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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-12
A Remarkable Cure.

- uoHtthaUto VuICs
WEST TOWNSEND, W., May II, 1850.
MxssRs. = w, FowLE q SONS.
Gen.lemen-Ssveral years since took
q severe cold. which settled on my lungs
where 1t rem aimed without relaxation.
was then in Massachusetts, and growing
worse and becoming unable to attend TO
my business, l returned home and COM
msnced searching in earnest for some
medicine which wonld restore my lost
health. consulted physicians and
tried many remedies, but obtained no
help and daily ew worse. had ter
rible cough and raised good deal OF
blood. had profuse night sweats and
severe pain in my side. 1 continued in
this state for months.and became SO weak
that 1t was with great difficulty l could
walk. when was advised to try WIsrAR's
BALsAh OF WILD CHkRRY, and, to
my great Joy soon found tnat This rem =.
edy had arrested the Disease. l contin-
ued TO use the Balsam TO the extent olive
bottles and have, since then experienced
Gsd pr a aSs b shs
II In high estimation.
Yours truly,
LEWIS PHELPS,
A WIDE AWAKE YOUTHS PAPER
For Judicious editing, select and popular
contributors, and sprighly, entertaining
reading,the Youths Contpenten, OF Boston
has no superior among the youths publ
cations
LYONS KATHAIRoN makes beautiful
luxr RANT, glossy hair; prevents Its TALL
ing out or turning gray. 1t has stood the
tost OF 40 years Is charmingly perfumed
and has no rival.
Henry X. Bond, OF Jefferson, Maine,was
cured ofspitting blood, soreness and weak
ness OF the stomach, by the use of Jehn-
sons Anodyne Liniment Internally.
% II al 0nco!
Persons who have become thoroughly
chilled from any cause, may have their
circulation at once restored by taking in
to the stoIn ach '---r-c~ 49, r-r--fr'-
Anccyne Linii ieli q t2la
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-12
j. HARMON, M. D.,

COUNTY PHYSICIAN N.
BLOOMS l4and Is, CAKDONA BLOCK.
IL Residence Downey Avenue, East
Los Angeles, near the end of street rail.
way.
oface hours from 10 to IL A.sM.; frem to
iP.M. ap2o.tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-12
MISCELLAN EOUS.
w. II. NORTHCRAFT,

(Successor to George Emerson, formerly
the House of Jones d EMERSON
AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Corner spring aud Market SITS.
Regular sale day, SATURDAY ut IL A
II. Real Estate, Merchandise, furn! ture,
Live stock, Wagons, etc., sold und err the
hau- mer. and the sales conducted IN the
best business PRINCIPLES. pe-LONSlGN-
MENTS Collected. na0tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-12

Fi"Ur nad Grniu la tao stai~.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-THE
following is II report Of the -four
and grain remaiulug in the State
January LIST, rs taken by the San
Francisco Produce Exchange:
Flour, 7,1S7 barrels; whe.t 2,646.-
81 Genital; barley, S82,0i6 centais;
oats, l04, 1893 centaIs; corn, 1l9, 434
sacks; rye, 1905 sacks.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-12

SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT viii 10
made with those wishing 10 transfer
friends from ether Gem eteries to Hyor-
green Csmstery, At NOMINAL PRICES.
II application IL m AIDE INN ed lately.
For further infcrm alton apply 10
ISAAC w. LORD, 81 cretary.
estf " ana "a Main ST., los Angeles, Cal
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-27
NOT REoOGNIzED BY KEARNEY'

"Simple Simon" the San Francis
correspondent of the Virginia Chronicle,
has been informed by Kearney that
ApponYi, the unnaturalized Greek, now
in this State, organizing the Labor
Party, is not recognized by the r.
Simon-pure Kearneyites. In f. ),
Kearney distinctly informed the cor
respondent that he did not 60 much on
Apponyi, who is acting on his own
responsibility in Nevada. 1t therefore
appears that Apponyi is not as black as
he has been painted, and is entitled
some credit for not being an emissary
OF the brass-visaged bully of the San
Francisco sand hills. It also appears
that Apponyi did not. as was repre-.
sentel, offer, in behalf of the Nevada
WorkiDgmen. the United States
Senatorship to James q. Fair, a fact
which shows that his cheek is much
less hardsned than that of the Cali
fornia aatator.
But the Workipgmen of Nevada do
not require II g assistance of unnatural
ized non residents to instruct them in
the duties which they owe to them.
selves and the community. The term,
"Workingmen" embraces, almost with
out exception. the entire population of
Nevada. aud they are intelligent enough
to organize party, if they deem a new
organization necessary, on much
sounder principles than that on which
the California commune is founded.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-27

THE GRErNBACK CANDIDATE.
Pomeroy's Democrat Of March 18th
has the fOllow;no.

Pomeroy's Democrat of March 10Th
has the following.
We also learn from Nevada that
"Brick" Palmer, an honest. reliable
man, is spoken Of aS the probable
Greenback candidate for Governor. By
all means nominate him, and see how
easily he will defeat Klpkead, tae Re-
publican, and Berry. the Democratic
aspirants. Down with the old parties.
that the honest labo.ing man may live.
It appears from this that "Brick"
Palmer has h her aspirations than
being member ofthe Legislature. and
that he will be the standard bearer of
the Greenback party of Nevada in the
ensuing campaign. Ills little Singh
lar that 'Brick" Palmer. does not
find the Democratic platform broad
enough to stand on. when such
avowed greenbackers as Voorhees,
of Indiana, Buckner of Missouri
and Ewing of Ohio experience no
difficulty in doing so.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-27
CAPITAL VS.. LABOR.

This is the subject of an out door
lecture which is announced to be de-
livered this evening in front of the
Magnolia Saloon by j. p. ChenowetA
We are informed that MIR. Chenoweth
is recently fom the east, and conse-
quently has no connection with
Kearney or his satellites, and that he
will treat the subject from an eastern
standpoint, in which the Chinese ques
ton is not factor.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-27
A Snake stony.

Fromthe owen tIllsl News.
Some time ago Mr.. Robert Williams,
near this place. heard one of his wife S
ducks making noise as if something
was after n;:he got out of bed and went
to where she was, but could not see or
hear anything He went the second
time. but with the same result. He
told his wife he guessed the duck had
gone crazy. Next morning he went to
whera the. old duck was sitting upon
her eggs. under brush pile, and-im.
agine his assoaishment-he saw large
black saake coiled up under the duck,
his snakeship having swallowed twelve
eggs. Mr.. Williams cut its head off.
ant'itopen. took the eggs and placed,
snem under the duck. and eleven of
shat dozen eggs Matched. Mr.. Will.
Asnaas word. is4as good as his bond.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-27

If the cut of the new dollar in
Lesiie's Illustrated newspaper is fair
representation of that coin, it lacks
much of being as handsome as the
trade dollar. The eagle bears greater
resemblance to butterfly that is unde.
cided whether to alight or continue its
flight than it does to the "Bird of
Freedom"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-27
DELINQUENT NOTICE,
sHEBA SILVER MINING cos ANY.

4 OCArlON Of principal place of business,
n - San Francisco, California. Location of
orks, humboldt county, Nevada,
NOTIcE-There are delinquent, upon the
following described StocK, on account of AS
sessme4t No, o, levied on the 3oth day of
January. 1878. the several amounts
opposite the names OF the respective share
holders, AS follows:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-27
T e L &C r a ? HiC.
EASTERN DISPATCHES



New YORK, March ~.
st. Petersburg dispatch says the
arrest Saturday of the four New York
robbers has already resulted in recover
ing Mr.. Young's bonds to the amount
of $3.50, 600.
The Tribune on Howe's Speech,
New YORK, March 26.
The Tribune says of Howe's speech !:
The true signi ence of the speech is
not in what 1t says so much AS in the
fact that it was said at all. Hayes has
been only one year 10 office and he has
made no moral change of policy nor
formally broken with his party, yet
here we have an abe aud distinguished
Republican leader attacking him on the
floor of the Senate with a vehemence
almost unparalleled in domestic dissen-
sions of politics. The attack makes no
scandal and hardly causes surprise.
The surprise will come If Hayes finds
an equally vigorous Republican de-
fender. Howe unfortunately says aloud
only what many of his associates are
saying in private.
The President Releases to Answer
HoYe's Attack.
WASHINGTON, Marco 26.
A number of members of Congress,
friends of the President. called upon
him this morning with reference to the
speech of Senator Howe. They all ex
pressed more feeling in the matter than
the President himself. and suggested
that the speech be answered, fearing
that to permit it to pass in silence
might be construed as admission of
its entire truth. The President took
different view, placing, himself on the
ground that his official action was
based on his sense of right, without
thinking for moment what might be
the result rs affecting him personally.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-27
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
AnxiOusIy Awaited.

LONDON, March 26.
The final answer from st. Petersburg
to England's lestion whether the en-
tire treaty of San Stefano will be sub
mitted to the Congress, is anxiously
awaited.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-27
= he Times on the situation.

n"nitCds
The Times on the situation.
The Times expresses the opinion
that "a more prudent Russian states
man than even the Car himself, ought
to be ready to smooth the way for the
emblage OF the Congress. The con
tention Of our Government is Justified
IN substance by Europe, aud though
the remaining objection is one which
ought not to be- fatal, it is by Russia
rather than US that the objection ought,
IN strict justice, be removed"
The Opinion OF Europe.
The preponderating opinion at the
capitals OF the great Powers seems to
be, that Russia will refuse, and that
this will render the situation very
critical, In const quence of the presence
OF the British fleet in the Sea of Mar
mora and the position Of the Russians
about ConstaDtiuople; but that, if no
Unforeseen incident of complication
arises from these circumstances, war
may be. avoided aud after period of
suspense damaging to all the Powers,
fresh prop osals for conference at the
Congress Will be brought forward under
different forms with d hope Of success,
Austria'ss Position source of
Anxiety.
The position of Austria is source of
much ANXIOUS curiosity. Semi-Dtiicial
organs have declared the treaty of San
Stefano utterly unacceptable. bat the
fact Is equally certain that Austria does
not support Eugland's demand con.
corning the form of its submission to
the Congress. Various explanations OF
the latter feature of Austria's policy are
given.
Russia's Concession 10 Au tria.
A Vienna correspondent says that a
reconstruction of the triple alliance is
preparing for the purpose of opposing
The British poiicy. To this end, says
the correspondent. Russia is offerIns
Austria every concession, aud he be-
lieves that negotiation will un-
doubleday succeed.
u ne Grand Duke TO Visit The SuI.
tam To-day.
SAN STEFANo. March 26..
The Grand Duke Nicholas, with a
suite Of twenty, will proceed tomorrow
morning. in the Imperial yacht Liva.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-27
POSTPONEMENT.

The day OF sale Of the above named companv
Is hereby postponed until. MONDAY, AIR.,
fif IEENIH, 1873, ut the same hour and
place. By oder .. the Board OF Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY. Secretary
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-27

SAN STEFANo, March 26.,
The Grand Duke Nicholas, with a
suite of twenty, will proceed tomorrow
morning. in the Imperial yacht Liva.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-04

pa Mittpod 8ormittas ulit boIb IL
ubr ffarb 6rnu Marie Rei6barOt i'm
boben sIIter bon 80 Sabren, A Monos
ten unb Is Saeen.
Die Berforbene mar Die dItefe Cine
uobnerin unferes Gountp un6 e~rfreute
ft@ bis turSe Belt Dor ibrem @nOe elmer
ausaeseidneten Gefunobeit.
SIM Sabre l843 itarb ibr @atte benz
ie in 81 idbriserGbe II StnOer sefdenet
bon benen nod bier ant 2eben fin6.
8ebn Sabre fpdter toan6erte oiefeIbe
nod amerita aus uno fam nit ibren
&inbern mad 9ermann. Ster pibnete
ie T@ sans ben BFi@ten elmer aufmert'
iamen for9Iiden Sausfrau unb fanb
oariE ibre sr6bte RefrieOieung.
Oie 3abI ibrerR ndtommen iiberiteiat
9unbert uno mare Der dIteite llrenteI
iest 90 Sabre alt, lpenn er nod am
9cben mare.
Sic BeerOiauns inbet morsen @a&'
UNI 2 llbr auf benz SamiIienbs.
srabniSpEabe itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-04

B@- Sas am Dienstas N6enb BON
@efons > 8erein harmonic uuo Dem
D%ilettanten Srbeffsr b~ernnffaItete
CONCERT, erfreute fa eiues rsdt sabI'
rei9en 8efuhes uno purbsn Die tpirts
LID eutsh 2situns,n bss Mannerdors
unO bes Srdefers folpie Die Colo
8artien nit sro6em 8eifaG beIobnt
&m befen sefeI bas Duett 6riblins
unb Siebe, seiunsen ron 6rduIein
8aer unO Srn. SunObaufen.
Gs lit febr 3u ~betlasen, CAB on
6tefem @ben6 ndbren6 benz SO :troe
oes 9ieoes rOomentoiG'tte" unb oss
8iano . Ducts febr pieI unnotbiser
2drm neruriadt wuroe, 70 ba5 ser
Sortrag bonn Yublitum nidt TO &C..
bort uno eeigdst weroen tonnte ais
bies aefdeben mare, penn ni5t TO
UieI lnrube geherrfdt. @ir boTsn
oaB in 3utunft etpas mebr 8udhdt
auf bas @ubitorium senommcn wirb
uno ino iber;eust, bab es in bisiem
Sale nur Der 6eier bes @euiabrstases
3uSuidreiben lit, bas %Iberpaupt GirunS
CUR Befdweroe Sorliest.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-04
9erren= uud 9amemiGttel tn
9roBer Nuswabl 6et
albert G9rifel.

nT Sebten Oieustng uerbreitete fid
bas 8eriidt, Dab Mu9nu5 @ia, IT.,
pru. Daniel 9odner, DER in benz 9auie
bes 0rr. Sulius Sddfer bus Sdub.
NADER . 8eiddft bstreibt, in feinsr
eiacnen @ertitatte 10 u%nbdrmbersia
0s'hla9sn 81 baben, Dap er wabriaein'
lid nidt nit Dem 9eben oaUOn fOmmen
wurne Sin Werbaftsbefehl purOe
iofort argcn ben iungen Bla ausas
fbworen, iebo9 tOnnte oerislbe nidt
acfuuren werbeu uno 1T bis iest nod
nidt BON Den Betmten gciehen mnroeu.
@ie es lih tti nenauer llnttrIuduna
hsrausiteqts waren 90duer's @unben
niht 10 9efdbrlider Nrt pie man suerit
alnu5ts INN bate Der llnitdno, oaB Fl
b;inabe in DEM mIhenbaft aus9e.
III 0nmten Dilute eritidt mare, Serau-
Io6ung CUR eriten aufregenSea NHd
ridt QeQebtn.
go oirI mir iiber bie Mn0elegenbeit
in Grfabrun9 brinaen eOnnten, batten
0o9ner unr @iH ofttre G%ontroperien
liber reIisi0ie Sra9en sebabt uno aud
I'M Munta9 Radmittos i'm Saloon
oes 9erru 9tieboT cine dbnIi6e Ojscui
ion aefubrt. $0dner 5esdb fd mad
8senoigung berielben in feline @ert
itdtte, pobin ihm nod elmer Weile
BiI folgte uno 9ereist burd cine &cu'
berung 90hner's oenfelben nit einsm
Sautidlage nieoeritredte unO Damn nit
eiaem idperen StiefeI iiber &opf unit
Sei&t i9lus, CUR felben 3eit ibm SUB
tritte u~eriesenb. @lS er feline 8utb an
Dem BeinnungsIoien ausaeiibt, Ie9te er
ihn auf's @eii9t unb oerlieB oen Sdau-
plab feiuer Srutulitdt, UNI io6alO CT in
@rfabruna sebraAt. cab elm SaftbefebI
geaen i'm berausgenommen worben, fd
our@ Die SIuat Der SerbaftIne gu emit
,ieben.
9Ddner mar drn Mittipod inn StanSe
l%ussugebsn, tIagte ieboa iber itarts
Sdmersen in Seite unb 8ruif.
9err Masnus Nia, f., Der Sater
ces iun9en Maunes. it elm rubi9er
frteOliebenoer 8uraer Der Die @@tuns
Nasr bic NIT ibm in 8erubrun9 toms
men 9eniebt uuS Dem Die Sanoluna
ieines Sobnes sepiB Dielen Summer
bereitet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-04
l(eber Die @duLoenmaiTe

- llebcr Die SduIocnma6e Der
Der. Stoaten, Der ein;e!nen Staat,n
uuo DER 0fentlideu @Orporationen
Der Union mrdte Der terInii9e &e.
prdientaut Guluertlo1 in elmer i'm
@onareB aebulteren 8ebe iiber bnS
0efumptions 9eieb folacnoe er-
ihrefenoe N~n9aben: Oie 6TentIide
S6ulo Ger Ser. Staatcn betrdet in
rubber Summe So, 200, 600, 900. Oie
Shulo Der Gin;elitlaten iiberftsiat 375
MiGionen, Die Der itdotifden 8eb0roen
lber cine Billion Collars. Die 81
fenbubnidul, beIduft iid uuf 2 SiGrot
men unn breibunoert WiQion, Die lis
contos unO &nleiben bel 8anten auf
cine Billion, Nuleiben BEL Ser
fiderungs . 9efeHihaften, 9ppotbeten
un6 bersIeidtn 500 MiGioneu. Die
game Sdulbmahe oeS 9lnSes erreidt
baber Die Summe bon 81, 375 600. 900.
@er bieie Sumine in e%in,elnen SOlz
lars idblen wollte, mibte nod pot Gr
idafung Der WeIt eeboren woroen
iein; &ednet mon, oaB ourdidnitt-
lid MUIR 6 YrOsent 3infen iur nieie
Summe bcsublt peroen, 70 betrdgt ole
Summe Der idbrliden 3inien $3.50,
OOO, 900. 8dbIt man baiu bic
Steuern, wel4e fur Die Iaufenben Qus
saben Der Onion, Der GinSeltantsn
unb Der beri9iebenen Corporation
%aufsubrinqen iino. 10 eroibt id, ba6
oas Solf Der Ser. Stddten irOes Sabr
cine Sun,me bon 500 Mtaionen su
sublen bat, UNI bic Stantsmaibinen
iHSang III erbuIten. uno ba nun
bert mun fd nod lbsr Die fdIe9ten
3eiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-04

CLIFEoRD's FEBRIFUaE. - In the
cure of Fever and Ague this remedy
displays extraordinary powers.
Properly used, no a s ear resist it,
and other diseases of an intermit-
tent character, including that most
distressing disease, periodical Neu-
ralgia, have been found to yield,
with equal certainty, to its influence.
1t eradicates all malaria from the
system, gives tone and vigsr to the
whole body, and prevents disease
from becoming seated. Try CLIFF
FoRD's FEBRIFUGE; 1t is sure, safe
and speedy in it's action. You will
never regret buyin the first bottle,
and you will have discovered a
friend you can not afford to lose.
J. C. Richardson, Prop'r,
For sale by all druggists. st. Louis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-04

Nmeier: @ns aibt eS @eues
8emeisr: Oos Neueite lit. oaB
id mir einen neutn Sodofen tuufen
mu6. Was lit Der bette h~eut;utnae
6 emeier: Ser Xxi @o. 8. nit
Seitenplatte 1T iebt Der bette.
Oemeier: SaS meme i'd. @eiue
2eute bahen eiuen IXL So. S, unn
iasen, es lit Der bette Sohofen. ben iis
ienInIs batten. sic baben $25 OafIr
be3nblt.
Mmeier: @ir boben aud sinen
Xxi SO. 8, uno inb febr Sufrieeen
oamit.
8emeier: Sd babe f6nn 70 uieI
@utes unb &IhmIihes DOT Dem Xxi
&ohOfen eeb0rt. baB i'd mir aud einen
napon fnufen min in
SttD mDnni9'S
9arow q g tsre.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-04

Scit(iAe 3situnstn iinb Der
Nnii6t, baB mir isst wirtlid am
GnOe Der Dor bier Snbren bsaonnc.
men @ciddftstriis fino uno cine @en-
Auna gum 8cIersn gu srparten baben.
90 ia8t bic uYbiI. Sir. Yrehe":
0aiir fprtden psridieosne Sic.
mente. Sic Yrsiie Der @aaren fin6
10 tief seiunten, bo6 fie nidt peiter
iufeu f0nnen unb cine 3snttion fid
6ereIts in ueridieoenen 9ewerbsspei.
gen 3eist ble Sorrdtbe Der i'm
uebermaB prObuIirten @aaren BADEN
iiA pelidtet, benn in Den bier Sabrsn
mar Die Yrobuttion eingefhrdutt
worben un6 ouh Der GenIum bate
TA u%erminbert 5; fe iinb aamablid
ucrtauit worben uno bas no~tbwcnoige
misunderstanding ltsigert pieber
Die @Gbfroae. Cine oGeemeine 9iqui>
Cation aler DECENTRALIZATION lit Uorges
uOmnIen worben, Die fdledten unb
wanfenoen 9duier fno 3ufammen'
gebro9en Der 8rtrieb Der &C.
fddfte miro nidt mcbr in TO
an%sBebebutem llmfLng auf Der @re-
Dit > 8aiS, fonbern pieImebr nuf Gafbo
Bars sciubrt bas @eidaft lit oaber
r~seIer, Ieidter ibsrf9tli1 ~9elporben,
unb baS &iiitO bat fi@ perminoert,
es wiro penieer Oeridwenberiid u. nit
groBerer Sttouomie sefubrt, Die &sn.
tabiaitdt elmer Notwithstanding fore
f1ltiger eepriift. Infer 9anoeIsfano
iu4t neue Nbiab queIen; ter SIoen err
bolt fa bon ben lan9en un6 rer6erbIis
den Barteifdmpfen. Sic ieids Grnte,
Die Nddfra9e i'm Muslano nod unieru
a6erproouften bspirfen, 6nB unfere
&obtOfproou3enten SeIb in ibre Sanbe
bstommen, uno bic SoIfe BACON fann
feline anOere fem, als ba6 fe uteoer OILS
S%onfumentsn fur uniere Snoufriepro.
butte nuftreten.
8olen bofen, Oab Die 3eitunsen i'm
Often eiumaI redt baben, no6bem fe
nit ibrem YrOpbe3eien bsferer 8eiten
i@On 10 man@sn Bod sei9cfen baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-04

- Die SIbrcr Oss @Ihens fabIen
fid bereits 10 fart uno 70 fiber in ibrer
Wadt, bn6 Tie IS nidt LANCER n1ebr
n6tbig au babeH eIauben, aus ibrtn
Yldnen Gin SrhI su MAIDEN. Ter
ytonierpatipe" &sbntteur ces louisville
yGourier", 9enrn @Gtterfon. ertIdrt,
bu6 sic game Suuoesiduio niht BE.
,ablt werben Tonne, nno bnb cine
yNhiuitiruna" tattfnren miihe. Inter
vNbiuitiruua" Uerittbt man i'm Suben
tbc,lweiie oher %uoItdnhise &epubiat,on
Der Shulnen, uno tpie iebr Der SIbeu
oas 9siddft bes "Nbiutirens" Osritstt,
odS ;ei9eu Die "Noiufirunsen" feiner
StaatSfdulben. @atterfon faat nit
trodensn @orten: Sic StnatSmdnner
oeS Oitens u~erfdlen einsni bofnun9s"
lcien Srrtbum, penn lie nibt isBt. nod
ebe Ger Seufel Los lit, fur cine bsfrieoi.
aenee ~Nriuitirnn0" fersen !"--Oeut-
lid genua.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-04
8ie aus nadHshenber. benz e

= @ie aus nadfrben6er, benz ct.
Souls EaiIp Warfet Supporter emit
nouameuen 8ufommenifeHune erfiGts
lid iparen in biefem Sabre bic Ser.
fenounsen bon @etreibe iber Stem
Orleans melt be6eutenber als in Bor.
iabren.
Gs ipur6en berfan6t in 1873. l..
S73. 500 BufbeI Corn /; in 1874, 1885,.
252 8uibeI @ei,en. 1,047, 794 BufbeI
Corn unb 10000 8ufbel Safer; in
1875, 135. 961 8ufbeI g8eis,n unb
1857 BufbeI Corn ; in 1876, 3D..
142 8ufbeI @eisen unb 1872, 237
Buibsl Corn, i'm Iebten Sabre tuoren es
nidt weniser oIs 35O,4S2 8ufbel
Beisen. 3,571,727 Bufbel Corn unb
III, s43 8uibsI Goaeeu. 80 baB i'm
lesten Sabre 2,2I9, 673 8ui6el mrbr
Setreibe Ibsr Stem SrIenns berian6t
nIs im borbereebenoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-04

"a G%aentbalben b0ren mir. ons bic
osutf9en 9eiImittrl BON Sr. Nuauit
S0nis, bic Samburaer Samilien-Wtb
sinen. fi4 einen Ideren B,e in ben
anlrritdnifden SdusbaIt babnen uno
ote90mbnr9er SGmiIiensW eoi,inen ben
u~nieren ameritanii6en Witblraeru
anoereu borsesoeen neroen, oenn N1e.
6isinen BON tuirflihem @ertbe empfeb.
len fh ieIbf. Ginem 8riefe 6es Serrn
% S. @ouler, Sfose Riffon, Sonias,
entnehmen mir Solseubes: Or. @ueuit
Sonis's 9am6uraer Samilien : Weoi-
iinsn berfaufen fd ieIbf, Sa fe bas
3utrnuen Der 9eute 6aben. Rein @uf,
ordngen uno 4npreif:n ut BEL Oiefen
Reoisinen not6peuoie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-04
G1ter Samaiea &um IN
Monnig's 0roeerie Store.

p@ 2:bten Samstas Nadmittas
beSab fia cine Nnjabl Ssrmanner nod
Berger UNI an einsm Nbeuos bort absu'
b~dItenCen Sda &beil;unsbmen. Sic
lelben %amuTrtsn ND iebr gut uno ais iie
NIT Dem MttternaAtssuse berger
usrIieBen, batten fie::mcbrere fstte Srut
Hlbner Ole iie Den 8srgeriten i'm Mur'
fellpIcI ab9swonnen, bel fid. OisieIben
muuoeten gou4 uOrtreflid aIsYfeulabrs-
Sruten. Q8enn wieoer &rutbubner in
Berger perlOoit meroeu, mo9ten sinise
Der Strren e. nilien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-04
Qeberlei6e1t.

Oie 2eber 1T eines Der miGtieffcn
Araane oes &6rpers uno folte nan
oaber allen Observation-Disclosures bieise
Sraans Murmtrtiamtsit fdsnttn.
9ebtrlei6en umfo6. entmsSsr einen
aeniffeu Grab Don Srisbeit bes
Sr9aues, Der es unbefdbiat Die n6tbise
Menae Sole o~bSufonbern ooer cine
Yeritopfuna in ben @aucnucfdben,
weIhe ole Sale binoert in Nen Sarms
tanal su eeInnsen. Die Saut erbdIt
cine aelbllde Sarbe. es finb Sdm.ren
in Der rehten Seite un6 redten S1uI'
ter u%orbanben unb Der @ppstit uimmt
ab.
Sr. 9Tusnf S6nie's Sambureer
Sropfen itdrfen uno reeuliren Die 2eber,
reiniaen ben Woseu unO entfsrnsn aus
Den @sodrmen bic BARN ousebdufteu
6 ruoitdten,