davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-06-03

uaryNDrs this interesting account ol AN
incident in ttr life ui thr latter NnlrIl
explains the Sau@uIaD hue ui ul, ilcr:
Perhaps You WouIl Iihr % KNOW SOME
.nYg ot Xnrh CHmaLr luumd have
heard and read great deal about hm'
wd its time We khr" somvlung "i MN.
lie is q great h,g man, about N.X feet
,yuG, and about sINly years uId. lie amt
Horace Grcrly we're torn within u cat
call of each uthrr and si.l no single
man did AS much to defeat the pulIoso-
phcr for the Presidency. lie has lum-
lcrinr heavy walk. ol certain STRIDE and
steady gnIt. lie carries an alternate
white and red face in front and ngh, II
rsnc in one hand and Iuudc ol parvrs
in the other. lie never walk, lor pleas
ure. He i, always on business. He spts
every eight mnutr,-alNay, to tue lett,
seldom straight, nnd with The same reg
ularity that puncIurcs every acllOn.
High in front ike the igurrucad Of II
Great ship. he carries III, great. broad
head and varic.atud face. On a cold day
his countemnnce beams almost IKE the
rcd ylire of Il locomotive neal light.
Ninrtyninc men who bass him on Il
frosty morning ukc min, " nine remarks
ireiglted with the information that "OId
Zach Ina, had his blttrr,." But, o Lord,
now tnis world Is given to lying! This
rel face has history, this crooked spit.
ting has Il reason, aud | viii give you
both.
II is now seventeen years since Zach
sriah Chundcr, beng remarkably sue.
cessful. in business. built lor his family
new and egnnt house in Detroit when
nearly finished he moved into 1t.
On the first evening, Immediately after
the gas WAS turned on and lii, the smell
OF the escaping gas aroused the family
and servants, and search was made for
thc leak. The daughter, now Mrs. Hale,
then child, with Il lighted candle, de-
tected it in II clusct off the back parlor.
The father knowing the danger OF an eX-
Plosin, hurried TO the closet with IA ser
want, took the candle from the daugbt-
ers hands and shielded her just in time
TO receive the iull blast himself, burning
his head, neck, and hands almost to II
crisp. The nose, eyes ears, lips and
flesh of the face were so completely cook
ed, that old Zach embraced the opportu-
nifty and murmured through his blister
ed lips, Bring on your cannibaIs. LIN
cooked A physician was Immediately
sent for, and alter few moments exam
:nation shook his head in the most un.
hopeful manner. With fortitude that
charactvrizes Mr.. Chandler to this day,
he submitted to the examination, and at
the close demanded to know the worsl.
The physician, DR.. Clark, wisely endeav-
ored tn postpone the giving 0f his opin.
ION until the next day, but Nj. Chandler
insisting. the doctor reluctantly answer.
ed his questions.
well, doctor, my nose feels bad.
How about III"
NAIr Chandler, you'll loose your nose
"And my ears, suppose, too ~
"Iam sorry to say, yes they are com
pletely cooked through"
, 1876-06-03

lid
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-08
Republican Reform.

Since they have Lccn forced TO &C.
knowledge Tie curyustion. iucapaci,v
and general failure Of the officials Of
=, ..7...... 49,, ..,......l..,,,.,..
'''''' P"'' Nc "'''' " . - w ''' ',''"
reform ID the party, correction Of OH
ciul abuses, and the inauguration,
l., that narlv Of = new regime
.,.......;-., e., G,,..
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-08
DELTA, La, June L., 1876.

The Delta Democratic and Couscr-
vativc club net at Walkers Hall in
Delta, La, on the 18th inst, in obc-
dicncc to call to rcorganize for the
ensuing campaign.
Maj J. i. CorEern, as Vice Prcsi-
dent, in the absence of the President,
took the Chair and stated the object
Of the meeting.
On motion, n Commiticc of five. con-
sisting +. NJ. Dawson, G.. j Bradiield.
Capt H. X. Morrison, j. J. Dundaa
and j. i. Stone, was appointed on
organization. with Instructions to
report a platform and rules at the
next meeting.
On motion the Vice President was
added to the committee.
On motion list was offered for
the enrolment Of members, where
upon all present, about thirty in num-
Der, came forward and gave in their
names To the Secretary.
On motion, il was resolved that the
proceedings Of the meeting he publish
ed in the VicAsburg Tribune, Nicks-
burg Herald and RICHLAND BEACON,
and that our friends throughout the
parish be requested to unite with us
in organizing Democratic ConscrYa-
I've clubs in every nci-LhorLood.
Ga mr.inu the meeting adjourned
ill Saturday, Juce 18th, 1876.
The meeting was al enthusiastic
one throughout, aal the able aud
appropriate addresses Of >. , Stone
and Maj. Corkern met with an echo
ing sentiment in the hearts Of az
present Several colored men were
in the Hall and promptly came for
ward and enrolled their names with
the whites, since which time other
colc.ed men have made application
for admission, which gives promise
Of a happier state Of affairs in the
future, when the white and colored
man will work in unison to get rid of
the hord Of thieves and carpct-baggers
who have well nigh made a wreck of
the once proud State of Louisiana.
j. l.. CoRKERN, President.
c. ". WILSON, Secretary.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-08

Th" delegates and visitors to the
1t. Louis Convention have nearly all
returned, and as each one adds his
testimony we are impressed with the
earnest and harmonious enthusiasm
which the nomination created in every
quarter. Certainly there is strong
er and more hopeful feeling manifest
ed than for many years past on SINH
lar occasions, and it seems to be gen
orally admitted on both sides thar if
the Democratic party does not win
next November it will be because the
nation does not wish to trust the
Government in the hands Of the
Democracy under any leadership or
any circumstances. Among the late
arrivals from the scene is Mr.. John
G. Bach Of this city, to whom the
Bulletin is indebted for the complete
and interesting special kilograms
which appeared in this paper during
the Convention. As an amateur cor
it must be conceded that
Mr. Zach Is z success
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-08
Democratic Clubs.

We hope the leading Democrats in
each ward will proceed Immediately
after the meeting of tie Executive
Committee Of tie Parish to organize
the Democrats into clubs. One thing
should be borne in mind, that is to
have as few planks in the platform as
possible, and as few rcSoIrcS and
,rhcrcGScs, because multiplicity Of
rules and regulations will give dis
satisfaction.
Let il be understood that if clubs
are organized to get the Democratic
strength of the ward preparatory TO
holding primary election or convcn-
ton, that that is the object in view,
and that all who participate he re-
CURED to support the nominees Of the
Democratic party for Parish officers.
In fact to vote the ticket from Pref.
dent down to constable. Then ;hs
work is done.
There is no necessity Of making so
many demands, for they seem only to
divide our people. We are satisfied
that our people will become united
upon this point when once explained
to them. We heard 4 Democrat
assert short time since that be never
intended to join another club, and
when asked his reasons stated that
some persons employed hands who
voted the Radical ticket after passing
resolutions to the contrary. We fai!
10 see where this has any relevancy
to the case in point. We are making
efforts to find out who are Democrats
in o Presidential contest, and they
refuse to come out aud take decisive
stand simply because some local dis
agreement has arisen. We cannot
believe there is Democrat in the
Parish who will ialtcr when the TINE
comes, and that time is now at hand.
or near so, and it is to be hoped that
all will feel an interest in this matter,
and turn out and give an expression
oflopinion. Let there be no struggling
inthe ranks of the Democracy. We
cannot afford TO he divided. The
nomination of Packard for Governor
of Louisiana by the Radical party is
an indication of what we may expect.
That the Returning Board will be
brought into requisiton after the
election to count in the Radicals is
foregone conclusion. Mr.. Packard
in his speech or acknowledgement Of
the honor conferred by the Conven-
ton, states that already be feels the
weight of the responsibility resting
on him as Governor of Louisiana.
What does this mean other then that
the returns will be made by the Board
to sui: the emergency of the case, for
in the Wheeler compromise it was
conceded that the Democrats carried
the State. Let us do our duties and
have the consolation of knowing that
we carried the State by fair means
and was swindlei out of the fruit of
our victory by the Infamous Return /
ing Board, driven as they are under
the whip of Boss Packard & Co.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-08
LIEU T. GOVERNOR.
THE FIRST BALLOT

Patrons Of llushauiTy2 said Mrs. Part
in"'on rciIcctiyeIy in reply 10 a remark a..
the Doctors concerning that order. Yes, q.
seem 10 rccommembC. hearing of them bat
never have used any. The best I1uuu,s
that know Of are the Domestic have
used lots Of those e cat ont my clo,lc, by
and here Isaac Lroke into her remarks with
The Information tia, Old ones ma! Re bully kite. /;
aud then weIH srayc!y on with bis work Of
decorating y ont '..i Will ratrr' 81 ',cs
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-08
4 Little Cold Turkey if l0u
Please, Mr. Landlord.
Editors Beacon :

Editors Beacon:
There is a matter soon to be Sub.
mittcd to the voters of the 18th Judi
cal District, that I wish to call public
attention to, through your columns.
Ouachita. Norehouse and RichIand
parishes compose the 18th Judicial
District. 0uachita and MOrcheusc
parishes have never given Demo
cratic majority since the colorcd popu-
iation have been voters Mprehouse
parish voted one hundred aud twenty
majority for one Democrat in 1872.
Richland parish gives Democratic
vote about equal, if not superior, to
the combined Democratic vote of Qua
chita and Morchousc parishes, and
never fails to give large Democratic
majority. Richland parish proposes
for District Judge the candidate that
carried Morchouso in 1872 and the
only Democrat in the District that
can break the ranks Of the Radical
party in this parish or that can carry
the combined vote Of the Democratic
party of this parish
The present Incumbent is no CON
temptible adversary before the voters
of this District; forcwarned is FIRE
armed. In the language of the poet,
there are six Richmonds in the
field" We see the weather cock, aud
bis head is pointing to the little
nursery, and bis tail TO the big nursery.
\ little cold turkey if you please.
Yours truly,
Surr frv
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-08

The news Of Marshal Packard's
nomination yesterday by the st.
Charles theatre troupe, was received
in Democratic circles with much salts
faction. The fact that the National
Republican Nominating Convention
has turned its back on Granlism whilst
Louisiana Republicans still clung to
it, was considered an augury of Con-
servalive success in Noyember.-N.
o. Bulletin.
Without the returning Board Mr..
Packard would stand poor show be-
fore the voting population, but with
the villiany of tic Board is as good
~ elected now.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-08

by accliuatiOn.

, BIZ acClImatiOn,
He took the stand AMI sa.1 he appreciated
die honor tliat had been conferred CA him.
aud feeling all ;Ir responsibilities which I.-
lows b. cardi.ia,y be accepted their uoni,
"arion. lie irIt obligated Ia all who had
stood by Linn. 10 the all candidates. and 10 al!
who hal s;oot Ly ihrm.
lie tha-ked all those who had competed
with him for the generous manner ia which
they had received his nomination. H.. bad no
doubt thar he would be elected # o., received
the earnest co-opcration Of all the Republicans
in this State; and 50 cer:an was lac Of re-
cc!'inE tie cooperation that he expressed
himself as already feeling the weight Of the
burdens which fal! upon tho shoulders If the
Governor Of the STATE. lie spoke a, some
length on the duties Of the Governor, and
thanked them for nominating him,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-08
t1.lHul9I" Gated.
hlyo. LA.. June 18th. 1876.

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c'ap-rap rInc':onccr.ur, to max the
dear people believe Tat tLny are tie
very qaiu'csSonrc Of honesty and
integrity. and better qualified in every
respect 10 Gil tie 6.or ufina tLau any
,..,, ,r.m. f.. nm. ,...fn.,,. Them -Larr,i
there be any such a-.;gaLrs in Rich
land Parish, which ! hope there j.,
net, they wo.li he likely 10 hu.' ~
ard persuade their friends. to tu!n
out at rlc primary elections and Get
themselves nominated, while others
s. ho stand on higher ground, hI;
would accop, the nomination !. ,oH-
dyreI, and would ell the Office with
credit to themselves aud the Parish,
are at hom" pursuing their business,
tcuaciou~iy holding 10 tho doctrine
that the office should eccn The man
and uo; man the Office would he
passed by without being noticed,
There are also many other rcason,,
too numerous for newspaper article
that might be brought to bear t.
show the Gngracticab.lity Of such i
"ours2.
l,icu!and speaks q conventions
being generally ruled by few from
each ward primary elections would
produce he same result, Lrcausc they
would be ruled by the same few men
to a great extent. The time set foI
holding the Dcmocraiic-tonservai'vC
Contention, to nominate Parish oil.
GERS. Is SCOtCmbCr. kicu!au. ana al
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-08
Packard and antoine.

80 ''' ''' ''",'I"'i ,'r"'' !" '"''
'a'S o,n'r u % W "r"u," l,y me names
'' = D. "'h"'"' =. =. -""F.'"I LOT
'"' s"'i'i'l q! l.. ".7';.A& curing NE
past seven "' '.EL- wars ana 'ao'"H
lar y "."'"'' '"I "''it an vA''.I'At
'''I' -'"7, 'i''""l " '''r'I'''' u ~
.,'...''' III ',"I'I'1"'', anu since ~,
WOW. Nc""S! ; Sta'e ana "'a"u
i.''".'""",. - Is some comfort 10
"Aa IN '".7 co'la"A'a,i"h mat our
most distressing Tears nave "crh us
pr.!CU. We thought al one IiIie 'itaI
they would give US stranger IN
f"'Fc Us ID '"c u!i''a7aH' necessity
OF w"k!hG new acI'a.h'aacc'. the
apprehension mas h"ipi'l' proved
S'onna'eSH. II u, re- were TWO FER
SONS III me i.'pH"i'cah parry CT ms
state WIN Wh"m we ih!"rl DC Sa'd 10
be violently ana ,AiF"'a-antiy Ihu-
mate, AiyHsEs. iat"':" a"d Antoine
were those persons.
Marshal Packard stands in pccu-
liar relation to the people Of Louisi-
aaa-a relation which, during Gov.
Narmo;h'r administration, was ralh-
rr theoretical than Otherwise, but
which during the incumhency Of
GOV. kellogg has, owing to singular
circumstance ot IL" case, hccn GeHcI-
opCd into tie most vivid and intense
reality. l!orr cordially hated by his
political opponents than, perhaps, any
man prominent in the Republican
party, Marshal Packard deserves the
admission Il, our hands that no ami
mosiiy-at least none that can be
traced 10 a reasonable or sufficient,
cause. lie has always been free from
any Of those too wci!-foundyd impu-
tat.naS Of personal dishonesty with
which 4 large portion Of his party
friends are literally covered, and this
in the flcc Of the most rigid hostile
Investigation. In the Held OF politics.
pure and simple, Marshal Packard
has incurred and, we may fairly say
earned, the distrust and hatred OF the
Conservative party OF the State. Fer
the past four years, and even previous
", though in less degree. lie has
been conspicuous as the boldcst, ablest
and most dangerous foe against whom
GorroG courage Of execution We owe
., -.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-08

A horrible miscreaant walked deliberately
INTO a certain store in this place day or syo
ago and registered an awful vow that, for
once M his life, at least, his wife should
have a sensible present As it is To- be a sur
prise, we mention no names, but will simply
state tina, the sensible present Is 10 be
Low Du.ao,,C sewing m.icA!ac
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

- lin ben iiblen Ginorud, telden bic
Nniduloisuns betrfffs oes steuerbetruses
ieitens bes Srn. Silben erseust bate,
etwas gu milbern, glaubten bic Setter Der
bemotratiiden Yrrtei nidtS 8eiieres
tbun ~ f%0nnen, ais ben repubIitaniiden
Yrdinsntidafts'G unoioaten, Srn. 9upes
berieIbcn @erbredens al beSidtiSen.
go ipiirSe benn in Iebtel @ode Die Slase
aufsetrumpft, bab aud $apcs iciue an'
aaben in Steuer'I Encyclopaedia OieI ~
niebris semadt unb 10 iid beiieIben
SerbredenS fduIoia semadt, weIdes
man sllben CUR 2ait leat.
Ser Gincinneati s omercial bonn lebten
Sreitas entbdlt sinen Irtitel in Incident
Die @ntlasepunfte %ein3eIn ansefubrt unb
wiberle9t perben unb bringt bas gen.
8latt ais. 8etrdftiauns ieiner Insaben
cine NniabI beidworener &fiSapits
ieitens Der 8eamten bon Sremont, Sabes
s ouutp, Ohio. Barum brinst SiIoen
fir feline llnidulb nidt abnlide 9laab.
wiroise Scweiie?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13
Nepublifamtfbe MaTenoer
: f%aImmluua!

Seute @benb inbst in benz @eri6ts.
faale bes biefs:n Gourtbauies cine srobe
rcpublifaniihcW aHenberiammIuus itatt.
Oie &epubIitaner Der Stabt unb hinges
genb iolteu em masse ausriden, ba be-
%ionbers burd ben llmitanb, bab bereits
,iuei bemOtratiide @erfammIunsen bier
a~bsebalten uurben, Der ginorud erSeust
wurbe, alS iei bic Stabt iiberwdIti8emo
ocmotratiid. Oab Dies ie6oa nidt Der
Sail lit, miro Die beute Ibeno abSubals
tenoe 8eriammluns bsutIid seisen.
Sn Den in lsbten Sasen bier abSebal-
tenen bemotratifde Ser
fa%nmlunsen, b%efanben ii&. ipie aase'
msin s%useitanoen uerben mub, cine be-
eeutenoe @nsabl @epubIitaner
Nir laben Ii unfererieitS aud BIZ
Osmotrat:n- unb INSTRUMENTATION
Siloen'@fanner elm. fd einsufnben uni
bic Nrsumente ibrcr @esner anauboren
& 0 III N t einer, ommt lie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

- Iud o,e Ntlantic Yaciic Giienbabn
cling auf Dem @esc Der offsntliden Ser.
Iteiscrnng in anoere Sdnoe iiber. Sis
scacnwdrtiaen Better babcn bel Dem
StaatssS efretar Sic no!bisen Yapiere fiji,
cine neue Corporation binterlcgt. 0e,
Shame Der @eieaidaft miro in 3utuafl
ct. 9ouis unb Gan francisco Giienbabr
iein. @ie eS beibt, wirb bic Sabn
swiidcn ct. 2ouis unb Yacifc cincn
neucn @abnforper lesen unb nidt mic
bisber bas @eleiie Der Wo. y. u. q
b%ennbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

- @m. 81. Sweeb. Der befannte Stem
yorter Wiaionen Oieb ipurbe bieisr Sage
in spanien gefansen senommen unb bic
Jt%egieruna Der Ser. Staaten bon bieicin
Grreisnib in &enntnib seiebt. Swceb
lit auf Der Snicl CANT Simon inter
Guara ~ntaine, nod Seenoigung bericlben
~ irb er nod ben Ser. Staaten gclanbt
iuercen. Sn acWiiien Src,icn mag Die
8efaneennabme bes alien climbers nidt
in Defenders giinitig en- 9idte eridcinen,
On sl crwartcn itebt, oab oerielbe unIieb'
lame @urfldruns iiber fem friiberes Ser
hdltnib nit bcruOrra9enoen Oemofratcn.
ionic iibcr Die @ewerfteaung ieiner Sludt
aus ben Sombs gebeu merbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

1ss- B;e sic 9.ier aus Der betrefenben
@n;eige erieben weroen iuerben, finbet
Die @erlooIuns Der BON Srn. Saieuritter
in Der ct. Gbarles Sa0e ausseteaten
MoLel ON 80. D. ". itatt. Serr Safer
ritter bot nod cine tleine @nsabl Sidets
an Sanb un6 werben Solde bic nod
5idctS i'll faufen ipiiniden gut baran
tbum, wcnn iie baIb uoripreden. Solde
Serren Die tcin 2oos beiben, baben so
Gents Gintritt 81 benz electromagnetic
al sablen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13
ss- aestsn samstaa Moraen far

sa- 9estsn Samstas Mprsen itarb
@.rr Grnt Sr'd, elm langiabriaer 8e'
wo6uer unierer Staot in ieinem 9otel
gu @aibim9ton, Sranflin county. Gie
irbiiden lleberrete bes Sertprbenen,
welder Gin MIlter bon 50 Sabren unt
orei Wouatcn erreidte, wuroen nit bcl
$40. Q. u. 81. nod 9ermanu beiOrberi
unb ant Montas Madmittas a llbr BON
4aufs Der Srau 9e6eI aus nod benz
tdbtiiden S,ieobofe gebradt unb ibrcr
lebten gubeitdtte iiber9eben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13
Ne8eImdfiae Sruffcc @erfam,a'

Neaclmdfiac Srmffcc Werfatn,,i'
lung .
F, ant 4!en September 1876. :"
Inweienb bic $errn g,ben. SanciSer.
Sontd unb Ghrilel.
Sle Yrototole arn 7tcn unb 90 @u8ult
uurben berlefen unb anaenommen.
8eidlofen : y bab folsen @ednungcn
a%ngenommcn iperten.
Sic gtiet $l3 rs
Mub. 8aumsdrtner. f.. $50
Masnus Bia $50
p Oab bas 8eiud Ser $erren Sense,
Yoefdel u. a. auf unbefimmte Belt
s%uriidgslest, unb Sonntas ben lOten
Sspt. Die 8eiidtisuns Der betrehenoen
Strabe f~tattinbe.
81 Sab am Wontaa BEN lSten Sept
bic "Court of Appeals" int @farftbauie
a~bsebalten ,pcrbe. 3u welder Belt ale
Beidwer6en sesen bcs itattiide Iie6'
ment entsesen senommen peroen.
~ Dab Die idblIide 9iccnie fir Mfeb,
ger auf SIS fefseiebt iei.
s. Dab Serrn 9uebbe $40 bon Der
biesiabriaen @ietbe erlaien iei.
8ertaat.
s.. 3. 8cnfeL Glert.
Grtra Sruiee Sikuns ON sten Sep'
TENDER. ian
9ln,psienb Die Serrn giten, sdneioer
uno GbrifeG.
Beidlo6en bab Die SpweiniaIe in
Der 9lnsb 3tuiiden Der 4ten unb stem II.
oitlid bon Der Marfet Strabe ben Serru
staube, 8enins, Sanien, unb Scora
SdneiOer seb6renS in Der Solgc rein &c.
baIten weroen mii1en, unb oab fein In.
roth nod gaeg binseleitet uno abuelaTen
meroen fol-, wieorieenials Der llebcr.
treter uin $50 nebit Soften aeitraft
weroen iolen; unb wenn bieier llebeI.
itanb nidt iofort beieiti0t wirb, 10 iollen
belaate Sdweintdqe aut Soften beS 81.
aentbimerS BON Der StaOt aus 9erci'
nist iuerhen.
Ggtra Sraitee 8criommluns am l0tcn
Sept. 1876.
@npeieno sic Serrcn GiBen, Gbriitel,
Sdueiher uub MeDer.
Ma6bem cine, llntsrrebn,0 mt Den
3armtrn in 9eSug auf Inleaung zines
neuen @e9es bon Der StabtNren;e, uabs
bei Subn's ,Sarrt, bis All bic Scffcrion
Strabe sepflo9en, wugbe folaenoes bon
Den Sruitees Der Stabt beidIo6en:
Oab i'm Sale Die in Der Mdbe wobnens
Den Sarmer hrn 8cg bon Safob &uhn
uno Yoeidel's Sarm burh bic SSein
iebf Sreu;un9 Der 8eit 9ten StraBe in
9uten fabrbaren 3uitanb MAIDEN lailen,
10 1T Ole Staot wiIens, bon ba aus ousd
Den alien Stsinbrud in Der 8einitrobe
unS ebenfaqS Die Ste Strabe e%ntlan9
smii9en Yoeidel &8otbtud's Gotten in
einen euten fabrbaren 3uitauo gu ieben,
%ierner, bab Den Narmern bis ,um lSten
Sept. Belt aeaeben weroe UNI iid 81 er'
tlaren, OF lie obiaen Bel Alub Der Sru'
fees Der Stabt Sermann ann eblnen Deer
~perwerfen wouen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13
'0Sie 1T Der Tplterer seS Muscus
Al b%eiicaeu?

W,nn Der bSfe 3sint bss @sni6ens.i6Ie9ts
Ieinen tsufiIten GrTntunssseif anifrcnsen
riirfte, I'm cine ntue 8ranfbeit ~ %eriinnen, 10
fSnnts CT faum cine isines G,enies piirtistre an
ratben, ais bic SsspepTe. Ter hyspeptii&e
Duleer pirb ron Symptomen gspeinist, tpelhs
tenen fat jeter befannten aranfbeit Gbnelr, une
,pirt bird tieIt nit einanpsr tampfenben unb
ratblcs matenben @anifstaticneu oft aun,
NabnEnn aetrieten. Cine spar tbCribtc, atsr
sepsbnli6t faIlte gsrfslluns Ses SpferS brcni.
i6en gsrsauunsslsiesus 1T bic, tae or (psrr iie)
cine Sersfranfbeit babe. Die Syspepie it oft
fir unbtiIbar srflGrt wprben, aber bic grfatruns
bat sslsbrt tae Spitctter's Mascnbits
terS fe iammt Der gsrtppitbsit unb ben 8alen-
leictn, bic ie sspSbnli1 ~bssIsiieu, iibsrpinSen
pirb. Hierenfranibsiten unb pern,eintIite rbeu-
matiide Shmtr;eu iinb c~tenfaQs biufile Ssslsi.
ter Der SsSpspTe; absr aud bise psi6sn ben,
ptsusr~abntsa nnitdBtarsn 8sssIunsSmittsI