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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-03-16

All trains arriving in Toledo, via other lines, make
close connections with the South bound trains of the
Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo r. r. r.
Direct connections made in Union Depot at Column
bus for Newark, GAINESVILLE, Pittsburgh, Wheeling,
Baltimore, Washington and Philadelphia; also fol
Dayton, Cincinnati, Louisville, and all points South
and Southwest l .u -, l
Trains will arrive and depart from Toledo at Column
bus Hooking Valley and Toledo Railroad Com
pany's Depot, Summit Street. iiI ttH 8rPl.
W. Fl. HARRISON, GenI Ticket Agent.
oRLAND SMITH, Gen. Manager.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-03-16
General Insurance Agency
Ere luSura ance.
Life and Accident.

Life and Accident. ru,ul
Equitable Life Insurance Company 900 600
Travellers Accident Company y........... 5000, 900
Special inducements offered good farm risks In
sure against fire aud lightning. We pay for stock
killed any where Oh the farm. -.,,., ..
This agency has paid nine tenths of all the elosses
in Napoleon since 1859 and in all this time not loss
has been contested by our companies. ..
We issue accident tickets insuring $3,000if killed,
and S15 week if disabled, for 25c day.
All business promptly attended to-
C. E. REYNOLDS
Office in Frease Bros. Jewelry Store
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-03-16
Ladies Hair Dressing Bazaar

M RS. M. A. JOHNSON h CO., have opened
IVI Ladies Hair Store, in room two doors east of
the Engine House, on Washington street. where they
are prepared to manufacture and finish to order
Switches, Puff Curls, French Twists. Front Pieces,
Flirts, and Water Waves, in all the latest styles.
Will also do all kinds of ladies hair goods. Sat-
is faction guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Give us
call. M. A. JOHNSON u co.
dec2S-Sl-tf Napoleon, o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14

ben, 70 bdtte % elmer 3dnbI1uur cber
ether Notwithstanding btpurft; er'
fsres absr muB fir unmbsli1, leBtsrers
fir unpabri4einlid erattst rperben. MIs
Babri6einltbfstt mad iinp 8lasr5br,
den nit demiihsr grploIonsmn6e ses
braubt porpen, rute mir iplde BET psn
Iorpeeps In &nwsnpuns isbsn, ,un1at
i6 iopobl beim 8atier lelbit, ais aud bsi
sir3slnen Bel s:sn 9srmunrunaen ME
BON @lasiplittsrn bsrrabrsnp. ssssist pa.
ben, mas anfanes ~ Ger annabme fibrte,
cab bic Sprsnsmaiie in s!disrnsn &us
Ssln sswOrfsa pUrpsn isi., Sn ben ga.
trifen miro paS DyHdmit In cAtnpril6s
pairpHsn Don bsltebisen a6msGanssn
ssfOrmt I; jsee patrone IN in psr8aments
papter .insepitslt. Das Iyadrutt ibf
fraft Der aueaprsertltben 5sftfsftft itfs
nsr 9asentpideluna BET Der GrpIofon
etue ;nIhmetternee Birfuna aYf NE.
nd&fs unaebuna aus; itlbf mean IS
nur in dusere 9sribruns NIT ppn ia
fprsnssnp,n 9sssniapO ssbra6t 5ipirp.
an etn,m WsnfGen mug ss psfsnIt3srs
reieuns ;ur Gplae babsI fcbaIo bieier
aud nur In unmittslbarfer Ndbe Str gr
p~lOIon iG b%siapst. Die Stdds prr
GrplOfon ruff einsn 9uftprud bsrSpr,
ct6,n 8irfunssbsrst& fa psfthsAnsri
frsft, ipsab In Der Ndbs Selsssne Raalsr
tbre GsnfsIiasibsn mfif Enbisen,, }8si
pef IN age BON Winen miro Spytas5l
faf fsts aussei6lpGsn bleiten, eH fine
a%nwenpnns ,u ssfdbrlt6 1T uns ptr &C..
rinsfs StVB ortr S6ius eine Ahbeubs
tRtiate Grpleipn berpp3ubrin8sn Der.
mag; miro BET Ninft, Dynoudt' anss>
panct 10 miro tets nur 8tsitlslir, ODER
GsIuloi. : Dynamit strpanpt unb pte
Hnaua asdilbsr sntbalenpe SpfensfapIel
alspanu mittsls elmer salpantf6en Bat.
tsrie Ocer zines eleftrii&sn 3dnpapparats
se3iupe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14
Gin falihes Sprimwort.

ga. 10 iau,merte Elm Stuoioius. Der &C..
rabe i'm Ct lmsn fab, ba iassn Die oummsn
2eute INNER
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14
Was i'd ni1t tpsib,

Wir s.bt's anSsrs Dtir piro's aeraee
b.i BEN bsiB. mas i4 ni9t psiB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14
S9lastcrti8.

Gin 5remS.r, Der BON einem Ysrliner
Strab.niunssn p,rfolst uno psrb65nt
wnrSs, srsrif i'm 3orne einsn Stein unb
mari ibn na4 Dem unssos.nen S.nssI.
sic Sdusst6isr! i9rie Der 8srliner.
Ser 6rsmoe. oeHen Rsusisros bur9 Die.
ies ionosrbare S4impiuort errsSt mn roe,
fragte Den SinSsn, aus usl4sm Srunoe
CT ibn 10 nsnns.
sic werfen Ia ~lsbsnois. Sunse /! psriebie
prompt oas 8srliner Strabsntino. ,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14

Sa!-risf Elm Rsoaeteur in SsaSmooS
aus, als cine &,polOertasel bur6 oas Sen.
fer oss 9soaftionsSimmers ssaossn fam
= i'd pubte IL. oaB meme nsus Spalts
nYsri6nli4es" aufisbsn MAIDEN ulrbs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14
Der srpBe Serf6rsr BON raufbeitsieimea:
OarbD'S
Hrobbblactie Tlnib

BtaftefHafbe1
p~srbiuoert.
eS6pAre sersiuist
uns sebetlt.
&rebsartiss BtIessis
gen perbinsert sne be-
iettist.
0ubr turtrt.
@anoen fhnel sebeilf.
2eoybut In turser frtt
bsiettist.
Teu6fe SaataaSs
foliage aussetrpdnet.
&s TIT ooaHauStauus
f3aoIi6.
Geaeu rauben Gals III
ts eth unfeblbarss Seils
mittel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14
MRa cine Grflarnna.

R0ain (sn ibrsm S,rrn) Ssrr Doctor,
pis tommt benn bas beute frib babe i'd
elmer Saube Den ROpf abssi9nittsn unb
nun iprans tie nod Obne aOpf int Sofs
bsrum.
Doctor: Sas 1T gang .infa9 : tp,il bic
Saubs tsinsn Ropi mebr bate, 70 msrtte
Re IS ni4t slsi9. oab he toot mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14
Die iuffiSe Spalte.
Rstts: anfdnbissr S&sr, iitmtt BEN
&brtftu, erbetttrt bic Stele unb
befSrbert ftlbf bic Gsiunbbett
eeS 2etbeS.

Scr fsinb6rise 2eaner.
Dame G4ma9tsno) : 8rinssn he mir
brsi gisr!
2slnsr (brinst Fs).
Same: sic baben mir ri9tis brei rpei9e
s.bra4t, obne gu frassn, Of i'd Re bart
oosr wsi9 uiinidts!
3,lner @ndois, 5tau srtbsilten 81.
rem 8sfsbl nit 10 psidsr Stimms, oab i9
on barte gar ni4t oadts!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14
0rme &ranfaeit.

Baron: Snmsr bas alts 2sibsn, p.nu
i'd bel ibnsn eHe.
Birtb Wie IoG
Baron /: Hierenleiosn.
Wirtb S., i'd oeriebe ni4t.
Baron: Wsil i9 bel Sbnsn nismals AZ
msinem Wiersn6ratsn Rlsrsn bstomme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14
Dor Der Shlaht.

untsrOHi3ier: Wsmms, uarum Sitt,rfi
Sa?
Soloat Ratbanion mir iaauosrt Dor
Dem 8lntbaoe, oas i'd usros an.i9tsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14
| SIaftern
| duSs
8erpttet

Mnitedana unmSsli4.
&ranfeustmtnsr tufts
: rein uas aHseusbm sss
maht.
Hebofranfer Datfs
euten etnberuns une
Grfrtf4unsb sretts!
t4r@ Gdtey init, hem
?. @afer tuseiestem Pro-
phylactie Fluid.
@ddjer wetber 3etnt
tur& feireu Gebrau8
dfer 90 erJteltu.
nnreiae 3utt uuihabs
It'd Semaht nno sereis
Rist hur4 Gprenssu
init Darby's Fluid.
Sur Reiateung oeS
AtbemS unb sum
9mBen Der SABINE
TT ttsS Wtttel anl6ers
trefhta.
o annpfsas eliuhsrt
unb sefetlt.
Wsfe; Sebeilt.
8ranntpunoett auseus
bIidlia eeliuesrt.
Narbsn perbiupert.
&c ertferut ale unauses
uetmen @Gn4e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14

Gin beriibtistrr Sieb ianb cine grisfs
taids nit 8elo uno bsbislt lie, plro absr
ief%9snommsn. als sr sefrast purOs, ob
sr nidts BON benz anrufe oes Sino,rs in
ben 3situnssn ssb6tt ba6s. anttu ortsts
sr led: 8 Ia, i'd babe ibn i.lbit ssl,ien,
aber ni4t bsadtsn t6nnsn. neil er an ben
sbrlidsn Sinosr ssri4tst mar?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-08

i>ried y tke extent o. IS pr cent. end
>(ccI nails ere protected l01 per cent.
md rails made II part s(ecf IS per cent.
Hut me farcical features or ne whole
Thrift Commission business appear n
lAcIr fullest proportions when L q ~
mcmhcred thai ne bin creating The
Thrift CommIssIon provides - one Of
its seciIons ~that Il shall b he duty Of
said Commission % take Inlo consider
alton and = thoroughly investigate NJ
The various questions relating % the e.
rjcnitoraI. commercial. mercantile, man
ofscloring. mining and industrial inter
tests % The United States" Those d.
|tics. % FIR - the great State Of indiana
ID concerned. werc performed II ne
|specc OF four hours. Two Interests werr
discussed and railroad mills two
gentlemen were heard % Indiana's e
100000 people. and then The great Iari1
Commission. with its Secretariea. GER
wants. stenographers and Sergeant-at'
Arma sped away 70 Ohio. n any one
|snpposes that, II this age or greed and
|gullibiIIty anything moro stnpendously
stupid has been palmed upon : tax-bnr'
|dcned people than this Tariff Commie'
|sior, they are deserving Of very large
share o. The worlds commiseralion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-08

o. Why. Mrs- Smith, where did
you get that nice f1Sniture2 ~ how
nice Il looks! and Oh how Il -hines |!
Where did you Get III"
@Why. Mn. Brown, GOT Il = Allies
Brolhers'. 81 oouFne. They keep better
furniture now than anybody ever did II
Dubois counsy BEFORE
Mn. Brown" You do say
Mrs. 49, ee, oDd thae = not NJ, foE
they sre selling Il theeperfhen 4 seems
anybody could cell t. ] just want you'
and every body eIee % 70 then and -
their stock OF 6ne furniture. You jusI
fought 20 - De crowd swnruIDg u q
AlIea Brother % buy furnituFev q.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-08

a. The Prohibitionist leaders are
now beginning 70 agitato for IN amend
mcnt 70 The Constitution Of the United
States, q prevent the manufacture or i'm
poriation, for any purpose, Of nv kind
or spurious, vinous Or malt liquors.
This e striking q The root Of the matter
and with The present tone Of public SEN
timent, brought about By too many a.
grant violations Of the present mild II.
cense laws, u almost sure 70 Be adopted
ID few years. Then, We believe, pro
hibition will prohibit, though with STATE
cnactments " think & - wore thar
folly. 50 citizens and doctors may q
we'll begin % look about for "a effective
substitute Tor their on used and prcscrib.
"a stimulants and tonics- Whenever
U0cle Sam takes hold Of Tie matter 4
The New York Tribune, he leadin,
Republican Journal OF the country
|comcs ont N favor Of K, ID long article
which will Be endorsed By majority d
|tbe Republican papers. Il ssys:
: II most stringent prohibitory actiol
succeeds n Iowa. with over thirty pei
cent Of The possible voters foreign born
|It Il not 70 Be presumed that Il will ri
lon account Of opposition from thai c1e
|ment n any one of the Fix States of III
| Union, for n I'll these The proportion 4
SMALLER than q Iowa The same move
Iment Of public opinion, among The nativ'
white popuIokion. and like readiness 81
The part Of : fraction Of the forcign-b orl
voters % support prohibition, would %
euro the oucreGn az the mennuFo A owe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-08

-
The Tariff Commfssion-
or III ne wonderful and expensIve|
humbngs got up BY the last RepnblicanI
Congress % expcnd the peoples money!
the rowing Tariff Commission sstakcsI
1he cake over any thia<, - farce inI
this wonderful age The Indianapolis
Sentinel justly eays orators and poets,
philosophers and philanthropists, every |
one who vags . tongue o. shoves n
quill, boasts 81 the present ~ 3 wonder
ful age All the ages Of TIE post COM
bined ere not equal % this, outrage. The
present q a ago Of Iron and gold and |
silver. copper. brsss and bronze. steam |
and electricity. Il q q age Of science
ssd discover. Earth. sir snd vsier sre
compelled e yIdd - their secrsts- Ill
y a aEe q gre<p and greed. fovtuncsI
aro made u > day, and misfortunes come
- quickly. q 4 q ase o. fhct and an|
age q faroc - we'll. The practical Il
blended with TIE ornaucntnl . intimate
y that 4 b sometimes dificuIt @ dfvorcc|
them, without 'marFing The super1ezuc-
tures they have erected. e Il a go 81
work, wealth, wisdom and Wickednees,
money and monopoly, progveaa pride
and povorty-on &c 81 msnlincss and
meanness-ef noble deeds aDd despica-
BE 6upIicity. 10 he obscrvnnf. he Pc
cuIarities We have named Or THE present
age stand ont with more q lee Dromi-
hence il Whatever direction tie eve sur
veys the field. and when The Tariff CON-
mission. the nondescript creation Of the
Torty-scventh Congress, comes within
range or The naked eve o. fleld Rlnss Of
moderate ooWer. the prncffcnl tskes On
such : fhrcicisl appearance that entirc
communities laugh n spite Or I'll cfIorts
% preserve dienifIed composnre. Never
IN me history o. any country nor ID The
biotory o. Political economy, commerce.
trade o. taxation, Or anything else per-
timing - The WcII-bcing Of individuals
Or communities. has common senoe been
- g0rgeousIy burIcsqued. This Tariff
Commission goes whirliDg through DE
land II tU0 special railroad ears. viii Z
rcfinue % scryonts. Secretaries and stem
ographcrs, and % give TIE grand parade
: prlnccly appearance = sergcsnl-af-
Arms stands guard over TIE deliberations
md % protect thc sacrod elephants
Thls T>rir f:ommfs~,o, cs,lea ~ -.
d;ananolIe Iesf Ses-~I~v-th@s y = -.
iori1v AZ 1he Cc~-,;~s;.. rc-c.sS r.S;.
srs lin sh~;r c~-~~c~~ Thc~ - q,
fo~n aSone .etcr hoc~s ~ s.,S -.
r;r~ ss~ir 800 .hc,,s sr-s, Soc~s - ~
s;.,.s --ss 5~:.ss5 y. $3.50. c-es- Y. ~
~. .. s,-. rcrrs - n h...s.s 49,.
49,. r $3.50 . ",.s - o 49, q s1e: !.
49, me- $500. 49, s:o AnI'
s $3.50 80 $500. s.e., s.eno'
8t-FS @~3 trt844ut-44~AtD3 W0f<
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-08

WIN. r. Morrison, Of Illinois, be- been
renominated for Congress = he Eas!
Isl. Louis district The canvass Will 81
tract great attention - Il will Be made
principally On the tariff issue.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-08

The New York Herald calls attention
70 question Of citizenship Of wide In
teres( 70 persons Of foreign birth that has
been decided By Justice Harlan in Spring
Geld, III a young man named Kcllar
y = indicted for illegal voting On he
ground that he vas not nafuralized cit
izcn Of the United States. He Was born
in Prussia, Of which country bic parents
were subjects- His father died there IN
1855. and subsequently bic mother with
|fhe con came % Tie United States where,
IN 1868. she married Michael Gaschke, Z
|naturalixed citizen. Young Kellar It.
tanned bic ID jority n Nay, 1850. and in
the following November, without having
been naturalized or having taken any
steps toward naturalization, voted q The
| Congressional election h IIlinofo- The
District Attorney claimed that DO person
|0f foreign birth and parentaRe could BE-
Icomo citizen entitled % vote until be
had been pafufalizcd N accordance with
section 2,167 Of the Revised Statutes
Regulating the naturalization Of foreign
born minors. Judge Harlan decides thu
such j. not the law he finds other zee.
lions in the Revised Statutes which have
len important bearing on the citizenship
Iof foreign born persons Who come % lhiI
country. He holds that lbe marriage 81
Mrs. Keller with : naturalized citizen q
1.-THE United States conferred citixcDehiT
both upon her aud her minor con. and
that therefore the latter, On reaching th'
requisite age, became entitled % YOU
without boing naturaIizcd-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-08

Dennis Kearney b driving dny n San
Francisco, and q employed By The Gus
|tou house ollcerp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-08

France. n various ways, consumes o.
|nuaIly 3).oQo tons Of tobacco. France.
with III Der refInemenL chews. smokes
|and snolIh and The Government makes
80 O0QDO 90 : year out 81 TIE business.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-08

P.rruIsr sts<nsi,n p.1 q th< saIe " ny c,rn cd
ts1n. npur. ccrnm<sI meats 1r1 hnfs<r. err< beam
\ - 0u1ek eales an6 prompt Feturne- -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-08
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28


g TnEaCAUsE OF THE WAI BETwEES
ENGLAND AND EcYPr.-The war which
commenced on the 1lth inst. between
England and Egypt, had its origin IN
tue financial relations of Esyptto Eng
land and France. The bonds OF Egypt
are held most in London and Paris, and
TO secure their payment, the English
some time ago, sent financial agents to
Egypt. who virtually took the manage
ment OF her finances in their hands
This was repulsive 10 many Egyptians,
who under the leadership OF Arabi Bey,
organized revolt to the management of
the finances OF their government-which
was eqnivalent.to it's control by "a for
eign poverty n syndicate OF foreign
ers, Who had constituted q Join. reeeiv-
ership 10 administrators and manage the
revenues of Egypt. This dispieased
England, and the secret Of the war is to
destroy the power OF Arabi Bey over
the Egyptian populace, and restore the
power OF tho Khedive. which will give
the English and French financial ogents
the control OF the monetary affairs Of
that country.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28

FIRING ALLEGED TO BE HEARD ST.
900 MILEs.-Ior the first time in his
tory the progress Of q great naval en-
gagement has been consecuiiveIy repor-
ted by telegraph. a novel member of
The feet Lefcre Alexandria was Il tcle
graph sh;?, through which, by means of
The Mediterranean cable line, the War
Office In London and the civilized
world were kept informed OF The move
menis of the var vessels and the results
of the firing.
The nearest cable station from Alex
andTia was Nt Malta, distant about / 600
miles from the scene OF The battle. A
press dispatch says that when "A tele-
phone was attached 10 the Malta end OF
the cable the firing Of the guns at Alex
andra could be distinctly heard, though
no oral communication was possiblo o.
yer that length Of cable. 1t is not sta
ted whether telephone transmilter was
used at the Alexandria end, or whether
the general electrical disturbance. caus.
ed by the explosion Of the great guns,
so affected the cable as TO report the
shots. through the telephone, at Malta.
american.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28

self, and offers this rs his proof: that
am wrecked on the same rock Pro-
found logic this give up without a
struggle TO ibe superiority OF him who
reasons thus. lie intimates that /
would drive out the teachers from other
counties, who are doing good work f.r
US. BY no means. Let them come, and
IL they have better u ethods than We, let
US adopt them ami give them credit for
their improvements. But seriously, he i,
tho man that would drive them out with
bis spirit Of criticism. or censoriolsncss,
which he seems so fondly tn cherish.
Ind which tends 10 the encouragement
OF those inferior TO himself in TIC pro-
fession. trust that am rot such n
bieot as the gentleman's irony would
Indicate. hope tina: am not so blind.
ed with prejudice. rs 10 fail 10 see vir.
tue in those who differ from me in opin-
ion, nor fail to commend it wherever I
see it though it extend beyond the lin
its OF my own neighborhood, or my own
G UNITY. Let me say 10 you my brother
In conclusion, let us with our compass
pointing steadily TO the Polar S:ar, steer
our irail barques around tho Scylls and
Cbarybds OF random thoughts ard
reckless assertions Thanking you
Mr.. Editor, for your forbsarance in this
protracied controversy, we remain yours
truly, A. Z. Cowgirl.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28

GEORGIA DEMocRATIC CoNyENrIoN.
In the democratic convention held at
Atlanta, Ca, OH the goth inst, A. ..
Bacon s name was Withdrawn and a. IL.
STEPHENS nominated for Governor. The
vote stood Stephens $50. scattering 8.
not voting 81. The following State Off .
GERS were nominated by exclamation :
n. Z. Barnett. secretary OF State w.
"A. Wright, comptroller; General ID. n.
Speer, treasurer Clifford Anderson. at .
toTney- general. Thos. IIardeman was.
on call of the counties, no minated for
Congressman ut largo aid tho nomina
tio3 made unanimous
The convention adjourned after cleo
ting q State executive committee and .
DOPING a platform.
Tho platform reailirms the D rincipIes
oil Jeffersoniou democracy and rcnews
iaith IN democratic doctrines, charges
the present national administration with
undignliicd, partisan and corrupt inter
terence with local elections, and prosti /.
luton OF the executive patronage for the
purpose OF extending It's power, and un-
der color OF collecting internal revenue
Win setting on foot armed raiding par
ties, wEo range at will, and often sub
Jeet innocent persons TO loss Of Liberty
and even life.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28
WHENCE COMES TIE UN.
BOUNDED POPULARITY OF

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Because they have proved them
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When tho Misis Have Rolled
Away.

When the m;sts have rolled in splsndor
from the beauty Of the hills,
AMI the sunshine. warm and tender, falls
III klssc, on the rills,
We may read loves shining letter in the
rainbow Of the spray,
We shall know eac'i other better when
the mists have rolled away.
III we err, in human blindness, an for
get that wo are dust;
If we miss The law OF kindness when we
struggle 10 he just,
Snowy wings of peace shall cover all
the anguish OF to-day
When the weary watch is over oil tho
mis,s have cleared away.
When tho mists have risen above US, a.
our Father knows His own.
Face In face with those that love us. We
shall know as we are known:
Love. beyond the orient meadows iloa, s
tho golden fringe OF day;
Heat to heart we'll bide the shadows Till
the mi-,s have cleared away
LpIu, look upon little child,
By nature sinful. rI,;e and wild;
Oh, pat Thy gracious hand on me.
And make me all ought 10 be.
Make me Tiny child. child OF God.
Washed IN my Saviour's precious
blood
And my whole heart from ain set free.
a l,ttle vessel full OF 'rhec.
Oh, Jesus take me 70 Thy breast.
AMI bless me, then ! Shall lie hlest;
Both when ! wake ami when sleep,
Thy little lamb in safety keep.
Fish SToEY.-'A less weiglirg
pound III 1880 was returned TO the Po-
tomac with small slci2h-bell alta chod
10 its tail with wire. i few DAYS a
60 it was caught, With tie bel still ut.
tached, the fish weighing six pounds
This may seem like n fish story. but
some Of our readers will remember tia:
a pound base, caught in the Eastern
branch five years ago, WIS returned to
the water with penny tin.whistlc 20 j. 8
tail. Three years later The bass was
caught near the same sept. 1t still
weighed pound. bat The whsle had
grown into 8 fog.horn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28

Fifteen fatal cases Of lookjaw. caused
by WOUNDS from toy.pistoIs on July 4,
have been reported in Chicago, and three
in the county. Six boys have died in
Burlington, Iowa, and three in Peoria,
Illinois, from the same cause.