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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30

n% 6alidc @anfnoten. ToIaentc
aefalidte Sautnotcn iluo CUR Belt I'M
IImluuf:
500 BON ser @itt5ielo NationaI
8anf i'll Y,ttsftI5, Mr0., 9itera 81.
bonn 20. Salt 1855. - s. pom Ser MI
nufacturer'S Nat. 8anI i'll Nmitcroom
Stem 9lrf. - so BON oct MationoI
8ronbpnp Snnf in Ntcw @ort. - so
p0n Der Graoesmen'5 Pa tioHal 8nut
in Stem 9ort. $50 uon scr Union
8anf in Stem 9orf. - 800 bon Ger
Secon6 Mutionol @ont in 9Silfe$bnrrr,
4ennipIpanien, 500 Don Ser Wter
darts Natioual Sanf in Stem 8eaforb,
Ntoi. $500 BON Ger 9tatioual 9tcuers
8anf bon Bottom, WnG. 500 BON
Der Giler Sountg NationoI 8anf in
Neparf, q. 3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30
StaEtihrcite

H Sn frii5rrcu 3abrcn gu GrNf Oes
uoriIen Sabybunotrta ieAelttn de Gee
raubcr, wclhs Die Witcrr uniIdler mad :
ten. bcin0be INNER unttr fd;i her 6lap
Qe, Die it 10 oft. ais tbunIIG, mthiclrcn
Nod 5eute uiro oft unter fnIider Slug.
&c 0cirQelr nno b~eiouoer5 cine Slnie BON
@tuten lit i'm GerbdimIb 10 geid9gN6,
al5 iene @benteuerborocu Ger Mtere.
Sic Serfdufcr hOu Ncfdlib!eu 0silnltr
telu. 0ieie 6dIihunleu. bic oft irbr
plump ~nrQeleQt Ino, lnNcu lib icooh
leidt crtocfeu, Mcnu man ; y einc
Sloihe pom Or. &6nja8 @Gmburg}r
Sropfeu in elmer Mpot1efe o0cr cjuem
2ahen fault. 10 IdIe man 'th po~btr ole
N0mcu5uutcri6riit Der @crreu g..
&oaclcr & Sc. 'cigcu, obne wtIAt fci@c
Slaide dd)t lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30

- Die in Baibin8ton,. Sranfiin
County srideinenOe oYOit" i6rsibt
uber Die in unI:rsm @ountp ins 2eben
serufene8 eUesun3, inSolse ser ialmmt'
ii9e aIte 8eumten D9e9angtn" weroen
unO ibre Steueu ourd .onOerc 9errrn
belcBt merOen iOaen, wie fOi9t ::
,Sn 6aSconabe county lit elm fo0es
n~anntes y3otItion Mobemelt" I'M
8ange. Cine S~oItSplrtei. Mil mi.
allen trIberen GOuutgbcamten aufrdus
men, un6 gang neue Seute al peren
Spibr iebeu.
8is lest bat 8aaconabe Gountp ooS
GFid gebobt, bon treuen uno sepinens
baften @eamten seleitet .Su luerOen, 10
Dap feline 8erb0Itaiiie i'm bIiIbenIten
3uitnnhe iinb. tlno bennod y&ototiou
it Office ?"
SSH t0nuer niGt umbin gu ~Oerfuuthen,
DAP bieie 3ewegun9 ben e%iriacn bum
%0ernOen Nemterldaern ouS9sbt, Die
gcrne an sic ohsntIidc &rippe tommen
wouen, nidt etpa UNI bios Dem 6Ountg
III b%ienen, iOroeru mcbr nod UNI fir
ith ieIbcr 81 iorgen.
Oos 9ermanuer &oltsbIott Oer0Ts
entlidt bO5 9anse io9enanrte &oIts'
Sidet.
Gs lit Icidt gcnug. Ole Sumntsn los
gu mcrrcu, Gle 8lscono0e GOuntg III
ieiuem Sdueamtc Iiegcn bat, abcr Damn
Oiirfte Die SIirger Elm Ghalrdes 8efubI
Iberfommen, ipie ieneS 6bier, benz e0
gu mobI 9epe]cn uno oarum auf's Sis
gcgaugeu pal uno Elm Sein 9ebroden
battc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30

n @cittyu N6enb, nm IL llbr,
tlrb 6rau Mar9arctba Micboff, nic
@ittwt tes ucrit. BERNHARD 9t,eboff.
mad Iinaerem S~rantcnIoaer I'M Glitter
BON II Sabrcn. 0Ie 8ecrhi9una fin'
oct moracu %ormittag mad Sem MitucI
Ser tatbOIii6eu &jr4c itltt. Ger Srdu-
erSu9le8t i J Il III 8 llbr in @emc2rnQ.
seA- Sc6en Sonntua Ice Cream III
baben in Der Goucert~ 9lnt BON
Yfautih 4 Gubu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30
Mahnen mnntnn beninnt Der

HA Ndditen Montoa be9innt Der
Serbitzuno 99iuter : Sermia u%nierer
6Hentlihen Sdule. S8ie mir boren
ioaen in 3utunft Die inter Dem 9eieg
beite6enben 8eiimmungen in 8eau9
auf reaelmabigsn SduIbeiu9 ftrift
our6geflbrt meroen. 8edt 10, benn
nihtS lit mebr i'm StanOe Den Sort
iAritt in elmer SInhe mebr a%EfSnbalten
ais Ter unreseImdBjge Sdulbeiu9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30
0ie Serreu 8. @. gasn,,t mn,

peA Sic 9erren S. g. @enist unb
$. 8. &u0e WurSen Iebten Wtttiuo6
ais aftipe Wtit9Iieber beS Gefans-8 Ser,
ems 9armonie aufgenOmmeH. Sic
0fit9IieberSabl oieier Gefeqfdoft nimmt
in elmer erfreuIiden @eiie gu un6 pers
Den baIo ole Stian9. urO WfuEtfieb.
baber u%uierer StaSt berfeE6en ange'
b0reu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30
4m ole Strucr3abler Der Stabt
Sermann

Nm 10ten September, 1873, Madl
mittuaS / llbr, ion cine Grtro Situna
Der @tabt Srunees Gals Court of APP
peals) o~bQebaIten merten, mo5u Olc
YerIohcn eiuQelaheu IiuS, Die Seidmcrs
Sen Qelen na5 QIiieiTment oc5 St1tta
NGelIor5 ein;uiutuoen hobeu
81. 81 nbpn,
Sta>tidrciter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30
MGntifd1e GhpIern-

Scrip Sabis' peeetabiIifdes
rYatu Siuer" befbt Die Gieens
tblmIi1feit nidt nur oen S9mers gu.
genbIiflid su beie;tisen, fonbern aud
ben Masen ;u re9uIireu, Dem eansen
Sgitem Sraft un6 eeiun6e Shatiefeit
su Serleiben, ,unO Oieie eeflr9tete
SeimlR6nng su heliegen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30

BE- 9ie 9ritglicocr Ger @cIeIidhft
9armOnie meroen in turier 3eit filr ib
rem unermii6lihcu uu9 idbi9en Director
Elm Ttnlfji<Gou|ert Ueranitnlten mn
oaourb Ger Nncrtcnnun9 iiir ieimc uieI
fadlcu &erojenite nm Den @crcin 9tu5'
0rnf III OtIlel5eu.
g8ir ijL,o iiberitugt, Dap bie BE-
pobutr uoH 0crmdun uu0 llmgtasno ca
lid BEL oieicr @eItgcnleit uitat ntbmen
Iniieu lueroen 0ur6 dubelit 3abircidea
3ciu1 bt5 @onccrtS III icigen pO6 liz
~ebeuiau5 Die &troitnite res Sperm 81
rectOrs um %ebuug unO 60rncrung Ger
Mulf IN unicrcm Gemcinutien III
.Uiiroilcn mcib.
pA SEER Snbann lopll wiinidt
oen NuftntbaitsOrt iciaes @rurers
8uItuu SOpal. meldsr am 19. SUM
HA in bremen nnh Baltimore einihiff
te III c,fabrcn. Msun 8uituu ieinc
Nnrcllc c%inienhct, lit ieir Srurer bereit
itins Neiiefoiteu uah Gbomris III len
Den. Mtan ahrcntrc Srbn SopaI.
Gdamnis, Mo. - MebielbI1ttcr iiub
Qebctfn Ill copircn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30
Mr. Gonbtbdt.

.Wer reitetSe Ipat bnr5 NaHt une Mine ."
90 fraote ben Batter GfsiItb 6ds 3tne.
.St;n Sinb, has III Der 8aneteat
DER rsitst bur6's Qanh, 70 friib aIs pat,
Bah III er bier, baIb if er bort
Or finSet Rube an tetnsm Srt.
Die Wtiber nit labsInefr MPitne er gruBts
abr BABY, ptnnfs aud nod 10 itmuBie, sr tTst
Ruf. benSarmer ppmyftus an ete6en3 e.id,trtne
pIaat aaufmann uut @Iert mo- CT nc Tnbt.
Nber trrun am @lmtrS ben @rrblHmtsb or fitbt
GEM Ser, elm ncuuig GntaldCn eur63tsbt;
@ie eebfs? @is frpb, bae i9 9ut itR
&ann bprtn, mics 0raa unb Sinh fr9fb
Sb tas srSets @iiid, mas mir tetannt
ST III tridsn einr5 Nrbeiters i1rtsltge ShHo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30

m~ Dim nd6Iten Oonnerstna miro
Serr Sobn Soerin9er, ieiu 9an3es
W6biIar 0uf oTentlidcr Nuttion al
ben WeiitbieteuOen Oeritet9eru, gtdberes
beiaat Die betrefenOe NnseiNe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30

- 1leber Die @einerute in @ali=
f%ornien f@reibt mar aus Sacramento,
es ftInbe Elm @rtros gu ~ertuurten, pie
berieIbe ME ;ubor baseneisn fei, uns
man beubidtise, 1000 Sonnen Srau.
ben gu @oFnen gu h~erurbeiteu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30
County Stfet Der @olfs= Eartet
ton Gasconaoe Gpuutg.

ton Gasrnnaoe Gpuntg.
Sir &eprdtentant,
Or. ScnrD g. Sucf.
SIR county Nidter Cat Iarge.)
8. s.. 2Soleine, If.
Sir Gouutp 8iAter uOm u0rcliden
OiItritt
gSiniam xocbtmaun.
Sur County Iidter Oom iUoIiden
Oiitrift,
=; y. Stnpcrion.
Sur Gountp NnpaIt,
Souis SOfmdnlt.
Sir. Sberif,
Ctto g. Mcnuie.
6lg-Gircuit GIert uno Ytcccroer,
Stueuft @6epcr.
SIR Gountp SIert,
go. Scbr.
Sur @feGor,
6crr. YoppcHbpufe
STIR Collector,
0SiGiam Berger.
SIR Sdukmeiiter,
So. &Uraer.
Sir Coroner.
Samucl Nrbcrfpu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30

n Seit Ginger 3eit ma6t Ser
naditebenoe Yor0grapb Die Yfunoe
Ourd Die Yrene: o9ermouu BEAN
iprudt ben Qemj6tiaiten Diam i'm
Stnate, rs III Oie8 @err Sol Ceiling
POM &oIf8bIat, weIder oa5 te>peftable
6epidt bon 347 Yfo. beibt." Oie
9erreu GoLegeu thun uu5 groBs5 I'm
redt iuoem lie uu3 su Ser beinabe
er0ruden0en Gait, weldle mir lets bey,
um3utraaen baben nod II &fuuo al
b~angen, oa mir MIR $50 wicgen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30

B Srau Srdmer uuO ibre beiOen
Sobne, mel9e Id felt eiui9en MOGsn
ouf Seiud in u%nierer Sta0t oufbieIteu
reiIten beute Mittae no6 ibrer Scimatb
in ct. 0nuis oh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30
81. s. 9 d. Ien6er.

pay ga @err q. $. 0tiepe bus
3epublifanilds @rccutip Gonmittee
criudte, Ocn 4Iat fir Nbbnltun9 Der
8ocuf Sowniblp GonOcntion, pom
0raft an einrn nnberen Sri gu Oerlegcn,
10 bat bnsieIhe bcifiumt. oaB Die obige
6onOcntion nuf Der 3Iarm bcS @erln
Son. Ghneintr, Dem friiberen 0omeper
Nlabc, ltltifinpen iou.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30

sH~ Oa8 Giqettonten Srbelter
idloB lid am lsbten Mtittwod 2Ibsno
Der 9armouie @eieQidait al uno miro
in 3utunft cine Seftiou oieie5 9ereius
lein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30
1878.
We1te @n0reu

Gingcmadte Gr0beercn Is cts e Same
~ @inbtcrcn ID -
~ roth Siridcu ID -
~ @nauaS Ncplcl 81 20 cts. per
Same. GiuQcmodtc @IIur Grbien ID
cts. per Same, Drine NObucu 10
cts. per Same. Meue eiugemadte
fSurfeu. gteue 9oudnotlde 0arjnae
Ncuc Soloiucn, Gltroneu, SranQcn Il.
8ei9en, NntteIn UnO G~Oco9njiNe bel
NooIpb 3. 4rubot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30
6iderifi Giderifi !

S3 trdbe fir Serru GbrifteI, peIder
Sic i3onfe uno befe &uspabl Sattlers
FpaayeR in bieIer Staot an SLne bait
uab u ben nie6riefen RreifeR berfduft.
Sprebt BET ibm Dor uub iiber;eIet Gu@
BON Scr @abrbeit oss obeu ~sefaeten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30
Nm Die 8irser nDn OaSs
cpnaDe GOmntn.

@naef6ts oes 8efdluhes $50. ]. Der
@onpention Der goIfspartei bon Sas'
conabe @ountp pom 10ten Gu9uit mage
i'd es benno@ ais Ganbioat fur msin
iebiaes Nmt wieoerum aufSutreten.
Srei 9fal baden meme Mitbnrser
mid bur6 @ieosrpabI gum S9abmet'
ter bon @asconobe County beebrt uEO
10 iebr mid SIR fomit bemieienes Ser'
trausn befriebiat unb erfreut bat, 10
febr fabGe i'd mid gu @nerfennung nno
Oauf pcrpfi9tet.
@ber aud flble i'd mid burd fol6e
Mn;eifen beranlaBt unb ermutbtgt
Sbneu meine Sienite mie6ernm ansus
bieten uno wenn Sbnen Sieielben be-
0ebrenswertb erideinen 10 bite i'd Sbre
Wiuen8meinun9 nm Sage Der Wahl au
meinen @uniten aeltcnb du maiden.
Oils ib Dor adt Sobrcu gum erIten
Mtal ais Ganoiont a%uftrat babe th
S6nen oeriproden meiu Nmt, fails i'd
erwibIt, nit 6IciB, Nufmertidmtelt
uno Grcue Al perlpnIten, uno beute
BARI ib n,einc Niitbiraer aetroft fras
gen: vSb id @ort QebaIten ?"
A9tunaSpoq SIR
~ Il q 4, I 3
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30

eGr 2&je ans Ger bttceffcuNcn Pin.
iejQe eriidtlid, OcrdnitnIttt Der Shari,
idiiben=%erein am Sonntag Sen %.
Septcmber auf ser 6lrm oes 9errn
GblS. @cfmaun, Elm 9rubeS Yreis
ibisben. Gas NIT SCI arrangements
6etruutc Gcmite mitb iiAerlih olc5
tbun, mas bu,u beitrogen fam, Den
8eiuhern bc5 6eittS %cr9niiNcn III
MAIDEN. @a6 fiir quite Grf,iidurgen
miro bciieuS G~tiorQt icin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30
Nntia an gteneraahler.

@ir. bic lintsr3ei1neten, 8Oleftrr unb
Q6efpr pom @asernabe 9cuntp, trernen an
nadfebenben pl1een Sprlpre@en nm bic
Steuern fur 1878 unt friibsr ~ fcleFtiren, has
Gissntbum at;ul96sen nab bic 9nuee 81
resiltriren, ndnlf1;
Boulware Township,
on Sept. o. and 10. at F. w. Langenberg's store.
" " IL. at simon Boeger's store
Third Creek Township.
On Sept. Il. and ID. at Berger s Meries, store.
" {" Il. at H.. Aufderhaide's store.
Bourbois Township,
on Sept. I6. at Jack Farris' store.
=" " II and Is till noon at Sam. Smiths store
Brush Creek Township,
on Sept. 10. and 20. at Fred. mikes Residence.
Canaan Township,
on Sept. %. at i. F. Hartneister's store
"a. at Henry +, Green's store.
q 80 %. at Henry Buenk's store.
q " %. at VIM Hibler's store.
Boeuf Township,
on Sept. p and %, at G, H. Riepe's store.
:" a" 30. at Christ. kahrstedt's store.
Roark Township,
on Oct. /. 81 Victor Lauer's shop.
Richland Township.
on Oct. Z. and 8. at Francis Oncken's place.
p" " 8. at Morrison.
Roark Township,
on Oct. II. and u At the court house at Hermann
amfleute unb 5atrifantsn fDunen bic n0tbi'
osn Srnofprmulare, nfl6e ne nor hem 1. Nc@
pember teim Glerf Der County Court st btnttr-
le9rn baten, sur islbrn 3eit uno an rbt9en Or
ten Yem GuleFtrr in Gmpfane nebnien.
8. 3ubn, solicitor
g. 8. 0|eutnsr ITsfcr.
BUR gtot's!
glae WHnsr, @asenmadtr, G6miebe.
S6utaaer rnp ii6slbnupt SEetrriaHn, nal
der aus 8cbmatcriai etWa5 b%erl:eIlt, rrereer
nab rem neuen Gcirse ais 5abritanten betra9i
tet, llnb miiIrn lei pem GcuntY 9Iert cine Etitt
ibrrs Sancnert5euge8. iptpie bs6 Npbmateriala
uue alter fsrtiaeu Saaren, psI1e le am criten
AuauIf an 6anc baten. hem County Glsrf elm
reihen. - Sisbt @eleBr sru 1877, Sfttr 293,
6. Sub IL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30

sy~ 9esten Montan itlrb ras iunqite
Sinh SsS 9crrn s. YaneiB mad fur;er
&renfbeit. Sic @eeroiaung fauO am
0icnstdg, NGdmittag itott.
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q boIpb 5 @rubot +.

EF- 9ctteu Sonuta9 ioQteu III Der
Mobnun9 oes @errn gSm. SuoOemcDer
in Ger gtdbe pom Der Moo1am Yoit
OTtce, Die Gontratte fir bic 9jefcrung
oeS Wfateriol5 uno ser Nu5fuarung Ser
Nrbeiten iur bie BON bcr @emcjHoe,
ipeIder Der tur3Il6 UeritOr6ene 40itor
Iban 10 tango SATIRE oor9eit.u6en, ~
erbuuenoe ntue STRIDE auSseasben wer-
Sen. GS batten lih aud mcbrere !>ers
rem ein9efunren, meI&e NugebOtc Su
MAIDEN wijnidten ; bod lie muBtcn
unperridtet"r Sade wisocr mad 9duic
geben, GA lid u elmer Der @erren pom
@omlte, meIdcS Die Sude in 9dnoen
bate, einfamO. Die &er9cbung ser
GOntratts wurbe auf ipatere 3Git Der,
idoben.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-06

A correspondent OF The London Once
a Week writes do not know wheth-
err you will think the following suffi-
cisntly interesting for place in your
columns. ] have little brown dog of
mongrel breed, aud, at the same
time, an interesting looking little fell
low, a general tavorite with every one,
and go intelligent and artful in his
ways that he is known as "The Dodg-
er." I had intended that he should be
my only canine companion, having lost
so many well-bred and valuable dogs
during ten years residence in the sub
urb of Brixton. / felt he would be safe
from the dog-stealing fraternity, being
of no value in the market. / was,
however, persuaded, some six months
since, to accept young fox.terrier
dog, and Spots intrusion was at first
resented to such an extent by "The
Dodger " that, after several sharp skir-
mishes, they appeared to mutually
agree on pitched battle, in which both
got badly punished. I am unable to
say which was the victor, but certain
it is that they have ever since been
the best of friends.
Some time since a wart made its ap-
pearance on the inside corner of Spots
eye, and gradually increased to the size
of horse-bean, and as it extended part
ly over the ball of the eye, it was, no
doubt, very painful, and source of an
noyance to him. AS soon as The
Dodger" saw there was really some.
thing seriously wrong, he was much
concerned, and made good deal more
noise and fuss about it than the patient
himself. But he not only pitied, he
also relieved; for he set to work and
licked it from day to day, and it has
now almost entirely disappeared.
1t is most amusing to see him follow
Spot about the first thing in the morn
ing to put him through the operation
and will even place his paws ON hi
head to keep him quiet. remember
when child, being troubled with warts
and the remedy was to wet them ever.
morning fasting with saliva. Is it pos
sible that some instinct induced the dol
to attend upon the other in this way
knowing that the wart was in par
where the other could not attend o.
himself?
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-06
Eggs.

As food eggs are exceedingly nuhi-
tious. They are easy of digestion, and,
when the shell is included, they may be
said to contain in themselves all that is
required for the construction OF the
body. II has been claimed for them
that they may be served in about 600
ways, although it is generally found
that the more simply they are prepared
the more they are approved. Although
other eggs than those of birds are eaten
for instance, turtles eggs-it is gen.
orally conceded that the eggs OF the
common fowl and OF the plover possess
the richest and sweetest favor. An or
binary hens egg weighs from one and
half to two and half ounces avoirdu-
pois, and the quantity of dry and solid
matter contained in it amounts to about
200 grains. In 100 parts about ten
parts consist of shell, sixty of white and
thirty of yelk. The white of the egg
contains a larger proportion OF water
than the yelk. 1t contains no fatty mat
ter, but consists chiefly Of albumen in
dissolved state. All the fatty matter
of the egg is accumulated in the yelk,
which contains relatively a smaller pro-
portion OF heterogeneous matter, and a
larger proportion of solid matter than
the white. 1t is said that raw eggs are
more easily digested than cooked ones.
A hard-boiled egg presents decided
resistance to gastric solution.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-06
and thus their young are literally rocked
in the cradle of the deep.

and thus their young are literally rocked
in the cradle Of the deep. i
Large deposits Of this weed grow and
float on the surface Of the ocean, in the
center Of the Atlantic eddies, at a spot
called the sea Of Sargasso, south and
westward of the Canary islands; 1t col
lects there in such dense masses as al
most to seem like fen lands overlooked,
audA,resents considerable resistance to
the progress of a ship. Similar floating
islands of verdure exist north OF the
Sandwich islands and in the neighbor-
hood of Australia, which have not been
much explored, being out of the regu-
lar track Of ships. They are doubtless
due. like the sea of Sargasso, to an eddy
or neutral point between ocean-cuIrents.
Such place is the Lumber Yard, as II
is called, north of the line in the east
Atlantic. Thither, at last, came frag-
ments of wreck - planks, barrels, or
bottles, thrown overheard in tempest
rom laundering ships, after floating
hither and thither about the stormy
seas. There at last rot and waste away
all vestiges of many tragedy, all me-
MORALS of many an i'll starred bark
whose mysterious fate has caused sus-
pense and despair.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-06
Gnlf.WAed.

One Of the indications that a ship has
reached the edge of the gulf stream is
the gulf-weed, as it is called, floating by
first in small patches and then in masses
growing larger and larger, and more
frequent, and giving the idea that land
is not far distant, when perhaps it is yet
many hundred miles away. The origin
OF the gulf-weed has been q subject of
much speculation, the first and natural
conjecture being that it was kelp torn
off the reefs washed by the southern
portion of the current but it now seems
more probable that the weed is generally
on the surface, and is in every sense Of
the term an aquatic plant. 1t is studded
with berries like seed-pods, which are
really air-foats, without which it would
sink, while later investigations have
shown that some Of the sea-birds deposi
| their eggs in nests formed in the weed
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-06
FOa TIE PAIR SEX.
Noue. for AID aeout wsmsn.

The married women Of japan blacken
their teeth to add TO their attractive
ness
The woman suffrage question was first
presented 10 the Massachusetts, legisla.
ture in 1853, by Mrs. Abby b. Aloott.
Miss Martha ATLANTA LAmpkin, for
whom the capital Of Georgia was named,
has been visiting the city. Its name
was first Marthssville aud then Alta
lanta, and now Atlanta.
Worth, the famous Paris dressmaker,
an Englishman by birth, gives to each
woman employed by him new dress
every year, upon which he expends his
grandest fancy and taste.
The costly display of bridal presents
at some pretentious weddings in New
York, embraces many articles hired
from the jewellers for the purpose. Can
vanity and fashion go further?
The municipal council of Paris have
decided that part of the local commits.
sioners to inspect factories shall be wo-
men. This is because half the children
who work in such places are girls.
Florence Nightingale is sick unto
death. Heroes are mostly remembered
for the blood they have shed. This
sister of mercy will be remembered
for the human suffering she has alle-
waited.
Mrs. Graham, an old lady near Arba,
Wayne county, Ind, had fit of cpl
lepsy while in the barn. yard, and before
she recovered the hogs had torn off an
ear, very badly mutilated her shoulder,
and almost devoured one hand.
Mrs. E. B. Grannis. editor and pub
Usher of the Church Union, is constantly
addressed as "Dear Brother Grannis'
by her correspondents, who are under
the impression that the paper is con-
Quoted by man and minister.
A woman in Ohio has Just got So, 00C
from man who went accounting of hei
fifteen years and then made up his
mind he couldn't. This being at the
rate of $685. 33t year, strikes the
bachelor mind as rather a heavy pay
ment for his fun.
A Cleveland (Ohio) lady, Mrs. Corne
liza E. Beaumont, has invented and pat
ented an arrangement to keep small
boats from capsizing and sinking. 4
series of rubber tubes are attached
above water-mark around the outside o
the boats. These tubes are filled will
compressed air.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-06
Are EnI PennIn HenIfhYs

Why are fat people always complaining? asks
some one who entertsins the popular though
erroneous notion that health is synonymous
with fat. Fat people complain because they
are diseased. Obesity ia an abnormal condition
of the system, in which the saccharine and
oleaginous elements of the food are assimi-
lated to the partial exclusion of the muscle
forming and brain-producing elements In
proof OF this, II is only necessary to assert the
we'll known fact that excessively fat people are
never strong, and seldom distinguished for
mental power or activity. Besides, they are
the easy prey of acute and epidemic diseases,
and they are the frequent victims of govt,
heart disease and apoplexy. Allan's Anti Fat
is the only known remedy for this disease. 1t
contains no acid, is absolutely harmless, and is
warranted to remedy the most confirmed case
of obesity or corpulency.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-06
Thouxb sbaLip. Like an Aspen Leaf

Though shaking Like an Aspen Leaf
With the chills and fever the victim OF mala-
ria may still recover by using the celebrated
specific, Hostetters Stomach Bitters, which
not only breaks up the most aggravated at
tacks, but prevents their recurrence 1t is in
finitely preferable to quinine, not only because
it does the business far more thoroughly, but
also on account OF its perfect wholesomeness
and invigorating action upon the entire system.
Testimony is concurrent, positive and ample
showing the decisive nature Of its effects, and
that 1t Is no mere palliative. Physicians con-
cede its excellence, and there is constant in
hux OF communications from persons in every
class OF society svouching its merits, and bear
ing witness to its superiority over other RENE
dies for malaral disease. 1t is especially popu-
lar throughout the West, wherever. fever and
and most fertile portions Of that vast region.