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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-09-21
HERE AND HEREAR0UTH.

11SOO Nd LII PiO'AAS.
A correspondent is wanted in every
township in the county.
Mr.. F. A. Gale returned home yester-
day morning from his Chicago trip. He
reports that city full of business.
The local paper is indispensable to every
regulated family: There is no friend
more welcome to cheer the. long winter
evening.
We are glad to be able to chronicle that
Mrs. James Pattecis convelcscing from an
stack of fever. DR.. Clark is the attend
ing physician. .-..
There is = gentle reminder in these
nights that winter is rapidly approaching.
The prudent ones will Be prepared whilst
the Indifferent will suffer.
We take pleasure in calling the atten-
ton of our readers to the new ADVERTISE
nent Of Geo. W. Shelter, the Eden
druggist found elsewhere in this paper.
Send the Advocate to your friends east.
It will help them by encouraging them to
come to Dakota and securing them farms.
1t will help you by having the country set
tied up and increasing the value OF your
property. Besides it is the best paper in
the county.
The plurality of Robie, Republican can
didate for governor of Maine, according
to the official returns, was S,79S. His
majority over all was nearly 1000. The
Republican candidates for congress
had slightly larger pluralities.
Mr.. Thomas Thorson attended the cat
sale held yesterday, a few miles from
Krugers grist mill, up the Sioux river,
in Lyon county. He also sold two quar-
ter sections of land the day before to a
couple Of strangers that will locate next
spring.
A very orderly. intelligent and cnthusi-
astic gathering of our farmers, their wives
and children and friends of temperance,
assembled At T. Dams grove on last Friday
in the interests of temperance. Speeches
vere made by the Rev. Matlock, Mr..
Owens, Edgar Stark and others. An
were enthusiastic and spoke with feeling
on the subject. Mrs. G. A. Wheelock
and other ladies' and gentlemen
deserve the praise of all present At the
grove for their untiring and persevering
work done to secure tho results attained.
The harmonic band was present and en-
livened tn. days doings. All present par
took of . picnic dinner spread in the grove
and did justice to the goodies brought:
70 reporter and family is under special
Obligations to Mn. G. A. Wheelock and
Mrs. Peck, Mr.. T. Daun, Mr.. Kunderd
and Other friends for courtesies rendered
and shall always endeavor to make it
= point to be on hand when these good
friends haze hand in any future gather.
inc
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-09-21

Farmers, don't fail to call on Herman
Woerz, the furniture dealer, next door to
Bedford Hall. His stock is all new and
comprises the latest in the market. He
has carload of bedsteads, made of hard
wood, in Michigan, lounges, chairs, Of
different make, and especially wishes you
to examine his chamber sets, in all makes
and prices.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-09-21

Mr; oaninv, snv py ,a1my, .uu pon.s-
clan Of La Valley township, this county,
and whom Mr., Nash pleases to call the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-07
q u IIerIet.
Der stsrnen9im rel i'm Sa4re 1888.

Der stsrnen9imnsl int Sabre 1882
Das seibtepene Sabr mar ben AittO
roneu unp Mfrolosen bemerfenstpertt
pur6 feline nunbeilsOas" Goniunfton bee
Supiter unp pes Saturn, unp uns aler
intsrsiIant cur4 bte perl6tspensn 9or.
sdnse. tte mir am 5immslssslte beo.
babteten.
Ssin Nadfolssr tpirb fdr bic @iGen,
i6aft BON nod ptel st5bsrer 8ebsutuna
Ieta uno Ssripribt aud Dsnen, bic NIT
ben auSen css eaien na6 benz 5immeI
blidsn, intertiIante Gri1sinunaen.
@m 6. DECEMBER miro pie 0fnus. csr
~idBn lsubtsnre Wprssnfsrn" unt Der
~bOlce absppfern", sptf6sn Der Come
uno Der Grpe unb eann - befTsntlib |!
- tpte eth lbpaDer punft Dor per Scns
nenideibe sribeinen.
Ssit Sabren rdisn lib bic @frcncmsn,
otslen "Durdsana" bon ben psrltispens
fen punften Der Gree aus su tepbahtsn.
Derartiae 8Oribsrsdnss ipurpen 1851
uup 1863, iopte an 8. Osssmber 1874
bscbahtet, aber unfere Nahfommsn per.
ben bic gum 8. SIni 2004 unp 6 Stunt
2012 warten mi6sn. bis Die Yenus ibnen
seitattet, an ibter StsQuas spii6en Con
ne unc Grcs bic 6i6tigfeit bes Wae
fabss fir pie rtsfsen Ssrsdnuneen Der
Afrcnomte, Der senauen Gutfsrnuna Der
Gre bon Der SOnne, fsf3unsIsn.
Die neasftsn ShdBunssn pisier Gnt.
fernuns, -pss Wstsrs in ben 3aunpers
tdltniFen ees "Details - Ibwanten anil
iden 81 unc 95a Wiuipnen Wsilen.
Na& esn SsUbabtunsea bss 9snuss
Durdsansss TIM Sabre 1874 bat man
DIE frdsltbe @ntfunnns auf 80 SOC, 900
bere6uet unp bic Nittonomen bpfen, cas
60 I'M DECEMBER rislss Sabree s~elinaen
miro, Der Wabrbeit bic auf 2 ppsr 3OO,s
600 WGiltn nabesu fOmmen. Dos le
nit Der @enauisfsit Der areersn afro
nemifben Serednunssn I'M snalten 2u,
iamsntan5 asbt III bstannt unp elm
leu6tenp.
Ginsn fdSnsu Nnbltf - ater lsioer
nur cur& bas 6srnrubr - rpfro BE Con-
Relation pes Supitsr, Saturn unp Wars
IN ben abeno0uneen pes Wintsrs unc
6rdbiabrs bistsn.
Der l6On fir 1881 ~srrpattete Gomet
BON 1912 miro pabtl9rinli6 in eisiem
Sabre unlsrem Sonnsnfyfeme leinsn Ses
iu6 %abifattsn, une mbsli6sr Wsile Miro
aud Ger fdcn felt 20 Sabrsn ibe,fdQise
Comet cssSubrss 1864 fsinen uasep5bns
l.ten @lan; dber ben SimmsI serbreiten.
Die psripce Der Commentator pitc In
etslsm Sabre ibrsn Sbbspunft srrei9sn,
Stof su t%ntersfantsn Serbattunssn
rurb ras Gslesfpp bisten, aber mSsli9er
@sife aud auf unlsrs Wittsrun9sYers
bdltni6e nt@t cbne GtaHub blsibsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-07
Sroiitable Slb ier,uht,

Gin Serr Samss Wtllpn Tn Serfs
Counts penn. Snfsbt ss, ets 5abnerz
su4t 70 80 bstrsiben, pas eteisl5s f9 Sc
satlt urp @eptnn abpirft.
Spr msbrsrsn Sabun abaute CT Elm
bellies uno gut asliitstss S~abnsrbaus,
BON Is bel 20 8us. une rsllab IS NIT
uusm 3ubsb5r unp Ssausmli6feiten Der
befsn WstbUps et9t. friItsr eufL BIN
ldnslt6 sriiner Weipe u. I. ~. @sssn<
pdrtis bsiBt CT 270 Stdd 5abner, ea,u
8 6dbne. Dteisltsn Gnp srSblsntbeils
BON Ger eeabprn slrt. 8dbrenp Der
lesten brei Monats lsstsn tieIe Sdbnsr
SO OuBenp Gter, allp pur9I5nitlt9
absr 5 DuBsnc per Gag.
BUR Sditeruns tefpmmsn fe eeS Wcr,
gers cine Wtltuns BON 6 Quart 0efs
s~enflsie anp 6 Quart 3srbaftem Safer
ODER duaseliebtsm 0si;sn; pts Wittass
6 Quart Safsr unb rss Itenps 6Suart
0sli6sotn. Sn sas Wpraenfuttsr miro
etne Sancpua Gal, unp pf,fsr ssporfen.
Selpnrsrs 1T Der gissntbdmsr carauf
btoa&t ras feline Sabnsr pabrsnp pes
Wtntsrs eth warmss Srtbfdf babsn,
unp 8ebrauRt inner parmes 0aTer sur
Nii@unS pes 6uttsr ; aud ibr GrintpaI
Ter ldst er Gin tpsnta srwdrmsn. SsftsrS
sibt sr tbnen pfS Wpr8enS cine MlbIsstt
BON eefohtrn &iben unp RartOfsln.
6sinssflppfte 8npben unp auitarni9alsn
pereen elm ppsr spstral bic Do9s I'm
5dbngfaa umbsrssfrsut. @enn eas
8etisr ntbt su itrens III, pirfsn BIZ
9abner tdali6 msbren Sunesa Ian Srsi.
en- sutnn8tn. Sepsn @cnat rpfrpsa
stta Elm babes DuBsns GdlTsr Ddnssr
%ssiammslt bic aud siniee Dollars sins
trinssn. Dies nit prm ieBisen Warft-
pertb Der Gtsr brinst ben @sIammtsriraa
ess 5abnnbauisS auf stpa 20 Dollars
per Wipaat, ,ppSpn unssfibr so Dollars
ais &sinsepinn ibrts blsiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-07
Ole iuitisc Spalte.
Ginr Standardization.

Der 8ensral 6oprat, Der isinsr Hieisns
fidrte usssn b,tannt mar, lag i'm bOben
alter frant gu Bette II. bate Den arjt bOlen
la1en miHen. Is nun Der nebsn inn ant
Bette iaB. ing Ger alte gu tlassn an ab,
o,rr 9ottor, sic glaubsn gar ni9t, uie
i0pad i5 bin, ale meme &rifts Iino bin {:
ieben sic, lieb,r Ssrr Oottor. bas - oa.
bel fabte sr nit Der Gs9ten oas 9ein oss
Stnb!es, auf psl6sm Der arJt iaB uno
bob Den Stu5l uno ar,t lansium in
ole S65s, = oas miro mir f6rmli9 lauer !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-07

Gin alter Sonoslins, Der attionas
tor g., farb nsulib tn 5amburs. Der
alie SunsselsIe mar Nurd Istnsn rsidsn
unc i~eltenen DiamantenbeiB bsfannt.
81 bate IS isit Sabren nibt sepulpst,
CAP Elm aneerss menltltbss @slsn feline
8pbnuns bttrat, uni man fanb BET Set
itsaans istnss Na9IaGeS bic rusrtbopas
fen 0ssenfance In lsi9tinntsfsr @eiIe
baumliessn. @uf Dem @ai6tiib. islbit
TN Ssifsndpf5sn In 8stsntaibsn unp
Ssttfif1tn faro man foftare Dianantsn
urbsrliesen uue serttft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-07
'tern0tiOnat Banking Co.,
$50 SrsaStuap, Retpsgorf.
Gtabltrt felt 1874.
Eerersbe 3erfSrer bon araafbeitsfeimsH:
OarbD'S
Yrotbglactic Tlutb a.!

9Iatternarbeu
o~erbiaoert.
o ef& 10 ares sreinisi
nRs Sebeilt.
&rebsarttse 4tIouus
gen perbinpert une be-
ietttst.
Wubr turtrt.
@unsen i5nel ssbetlt.
Seorbut tn tlir5sr 6rth
beietttst.
tie SautaaSs
tAlase aussetrpdnst.
&S III oeuhaneteuus
ihaoHA.
Wesen rauben Gals III
e. etri unfehlbares SeIs
mtttel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-07
Cine bini1aige Wrihihts.

SIN Wisn fisl Elm auberssp6bnli9 Ianssr
irsmosr Ssrr - IS mar @lattsis = in Ser
b.r 9dbs i'inss SotsIs, 10 lang oils sr tuar.
auf Die StraBs bin. rOiits li9 isbo9 I6nsa
auf unb frasts. I'M feline 0srlsssnbsit su
psrberssn, einsn Sufdais nsbsn ibm ftsten.
Den S9ufsrjunssn Wie melt bah i4
nod ms Sotsl @anbl? Ser Sunss ernie.
beris /: Wsnn gusr @nabsn nod spsimaI
binfaQen, isin's grab bort!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-07
6rp,rimrnts I'm Wafen a,r sawsi

ViptFlWrHIt WI utuitW utr SDlpfI>
nc. Gin Soma Sarmer lssts 80 elm
iibriae Sdwsine stn, UNI Ie su mditsn.
Wibrsnb Der eriien 20 Sage conIuntltsn
eisislbsn SO Suibsl sel6dltss Corn. unt
sspannsn pabrsno tsm S27 plumb an
8swtat DEER bsibnabe 10 Yf. per 8s.
Corn. Sisrauf bseann er rpibrsnb IA
Tassn trpdsnsS Corn Wsbl su fdttsrn.
fs ~ssrtsbrtsn AZ SS. unp nabmen 535
pfp. an @spi6t III pSer III pfp. per
Sulbsl. Damn fdttsrte er ttsltlten
Sdwsins IA Gage lang an GprnmsbI nit
0aNsr anselsBt. iie psrssbrtsn auf eisls
@eils 55a 8uldsl Corn, unp espapnen
73t pfu. uosr 13a pin. Gletia auf isrss
Suibd Corn. Stsrauf bssann sr bic
S6peine IA Gage lang NIT ssfo&tsm
Golnmebl su fattsrn, nabeem fs As Ss.
auf pisie @eile psrssbrt, battsn fs 799
pfp. sussnommen. pper bdnabe IS pfp.
GIeil& auf iepss Yul@d WsbI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-07

Meber
,msi lMiaionenS eminne uertbeilt .
Mfit SIS
fault man siusn san,sn
+. {. otter. 1864 StaatssSo
pslSe Bombs an bier 3isHunssn tdbrli$
70 lang. anisssl nssrasa, Ss i,ssr s~ta,slas sUaO ssissta
mub nit sinem Ssptaas ssscssa psrber.
StDsr Bob Ia Ssrs6tist ,u ,irsm StptHut son
100000 A., 20. 900 H., $4,000 H.,
tts ~ ~miussfsHs 2OOF.
d, niafs 9i,tans IL am
4. Wdrs 1882.
Ssssr esns. UsI$r DOR UsG am 1. w6r,
$500
ss,auft Hirb, 10 Jun sautta 9trtan aletu btr,6.
ftst bar Bel Ger 8lsRuas am 4. wsdr, Saraai
tntfaQen rtre.
81 Bel aafrdssu aus hem Snlaubs ssaast bic
Ginfeneuns Don SIS
In r~tatfrtrttn Srftfsn, un ttnsn fpi5ta Ssab, f5su fur
ss ndtas 3istuus am I. wedr, siltis ~ trrerstn.
9san a%sr.lart r,stn dutaufs poa Spass, strfalartu
uHs itotr ndetrtn Gusfunft, an bic
International Banking Co.,
$50 SrsaStuap, RepsDorf.
Gtablirt felt 1874.
1S- Die pprfebsuhen Brues fnb nit fetner estttrt, tr.
ssns rtla,r art "a strslst8ta unb NIT tttutm 9ritst Der
Der. StaattI TN gDtecfpru6.
v. .. - Bel gafrassn uns Grses runs man zen ia.
hrHtn nsursmsarssr GAZETTE ~trudtnsH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-07

Sur Ssrbituns Der Sdreinepeit
i6stnt man jest snplid etn ~sesisnetes
Wittsl ssfunpsn su baben. Or. 8. 8.
Dttmer, Elm berYorrasenon IbisraEt
Der Dor einiSen Sabrsn Don, Adsrbau,
BUREAU CUR llntsriu6unB bon S1pefne,
franfbsitsn anssfsat purpe, bat ben,
Iderbaucommifdr 70 sben ben 8sridt
dbsr letne Ibdtistsit pdbrsne Der perz
Hp6snsn Sation sinssrsi6t. Gr bes
i5rstbt earin feline Grpsrimsnts. loppbl
nit eansen Sssrpsn als aud nit ein,sIs
men Ibisrsn. Bon alien antilsptil6en
Nitte!n, bat T9 bisbsr bic Gar6piIdure
als eas %ptrflamfte erpteIen. Sic fam
lscp9 nur ais Elm S9uBmittsI tetra9.
tst percen. @ues, mas man BON itr
srrpartsn fam, III, pab fe jsnsn 3uRlne
Ssrdnosre, Der sur Gntpifelung unp
6ortpFansuns Der Ssuhs fibrt. gle
miro unp fam unter fstnen llmfincen
ete 8ranfbstt aufbsben. @enn fe aber
BET peitsrsn gntp!fsIans Der Ssu6e,
elm 3td ssleBt Bat unp Der 3ufanp ess
Ibteres ntbt i6on unbeilbar mar, 70
fam man BE Ssilans setroR Der Natur
a%bsrlaiIsn. War Der 3afanp ispc1
itpa nett Yprssi6rittsu, f. miro sas
a~fictrte Ibtsr unter allen 1mfinesn
frepiren. Das Wittsl 1T nibt lebr tbsu.
CT. Gin Yfunp BON Wattufropt's better
flYfaaiftter 8artpl Siure fpitst nur
finfunois6sis Gents. Bon elmer So,
~prccsntfsen 9Siuna sibi man fir is buns
bert pfunp @spt6t pss 5blsrss $40
1rUpfsn pret NAL ess Iasss."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-07
Sm Se;cmber.

SIN s~e,cmber.
8snn 81. mid ni6t in a9t Sasen, Be-
3a6len, 10 muB ib sic psrtlasen.
Wls, in a6t Sassn? gsosnten 3 ie
bod uie fur3 iebt Die Sase limb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-07
Ser BGder ais Cptifer.

Gin 8ddermsiitsr tpurbe obnldnsf in 8
bon Der Yoli3si pernommsn. Ct bait. fd
an ben untsrn 62niteru isinss 8srfauHa.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS anbrinsen laien,
Wan iuunoerte f9 anfanss b69li9. no.
Der pl6sli4 bas srobe 9roo in 6. TONNE,
bod balo dbsr3suste man it9, oaB alss
nur .optiI6e 5aai9una" isi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-07
@eoo, Groder & &C.,
S31, S35 Staotn6rge6d ube,
Nainifrake, Dubuque, SOFIA.

Smssrtsurt uas 5daslsr In.
RanufaitarSsarsn RlttsefSfta, esspB, Damtu. xat
Stastru1dHtslH. safmtrt, Suds 5ertHaa,ast
auf Ssfsauns anssfsrtst.
Die HHassrtrtfFiSsa 6lansat, uns s,atztu osrss
Der amaua @tftaf5af.
8srn.r cine sSnfdnstse auspahf In alien Rspartsusxts,
uamsntltS Daarsn, bic I'D fur 5armsr tisuta.
tN- PER- 3. z. Su6ssl, fauairt felt ,sau,ta sobres
ale Vtr.aafsr tn ettftm 9tf66ftss agIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-07
Die ,Irtlif,e Ynhter.

9eiu9erin Su i6sirit psritummt, lists
gmma2 Sausfrdulein a9 Ia, benf Dir,
unier Wdo6en 1T pl6Blib aus benz Sisnii
sssanssn. Nun muB msins alts Muttsr
nit ibrsm Rbeumatis mus Die san3s ar.
belt t6un
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-07
| Slafteru
duSs
9erpttet

Anfte6uaa unmssli6.
&~ranfeuJtmmer lufts
rein une ansenehm SEE
maht.
Neberfranfen Bats
euteta etnesrun9 une
Critic btreitt.
txr6 Saeer NIT, lem
Wafer Buseiestsm Pro-
phylactic Fluid.
@st6er tpetbsr 1eint
eurd, ietneu 0sbrauA
fder 80 ertteleI.
unreine 9uit uni6aes
ltd Sematt uue ssrets
nist hurA Srrenseu
NIT Darby's Fluid.
Sur Rsiaisnns esS
athens uub Suut
9uben Der SABINE
IN hes Mittel InlSers
treffi4.
o 6nupfsus~s linssrt
une Sebetlt.
Woie asbetlt.
Nrancwunoeu austns
bidlih stltneert.
Rarbstt rerbiueert.
GS entfernt ale unanSes
nehmen 0erAbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-07
Nus Der Snifrurtipnsfanhe.

lln!sroHIcisr Darum bsiBt lie Yatron-
tNide? gInldbriS' SrsipiQissr 8sil Der
5Oloat bic Yatronsn oarin trdgt. llntsrs
ofiSier Giatis ltnb mas MOLTEN sic
nod bsmsrtsn, &,teut MiIsr: Yatron.
taiae bsiBt ie. neil sr, psnn sr ie ni6t
~umbdnssn bat, e redt~ traurissr patron
is. llatsroHieisr Qu9 ri3tia!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-07
Grlbferfenntnik.

2%ieutnant: Nln, Srdutein glia, pie
ssbt IS i5rer iinssrsn S4u.fsr.
8adfi4: Sant fir bic Ra9fras', Die
miro aud rs9t babi4!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-07

GbsIera rerssbeust.
S6tWSheber rsrbtneert
BET 9oesSiiueu Ieute IS
TN Sauie tn Ser Rabs
hes 9st5nams anass
ipanht perlen, I'M Ins
anSsnebme &erlbe 5u
teiettiseu.
So III elm @eeeninfttel
se9er antmaltl6e pie
reSetsblii6e @ifts,
Glide &c.
GeiibrliSe auseduauns
gen pcu Sraufengims
mern unb ScIpttalern
iptreen eur@ isineu 0es
brau6 uuiSaeIt1 ses
maht.
@slbes Sieber sassss
! rpttet.
Lbat bas srrSe
Rsinisunssmittsl
,nt Ecu
In 4 ID.
uRs aasiHiee SsFtsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-07
9as Gorrumpiruaas. uno 8sRs.

~~ " OtIe
9un8ssS Ytem, rpel1ss bei ben enslt>
I9en parlamentspablen Sielfa1, auf
etne unSsritdmte WetIe betrisbsn rporben
1T, bat firsli9 bur1 ein llrtbsfl bss
obsrfen eanosertdtsbofes etnen t5ptIt>
den Sblas erltten. 3ebn psrionsn,
rpelde id tbeils bes 0srsebens Der
Ssfs&uns Def ben leBten @abIen Az
Sanrwib upp Waeclsaislp sstdnpis
srfldrt, tbetls ps1slben ibsrfdbrt rporpen
ucarsn, purpsn pom @srt6tsbofe NIT
boben Strufsn bslsst. Gin Wr.GOs
warcs, IeSofat In Deal, tpeI6er Der
SefeRuns tei Der @abl fir f6uIpfs
b~sfunpsn porpen, srbislt feds Wonate
9sfananiB ebenfp rpuree Der Staet.
ratb, Wr. Obs, rpsl6er sitsn tbatfsen
antbeil an Der Wabl in Sanppi9 ees
rommsl bate unp bsbdlait aepslen
mar, rts Summe bon $500 pfo. ct.
untsr $50 Wdblsr su pertbetlen, NIT
etnsm Strafias bon is6s Mpnatsn
9'fdnsntb bscadi. Die lbrfssn feds
Nnssf!aaten ubielten ie BRET @cnate
0tfdnsnis. Sn Sntsr1s Der pplitts
i1sn Woral TT cas- Gtfsnntnis NIT
6rsucen su bssrisen. gstautli9 bat
oas Gorrumpirunsss nac SsfehunsS'
Sgfem in Gnslano 70 tfef 8ur;sln
sefast eaB man ssmsintsli6 eisis pa
rt6 als stpas ntdt 70 Sblimmss unr
als cine s!si6 elmer 8rtssslif rteosr
Die 9rsner asrsdtfsrttste Saftit sstrats
ttts. Die @olfsmetnuns bate f9 pa:
ran s'ptbnt ctsjsnissn Yellcnen. mel
9s auf cine 70 unmoralil6e Wstle bic
partet Ganricatsn untaftiBten, als
aubsrbalb bss SsreideS cine Strafpsrs
folsuns ftebenb III bstra6ten. Sest 1T
cisier Wsinuus pobl Elm Damn seIsBt.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-13
Opposite Catholic Churc

FAINT PRAISE. = Speaking of
Miss Edwards temperance address
at Marietta, the Register says, cas- a
young lady's address it was fully
equal to what might have been ex-
pected"
We think manly criticism, if de-
served, would have been far prefer
able to this apologize "damning
with faint praise" The noble wo-
men workers of Ohio will hardly
appreciate this compliment from
the Register. Miss Edwards lee
lures in this city were enthusiastic
cally received, created deep i'm
preston, and will result in lasting
good.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-13
Dedication.

A brief account of the recent
dedication of Riddles Chapel, 8
miles from Ellenboro, was IN ana
should have appeared last week
Rev. DIR. Pershing, President OF
Pittsburgh Female College, was eH-
pected to be present and conducG
the services, and only at the date
of the meeting did dispatch an
nounce his inability to come.
Here was a dilemma for the
brethren and friends. In the midst
of a snow storm, but few expected,
and a debt of $500 to be lifted be-
fore the dedication-how was 1t to
be done?
But the Presiding Elder, Rev; g.
G. Wilding was there, and Bro.
Wilding's motto, "where there's a
will there's a way for any good
work prevailed and aualled, and by
many of the friends doubling their
intended subscriptions, nearly S69O
were raised and the beautiful chap
ell, costing 200, was set apart toI
the worship of God, free Of debt.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-13
Died..

James R. Stanton died at his
mothers residence in Parkersburg,
w. Va, December s, 1882. aged %
years, 4 months, and "a days.
When II years old he was stricken
down by spinal trouble which
made him a constant sufferer from
that time to the hour of his death.
For more than ten years it was a
constant battle for life, but his af-
Fiction was borne with a. Christian
patience as heroic as his sufterings
were great. AS quietly as the sun
sinks to rest behind the Western
hills, was his departure from earth.
Not so much as a struggle marked
the closing scene He was buried
from the U. B. Church the following
Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock A
large congregation was present to
join in the last tribute to his MEM
Dry.
His remains were inferred in a
new family lot in the Odd Fellows
Cemetery.
"After life's ftful fever he sleeps
we'll.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-13
Half-Fare Rates,

To and from all stations on Ma
rietta & Cincinnati Railroad will
be the figures on December %, "a,
Is, 80, 81, and January l, and the
tickets will be good returning I'M
til January Children will be al
lowed half these rates.
The reduction is clever and OPP
perfume. 1t gives people a chance
to interview Santa Claus in behalf
of their little folks; and when
Christmas comes and all the
branches of the family meet under
the old roof, no one then can feel
like saying that it comes too often,
"Not too often, but just often
enough" SO to speak.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-13
Exchange Notes.

An alleged Baptist from some far
remote antediluvian fossiliferous
age. continues to write foolishness
on the liquor question for the Graf
ton Sentinel. The Sentinel prints
the stuff in the smallest type, and
would evidently get it in its patent
outside if possible. We have read
several of the articles as relics Of
ancient history.
a letter just received makes some
illusions to these fossils that will
interest our readers next week.
The State Journal abjured courtesy
last week long enough to notify
us when to keep our mouth shn;,
We are glad to welcome to our
table The Methodist Witness, an s
page, 80 column monthly, published
in the interests of the NJ. E. Church
es in the Charleston, Guyandotte,
and New River districts Of the
w. Va. Conference. Our good
friend and brother, Rev. S. B. d.
Prickett, is at the helm and will
answer your hail for so cents a
year.
We hope the Witness may long
90 forth a faithful witness for
Righteousness and Temperance.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-13
Who is Hurt?

"Poor fellow, he hurts no one but
himsclf!" Is that so, indeed?
How about the roommate who was
led into evil by his example? What
of the young brother who copied
his dashing ways? Or the sister
who blushed for shame when her
cheek might have flushed with
nride? Or the mother who
mourned as those without hope ?
Or the father whose name was DIS
honored? Can a man be wrecked
and "hurt no one but himself?,-
Julia 4. Willard IN amendment Her
aid.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-13
All Sorts.
The two richest men in Boston
are under thirty years of age.

The two richest men in Boston
are under thirty years of age.
Four Presbyterian clergymen in
Philadelphia have lately adopted
the custom of wearing gowns in the
pulpit.
The Commissioners are active
ly moving toward the Eleventh
Cincinnati Exposition.
Desperadoes are so abundant in
Northern Texas that the railroad
companies are adopting unusual
precautions for protecting their
trains.
Senator Voorhees, is not alto
gether clear yet on the tariff ques-
ton, but has publicly committed
himself in favor of a certain pat
ent medicine. He is determined to
be positive about something.
The salaries offered the new pro-
fessors of the University of Texas
range from $4,000 (to the occupant
of two chairs) down to $500.
The tunnel under the Elbe, be-
tween Hamburg and the Island of
Steinwarder, now open, is nearly
half a mile in length, and cost
about S5,0O0,000.
New YORK, Dec. 6.-The sol
dicrs of Boston have sent a letter
to Gen. Grant regarding his "vin-
dication of Gen. Fitz-John Porter,
and say: mo act, whether of valor
or of policy, which has marked
your great career, should bring you
more honor than the moral cour-
age and spirit Of fairness and JUS
tice exhibited in this defense of a
gallant Union soldier, condemned
on insufficient or mistaken evil
dence."
Gen. Terry has written a letter
Of similar import.
PRAYING FOR PROHIBITION
NEWARK, n. j., DEC. 6.-The State
Temperance Alliance recommend
the 9th of January rs day OF
Prayer and conference on the sub,
jeet of prohibition.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-13

The line Of Pianos and Organs |
represent is a sufficient recommen-
datlon for me: SteinwaY & Son,
Decker Bros, J. & G. Fischer,
Haines, Voce & Sons, c. D. Stone &
Co. Pianos; Estey, Shoninger or
chestral cymbella, Mason & Ham
lin, and Hamilton Organs; New
American, New Home and Singer
Sewing Machines.
IL. SPENCE,
Opposite Catholic Church.