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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03
A Ia-it ttsSefiaE.

Amnng the uumeruus notable SYM
pathetic creations 0f the celebrated al.
tist, Gabriel Max, who stands tirSt
among the painlers of the Munich
school. ara the touching sceEes Oi tine
bind siri holdimg the lamp TOR her
I..l.u ~ believers H. descend into the ss--
cret ratactnDbs, hnd Thai oil the poOT
mntheilrss child, Julia Capuiet,' car
ried by the nun, hisO ihe Crushed VIC
uw Compelled to look On the auction Ui
her d,siraided property. But by many,
"A Last Greeting is considered his
.uas. er piece. 1t represents lovely
IN ,Iden, who has bet a Cast into the
srena, IN pagan Ruue, to be deV0tirrd
Oy the savage i'cssts, 'of the delects-
ton Of the Inhunan uIOo. she leans
against the encircliDg stone wslli ai
uer feet, broken by their fail, lie some
simple wild fi1wers; imrlUringly enc
iuoks up, seeking the hau'i froH which
they e.ne. Her whole life, like some
gigantic panorama, swiftly dishee
through her Ievefish Tram, every act
stands out with painful distincinrsS.
DeeyIy she realizes how often that
same strong hand, which now alone
bestOws last farewell, had been prot
f-r-d. Ably it would have protected.
5eside ensuring comfort, happiness and
5l;-alth, had she not csrelessly and dis-
.iaintully turned away. Women suf-
fering from those chronic weakne ses
peculiar to their Sax are prone TO just
,uch actions. Every day they bear Of
the Favorite Prescription Of DR.. r. V.
pierc,-, Of the WOrI'l's D.spe nsary aud
Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n. Y. Thou
Sd nds of these sufferers write in uni
vsrsai commentator of its great ex
celle CT and worth. Once within the
dreaded pale Of disease, II il worse
than folly to he careless. aud delay the
use of this positive means OF cure. LIS.
dies suffering from weakness, bearing.
,iown pain, or weak back, and Der-
vous prostration, will find this y sprci-
tic remedy. -Ou receipt Uf 81 so, "The
Peoplr's Common Sense Medical Ah-
wiser" a book of over nine hundred
large pages, will be sent pst paid. II
contains clear and concise descrip
tinn of the numerous diseases win
which women are afflicted. Address
the author, r. v. Pierce, NJ. D., But
falo, N. Y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03

ciety he Was wounded In the neck ny
/. pistol bal, the pistol being fired in
the mnsa reckless manner by young
mrn but short dista ce In advance
Of his psrty. i'he ball cut his cpllar
ami p.ss-d directly through his neck
ON the right side (within sb0ut nne-
eighth of an inch of the jugulsr vein),
describing sharp curve and lodgint
near the sh.,alder. 1, was extracted
by DR.. HObsOn, Of Flushing. He now
lies in very critic.l condition. Mr.
Beall Ia une of the most estimable
young men of this community, and in
good breeding and civil, cnrrect de-
p0rtInent ha cannDt be excplled. He
has, therefore, won the esteem Of all
who know him, and his many friends
are regretful ami indignant that h.
should nee ilessly be caused to suffer.
THE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE Oi i
Ida, = in Ds,emopr WIS IS >-the wsra'
est for 40 yesrs-thss oi 1875 being 42 :
JAMES McNARY lost q nice hog
wpich died rs ne Was driving 10 q
mai ket; it weighed about 25O pounds.
WILL KtLGoRE hung up his sOcki
lalong anout Christmas time. 'Santi
Claus did not forget him, aud Wm. u
the head nf family of-on.. HI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03
The Dead Of 1877

. The necrology of the PAST year in
cludes a large DrDber of eminent
names Of which We instance the fol
lowing: Cornelius Vanderbilt; Motley,
the historian; the Queen of Holland;
Rear Atinir.ls Alden, Smith, Wilkes,
Bailey, Gol.isborOugh and Davis, U.
A.; Rev DIR. Mublenberg; Author Oi
II would not live alwaysH; Senator
BrowniOw, of Tennessee, Fletcher
Hurper, last of the "Brothers"; Jno s,
@. Abbott, the historian, Robert Dale
Owen: Brigham Young; E. L Dsven
p0rt, Ben d Bar and Edwin Adams,
Actor; Thtrs, ex President o'
France: Senator Bogy of Miss; Lev
errier, the discover OF Neptune; Gen.
\. B Forrest, of Confederate fsme;
senator o. P. Morton Indisna's great
War Governor and Statesman, aud
msnc Others whose names are not In
this list. There was great mortality
among the prominent characters OF
this and other Countries.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03

A BILL has been Introduced in the
Csfii"ruis Legislature aimed at the
forcing process in the com non schools.
IL provides that reading, spelling,
writing, arithmetic, and geography,
shall take precedence Of all other
etudies in the district, primary
grammar and cosmopolitan schools OF
tue State. Efficiency in them must be
sttaiued before other studies can be
commenced. Not more than two
other studies shall be pursued coteIn
porsne,usiy with reading, writing and
spelling. which are 10 be Constantly
taught in ell the grades OF schools
enumerated to all pupils old enou gh 10
receive instruction in the same. The
8 -cond section Of The bill limits the
nInber of text books 10 be used, and
s'rope. II slSn provides thst changes
shalt ne made gradu1.ly, and with due
regard tn tha convent, nee of parents
and guardians.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03

THERE is to be high old time in
Columbus when Uncle Dick mount,
the throne. The battle-scarred verter
ans Of the ''Govern0r's Guard" have
made grest preparations and there viii
be many military organizations pre-
snt from the rural districts. The HoL
Senator Wagner will appear at th'
inaugural ball in full dress with ad
ditional frills tc his ruffled shirt auC
the Hon? Ross Alexander will be COS
TUNED 10 purple and fine linen pur
chased with an income arising from
ss>ignee Cases and thirty per cent lUans
Oni Ross will be grand.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03

FoUR years ago a Republican Gov
efnor was elected in Mississippi by I
d majority Of 10000. Al the receni
election the average bona f;te Demo
cratic maturity was IOO, ,0O0.-ot. Oairs
willie Gazette.
Aye, bona fide,' indeed! Let tn,
blood Of the martyred ChishoIms
which still. through Democratic vil
iiany and rspine, in vain cries to th'
! d .Docratir scoundrels in power in th'
State. for vengeance on their murder
ems, VINO slew them because of thei
political faith, speak. BY u,esns like
this come your bona tide' m.rjJrity ,anC
We don't near you belch your slckeu
Ing eructatlOu 'fraud' once. Out upor
such scoundrelism. Heaven smite th'
unhuuz Williams who. in the name 0
Demo rscy, murdered them and 9th
ers 10 s.,cure a .bpaa fie' lO0, 900 DsnI
ocratic majority. ....t -.#
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03

CYRUs H. MCCORMICK has won 9
suit ssainst the PeHnsyIvania rail
ruae, which will 5e nf considerable In
sarest 10 traveller The ground of tn
suit wss, In brief, thsi after Mr.. Nc
f,ormick . Baggage a4d been piaced on
u train at Phiiads lphia, and his de-
N md for Its return bqd been refused
ON the gr0un that lis removal would
prevant the starting of the train at the
prevent the starting Of the train at the
proper time, the baggage WIS carried
TO Chicay's. stored, and destroyed by
Gre Mr.. McCbrmlck RECEIVERS its vEln,
with iuterest-in all pOre than SIS,
sU0 the Court holding that the road
having taken his baggage without hi
consent, was responsible for 1t.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03

The comGiotion caused among the
Free Ma-ons of Europe by the action
{ of the Grand Orient of France, the
highest Masonic authority OF that
country, continues. The old formula
of FreEch Masonry was that; ;"Free
Masonry has for its principles belief in
the existeBCe Of Gml. in the immortal
ty Of The soul, anu 10 the solidarity Of
man." This formula, it will b. re-
nlsnbered, has been abolished. snd
the new fern only recognizes absolute
freedoHi Of coiiscience aud the sniidar
ity of man. 3 'v9nty hye French
] ,dxes resented tae Innovation and
withdrew from thecentral body. The
Irish Grand Lodge protested earnest
Is. and the English ia5OnS. At "a re
cent meeting representing ]. 100 lodges,
sepOintad committee 10 rrp0r. upon
tbe suhIect-Lprd Car1aFvons Grand
Master, condemniilg the Freacb de-
partnrs altogether. rne slpDdon
Spectator, notieing the incident. Hnd
P-marking that Il reveals the depth ,Ii
the chssms which are dividing mcd
erp-S society, nevertheless doubts
Ner the negative sctiou of the
Went i a sufficient ground for
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03

THE average OF the aggregate Of tn,
maJnrities given to the Deinccr.t.'
ticK.t IN New York this fall Is Il 54I
$50 more than was gwen for the salD.
ticket two years sga,-St. Clairsvilit
Gszstse.
And fbe great Democratic mOgu'
that brought about this result has run
like thief from New York, as an en-
bszxier of the public funds, whict
were applied to increasing the ayerag.
Dem9Tatic majority. Gone 10 ioir
Peter Sweeney, and ought soon to joii
chat other Demeciatic light and higl
priest, Boss I weed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03

THE SenatCriai contest in Ohio, nos
hat there sppeArs ID he u general
'earth of interest in politics elsewhere
) attracting q fair share nf attention.
\ Washington correspondent of ID.
'fthe pep-rs telegrsphs that il Il b.
.inning to bs lo.,ked upon Ia political
-iIcles there, ss impossible that ethel
t'endletOp, Morgan or Ewing csI
make the riff =" and doubtful !
'ither will he able to secure abov,
hlrty three out nj the required forty
even votes. The dark horse Is tn.
most desirable animal for betting men
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03

THE Wsshiugtnn corre- pondent Of
The Cincinnati Gazette balances the
books on the silver question:: ain the
attempts of both sides to count up the
silver and anti-silvsr vote in the silver
Senate, bsill> sides admit ttat their
respective counts show an exceeding
ly close vote in case Gf a Presidential
veto. The most claimed by the up
poneots of the bill Is twentys'x x vo.es
EXACTLY enough to sustain u veto With
Sharon away. The full vote is sew
enfyhve. Ii there are twenty five Sena-
tors to sustain a veto this would max.
a tie, and the Vice President could
vote the same As II the Senate were
eu 1aiiy divided. I" f- uF- ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03

Carl Mass and his wife. living in
Crawford courty, Iowa, locked thsir
three young children in the house and
went to the barn To shuck rorn. Dur
ing their sbsenc. the house caught fire
and the children perished. The
mother attempted tu rush into the mr.
and was with difficulty restrained.
The weather was fOggy, and they knew
nothing Of the fire until informed by 4
neighbOr. -.....--.. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03

HESRY WARD BEECHER has come
TO the conclusion that wicked viii.
Not b. turDed into hell" This hup
ever Just come ia time TO save J. Mad
ison Wells and Judas Bradley and 9th
ers Of that stripe.-Bellaire Leader.
But not in time TO save the chief
spostIe of Democracy-Boss Tweed
and nineteen democratic county treas
Dry thieves 10 Ohio. ''and others oi
the same so:t"- Connolly, Sweeney.
.Tilden 4 Co. But then that prince Of
Democrats, the hero Of Hamburg, the
unhung NJ. c. Butler, hasn't who'll,
csc. ped; he still sits on the Democratic
side in the u. s. Senata.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03

Or the 17ih instant man passe,l
VIM. p rdue, assisted by b 8 sister.
tIeBpted to burn his wife to death,
Iear W-stcnester, Tuscaraws county
IL appeared that Perdue and his sister
pncsived the idea that Mrs. P-rdu.
Vas witch, and thought il would b.
good plan TO iramolath hrr upon b
,uaeral pyre. Ms. Pc due naturally
resisted, snd escaped her impending
ate, after hsviug some OF her clothing
:Orn of and receiving sever bruises
rom which she did not recover fcl
several days. The guilty parties have
been arrested. .- -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03

THE Cinciunsii Enquirer speaks o
ne new Covering of ONO A. the Hon.
r. VI. Bishop, Governor eleot to th-
:Ieat state Of Ohio, head of the hous-
( r. NJ. Bishop & Sons. alleged Pre-i
arntial ssDiranI for 1880, head OF tn
Christian (DiscipIes) Church in South
-rn Ohio. Director of the OhiO & Mis-
i%sipPi Railroad, and Trustee Of tn
great Southern Railr ,ad Of Cincinnati.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03
a Great Offer for HolidaYs!

We will during these HHkD TIMES aud th
HOLIDAYS dispose Of 100 NEW PIANOS sna
OR(3A Ns of firsL class makers at lOa er prtcef
TOR casn, or install aiImenis. than ever before
offered WATERS ri mos and ORGAke
a re- the Best Made, warranted for years. IL
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed Great Inducs
menis To the nsde- Pianos. oc'ave. si3o; "a
,,cIave sly. ORUAN5. 2stops. Sis; stops. s5S;
F.; siops $50; stops. So 10 stops. s85; - stops.
$40; in pArf o, order. dot used a year. sheet
dusic a. haif price. HORACE WATERS
SONS, Manufacturers and Dealers, 40 East 18th
IL aAL NeF Y rk,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03
Aarper's Weekly.
-rt.. Illustrated
Notices of the Press.

HOeeoes ~ Ro LJces-
The WEEKLY is the ablest and most pow
erful illustrated periodical published in this
country. Its editorials are scholarly and con-
vincing and carry much weight. Its illus
Lrstions Of cTrrent events s-e fuil and fresh,
and are prepared by cur best designers.-
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Rsrper's Weekly should be in every ami
lily throughout the land, IS purer. more in
teresting, higher-tonel, better illustrated pa
per is not published in this or any other
country.-Commercial Bulletin, Boston.
The Weekly is the only illustrated paper
OF the day that in its essentis. chnracteris..cs
ls recognized Ms y national paper.-BrooklyR IN
Eagie. .5ut -rH't q" 80 % = y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03
1T CAN BE CURED.

1T can lie cured There 10 10 doi bt of 10. The
u Immediate relief afforded ny SANFOhDS
alAI lCAL CURE Ior CATAkRH N but =
slight evidence OF what may follow persi>.
u 1t use or this remedy The hard. i1cr1sted
10 removed with - few applications; the ulcer
alton snd :nfam matt lL subdued and healed:
are cIeansed and purified. Consiitutionally
its action is that OF powerful purity Ing sgeni
dretro. inS In It's course through the system
the oeid poison, the destructive agent In Ca
"a rnsI disease.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03

The Rev. Henry Ward Baecher j.
said to he involved In another law suit.
Mr. Wright boaght at auction for 81.
900 the right and title of the work
The Life Of Christ" including con-
traet Of Baecher to write the work
npop which he had received $4,000.
The suit is Instituted for the recovery
{ the $4,000 paid and $l0O.00l
'ismagae r breach Of contract in not
furnishing the work. Ju,ige Fuller
ton, however, denies that any suit has
been Instituted.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03

President aud Mrs. Hayes celebrated
their Silver Wedding at the ExecO
I'VE Mansion on New Years eve only
ntimate personal friends were in at
'endance. Nome can help wishing ths'
he beautiful domestic Life Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayes may be prolonged many
Sears,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03

No TRUER patriot or worthier Dem
oerst tnan q. l.. Vallsndieham evel
iised.-St. Cisirsvillr Gsz lite.
Let's see-so the people evidentl,
thought, in Ohio, when they buriee
the traitor beneath 100, 900 majority.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03

TIE recent wsrui weather remind,
che Harrisburg Telegraph Of that q
lSe2. when.on Christmas Day, a well
known gentleman Of that city pluckee
ripe peaches from his own trees ant
had them On his table at dinner.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03
w AsTgD asus,s roe Tas D ETE CIV E S
oEEupopE AND AMERICA.

Or Life In the Secret Services. A selection o.
Celebrated Cases. A Revelation OF the MOS
Xenow ned Detectives oi the Globe, for the
past .5 years, 1t dIkco-es some of the mos
marked INSTANCES OF deep laid plans Of mis-
tlttet and Outrage ever recorded Dy pen or pea
ciI Illustrated ith Full Page Engraving
SO pages. We offer Extra Inducements t.
A Rrnis. and lsay freight Charges on Books
For terms address The BURR Publishing
t,am uany Hartford. Ct.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03

AN attempt will O. made to have
he regular meeting Of Congress fixed
or October instesd Of Dpcember, 80 ~
ta allow SEINE work to be done befur.
the holiday adjournment each year.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03
R u P T u R <

Thnre %ishIi ReIIeI An'i Cnre Tor HUPrUks
should cvnsulrh Dr. J. a. ShERMAN 25S
Broad wa. New York.
send iOcts r,r his new book. with Phoio>
grnphic iikenesses OF bud cases before and
after cure Sewsre Df cheats who pretend to
lurnish DIR. ShermsD's treatment.
Dr col these fellows, german clerk. now
caIiing himself DR. w q GreInpiel. IL indlci ed
or con, plant Dr :. and awaits u III for forKc.y
and e,uot zziemeut.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03
TH<K~ no
TH nc
NATIONAL DISEASE.
Is HIT s;urablc?

TNlHoaE who have suffered fr.m the various
= AID complicated iorms OF disease assumed
By ~ zrrh, and have tried many physicians
ANA rennsdiss without relief o rcure, await the
answer 10 tnis QaeatiDn with consideraolo
anxiety. AMI we'll tney may; for mn dissass
mat can be mentioned 20 universally prev
aIenI and 81 desII ucLIve 70 health -Htarrn.
Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, and serious
Ano frequently fzIai Affection OF the lungs
follow. IN many cases q Case of simple but ne>
giecIed IaIArIh. OIner ~ IN pathetic n nfctionn,
such as deafness. imp ired rye-slght and lOss
o! sense OF smell, may he reerreo 10 a. minor
out nevertheless serious resui b OF neRicct ed
ala- RI. bad enonsh In themselves, but as
DoLhing csJml arcd with the dangerous arfec-
tiuus of the lii osal and lungs lkely TO follow.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-03
100, 900 copies OF B.. n~ias
Christmas Holidays.
Oasy Is Cen.s q aspy.

Some Idea OF the attrsciionS offered in tue
CHkisTAAS HOLIDAY NUaBkrs Of ST. Sicu.
0las. of which lO.uO cUplSy->NlI bs issued may
De gaine.s from lns .o, There sfs po-
Cullen 81 ant; nDs ..IsLsII0 Gnpu ss.iA1.d
Sxes en- boy L.ile. W the i.ls rIe,stiosr Ain.
thtop. anu I. s.l,rt story oy the author Of
'AiIce in HOnueTiAEd;' New fairy story
'5wveL AAIor-an lay " Frsak Il StockE D.
'fue feasi AIMS ChArAs.es, Uy LrcEeila hale:
poetic riGuie by Lr u HOilRDG. and = com.
rarisou between toe manners OF young folKs
IN old times aud nowadays, by Gail Hamilton
Oh the story eiein1nt, the bfIgE est feSIGIs
is Llis 6t sinLlng vi tue new serial by Miss Ai~
roIf, entitled Under the LIIacs, Win linus rs,-
ions D., MaIy HaIIock Fo0te.
Tne Christmas Number contains also the
.penlns Of = new serial Ssory Ior Boys a tale
& tropical lie. by Gustsvus FrsnkenstelD,
ntitied 'TowsE- AounLsIn, admirably Illus-
rated bs the artists SUran snd Rell , A
rortrait o: Miss AIcuLt. with a sketl b OF l.er
lie; several poems by Two Little American
ilrls; Play, and q ChIisErns. Carol Oct %
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The New Cover Is By the EuEIisn Artiss.
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nd q Letter To Young Americans, by George
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