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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-06-10

LITERARY SOCIETY CELEBRATIoN.-
The sixth anniversary of the Phlloma-
thean Literary Society of the Normal
School of Bridgewater, was celebrated
on the 3Oth ultimo. The address before
the Society was delivered by Gen. John
E. Roller. the subject of which was
1.-THE people,"
The Rockingham Register says:
"Mr. T. Hunter Fauver, of Augusta
county, salutatorian acquittedihimself in
good style. Geo. Nee. Craig, of Angus
ia, declaimer, displayed great brilliancy,
of thought, and rare powers of elocution
and reflected great credit upon himself
and the school by his speech. Mr.. John
FL. Bader, of McGaheysville, in Rock
ingham county, essayist. pleased all by
his pleasant style and happy thoughts,
and Mr.. N. ]. Keagy, of Bridgewater,
valedictorian made a splendid impress
sion with his farewells to teachers, scho-
lars and friends
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-06-10

TOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF DEsI.
~ RABLE HOUSE AND LOT IN THE
CITY OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to q decree
of the Hastings Court for the city of StauntOn.
rendered on the 18th day of April, 1879, in the
cnancery cause Of Graham Brothers & Co., VS..
A. J. Accord. will offer in front of the Court
house in the city of Staunton, Va, on
Saturday, June 18th, 1879,
a very desirable two-story Frame Dwell.
ing House. This property is situated on Gss4
Lewis street. in the North western part, 1871
Evans and ais The house is comparativeiv
new, with brick foundation, &C., and is an ex-
TERMs:-Ten per cent. of the purchase money
cash; fifteen per cent. in four months and the
residue at one and two years, taking from the
purchaser bonds with approved personal secu-
tanning the title as ultimate security.
mayl5-4t w. A. HUDSON, Conn.,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-06-10

The most elegant and beautiful establish.
ment In the State is the marble Mirror sa.
loon at the VIRcYN1. uorr,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-06-10


JOE HOOKER ON HAYEs.-In the Gin
cinnati Enquires''s late interview with
Gen. Joe Hooker, the following passage
occurs -
~ thought well of Hayes when he
marched the troops away from the State
governments in the South. 1t was a
brave and honest act on his part, and
might have made him the greatest among
Presidents. But now that he says that
the soldiers must be stationed at the
polls and the army be required to SUI
pervise the elections he has forfeited the
regard held for him. Still, think it
was his weakness that led him to this
last act. He was bulldozed into it by
members of the cabinet. But I had
rather he had stood firm on the ground
he first took"
SEMI ENTENNIAL.-Fifty years ago
class of 100 students entered West
Point-of that class to-day only twelve
are living to answer roll-call on the 18th
inst. at the semi-centennial anniversary
to be celebrated at Alma Mater OH that
day. OF these twelve, two are resi-
dents of Lexington-Gen. F. H. Smith
and Gen. T. Fl. Williamson.
Gen. Smith will deliver the semi-cen-
tennial address and enjoy the festiv-
tiles attending the occasion.
On the day Gen. Smith entered West
Point, Gen r. E. Lee graduated; SO
this 18th of June is the anniversary of
Gen. Lees graduation.
| We wish the class of fifty years ago a
pleaSaut reunion. -LeUin0tOn Gazette
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-06-10
THE PINAFORE,

The best Goods ever offered for S cents IL
this community, can be found at GI.ADKE's.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-06-10
Religious Intelli9ence.

Inc LUNCH COUNTER is supplied with the
Dest OF everything. and you can get a snack for
cts. and upwards, at the VIRGINIA HOTEL
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-06-10

Children's Hats and Caps just received, all
the latest novelties in the above goods at c. l.
WELLERS, Main Street.
Hand and Machine Sewed Boots and Caters
Custom made and warranted in fit and quality
for sale low at g. r. WEI,T,ER,S
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-06-10

FAcrl-Everything NICE at Va. Hotel Mar
BILE and Mirror Saloon.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-06-10

NALUABLE FARM AND CITY PROP.
ERTY FOR SALE.-I offer for sale pri.
miles south of Staunton. CONTAINING So5
acres. There are about 100 acres in timber
The land Is No. for cultivation or grazing pur.
be given. ~
also offer my house and lot in Staunton.
with i've building lots attached, which 1 will
sell as whole or separately, on accommodate
ing terms. AT. GILKESON
decl7-u Staunton, Va,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-06-10

Ladies, if you wish stylish, perfect fitting
and durable Boot, go to G. L. WELLER'S Boo
and Shoe Store Main Street.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-06-10

[INOR SALE.-One of the finest residences In
- the City of StauntOn, elegant location con-
tanning all modern improvements. Terms ac-
commodating. For further particulars as to
Terms, &c. Apply to the undersigned.
HUDSON & PATRICK.
Attorneys,
July &-u V1f. copy StauntOn, Va.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-Con-
tanning 2l7 acres of well watered and
improved land on South River. one mile from
WaynesDorO; for further information, apply
10 JACOB COINER,
WaynesborO',
marAo-3m Augusta Co.. Va.
kNOk SALE.-A snug BUSINESS STAND
~ on the best portion of Main Street. One
o. tne pest Investments in the city. For terms
Co., apply 10 HUDSON d PATRICK,
Attorneys,
noVo V'@V. 6taunton, Va.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06
Nusfan0 b.

9euti6lamo.-Gesen Die 8ef.-Sers
lin, 80. San. - Die 8oridIase tes Musi9ui=
ies sur Seitteuuns BON S9ub=W abreseln &C.
gen Die peit purSen pom 8unbesratb anses
nommen unb benz Safer 3ur Genebmisuns
unterbreitet.
8ineerpet. - Berlin, %. San. = Sin
peri9ieoenen grtsn QreuBsn's tit Die 3inberz
peit BON 9leuem aussebrodeH,
Sn S~reubentabt in 8irtembess sers
ben in oielem Sabre ni9t nur feline @emeinz
beteuern erboben perben, ionbern es wirs
nod ieoem Burger (bei elmer GinpobnerSabI
Don 1900 mad Reuiabr Der 8etras Don IS
Dt. aus Der StaotfalIe beraus beSablt. Die
Staot, lpelde iona9 ibren Ramen nidt NIT
nnre1t fubrt, bat sroBen Walobeiib, beien
grtras binlansli9 ale @emeinbeaussaben
bedt uno nod 8rObe lleberi4aIie abwirft..
Ius Mlnden, Der SaupttaOt bes ses
miitbIi9en g~apernuolfes, wirb seidrieben j:
,,Oie @ei9afte bier gu 2anbe liesen uoaitdnois
sarnisber, p%oQitdnbis, iase i'd, unb i6werlid
werseu gie Ed einen redten 8esriif MAIDEN
fsmnea, SeeermaaH fault nur oas ~alernOtb=
tpenbigite pom 2uguS lit telFe yNleoe mebr.
bic alteten uns beitrenommirteHen SiirlaeH
faairen, cine 3uanssueriteiseraag reibt ii9
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Gumijme 4n3eiacu.

- Der 8emeinberorI tanb pom nriprtn9'
en pQr Der Gohn but, rpie CT in Der Oorf5tg.
anaeist, gu uarfuufenl uOie @emeinbesQ prfs
miible NIT 2 WabIgdnsen uno einem Bad
ofen, no d ME IS ELECTROMAGNETIC
9etreten it." @iro bort nit 8ailer 9es
bafenG
Cine uaoute 4nfra9e mad 9aer" 4.
Weffalii6en Mertur Ger. $3.50 Iautet: SILT
in 2aer beim &rieseruerein Gnieben Der Pers
ion? @arum peroen nidt ale 2rie9er nit
Dem 3riegeruerein be8ra6en2" 9la9 unierer
Meinung besbaIb, neil alle Rrie9er rno aud
ber &rieSerperein ni3t tpOt iino.
- Sn Nr. l ber Sasener 3t9. wtro ans
seseist, baB Elm 8afofen nit ODER obn e
@obnuns gu uermietben lei.
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Gin aeheinfniBpnQes Grcianik

,pirb per &abelbepeI1e aus 2onbon mitsez
tbeiIt. SIS beibt nemlid, oaB AM Iebten
Samitaa has brittii6e &anonenboOt Sos
besuf" BON Sort in See sesansen lei, nm Ell
nen Yiraten auf3ulu6en. Oie erite &unoe
son Der @siltenS uno SbatlsfeIt %bsllelben mar
Der @bmiralitat bnr9 ben on 18. Sanuar oa,
tirten 9rief bes gapitan Noams BON Der
@lassesper Barrie v0aliton" 5u9efom'nen.
Der Brief, melder pom Der aomiraIltat Der
2lopb'iden S9ifsasentur CUR GtnsiGt pprs
aelest wurbe, lautete fols~enoermaben: uD;ess
ne Serren pom Der Ioniralitdt! SD fam
um 6 nbr beute frlb in Sort on. Gls i'd
mid am Donneritase letter ISOLDE unsefabr
SO Wteilen ueiiid BON Saltnet befano, LAY i@
in 8 lbr Morsens Elm unsefabr 2 bis 3
WeiIen BON meinem Sa5rseuSe entferntes
SdiM, nelhes iiber uno User in %Slammen
ftanS. SD lieb iofort auf bas brennenoe
Sdif suiteuern, urn bemieIben meme Salfe
ansubieten. BLs i9 ieoo9 ndber fam, bes
merfte i'd, BOP an Der Seite bes brennenoen
Sdifes elm 9ampfiGiff lag, unb spar lin.
eefdbr breibig garbs oauon e~ntfernt mad
~pinouarts. SD naberte mid ben S9ifen
Don Der @inb1eite, fonnte aber auf benz brens
nenoen fein Iebemoes Welen entoeden. SD
rief Iaut: fam i'd pieIsidt beIfen?" worz
ouf mir sur Mntmort seseben wurbe: v1eben
Sic sSsbre Sabrt fort, ooer Sbr Sdif miro aud
in 8rano eeltedt!" SD mar natlrli6 iiber
bieies baride 8enebmen iebr e~ntriiltet uno
iebte meme. Sabrt lansiam fort. nnsefabr
cine Stunbe mad Sonnenaufsan8 iab id benz
ielben Dampfer 1i9 in unierm Sabrruafer
inns nabern. Sin Mann auf benz Dampfer
rief uns on uno fraste, mad pel6em Safen
mir beitimmt ieien? SD ermioerte: mad
Gorf!" 6ierauf erflarte mir Der auf benz
Dede bes Samplers itebenbe Offi5ier, id iolte
feinem MenIden Elm @ort oauon uerratben,
bab i'd Elm brennenbes S9iff seleben uno bab
fi6 bic Manni9aft befelben am Soro ietnes
Dampfers befanbe. r8enn Ste" erfldrte
er mir, ,ireenb Seen,anbem gtwas BON ben
greianiiien Dieier Na9t perratben, oann nebz
men Sic iid auf Sbrer naditen &eiie ielbit
in @dt"- Ser Dampfer mar Elm %eiiernes,
fdmars ansetri6enes SdiH, bate penig Boro
iiber @afer, fdmar5e Uiaiten unS Buei
fduarse S9ornfteine, ueI6e ii6 awii6en
benz 0or6er< nno benz SauptmaIte b~efanoen.
Das Shiff bate rpeoer porn nod blnten ets
men 0annen itebem. Oas S6if beiab mebr
8oote, ais fonit sep0bnIid BON 9ampfern
aeflbrt rperben. Die betoen auf Der redten
Seite bes Dampiers bdnsenoen tuaren
9ampfi6aIuppen. Der 9ampfsr ieIbit lab
feinem &riessi9iHe ober einem Dampfer TT
aenb elmer. SanoeIsmarine dbnlid. TroBs
Benz i'd mid gang in ieiner Nabe befanO, pers
,nodte i'd ,peber 8anonen, nod 8anonens
Iufen az entbeden. auf 9ed befano ii9 cine
sablreide Manni9aft, wel6e ale blaue
ssadem trus; meiner anii6t mad rparen es
$50 unb 900. Dieielben i6tenen
GnaIanbes su iein, bod bin i'd ni9t ii6er in
@ngabe. 9as 2ebte, mas i'd pom Dem
Oampfer lah Nor, bab er auf Saitnet gu
lteuerte." Mnfanss slaubte man, oer eapts
tan babe iid einen idledten S9srS %erlaubt'
Sn,wilden baben aber neitere 8eobaatuns
ben 2onboner 6erren, wie es l9eint cine
Nniidt beisebradt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06
Ser ar66te Geaen.

Gin einfatbes, reines, barmloes MitteI, Oos
cine Setluns be,pirft uito &ranfbeit pcrbiis
tet, inbem es baS 8lut rein, ben Ma9en in Sronung,
9tierer unO Sober in Sbdtisfeit bdIt, lift Der sr0Bte
Sesen, ruel6er ie Der Meni6beit gu 9beiI purbe.
Sopfen=8itters lit bieIes MitteI uno feline @isen.
tbirner iperben 9eiesnet BON Sauienben, ,ueI6e burd
bafeI6e 9~erettet uno sebeiIt rporben iino. 8out
Sbr's p%robiren? Siebe Die &n5ei9e in elmer anoert
SpaIte. 90
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ghmbtnuie elmer franten 9eber.

Ss"SS
g6mersen in Der re9ten Geite, unters
o. balb Der GippenL UNI 10 9rDBer benin
Druid; mitanter lit Der S9mer8 in Der
Iinten Seite Der &ranfe fam faum auf
Der Iinfen Seite lie9en; otter tpirb Der
S9mer3 unter benz S6uIterblatt 9efiblt,
unb bebnt ii9 bdufis Bis our S9ulterbDbe
aus, unb fpirb mitunter fir &beumatisz
mus i'm 4rm berfannt. Ser Ma8en leibet
an gppetitIpiiefeit unb 1lebelfeit, bic Gins
9etpeibe iinb aqsemetn Der itppft mdndmal
ipedieInb nit 9lbfibren ; Der &opf 1T lei
benb unb nit bumpfem, f9iperem S4nner3
int Sinterfopf belditist. @epbbnli6 eriltirt
audi @ebG6tnibi6tpG9e be9feiiet BON petnz
Lidem @efiibL ais lei ettpas nnterIafen
ipas bate setban tperSen iolen. Gin lei9ter
trodener SuIten lit mitunter int Gefolee.
Der 9atient fGast iber Matti8feit unb
S9pd9e; er erI9ridt lei9t, feline SiBe
iinb faIt pber brennenb, unb ct ftast iiber
p~ridelnbeS GefibI in Der 9aut; iein 8e<
miitb lit niesersef9laseL una obtpobL
gLaubenb, haB fRrperIi9e 8etpesun9 ibm
pnbItbun ipiirbe, fam ct bod taum araft
genrs iammeln es gu perfuden. ST miBz
trdut III Wabrbeit iebem Seilmittel. Ser
54iebene bieIer g~snannten Spmptone be-
9leiten bic &ranfbeit, bod bat es Sale
9eseben, no tpenise berieIben eriftirter,
ie6o6 bic l1nterIudung bes &6rpers mad
Dem Tobe betpies, baB bic Sober in 9r6Bz
ter llnorbnun9 mar.
9aGtes Tieber.
Or. 6. Me2ane'8 9etsr &iIisu
in SGIIen bon faItem Sieber, nit
autntn senpntmen, erSeusen bic beiten Grz
folSe, IS eiebt fem beiieres Bur9irmittel
bor unb mad benz Ginnehmen BON @binin.
@ir ratben alien NIT bieier &ranfbeit
8ebafteten, benielben einen unpartetz
ti6en 8eru6 gu seipdbren.
Sci alien btli6ien ll~norbnun8enL unb ais
einfa4es Pur8irmttteL unperslei9lt4.
gan bate iid bur Sali6uusen.
Die ddten iinb ME iibersudert.
Sebe Saahtel bat eiren rptben 8adSIe9eI
grf benz 2edeI NIT Der Srf4Fift pr. @e2oneS
2ebers 9tllen.
Die GGten NeSane's 2ebers9tIIen
habelt Die Sisnatlren bon 6. NcSane unb
Slemtng 8rps auf benz Oedel.
Man b~erIanse Die ddten Or. 6. Nc2ane'S
2ebersHiqet, prdparirt bon 6Iernins Bros, st
9ittsbureb, &c.,, senn BET Martt lit pofl bon
Natabmunser hes Ndrten Mfc2aue, aroerS
bu4itabirt, aber sieieIbs &usipra9e.
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@ mmDerbare are II.

9ofor S. 50. 9u6DoIs, 8aiica, Nila., ,panote
eos ct. Safobs Del BET elmer Trau ieiper @emeinbe
on, pel9e f9pn felt II SabrcH on Rbeumatismus
lit uno betttGgerig mar. Ra6oeW fie orei Gage
lang ooS Del 9ebraudte, fonnte Tie mieOer auf-
fteben.
Serr 81. Soldier, 81 9rowntsabe. &tfc01enp gitb,
8q., rpor lber 8 Sabre nit &beumatisnns bebafs
tet Ins bate fbon alle MeoJinen obne grfol9 ges
brGn6t. Cine ein5ige Slaibe ct. Safobs Del
curire tim pollitdnoig.
Serr @uItau 81. Seiln1ann, Hehacteur bes QittSs
burg nRepublifarer," lit 5pei Sabre lang an r6eus
rtatiifen Gfmcr3en uno bratte Monde Nadt u,s
Del curirten i'm.
Srau SrerG @ugelnIani, 80 Sabre oft, aus Der
S9mei5, @anton Ir9au, jett aber in 9todeIter 81.
y, anidBt9, bate iol9e rbsunaat;i1s g9Merlen
tn Zen Seinen, Dab tie ni6t 9eheG gonnte. 9a1
benz 8ebral6e elmer Slqiae 81. SafobS Del IibIte
lie tpte nell9eboren r's fpt,nte ,Dleoer fott loufen
9err q. s. Surf, 8DtteiDater, &isc.: 3as ct
SafebS Del cttrirt @Qe. @tner r1einer &unoen bes
bouptet, eS lei cine 9ottesIenounq.
Serr s. &iItbort, Mabonp Stir, 8a, lit furdt.
bar on Giifeni9meraen. Cine 8lal6e c,.ri.te i'm.
Srau &atbarine 3tinn,ernann, &aaeafer, 81. g.,
ruanote boS ct. SafobS Del tait grfol9 9egen geius
gei9nulit unh Osiiassroie an.
9err y. SeiM Soutb QoamS, 0la1I, I6reibt
Do9 81. SQtobS Del tbut bier qBunber.
/ 9err 0enrb- Se1r, Batrtot, Ohio, bate iGI6en
s6mers ia Der liaten GGnlter, bab eE ft6 ni9t
riibren fonrte. 9oS ct. Sato6& Gel carirte i'm
nod 5pei 3agen.
Serr Srar5 &ilfe, Ga Savette, Sno., beri6tet non
einent Sale. 100 eia &ain 10 fart an .atbsnmatiss
mus lit, pab er itb nibt bepe8en fonnte. Seine
Seine ruarcn geidmolen unb er lit tniGelide
S9mer;en. J3p0lf Stunoen mad @ebrau9 bes
ct. SafobS Del waren ale 9dmer5en uno Die @es
i9ruulit ueri6muncen.
Serr 6enrp Solder, NtiIersbur9, Sbip, &5ei.s
utatismus tn Den 6itteu.
Serr Senrp Stoud, 9eabuiQe, 9a., b0surtigcr
&5eumatismns.
9err Sr. &itt, GlepeIdno, Sbto, @leumatismus
int 8eine: mad breintaLi9em Gureiben politanpis
curirt.
Serr S. Haober, GleueIano, Ohio, grDbc NIB ans
haltenOe Sdmerjeu anf Dem Salcn bcS rebten
6nBes: mad 5peiinoIigem 8ebraube iofort ale
Sdmer5en ueri6wunoen.
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.

Der 9robartise @rfoIs bes ct. Satobs OeIs
munoert uns 9ar ni9t, ba mir Deiien 8irfungen
fennet. Sr. q. 9. 8urf, 98bitepater, Bisc., tbeiIt
uns nit, bab OaieIbit baS ct. Safobs Del Elm 9roBz
artiger @rfols lit. gs curirt SlIIe, rpeI6e es ans
penben; elmer ieiner 8unben bebarpte, es iei cine
@ottesienbuna. =
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2Qcupia

beiIt 0pspepfia, 2opfueb, gerftopfuns, nns
uerbauli6feit, @aQenfeber, Sdmarrboiben
unb ale 8ranfbeiten Der Sober, bes Masens
unb Der MiIj.
@ir sarantiren, SaB Sarupia alle 2eioen
Der 8eroauun9s0rsane, wie 8rennen i'm
Sleii9, SisanwanbIunsen, G6mersen in Der
Settle, ben @liebern, unb Der 8ruft, eel6e
Saut, unb Ausen, Mansel an S6weiB &opf=
web, Ma9enanfe6tun9en, iaures 4uftoz
Zen, S6minbeL 8ur3atbmi9feit, Ser3fIopfen,
nebeIfeit, SerSbrennen, @asenidure II. /. no.,
bios bur6 feline blutreinisenoen gisenidaften
curirt.
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GentGur Ointment lit in 5rpei ueri6ieoenen Gors
ten gu Daben. 0as tueiBe, UNI Don Dteni6en 9es
brau9t 5u rperben; oas gcl5c fir Yferoc, S6afe
uno anoere 5biere. &tteite iber bic @irfun9en
bieier por5igIiden 45rdparate iino nm iebe 8Iai9e
sepidelt un6 lino ieIbtge in ieber Npotbefe ooer
Ourtb Die 9oft BON Der Office Der 6 entaur goms
panb, 46 Sen Street, 9eru 9of Stir, gu haben.
apr % '78 1iB
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9acmpiA

beilt Die gus3ebruns, rpie i'm Sale Der Srua
@mos Staufferin 9aribmansuile, bel Dapton.
SIM eriten unb Smeiten Stabium bieier
Sranfbeit perfeblt tie niemaIs ibre Mirfun9.
Sran Staufer aber mar i'm britten Stabium
uno mot BON Smet Der beten 4er5te i'm Oita
li8en Bennipluonien aufSe9eben wOroen.
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,Wir beoauern gu leien," f6reibt BET
Bottom Seralo," ubab cine 10 itrerss 1eins
pperens=S5rau rpie Dirs. 9apes rsnl'9 abenos
'.mein farbise Seibe" trug. ,Naherfarben
1nparben p~afenber seweien iein."
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2ocupta

beilt ben 2rebs i'm Iesien Stadium unb ioate
INNER, 10 Iange sr roabrt, unb nod Ianse
no6 Der Gatfernun9 burd Operation ODER
auf aneere @eiie, 9ebraudt meroen. SIS
uerbinbert bic &ranfbeit, ms Snitem iiberz
3useben, pher treibt bieIeIbe wieber aus.
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&acupia

beiIt Srropbeln in ben &nnden, NO ales
anbere umionf sebrau9t purbe. @s siebt
feline &nodentranfbeit, Die 0arnpia ni6t ses
beilt bat. IS i6eioet bic i6le9ten 8no6en
aus unb btloet neue..
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

Barter G. Ga, II WaQtraBe, 0em 9nrf.
&Leiue eu,nmen roerbea fir aunben urrtbeilbaft anseIest,
nit prontpten monatIi9ea abretnungen. - Bud, nit po4s
f~dnbiger GrtIaruns, fret uerfanot-ott Isl bo u 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

beilt &beumatismAS, fe thinner CT Ii9 ein9es
nitet bat. SIS resaltrt bic Nieren unS beieis
ti8t 8lntpnreinisfeiten. pom tuelden bic
8ranfbeit herrabrt.
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2ocmpia

beitt aae Sunsenfranf6eiten, bon Der f~Ieinlten
@rfaltuns bis sur i~tarfiten @~ntSlnbuns, bur6
feline blutretnisenben gi9enidaften.
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beiIt ale Afeetionen bes Munbes, SaIies unb
Der Raie.
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perfeblt niemals Srrnpbeln, Oh lie i'm 4uge,
in Der Naie ooer ben C1ren ober i'm 6alie
ooer ir9enb einem anbern TbeiIe bes Sleiides
it6 3et9en, 81 beilen.
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idaften. IS 1T bas ein3ise NitteL, UNI lang
tuieri9e Sautfrantbeiten gu beilen.
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tpie rbeumatiI9e lebel.
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I'm srantn !Saarea lire natiirs:
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SIT bas srObte benz Meni9en befannte
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mirb in allen SdQen sebraudt, 100 @erste
Gten, 0uinine, Sob, Potai9e ober bittere
tonii9eG rSneien peri6reiben pirben.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-04-01
A Heterodox Opinion.

Sometimes the boot gets on the other
foot. It has been generally believed
that Federal supervisors are the
abomination Of Democrats and the
delight of Radicals. Yet here comes
United States Marshal Kcrus, of the
eastern district Of Pennsylvania, and
testifics before the Wallace-Tcllcr
Committee that at the last election in
Philadelphia, supervisors were ap-
pointed ut the special request Of the
Democrats, and that no Republicans
asked for them. The explanation Of
this is found in another part of. his
testimony that Philadelphia, with her
hundred and fifty thousand votes, is
entirely under Republican rule. The
whole police force Of twelve hundred
is Republican. Two-thirds Of the
election districts have Republican
majoritics on the election boards, and
in November the witness appointed
seven hundred and scventy-thrce
deputy marshals, all Republican,. The
testimony Of Marshal Kerus is Of such
a character that we arc not surprised
at the conclusion hc reaches that
supervisors and marshals are not
necessary in Philadelphia. From his
standpoint we should say not.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-04-01
The Black Hegira.

One Of tho most significant events
Of the day is the singular negro hcgira
from the South. 1t is estimated that
between two and three thousand have
already gone up the Mississippi by
steamer to st. Louis, and the strange
exodus continues without dilninution.
They arc bound for tho West, mostly
for Kansas. They are deaf to all we'll
meant advice to return to the South,
and evidently believe that any white
man giving such advice is their enemy.
The movement Is a general surprise.
1t was one that apparently started
among tho black people themselves,
how or when nobody knows, apd the
negroes keep their own counsel about
1t. Persons of limited intelligence arc
often not unliko. unreasoning animals
in the way Of following blindly on in
agivcn direction in which they havo
been started, like flock of sheep
jumping over fence. The migration
of the blacks having begun, it is not
easy to tell where it will end. Some-
thing much like panic seems to have
got in. ~,
They appear generally to be moving
towards Kansas, although some hum
drcds Of them staid in St. Louis.
Topeka is the point they are generally
aiming for. OF tho first batch that
arrived, great numbers worc most des-
titutc. Many Of tho latter arrivals
have brought money and household
goods with them, and homemade
wagons, and scrubby little mules with
rope harness.
1t is thought that Senator Windom's
scheme to COLOMBO them has induced
this strange exodus. The ovement
will hardly amount to much; but
should it assume large proportions the
danger Is not only that labor will be-
come scarce hore, but as the New York
H'vald suggests, that fow thousands
settling in the doubtful Northern
Statos would make these solidly Repub-
lican, and cduso the solid South to be
confronted by q solid North.
-~.~s~- s.t,r:. t
Advices (fi'om Siorra Leono, repro.
sent that the French have annexed tho
English Island Of Matacong, on tho
coast Of africa ,.,..;.