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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-01-04
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Beyond the Reach of Human skin

Beyond the Reach Of Human Skin
Is the power to restore the hair TO bzId heads
when the bulbs at the roofs are Destroyed BY age
or disease; but there are doubles many persons
becoming bald, whose hair BY careful affenion
might be restored q is original lIxHiapce and
beauty ParkeEis Hair Balsam IS an elegant
preparation, designed to meet the public want for
harmless hair dressing and restorative. Il acts
ike magic, commencing az the very roofs, re-
moves Dandruf and al humors from the scalp.
and never fails to restore gray o. hded har t0the
original color, and he soa, nch and glossy ap-
pearance Of youth. By It's occasional use 6ling
of the hair IS Immediately checked, and . luxlITi-
ant and beapnhnl growth pf young iIaiF induced.
The exquisite perfume and the purity Of It's CON-
position are highly appreciated, and as II IS not
dye and does not stain the SKIN or clothmg,
it IS a growing favoiee Of the toilet table every
where. Buy a bOttle from your Druggist and ssss
is mentS.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-01-04

Judge R. P. Ranney is recognized
among possible successful aspiranss Tor
the Democratic Z. S. Senatorship, to be
chosen by the present Ohio Legislature.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-01-04
FLIGHT OF MURPHY,


is preternaturally pleasant. The days come
and 60 like June days;-there has been no
rain, no frost, no nothing that is disagree
able, except the monotony of continued fine
weather when it ought to be bad. The
poor enjoy it, for it does away with the
necessity of much clothing, and fuel. 1t
is the most singular season that has been
known for half century. PIETRO.
New York, Jan. 1st, 1878.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-01-04

An Ut9Ll FAIllUhhs
The house Of Meter & Co., brokers, Nent
under this week, for something over $490,
coo. assets next to nothing. High living is
the cause of it. The brothers-thers were
two Of them-kept splendid horses, rich cot
tages at Long Branch and Newport. and
INDUCED in all sorts Of extravaganee. which
was very pleasant as longas it lasted. But
they could not keep it up, especially as they
met with some rather heavy losses; and 50
one fine morning they vent up, and stepped
down and out.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29
SD bin etn gutter Menid !" 0ir feblsr
Spar @Qe absr rte 9ate bee 6ersens
1T Elm fSflihes Sleinpp.
Hortsehuna fofot
[JprtIesuns folat.l
0emonnen.

Der 6ornif sines 1bsatsr. Sr6sfers
lhulrtt ietnem Gcus9en, Gem paufens
itliser, einsn lbalsr. Der pauier mar
Elm isbr isariamsr Wann, Der es nit psm
0slre 70 senau nabm, pte nit Den pau
fen. mdbrenp Der 6ornif, elm leittfnni,
ger Wulifant, fi1 ebeuippenis paraus
nnadte, penn Ct "a unp rOrt sinsn Ibas
Ter fdulpis bIieb, alS psnn lsinem Sns
frumsnte bin unp pierer elm paar falIds
I6ue sntwiden. Sbpobl Der paufsr
iepen Mbenp ben 5prnifsn an feline
S1ulp errtnnerte, fpnnte er bod niHt Al
ieinem Ibaler fommen. Da riB ben,
paufsn1&ldser bic @spulp unp CT probts
zines Mbsne5 Dem 5ornifen nit Dem Sc.
ri9tsuousiebeI faas er ni9t nod Sor
Dem Sdlu6e Der Sper ieinsn 1balsr be.
tdme. Der 6ornif usrlpri@t 3abluns.
bemertt aber ld4slnp: .Was petten sic
nit mir, Sie nsbmsn cen 1baler bod
nitt an, renn t@Sbnen penielbsn aud su.
ridseben polteS" uGs gilt einen Cha,
lsr," iast Der Yautenl&ldssr frob. fir pas
LANCE Warten auf Die 8~dd;abluns rss
lbalsrs auf riele 8eiie entltdpist ~
psrrsn. Die Oper bssinnt. Der SOrs
nit unp Der pauier arbeiten Heibis eruuf
los. slIs nun aber Gas Ginals pes lsys
ten Aftes beranfommt in pelbem Die
paute sinsn oblisatsn @irbel, Der Dor.
ntit aber nlaeet" bat, pa nabt li1 Ter
6Orniit ieinem eifris bic Iadts sabIsnpsn
0ldutissr unp rei9t ibm Den Sbalsr bin.
ater Der pautenl6lasr bat nur nod
spslf Sadte bis gum gSirbel unp Mint
caber Dem 6ornilten ab. Otsisr ldt ld
ierpb nitt ire MAIDEN unp ridt nit
lsinem lbalsr Gem paufer ribsr. llns
piuis peritarft cieisr feline abpsbrsnpsr
Sspesunsen umlpnt Der Sernit
lsst rem lbalsr In 0eltaIt BON 80 3rbn,
prennisildsn auf raS Sell Der paufe.
BOD einen Sadt unc rer Srpse @irbel
fcmmt = .9sben Sic gum Ieufcl nit
Sbrsm 5balsr !" ruff FER Yaufsr balbs
luut unp fatlt nit rew @irbsl rittis nm
sinsn ladt ,u frib Elm. Die 3sbnpfen.
nisitids Risssn tbm nur 70 um Cen Sopf
berum. Der So,nit ater bemsrtt la1snp /:
,.Sasts id nidt, Sie udbmsn cas- 0slp
nidt an 2 gle babsn bic @stts psrlOrsn.
ole 5errsn GOuesen inD ;sussn |! Sest
linr sic mir ersi Wa,f l6u;pis = quite
Nadt !" - Das lbeater mar ldnsif aus,
ais Ger pautenidliser nod immsr Die
3sbnpfennisfade in allen Gden suiam.
msnIutte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29

amerifa tmportirt bsute nur nod rie OLE
lsrfeinfen pariIsr unp @iener A;tidA ,
aass uebyise usrienpst 60 lelbR. Ssine
Waorsn Inp ni6t nur better une slsean<
ter, ioneer aud billiser. unp srar 3ue
meiff in Golse ieinss biQissn 6ol;es unn
ietner aussaeidnstsn, arteitIparsncsn
Wafhintn. Mm tsfen pntaufen nd
prdben bic Dampf SpisIseuse (fleins
Dampfl6ife. 9OfomOtiosn s.), ausers
benz Die sabaoien Sdbsl6n aus 6ols
unp BLEED, weI6e fraber Gnslanr une
Deutidlanp alsin liefsrtsn. Die ses
p6bnli&sn Spielpaaten psrrsn i'm Dss
FEN fabrisirt uno cann gum ,,Finish's
mad tenn Often aelanrt. pdbrsnr Die
feinsn Sorten In Nsw yorf unp ben
Neusnslanr Staat.n sema6t unS fertis
sefeat perren. Sn ben lssteren finp all
lsin aber 200 Gabrifantsu son Spitle
paarsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29
Bon yptrradten amerffas

Bon uptrrIdten Amerffds
nern unp 4mertfanerinns
in YariS" IGreibt Der ygineinn-
0olfsfrp.": Dislelbsn bdtten siel rosu
bsisetrasen. paris. no man S%srbdltniss
mdsis biais lsSsn fUnnte, in Elm .tbsurss
Yaaiter" su perpanpelr. .Sie poQer"
= iast Der ,.0olfsfrrs." pSrtli4-uiu@
nrer ras .Ssts" baben une linp babel lrr
einfdltis, itsts rie 8ase aus Gem Cad
laufen ,u laiItn, 10 ea6 pie 8srfdufsr msr,
fen. tsin ptets mare 3u bod. wenn ie nur
stpaS .,Nsttes" liefern fSnnsn. Bsionpsrs
iinp ris amsrifanii&sn Ueibsr rerI1usn@
psrii1. Sslbit eieienisen, ipsl6e tsine
g~auipaSen babsn, poasn In perisltsn
Wsile 2oilstte maiden. ME Gle pariIer
Damsn, pel6e I'm Ssfse Ger pra1tpol.
fen 8arrpfsn finn. Yisle amsritanilte
DAMIEN in paris trasen uuf rcr Strass,
islbff betm i&muBisfen @stter. Slsiper
nit lan8en Stlsppen. ME fe cine parfs
isrin III In ibrer Gquipase ODER i'm Sas
Ion trdst. Die idlauen pariier Saufsute
babsn INNER etrpaS nNpartss" fur un1sre
psrridtsn Mmesitansr u. tpsnn ie einmaI
einen preis fefseisst bubsn, ssben lie UNI
feinen Gent berun!sr; mas Der cine
perrldie Entertainer nitt nimmt. inpst
i1srlid bel einsm anpsrsn NbIaB. Die
Barrier 8anasute perfaufsn sepiIs fofs
barfe Artidsl nur an eis oOamen pom
Der demi-monde" unr an Mmerifantrin.
go beitsate fir,lit cine amsrifaniibe
LADY, Elm Saihentu6 far 10000
1ranes. 9atlrli1 mar ni1s Dsrartisss
pOrrdtbis. Der b~strsfenrs Saufmann
ma&ie fsin 6sbl paraus unp iaste, Der
prsiS rid.e fb mad Der Arbsit unp IS
pdrpe mebrire Sabre srfprpsrn, UNI Elm
Ial6sntu& au eislem preile bsrsufeaen.
IS bali SQss ni1ts. Die Dame beianr
auf ibrer 8sfeIuns unp iaste, fe Jet ents
i&lpGen, Gin Sai&sntu& gu bsissn. mic
IS itlbf bic S5nisin 0ietpria ni@t aufs
petIsn f5nne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29
Gin nisa,rlGaaii&er 0elebrter Der

W." ss~sss""osIwst VStsyttSv HStA
Differing. battn stnem Werfe : ,,On Chi
nese Currency'rie Na9ri6ten unp Ans,
idten Der 6 binefen iibsr bic &C..
6t6te tbreS Wdn3wefens
,uiammsnssfsat. Wan srFebt avs Iei-
nem Seri6t, rab ete Gbinsitn lden Dor
1000 Snbren bic iibleu Golse Der papiers
Selp, Wiubitaft flar srfanHt pbne eae
is inrs6sn pisisr Grfsnntnis semde i6
einsurihten psrmOdt bd.ten. Das pa@
pierselc eri6sint ii CHINA ;usrft i'm Sabre
1853 unp trus Canals Den Namen .Hies
senpes @elc." Salp pom Staate, bale
pom Sanfen aus9escbsn unp eur6 sstts
peiie eintretstenpe 8rscitlpfsfeit bsieer'
entpertbst unp auser Gours selsyt erbiels
lib ras ,tsqueme @slp," pie es aud
porfam. mas elm @ei6i1tsl6reibsr aus.
Dem Sabre 1913 bsri6tst, rae rpsssr
G%ntfremruns bee Heiapefpncs tie Nptsn,
Dip teauem fe fcnit tparen, rod niHt
einsslSlt rpsrosn fpnntsn," 70 fslsn cielel@
ben fir turse 3sit in Wibfrseit. uu, ins
celrn talc pierer pom elmer anreren &es
sisruns in anesren Sprmen in llmlauf
seieBt su psrpsn, 50 pureen aud Sonps
aussssebsn, wsl6e lbst, Sala @emirse
UNI rersleiben osrtraten, absr audi riele
ianfen sepSbnli6 tief TN Wsrtb ans
Wunsel an WataIpsduns. S6sies>
min;e mar uripriuslib sinfade Waars,
!. .. 3suse unp rsrslsi6su, uber anpsrt>
balb Sabrbunrert Dor Chr. prase man
Min;en aus sinem 0smii& BON 3inn
unp Si!ber. Su fribsfr 5sit iouen AUDI
Stlde weissn 8ebfeus bic S9sipsmin,e
Dertreten baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29
Sum @etsenbanoel.

IS III ibsral eaflr aeiorst, eaB BIZ
Biume ni6t In rem 6immel pahien.
llnIere Sarmsr une Observation-Disclosures
psresn islbf bei Der JOrifssuns pes
crientalildsn 8rieses gu, tbun, ibre an'
ipride ri4t 81 bod su ipannen. eng
lanp pnp aud Sranfrtib baben beesutens
psn Yesarf an Wsi,en, perIslte brau6,
atsr nidt ~notbpenpis aus NUrramerifa
bssossn sa rpsrrsn. lelbf rsnn Gle @ss
trsire,ufubren aus S~dprusIano ausblsis
ben.
0raee In ben leStsn Sabren TT nam.
LID zen Weissnlanrsrn Elm nsuss binau'
sstrsten. Gs TT ries Snrisn. Dalelbf
miro Ger 0eisen ni6t in ben Glusnisre,
runssn anssbaut rpolslbf pielmsbr 8sta
bic Nabruns Ger Sepcbnsr bilpst, ipnrerr
In ben ausseeebntsn 6o6sbensn pes Sn'
ueren. Erast man, pssbalb eaS pro,
buet ni1t friber TT ben Wsltbanpsl ae.
fcmmsn it, 10 lautet pie Antport, RAP Cd
srit in BEN lesten Sabrsn zen Gnslinrsrr
rlp9lt1 mar, Die Gtleneapnen 10 nett IN Q
SnIanc su fibren.
Ssitpsm bat bic @usfubr inspilasr
@eisenS 70 sussnpmmsn, pop sr auf cen
britil1sn Marfte bsrsits bic brittle Stsl,
sinnimmt. Sn 1872 sslanatss tapcr
ni1t msbr ais 291 600 SulGel mad
liverpool 1876 bsreits 6,136,f60 uni
In rem srifen neun Monaten pom 1877,
lasar 9.283. 130. Sc tommt ba3u, bat
Der inpil1e @ei3en aus Dem Snnsrn be,
palbinltl Defan unp BON ben Siratbdn-
gen res 5imalaya. 0sbirsss sinen gro,
Sen 0Orsus bat. Gs resnst In peneu
@essnpen duserf leltsa. BE nS:bis,
Gsu6tisfsit srbdlt has Sorn bur6 Den
slbsne> unp Wor8sntbau. 1aeur& erbdl,
Der inDii&s 0eissn etc Giseni&aft esl
1rodenbeit welhe am ssyptil&en UNI
ealifornii&sn 70 lsbr ssribmt wirr.
Bon Calcutta aus sebt CT gana Al
WaHer pur@ paS &otbe Wesr unp ben
Sues Canal. pie Iransportfpfen sommsn
allo ni&t b5bsr ju fsbsn, ais Die bon
Galifprnien mad 3iperpool, ipebl abel
btqissr ais pom Rem gJort, Bottom Opsl
philadelphia poubin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29
Meier Amerifamii&e sSiasaareu

In europa i&reibt pie .N. y. Dan.
eslssts.": .Grdber importirte @merita
ieinen Bsparf an Spislwuaren aus Gu,
ropa ; iest IN Der 0srfsbr umssfsbrt.
europe fault amsrifaniI6e Sptslwaa,
rem felt eirpa finf Sabre In iebr srosen
Suantitdtsn ; TN porissn Sabren aasin
fir 81, 0OO.00 Cine lelhs Summe
tpInte nur pesbalb auHaufsn, neil RE
alte Wslt ni6t nur bic inssniSIsn @aas
rem amrrifanii@er G%rinpuna be8ebrt
lonesrn aud bic alt bsfanntsn Stide, bic
fs Islbit fraber fabriairts unp tbeils nod
fabri3irt. 3usrf sinaen bic amtritanis
I&sn Spislwauren abrissns nt6t piredi
nab europa. ionpsrn mad @entrals uni
Glib : @meifa, pom no le ben @es mad
epnepn, hamburg unp paris fanpsn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

Such ~ Sore, Weak, Innsmed. Red. and W.tsY
fyes, Liberation and inflammation Of TIE kaf .
ilnxinE Noi..s IN the Had sors LhrSssi ksoasS
ueadsche. Neuralgia. Diffinesa, Cioudsd Memory,
Loss Of Nervous force, Dspr. s.ioa o. eprts. -sie
rrmsdy according 70 dirrctioas which accompany
each bottle. or VIII Be mailed 20 aAy sddrsss On
EseS psrsass contains Dr. eanfordS Improved
inhaiins lube with null direetIons for uss IN all
ease-. Price 90 Sold BY all Wholesale and he.
tsll Druss,sfs throughout the Cnhsd states and
Cansds.. wERKs a fOrrkR. General Ageno
and Wholesale Druggists. Boston. hAss-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21

ESoIIsn is the court language Of Ger
many. The Cincinnati Commercial says
II Is Q proud moment when Briton or
American visiting the place is saluted-
"Dot vos a poOty schplentit morning.
amt II" I"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21
ruR PAssING :OF THE TRAIN BOY.

In the West the day was dying:
wintry eioud-ships near the sun.
In see OF crimson living.
Told the day was almost done.
On his couch Of palm and weakness
fAie and stfii the train boy lee;
Beams his face with placid weakness
Glow with softened light his eyes.
.coursass. ON both sldes surround me-"
And he frightened with smile:
In two long lines surround me.
Maks my couch the Pullman aisls."
Even - tbs wish he uttsrs
Round they sand with wond'rins stares.
wills In husky tones he mutisrr.
"Pesrs,' fresh California pears'"
Then they tumble 70 his faneies
And at passengers they play,
while thev snarl with suriy eiAnees.
"Naw r. "Dont want no peais, 10 way.
Theu they elossr stand around him.
Bending lov TO hear him ssy.
Az though In the car they found him
I" Peaautsf Roasted. frvsh tod
Than they hoo, In Wild dsrision,
Add In answer 10 their scofn.
Loud he eri-s. with kindiing vision.
:. English vainutsf fre-h popeornf
All the latest and the best book.s
Morning papsr-f sun. uo~id. Tnsss.
rrb.ns, H,raidf Roasted ehsstnuts'
Don't be stiny with your dimes-s
"Neu laid nss The best imported;
Hand-mads AbyrsiniAn dAtesf
Train rtoy~ while you eat one sorted
For the trade IN canvas erstes.
Thus his strength comes taek with ehAfffng,
And his eomrsies dry their tears.
Fron, dea'h's jsvs he lcsps. and laughing.
Duns the train for nfty years.
-B.ri,ag,oa. Hask'ys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21
IuIsCELLiyIOUs.!i
e CATARR
NEvER.FAIuNa RELIEF
AFFORDED ~
sAnFoRD's RADICAL cure.

TT b fAet that can be suhstantiaisd By TIE mod
u respectable testimonlAls ever offered IN fAvof
cvistca cArAlal dSss u sysry s.ss saord N.
.,.ndns o. sSm ssrs,s ,ns d,s.ss g. tss s a9s
Catarrhal afeetioLs that confidence 10 q oncs MT
IN its ability 70 do all that b claimed for y Ihs
q oP S pos ssa *.
evidence . IN point of rvspsctahilfty sepssior 20
any ever esfors obtained u fsyor Of pcPaiss
fesI proud of the pstioa this remedy hes sftaineds
and believs Il worthy Of is rvpatatioa-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21

An exchange says: "when a girl
begins To take nm interest in a young
mans cravat. 1t is q sign she does not
love him ~ n sister," No, nor as
brother either, for that matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21

SOMEBODY thinks DIR. Hollands last
poem IL "almost intoxicating In Its
beauty" A sort OF Holland gin, w
supposs. Courier.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21

A PINT Of peanuts will keep George
Paancis Train week. That's Why this
country is down on peanuts. Rochester
DxUOcrqi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21
10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Hon. .Theo. p. Booert, Bristol, r.

Ns-r.. w.sn. . rvrr.s, c..iiss.sr I. FEELING
Esp.oxL CunE Son cara Asnn. am iaducsd 70 drop
5sa line e ~ ne. .iisoSss Ssv: ~. , ~,
earca.. have never foand anything th.t proahsa
such relief and ultimate curs - that Of nAhyonDH
I have been anaicted win this dreadml olseeeo
could be Induced " ps,evere yfth any until !
read the letter Of Mr.. IlExny wELis. and ean
An Thoroughly coavineed Of I've curstiye pfopsfs
ties. Hoping that othe~ similarly afnieted like
myseif vii be induced 10 max. the trial am, kso-
Ba.sioI. X /. 3aiy y isl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21

Tux Sorman's prayer; Kind Heaven.
I do not ask for wealth; only to DO
placed within arms length OF the man
who has IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21

TuE profane man who said he would
stay there "till hell froze ovcrf' has had
to move. It's froze. Beecher did it,
y. n. Wasp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21

"wHAr. children. playing soldiers on
Sunday T. EYES, mamma but We are
singing Onward. Christian Soldier.
-Lampoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21

TEE GrapAie thinks that the holes in
the average towel and napkin are the
clsanest portions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21

wHxS Maine Was separated from
Massachusetts Gail Hamilton was
twenty-one.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21

A rouNo lady Of Williams, lows.
wishing to return q young gentleman
his ring. attached u tag To II with his
name thereon. and dropped 1t in the
po.toffice. On the back of the tsg was
written, 81 hate to. but then l must.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21
There was an old dufier name bisr.
who sald. eternaiiy ssar.
By might aud by right I'll
Exiinguish the title
Of Hayes 10 the Presidents ehair.
Bat be didn't. -Ha,ekeys

"what Is the best remedy" asked
n preacher Of q shrewd observer. "for
an inattentive audience :" "Givc
them something to pay attention to.
Was the significant reply hungry
sheep will look up to the rack II there Is
hay in it,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21

PARs eats thousand horses every
month. This is what we should call
galloping consumption.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21
Or. [. J. clAPkArs
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
ooa w..~.v .sp>ss. asp r.. ,eisrs..

Seshsersy ssres" - ssse'sos''
-.,.,,,svvn IN ,su nm ruv
III permanent cure Of I'll special and Chronic
Diseases. - also eli Female Complaints and
Diseases Of the Nervous System.
rhs Immense destruction Of human lie an.
0m sssr;s ,Id sssonis osssss T. =
iishsd nrst In Philadelphia. Penn, In 1850. and
affsFvards In Fan rraneisco, Cal. In 1854, a.
psivsts dispsnssfy. In orcer 70 Anord me
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21

wnr don't people who banker after
the dollar Of their daddies go to the
"Old Dollar Store and buy one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21

soAK japanese eat apes. Mr.. Dar.
win, is this cannibalism
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-05
OBITUARY.

We deeply lament to record the death of
HORACE q DIoKEY son of Benz. and Lean
ma Dickey, who departed this life on the 25th
of August, 1878, in Melrose, Monroe county,
Iowa, aged 10 years and months.
He had left home to visit friends and TO re-
create for a short time in the West; but in the
providence of God he was taken down with
the typhoid fever, which he fingered with for
about eighteen days. He was citizen of St.
Clairsville, and a young man who was well
known as a pupil of the st. Clairsville School
for the past three years, and was much loved
and respected by many friends and class
mates, who will be made sad to hear of one
who was SO promising for long and useful
life being cut down while in the enjoyment
of youth and comfort. For the comfort of
Ihisfriends, and to show his youthful friends and
Icompanions how needful 1t is to be prepared
for death while in youth, we will narrate a
few of his last expressions to his mother and
others who were with him. "Oh, dear moth
er, 1 have given myself and all that have to
Jesus, and am deteterMined to do His will.
10, if was well, how l would enjoy myself
in speaking for Jesus" He often prayed for
his cousins and those around him, and would
say, 'fOh, how love Jesus; he bled and died
On the Cross for me, poor sinner" He often
prayed that if it was the Lords will that he
might live to get home and see his dear
father and brother, and that he might work
for Jesus and win souls to Him. Oh, if
live to get home, how happy we will be
praising Jesus together" He often prayed
that we might be a little band in heaven
around the throne of God, praising Jesus to-
gether." A few minutes before he died. he
told them to lift him up, and he prayed in a
loud and strong voice for those who were
around him, and then prayed and said, ''dear
Jesus, bless my dear mother, father and
brother, and then the last words were, s'Sweet
Jesus, ana going home-sweet Jesus, am
going home" -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-05
The Fair.

The approaching Fair gives promise. Z
being wonderful success. Should th.
weather prove favorable, there will be the
finest exhibition and the largest crowd evel
witnessed upon the grounds. Ali the manu-
featuring establishments in Bellaire have
consented to display their wares. The Agri
cultural Works st Bellaire and Martins Ferry
will each have Steam Thresher in operation;
the aggregate display Of Glassware will
amo unit in value to near s15, 200. The pre-.
mfnms on Fruit, Flowers and all Domestic
Articles having been doubled, we already hea-
of many entries to be made in these depart.
ments.
The grounds were never in better trim.
The President, Col. Charlesworth, has been
industriously putting the place in order-re-
pairing and renovating generally. A hand
some new Floral Hall has been constructed
under his personal supervision, and no one
need now fear to offer articles of value for
exhibition, as the new Hall is both weather
and burglar proof. Let every one who can,
then, contribute to the exhibition and make
the Fair the most successful ever held
The speed ring entries are already large.
Ten fast horses ere upon the grounds now
training for the races, and more coming. The
cattle exhibition, too, will even su-pass that
of last year. Prominent stock raisers in
Pennsylvania and West Virginia have signi-
fed their intention of exhibiting their cele-
brated fine wooled sheep and fancy cattle.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-05
Resolutions Of Respect.

Belmont Lodge, No. 100, Knights Of
Pythias, of Bridgeport, adopted the following
resolutions of respect to the memory of the
late Peter Olson: 81
WHEREAS, God, in His divine wisdom, has
seen fit to remove from our midst, by the
hand of death, our esteemed friend and
brother, Peter Olson; and
WHEREAS, The Lodge has lost useful and
respected member, and the circle in which he
moyed valued friend and companion; be il
therefore
Resol0ed, That while we acknowledge and
bow in humble submission to the will of Di-
vine Providence, we sincerely deplore and
mourn his sudden death and will ever cherish
bis memory, keeping always in remembrance
his kindness of heart, his genial nature and
his established worth as q man, citizen and
a Brother Knight.
Res0lUed, That to the afflicted relatives we
extend our heartfelt sympathies in this their
sad bereavement, trusting, however, that they
may find consolation by turning to Him who
is the father of all good.
ResOIUed, That memorial page be set apart
in our minutes on which to transcribe these
proceedings, and that our Lodge room be
draped in mourning for thirty days,
ResolDsd, That the K. of R. and s. be and
Is hereby instructed to furnish to the nearest
relatives of the deceased copy of this report
and accompanying resolutions.
.. NJ. DAVIS,
F. II. BARKER, Committee.
j. B. RowLEs,