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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01

RsE- Seinem S6idlale fam Niemano
enissben. gor Dem @Dmnafum bdlt elm
Bosen nit einem giel. Ser geiibsr beg
8a9ens Dot iid entfernt, uno oa sroBe
GreiuisrteIiuuoe it, 70 psrsniigen f6
bic 9rDBeren 3Oslinse Srsunb 2ansobr
auf aaerlei Qrt ;u neden. Gin tleiner
Guartansr itebt ole 3ui6ausr babel unS
freut f4 Der Spdfe ieinsr &ameraben.
9!Dsli9 fsbrte Der Better bss ssnstten
81 zig 3uriid; Die 9rObsren Rnaben srgrei.
fen Die Sludt uno nur Der feline A%uartaner
i'm 8efibl i.insr llni4uIo. bleibt rubis
lteben. 9O4 bas unsIId rsitst i9nsQ !
- Ser Wann, tsinsn aroern 8~,ssnitano
leiner &o4e eripabeno, sibt benz armsn,
uni4uIoisen Sunsen cine tii9tise O6r.
fsise. Ssul,no Iduft sr ins 5aus binein,
UNI benz Rsttor iein 9eio gu tlas.n uno i'm
aIs &dasr isinsr nni4ulo an,uruf,n. Sn
Der Gle unb 8sfiir,uns remit sr i,6o9
or eiuen bic Srcpps gerdbe beruntsrtom.
member 2ehrer. uno Stwupp bat sr
Die ;psits Sbrisise.
Sn isiner 8sbrdnsniB elite Der arme
6nabe gum Gettor. Don bieIsm nm bic
uria4e ieinss Ssulsrs ssfrast, brinst sr
enolid ftOtternb beraus Id Soft, Der
Ssrr 2ebrer bat mir cine Obrfsise sese.
ben, uno-unb-i9 babe benz gjGl bod
sar pi4ts setban !--S9pupp! bat er
bic brittle Obrfeise.-Wie ioll oa in sinsm
junsen @emitbe Der @Iaube an bic 8sts9.
ttsteit sspsdt unb belsbt tperoen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
Il E 4.

WpttS: antSnbisn S&sr, 3iem.t BEN
9brifen, srbeiitrt bic Ssele unb
befprStrt ftlbf lie 0siunsbsit
bss 0tibes.
5ordenbsf, Sordsnbsd
a9, ME bIaIo i9on I'M Die Cd!
Seitern itoI3 nod an Der Spiss,
5suts nidt mebr auf Dem Sise
Worssn 6srri4t i6on Stpoeuis.
a6, pie balb ! ODD, tpie balb!
S4Dinoet Webrbeit unb @ewalt!
Wo 1T nun, ibr GibsraIsn.
guer Sideibun unb Yrablen
a4, Der Stol3 bot f6 selsst!
Salt. bab' adt! Raum seoadt.
@irb Dem Slug Elm gnb' sema9i.
Sarft ni4t aQ3u iibn mebr fsissn,
S.nn oeiu Sag tann balb fd neissn.
Sisb' l4on i4mar3e S4atten nob'n!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
8ssen ale 2sibeu Der
{ b +.

Seberleiben.
Strr Simpn S6nept pittsbura, pa.-babsn
i6 als Elm Spr3HsIi8ss Rittsl stssn 9sbsrlsissn
s~rpisIsn, " NJ
Seberperbdrtung.
Guiart Sausr, ulasina, Ro. - babsn mid
ron 7'jabrigsrn ssbsrIsiesn bsrsit. Gibt feline
before Rsriiir.
..- w.. Tieber. ..
Gtrih. S6uls, Ogden 8ans, rrlSisa mid
ron bsftisrrt S&iittelTsbsr. =
6aaensT ieber.
Or. Safub Brewer, Ct. 9puis, Ri6.-parsn
bet @aasnfsssr sen SOrrsfEi@sr @irtuns.
Sbnttel= Sieber.
Safob 8rsi &sf Sslanb Co.. Sas. psrtsn
!. iinisrsr 8ssssS ais eas bette Mi'ts ssssn
5tsbsr brtra8tst.
@ebiel, Sieber.
Srr 0sp. Ssnrs. Bethel, Dtc. sibt lsin
bslIsrss MittsI ssJsn eas @s&iefstsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01

Bss~ Ser 2sbrsr elmer SorKdule mar
oofir beiannt, baB er feline S4Ilsr gum
&eimsn BON &niitslusrisn bsranbilbete.
Bel elmer CAPITALIZATION frasts nun Der
S&ulinipsttor. weldsm bielss befannt mar:
rTun liebe ainoer! i4 babe ssb6rt, baB
S6r auf iebsn Rlmsn sinen 0ers MAIDEN
tOnnt. Sd CLAUDE ater ni9t, baB Sbr
OUT ben meinisen einen loltsn MAIDEN
t0nnt i'd beige 8unitsr." Sa erbob I9
nod elmer @eile Elm GROCER gsnsel uno
itrcdte Den Singer in Die S6be uno risf /:
Inner S4ulinipsttOr beiBt Wanitsr, ano
mas er ma4t, Usrbun3t er."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01

sS~ &inoesIisbs. Waris9sn: ,Su,
Drama, tusnu i'd nal misosr 10 pas'Sii6.
l4ss tribune, bann psts i'd bid ba,u."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
9 8.

Scropbeln.
Watb. Sartinss, Ct. 8pia, SSip - rotten
Serpsbsln nit Der Wur,sl aus.
S6Sartise Tle6ten.
DER Stsit Snanhasa %. g.-bsfrsiten mid
BON sintr trsartissn 8ls8ts, an pslSsr i'd bel.
nabe 2 SABRE lit.
STeue @unbcn.
StropbuIOier Ratur.
5rau GliTabstb Stil, Raraltbpn. @ise,-bsil-
ten mtinen Spba pom tinrrt Vfsnsa gsin, an
benz or sisls SABRE lit.
Wild Seiu.
Sspbis Sttamatsr, RinnsIpta Cafe, Minu.-
earirts rHsuss gsin. an BEN i& isit17 Sabrsn lit.
Slntseih
Wr. 6. Wplf Srsntpn, q. S,-bapsttsn cine
SoatVmmtnt Sttlans tinsr lan8pisrissn 3ifsl.
&opfpeb.
Or. s. 6. Grssfpne, Samburs, "a, - erfll-
len au1 bel i9ptrsn Galsn, ibrt NiiIpn.
SersfIppfen.
pbl. Hpk Saltmsiae, @ise. aassn mir
rtsins @siunsbsit pisssr, na&ssm i'd LANCE 3sit
an SslfIUpfsH lit.
SeiSen eeS fpeibli6en 6ei6lebte.
Grau Gli,abstb Wi9um, Walusin @rpSs,
Sas.,-babsn mid mad ersipStsntli&em Sc.
brauts spaiGnpis berssfsat.
Sautfranfbeiten.
gasi&lGse, S6parsn, SalIRTs 8lsdsn,
Wiitsner Dsi&pirt, 9arbuntsL Rinspurm,
@rinsfppf. ihlimms aussu, &ptblauf. arGBs,
Stort Wiefarbs unp anbtrs aranfbsitsa Der
Saut III Der @sbrau& Der Srppfrn spa unpsr.
slst1li@sr Wirfuus. Cine lin ,ist6laa 6
Hiro in fat alsn G6lsn ben llnslGubisfsn pom
sfr Wirfnns bisisS Ssilmittsls absrjsuSsn.
Ote 6laide hamburger Sropfsn toifet
so @ents, Ober I'm GIai9en 50, iinb
bel allen Ipotbetern unb 9anbIsrn In
WsSi3insn Su babsn.
Warnun8
gbe Sbr 9t. &us. S5niss Samburaer
Sropfsn fault, IaBt Sud pon Gursm apo:
tbetsr oSer 9dnbIsr bic Namensuntsri5riit
pom ". Wo8eIer & Co., seigsn, Samit
Sbr nidt bur4 idIsdts &a9abmunssu
betro9en wstbst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
Qstrr Rifne &Sobn.
Oeneral : NQentus

fir bic Observation-Disclosures
gnpsrIal & 0ort6sru 3H[. gS's, pom SOnSsn.
Iopaf Sn(. g., DON Sipsrpoof.
gommsrtiaf 4uion Ar. g., Don lOnSou.
German american 3nf. &c., Don 2tsu JOrR.
ST. gapf Seasr & 25arius 9nr. Co.,
Don ST. gaaf.
ST. So(sp6 Ssna & 2Iarius 9n,. g.,
Don ST. So(tpf.
SfIantIe Sul. go., Don GLEN gork.
German 3uE. g., pom Srssporf, OF.
9. g.. ACCIDENTAL An. g., pom SartforS.
Erapsfsrs' 9uL g., Don SartorS.
Aefua Ste Su(. &c., Don SartforS.
Gttft madtistn gpmpasui.tn, bic Ha BET htm abtsas, uns
befsn Btutr surt ylnitli6t 8abluns isrr gtrlaEt Be-.
MART tastn, %tnrftbltn f6 f.ltf uns iSnntn pua8truus,n
ssn ~etstntaum w ben btaisftn Rai,a tntststu stasE mtn
rtrbtu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
WaeenIeiSen.

Waeen!eiSen.
Scbn 9. &pdenfrasr, 81 gaIo, WpptfOrt
Go, SQs.-Rsint Srau, tpslte felt Sabrsn an
Wasenlsibsn lit, tpuree eur1 BEN gtbrau6 BON
Or. NuSult aSniss Samburse Srrsfsa ssl.
itansts piseer bsrssfsat.
Observation-Disclosures.
36siabrises 9tiosn.
gl. s. Salt. aanias Gity, Rp. - babsu mid
75.tabrtssn 8rris pisher sOQfummen bsrsefsQt,
na1psm I'D ALE ScTnuns aufstssbsn.
lnoerSauli6feit.
12sia6risss 9siben.
Graa Jimmie W. SpbIpassr, Inhibition, Ya.-
SD Tam ron, @runp msines SerenS iaasr, bas
id 9stt sanfs, ba5 sr mir eur6 eisIss WitteI
esbplfea bat.
Ippetitloisfcit.
Tetsr Clemens, Qittle Orleans, Rs,-St Bin
"a Sabre alt unc fpnntt ffine Speiier mebr or.
tragsn, BADEN mid pieesr nsu aetrGftiat. mad
Fem '9 i@'n bic Ss1nuns anfssssbsa.
S3pd6e.
@barIss Sauptmann, &issr pcint, 81. S.
tabsn mid Ippsit rurirt, ea6 i'd mad abt Wp.
zen larssm 8ranflsin nun pisesr msiusu 8s.
iadftsn natSeben fam.
Srdmpfe.
Capt. u. Saumsartsn, aItlane, as,-babsn
MID gu ieesr 3eit ron arGmpfsn brfrsit, ia, tia.
ten ale SOrbsusunssmittsI aussssi4nsts Disnle.
Collie.
SGtrin Weter. Dane Co., Wisc, 5absu
mstntn SebH pen bsfti5sr Gplic befreit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01

Bas- @arum fiibrt man in SeutI6laub
fir bas nsus 3wsi Marifid ni9t, tpie
iaon msbrfa6 porseidlassn. bic YsSsi9.
nuns IBIS. Wart" sin2 Die Yortbeils
6ieisr 9s%nsnnuns iprinssn in bic @usen.
Die Nationaaibsralen bdttsn 9is.mart
oann in Der Saide. Die Soeialiisn ldben ion
sei4la9sn, bic GOnisrpatipsn f6nnten ibn
na4 Sslieben pedisln uno Der Resisruns
snolid iudre bic Silouns elmer .Yartsi BIS.
mart" BON psitssbsnotsm einfub ssii.
6srt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
a tur

fur st srssnu SamYfatHt. q unsasnittu nae care a.
fdsli6t Abfabrt.
tamburs. gmfrifauifts Qinit 16 Damtisr.
Ncrs.G tuti&sr 9lp,s, Bremen 16 Dampisr.
@anars Sinis, eipsrPpSl u. ainipsr. 16 Dampfsr.
Wte Star ZINE 8 Dampisr.
Tie Gauftnet pen gaHastutn, hht Id IN sm Isttu a
Sahrtr auf fttftn Dampftrn trrlbu une btnabsr Isst irt
babe. Rns bic stft 9mpftflpns uHs baden MIR baS Butrs, en-
pitinH 8rtunst stf6ut.
Sn gerbinbuns NIT Sbissm, feus i'd
Ws4isI aaf ale 5auptitdbte @uropa's ars.
Gifenbabtt 9tdetS
mad altn Sauptadsttn Gmuiias unh aaItfsrniag fSnu,u
ttn aanstn das In mtintr Office a. BIN rtstlm6ttsm pretftn
etfant rtrftn; a ta niat nStets 10 auf ben Etpsts es
Etpptn tiHas5tn ~ Iaftn.
Grnnoriscntburn (REAL ESTATE.
eins srsss ausrasl be- btatn Stast. gistntsuss ME
AUD 8armta unh yratridinbutitn fab BET mfr ats % ben
e~hnfteftn Btetneunetn ~ taetn unt trfu9t I'd itbtu, Der
tdn @he tn 9~tstnteuu t6r nab stuiuubrtnsmb aHlfetR
rtn. mttHt siatx ~ prakn.
SIR GnItsuns sSn aapiiaIitu MKT aaf aauat uul rruat
Unft Ssrst sarsstu.
Deter Riens.
Soll nj d I { n,
Rauftrttfs. 6ssstbtitn, ntta a1tn pfh.ltatu Dstsp,nt,u
rthtn AUS rnnitlt6ft bt0rst.
cfaet: Gds ssu plaia unt 5. etrast,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01

Bsg- SIM Walsr .stsIisr. RuntSdno.
Ter Was beabf9tissn Sic fir Die bies.
idbrise ausfsluus gu malsn?
Malsr Gin StiQIsben.
8unit6dnblsr alio pisbsr elm StiQls.
ben ? @oraus 3uiammsnssisbt, psnn i'd
irassn bari?
Wtalsr: SD eente i9 nsbm. Slide,
Rrsbis, auiters, Sraubsn aspiGl unb
9frF4e.
RuntbGnolsr @arum nsbmsn sic
Sissmal nitt au4 Gais Der seIinst Sbnsn
ia 10 portrsfFi9?
Wtalsr Sd uolte ben bonn porisen
Sabre OILS Moosll bsnuBsn, absr sr bdlt
ni9t mebr tiQ!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01

Ra5~ BUR 10 m6sli6. a.: SD iass
S6nsn, Srsuno, stuas S96n.res als einen
SOnnsnaufsans sibt IS fir mid nidt?
o.: Sus slGub i4 uobI; absr gu IoI9'
sinsm @snuB tommsn sic 2ansidldier
tpobl ni4t.
a.: BOD, man4mul psun i'd ROrssns
mad Sauis TONNE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01

Ba~ auf elmer Srsibiasb i'm Solje isbte
f4 elm Saie auf 5s5n Sdritts Dor sinsn
S4lBen bin; Der Sdiiss i'm srbIitsnb,
lief iofort bapon; Der Sais natirli6 sbsn.
fdus. Na4osm oas Srs,ben poriiber mar
tuuros Der oaoonsslaufsne S4lbe bon i,i.
mem Ta4bar sur Reoe ssisbt tuarum sr
oenn ni9t sei4Oien babe, ba bod
Der Saie 10 nabe 9swsien isi.
uSa," iasts Der DiBbolo, ,bsntsn sic
i4 meine 9srIsgsnbsit, i'd bate meme
6linte uuf isd3i3 S@ritts sinssi9oIsn,
II isst fi4 Der Saie auf ssbn S9ritts
por mir bin, muBte Id bsnn ba nitt ert
finiJis S4ritts 3urIdlaufsn?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01

ssS- nSu9sn sic mol, Iiebsr Serr,
poQsn sic Sbrsn eisarren. 2absn ni6t
usridsrn l%aisn" SD bsnts ni9t."-
naber bsnten sic bod nur, bel Der WaIs
BON Sranbfiftsrn. III es bod m6sli6, oaB
elmer Sbrsr Ssinos bsrssbt une Sbnsn ben
Gaoen in Yrarb iebt." O. spabre - id
babe srOBtentbsils Gisarrsn Die bremen
ni4t, ielbit wsnn man fe anitsdt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
Inb fsrnerbin aQe Sisr,,bn Xaae.

INV TETHFIpIH aHf pIfrittn Iage.
DIR eansurespas tisisr DampHatHs In saltmpr, m an.
eltt6 Ssppte Ger Baltimore unb S6tp. Giftnbabn, ned, 3 ~,
Tbtlastpbia. II"
Bet antanit etr 3amPff5iHt pirs eas I,spt fur alt us1t
@nsefsltsn st'5leftn, ~ las tis Ginpanhsrtr ni2t sr 81.
taer ~ausetttsF int BON 8struSern sti9piuetlt AZ p,rstu
mas tn aHstrn Saftnpldssn lett G 70 oft str saa ia.
gptr niansH nr9 bdenftrs af fslstnht fur stut6t sd.
9stit NIT nnftrn S9ifsn bttttt; Git gaFasttrt fus untn
Staiften tSnHsn I'D aiis NIT S.ssrmann ssradnststn usuI
Selmaietr gu stsrau6tn. umfStn aus stnsm S&tf tr
has anesrs, ME h. inbtrttttn Rsitn, hnb,t Mot aatt: ri,
SaHasttrs s.btn in Bremen fSsleS an SsrS kts Ss,au,
hampftrs nns ssrlaftn ~ssnitttn sf tn 8aItimsrt.-
aDtstn rsttsrsr ausiuaft psast man i'd an bic 9snne,.
&seutsn
A. S6n6ma6sr & &c.,
8o. 5 Sab 9ap St., Baltimore, Mb.
aattrtss astntsn fur Gususa. uns umsss,ab bet, g,
RttHtR. Sptn, Dubuaus, Ssra.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-12-04

THE failure of the harvest in England
this year appears to have been much
more disastrous than even the frst esti-
mates indicated. As the threshing of
the grain has progressed the deficiency
has become more evident. and it is now
stated that the average yield win not be
above ls bushels to the acre. or s1s bush
els below the average for the last four
teen years. During the same period the
home production has been equal to
about half of the yearly consumption;
but this year, in order to meet the de
mand, about three times as much grain
will have to be purchased abroad as was
grown at home The London Times
places the consumption for the year end
ing August 81, 1880, at 24.0o0.O0o quar-
tiers, of which amount England will only
supply one-fourth. These figures are not
calculated to shake public faith in the
future of American agriculture.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-12-04

THE pie-pOisoning cases in New York
have attracted public attention afresh
to the danger which always attends the
use of copper utensils for cooking pur-
poses. The subacetate of copper, or
verdigris, is one of the most violent of
poiSons, and is always liable to form
when anything of an acid nature is
brought in contact with the metal. If
care is taken to keep the vessels per-
fectly clean, the risk is, of course, great
ly diminished; but, as a rule, servants
are not aware of the Importance Of this,
and there have been hundreds of in
stances where carelessness in this re-
spect has resulted in cases of poisoning
In one instance, twenty men were pois-
oned by eating a piece of eOrned beef
which had been brought to them in a
copper kettle that had been used to car
ry ice cream, and at the bottom of
which the melted cream had collected,
and by action upon the metal formed
poisonous compound. In this last case
of poisoning by Verdigris in lemon pies,
the blame seems to rest entirely upon
the baker, who understanding perfectly
the risk he ran in using copper kettles.
was content to trust to the caution of
his workmen. He had warned them of
the danger, but took no measures to pro-
teeth customers from their neglect
TBaltO. American.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-12-04
Severe DrOugllfa,

An interesting record is that Of severe
droughts as far back as the landing of
the Pilgrims. How many thousand
times are observations made like the fol-
lowing: "Such a cold season. 'Such a
hot season. "Such dry weather. or
"Such wet weather. "Such high winds
or calmp' etc. All those who though
the dry spell we had last sprind was the
longest ever known, will do well to read
the following:
In the summer of 1921, "a days in sue
eession without rain.
In the summer of 1880, Al days in sue
eession without rain.
In the summer of 1857, rs days in suc-
eession without rain
In the summer of 1862, 80 days in suc-
eessiOn without rain.
In the summer of 1874, Is days in slle-
eesSiOn without rain.
In the summer of 1880, 81 davs in suc-
cession without rain.
In the summer of 1854, 62 days in sue
cession without rain
In the summer of I7O5, 20 days in sue-
cession without rain.
In the summer of 1715, 81 DAYS in sue
cession without rain.
In the summer of 172S, 81 days in sue
cession without rain.
In the summer Of 1880, 92 days in sue-
cession without rain.
In the summer of 1T41, " days in sue
cessiOn without rain.
In the summer of 1749, los davs i'm
succession without rain.
In the summer of l755, AZ days in sue
cession without rain.
In the summer of 1862, I2S DAYS in
succession without rain.
In the summer of I7SS, so DAYS in sue.
cessiOn without rain.
In the summer of 1791, 50 days in sue
cession without rain.
In the summer of 1909, % DAYS in sue
cessiOn without rain.
In the summer of 1912, 2S days inssue-
cession without rain.
In the summer of 1856, "a dayS in sue
cessiOp without rain.
In the summer of 1871, AZ days in sue.
cession without rain.
In the summer of 1878, 20 days in sue
cessiOn without rain.
In the summer of 1876, 27 days in sue
cession without rain.
1t will be seen that the longest
drought that ever occurred in America
was in the summer of 1862. No rain fell
from the first of May to the first of Sep
tember, making 12S days without rain.
Many of the inhabitants sent to England
for hay and grain.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-12-04
Masonic Directory.

LODGE, No. 16, F. & A. N.
ID Meets every Wednesday night, on or be-
fore full moon.
r. CHARLEswORTH, W. M.
n. I. COPELAND, Sec'y.
CT. CLAIRSvILLE CHAPTER, No. IL,
- Royal Arch Masons. Ssatsd convoca-
tions, first Friday of each month.
C. w. CARROLL, II. p.
JESSE B. NEYER, Sec'y.
DELMONT COUNCIL, No. "a, r. & 8. N.
ID Meets second Tuesday of each month.
II. r. BUMGARNER, g. u.
GEO. MITCHELL, Sec'y.
HOPE COMMANDERY, No. %, K. T.
IL Stated conclaves, first Tuesday Of each
month. ID. BAILEY, z. G.
w. N. COPELAND, Rec.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-12-04

by load of coal, pound of coffee, a
warm coat, a comfortable suit for lit
tie boy or girl You may roll Christ into
a mans heart in a barrel of potatoes;
you may hand him the Christ-spirit in
pound of butter, piece of beef, few
yards of flannel. Oh for practical god
linessl
We go from here to eat and drink and
be thankful! Do not forget the many,
many reasons. Think of our wonderful
NatiOn-going on to work out the prob
lem of a united people. Think of our
rich, populous, bountiful, intelligent
State. Be sure to thank the God of
harvest and of Nations.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-12-04

THERE is curious contrast presented
by the latest published statistics of Vir-
ginia and Kansas. While Virginia
during the past year reduced the num-
Der of her public schools from 4,545 to
2,491, and the scholars from 2O2,244 to
1OS,074, the new State of Kansas built
354 new school houses, at cost of $780,
600, and expended S1,5OO,OOO in support
of her common school system. In Kan
sas 667,O acres of wild land were
broken up and sown with wheat, $1,000
dwellings were erected, and, in proper
tion to population, Kansas now boasts
larger number of churches than any
other State in the Union.
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1 DEEM it my duty to aequaint suffer-
ing humanity with the fact that ST. JA-
CoBs OIL is the most beneficial remedy
ever introduced; this have practically
tested. For the past sixteen years !
have suffered with Rheumatism, and 50
severely that | was often robbed of my
nights rest. A change of weather
would have the most painful effect on
me, for then could move neither hands
nor feet. tried every known remedy,
but of no avail; at last somebody reesln-
mended ST. JACOBS OIL, and 1 concluded
to try it, but with little hope for relief.
Having hardly used half bottle, the
pains diminished, and to-day am well
and hardy once more. The small sum
of fifty cents had cured me.
THOs OFT, st. BOniface, Pa.
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Belmont County onIcIaI Directory.

Common Pleas Judge-Wm. Okey.
Probate Judge-Thomas Cochran.
Clerk of Courts-AleX. G. Darrah.
Sheriff ff-Samuel Hilles.
Auditor-William N. Coffland.
Treasurer-Hamilton Eaton.
Prosecuting Attorney-Robert NJ. Eaton.
Recordes-Jauies A. Barnes.
Commissioners-A. W. Anderson, /. J.
Potts, Henry Frasher.
Surveyot-Chalkley Dawson.
COroner-E. B. Kennedy.
lnfrmary Directors-Nathsniel Taylor,
Wm. ParkinsoR, Thomas Lodge.
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Grateful Women.

None receive so much benefit, and
none are so profoundly grateful and
show such an interest in recommending
Hop Bitters as women. 1t is the only
remedy peculiarly adapted to the many
ills the sex is almost universally subject
to. Chills and fever, indigestion or de-
ranged liver, constant or periodic sick
headaches, weakness in the back or kid
neys, pain i'll the shoulders and different
parts of the body, feeling of lassitude
and dependency, are all readily re-
moved by these Bitters.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
fS7e-8o,
Belmont County, Ohio.

Belmont County, Ohio.
Second SATURDAY of October. st. Clslrsville.
First SATURDAY. OF November, Bridgeport.
Third Saturday OF November. St. Ciairsvtils.
Secon d Saturday OF Deeember Bellaire.
First Saturday OF January, GAINESVILLE.
First saturday Of February. Glencoe.
First Saturday OF March. st Clairsvtlle.
Third saturday of March, Bellsire.
lecopd Saturday OF April, Martins Ferry.
First Saturday Of May, Morristown.
Fourth Saturday OF May. st. Clatrsvtlle.
Third Saturday OF June, Bellaire.
Also at close of Institute in Belmont
Examinations begin at O'Clock, A.
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Certificates will not be sntedated nor time
extended.
Testimonials of character are required II ap
plicant is not known 10 the Board, and evil
dence of success in teaching is allowed its
proper weight.
JNo. T. DUFF Ex. Board.
]. NJ. YARNELL-
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National Safeguards and
Dangers.

Extracts from 81 Thanksgiving
Sermon Delivered by the Rev.
j. III. COnkle af the Union
Thanksgiving Service,
In the N. e. Church,
st. Clairsville,
Tuesday, NOvem-
ber "a, 1879.
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sap both Church and State; and at the
basis of all our law law-breaking is this
fearful fact. There is something in this
book that illustrates what l mean /:
"WOe unto them that join house to
house and lay field to field, till there be
no place, that they may be placed alone
in the midst of the cal tn" Rob not
the poor because he is poor; neither Op-
press the afflicted in the gate; for the
Lord will plead their cause, and spoil
the soul that hath spoiled them." | am
sure that multitudes would crush the
poor as the boy fly, if they were in
the way of their ambitions. Bewarei
whoever forgetS the poor, God does not.
1t has passed into a historic truism that
"The nation and kingdom that will not
serve God, shall perish" Upto this date
this has been the history of all peoples.
There is not single sign of the rever-
sal of this law. The Word of God lays
it down as universal law. The goddess
ness that defies the Sabbath laws, that
laughs in the face of any attempt to Sc
cure their enforcement, even for the
protection of a people who want quiet
for their worship of God, augers no good
for the nation, and gives notice of a
nearly approaching struggle between
the friends of order, and the lawlessness
that defies order.
The law-abiding. thoughtful, Sabbath
keeping people are in the majority in
this State-in most of the States; and
when our traditional customs, the Sab
bath of our fathers, is set at defiance,
there is still the remedy of majorities-
and we have that majority. The battle
is not of our seeking. 1t is forced upon
us. If we must, we accept the wager,
In the end we must conquer; as our only
hope for the State as well as the Church,
lies in nation of law-keepers; and that
law nearly approaching the Divine law.
There is one other thing that is allied
to law-breaking-yes, at its very basis
mean the