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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-09

fsBen ;u fcuen aeslaubt, une bic Hei'
sunaen Sannc's mahten ibre Wobnun'
gen balp gum 3uiammenfunftsort Del
bcbtn 8el:. sic empfns bic Safe mi
elmer 9eiduistsit, bic itrsns ibrsr 5ussnos
baftiafeit unp Der @rt oes 9srbdltenes
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acmelen mar.
Bel ibrsn ianftsn unc fsuiasn Sitten
ater purrcn etsie ;abireiden unp lebs
baftsn Ssrlammlunssn, bel psnen Secsr
fb Gtpas earauf ~ SUITE that, hem
9eiite Rec Cages ieinen Iribut su be-
sablsn, in renen penis BON erniten, pom
fttli6en Dinsen, ptsl BON Ssrsniisuns
gen uno Sntrisuen ssiprpten wuree.
In penen man lib manhmal iosar auf
Rotten ses 5eilisfen. mas es aibt,
aufbeitsrte, fir Die t%ussnpbafte Sulia
balp cine Warter. Nie fpnnte iie fb
an risie mebr ais lei4tfsrtise Nrt sss
m6bnen, unp pom rem Nusenblife an
no lle Wutter aeporeen, eridien fs
ni4t mebr in pieisn YsriammIunsen.
Die Gorge fur ibrs 8inpsr risnte ibr
gum SOrwanr, bic Fe tsinen Wistblinss
bdnprn anper!rausn noble. 5anpo tdul1s
te ii6 ni6t btnfdtlih pes sissntlis
den Sewsssrunces. cod poQte er pas
Wstb, pelbss sr liebte, nttt betrlbsn;
bel ieinen Sreunpsn nabm er Ipsar
lteintar germ ibre partei.
[5Urttsuns fplst.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-09

aus einem Studs" in einen ,Surf6en"
psrrancelt Wirp. Bite. itide mir Ell
men ls6sliah9en Rspclpsr. buncsrt pa
troaen unp cine quite DpppelHinte.
Wir baben rdmli9 tei6lcfen, uns
BON cen ~bsmpoitsn 5duptsrn" niat
msbr unssfraft ..rdmpeln" ~ lofen.
Wir percen cine Sarrifaee an Gem Sfs
Gnce uaisrcs @sbdgccs crritter upo
cieielbe nit elmer ie6spfineisen Rancn ne
armiren. Wir batsn in unierer 8lafIe
cteie Bode gang bdbibe GerluRs sebabt.
6reunc 6iltOn bat cine blaue 9cbne i'm
Dragon, rie er beim beten WilIen ni6t
percauen fam ; nod i6limmsr 1T 9ts
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fib in Der Seits bat. Da inp srpei ans
psrs Greuace perbdltnismdbis better abs
ssfcmmen. Der cine erbielt einen
S&ub in's 8nie, Der ibn fir lebenss
ldnsli& ldbmt (; rem anperen puroe
elm IuSe aussefpden ; i'm ibriaen bez
incen ftd absr 8sipe rrpbl.
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in untsfbapistsm 3utanpe am sansen
8sbduce. Mber nur @erulp, liebe
Wutter.! 8ieIeidt. ebs Du pisie 3eiIen
erbdlh, bat Der telegraph Dir l6On els
men srpBen GrfOIs, Ten mir errunssn.
asmelcet. Wir finb pamit beiddftist.
Die Suatiere Der .altsn" su untsrminis
rem ; mir arbeiten Tag unp Na9t. 100
yarp III Ger Tunnel bersits lang. @ir
rsreen mad ceiFiber ueberlesuns. Dpe
ramit anrencsn. Du fann1t allp 9tft
rarauf nebnsn, liebe Wutter in a1t
1asen 1T fein FILTER" msbr am 9ss
ben
Dsin- ;drtlider Sobn
8irati 8eIlg.
princeton Is. Wdr3 1873"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-09
Die Sums.M ,,ftuotrt''

mag Der folssnps Brief Zen elm bUffs
nunssrplIsr Stupent an feline Muttsr
i6rieb, seissn Ger i5arfsm Ssrtt bittsrs
Wabrbsitsn eu,bdli
.4iebe Wuttsr {! Sn meiten Stupien
made i'd ni6t 10 srpse Gorti@ritte ais
i1 srpartet babe, aus cem etnfa1en
0runps, neil pa cine Wense anpsrer
Dinss su treibeu IN. abs. mir baben
lebbafte Gage. 90 chen TONNE i@ pom
BEN SesrdbniHe bon Siae 9oUf surad,
Gr wurpe am sOrissn Disnitas erl9oi.
fen, neil sr ss ni&t ;ussten wOlte, pae
sinise ,bempOite Sdupter" ibm rie Sos
fen aus3csen unp feline Seine na3 Ar,
Der 9arbisridilcsr ROTH unp grim an.
fris9sn. So III piss bic leste Ybale
bic man pur@,uma1en bat, sbs mar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-09
Die Sreiie 0es 0etretoeS.

Die @ufbebuns Ger YIctars Der Sd,
fen res S1war;sn Wserss," l6rsibt Die
Granffurter 3situns. bat in ren Sc
trsipesS esiebunsen @sfts guropa's cine
psientlide Asnperuns berpprserufen. ris
robl sseisnst III, auf bic prsiie Ger
SrprtpHe eihen nabbaltiasn Ginaus ~
iben. @dbrenp unmittslbar mad Der
Grnte u n 9 a n, wsldeS infplse BON
Wisernten mebrere Sabre feline fribere
&oue auf Gem WsltmarfI einseblst
bate, piepsr einen Itarfen Nnlauf nabm
unp srcse Suantitdten @streire mad
SieceutI6lane, Der Sdpei, unp lelbft
nad Tranfrei6 CUR Ausfubr brahts,
traten i'm Serbt plSBli9 = trcB ces
8rieseS bic unteren Opnau~
ldnperu np g dpruelano auf
0runo elmer an Nuantitit unp Sualitit
slsi1 ausee;ei6pstsn Grnte ale 0erfaus
fer auf. Die biaisen 0aHerfraesn unc
Gas Weer parsn pieien 9inpsrn infclse
pss Srisses psripsrrt unp 70 rparsn piss
lelb:n senDtbist, Zen Yreis flr ibr Sc
tretce 10 nterrts su ftslen, bas ss Dem
ausldnpiibsn 8dufsr mSsli6 mar, pals
lelbe m ittelft Giienbabn ~ boben Hrabten
Den fernen SonIumtipnslinpern i'm We.
fen su;ufibrsn. SIN Sftobsr bssann,
purh bic Gntwsrtbuna Der ru6iiben 9as
luta b~sslnfist bic Nusfubr aus Sios
ruB!anp unp aus Der Wolrau pur6 Die
BufOpina unp 0ali3ien, une bale nabm
Ger @srfsbr auf ben ,und1f betbeilisten
Sabuen ic,,rieise DimenIcnen an, pas ras
pprbanrene fabrenre Watsrial ni6t mebr
ausrsitte urp a4e an rem 0erfebr ins
tereilirten Sfrethiitsn unp rsutihen
8abnsn UNI Sefe4uns BON leersn Wa'
gen ansesansen wsrpen muste. Bic
gum Mbitlub Pes WaHenniufanpes bat
pieler Vsrfebr, pelber lebbaf; an ben UNI
sariihen Grport pes SabreS 1867 erins
merit, unseibpd6t fortsepauert, aber 10
fort nab @bl6lus pes Wafenfiufanpes
ipuree Die Blpfape Der 5dfsn rss
S6war;sn Wesrcs aufsebpben. Wttte
Gebruar liefsn idpn bic erftsn Dampfer
In Spei1a Elm. unc ieitrem bat Der Or.
port pisper ben alien Ssepss nod pem
0sfen einsel&lasen, wopur1 Die biss
bergen bObeu Gra4ten tpeientlid rerus
grit nnp infoIse csiisn bic q streires
pretfe In sana Wefsguropa
berabseprldt rperpeu. &uBlanc
1T nun Defenders na1pem inspii6sn Der
Srisee sel&lchen in Ter slnitissn Sage,
ben ennclmsn uebsidluB ieiner liplitsn
prcYinssn an 9etrsipe ;u ~ Serpertbsn,
nobel 90 momsntan feinem srniteu Sens
furrsnten bssssnst. llnsarn bat wis
i1on feline bobsn Gorperuns btwsilen.
fsinen Vorratb ron Seians msbr IN ras
Auslanp ab,usebsn. unp Amsrifa, psls
Dies TIM Winter ffsts rur init ssrbdltnies
mdeis u%nbepeutsnpen Suantttdten auf
Dem europa brinssn. Sis rabin Mir
Pen aber aud bic ruiil&en Sinnenss'
pdfsr unp Ter Innil@e Weertulen sis
frsi. unp 8uslano FAM i'm Norren ieiz
mem Musfuprbanpel cine Swslie piOrte
Sfnsn. Gs wirc iOna1, ea allen Mn.
iteine nab Mmsrifa in 1877 cine pirf.
LID CUTE Grnte bate, rie p~issidbriss
Champagne BON srobsm Sntsrs1e ittn
uni BET Der bspOritebenpsn Sonfurrsnj
Der beieen sr6Bten Yrppuftipnsldnper
wirc Der Sentiment bier pobl auf itbr
mdbise B%rcrrreiie rsdnsn pdrfsn -
pofern Der eurOpdil@e Grisee srbalten
bIeibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-09
Sweitss Sapttsl.
Die 6amtlteS Utpta'S.

Sipia sebSrte su elmer Der spslasn
unp dlteften Gamilien Galapagos. Dur6
ibrs Mutter sdblte Ne Az ibrsn &bnsn
pen beriibmtsn Familiar 8arfas, Der
flnf SABRE lang S9reden unp 0srwls
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-31
THE LATE SEOSM.

The great storm of the % 4 inst.
proves to have been very destructive,
and the actual pecuniary damage must
have been large. The course OF the
storm il now clearly traced from the
tropics, sweeping northward along the
Atlantic coast. 1t was in the Chesa-
make that it did its most fearful work,
raising a sea which actually tore TO
pieces a passenger steamer, drowning,
n is supposed, twenty persons. Every
nff,rt WAS made tt,as4re the boat from
the fiiry of the storm, but without
avail. This same story WAS repeaIeu
all along the Chesapeake, out, happIy'
without its saddest feature; the pay Is
said to be lined with wrecks. In fnli-
adelphia the total damage to properly
is put at 81, 000 900. with six lives lost
and more than dOz IN persons lDJu-
red; and from all parts of the East
come reports of the destruction OF
property by the furious cyclone.
The wind is an element against
which. in our climate, we do not take
special precautions, 50 that anything
like n tornado is sure to result IN the
loss of great deal of property anu
damage to an unfortunate amount.
! Churches, in such cases, are almost
.lways the first to be lnJired:
their spires, especially as they are built
in.this country, presenting no i0rnli-
Idable opposition to the gale. AT Phil
adeluhia not less than forty churches
were damaged. One story is partlcu
Iarly melancholy. The walnut street
PRESBYTERIAN Church is reported TO nave
been 'tiust reftted, re!rescoed and re-
upholstered" 1t had a proud splre,
reaching 1S0 feet toward the heavens,
which came down, ant. in coming down
carried away part of the church rool
and filled the organ loft with its own
fragments, the organ itself being utter
ly ruined. Here the loss was S3o, ,OoO.
The spire of the First Baptist Church'
also in Philadelphia, is represented as
having "doubled up" 1t was wood,
en- one with slate skin. The spire ol
the Emanuel German Lutheran
Church lowered the height OF 20 fee'
above the sidewalk upon when Its
fragments are now heaped. What
happened in Philadelphia happened
also in a good many other places
At Norristown. Penn, two churcnes
were destroyed; at DoylestoWn, two;
at Chester, three. At Trenton, N. j.,
divers steeples "oscillated," but did
not fall. At Albany two churches
were badly damaged.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-31

efficiency. Gen. Negley was appoint
ed a member of the Executive Commi'
tee.
Maryland Republicans have strong
hopes of carrying two Congressional
district in that State next month, pre-
dieting with positiveness the election
of Mr.. Urner in the Sixth district by
upwards of 200 majority.
Hog cholera is prevailing to an alarm
ing extent in Illinois. 1t is fatal be-
yond precedent; some farmers losing
most of their hogs, and selling what
, remains at low figure for fear they
will take the cholera and die. One
farmer in Salem lost sixty cut of $50
fine young Eogs.
Secretary Sherman says of James E.
Anderson's retractiOn: He had always
been satisfied that the truth of history
D would in the end fully vindicate him
+ from all charges and aspersions in the
matter of the so-call5d Sherman letter,
and he would prefer to assist rather
; than to delay or Obstruct a thorough
s examination into all the facts.
Accordin to private letter received
t at st. Paul, Minnesota, the battlefield
q on which Custer fell is still covered
: with the bleached skeletons of his
q soldiers. The few shOvelfulS of earth
II thrown over them have been washed
a away, and the remains are exposed to
II the elements.
,r The State Normal School building al
l. Emporia Kansas burned Saturday
)r morning. The fire broke out at three
70 o'clock, and the building burned with
s, such rapidity that nothing was saved
), o. NJ. PomerOy, President, lost his
ts valuable library, besides all his house
III hold effects. The building cost SS5 600
Is and had not tarthing of insurance.
fe f. The Manhattan Savings Bank ,corne
or Brodw iy and Blpecker street, New
40 Yory, was entered by seven masked
20 burglars between and 8 O'Clock ol
,e Sunday morning, who handcuffed tn,
ut janitor, his wife and mother-in-law
in and by threats If death forced the jani
n tor to reveal the combinations of tn
or safe and to deliver the keys to them
i They emptied about twenty tin bOXe
Il containing bills and left. The janitO
m gave the alarm about nine O'Clock, tn
"a. burglars having previt u5ly left tn
"a. building. The night watchman rouse
az the 1anltOr, VINO occupied an Gppe
Iv story, about six O'Clock, and left, lock
sd ing the outer door. The boxes rifle
fl. contained jewelry and valuable
III amounting to over two millions seve
"a hundred thousand dollars, all eXcel
on about two hundred Thousand being rel
lin istered bonds and not negotiable. Tt
,er bank has given notice that no pa,
'en ments will be made without the ski
TX, days notice, rs provided by the rul
yn of the institution.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-31

THE fact that Anderson has made 6
statement hostile to the Democrats il
giving them much concern. They
agree that if he don't stand by them
until the Potter Committee can get in
report based on his evidence. the
whole basis of report would be swept
away. They have reason to know that
he has exposed some OF those who were
active in preparing evidence upon
which TO base the investigation, and
that he has curruborating evidence
without which no statement from him
would carry any weight, Among oth-
ers who figured in the attempt to force
the nvaStigatiOn upon nngress, it can
be proved that Colonel Pelton went to
Baltimore aud had interviews with
those interested, and that he then in
sisted, in the name of TIldeu, that the
Investigation should be started, and
that the resolution concerning it should
be so drawn as to prevent investigs.
ton into any charges which might be
made against Mr.. filden, or his near
friends, in correction with attempts at
corruption during the contest.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-31
NEWS JOTETNGS.

The famous race horse, Harry
Bassett, died on Saturday at Trenton,
n. J.
The boiler in a fork.handle works at
Rome, Ashtabula county, o., exploded,
killing the engineer and two Others.
The official majority for the head OF
the Republican State ticket 10 Iowa is
8, ,3S9. Still the Democrats conspire to
steal all the congressman.
Dispatches from the West say that
snow fell on Saturday in Western Mis-
souri, and different places in Kansas, the
earliest fall in sixteen years.
The President has issued d proclama-
ton designating the fourth Thursday
| in November, the 2Sth, rs 4 day for
national thanksgiving aud prayer.
Sixteen arrests have been made in
Kingstree, S G., BY the United States
| Commissioner, for interfering with
the political rights Of colored citizens.
John H. Putnam of Chillicothe, has
purchased the Ohio Statesman, and
will assume the management thereof
November /. He paid $1,000 for the
concern.
Some 400 persons in North Carolina,
indicted for illicit distilliDg, will be-
allowed to plead guilty, and sentence
will be suspended during their good
behavior.
The Supreme Court will next month
hear arguments involving the c0nstitu'
tiOuality of all laws heretofore made
bearing on the question of polygamy
in Utah.
Up to date the applications for pen
sions on account of the late war amount,
in round figures, to 100000, 100000 of
which were made by men and $50, ZOO
of which were made by widows.
Rev. N. A. Gallagher, of st. Patrick IS
Church, Uolubus, o., has been appoints
ed by Archbishop Purcell ADMINISTERS
tor of the Diocese of Columbus, vice
Rosecrans, deceased.
Secretary Schurz spoSe in fremont
Temple, Boston, wednesday night to
rs large an audience as could gather in
the building. Thousands turned away
unable to gai admission.
Prof. James G. Watson, of Ann AR.
Dor, Mich, has accepted the proposi'
tiOn of tho Regents of the Wisconsin
University, and will take charge Of the
chair of astronomy Immediately.
Bismark and and Sidney, Nebraska,
dispatches say snow fell rapidly in that
region on Frid iy and extended up the
river from Bismarck 200 miles. 1t was
the heaviest storm ever known in Oct
tober.
The Democrats of the Memphis dis
trict will make no nomination for Con.
gress, declaring it impossible to call a
lcOnvention on account of the fever.
Casey Young, present member, is out
IS an independent candidate.
Ezekiel Wells, of Norwalk, o.,
wealthy farmer, who had been visiting
friends at Columbus, started for home
October 16, and has not been heard of
since. 1t is feared he has been foully
delt with.
The Narrow Gauge Railroad Oonven.
tion, at Cincinnati, adjourned on Thurs
day sine die. Several papers were read
advocating the narrow gauge system
on account of its cheapness and
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-31

Boston papers say that the apple crop
now being gathered in the central and
eastern counties in Massachusetts, is
simply enormous, the trees Deing laden
to the ground with fruit. In the first
mentioned county the crop is the larg-
est for many years, and the farmers in
gathering it find in some cases that
their products are double wh 1t they
expected. Consequently the price
obtained for the fruit is very low. They
are being purchased Mt important points
for shipping To England and various
parts OF the United States for from 81
81 25 per barrel. The poorer quality Of
apples are beng sold for making cider
at 10 cents per bushel.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-31

Figures West of Bellaire inclusive are
Columbus time; figures East of Wheeling in
elusive, Baltimore time.
ZANEsvILIE ACCOMMODATION leaves Zanes-
vile daily except Sunday at els A. M, and ar
rives at Columbus at 9.15 A. NJ. Stopping at
all Stations.
Fast Express runs daily. Express daily on
Central Ohio Division; daily except Sunday on
Lake Erie and Chicago Division. Other
Trains daily except Sunday.
THos. P. BARRY, Western Pass'r Ag't, Gin,
cinnat.
| L. NJ. Cole, Gen'l Ticket Ag't, Baltimore.
C. H. HUDSON, Sup't Trans. Ohio Division
Chicago.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-31

THE Hon. Win. NJ. Evart5 address,
od a Ia-yp audi nee at the Cooper In
stitute. New York, last Thursday even
ing mainly on the finances. lie con
tended. in ,ncluding, that no people
ever entruIt their Government 10 turn
ing what is v1lueless into valuaoie.
Fiat money Involves the necessity tha'
when ii st is IN Iney everything - 20 oe
done on the fit blsis. The astonishing
thing is, that there should be pubic
men who GO up and down the country
nsing arguments that insult the people :
intelligence. Common honesty, the
basis OF our institutions, is never 10 oe
turned adrift under such arguments al
these
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-31

A Washington special to the Cincin-
natl G Gzatte says: News from the
managers of the Republican campaign
in Pennsylvania is to the effect that one
of the fullest votes ever cast will b.
polled at the coming election. Those
who have been fixing 10,000 as the
limit of the Republican majority in
Philadelphia no v place it above 10 900.
Some of the opponents of the Republi-
cans concade 1900 The Democrats
are greatiy fearins the effect of tho
Greenbsck vote, and all indications
point to its being drIS1 mainly from
The Democrats,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-31

A FEEBLE denial from one or an-
other of the c;pler copsrcaners con-
tinues at intervals to fall on the lncred'
ulous ear of tho public. but the whole
party il fast drifting away INTO oisI
graceful oblivion and viii soon oe heAlu
of no more. By the time 1851 comes
round nobody will mention IIiden' uii
less it be to inquire whether that weaE
and wicked old man who tried TO clpnel
his way into The White House Is SUI
alive. lie is already the deadest man
politically, to be found in the Unlteo
States.-Clsvelan Herald.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-31

WE publish on the outside oil tni'
naper the denial of Tilden to the cipher
dispatches. We ado Dt the language o.
the New York World, the leading
Democr tic paper of New York City
in referring to this letter: 1T denies
only what needed no denial, and eX
nlains only what needed no eXplana
fion-u Will the st. Clairsville Gazette
tbronoh it's columns, let its readers SCI
these cIpber disp IT hes? Let the peo
nile read aud judge for themselves =
the conduct o: the ID Dhmocratic mana
gers in the me norable campaign .
1874
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-31

THE D,.m3cfatic editors are remark
ing with evident agony that the Re
pu5licans are preparing to turn the
fraud gun around and fire it with III ln'
creased noise upon the very person:
who invented it. Why shouldn't they:
They have it on the highest D9moerfs zoe At
ic authority that fraud should never Dc
condoned. Tribune.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-31

Mr.. HALE, Chairman of the kepuD'
licen Dngressional Committee, Is o.
the opinion that the reported propa
biIitv of Randall'S defeat has lttie
foundation. lie thinks his eiec'lol
reasonably certain.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-31

Two revenue officers of the United
States have been imprisoned, ln the
State of South Carolina, for now theSt
seven months, for no other crime tLdu
that of doing their sworn duty. Ii
Wade Hainpton's pleasure.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-31

SPEAKER RANDALL thinks the Dam
ocratic m 4jority, in the next House
will he thirty five. With the help o
Clerk Adlms, the stealing OF loWa'an.
the red shirt plan in the South' II
f,ot inuOssihle
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-31

HoN. JOHN ). CARLISLE, ex- VI nlteu
State senator of West Virginia, VINO
lied at CIarksburgh last Thursday, wa
me of the ablest of the politicians 0
that State, and was very popular du
-;nr, his naIItical career.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-31

Now, if Nephew Pelton woalu 'eii
where he procured his $1,000 for Oregon,
his s5O, 900 for Florida, and his Soo'oo'
far Soutn Carolina, Uacle Tilden might
be given opportunity for another ca'0
of denial.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-31

THE accustomed Democratic remark
ahout the Fraudulent President ha'
grown somewhat into diSuSe recehtiy
Why is this, thus? The 81. CialrsV,tl' ~
Gazette should exert itself To keep th'
sIfrod,, WhOOU uppermOSt.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-31
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The Best Tonic Biiters Ever Invented

The Best Tonic Bitters Ever Invented.
VHTANT OF APPETITE is not in i.stlt "a
w disease, but simply er's'ence IN" o.
disease exists in the system, which nitis. Ue
cured before the patient eau expect L., relish
what is eaten, or receive any baat fit from ~,
food taken into the stOii> ach. The ;QUINl-NF y
TONIC BIrTERS will restore tEe natural ai' ID,
peCite by curing the disease, not simply excl
ting the stomach by sttmulsnts, The seconde
ry effects OF which is only 10 add to the ce-
from which a distaSte for food arose, b .
making perfect cure.
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and Sick HeddGche-
These diseases are more prevalent than any
country are all but univeral. A medicine
that can be relied upon as q permanent cure
for them, is tn e Qutnine Tonic Bttters. They
can be taken without any deleteriOus effect
upon the system, and Will leave the patient
with all the exuberant feelings of health. The
Quinine Tonic Bitters have beeu remarkably
successful in restoring the distressed and de-
spending dyspep.ic to perfect health.
They keep the healthy t0eu, and cure the sick,
No one ever used them that did not praise
them. They will improve the appetite facil-
itate digestion, give tone to the nervous syS-
TEN, and Vigor to the digestive organs; there
by imparting health and strength. There Is
They are the best aromatic tonic and stom'
achic ever made.
FOR LADIES In delicate health, persons OF
sedentary habits. and in all cases where a
strength giving stImuant is required, the
Hitters will be found invalu uable.
The purity Of their composition never Udries.
Price SI.oo per Bottle.
For sale by dealers generally. and at whole
Sa le by WEST & TRUAx, Toledo. Ohio, and by
STRONG & Com. Cleveland, o. and X JoNEs
Il SONS, Columbus, D. II 4w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-31

The Democrats Of Iowa propose 10
have a little election of their own 10
November. There vii! of course De no
opposition. CInseqlently they VIII
elect their nine Congressman ana CleFH
Adams will put them on the r1ii ana
the Democratic IL ju4e will vote them
in the Colorado case, AMI the grea,
cause of reforn AMI popular rights Will
he advanced another step.-Cln. Gaz
otto