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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-01

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Hoasrsnor BEND, ~: e. 1916
b. Woarp ST.: Since ny let
communication, written o. Thursday,
We have had considerable snow. On
that day, after writing, i commenced
showing, and continued Up to late
hour ii the evening. at which time the
ero1nd was covered to the depth Of
about two inches. Friday, Saturday,
Sunday. and Monday quite pleasant,
and on Tuesday and Tuesday night
the snow again covered tho ground to
the depth of about three or four inches,
and this morning, Wednesday, il is
still showing fast and thick and quite
warm. We have had no sleighing
yet, but expect soon to be greeted
with the jingling Of the merry bells.
The public school opened here on
Monday last. under the management
and control Of the accomplished Miss
Fannie Burdge, with nine scholars on
Monday and twelve on Tuesday. The
regular attendance heretofore at this
school has rarely been to exceed nine
or ton, and it is gratifying to know
that the school is gradually on the in
crease. Miss Fannie has won such
golden laurels as teacher here, that
some Of our young men have conclu-
ded to honor her by their presence at
school during the months that they
are otherwise unemployed. They ex.
press themselves highly pleased and it
is hoped that their good conduct du-
ring school hours will be an incentive
to younger heads.
Mr.. Isaac Wells is putting up a
blacksmith shop here, aud will soon be
prepared to do the work OF the neigh.
borhood. Heretofore we have had to
60 four miles over very bad road to
get our work done, aud sometimes
make three or four trips and then not
get it. which is quite annoying and a
great loss of time.
There have been several teams ai-
ter coal nj the Centennial coal mine
three miles above here. and the black
smiths now using II say they will use
l,o more charcoal. Some of il has |
reached Emnettsvillc, and three sacks
for your city last week could
not be shipped by stage owing to its
being crowded with passengers. They
have OH hand some superior coal, and
are down about eighteen feet. at which
point the vein has widencd out Ia
about five feet. and still widening as
hey go down on the ontcr wall. nj
Al angle of about forty degrees. The
have been kept from work
or several days. partly from inclcm.
,ncy Of the weather, and partly from
preparing hosting works. They will
ave all things ready in few days,
md the work will be vigorously pros
'cutcd. That the coal is good and OK.
cnsive there now remains not sin.
,lc doubt.
Stock Of all kinds still look we'll
the snowstorms.
The health Of the valley is good.
Our Sunday school is well attended,
nd nearly everybody takes a deep IN
crest in tho matter, which makes il a
uccess. q.
THERE is more trouble ahead for our
lanet. Mr.. Andrew Wilson, who has
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-22
Which Shall L Take?

This is often a serious question with the in
valid. He finds the market flooded with pro-
prietary medicines, scores of which are recon-
mended as certain cures for his peculiar all
ment. He reads the papers, circulars, and al
manacs, and finds each sustained by plausible
arguments setting forth its virtues and specific
action. The recommendations are as strong
for one as for another The cures claimed to
have been wrought by one are as wonderful as
those claimed to have been wrought by anoth-
er. In his perplexity and doubt, the sufferer
is sometimes led to reject all. But it should
be borne in mind that this condition of things
is one that cannot be remedied. In land
where all are free, the goed-the truly valua-
ble-must come into competition with the vile
and worthless, and must be brought to public
notice by the same instrumentalty, which is
advertising. In such a case, perhaps the only
absolute proof that remedy is what it claims
to be, is to try it. The ''test of pudding is
the eating of it" "Prove all things, hold fast
that which is good" is the apostolic injunc-
ton. There may, however, be stronger pre-
sumptive evidence in favor of one remedy than
there is in favor of another, and this should be
allowed its due weight. A due regard to this
may save vast amount cf experimenting and
a useless outlay of money. As presumptive
evidence in favor of DR.. Pierce's Family Medi-
cInes, the Proprietor desires tv say that they
are prepared by new and scientific process by
which the virtues of the crude plants and roots
are extracted without the use of particle o;
alcohol. Not a particle of this destroyer of our
race enters into the composition of either his
Golden Medical Discovery or Favorite Pre-
scIiption. This consideration alone ought GER
tainly to rank them high above the vile COM
pounds saturated with alcohol, Jamaica rum,
sour beer, or vinegar, which are everywhere
offered for sale. Again, they are of uniform
strength, and their virtues can never be impair
ed by age They are also made from fresh
herbs and roots, gathered in their appropriate
season, when they are flush with medicinal
properties. In support of these claims, the
following testimony is offered:
r. V. H1RoE, M. D.: NEWARK, n. ].
Dear S1,-I have sold great deal of your
excellent remedies, and l prefer to sell them
before others, because they give good satisfac-
tion to those who use them. l hear such re-
marks as "Sages Remedy completely cured
me; it is a splendid thing" or, "Pierce's Dis
covery is just what wanted; feel better than
| ever did," One of our celebrated singers
uses it for strengthening her voice, and says
there is nothing equals it," and so l might
give scores of remarks said about your prepar-
ations A colored woman was using your Dis
covery, and after taking three bottles was CON-
pletely cured. She, being in the store, said to
me. II don't want no doctors round me so
long as can get the Discovery; it beats all
your doctors" And so might go on.
l am, most respectfully, yours,
ATHA B. CRO0KS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-22
THINK FOR YOURSELF.

Thousands lead miserable lives suffering
from dyspepsia, disordered stomach and liv-
er, producing biliousness, heartburn, costive-
ness, weakness, irregular appetite, low spirits,
raising food after eating, and often ending in
fatal attacks of fever. They kaOp they are
sick, yet get little sympathy. The unfailing
remedy, which is yearly restoring thousands,
is DaCostas Radical Cure, sold by HOGE, the
Druggist, opposite the st. Clair Hotel.
A 25c bottle will convince you of its merits.
Don't dely another hour after reading this, but
go and get bottle, and your relief is as GER
tain as you live. Will you do it, or will you
continue to suffer? Think for yourself
Prof. Parkers Pleasant Worm Syrup is per-
fectly safe and extremely palatable, No phys
ic required. Costs 70 cents. Try 1t. je176.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-22
PRESIDENTIAL.
The Republican National Con-
Venti0n.

Immense Crowd in Attendance.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-22
MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1874.

Belmont Lodge, No. l6. F & A. NJ. meets ey,
cry Wednesday night on or preceding the iun
moon. d. H. bO bOMOAhNLh, W. N.
T. H. FERRELL, Sec'y.
St Clairsvilie Chapter. No. IL Royal Arch
sasou. meets Sd Friday night each month at
a. ClairsvfIle and the lst Friday each month
ct Bridgeport. JAMES CLAhh, II. r
T. n. FERRELL, Secy.
Belmont Council, No. 81 Royal Select and
Super Excellent Masters, meets on the second
Tuesday night OF every MONTH.
C. w. CARROLL, 7. !. G. M.
D. BAILY, Rec.
Hope Commandery No. 26 of Knights Temp
ars meets IN the first Tuesday night OF every
month. A }. bASOS, EN- Oo,n o,
r. D. BAILEY. Rec. marlH2i
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-22
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
= ne Seryous % Debility. Premature Decay. and
for the sake of suffering humsnity ser free r.,
AZ VINO need II, the recipe and direction for
making the simple remedy by which he " rs
cureu. sufferers wishing TO profit by the adj
yertisers experience can do SO BY addressine
IN periect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
Oec' D. A"o-om. 42 Cedar st., N Y,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-22

CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGEl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-22
Rusiaess Cards.
ID. II. COWEN,

4ttorneg at Lar, st. CsairsrilIe, Ohio.
aSOfice on north aide OF Main Street. q few
a oors east of Marietta Street.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-22

!. Wanted, Agents-Canvassers should secure
territory at once for The Life and Public SER
For Il rms address the Publisher. RIA.
SELL, IS Cornhill, Boston, Mass
, 1876-08-23
CLAIIkVOY4NI'H.


NtApAHE WILSON, LATE " NEW YORK CITY.
4sl sutsnth dau.htnf and t'utl with csul. can he
hAa tnctet for sneeeas In ~ sktpgs. ltootns II
laluol NspuL = -
, 1876-08-23
4rookyn AraMs.

Uncle Sammy Is very 1ittlo fellow, and IN
that respect ho resembles Napoleon, Aaron
liurr, tlen. Grhnt, and Lord John Russell, d
fact, however, wltcl, docs not make him IN thu
lenst proud of Ills yIxe* One morning sarutuga
waslcswUlllal,, ut the hotel where Tie Governor
stopped, was unloading her basket Ut linen In
the prrsetlce of thu lady guest by wlsutu sha
wns v,nployea. When al1s h hla a. deposited about
detected stragc-loukng gatmcnt aln0ug tie
lot Ht,t:I Sn1, .:na,S''pE a,a, 1t uI' exclaimed;
"That's all right" 'etnr'ica bridget;
c|evatlng tla mysterious article and eslIlnX tue
waslleswn,ans attention to tho initials, u. J.
T.,n IN tl,t Meck-ball; "tlon't you SEQ It's OUT
Of the Governors n!ghtshirtsih
s1x %S e ss sef tS t !, %a, 'aea van 'ffh, ~ ih
babbys gowus."
, 1876-08-23

Dundcll, Columbus, o., Supreme Knight Of
W., Supreme siatser u Arms; mud W, ii. Nina.
Ion, Memphis, Tu,ln., supremn Outer Guard.
Al tha conc'usl lon .of the scsson, tho members Of
The Supreme Lodgc took cnrrtagcs and pro-
cecdea rect TO isroal street and Eairnonnt aso,
Knights In fufl ar,nnr, who acted a. Their cscort
throughout tho pnratlo Tint followed: The
parable was very lino me, and was witnessed
by Ereat crowds of spectators. 1t IL estimated
delegations from every Stnto and Territory Iii
tic Union, and from the Brit'sl. Provinces.
A grand reception bali Is to be given this
evening at the Acal1cmy oi Music, In honor Of
tho Supreme Lodge Of the World.
, 1876-08-23

The reduction varies from 10 to 20 ner cent,
Those who have received u high rate Of Ealary
lIayc been cut down inure, propOrtlonutuly, thai,
thoae lmtd a low rate. 1Mke thu case u dry
tu them, for the reason that tile business docs
not require much skill OF training, AMI there
src always tffty applicants ready to nh my vn-
caIlcy; consequently they arc ncrer abfe to
torco high rate Of wages, aud always take
what employers arc willing to pay.. Hundreds
This clasa haa suffered greatly thjs wear. larTc
number OF stores having reduced their hands 81,
account Of tho dull times. WaIters may bo
placed In tic Same list; they have Ito orga1.iza-
tnn, and take the best remuneration they cut,
In lBG0 careful examination Of tho books OF
forty.iyo Trntle Soetutrs iii tlls ttv rayn n tt-
tnl membership Of 2s.4o5 The largest was tho
Laborcrs' Union, with 5000 mc,nhcrs; the Caie
nct,S,iakers', with 2,loo; the Printers, s,l5O;
tMcati IN any occupatfon, and con Combined ' IN a
S0Ccty wore estiniatoJ to have "a. .:lo2 1nombcrs.
Thcse t|Curcs tncludcj scaI,,en, wattcrs ,Iry-
goods clerks, male and female compositors, mid
stage-lrlYcre, A grrat 1nany OF thr Bocjctjcs
included iu Tits cstimatc are NJ longer III cx-
jstcnce-the Waiters' and tlle Btnrc. Drivers,
societies, for instance, x careful cstfmnt, n
the nu1neriraI strength ar Tho Trada.()rranizn-
tinns toL]nv glluws tliu nuubrr 10 In Inss tInn
1s't5m. There ar, Two rcasons for this rreat rent
too Il msn1sp % H., ons H. 4 The aaty t
tnnnsxiI;l;ty nf Tia cmhnntItn rc9,,int;n. t thS
,,.,n, ~ l,hE, a., annn n. nn ntn,, 7o."e
Il. no,xer 10 controi uni .irtntc II ia M fo"pcT
fcn1retl nor ~ co,1rtctJ bv wnrsiur1ncn. A0 ''As''
'~'' ~ ''0' wv woMEa's a n EARNINGS.
tha s.1sut"str"n nScTnnti.Ss "non ~ ~ i,r IT, ~
III, IL. r. fttyn ~. 49, -" w. ~; ~.
, 1876-08-23

ts00ltkcrI,cr~. ClHrks4 etc.
WhsSST1dEib5ooAs b. so1.I G2n, sLnTiIiSa sALESMAN TO
Eo.H1a husinca. tretsETrd, hnp!f At LEBPlLI,. KUn
d CU. n. 1t4 SsadIsonst- between II md O'Clock.
, 1876-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 HELIAhLE AND WELL.RNOWN FIRM IN
A. &sT @ Or;caas With larxs shippnE md sity sonncs
pay 10 work up {no uthur wantcdD. AldtGas
"M," r. 9. drawer 47y,
, 1876-08-23

WI! 1ny thy G!K Tor 1he County " Cook II lsEeM
lxer il Il WORTH IS Up fvr Ihip isFk, " viii its
re e1Hld q! taoae arEe s,et q nark srrinklinE
nnre ~ quick ~ thry cap nuy b. nllel VIA water.
Eun0 nh1 SEQ " Ia operation. 6. II. cuMMtNQS. COL
fultuR-st+, tu II q. III.
1,o1t SAIE-OHE RECOND.jASD THOW SAFE.
L AulresS l3t lIluu Island Ay. -
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

Mngit l6bmte mir bic @Iieber unb sog elmer
SdIeier iiber meine Ausen - ober ct senas
te, isrt mid ben,erfen 80 lafien, baB bas Sc
ipenft uon elmer Sd6nbeit mar, tpte i6 nod
fein isbii6es Weien 8eieben babe.
8ef4reiben @ie es, tief Der 3rante, 70 Sut
Sic t0nnen, tpie fab eS aus2 -
@ans tuie bic Sage bic bIei9e Braut i@iI
bert; iie tru9 eir fein9raaes, faItenrei4es
2leib, bas Elm rpeiber @iirteI on Der fGEanfer
@efolt 3uSannenbieIt; bas @eii9t rnar bIab,
aber Don elmer sibrenben Sd0abeit unb uou
elmer Siitle bnnfIer 2oden umfloiIen, ben rueis
Zen ROientran3 fonnte i'd nidt feben, benn
ein rueiber 56leier fieI pon benz Ropfe abe1
ben Raden berob mie cine Iei6te NebeIpoIfe
= ad! mir Sittern nod oue @Iieber, uenss
i6 baran benfe.
llnb ibr Gans9
Sic gin8 nidbt, 0err, Se i6mebte iuie eiil
S1atten; S1ritte babe ib nitbt geb6rt, uno
oils i6 mieber sur Belinnung fam, mar fie uer>
i5punben. 8ebenb betrat i6 r,ein 3inmer !;
i1 leste mid auf mein 2aSer, i6 fonnte eber
ni9t f@Iafen, benn bic gri9einung ftano mir
in,ner Dor ben Augen.
Muber Sbnen bat iie Nienan6 geIeben?
SD CLAUDE ni6t, benn es bat nod gliensano
bapon sefpro&en.
Whrben sic mobL einen slnftra8 an bas
fteinsraue SrdaIein ausri6ten, slein better
Snteaoant? fraSte Der Berwunbete tn eitlem
beiteren Gone.
Sic ruoIIen, i'd foa bas Geipenit anreben ?
rief eri9redt Der @reis: a6, Serr, IeIbf penn
bic Rnnte bes bartber3i8en @rafen mid 6a3u
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16
Qto. 81.

1
= 10 flne bier 3ueitaaienb RubeI als gOri3nI
j. Sn WiIna fuenben Sic iih an ben Banfi
8. anb &c suirb Sbnen bas ,eraue SdIoB'
+ IN bem bic @rafin sessnwartig rejibirt, nab,
be5ei9nen.
: Ol fannit es tuobt begreifen baB i9,
e ote Annabne bieIes Bori1lagg cine aiemIil
grobe 3eiie n6tbis ma9te, nm spei Gaa
Beoent3eit bat. 8ebensen Sic 56 nid,t, iooi
; oer 6rembe, benn Sic piirben babur9 6a
: Mleoerieben zines Srennbes ueri9ieben, be
5 ii9 ber3Ii6 mad Sbnen Iebnt. gines Sre,sn
oes fra8te i'd uerwunbert; lnie nennt er iid
J aSeiter bab i9 teinen Guftrag, nsein 6err
Oas Homantiihe ber SADIE rei3se mid, i'd
padte tneine aofer uno reife senieIben GaI
/ nod ab. Sn gBiIna etbieIt id nabere An
Deilun8 nno ie naber i'd ben. 3ieIe neine
Getie fam, ie lalter Ta8te mir cine abnunas
pole Stimnte: es lit emil, 0er Did ermartet
,sno tetis anoerer; ID tam on, IieB mid mel
osI nno - oa bin id nno f9oue in Dein'
lIe0en Au8en, bic idb 10 Ianse entbebrte. 0i'
6reuiaoe ,tntermten iib auPs Neue re6t Rir.
mttd.
! Die san3e @ei6i9te 1T cine @aIantesit
1lesner alien 9tdftn, iprab gma mad elmer
Yaule ld9elno.
De'iaer aIten 1taf'n! ute ioI Id bas uera
feaen
$50 oarf fesner1 g8nnfd auBern ben iie
nt9f anf peg Steae ~ @rfaunn8 9eben laBt.
gs mo9sn ssnsge Bo9en aer ie'rs bab i9 non
Otr er5dblte ,ilo MID mad Deinem 9eieber'
idmona he ibren 9auserifob ,,nS Gm S;,t o., II
sa,ire,, Mrnen ''''~ -" s'r ~
g0sr In Senn h;sse orts G,,sEn ? svoo.o
asonbarb NIT n;erSaosnSs, er;s,, ,,,is TSis SSss
On he fennen oelernts NV '"''
gniI tbeiIte nun her, ssre,,nhe se;.e arrsb,
Mile nod her Gd,Iabt an ber sJ,osf~o INIT NIT
Seine Ramnfe NIT Sey, gosofsr hen Ts.T,,H
Seines srp,,nhea W;ctor ss;,s gssr.,,,,,S,.,r
inh shios h;e Tehhostnoyt,lnos,,ss l, gs.ssI.,a"o3
NIs III ernas6te Ioc 4; :, hs,,, gScSasS Ssae,s 30,
Grdfin Sic ,itternS S neSsn ,,,;r s,;sts S m,,, Ss
fttbrte he MID. ben Wer,nunSeten' IN sisses
Sx[os. has he. rnie ge ioote sisr.r;th r. srsrE+
i1nb iett sre,,ms batseH Ss, % s;,,s ~onss,,. Ssss
rudrterin iebsn Fnren r,os MIR I S;s .SrtT;Isse -
sorafaIt erfinben forn. ,pi,rbe be- mir m ~ SbsiI
unh ala ;f ,,ift r.ehr ,,n,, non, ss,,,,s s;sbor
osnIaot yrSe ;as ~ IN % r,e;,,s o;,,,s, ,,,s
Interb;eIt m;h ,,nsrn;,Sst h,,r6 ';ss os;ssrs;1s
C,esnrafbe nnh ;nferesyonte oest;,~so 0s",,s
horh. 0n soIIts;t % Tess, bSrs,, Ss.o So.
me IL nod 10 mobifi;nnenS Sos Nm ~ ,,,,,,,Ss~. ws
Bar s,,n, 6er,er fnritbt 1ins Scbei rsSsS , 70
unfere ntterfnrnte NIT e;rer % soTsr sr ssrtiss ~
feit uub gIeoan,. ala nb he p;ns ',, oeRorsss Ho
Sron,f7n mare s o.s'''''
Dn fpr;dbif Ia INIT elmer gpoe;aer,ro ron
Oeiner alien G,rafin. hoa ;S f;,rcte e.,
f1nnteff Oih nnh Il, f;e aerr;eber socts r.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

- Gin 8efGbrlt3er Spibbube, Gomoro
Seal, iff iest in ct. Souls, Mlo., eingeIies
fert. Sc rpairbe Dor etnisen Gosen in Obie
ouf cine &equiFtioa bon MiHeuri bin ners
baftet, unter 6er &nfIa8e, uor eiuisen Monas
ten bel 8eraubuns eines Gifenbobn3uses auf
Der NorbsNiiIoarisg giienbabn tbatis serne5en
au ieia. Dieier Deal iff eines Der Suet RerIe,
bic uor einigen @o9en in eirer @a8en iiber
bic sroBe st. 2ouiier Bride iauften unb ouf
Der Niitte berIelben Elm farbiSes 0tdb9en
aus benz 8asen idIeabertesb In bee MbIt9t
es i'm UifIiifppi sii ertranten, ba bos Didss
den oIs Dieneriit IN benz uon ben G6urfen
beluobnten SouIe Winb pon ibren Ranbtbos
ten erbaIten bate unb iie hte AusSa8en bess
ieIben fiir4teten. Befanntli9 fieI bas Rabs
den ni6t IN ben MiFiiippi ionbern aur auf
bic Bride. 9eoI iit nod Ieiner nnfreirpiIIia
gen &Rdfebr na6 ct. Souls benz forbigeR
Rab9en segenRbesseFelt uerben unb nun
polRanbis Don bessistben ibentificist.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16
Gortiesni1g foI9t.)

gnt{eBIi6es 8ranbun8IHd in
8roofIpn. = Stem Sort, z. Rdra. - 9as
fatboIifGe 8uflu6tsbaus fiir 8etaste int Dts
oifritte uon Brootlpn, tueI9es nuter Der Aufs
itbt oer 'Little Sisters of the Poor ftan6,
rpurbe beiite Rorgen ei1 8oub ber SIommen.
Dos Snffitut beftanb aus eiaem uierit6digen
Sauptsebdube NIT 3pei GIn8eIn unb entbieIt
$50 Sniofen. 9as Seaer entftano in benz
uon ben rndnnIi9en penRondren beuobnten
fGbli9en SIl9eI, rueI6er 70 8euobner ira gIs
tee pon SO Bis 3u 105 Sabren bate. gs nuts
be Suerif uon eemanbem auf her StraEe ents
bedt, tueI1er bur9 2auten at Der SausgIoGe
Mlarnl CAB, Inb bic S9weitern, forpie bic
Yeniton6re errpe6te. Sie beta8ten Peniio'
n6re rpurben uon einerlt paniI6en S1reden
ergriffen bea6teten bic Inorbnnngen ber
S6metefn niht, uno rannten IN 9rSBter Sers
nirr,tng bur6 bas Gebdn6e; etnige entfamen
i'm baIbbefIeibeten 8uHanbe ouf Die Gtrabe,
anbere feIen DOE S9re6 iinb gri9Dpfun8 Ilies
Der. Sie iOfort berbeieiIenbe Seueruebr rets
tete aIIe Dieienisen ueI9e IN bas astere
Stodmerf 8eIaif9t inoren; pielen mar bieB
aber bur9 3au9 unb SIommen iinn,6gIi9 ses
ma9t por6en, iinb flaGteten ii1 bieIe anf bas
Dad, tudbrenb etni8e, bic baSu 3u f9uodD nos
re1 perbr0nnte1t, ,ilsb 5uei speI@e ii3 aus eis
mem ber oberen Senifer berabfiir5ten, Iebenss
gefdbrIi9 perIebt tpurbeu. Ge8en leun 1lbr
Mbenbs mar bos Geuer Bis auf bic rau6ens
ben Triimrner i'm 8aiement gel6i9t unb ruas
ren bic SeuerIeiite irs Stonbe, taitteIff 2eitern
in bic oberen Stodmerfe 30 seIansen. SIM
britten Stoduerfe beS 5weiten SIISel8ebdus
bes murben bic 2ei6en nein llnslafli9er 9es
q ~ E1..El
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

Is4""S"'
SaIten Sic mid etrpa fiir gu i9pa1, etrpas
Sagenbaftes su pernebmen, ober 9lauben Sic
gar, ein fran30fi@er @beImann unb Dff5ier
Iei abersIaubif6s
9err, faBte ber @reis, aud i9 bin ME
aberslaubif9 serueien unb babe nie baran
gebabt, osr Sage pom benz 8rauen 5rauIein
bieies sdIohes @lauben bei3umeiIen; feit ei>
nigen Tasen aber 1T mir BET GIaube in bic
Sanb seseben i'd babe iebt feinen @runo
n1ebr 3u Smeifeln.
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baben, Iieber Sreunb, ipra9 gmiI ld9elnb ;
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fdi6ten auberbem uersebt bic Belt babel =
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borte, ber finf3is Sabre ben Dienft aIs Ibor'
readter in bieiem SdIoiIe perieben unb, nit
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ersdbIen b6ren.
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2iiIen unter ieinen Radsn idob, I'M bequen
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For Representative.

- We are authorized to announce w. M.
ABNEY as candidate for Representative:
subject to nomination by the Democratic
party.
~ We are authorized to announce Mr..
JAMES G. MCDADE as candidate for Rep
resentative; subject to nomination by the
Democratic party.
~ We are authorized to announce Mr..
HARRY w. OGDEN as q candidate for Rep
resentative; subject to nomination by the
Democratic Conservative party, ut the primary
election to be held on the 18th of August
- We are authorized to announce Mr.. l..
3. PHILLIPS as candidate for Representa-.
tive; subject to nomination by the Democratic.
Conservative party, at the primary election to
be held on the 18th of August.
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