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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-10-03

DNOT| business you can engage IN. SIS
KNIT to SEQ per day made by any work
DI1U kcr Of either sex, right in their,
own localities. Particulars and samples
worth S. free. Improve your spare time
at this business. Address STINsoN s. Co
Portland, Maine.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-10-03

In Pennsylvania the crop of apples
exceeds anything before known. In
Washington county an entire orchard
was sold at twenty cents per bushel,
hand picked and delivered.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-10-03

Lard for the pastry should be used
hard as it can be cut with knife. It
sheuld be cut through the flour, rot
rub bed
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-10-03

ENGAGEMENT RINGS, WEDDING
lI RINGS, or any other kind of Rings
always full supply at lowest prices.
CIIAS. II. 0. FOX
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-10-03
NJ Office TO TAX PAYERS
IN OF FREDERICK co.

Notice is hereby given that the tn,
books for the year 1873 are now ready aal
the Collector will be prepared to receive
the State and County Taxes at his Office il
Frederick City from Wednesday, July II
1878.
PETER w. SHAFER,
Collector of State and County Taxes.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-10-03

Thislinimcnt worry naturally originated in Amcri.
ca, where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising antidot0s for tho rlaladiee OF her chill
dren. Its famo has boon spreading for q years.
until now 1t encirclos tho habitablc globe.
Tho Mexican Eu,;an3 L!ninent !, matches,
remedy for all external aim nts OF man and beast.
To stock owners and farmers it Is invaluable.
A single bottle often savcS a human life or re-
stores tho usefulness Of an excellent horse. OK,
COW, or shocp.
1t cures foot rot, hoof- oil, hollow horn, grub,
screw-worm, shouhsr-rot mango, the bites and
r.ings Of poisonous reptiles and insects, and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
It cures every external trouble Of horses, such
as lameness, scratches, swinny, sprains, founder.
wind gall, ring bone, ctc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang Llniment Is tho quickest
euro in tho world for accidents occurring In tho
family, in tho absence Of q physician, such as
burns scalds, sprains, cuts etc, and for rheuma-
tlsn, and stiffness ongendersd by exposure. Far
ticulsrly valuable to Miners
1t is the cheapest remedy In tho world, for 10
penetrstcs tho muscle to the bone. and q single
application is generally sufficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang Liniment is put up In three
sizes of bottles, the larger onos being proportion
atcly much the cheapest, Sold everywhere.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-22
LEO XIII,

2ebten Dienetug @ormittas enbete
Die 8npitluabl NIT ser GrmdbIung bes
@aroinnIs Necct aIs 9fa9foleer Yius
oeS Nteuntcn, weIder u!s SEQ Der Srei-
Sebnte Den papitIiben Stubl bsiteiat.
Soadim Nscci wurbe om 2. Wf6rs
1910 in @arpineto, nabe 9Inneui 9ebo.
rem unO entitammt elmer reiden Yntrir
ger SdmiIie. Gr nor elmer Der @unit
linqe @re9ors XVI. meider ibn gum
@rsbildof BON Yeru9ia ernounte unb
rbn auf ole 9iite Der Ganoioaten fur
Die GarSinalsUIrOe iteQte, iebo6 bate
er hemi.lben bel ieinem 1916 erfoI9ten
SONe nod nidt Die gSiiroe Oerlieben
unb oefen gtadfolger Yius TX. s0aertc
iieben Sabre nit Der @rneAnung,
wel6eS baupiadli6 Ger Sejnoi6uit
Nutonell.'S 9eaen 9etci su3uidreibsu
mar, aud wuroe Der neue cardinal
ourh benirlben GinfuB itets fern bon
Nom 9ebnItcn, Ga 2lntoncqi in ibm
etnen Giualen crbilfte
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-22
l1chcr Saltimnrc.

5etrr, rrr cn5 aIte &atcrIanc bciuher cter
Verrancte urb {rGpnee rpu Gurrpn frmmen
lalIeu Mil, iOlte bic prGhtrcutu usuen. eiIcrnCn
SdlrnEten. Nritramrf Chine nrs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-22

Sraunihmcia, H0OSous, Gopllx6iltid
Nlirnbero. 3lOO Sons @ap S6ncr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-22
Office: @de Der Siertem & sdiaer etraBe.
6ermonm. afo. 0rettae, 0ebrmnr,

beiBt. lpie fol4e bur6 Oieies 9efes
autOrifirt weroen, mag biefelben i'm
S6abamt Ober in cen SuIfslbnbdmtsrn
Der Ser. Staaten in @ummen bon
ni6t tueniser ais SO beponiren unb
baflir @ertifitate bon uibt weniser oils
ie $40 empfansen, eutipredenO Den
Denominationen Ser 8unbesnoten.
Sie fur Die Gertifitate bepOnirtsn O6er
Oteielben reprdientirsnben Wiinser
iolIen i'm Sdobamt fiir Die 3obIuns
mad Si6t aufbenabrt tperben. 8e.
iaste @ertiifate ioIlen fur 3OHsefdle,
Steuern unO ale 0Tentli6en @efaae
angenommen tuerben unb m6sen, penn
iolderseitaIt an9enOmmen, wieOer
peroen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-22

fabrcu rraslmGBia aGIe ii Gage 3riIten Src=
mcT unc Baltimore unp nrbmen gdid9ierr
3u tilliafen &atcn an.
9Eir maiden nrdJ tcicnbera auf fclNcnte
fir ccutldc 9tciieuoe bertahtun95psrtbe Gcr-
,iile aufner'iHm pcIhe bic &Cile NIT unlern
Sbifcn t.,.. irre iiuo unter
0eutIbcn, f0uncn rd nuU nit ScnermanH
pcrltGnciasn rbne GrlmCt1drr su s,trnuten.
llmIrCn aus rincm SdiH IN rds ane re, mic
tci irercctcn 9tniicu inrst rIdt ltatt; be
Ya7n9iCrr 9sbCn n @remcn ir9leitb an Srre
res Sccdnbampfcrs unb psrlaiIen renlelten erlt
III Sdltimrre.-
Ter 2anrnnaaplas tirier 0amrflhiHc III
Baltimore 1T su9Ieid1 0tprt eer Saltimrre une
Sbip Giirnbabn, rcldbc pailaglere rrn lnc nacb
rem gHc ten an tilli9crcu RrStfcn be-
tGrcerr, ais ir1cnc cine GiIenbabn Drn NeT
gpIt une philadelphia.
Sci Nnfruft Ter 0ampfidiHe rr;rt tnS u
fir ale NirttonacltelIten 0eihlcIien IB
9inwdnrerer nidbt Ger G.fabt ali grieBt
rn 9etriigsrn beIdminbelt gu werren, mas
anhsrn SafcnpldBtn IsirFr 10 rft rrr Sail 1T.
9Sraen 5radt II. paiase in eielen III Ieeer
6iuNd,t empfrbcnawrrtben S6iHsn wsnet MON
I'D an bic s9lgcnten
81. Scbubnu der S 60,
SO 5 Slio @ap Ctr, Baltimore, Mo-,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-22
Sie bG@fen Fretie fur 9antt
uerOen 6e;ablt oct
&lbert G5rifel.
Scr Gr,euocr Der stblafOfiafeit

Der Orjeu9er per StDIdHoFatett.
Sn nsuu untsr 3sbn 5dllsn lift her3 Gr;sussr
her Suipmnia pber S6la1riisfeit ein traufsr
Nasen. Gsiunoe gereauuns stebt effuueen
S6laL unpsrnauli6tsit lit ibm bintsrIi6.
Gsbiru uab Rasrn Ieibeu nit etnantsr.
ginea ber lfartifen SYmptrme zines fhpahen
3uitantes Der gerhauunesprsane 1T eins
StSruns hes srr6en Rsrpen-Gsntruma, hes
8sbirns. Vfan tdrfe bsn Nassn une man
sistt babur6 bem arrBsn Centrum has @lei! :
sewid,t riseer, Cine b66f ;upsrIGiiise Re-
6iein fir ben 3pef ift 8 0 4 fetter's 81 eu-
bitteres, peit Spr3u3iebeH hen mineraliihen
SerubisunssmitteIn NIB madtisen nartotiiHen
Nitteln, bic ;par cine !3eitlnne eiul6ldfrrnb
duf baS 0sbirn nirfen, baIb aber uiti msbr
pirten unb in alien 5dIlen ben Raseu
l6pd6en. Gas Griterf hastgsn Psnt bic 2bd-
tisfeit ienes alpi6tisen Organs tpisber beT,
unb ME beiIlam es rirft, bds ssist tann hfr
seiunhe S9Eaf uub Elm rubiser 3ufanb hes
gerSenipfeuis. Nu@ sirbt iein @etrau@ ter
Sb6tisfett hrr eeber unh Der Get6rme beiliams
MuTeeuue. HI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-22

- Scr &rrIonbt an SIeiidj unb
Sieb BON Nmerifo no6 europa werren
in ben Ianbwirtbidaftliden Screinen
Oeuti6lan6S uno Gn9lanos, uno neu-
.croinqS audi in Srnnfrei6 pieIfnd
bciprcden. 9famentIid fuo es Die
enQliiden 9onbmirtbe uno Sieb3Idter
Die NIT fdeIen 9Iugen uuo NIT aeredter
SeioraniB uuf Die Slcii d.uno @iebs
Ginfu6r BON 2lmsrifa binbljden. Sei
ser Madt Der 9I9rarier in @ngInnb,
oeren leitcnoe MitgIieber meiitens in
Der 3e9ierurg iibcn, lit es f6on felt
Sa6ren m0alidl Qriueien, Die @iebs
Gufubr aus SeutidlIunb beraeit0lt III
hifnnircn, baB Die isitens Der Smpo-
leure I'll bietenocn 8dranter, uno Der
fernere llmitdno, baB nLleS fur Qonhon
beitimmte &ieb uiGlt Ieheno anf ben
Warft BON estimation 9ebrudt Ucroen
bari, innhern in Oeptforb aeidla6tet
mcloen mub, eiuem Giufubr, Serbot
uoqidnbia eleif su odtcn mnrcn.
9tamentIif miro SdItswig 9oIitein
Ndmit elm erbcbli6cr Shoher bereitet,
oa baiieIbe frilber idbrIid fur 80
MilTioneu Mfarf Gieb no6 Gn9Ianh
cusfiibrte, ndbreno eS nun bereits felt
einigcr 3eit gciluunaen lit, iciuen
0auptnbIus in Der 3ebeinprOoin; uno
Srantreid, gu iudlen.
Cine neue @emnItmuBreaeI, mie iie
eben nur BON @nglono fommen fann,
lte6t Dem Yerne6mtn nod ieitens Der
NOrtigen 6e9ieruna beoor, ndmlid ieNe
&iebeinfubr na6 GnglanS su berbIeten;
odmit mirbe bcnu aud Die @infubr
lcben6en 9tinbuieb aus gtoroomerito
abneidnitten iein,
Die odniide 0tegierura, teren 2ano
wirtbe cineu bebcutenNen SiebcrpO Ort
nad @ngIaub unterbielteu, bat bel Der
engliidtn Ge9ierung lOfort S6ritte
Qetban, um oieie su beme9en, 6aB ons
bsabfdt;gte unb IN Gn9lano bereitS
uielfab bcbattirte Ginfubruerbot unters
bleibe unb in Nn5etradt Der 9roben
8ebeutung. mcIde ole Code oud fur
bds beHtIde 9eid bat, iit gu btffen,
SAP au1 0eutfhlar6 ieine abmnbuenoe
Stimme CUR 9Sabrun9 Der beolobten
Sntereilen bes SiebanoeIs nernebmsn
lofen miro -Sieae:9t finbet iid aud
Die nor6amerifaniide 9tesierung gu
9leiden SOritcQun9en beranla6en.
gu Soritebenoem, bas Der 9ambur-
ger @OrreipOnOens Der yGbicagoer Sans
Delsseituns" entuommen 1T, bemertt
oisie iebr ribtia:
y90dit wabrideinlid, beun Our9 Elm
ioI6es miufurlides Serfabren lpiiroe
England gu 6,preilaIien berausforbern,
Die Sdub,oapartsieu Der betrOTenen
9dnber ftdrfen unO Die SOIaen an ieinsm
ei9enen SanbeI peripiren."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-22

gcIfpmmsnifer Gpurg in GtftGfts- Smbien
in een Ser. Stnaten anb unenttebrlif fir
iunae Rdnuer, rpeI6e aus hem Ramrf nm bas
Gafeiu srfplgrtisb berrrrseben pellen. Gin
@pur5 fam in brei bis 8ier Rcnaten rpllen6et
lsfn. 8rif unb epais $i7 bis $22 per Rpnat.
Der prdlibeat fnHni einG fteine An3dbl ~ $50
per Rrnat in ieiner 6amilie aufnebmsn. TeI
len Bptnbdus 1904 Gbeffnut Strnee ilf in
einem her ff6nffsn Stahtbeile unb uur 10
Riuaten ron Der iS6ule entfernt.
SIr nGbers Austunft une GirtuEare iprnbe
man Fit an.
TA. RICE, II. N, III. B.
PresideJi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-22
Sabr9an{s 90.

Sbmptome bon gDiirmern,
Aas 9eli6t III blet4 unp 6leifarbeu
O 3ettpeiie brennenb rpt6 pper Elm
umrDtbeter Sled auf elmer pper auf
betpen 9San9en; bic &uaen trerben
trube; bic 9upillen erpritern IiGh; elm
bldult6er 6albtreis 3te6t lth um bas
untere QuSenlieo bic NaIe lit ent,iin<
bet, 9elhmcaen unp blutet 3upetlen;
bic Sberlippe lhwillt an; 6in uno pies
Der Srpfweb nit Sauien unb Vpben
IN bsft Sbren; cine unaepG6nltde
Spethelz Nblcnctrung; lAleimi9e uno
bele9te ,3un9e; &tbem iebr iibelrie6enp,
bslonpers peS 1pr9en5; 2lppetit perlns
perlth, 3upeilen in .6eiBbunaer nit
na9enpem 8efible i'm Nfaaen aus
artenp, gu anpern ;3eiten wieper a1n;<
lid man9elnb; fu6tise S6mer,en i'm
Wagen; ,eitipeile llebelteit uno Gr>
bre4en; beftiae S6mer;en i'm ur4er<
letb; unre9elmdBiqer Stubl9ana, ,u
3etten peritcpft, iAleimis unp blufg
NIT Slut oermtIht; Der Qei6 lit ae<
ihrClen unb bart; Der llrin tribe;
oa5 Ntbmen erlhwert beelritrt pom
S6lu6Ier; manhmal trpfner unD
trampfbnfter 6uiten; unru6teer unp
untfrbrchener S6laf NIT i316netnir<
iben; temperament perdnperlth, i'm
Na9emeinen aber rei,bar u. (. no.
9Senn ctige SYmptpme ais Ycr6anten
pabr9encmmen werpen, 10 wtrb
Or. 6. @:eane's Sermtfuse
fiber cine Sur brpirten.
es tntbalt ktin 0urhGilbrr
In irsenp elmer 9efalt; lit cine un16Gb-
lthe 9rdparatipn unp BAT nitbt BEN
9erin9iten f4dpli@en GinFus beim
3arteiten &inbe.
Ons d6te Or. Me0ane's Ser
m u9e BAT bic Sisnaturen 6.
W:e unb 5lem ing 8rps. auf
rem lm1hlaa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-22
& a | te 8 SStebe r
@an butte ff9 Dor SaIidunaerr.


~ "VEIIH TIIIV NIE HUtT3UutEI.
Sepe S9a6tel Bat einen rCt6er
gSa6site9el auf bem Oedel nit Der eS5ue
f4rift Or. Ne9ane's Qiper pills.
Seesr llmi4la9 Bat bic Sisnaturen 6.
Ntee ne unp Slem min9 Bros.
Sertauft bel refpeftabIen OrpsuiIfenu.
Country Strrebaltern i'm @u9emeinen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-22

- @r9cn Yitts5ura unb SlaesbanD
@ountp inO cine Mense neuer @nts
ihdoiaunaS Slaaen unbancia eemadt
pom Sirmem, meldlen i'll ben bon ben
5uli 9Iufrjbrsru uerbraunten @iieu'
aabnwaeen Maaren uernihtc: rurtn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-22
a@ine Nnfforherm1ta

oGine ImTOrDermitg
tptrb hermit an Die. san,e g8elt serintet
nm cine beIiere SQuiteTl= pber Qunaens
WfeoiSin ppr baS 4ublitum su brinaer, oIs
Nnen'S Sun9en=galIam.
@irfli9, er bat rli9t leines @Iei&eu!
9aft On Grtdltuns?
Sait On SuIten?
9oft On 8ron9itis?
9ait On 9litbu1a?
Saft On 9unsenleiben oSer 2nftr0breu>
f9pd6e?
Damn leie bas Splaenbe unb lerue Rem
gSerth rpn
NQcn'S 2nHgcn>Saliant
fennen. @r wurfe It6rn BON Sauienbcn
9ebrdudt nno bat iie 9llle seheilt. 0icle
baben nn5 aus Oantbarfeit ihre 9unlcn
3u8elanct, hamit Die leiScnre 0fenIdheit
ibr 3eu4niB leicn unp lid, lber;euaen
mp9e.. Shr mllbt ni6t init neuen nnb
unbetannten Otlidunlen erperimentircn,
es be5ablt ttd) niclt, irnocrn prrbirt 1c9lei66
ntclen lnld,dsbdren 9trtifel. Gr miro ed-
rantirt, nen belttnrerliditen ouiten III
etlId,cn Stunccn 81 treden, penn niht
BON su lancer Oauer. Gr pirn 9aranitrt,
IN allen Sdllen ran Sungeh- unb 6dlS=
&rantGeiten prliise ,3uiriepenbeit su seben.
.Nl5 Srutremi9un8smlttel bat er nidt
icinc5 0leiden.
ST ipirft alf Die }icrcnl
Fr mirft auf Die 0un9enl
ipeld)eS i'm SIT ctpa3 mctr ala al elmer
Suitell= Ocbi;in mad,t
@r lit unicbdrlid, fir has IdbfpidIfe
Stnp; entbait TEN Spiun. III tr9enr elmer
Sprln. - misunderstanding bel icber
Blald1e.
6ra0t n1d
Ssacm's 2umgen.SaI1am!
j. N. Harris e. Co., @iaentbiinter,
Cincinnati, Sbip.
Blu pertauiCn hci alien 9tprtbefern.
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NorO0entldlen Slolo,

CUR llrbcrfobrt benusrn.
Nlit 0ampII6iHen nes Ncrbteutihen 2lcsc
purcen bis &nce 1876 ilbcr 625, 600 Terrncn
bcfrrccrt.
Die Iompfer ticicr @rmpaenic:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-22
Sr. 6. Wec0ane's
E e er= piCCen.

DieIe 9illen perpen ni6t empfc6len
ais Setlmtttel ge9en ,,alle Qeipen, benen
bas 6leii4 untertbdn IT," icnbern eeaeu
&ranfbeiten Der 2eber; BET bili6fen
Sei6wrrpen, OispepIfe unb trant6af.
tenn &opfreb rber perartisen uebeln
finb iie uniibertrefFt6.
&aItes 5teber.
Gs9iebt tetn beferes 2lbfi6rmittel Dor
oner mad Dem 9ebrau6e BON Qutnin.
Als einfa4es 9ursirmitteG Iinb fe
tfttperdleihliCh.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-22

harness S2a36c per 10; bride $40 Cla5O ~ neI
doz. French lnd German cali skin { Zg Ia
l So per h.; American skins Tyca2t ~
per ID
NAILS-The following are the prices
adopted by the Western Nail AssOclatlOh'
Tic per keg less than the prices given pe-
ing charged for lots OF zoo, and upWarass
iDc extra ,or half kegs: lOd To sud, 81 9yi
ID to9i. 81 rs; I'd TO I'd, S3 co; ID to 3D.
. %; Sd "a 90; I'd, IS %.
dis, 6C--Lard Oil, extra No. l winter
trained, 70; white, Miners lamp 5oe;
elbow, Soc. rinseed oil. 63c. Turpentine
ss,o,c. .ubrlcating, 2la2Sc. Carbon I'c'
no charge tor packing.
rOULTRY-Chickens, live, brisk al
II 1ja2 20 per doz.
PROFESSIONALISM mess pork Sll o.;
clear mess sl2 %. Hams, choice sugar
cured Sc; good Sc; in canvass 91qaS12e;
Clear sides 6L2aJ54c; shoulder, sugar cuTeu
5LSa6c, plain &C Break asst bacon 6a5%c.
Choice lard, in tterces, nc; barrels, &c )
half barrels, Sc; pals, 9c; butchers lard sc.
dogs, choice, 3a3Ac; light, &c. Receipts
light.
POTATOES-Demand dull; Irish 3OaS5c
per bus. new Irish s. OOa6 90 per bbl.
PEAS-Split, demand light at &c per 10.
RAGS-Demaud moderate; lAg2c per 10
RICE-Choice Carolina &c; prime b1sc;
common &c.
sNUFF-7Uc; do in boxes o. six doz.,S 81 ~
u 90.
SEEDS-Market dull; timothy is quoted
cnard Grass Il 50; Glover, red, 50 %; Reu
Top Toe.
fALLOW-Steady at nc for country.
TOBACCO-Firm. Navies, 0Ua)oc, accord
ng 10 brand; twists unchanged al 29a'Vc;
WHEELING STOGIES-Sell at SlO o.
Ier l,00O.
WOOL-Nothing doing; washed 5la35c;
un washed One-thlrd oil.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-22
At'hs"lin0 &egi5tcr.
THE sING-AwAY BIRD.


o say, have you heard of the sing.away
bird,
That sings where The Runaway River
Runs dow n with rs rms from the bald
headed hi!ls
That stand in the sunshine and SILVER?
Oh sing ST. S-hway !Slng-away -
How the pines and the b TcueS are
stirred
By the thrill of the sing-away bird!
And the bald healed hills, with their
rocks and the ril.s,
To the tune OF his rapture are ringing.
gray miSts among,
While the forests break forth into sing
ing
ooh sing sing away !sing-awsy"
And the river luus singing along;
And the flying winds catch up the
song.
II was nothing but-hush!a wild white
hIOated thrush,
That emptied his muSica culver
With & charm and spell over valley and
dell
On the banks OF the Runaway River.
80 sing ,sing-away! sing away! -
Yet the song of the wild singer had
The sound of u soul that IL is glad
And, beneath the glad sun, may glad
hearted one
Settle world to the tune ofhis gladness.
Tie rivtrs shall sing It, the Dreezes shall
wing 1t,
Tin life shall forget its long sadness:
80 sing! sing-awayi s1ng-away!
Sing, spirit, who knOwest joys Giver,
Sing on, by times Runaway River;
Lucy LdrcOn, 81. Nicholas.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-22
Aui of Time.

When the tones of musical instru-
ments become harsh and discOTuant, we
say it is "out OF tune" The same may be
said OF that far more wonderful and COM
plicated piece Of mechanism, the human
structure, when it becomes disordered'
Not only actual disease, but those far
more common causes, overwork, mental
anxiety and fast living, may impair It's
vigor and activity. The best remedy Tor
a partial collapse of the vital energies,
from these as from other causes, is Ho-tet-
ter's Stomach Bitters, whic h is at the same
time an agreeable and mind cheering
cordial, and the best pOsSlOl lnvigorant
in all cases OF debility. 1t is an incon
parable stomachic and anti-biilOus medi-
cine, eradicates fever and ague, and pre-
vents subsequent attacks. 1t remedies
with certainty and thoroughness bowel
and kidney complaints, dyspepsia, nerV-
business, rheumatic troubles, and many
other bodily ailments, 1t also counteracls
influences which predispose to disease.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-22
A0ueen's engagement.

We have read several newspaper ac-
counts o! how the Princess Victoria
brought Prince Albert TO the popping
point. The following is the latest sketch
Of that delicate affair. 1t is not all like
the others, but reads prottily withsl. 1t
j. by "lgnstius, Il writer tor tha London
Figaro;
Certainly the young Qleen thought
less Of England than Ot MARIA o. Tue
Ministers would lain have made her mar
Iiage sort OF international treaty.
Beyond all doubt Victoria WAS theft BEST
match in the world. The Queen, how
ever, was full of host of little projects,
ever shifting and changing like the little
heaps OF sand the children raise in the
garden Of the Luxembourg, She told
her mother she would wed with no one
she did not love. The Duchess Of Kent
reported the speech to the Ministers,
who thought i. revolutionary IN the ex-
trcme. Coronation day came, and the
next day the bail It Windsor. Among
the dancers was q tall, handsome, slen-
der student, irom the Unworthy Of Bonn
her cousln-a CobCurg, like herself.
The Queen noticed him, and Prince Al
Der. did not re urn to Bonn. Even had
he not loved, he would have stayed; and
he loved. Bat his cousin was the Queen!
Here the woman had to make the ad
vance. Victoria, deeply touched as she
Was By this love (Which waSRever more
to leave bor) could not easily conquer
the ma;douly timidIty due TO her severe
education. Nevertheless the morning
came. | assure you l invent nothing
Although the Queen has not consented
TO relate these delightful incidents,
Prince Albert has told them TO his friends
Nevertheless, then, q morning came
They were riding together, he and she,
down the great avenue OF oaks at Wind
sor. Those oaks were younger then, but
old enough already. After gallop they
found themselves alone. We know how
dangerous 1t is Tor man and wOman TO
ride together. Suddenly the Queen took
sprig of honeysuckle from her bosom,
and stopping, offered it TO Prince Albert.
Bending 10 reach 1t, his lips touched the
tips OF his cousins gloves. Perhaps twas
the fault OF the horses. The woods Of
England and Of France know well how
many loves the noble bruLes have been
the cause Of. A silence followed, more
sweet than anything ever surg to the
heart Of Mozart.
Next moCnlpg Prince Albert stil wore
lgArysuckle in MS buttonhOe. de kept
it even when il had faded. A fortnight
alter that ride the plenipoten!iary min
ister handed Kirg Leopold of Belgium 3
tiny letter, closed by an enormous red seal,
as though it mad mighty secret at state.
1t began My Dear Uncle" and was
signed, Victoria
A month later, the Queen mentioned
her intention TO marry Prince Albert Of
SAKE Co5Uurg-Goth to her Ministers.
She a.ked their counsel, but with 3
pretty air of decision which caused them
TO reply with unanimous Eyes" The
wedding took place on the ION of Feb
ruary, 1910. The Queen Of England
married for lovc-hkg . bourgelse l was
goIfg to say, but tho bourgeolses marry
but Little !oc love now. Lord Melbourne
was rigat when he told England that
the Queens marriage was the Queens
romance"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-22
Marrying in Haste TO Repent at Lei


Springfield CMassl Republican.
The perils of the personal column
which Il q feature of many Of our city
paDer.. have had recent unhappy Il
ipst-stion out in Ohio. Some time ago
tho eichteen-years.o daughter CT q
well.t,.do farmer near Cleveland, ldllng
over q Cincinnati paper, became inter
estad IN the fascinating mysteries oil the
"personas." There was sspice OF strsr %
rrss and romance about them that eXcIt-
cd her imagination. One OF them IN
particular. which solicited correSp ohu-
ence with some young lady, sppca'eU 10
her fancy. She hesitated, and then IN
adventurous mood sat down and briefly
answered it. A reply came prom ptIy
dated from Chicago. 1t was hatseTlng
and respectful, AID the cbirograPhy was
very beautiful. a correspondence ensuei
and the mutual warm h of expression IN
ere, sing with each succeeding 10 ter. The
vanity OF the simple country E,fi was
ticSled to think hal a. lat she Lai y real
CITY beau, and when one day he Arl e1 =
al ri her home clad in the most iathoE-
able CITY apparel, her cap of triumph ran
over al the contrast OF his Appearance
with the homely, awkward country lei
lows upon whom hitherto her cIqueIrleS
had been bestowed. The old folks were
disnosed to be dubious shout this Hash
voGng chan from the city, who talked so
plsusibly, and so boldly sued for their
daughters hand, but finally gave tneir
consent to the marriage. Then the uni
ted couple joyously sped for the CITY,
carving with them a generous purse De-
slowed upon the young wife by her
father. The seQusl is sad aud short. Two
months later the wife sought her fathers
nome tired, careworn woman. Her
precious husband proved to be q gambler
He speedily squsndered all has wlies
money. and then she found herself the
victim of cruel want, and fortunate 1t was
that q good country home was open to
raCeive the disconsola:e waif. The girls
husband one Wilson, was formerly q
stock broker with promising prospects
but gambling ruined all, and his heart
less ruse Of the newspaper personal was
but the cunning venture OF desperate
man 10 obtain the means of INDUCING his
be,etting vice. Doubtless it VIII De re-
heated. however, and some other shy
Girl done for in q way like this ohio
farmers daughter.
Co
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-22
Going, Going,

Charleston Greeuback League
We continue 10 hear from all quarters
Of the State the tidings that in the pop
uIar judgment, the County Court has
done enough for the country and ought
to be given 3 perpetual leave OF absence.
The next Legislature will have clear
letter of instructions on that point if on
no other. The people will say to the
members eject don't return until you
have disposed of the County Court Sys-
TEN.