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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-08-19


visiting relatives.
ALI Burnett had good house a
Aleshire Hall Friday night. If All
could produce something new he coult
please his old-time audiences as of yore
A nice new fence Is being set back o.
the Court House to shut off free pastnr.
age.
Miss Amy Nash has returned heme
from Parkersburg, bringing with her
Miss Mary Bukey of that city.
A little girl Of VIM. Oldacre. living
across the river, had her arm broker
last week In attempting to get out O
the way Of a snake, which had crowded
into the doorway.
Some enterprisIng man can reap &
harvest by having hot coffee and sand
wiches at the depot In the upper END
of the city.
The Misses Allen of Ironton, arr
visiting Miss Emma Keller.
At the recent exercises Of the Jack
son Literary Association, Misses ldi
and Gertrude Haning, OF Rio Grande
took the prize for the hest rendering
of the piano duet. "Silvery Waves
and Prof. j. NJ. Davis, Of Rio Grand'
College, the prize for extempore
speaking.
The Fall Term Of Rio Grande Col
lege will begin next Tuesday, August
Gath.
VIM. Z. Thompson, left last Thurs
day for Ctncinnati, to secure . sltna
ton.
Mr.. A. s. Langley will move iatt
his new house next month.
Mr.. Alex. Baird, jr., was anon,
the Chicago sxcursionists. He goeI
TO bring his wife home.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-08-19
A Blessing.

July 20. lS80.-4w
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
vrrAI1zED PHospHATEs s>-...
A BRAIN AND NERVE FOOD
vITALIZED PHOsPHATES.

composed Of the vital or
vitality
Ofc
q disease
- HA1 Avsaue no" x0eH
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
ITO BE CONTINUED. |
Dyspepsia and Digestion.

The symptoms of dyspepsia are so we'll
known that we need not mention them,
vet the cause and treatment are not always
SO familiar The most prolific source of
dyspepsia is probably the combined infu-
ence Of sedentary habit and errors Of diet,
the use of food peculiarly difficult of di-
gestion, larger quantities than the stomach
can we'll manage, food unsufficiently mas
ticated, the excessive use of alcoholic
liquors, tobacco, opium, strong coffee, tea,
&c., all tend to produce dyspepsia. The
first and most important step in the cure
is to remove the cause. The measures
requisite for this end embrace the regula-
ton of the diet, the exercise and the gen.
eral habits, moral as well as physical. Two
important principal indications are pre-
sented in dyspepsia where medicine be-
comes necessary; First, to keep the bowels
regularly open, and secondly, to make a
durable stimulating impression on the
stomach by taking laxative doses of Swed-
ish Bitters several times a day before or
after eating rs may be found most bene-
ficia When the bowels have become reg
ular reduce the dose so as to get only the
tonic and stimulating effect which will
soon eradicate the disease. 80.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
CHAPTER III.

One evening our Professor, who did
not attend her Tuesdays very regularly
this winter found her in a state of high
excitement on the question of female
education. A distinguished man had re-
Gently had the audacity to declare that
there was room for improvement in the
education of Italian girls, and that nuns
were not the best instructors OF youth,
and that good secondary schools were ur-
gently required. This gentleman was
actually coming to deliver lecture at
the Circolo Filologico, just opened in the
city, and the Marchesa was outraged by
the prospect. Had she not been brought
up in a convent? Was she so very igno-
rant? she cried, brandishing a pinch of
snuff, in her lean mittened fingers. Did
not genius triumph over every obstacle?
Regular training, indeed! Fiddlesticks!
Genius spurned regular training ! A
buzz of applause greeted this outburst.
the few ladies present were all convinced
that the old ways were best; and as for
the men, well, theygenerally agreed with
what the Marchesa said-in her own
salon-reserving their comments and
objections for other occasions.
Accordingly every one was surprised to
hear the voice of Professor Marcotti-
generally a silent listener-raised in
protest. .,,
'sDid not the Marchesa admit" he
mildly inquired, chat some change
might be needed in the training Of
women of no genius%
The Marchesa stopped short in hel
harangue, dropped her snuff, and turned
on our hero with a smile that meant
mischief.
aAre you interested in the question
did not know that your researches in
natural history comprised the capabili-
tiles of women. All! but probably your
ioreign intimacies have aroused tardy
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08

A sleeping tournament, in which every
one snores as he pleases, has been in
progress in San Francisco. 1t was con-
Quoted in one of the saloons of the Mis-
sion, and the man who demonstrated his
ability to sleep the greatest number of
hours during the month received, instead
of the usual belt or medal, the more ap-
propriate prize of a richly illustrated
edition of Grip Van Winkle," a beauti-
full copy of the old story of ''The Seven
Sleepers," a big bolster, pair of pillows,
a spring mattress and handsome bed
stead. The sleeping was done in the sa-
loon under the eyes of the scorers.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
uCAUsERIE.p
Some of the Funny stories OF the
Boston ssTranscriptn Man.

SSAAAO VI tAC Ahhy Va skAo
Boston stTranscript'' Wan.
Mr.. VIM. A. Hovey, editor of the Bos-
ton Transcript, finds in Boston streets
and among Boston people food for the
light, humorous, and moralizing pen. He
abounds in anecdote, and throws into the
ola podrida, entitled "Causerie," many
"reminiscences of foreign travel and the
late war. Among other anecdotes con-
tributed to the Transcript is this:
''Fools not only ask perplexing ques-
tions, but sometimes give home thrusts
for answers. In scarborough, two
generations ago, there lived poor half
witted fellow named Tim, who had bad
habit of swearing. One day he indulged
in a volley of profanity, which the village
minister overheard. 'Tim,' said the good
man, reproachfully. 4 am sorry to hear
you use such language. I fear that l
shall be swift witness against you on
the day of Judgment No doubt of it.
answered Tim, adding, quick as thought,
folks that want to clear themselves are
always ready to turn States evidence.
A Western story runs as follows:
can Eastern man, accustomed to the
luxuries to be had at Delmonico's,
dropped into restaurant in Nevada
mining town for dinner. The head
waiter, who was also junior proprietor of
the establishment, accosted him with,
We'll, Colonel, whatll you haveY Beef
steak and mushrooms answered the Col
onel,' as peart as possible. Guess not
said the waiter, who felt thai he was
being guyed. Guess not! Why not?
Bring me the beefsteak and mushrooms
right away Look here, stranger, said
the waiter, 4 don't want to make no
trouble, yer know, but I don't allow no
man to quarrel with his vittles in this
ranch With that he took six-shooter
from his hip pocket, cooked it. and hold
ing it in suggestive way added, Hash
is what you're going to eat The Colonel
had hash"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08

The Cheapest, Pur-
eat and Best Family
Medicine i'll the World.
An Ehectual Specific
for all diseases Of the
Liver, Stomach and
Spleen.
Regulate the Liver
and prevent Chills and
Fever, Malarious Fe.
vers, Bowel Complaints
Restlessness. Jaulldice
and Nausea,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
GuiltV of Wrong.

Some people have fashion Of confusing
excellent remedies with the large mass of
"patent medicines" and in this they are
guilty of wrong. There are some adver-
tised remedies fully worth all that is asked
for them, and one at least we know Of
Hop Bitters. The writer has had occasion
to use the Bitters in just such climate as
we have most of the year in Bay City, and
has always found them to be first-class and
reliable doing all that is claimed for them.
-[Tribune.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
LIVER REGULATOR.

If you feel dull drowsy, deblitated, have fire.
ouent headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appe-
Ute and tongue coated. you are suffering from
torpid liver, or "bilousness," AMI nothing will
cure you so speedily and permanently as to take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR Oh MEDICINE.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
PILES!

How many suffer torture day after day. making
life burden and robDing existence OF all pleas
IRE. owing to the secret suffering from Piles Yet
relief is ready to the hand of almost any one who
viii use systematically the remedy that has per
manently cured thousands. simmons Liver Reg
lator is no drastic violent purge, but gentle as
Sstant to nature,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
BAD BREATH!

Nothing is 80 unpleasant, nothing 80 common
"a bad BREATH and in nearly every ca @ it comes
from the stomach, and can be so easily corrected
If YOU will take Simmons Liver Regulator. Do
not neglect SO sure remedy for this repulsive ds-
order. 1t will also improve your Appetite, Com
nlaxion and General Health,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
CONSTIPATION!

SHOULD not be regarded as a triaing
ailment-in fact, nature demands the ut
most regularity Of the bowels, and any
deviation from this demand paves the
way often to serious danger. 1t is quite
as necessary to remove impure accnmula-
tions from the bowels as 1t is to eat OF
sleep, and no health can be expected
where q costive habit of body prevails.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
SICK HEADACHES!

This distressing afHiction occus most frequently.
The disturbance Of the stomach, arising from the
imperfectly digested contents. causes severe pan
in the head, accompanied with disagreeabie
nausea, and this constitutes what Ii p0pulafly
known as Sick Headache.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-16

SrateIsSiloen bat nun eeipro&en
seine Srsaue bereiHoiaen in asfperr.
ter Sdrift feline .potriotif&e" Grfld:.
uns: n@s ift Die B1idt ieoes anfriGti.
gen 6reunoes republifaniider Sniff
tntionen, fein Neuberffes sur 8er6in
beruns Der @iebererpdbIuns bes Gen.
Grant aufjubieten. Bas mid betriiTt,
iuer6e i'd mein W6sIi9ifes tbnn, um
bic GrHdbIuns bes Ronnes su fi@ern,
auf otn-als ben beifen Ganoibaten ,mr
Ginisuns ber eenferpatipen Glem.nts
aaer Barteien-bie Befdmpfer ber
brittrn Seru,iussgerf9norune ft
einisen m6een. @enn @ront gum
oritteH 9RaI erwdblt uer6en fann. 70
uiro er's au@ gum uiertsn unb fun fteu
WaIe, fur;: Grant's ginfetuue iu's
Beibs Saus i'm Sabre 1851 bebeufet
6ls @aifertbum". m".... SIM 0unbe
eines 3eben An6ern ais oes taufenbfah
sebran6marffen @auners bonn @ram.
mereb.Barf udrben ioI@e Borte bon
Geui@t fein; bon Siloen fommene,
iinb fe Id6erlid Bis gum nebermab
Bsnn bic Union iuir'Ii9 zines ,Geieu-
f&aftsrstters" bebarf, TO niro biefer
9eipib ni9t Sitben beiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-16

Sn 5ipton puroe in poriGer Sod.
elm Wann berbaffst, Der ii9 ols 8
Senee bon Seri.puills, SG., auseab
Sein Gsi6aft NOR: SbminbIer. - 9,
bsiu@te 5armer. madts ibnsn iraens
etiuas Dor. unb lieb iie ibiieblid unter
benz Boruano, on fs gu ifreiben, ibre
Ramen in fein sfOtybu4 eintrassn.
Damn sins er in's 9otel. nabm Elm
Rotenformular, futile tl6elbe nit
sinem beliebisen Sstras aus. fdlidts
baruntsr Ole Sanbidrift oss Farmers.
uno es nar ibm bann naturlid elm
2eidtes. bic 0ote in irsenc einem Store
~ neriuertbsn. nm 70 mebr, ba bic
oanbfdrifteu tduidsno dbnIid nadge-
madt fno. - SEPT fibt er in Der Sail
in California. bon no er mobt nnh
Sefferion Gitn abreiien mirb. 9ies 1T
abermalS cine neue gSaruuns, llnbe
annten sesennber niats su unterihrei.
ben unb menn iie nod 10 s10n i6mas
ten.-(Gentr. WiF.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-16

8erfep Coates, WafenbermaIter Der
falIirten Waftin Bonf. ssaen peIde ser
Sfaat WiFouri cine Soroeruns bon
$3.50, 900 bat. be,abIt iebt an bic DeSo-
iitoren cine Siuibenbe bon 5 9rosent
aus. Die Sanf feate i'm Sabre 1873
bic 3abluusen Elm uno Sobn Waitin
perfprndb SamaIs cine rafAe BeriHti,
sung alIer @nfprI@s. Die Berbinb.
lidtliten iuurSeu auf unsefdr 81. 200. Z.
600 anseseben. aber e. fnb anfpriide
gum Betraae BON 81 900. 600 porsetsst
norben. Der @nfprud bes Staats.
fdobmeiifers Gates gum Sefrase BON
S187 900 ID nod bor Den Gsri@tsb6fen
in Der S9ipebe, ba Der Wafenueripnl-
tee Coates ibn nidt anerisnnen wiG.
8or unsefdbr Ronoten iuurbe cine
Cipibenos bon IL Brosent besabIt.
Ser Betras bieier Cipibence pov
s225. 600 anb iebt tOmmeu $50. 600 CUR
@ussablnns. Cine fueitere Oibioenbe
bon s Brosent ii in Nusf&t ssiteat.
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@ie feht's aus.

Gs febt Ianee ni9t 70 iiberwieaenI
unuermeiolid mil ben @nsfhten au
Grfolg Der Gran. 8. Sermin. Beneauu.
aus. pie Wande es benz 0olfe slauber
MAIDEN m0dten. SSir betrodten 4. g
Grants Gnnoi6atur ole ,,feinestuea.
unnermeiblid". Snb iie p.rmieoer
werben fann unb nermieoen werber
fnnn nnb bermieben perben folIte, if
10 tlnr ruie .slpei mol smei !" Sn ben
nerfhieoenen Staaten, no mon bic
iest 'impromptu" &bfimmunsen Dor.
senommen bat be,iisIid Der nd9ifen
Observation-Disclosures atea auf repub.
lieanifGer Seite ersiebt idb elm 8eiuI-
tat, oas teiuesiuess ermutbisenb ift fur
Die veritfen Eerminer." Da ia 4. 9.
Snoiana, no oas ,5noianapoiis Sour
HaI", oas nebenbei sefast bis aufs
3Dersfea fur Grant iubslt unS f@reit.
ruel@es feline Spdbsr nod allen Sbeilen
bes Staates aussefdi6t bat. um Der
0oHentii4en Weinung" ben Buls au
flbIen, unb mas bot ss belaussebrabt
81 oas 8eiultat pieleidt yone-sided"
anesefolIen fur Srant's oritten Ser.
min? SIN @esentbeil, nnb mon
tann setroit Gift barauf nebmen, bas
"SubianapoIis Sournal" bsri6tet, bas
aus 1000 prominentsn 8spublifane,u
tn feinem Staats elm OrittsI fur Samss
o. Blaine uub Der Heit unter bic lltbri.
gen ineluf. Grant nertbeilt lperSen
fann. DaS betueif uober oer&inb bIdff.
Beun bic aftien 10 itetben in benz
&ooFer' Staate, TO modten mir uifIen
Uie fie iiberbaupt in anbercn Gtaaten
nber 80 Gents ON Dollar eebalten wer
ben. Bas ben Staat Sfem gort be.
trifft, 70 finoen bic gesner oss brittsn
$ermins uberal, bab bic Grant Be'
ueguns nur babura am 9eben gsboIs
ten tuerOe unb in bic Sobe tuu6s. neil
mon" in ben neiiten Der nielen Bun.
besamter fuit y@ass bsim altsn eelaf.
fen bat" Siefe eisentbimlide Sottif,
Dep 6einb nit yYuIper uno BIei" gu
berforsen, ueld,e auberbaIb elm paar
prominenten 8unoes Stelleu in Der
Staot Stem gOrf sepfOsen tuorben it,
bat bic Qubdnaer bes britten 3stmins
inn Babne beftdrft. .,oab es foaar bic
Nbfi&t fei, Der YrantsSeweguns Bor>
f@ub su Ieiiten. 8iele, ia bic Weiiten
Der attipen Yarteisdneer betradten bss.
ipesen bic isbise &bmihiiirntion blOs
als rad interim" bis Der yNltc Serr"
ipieber ein3iebt in oas Beibe Saus.
On. D. 8ep.)
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Norooentiden 2lobo,

l
NorSoenti4en 2lobo,
aur rirbsrfabrt teuusen.
Nit TampfitiTea bes 9srbheutfben qIrsk
tpnreen bis Gnss 1877 absr $4,000 Terlonen
tsi0rtsrt.
Die Dampfsr sfsfer Gompasnie:
Sraunfdmeia. slO05ons, @apllnSltfd
0lrnbers. 3l00 Sons Gap Sdger,
sa!s ssip,is' sSo0 sSo', SshmaHH,
Berlin, $500 ;, 3amfe,
Baltimcre, 250O e, De Qimon.
fabrtn rsstIms6is ale IA Sage ,pifSen Bre.
;u tiaisifen 8atrn an.
Der 2anbnnsspIas tisier DampffHiFe In
Baltimore III ;usIeidb TtpOt bsr Baltimore uub
Sbio giftntabn, pel&e Tafasire sOn mnb mad
bem 0efen IA billieereu @reifen be-
iSrbert, ais irssnb etne Giienbabn BON ReU
gUIf unb philadelphia.
9ei @niuuft Der Damsfi6ife rtrb bas Dspct
fir aae Ri@tansefeateu ssf6lpAeH, 70 ba6 bic
9inmaHberer ni3t Der Osfabr au, gelett fnb
on 8etrugeTn btf6winhelt 40 trerten, sras IN
aneern 1afenplassn IeibsT 70 oft Der 0aa ID.
Bir n,adtsu nod befonbers auf foIaenbe
fir tentfGe Reilenbe ttrbaGtungswert Bor-
,iiae aufmertf'm nslte bic @eiIs NIT unfern
SdiHen biettf. Die Tc6asisre fnb unteE
Eeutfhen. fDuneu F6 aIio NIT S,etermann
vsrfdntisen rbne TclmetfbeT ~ ssbvau&eu.
limTBeR aus einem SGif in bas ans re, irie
bel inbireeteu Saiien Fntet ntdbt ftatt; bic
pajTasiere setsn n @rsmen icelfiG an SCre
bee Oesanbamrfsrs uHe usrIafsu tenfeIben erif
In SaltimSTe.-
s8 @eaea nGbertr Mastnnft peube mon
ii6 an bic @ensraI.asemteu-
20. &6nbmac6er 6 &c.,
80 S Snb @ap Ctr, Baltimore, W
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-16

8ermout. SD f6nnte mid
ni6t i&fafen lesen, f&rsibt Serr g. R.
9empel aus SpriusFelb. ST., penn iG
niGt bic Gewibbeit bate. far uuuor.
bersefebene sale einen 8errat5 bon
Or. GusuR R0nis's hamburger Srop.
fen i'm Saufe an baben. Sd m6&te
Saber allen ratbeH, fets feif an ben
&amburserSropfen su balfen, biefelbeu
babsn ii& beiudbrt Hnb erfinen uas iie
DerfpreGen. 9ur d9t NIT ber gfa.
nsenannterfdrift ber Serren q. Doosler
y. 60. Uerfeben.
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as, ben l6 0annar 1850.
lleber Die se,enfsbaftlidbea

3uifdnbe im Slben uno oas gerbdlt'
nib siuifden ben Gnoldnoern uno ber
@esern sab neuli@ in @aihinston eir
| 6arbiser, Ger aus Roro Carolina ee.
burtts. mad Snoiana eereiif mar, un
nd ben Staat an3ufeben uno wiebel
Dabin 3url6febrte, um feline 6amiIie su
bolen, fOlse5oss llrtbeiI ab, bas, gIau.
ben mir, trefFid ben @barafter ber
san3en 8erbdltnife ibiIoert. eagts
cerielbe: Oieie ipeiben Qeute uolen
niAt arbeiten fe binten ii9 su erob
uno ;u f4ou. SD CLAUDE &c fino bic
babliGte 8oce, auf o,e nod Gottes
sonne eefGienen bat. S@ mar in,
@eteu u. babe bort bubble 2eute aes
febeu. Sh ba6e bort cine STAGE bon
iunsen Wdnnern sefeben - ofenber>
,ige, bubble iunse 9sute, Die in's
9eidd:st seben, srobe Snden unterneb'
men uno fie aud eireiden, f@ babel
erbalten uno que 8eiten MAIDEN.
Nber oa unttn, no i1 berfomme,
moaen unfere iunsen Wldnner ni1ts
tbun. aIs ben gansen Sag Dor einem
2aben su iiben uno an b6l;ernsn &ifen
berum,uihni3ein unb nenH fe am
Somffaa Mbenb aus ibrss 8aters
elm poor Dollars itebIen uub
on cine sSpree" sebsn f0nnen, 70 ift
ibre Gmbition befriebist. Gs freut fie
nidts TO iebr. als penn fe sinen armen
Neser befriisen ODER on elmer sleserin
ibre biebiiden BelIffe ausiiben f6nnen.
Oiefe 2eute baben fir Die Sugenb Der
Rescrinnen nidt mebr CHM, ais fir
>ie ibres 0iebS Nfan fhnn fe bon
bren 9elnentbaten in biefer 8e3iebuna
uo6enIang rscen b0reH, oils Oh es
Sbaten wdren, auf Die ie Eol3 fein
nubten. Cine Neserin ipirbe ii1 nibt
nebr untsritsben, nab Duntelmeroen
'nein aus,uaeben, als non Dem On9e
'es 9auies beruntersuiprinsen. Nenn
rel ooer bier bieier lunaen Weiben,
Oaaeilat nit Bbisfeb eiuen vRisesr"
ae;n treffeu 70 1T es nidts Seltenef,
ab fie ibu fdla8eu NIB nit 6iiben
reten uno LarIber miro ueiter fein
Bort oerIoren. Gold elm Gafie if
i9t tuertb ~ lebeu.-Bibr.
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Sie bsfen nHb biaisifeu Ra5ma
i9ienen FHb uar bel q. 8. 5aisn:
ritter 30 baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-16

. sen aa6fae Ssn Carl SinriG g&nanf
iers 2iebeT unb @sei@is.l
Senfi9er Sang.
Der ifilIcn SelienqueGe
ST sIei& bas beutf5e 2ie6
tHo slei& Der WseresDele,
un6 mo aus beutfHer 6eble
Der Gboraeiana erfAoHt,
Sa bebt fi@ ieoe SeeIe,
SIM 6eutfden Seimatblanbe,
Sn Rotb unb @turn nnb Orana
Dd ipreneten fie bic Ban0e
8ei ffolsem SGlaGteefans.
nn6 afs 40 Grab eetroeen
Die iunse Sreibeit fie,
Sa t0nten ihre &logen
Sn 2iebeS Welobie.
nn6 bon Der Batter 4oben
S'rauf iuanberten fe aus,
8om Grabe Iieber Sobten,
Ron Serb un6 Sof unb 6aus.
Sie mnsten ia bon hinnen,
Sie hatten rlimmer Stub
Jbr Oenfen un6 Shr 9innen
Erieb fie Der Sreibeit su.
unb iiber'm Sceane.
Der aunit nod buISeen fe
unb trosen ibre 6abue
Sar4 nrpaIo unb 8rairie
lnb pas mir bier errinaen
@n Slid uno ghr' uno Wa1t,
Der 9dnser iuiro's erfneen,
Gs tuir6 burd's 2ieb poubra6t.
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Gin anfer Nfam,

s8srif&t ID hie gentier Der @eisbeitS unb
60 u baber ein gutter plan, eiue dBaf@f Sea
KRKss FEVER TONIC ~ taufea unt p6h.
renb err 6ieber-9abres3eft tdsli& siue Heine
DeFe einjnnebmen ule F9i 70 uialarif&e
araufbsiten som DaIfe m haItsn. Cab Du
bas Giebey, 70 Uirb Did sine 5Iaf9e furfreu,
sesy tas Gsie nizh snrideyaattes.
Gntbdh weber g5iufn nsH off uus q an-
esnfbm eipsHnebms1. - 4He.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-16

s~ @ir baIten teinsn fog. GencroI
Store fonSern nur einen 0rud
StOre uno baben nur quite. Sirtifel
ust4e w,r 30 Ssrobseiebtea Yreifen
persauieu.
DR. AUGUST NASSE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-16

0as,e. Sie fc4teR tn'u1eg
aenuulmen irsreegi irenli
Ser Stubigaue iiiireelIs
md BIG szsie dla,ieria irtre.
9tfne aneeren tGea
ipirsesa nit fpl9 uetael
9siea. greiS 2S gsats
psr Bog. @afneg'e Gess
peiImfftei fab Bel alien
apcthsferyi ilne @tetsias
SdnbIeru sn 5abea.
S.3.@arneT e Go.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-16

W q 4 q hnietts. Sos ct
Safob's Del 1T i'br out aeaen 3lbeu
nsatismus, fdreibt Serr Sobn Sslbic
aus Greenfield. MaH.-5d babe es
ielbf asbraudt. SD f0nnte taum mcbl
seben, tuurbe ie6od burd ben @ebraud
elmer einsigeu Slaide ct. 5atob's Se
total ,pieber bergeiteIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-16
3ieb SarnaOnifas bini8er
ale ie snoOr ia Dem StOre BON
9. e. merfenS.

~Gs gisbt fein snperId6iseres.
i6neqe,es Mittel um ben unaneeuebs
men, ben Rei; ;uns Suifen beranIofeu-
ben 9isel in Der 2uftrobre ~ eutfer.
meu, ais SasIeb' 8ruf'G ar a.
% len"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-12-02

Aiken: Mrs. Ann Ergles was found
dead in her bed on the morning of the
4th instant She was So years DID,. Mrs
Elizabeth Hewitt, an elderly lady who
was living alone, was found by her
neighbors lying dead on the floor of her
house, with her clothes all burnt Oft her
body, and her body horribly burned.......
The Edgetield, Trenton and Aiken Rail-
road has taken new start, and the man.
ayers have gone to work on q business.
like basis. They have engaged compe-
tent and skillful engineer, MIR. G. r. Mo-
riand, to whom they have given the su.
perintendencc and general management
of the work. THE county commission
ers Of Aiken County have adopted plan
for new courthousc..... There are forty
four Northern visitors registered at the
Aiken hotels.
Abbeville: No political arrests have
yet been made in Abbeville..... The Ma
sonic Lodge at Abbeyillc is receiving nu-
merous accessions..".....Th Due West
people 20 to bed at o'clock in the even.
ing.....A new postoflice has been opened
at Warrcnton anil will have mail three
times wcck-"uesdays and Saturdays.
Capt. William 4. Brooks is the postmas-
ter....A handsome crayon portrait OF
the late Rev. Dr. Hcmphill has been pre-
scented to the Euphcmian Literary Society
of Erskine College by DR.. &. f. Wenck
..... On last Sabbath difficulty occurred
in town between printer and a carriage
painter and duel was very seriously
talked of, and the sole reason why the
parties did not resort to the ''ficld o
honah" was the religious scruples of one
, of the parties to fight on Sabbath.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-12-02

"What will you take to drink ?"
asked waiter of a young lad, who, for
the first time, accompanied his father to
q public dinner Uncertain what to say,
and feeling sure he could not do wrong
if he followed his fathers example, he
replied, "I'll take what father takes"
The answer reached the fathers ear,
and instantly the full responsibility of
his position flashed upon him. waiter,
I'll take water" And from that day to
this strong drink has been banished
from that mans home.