 8, 3. @iSri 1874. 1is Gsutaur 9iaimest
fne Be ss'iduRi&ftn g%ssl,iusu, sie mir ie baitsn. Die
3aSfrass safar lit is5r srrs sns mir iSnnsn ui6t pbn, Gle.
isitsn a%ustpmmsu. -. 3. 8 iep uni Sssn.
Stfsripn. 9ts., 10. Res. 1873. Dor Ginger Belt str,
iansts I'D gisrps nat ct. eOuis. So eatts sinss I'M ia.
gen, Sas fstr Iabm mar. Iit srsftr @labt traSts Id IS
mad esm Staas. Der SiaQbstssr sb mir cine 5lol6t
ven Jbrem Gentdur sinirr'nt. bic i'd nit fsl6,m GrfQlae
bTaHSte, cas- cas- gferS in swsi Sasen richer bspssli& uuS
helHabs esiunS mar. SD Gin fit 30 Sabrsn 56israr,t red
SIR eminent atsrlr ut GGes, Has i'd bis jset anpanett.
u. 8. @e9rIre Sbisrart.
Jur cine yctinarss %ssrieuesn mir sinsn Geniaur almanac
PER ppf esriets sutbaIt 5aRteris pVn 3sasa,dru BON e.
lem Staat ter lluiOn. 1isis einimsuts wsresn isst psn al.
len ednp.eru tes eanees vsrtluft. elboratorium per 8. 3.
&ris u. &C., 10 lsgirass, r.. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-12
aus Den peridieoenen etaaten.

y 1870 w. S N"N Ia~
Streitfrase sefibrt. suf isnsm
i'm Safen pon @alpeiton perbrannten
Dampfer fam bas Gbepaar 6enrp uab &ss
becea &osers um's 9eben. &Osers' 9side
waro an ben Stranb seipiIt unb iomit iein
Cob feitseteut. ROsers' Sruber psrIanst
nun, oaB ibm $4,000, bic Srau &osers in
Der @iaiamsburser Sparbant beponirt
bate, ais benz ndditen grben ausse;abIt
rperben ioaen. Gr srinbet ieine 6oroeruns
auf bic annabme, bas &Osers' 5rau pOr
&osers setorben iet, neil Srauen sew0bn.
lid idpd9er iinb ais Mdnner. SAILS bieie
@nnabms ais e~rpisien su betra1ten lit,
uar 9tosers Der Grbe ieiner Satin, un6
isin gruber erbt pieberum, NOS &osers
seerbt. Der Nem Yorfer HadIaBri6tsr
@ssosr, Der ertIart bat, bic Streitfruse
ni6t entideibsn su t6nnen, iberpies bic
!SintsrlaHeni9oft BON 6rau &osers on ben
b~ortiseu SffsntIi9sn Abminiitrator, Der nur
bur9 Die @eri6te se,wunsen werSen fam,
bieielbe benz re9ten G,ben auS;ufoIsen.
Serbre9en in Gbicaso. lleber
Die in Chicago ueribten gerbreden i6reibt
Die uSu. Staatsseituns" Sn teiner ans
bersn Stabt pes 9anbss tommen sesenpdrs
tig 10 uiele Ssrbre9en Dor, wie in Chicago.
Sang Defenders gilt bies BON freden Sin:
briiden. Die 3abl Der ginbri9e in Gbi:
cage uerbdlt iib sur 3abl Der Ginbri4e in
Der Staot Stem Yort wie 8 gu l, wdbreno
ii9 bic 3abl Der SewObnsr Gbicaso's CUR
ginwobnersabI Der Stuot 9tew Yort pie l
gu 8 perbdlt. llnO New gort fam iid
sepiB teiner sroBen Si9erbeit Der Sin:
BREEDER unb anberern Spisbuben riibmen.
@obl aber beri4tet bic bortiss Yreiie iibsr
bortise Yerbreden 10 sewihenbaft wie bic
Yrsiie uon Chicago ibsr bic b~isiisen.
Obise 3ablen ipre9en Iauter nnb bersbtsr
sesen bic sesenwdrtise YoliSeiIeituns in
Chicago ais bic bsiten Stabtrutbsrsben.
Nad amtIt9er 3dbluns lit bas
@ablreiultat in WiHouri. wie foIst: SiIs
ben 2O2, 6s7, 9uyss l44, 1913, Cooper
3,49s. Gilbsns Waioritdt ibsr 9apss
So, 299.
Sn 6 9 o branntsn in Der 6rlbe
bss 27itsn cine Nn3abl Saloons unb Speis
isbduier in Der Ndbe bes Canals an @eit:
Mtabiion 9lpenus ab. Sn benz ginen usrs
brannten pier Yerionen, emma Bart, Iss
mes 9suIy, George BOoe unO Sames allen.
alaen, Elm Sdneiber, mar erit uOn wsnisen
Wo9sn BON Bottom, no CT Trau unb Rias
Der bat, in Chicago ansetommen.
@inem altebrwiiroisen @ebrau3 3us
fOIse besnabiste Der @Ouuerneur uon Mais
iuduietts am Oantiasunsstase Swei 3udts
bausitrdHinse, weIde mad benz urtbe'l bes
@eridtes bis ans @nbe ibres 2ebens bais
-, -. .;,. 49,,
g @;In.r ~ mo,s,,ht nsrorS.r.
Shos m.gorns msosr mo,a.s
SO'S'' S"s'' ~u'uen e" ''a"0 0'' o'a""'
"'"' o'r 'o
I'M l.. Oebemoer 'eSte elne 6eaers'
orunlt IN Nem Orleans ~ mslt tlslI'sre
@eeanoe an elapoorne, St. Deraaro uno
esSanaoelfraBe II Ole vi. @nna S'r@e
IN Srano.
Oas 9auptaus It elIunssse:
baubsin Bbilabelpbia wuroe bon Der
Snteruational erbibition So. fir $3.50:
900 ansstauft.
Cine idredIide Sdaueraes
ididte tam Dor benz 9tetournimaboaro uon
9ouiiana Dor, umb wuroe gu 8ablapeden
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-12
Gcntailr Eminent.
Die %idncnftcn, iiderfen nno blu isr
6eilmittcl.

atr;tt uns Npearjtt sildrtn, has itiut frlde 6dlmittil
isHaIs in @tbrau6 rarsn. gDcrie fns tiais. abr bic Gi'
e~tntbim,r siti,r &rtiisl rcnsn grcbsFaitsa an Wsbieirsr
ais Garsntis fur bic aittisfet itrsr Sstauptuastn ssssr.
Dss 6sntaure inimtuti In pstsen umf&Ii.
ssn tarirt Hbsumatismus. Rnralsia, 5afirtb. 9snssrs
itnsri. iGlimm m Brittle uns Saaepar,sn, ~erfrsrsnt 9lee,
5rrfSsultn. aniSpsauussn. S,rrsntunssn unb ale ~stpstn'
iitsn 8Isif6, 8ns6tn pher RusteI9tiben en-.
sStr MAIDEN tsius auiptd&s tarauf, sas sisftr GrtiieL Srsts
ttilt eetr s,rlpreEs SnsS,n srisst cher siutm sem WbtstY
ausssmerstlisn tsidnam esbsn tnh5s II Tam, abu Il rtTe
INNER Saiiinsuns,n bsttn uns SamTisn Inssrn.
er jtspt Sht aus Sihtn une Sti6su une teIlt Srane. pesr
SrufTunesn, sbnt Harbsn ~ biutaIdfsn. sdbmunssn.
S6raSe i'm Rudsn, ftlimms Brute. Sbrsuf6mertsn,
3abni@msrssn, 8rSss unb SautausitlSss Rsre,n sur6
eaielbe %psrtrsbtn.
Ssnrg Slad ron Gsa, Sartin Co.. > fast ,Rsint
5rau fa'te funf Sabre lang Rbsumatismus teins 8ubt,
! linen S6lat-une teHntt faum lusS eas 3inmsr stser.
Sis tt isst ~seaftaRtil hurt ben @esrau& ben gsntaut q.
ninsrt ssbsilt. gsir Iat fine Sbuen CUR Danibartat per,
pHitIet uns ~snipfstItn Sbrs puns srtars plset;tn agsn Jun.
fern 5rtunstn.
Samss !Sure ron 3antssias, o.. iast; ,Das etniaur
ointment euriris ntins Neuralgia. !
&iirts Iult rem Repari, i6ritt: ,S6idsn sic mir elm
Dustas 5Iafttn bel Gryrss. las Eminent bar n,ein Ssiu
ssrettet. SD nil ts ~austbtilsn &C."
Der GeItduf ets ointment rrarseert i'd Ihnsn
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-10-12
DEATHS.

Thomas G,igor, formerly teacher OF
the colored public school at tins place,
died on the 30th Of Sept. He had long
been afflicted with consumption. Mr..
Grigor was a man of good morals and
was baptized In the church of the Latter
Day Saints one week before he died.
lie was born in the State OF New York
In 1910, and had served four years in
tho U. s. Navy.
John David, the afflicted son Of Chas.
David. Of Craig, shot himself. Saturday.
the 30th of Sept. lie had long been
subject TO epilcptio spells and vas very
low spirited at times, and threatened to
make way with himself severed times
before. His parents kept him under
constant surveillance. but In an un-
guarded moment he eludcd their yigi.
lance and executed his threats. lie was
buried October LIST, at tho grave yard
near the New Liberty school house.
Holt County Press.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-10-12
Ahsam Dobbssor Representative.

II IL . matter very essential to the
interests Of tho people that they
send tho right kind of men to the
Legislature, to mako tho right kind
oflaws. Their happiness, their self
interest. the well being of society,
are suspended upon this matter.
Year by year the laws seem to be
getting moro complicated, and JUS
ticc more distant aid expensive. Why
Is tAis1 We believe the main cause
Of il Is the election Of so many prac-
icing lawyers to the Legislature,
who make their living out. of tho law.
They have a controlling influence
In the manufacture Of the laws, aud
those same laws afterwards como
within the scope Of their practice; SO
that they have the all powerful in.
ecntive OF sclf-ipterest to SO create
them as will increase litigation, and
thus increase business for themselves.
Hero 10 q reform worthy the atten-
tion Of the people. Their prosperity
and well-being is closely iutcrwoyen
with tho character Of the laws under
which they live.
The people Of Andrew county at
the ensuing election have to chose for
their Legislator between a prscticing
Lawyer, whose interest 1t is that lit
isations shall be encouraged and null
tipiicd, and who Is indebted to this
source for oil he is worth, and sprac
teal clear headed business man. Ad-
hitting their qualifications TO be
equal. which one should the people
select for that important position.
looking alone to the general goodf
We snswer the latter one, and we
hope to see Abram Dobbs elected by
decided majority at the coming
election. He has had several years
experience In the circuit aud county
clerks Offices, and has a practica'
knowledge of the working of tho
Road Law, the School, Township, ant
Revenue Laws, In which the mass o
the people r directly interested
which Is almost beneath the notice o
the practising lawyer, and this vain
able experience and information h
will make available in the interes
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-10-12
Major B. Z. Davis.

The Nodaway Republican, pub
lished at the home of Mr.. Davis, the
republican nominee for State Sena-
tor, makes this mention Of him: lie
10 well known and deservedly popu-
lar all over the district. Raised in
Nodawav county from his boyhood,
he has always been identified with
the interests of northwest Missouri,
and one OF its most prominent cili-
zens. lie served with distinction IN
the late onpleasantness, and was then
elected as District Attorney. lie
filled this Office with great ability,
For the past few years he has been
practicing his profession in Maryville,
lie will be elected by al overwhelm.
ing minority, and, no doubt, will be
one of the leading members of the
Senate
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-10-12
Another Whisky Seizure.

Col. Christ Mast, Deputy United
States Collector, yesterday seized sew
enteen barrels Of crooked whisky in
this city under Instructions from the
Internal Revenue Department ut Wash
ington. Nine of these barrels were
from the wholesale house of II. II. w.
lIartwig q Co., and eight from the
drug house of w. r. Penick. The sciz-
ure was made on account OF the -,ddi-
ton of burnt sugar to the liquor in vic.
lation Of the existing revenue laws,
which prohibits the use of this or any
other drug used by dlstillers, either to
give color or to change the proof spir-
its. We did not learn hat any blame
attaches to the parties mentioned, from
the TACT that any innocent dealer might
have obtained the article rs they did,
the fraud, if any, being wholly with the
manufacturer who used the interdicted
process. The barrels were all branded
~. X. Boyd, Bourbon County, XVI and
the liquor was sold to u dealers here
by the house Of ii. II. S~chronfelat &
Go, Of Chicago st. Joseph Herald 9th.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-10-12

largely Republican. He had conferred
with leading Democrats In bis State,
and warned them that if another man
was killed for being a Republican. he
would raise the negroes and burn tho
town Of Fernandina; since which the
confcderates had ceased their murders.
Hon. L. Cass Carpenter Of South Caro-
lima. another Of the speakers, said that
he always wont armed, AMI caused the
rebels generally TO understand that If
they attempted to kill him. they would
do so at tho Peril of their own lives.
He had been published as having
threatened to have Columbia burned,
where no resided, which was false. Ile
said that South Carolina. If assassina.
ton and intimidation were to cease,
would go Republican by $4,000. If not
by 1900.
Judge Tarbell. Of Miss. said that so
great was tho danger OF his lifo from
.nssassin', that Inc purchased arms. and
taught his family their use. that they
might, IT attacked, defend themselves;
that murder and intimidation had con.
verted Mississippi, largely Republican,
into n Democratic State; that so well
were the rebels armed and organized,
and the freedmen not. that attempted
resistance would BIO followed by whole
sale murder. Altogether the true con-
dition OF the Republican party in the
South is lamentable. The best reme-
DIV would be the election of Hayes. II
Tilden is elected the rebels will have
triumphed. DELTA.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-10-12
Rebel Claims,

We have been reliably Informed
that Hon. David Rca has made prom
iscs, or pledges, that II elected 10
Congress, he would prosecute certain
claims Of his friends for damages re-
ceived during the war by the seizure
or destruction Of their property by
federal troops, supposed to BIO OF
sIch q nature that q Republican Con-
gress or Court Of Claims would not
allow. Ought not these things to be
inquired intor
The people are certainly not In the
humor Of having the public indebted
ness Increased. especially by the pay
mcnt Of claims of parties disloyal during
the war. But such is the character of
these claims we here alludo to. and
which comes to us in a direct way.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-10-12
What I 1.-Two For.

~ " - hANNo
-
live for those who love me,
Whose hearts are Kind and trlc;
For the heaven that smiles above,
And awaits my spirit too;
For all human ties that bind me.
For the task by God assigned me,
For the bright hopes left behind me,
And the good that | can do.
! live TO learn their story
Who've suffered for my sake;
To emulate their glory.
And follow In their wake;
Bards, patriots, martyrs, sages.
The noble OF all ages,
Whose deeds crown History's pages,
And Times great volume make.
I live to hold c,mmunion
With all thu, is divine,
To feel there Is n union
'Twixt natures heart and mine;
To profit by anliction.
Reap truth from ield OF fiction,
Grow wiser from conviction,
And iulG: each grand design.
I live to hal, that season
by gifted minds for.told,
When men shall live by reason,
And not alone by gold;
When. ma to man uni,cri,
And every wrong thing righted,
The whole world shall be lighted,
As Eden vas of old.
live for those who love me.
For those who bear me true,
For the heaven that smiles above,
And awaits my spirit too;
For the cause that lacks assistance,
For the wrong that needs resistance,
Aud the good that l can do.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-10-12
THE E~LBcTroNs.
Colorado. Indiana and Ohio.


The election returns from Colorado
stIll continue TO como In OF q conflict
Ing character. Two scts Of reports
have boon coming In from the first,
cnch pointing 10 a different result.
Both parties claim The State.
From Indiana and Ohio, up to this
time, Thursday m,rning,) not enough
returns have been received TO Indicate
with certainty the result. In some
places tee Republicans have gained,
and IN others the Democrats. In q
few days tho Truth will be known,
We consider IL a most unfortunate
thing for the good of the people that
these State elections should come of
just In advance OF tho Presidential
election. The tendency Is exceeding
ly bad. The undue importance that
IL attached TO them, and creating tho
grand opportunity Of the politicians
and wfrc-workers, have an unhealthy
and c%orrupting influence both OIL the
people and the purity of the ballot
box.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-10-12
Can the Nation Afford ItP

In regard to the payment of South
ern war claims, nov a~gitating the
public mind, the Chicago Inter Ocean
has some pertinent inquiries and sug-
gcstions, which arc also applicable in
this section, and we annex them, be
speaking for them the thoughtful Pc
rusal of our readers:
"Consider, voters, In all candor,
and putting aside party prejudice
and excitement, If you al afford to
support the Democratic ticket this
fall. Do you not see tho danger2 Is
IL not the height Of folly to run the
risk, however slight you may deem
II, Of having hundreds of millions of
additional taxes saddled upon you2
Is il prudent or sensible for you to
incur this risk?
"Look at the facts. They cannot
DO changed or perverted to suit par
tisan purposes.
zone hundred and fify bills arc
now pending in Congress providing
for the payment of Southern claims.
"They werc introduced and their
passage will be urged by the Demo
Gratis.
"Ask yourselves candidly and
thoughtfully If all the danger Of their
payment does not lie in o Democratic
administration.
"Who thought of introducing these
bills until q Democratic House was
elected?
"Who dreams of passing them, ex-
cept through a Democratic Congress?
"Do not be deceived by the cry OF
a constitutional barrier.
"The constitutional amendments
do not apply to these miscellaneous
claims, but only to the payment OF
the rebel debt, payment for slaves,
and payment for rebel pensions and
bountics. The amendments were
universally opposed by Democrats,
and we believe would be evaded or
abrogatcd if that party came into
power; but here is not the immediate
danger. To set these amendments
aside will take time, but to admit and
pay claims of the former character
will require only n brief session Of
Congress-"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-10-12
SYMPTOMS oE WORMS.

TIE countenanccis paleand lcaden-
1 colored, with occasional hushcs, or
a circumscribcd spot on n or both
checks /; the eyes bccomed dull the pu-
pills dilatc (; an EUR scmicirclc runs
along the lower cyelid the nose is ir.
ritated, swclls, and sometimes blccds;
aswellingofthc upper lip
headache, with humming or throb-
bling Of the car ; III unusual secretion
Of saliva Shiny or fnrrcd tongue;
brcatl, very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some
times voracious, with n gnawing sen-
sation oftllc stomach, at others, entire
lygone Iflcetingpain in the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costivc
stools Shiny /; not unfi frequently tinged
with blood belly swollen and hard;
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough coughsomctimcs dry and con-
vulsive ; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect n cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
IN any form /; tits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ton, not capable Of doing tie Slight
est injn,yfo tie most tender iYtant.
The genuine DIR. McLANE's YER
MiruoE bears the signatures of G.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. OH the
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-10-12
Railroad Wreck.

A big smash up occurred on the
RAILROAD, about three miles beyond
Barnard, on Tuesday night last, to
the train coming. South. The loco.
motive and fourteen freight cars
were thrown from the track. The
cars, or the most OF them. were load
ed with freight. We are told al iron
obstruction was placed on the rail,
thar caused the catastrophe. We did
not learn Of any person being killed,
or wounded. This caused o delay in
tho running OF the trains; consequent
iy our 'pstent inside" which comes
by that road, was delayed aday. caus-
ing 3 dcIsy IN the issue Of the Repub-
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-10-12

A suit was tried before Esquire SOM
mers last Thursday tending to test tho
responsibility Of road oycrsecrs for dam
ages resulting from defective bridges.
Mr.. s. j. Davidson, living in lndepen-
dencc township about ten miles east Of
this place, is the owner of colt that
had n leg broken by stepping into n hole
in a bridge across Brushy Branch. lie
brought suit against Mr.. Il. j. Ingles,
road overseer, for $50 damages. After
a lengthy hearing a Judgment Of 800
was awarded. An appeal vas taken to
the Circuit Court Hopkins Journal.