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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-27
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sic acbrauhte bas 9eilmitteI lesten
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9tep. 81 aat 81. Musuifin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-27

BA- Mdbrsnb bes oersunstncn
0erbltes butte i'd tiaeu Nnfsa bon
acutem 9tbeumatiemus, in ioldem
9rabc, bab i'd bus Bett biiten mubte.
Die Srantbsit ipottete Der Sunit bee
Nrstes, Den ID au &dtbs sOs. So
h0rte i'd bon Der SeiItraft oes ct.
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5errtn @ansler Bros cine SIaf@e oes
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gen Gaaen mar id wisoer pOltdnoig
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wirfli9 quite &eiImitteI allen, tusI&e ON
8heumatismus Ieiben, ou1s @drmfe
cmpfebIen. Wott. Mc1ermott, 9. 6.
81. 81. Chops, @aterIcO, Soma.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-27
NlorNSentidltis 2lohS,

alien nil, lollte bic pra6tocutn neuen. eilernen
S@raubsn-g grFbamPfi&tffe hss
g9orSSeati4en 2lObS,
aur lleberfabrt tenusrn.
Nlit DamplfGiFeu bes Nprbbeutfben &csb
purbeu Bis Gn6e 1877 iiber $4,000 perfcnen
befSrbsrt.
Die Dampfer ttefer Gumpasnis:
8raunfdtpeia, ;'l00Sons, @apllnbatf6
Rirnbera, 3lO0 Sons Sap Sdger,
9eipsie, $500 &offmann,
Sbio, 250J Dteber
Berlin, $500 ~ 9amfe,
BaItimcte, 250O 0e 2imon.
fabrrn rearImSeis alIe IA Sage 3piiGen 8res
men unS 8aitimOre unb nebnten paFaeiers
az biIiaffen 5tdteu an.
Der 9anbnnsspIas birIrr TnnipfIGifr in
Baltimore III susIsi6 Depot Der Baltimore uni
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tem @efeu An bili9ereu Rreifen BE-
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Hermann Star Mills
0eDrae u. &Ifn8er,
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luirb Ser b6&Re Marttpreis baar besabIt
~ 8eReaunsen prompt befOrst. -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-27

- Sn Saulbldern I'M Suoen miro
often bic StIapenbalter'&ebeaiOn BET
berrlidt unb Die Interchangeable Union
befdimpft. 3mar bebauptete Der norS'
carolinif6e gunbesienator 8ance,
oieie Binder ieien lanaft tpieoer abge'
f6afft; absr es eibt gang neue S9ul'
biidber i'm Siben lber ueIde bas
v9ouisp. 8olteblutt" nit re6t fa9t:
,@s miro in ibnen iebe Sele9enbeit on
oen Saaren berbeise;osen, nm Sab
aeaeu Die 8rsieruns Der Ser. Staaten
,u erreaen, um Siefelbe berd&tli9 gu
maden uno ais cine rieiige Oespotin
binSufeaen, iuelae elm tapfsres unO
buloenbes Bolt nit Suben tritt.
@leid ouf ZEN erffen Gtiten eines fol-
den gu@es fineet man cine 2obreoe
- nitbt auf BafbinstOH, fonoern auf
Yfobert 6 See. @inise eeiten peiter
inbet f6 cine 9efeubun9, wOriu Der
8rafibeut Der Ser. Gtaateu elm 2lener
unb elm Nutotrat eenannt wiro. Son
allen Mutoren, bon benen oies Shul'
bud cine Musmabl entbdIt, uiro cine
turse gicsropbie mitsetbeilt, unb in
ben meifteu 0aneu fnS biefe autorsn
weaen ibser .beIbeumIbtsen anbans-
Iihfeit an bic G5adle bes @ioenS" aus.
aewd5lt, ober neil fie .bie Elections
uerorbnuns ibres Staates unter;st@'
neten." lleberal in bieiem S4nlbn@t
] 1T ben Dem oSrsen Der SfIaperei" oil
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Ibeipeint unb iberaH benz Sirn Del
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,,rpeise Wann" = unb awar Der faO.i@'
weise Wann--6iefes 9anb regierer
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Sees in 6iefem G@ulbu4e nintrt
febr pieI Otaum in @nfpru&. Gs heib
barin: vBaf9iuston uuO Bee ] 3uil
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f@idte !" 8eiter inerben orei @ebtr
BON SefTerfou Dabts mitsetbeilt, bn'
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abfdieb bonn tsenat nabm unb eib
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-27
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8or'aseu nit feiHem Gete beIeet.
@ofbinston beleete rdbrcnb feines
siueimaIisen Gmtsermins ad5t gorIasen
nit feinem g,eto; 9inroIn ipdbrenb Der
finf Sabre feiner gertualtuns cine;
Wonroe traGte in feinen spsi Nmts-
terminen eimnrnI bon feiner GetoeenaIt
@ebraud; WaSifon feds WeaI; 9raf-
bent SoIt betoirte brei 8Orlasen;
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ma6te i'm BerbdItnib 80 ber 9anse
ieinss Sermiis am bdufisiten bon Ser
getoseDaIt @ebraud. Ct betoirts
fiebensean gorIasen; General Grant
fe6sun63Daa,is; ssIer unO sgierce ie
neun.
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11rhrr &nltimnre

Sober, Der bas aIte gaterlanb bffu1rn Uber
gerpanbte uub s5reunbe rsn europa fpmmen
alien nil, 1clIte bic praGtDclItn neuen. eilernen
SCbrauten-T rifeampflGtiTe bts
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-27

Correspondence OF The True Northerner

correspondence VI Ine lIue NOrtuerueI.
An observer OF men and things, strolllng
about the city on Sunday, cannot help being
struck with admiration for the social recrea-
tons OF the heterogeneous, uncoerced, unre-
strained mass OF humanity that swarm through
the precincts. The day is genial, and the
hardy, picturesque looking miners flock from
the surrounding hills to the city on Saturday
night, remain over Sunday to enjoy their rec
reation and rest aud spend their money, which
they do so literally and often improvidently.-
The streets are thronged, the saloons and beer
gardens are well filled, cheap beer flows, ac-
companied with streams Of stirring and ducet
music, in quantities sufficient to float real
schooners rigged with masts and sails, and
whisky claims it's own. Here are congregated
the most varied elements of huma nifty and the
most various types OF human chsracter-the
Irishman, the Epgshman, the German, the
Italian, the Frenchman the Russian, fair haired
Scandinavians, persons belonging in almost
every nationality, and every station OF life
men from every State in the Union, the former
rebel and the former union man, and dotted
here and there, which varegates the scene, is
the ebony representative OF that long pro-
scribed aud down trodden race, the cultured
and the uncultured used to toll, and men raised
IN ease and aff1uence, all blended into one
homogeneous equality. Notwithstanding all
these usually discordant social elements, gath
cred together under circumstances which usu-
ally set them waring with each other, stimu-
lated by their convival cup, and IN their wild
camp peace and good fellowship is the order OF
the day.
The general good heartedness of so large
concourse of people in so small a space, taken
under all circumstances, is worthy Of the con-
temptation Of the moralist and statesman.
Here are thousands of men, who have been for
years away from the refnements and restraints
of civilized life, isolated from the world almost
in the mines of California and the Black Hills,
almost burrowlng with the wolves and the
bears, together with the whole assembled mass,
all released from the restraints OF conventional
life, from the moral influences Of home, from
the criticisms Of the convention where they are
we'll known, from the restraint of the Sabbath
In religious communion, yet one may venture
to say that in no New England town within the
sound OF the preachers voice, from a dozen
pulpits, could there be brought so large q mass
OF men together with 30 little breach Of the
peace, or with 80 much respect for the rights
of each other as is exhibited on Sunday In
Leadville. The philosophic statesman contem-
plating the scene might easily come to the con-
cluslon that mankind has capacity for self
government. HOMER b. SMITH.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-27

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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-27

A man coming out Of Texas newspaper
Office with one eye gouged out, his nose spread
oil over his face, and one OF his ears chawed
of, replied to q policeman who interviewed
him: 81 didn't like an article that 'peared in
the paper last week, an went in ter see the
man who writ it, an he war there J"
Miss Edith Cox has been made deputy clerk
Of the Nicollet county, MIMI, court, and in
tends to study law.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-27

Seventy years ago, in Vermont town, a
young lawyer-a member OF large church
got drunk. The brethren said he must confess.
He demurred. He knew the members to be
good people, but that they had their little faults,
such as driving sharp bargains, screwing the
lsborer down to low wages, loaning money at
illegal rates, misrepresenting articles they had
for sale, etc. But they we're good people,
and pressed the lawyer to come before the
church meeting to own up to his sin OF taking
glass too much for they we're temperance
people before temperance societies existed
The sinner finally went to the confession !;
found large gathering Of brethren and sisters,
whose bowed heads rose and whose eyes glis-
tened with heavenly delight as the lawyer be-
gan confession: II confess" began he, that
l never took ten per cent for money (six was
the legal rate) On this confession down went
brothers head with groan. Il never turn
ed poor man from my door who needed food
or shelter" Down went another head. Il
confess never sold slmmed-milk cheese for
a new one" Whereupon sister shrieked for
mercy. But" concluded the sinner, II have
got drunk. and am very sorry for it." Where
upon the meeting was peacesbly dismissed.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-27
EN.uE.NORI.7.M.
FoR Mrs. EMILY PUGsLEY.
RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED TO THOSE WHO
LOVED HER.

One by one the loved and loving
Slip away from our embrace;
Oft the dearest, and the fairest,
Who have held the largest place
In our hearts, and round our hearth stones :;
They have gone. perchance to stand
Close beside the shining portals
Opening on the Better Land;
They may be the first to greet us
When we reach tho shining shore,
Where we'll 1ind again our loved ones
Meet with them to part no more
Let Us listen, for Jesus is speaking
How tender and loving His voice
And il 1t were not for our weeping
We should hear, and our hearts would rejoice.
As the father the son whom he loveth,
Thus do l chasteu those whom l love-"
Lest they stray from the path that is leading
To the joys that are waiting above.
Z" In the world We shall have tribuation
But in me peace"-and fulness of Joy:
And these earth woes, should not for one
moment
Have power that sweet peace to destroy;
Or the trust, and the faith that o'ercometh
All the trials thou art called to endure.
Though heavy the cross-still the burden
Grows lighter: the crown is secure.
loaned thee jewel-art ready,
with usury" the gem to return? ?
The angels my harvest are reaping,
And as flowers to the sunlight will turn;
Or as doves to their windows" will hasten
As the storm, or the nights coming on,
Thus my chosen return to my bosom,
As soon as their earth tasks are done.
NY Father has beautiful mansions,
Where / am preparing home
For all who Will faithfully serve Him,
And soon He will say to you Come
Come. bless'd OF my Father, inherit
The rest for the people of God"
The Kingdom was won, by His only Son,
And sealed with His most precious blood.
"watch and pray" lest the tempter begulle
you,
To murmur at Heavens decree
" Not my will, but Thine, oh my Father
Still let this your talismsn be.
c. o. THOMPSON.
NorE.-As some errors were overlooked in
he above, we republsh It this week.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-27
E. d. DARLING,
Builder and Contractor.

DEALERIN
Cement. Stucco. Plaster. Stone Lime, Hair
Piastering Mortar, Brick, Stone, Lath and
shingles. Bills of timber and lumber filed to
order. Thanking the people for their past
patronage. i would still solicit your orders for
Mason work which will be attended to with
promptness.
street 1204ly
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-27

John B. Cough got his start in life by first
being druuksrd. II he had kept sober and
attended to bis business, he might have been
variety comic singer all his life, getting s5 per
night, where he now gets S250.-TNew Orleans
Picayune
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-27

THE FOOLISH REQUEST.
shyly he bent DER the dainty head
And, Won't you; won't you?"
He softly said.
Begging from the saucy miss
Just for the loan Of one sweet Kiss.
The maiden tossed her pretty head
And, No, won't YOU
She sauclly SAID.
How foolish he is," thought the little miss,
He should not ask for, but steal the kiss
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-27

Miss C. L. Wolfe, OF New York, is the wealth.
lest single woman in the United States. She
is worth s1O.OOO.OOO.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-27
SPECIAL. TO LADIES!
pH Fl
WOMANS FRIEND!

A remedy which is DONG MORE THAN ALL
OTHERS now in use or known for women suffer
ing from any of the numerous forms of WEAK
NESS, peculiar TO the sex. In the proper use
OF this medicine SPEEDY RILIEF and ultimate
CURE Is WARRANTED. Manufactured and sold
by Pengelly, Cbamberlin Il Co.. sole Proprietors,
Plainwell, Mich and for sale by druggists.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
MIR MARErZEK,s OPERA.

NJ. Max Naretzck last night resumed his old
lac at Lee conductors desk OF tnc Academy 81 Music
a,d marsha ped rie ghosts Of lonrior-otten seasons
yrr that elevation ne has witnessed IN his time scores
a. cssz.rg uiHmphs and appailiu- disasters, ant in
hoth M has aad large personal shfre. 10 was natural
pernaus. tAat in setting about the cou osl;on oi an
oor "a lac should his fancy dwell more OF less
n,rr ih, o IS associated with his earlier fortunes II
W. irly natural CHAT in listening the perform
auec ofh.s sleepy Hollow W, should be reminded Of
anr an evening she past wH.u he III ded the priina
DONNA through h,r rOuudely, and TIE Tenor through LIS
aria ana led the villagers through TIRE rustic dance ana
t, tip-toe chcras The charge o. borrowing is moro
easily made against composer than sub>tanuaied
Constructed after old models. lir Marczehs work
necessarily a0ounds with hkcnesses to other operas
bat many Of them are only supcrhei"
r--emol,ncrs OF Style, and the ruolc VII
not ko his music the les account Of them. lie
las put together variety OF hliss numbers. and dis
posed them with au experienced eye Tor dramatic onc
Mr.. Charles CAY Ter supplying text compounded nom
Iryiug's lie ldlcss HOrseman," scutis Nhre Lady,
and We know no, what otaer materials. with one "I
Two exceptions the company mtIustcd with the PET
fprmanre have very modest claims 10 critical at'ei-
ton The principal persouagts ia tie drama are rep
rescued by Miss Annie Montague, Mrs Florence kio'
Knox Mr. Charles Turner. Mr. L. Fink and MI W. C.
Ga.dion Their a large audience last ni-h'' ana
Applause Was plenty. Inc composer auu pNSt were
b "A u
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Nr. Wllack viii appear ut the Park Thea
trc B-.okisn. uezt ~ 'utat ..--.N-- N,iison "i SAL
fro Liverpool on saturday Do tle Glhl, for Ncv-lors
- sis. o. l,rnlisl VIII leave Nca-l0fE on Saturday
,o-..n st sro.....Pay socis are reminded hat ,hc
p.ayof Divorce wu pc revived saturday night at
D-y.- THEATRE Mr. DAILY has in preparation new
l.s-. by lIr Bronson Howafd......N . Frederic Mac
cate who .. one oi the most talented and charming
r.,.... .u. performers that eyer came upOn our
90 l., t.srl up. in En- land, The character Of
...i .r tnc drama OF Arril-na-P oSue ".-..-.Miss
I e. -iu-sr. Dn .l-iaal. ~ io appeared last weeA
a. Boston Park Theatre, IS said, hy The Ga-e'ie n
f..t cts. @ hav. musical Vo.ce. good presence
AMI t.u.rft.a.le skill as an artist" She played
III, pri.. ESQ., u t.c Palace 81 IIutn' and L. CONF
u, Ted f.r tcr .ton good TASTE, and grsce..-.-Miss
I... l.rf.ut ioIus tic Boston Museum company Dc
t.a.--l .,ir II. J. Byrou's comedy OF " 4 Fool and
81 'f.r.y has mct with success IN the Boston
81 .gr Cio.r'es IS played bi Mr. War; n. The part
i.Iof .rl lr-ouc OF the best beisg " Dou't 20 ana
oasrfs lu fl, middle OF Wales, an alone with the
Hn-.. language" IN DC Fuhiofe ~ the Dos
i.l l-trs nn 29tl instant Mr. Grau's next
t.-l r.v "a. win OIrolet ron 49,. PTcrar 10
tn. af, 4Dp 90 the OLYMPIC Inraie. for asumpiuCus
revival 90 tc od military play OBJ. re tfcncH SPY IN
I'D tst.f. Ourc go famous I4is VIII Dc ul"lEhi
o.. iif vtrl VITA Miss Jennie Hughes M the eadiu
pau. flutau.f uu iuil bale; Wi.i appear ana iuil
II.ftr. eursi.y "li render ~ alu to maintain te
lIH-I.I u. o.. scene. Miss Hughes is a handsome
won i a good vocalist and bright ard experienced
Co. .-. .fI very arly -lc WILL make special success
.t.- i.ll. ISL FORGOTTEN piece.
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Roll TIE CLOCK.
To the I'd tor o. me IrtbHR..
On ~. &c. l.i.-o Loo, los !,

To the I'd tor o. me ITtbuHt.
SIR: Ny wife, bless her, has been doing
what may i,s,lt almost anything 20 the benefits
thereof can properly extended We had an old clock
I'm Tho house Which, tor reasons Of it, own absolute, ~
refused to 10. "Nlat sinai do with IL - She said
send it TO tho watch butcher" said l. land have It
come back worse than and LII os 80 10 pay foT
spelling A."
So " stood teri on The mantol. az mute rs cand-
date ana lot even offering 90 ccudonc t, the o'Ler
day when was gone. Size got sciev-driver and took
the works out and ropued them into kettle Of boiling
soarsuds She boied the clock wei, and then she took
10 out aud wiped al she could reach o 10 and pat M 100
oven 60 dry. 1hrn feather and liiie OIL ana "io
that clock was wound M and ret agpng 10 was IKE
rcrulnr Democratic NInluer IN kcmper County.
But tnr sewing machine mad been taking lessons OF
M clock or something and to-day taat. went 10 pot
and afiurward the oven. II goes now 90 PERFECTION
THIS remedy shoud he applied generally. NOu!dnt IL uc
tried iamm.uy, men, aliLlhliA u'A /
think II would work On children, ant I'm Keeping
snarp lro.out bur NJ great Tor mere machne
Brc0kiyl, Aug. 20, lssJ. W. o. 3
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RACING FOR TIE SECONDPLACE

EOWELL 7OIuS Ills SPLENDID LEAD
1Hf coSrE-r BrrwfFv HiZAEr. NEagTr AND
GuYoS HhzArI's FILLING .rF ..rs-C"Nni-
HOS ATD LATE scoisFs oF I'm MFN-Jt,K~
AND p VCHoT w;luDrAws.
The Interest ia to- Walking match q; thc Madison
Square Garden vas q. ater yesterday Ilan o.. any
P,eyols day during abe ..eeS. Howol main'aiaed
a handsome lead durug tuc day, an O., 800 r ~.
Hazael passed Merritt, VINO ihnTcAy FIJI from rhe
second 20 the third place. There wae great
crowd IN Attendance. aDd much excitement .aat
evening. st tuat time the contest for i-e s'c"oi
and third places was by no means scitlcL Pan
cnoi and Jackson have given MP the contest and
Withdrawn from the Garden. At 1 o'c.oc. th's
morning the relative positions OF the ten men s;.ll
on the rack were rs follows: