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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23
PLEASANT DALE.

The pleasant weather of the last
few days has enabled our farmers to
get out their corn and they hav been
as busy as bees. Much of the corn
was injut ed by the drouth during the
summer and subsequently by the ear.
ly frost, go that the crop in this sec
ton is short. Hogs are still dying
from disease and some persons have
had to turn their iattening hogs out of
the pens.
Joseph Piles has his house nearly
ready for occupation, and Mr. New.
ton Flory is pushing ahead on his new
dwelling. He expects to have it rea-
ey for occupation in short time.
Since my last communication I no.
tice that the road contractors have
been at work, and most of the roads
give evidence Of q desire to make
them somewhat better than they
were.
MIR. James Stewart is now the boss
hunter ofthis section. lie killed two
fine deer on Saturday last. A few
weeks ago he brought down two at
one shot.
l wonder whether Rocks, Guess
and other itemize-s are dead, or only
sleeping. If living, they should be
heard from occasionally.
REX.
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BARNES Mills. Noy. 90.

Mr. HARPER We herewith send
you few items from this vicinity.
We had the pleasure of attending
the closing exercises of a singing.
school at Millbrook schooIhouse. on
Sunday last, conducted by +. M. Fra.
vel The day being fine, the attend.
ancc was fair. Among others who
were there, were Mr.. j. Il. Trenton
and Mr.. Juo. Snchthen, both teachers
o. music. The singing was good
Mr.. i. is an efficient teacher. Ii was
understood that Iiev. Dickey of tic
Evangelical Association was TO preach
at GAINESVILLE, Sunday afternoon. At
the appointed hour, large number
had gathered thee; but after waiting
more than hour, they had to 90 home
without any preaching Our church.
going people don't like TO be disap,
pointed in that way.
Mr.. Amer Ely and his sister Mar.
tha OF Licking county Ohio, formerly
OF this vicinity, are visiting friends
and relatives in this county.
Mr.. Clark who recently purchased
the farm of Mr.. A. Fletcher, is having
his barn repaired, which will add
considerable TO the looks of his prem.
iscs.
Mrs. Mary Barnes, wife of. p.
Barnes, died at her home yesterday.
She had been quite low for sometime
She was a member of the BAPTIST
church The deceased leaves q bu..
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II Il IL - O ~ a l. ~

JAMES A. GIBSON, Esq. paid US a
pleasant call on Monday last.
WIN. Is. STUMP, Esq. and wife Of this
county, accompanied by her sister Mrs
Mary Pan AXE and niece Miss Sallic
Has have recently gone to Michigan to
visit friends and relatives with the hope
OF bcncIit'ing Mrs. Stump who has for
some time past been indisposed.
Mr.. JOSEPH ID. IIEIsKELL. Of Lafay
cite county. Missouri, has returned, we
understand, with his family to his ma
tive plrc", Hardy county, and takon
possession of the old homestead left
him by his fa.hcr, the late James r.
Uciskell
We had a pleasant visit from our
fricnd SAMUEL j.. FLoURNoY, ESQ.,, on
Tuesday last.
MIR. JOHN HEHRIoTT and sister Mrs.
STErHES RINEnART, who have been Wis.
ting relatives in this county returned
to their home in Missouri last week.
EoBEuf w DALEY, Jr., Esq started
TO Richmond OH Tuesday last he was
accompanied by Miss OWEN, the Young
lady who was visiting Miss Mamie
Finley.
Our Postmaster, Dir. JONI l.. KELLER.
accompanied by his sister Miss Hopr1E
krLtEE, left on Monday for Washing.
ton city.
We were much gratified Monday sr.
ternoon to receive a call from Rev. Jon
TURNER, OF Staunton, Virginia. accom-.
panied by Professors uoLprupaE Cutn
ESTER and EDWARD l.. CnAprS Of tho
ID. d. & H., Institution at this place. NJ,
Turner was deafmu;o teacher in Tho
Institution at Stanton for thirty. Eve
years but is now an Episcopal travelling
missionary for deafmutes all over The
United Statcs-last SUNDAY morni,g
and afternoon he disooursed M Tho
Chapel and on Monday morning tho
principal. Major JOHN G. Covell told tho
teachers and pupils Mr.. Turner would
TAX 10 them awhile in the chapel 20
which they all listened with the greatest
interest for faur hours he was GIVING
them an account OF his two years .tay
IN Mexico. lie left on Tuesday expect.
ing to be in New Orleans next Sunday,
Mr. CHARLES VI. French, from the
mouth OF The >ontb Branch, this county
part us a pleasant visi; Friday evening
last
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AUTUAlN OFISa;S
and
SPRING OF 1881
To my Pah oas and Oilers.

To my Pah oas and Oihers.
A : the time for Fall planting il Mt
"A hand, beg to inform YOU that I
have on hara and for Sale, a choice Sc.
lection of Trees as Apple, Peach
Pea, Plum, Ounce, Grapevine, Goose:
berry and other Small Fruits. NV Stool,
comprises scycra! varieties never offered
by ne before. My Apple Trees are ex.
ira size this year, but offer them the
same as last Spring. Can send out
Trees safely till hard freezing weather.
| shall continue in the future as | have
done III the past, to spare no pains to
please my patrons, even though | may
II, times suffer loss, as 1 am Ge,ermin-
ed that my customers shall be satisfied.
| extend my sincere thanks to nv pa
irons, and solicit Il continuance of their
fayors; and, also trial from other,
who may desire anything in my line.
Go 10 Russelis and see fair SAMPLES OF
20 varic les OF Keeping Apples.
Very respectfully.
JNO. n. RANNELLS.
Digginsviile, Wo5t Va.
Nov. Q, '83.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23

We are informed by friend that the
stone house On the farm Of Mr.. JAMEs
NJ. BRADY near Springfield, was consum-
ed by fire at an early hour last Friday
morning. supposed to have been caused
ty sparks from the chimney rs the fire.
had just been made, and when discover.
ed the roof was in blaze; the family
however succeeded in saving all their ef.
fccts except what was slowed away in
the garnet. The house was q very old
ono having been used as fort in In
dian times.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23
billions Run. Nov. Q


MAJ. HARPER Partners have been
unable to gather their corn, on &C.
count Of the continued rainy weather.
We think that the validity of the new
law, known as the preserv alton Of Ger
tain useful Animals, and Birds will be
tested if there is any more intruding
upon us, by Foreign hunters.
The Falling Water school opened
on Monday last, with Miss I.avinia
Anderson as teacher.
Mrs. Mary Orndorff of Xenia Ohio.
is now visiting relatives and friends
III this vicinity.
That old and yet ever new ques-
ton Resolved 4: that the love of wo.
man has n greater effect upon the
mind of man than the love of money
was debated at the Falling Water
school house on Saturday night last.
The Affirmative was defended by
Wesley Slonaker and Lafayette Heat
wole; and the Negative by Luther
A. lleatwole and r. w. Orndortf.
After lively discussion of considera.
bic duration the decision Of the Judges
was called for and after deep consid-
Grafton by them, it was given in favor
Of the Fair Sex.
We arc sorry TO hear complaint
brought against the present road law,
Your correspondent from Pleasant
Dale (Rex) says that it is claimed that
the roads are now III worse condition
than they ever were under the old
law, We claim that the roads in & a
pom District are in better condition
now than we have ever seen them.
If the contractors have not done their
duty we consider this no fault of the
laws. | am Respectfully,
GTTECG
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors Of Abram Parker, de-
ceased:
In pursuance of a decree Of to Cir
cult Court of Hampshire County, made
In cause therein pending to subject the
real cstate Of the said Abram Parker 10
the payment OF his debts. YOU are reouir-
cd to present your claims against the
estate of sait Ahram Parker, for adiudi.
cation to {. L. Flournoy, Commissioner,
at his Office in Romney, on or before Tie
18th Jay of Dece mber, 1888,
Witness. V. NJ. Polling, Clerk Of said
CONT this 25th day of October. 1883.
V. ii. POLLING, Clerk.
Nov. ,, 1883 CIV.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Has concluded to locate in Romney,
and will be glad 10 serve the public in
his capacity. All calls promptly an :
swcred and charges moderate. Been
praciicins years. Parties needing the
services Of physician will do we'll to
give him call Will be here by the
tirst OF November and can be found at
farEers Hotel. Oct &c, '83.-4..
lTCuINO piLEs-SYMProys AND CURE
The symptoms are moisture, like perspira-
ton, intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing, particularly at night, seems
as II pin'worms were crawling in and about
tae rectum the private parts are som ctimee
affected. If allowed to continue very serious
results may follow. SWAYNE'S OINTMENT
81 leaean', sure cu:e. Also for letter, Itch,
Salt Rheun Scald Head. Erysipelas, BARRIERS
Itch, B!otches all scsly, crusty Skin Diseases.
Sent by mail for SO cents. 3 boxes, So IS, lin
tampsl. Address. DIR. SwAYNE Il SO N,
Philadelphia, Pc. Sold b. Druggists AugI3
SYAYNEs L'.s.--CoMFonTING TO THE
SICK Thousands die from neglect To-
properly treat Impure Blood. Consti.
patton, Dyspepsia, Malaria. Apoplexy,
Liver, Kidney, Heart Diseases, Dropsy
and rheumatism. But 10 the dcbilita-
ted, buriened with such serious sick.
ness, we conscien liouslv recommend
SwAYNE's Puts Which contain medi-
cinal properties possessed by no other
remedy Sent by mail for % cents
box Of 80 pills; 5 boxes 81 Gin stamps)
Address DIR. SwAYNs & SoN. Philadel-
phia, Pa. Sold BY Druggists.
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DIED,

On Monday last. near Springfield. ut
en- advanced age, Mrs. MARY Parsons.
well known and much beloved in that
community. Airs. p. has been a sufferer
Tor years: but amidst it all mainta ineS d
a cheerful submissive spirit, and TO her
the summons come thou was welcome
news-she has gone home. We under.
stand her only surviving sister Miss T..
lizaheth Curlett and their nephew Mr..
John Z. Newman, are also quito sick.
Recently at Purgitsville this county
Mr.. John High, at the advanced age
OF 90 years.
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BRsslglsaHN'SaA
In @ n
B!TTERS.
TIE BEST TONIC.
Cures Completely Dyspepsia.
1Dofgesttoa. M.laria. Itver anA
eSy CSo,etaiata. Nrogx .stA
ooo FoysasfAos Coa~rse ia.
Use oaly R<o~r's Iron Bi,,s<s made ~
brown Chemis.i Co. Ealtiriore. Crossed
seo hues sad usde-marx o, wrappsr
MARRIED.

On the 15thinst lat the residence of
the brides father, by Rev. G. ". Og-
den, Mr.. j. w. Patterson to Miss Luz
cy V. Sirbaugh. all of this county.
In Wardensville on the 1st. inst
by Rev. L. Sibole. Mr.. J. w. God
love to Miss Laura V. Shipman, both
of that place.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23

The house owned by Col, John l..
Robinson and used as store and depot
by Dir. Thomas NJ cKce az Patterson's
Creek was burned Thursday. 18th inst.
1t caught in the roo by spark from
the train. The fire was discovered a.
Ell early stage bat there was no cbauce
20 reach II.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23
Collins and Baskets


rs IN the past. sell any and oil kinds Of
Agricultural Implements, Harvesting
Machinery. Eugsies, Platform Springs,
ma farm Wagons: the improved Buck
Cyo Mower, Reaper, "nd self. BnGer,
which are superior 10 III others in con-
struc.Ipr, ligGtuess OF deaf, &C., and
fully warranied Hagerstown Drill, and
Iae H"Eerstowr celebrated uncquallcl
Locust l!ub Hay Rake, New De parturc
and Brown Cu!tivators, Electric Spring
a. Eating Harrow, Corn Planters, Corn
trHshors, Cider Mills, Fruit Drycrs
Ihreslcrs, Saw Mil Engines, Barbed
.cnce wire, &c, &c.
In addition to The above, you will
at all Times end a stock OF Saddles, Bri-
dies, Harness, &C., &c.
Soliciting your esteemed patronage,
at', very respectfully your,
ID. II. UEISKELL.
Eomney, Nov, Q, 1888.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23

"A baby was born in cemetery ut
Narshalltown. Iowa. short time ago,
but every where can be seen babies borne
to the cemetery because motbe,s cruelty
nesie to procure DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, sure cure for Group. colds and
coughs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23

An article on 'the reading of good
books from the pen Of hord Chief
Justice Coleridge handed us witt: re-
quest to publish, has been laid over
tor want Of room. we will give it O
place in q future number.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23

Jas. M. Schley. Esq, q promineM,
lawyer of Western Maryland, died on
Friday last in Cumberland. His re-
mains were taken to Frederick, Mary
land, for interment.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23

band and six children to mourn their
loss.
Cold weather has furnished topic
for conversation the past week.
UNO.
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] { !; {. & Q ] !, 81
how lost, how REsToREDl

.at published, ne1 edition Of pr CIR
.' F, EhL ; Celebrated Essay on the radical
'' '' 0permstorhGi or Seminal Weakness
'.-.l7ry seminal Losses lmpotency Men.
i" and Physical lncspacity. Inrodimeots 70
.'''e etc slso, Consumption. Epilepsy and
~ Induced by scif.ind ulgence, or sexual ex.
'"' celebrated author, in this admirable o.
carly demonstrates from a thirty years,
''. practice, that the alarming conses
@. a'.i-sbu7s may be radically cured .
NG ont mode Of cure at once simple Ger.
a'1 ofsctual. by meaus of which every
'r' no matie- Whist his condition may be
cure himself chesply, privately and radi
'H5 Lecture should be 10 the hands Of
S''ih and ev'ry man IN tae land
'h''f seal, in plain envelope 10 any
r, foSrFAin, 90 receipt Of six cents or
'' f5-HHe stamps Address
a. no CyLFERW ELL MEDICAL co
lu" 81 New York, N. =; Post ON e Box
$3.50 -'m $50
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23

We are under obligations to Hor.
Henry q. Davis for copy of Intern.
al Commerce of the United States.
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$500 REWARDI

- p ~ we -sTssa ~ sey esss fvsr C7s si,i,.
- - = 80 i'e'ltf irfr sr f.Hassr 90 r'5-fi- -.
-s VIZ Ws.i's ferst-ti, Liver Ifb -. o.. dr-e
i''H''F csr - vaa Thfy 80 af.y r.s.tf. -
49,. ~ To 70 'rsiTr Russ c-stst L,-y. - -,
-, F.'' p 49, - ssis ty - irsrrt. F..-.-. a.
t,sf~ . - y"ti1-t IL rs11se rfs-t-r.a e-I, /.
Il ~ " - . 90, ~ ~ " aas.s.r 81 Ohi-..s
" - 80 ASH irrTal oa fer.. ssf o..t 60
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23

We observe no material change in the
Baltimore Cattle and Grain Markets
since our last number.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23
MUSIC EVERYwHERE.

That wonderful musical instrument,
the Organetta is advertised in this ia
sue. 1t is the ideal home instrument.
You can dance to it; you can sing to it,
a mere child can play it; it inculcates a
love OF music in old and young, and
develops and cultivates the ear. The
music ls perfe city accurate, and the
wonderful Organetta will play any
tune, AT the price, So so, it is with.
in the reach of Ill.
GiEesons and Pugh have invested
largely in "SNUFFS' and now offer
them at gre ,tly reduced prices.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23
Upon Its Own Merits.

Uolisteiu's Aromanna comes before
the public npon It's WI meris. 1t is q
positive care for Dyspepsis, Liver and
kidney Diseases, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, and all Debility Of the Stomach,
Liver md Kidney. To convince tho
people that this remedy is no humbug
the proprietor is giving away sample bot
ties free OF charge. You can get one at
McDowe!i's Drug Store, Romney. Re-
gular size, 25 anu 10 cents. Nov.2.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23

A number of articles prepared for to-
days issue have been crowded out.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23

Diseases Of an exhaustive nature that
have a tendency to create an unnatural
feeling such rs fatigue, lassituhe and
great weakness throughout the system
owe their origin to a lack Of iron in TIE
blood. Browns Iron Bi.ters will restore
the blood to its natural healthful con-
dition. Get the blood pure bv using
this remedy and disease will be quickly
banishcd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23
Furniture

ever before offered in this place. A.
mon5 The many varieties of household
goods that | have on hand, l will call
special attention to nv
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-26
2GwS oem 0OrT6oteW+
GHo.Ghtcaap.

Biuiam Renon, ciu QSG6ter ser 8oltiz
more s. Sbio.Gi1enbabn Werfit6tteIt, muroe
am Oounerltug Mben0 Don eiuem uubetanus
ten WtallH erbebliO am Nrm permuIr0et, ais
CT ben Sremoen, Der Die &bIi6t bate, Sob
len st IteblelI, me9ia9en Ippute. Yer SbQter
1T nod uibt perbattet.
0~mgIeWopp.
Gin Meteor Don nn9efdbr 200 Bfunb @es
Dicbt iou am Sonntag Nbeno bier uro spar
oliidltderpeile III eiu unbebduteS Wrlun6ltiid
an @de ppn 63. ulb S6ulltra6e, 100 bas
iiberirDtld)e fSelsltiid Iib tief in ben yoben
einerub, 9efauen leir. SaB IS ein Weteor
par unb feline Gnte, oopon FAINT li@ Sober
ourcb Mu9eui6etn iiberSeA9eH.
Gboe I,erf.
en- Der Ietten Sttun9 Ses @emelnbes
rotbs Iprrbe suerlt eite Serorbnllu9 sum
Druid per!pieien, i'll meI6er bic sur sSertigs
iteluu9 Der 9teuplaiterunsen in Glib &bts
caop9(pe., eS'Ibiana Npe. nnb So. Stra6e be-
n6tbigte @elolulume beDiut9t mar. |onu
erbielt Der Gppn:9 lnpalt ben 9IuftrQ9 4, cine
9traBe ousS1arbeiten. Ger Eoli;ei=Gopit6n
erbielt Die Meiiun9, Die Eerorpnltng burb=
SafiIbrelI, Die DaS S6ieBen an SoHnto9elE
Derbietet. Sin @elu6, bab nit Der 2eitllng
bes Q0l6weiens III SiibsGbicqgo ein tdbi9er
Otonn betraut mer6e, lprrbe benz @pmite fir
21i@peiea Iberpielen.
cate.
, SSrael greenbHr9 wur6e Sretta9 auf
@runo elmer 9e9ell tbn orlbdr9i9 9emdd)teE
Toterl6uftsfla9e Dem Ni9ter Gorp porJe=
fiibrt. Nls GlG9eriu trat Nronces Gilberz
bur0 onf. Sic Tertbeibigun9 ueriu6te mad :
aa1peilen, baB Die Slagerin eiI 6rallen3immer
Don anrii6i9em @baratter lei, aber Der Jti6=
ter perpies Wreenbur9 inter $1,000 Sitr97
5hoit au Die @roB9el6porenen. OieIes ur=
tbeil per1ette ben Au9etia9ten in lol6e @nt=
r%iiltun9, bob er ii6 nad Eeenbigun9 Der
Geri6tslitul19 auf BEN Nnpolt Der Stage.
@eoroe Brabam, ~itiirSte 1lnb ibm eIlen befz
tioel Oieb ms Geli9t perleste, Dofir ibnt
eine Citrate non $40 alf9ebrummt mur0e.
Ole &eleui6aft begab ii6 6auu ouf ben
Seimmee uno benubte ben elben StraBen=
bobumo9eu, in peldem 1i6 no6malS cine
.Sapnpfesiceue oblpidte, inoem Yrabam ober=
mails einert 6ieb 6qpoutru9. Srabam tebrte
bann gum Ei6ter Suriid uno ermirtte einen
auf tbGtlt6en Nn9rtff l0uteEher Verbaftsbe=
febI ge9e1 @reenbur9.
SNolnes gebforo, elm BrieftrG9er, wuroc
Nreitag an Der Sburtleff @pe. un6 40. StroBe
6ur6 eiuen unbefanuten DON Der Ylatform
e1ues 8aqens Der ScuinoiS Gentral=S9bn
birabqeItoBen unb brad ben 9lrm unb bas
Sonb9elent. gebforb 9laubt, 0aB fein j3u=
fall, ionoern b0swiui9e Ibiidt DorgeIe9en
babe unb mil Sic betreffenbeBe rioH belan9etr.
Ser Barber cSocob &emplter mar lett benz
/. Ottober 3. 8. Quf 9ebeimutBDoue Weile
2si6e uHsetSbg bret IfsiIsU 0Rsrbalb Wi@t=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-26
CT Wahof.

Sir einen So0ten - benin Dor etntgen
@ohen fam bic angebIt6 tpOblperbiirete
gea6ri6t Don ieinem Io0e - lit 81
so q b 3 /, Ser ufaIi6e 8ropbet" i'm ds1pz
tiiden Suban re6t muuter. Sin pom
%. geopember fri6 aus &airo batirz
tes GeIegramm nlelbet, DAB er in elmer
Shla6t bei 81 Sbeio Gin &orbofan unter
49, @ra6 norol. 8reite) 6as gan5e GgDps
tide Seer inter Dem en9liiden General
6idS Derni9tet babe. Ser 3et6ner
elmer beuti6en Sauitrirten 3ettung (rlleber
2ano unb Mteer"?) iou Der Gin5iae ieiu, Der
aus benz 8lutbabe ietn 2eben gerettet bat.
0as mag nun lebr iIbertrieben lein. Sas
SeIe9ramm gtebt Die StGrte bes perni6tez
ten Gobptti9en Scores auf $4,000 ar in
@irfIi6feit tpar eS fauln 10000 Wtann
ftarf. Die Streitma6t bes faIlden Hros
pbeten miro auf 100000 gei6Gbt:-balb 10
DieI miro Dobl ali6 genlg letH. lll1o mebr
alS Elm etn5iger Utann .lperben tpobI am
Qeben gebIieben lein. QlQein bic Sbatla6e
1elbit, baB Die dgpptiI6en Trlppen ben MIL
ben S6aaren 0e5 fall@en vBr0pbeten" err
legen itno, Dir0 taWm be5tpeIfelt tperoen
biirfen.
8eitdtigt fie it6 in bo1ent 11mfange, 10
lit ni6t absulsben, mas Die GnglGnoer
8eferes tbun t0nnen. ais BEN gan3en Suz
ban ~aufSugeben uno ii6 auf bas eigeutltbc
NegDpten bis gu Der groBen Gritlnlnun9 Des
9iil (nom Is. bis gum 20. n0rbl. Brettez
graoe) SIT bel6r6nfeu. 9enn Der SeliB
lener GGnoer, Die man inter benz @elamnt@
narlen Supan be9retft (G9artun, Sata,
Wtaliua, GorDofan, Senaar, 0arf!r), lit
fir Ne9ppteH, relp. fir oeIIen Wtaiienper-
tualter @nglano utdt %e1tfernt 10 pieI tnertb,
tpte IS toiten wlroe, i'm au %bebaupten, 9as
baben i6on i'm grauelten 2IItertbume Die
bamalS 10 mG6tigen 8eherri6er Megbptcns
ausgefunoen Huo ii6 l6lteBli6 bantt be-
gnil9en milllen, ibre @rensen gegen Sic nil
ben 8Dlter i'm Sioen 3u it6ern. GS tpdre
eth iinnloles Beginner, ipeitn @ngIano nm
etneS 10 unfru6tbaren uno i'm belten Sale
unli6eren Beiibes piuen Sauienbe bon
Wtenldenleben unb u11geSG6Ite Wtiuionen
@el0es opfern rpolte.
Glne anbere Srage lit, OBJ Ser fall
1dle Yropbet rt6t aus Der 8ertbeioigung
gum Nngrtff ibergeben uno norotpdrts in
oas eIeentlt6eNegDpten por3uortngen luhen
tpiro. AIsOanl fretli6 pirbe ben @nQIanz
bern feline M9bl bletben; Ite miiBterI li6
1Drer 0aut tpebren. llno oann tpIroe crit
I gu benz urubmoOIIeH4 Sriege, Der nit benz
aroBen 9ammeItreiben bel Sci el Rebir abb
l6loS, Dqs oide @nbe nadfommen. Quf
SbeiInabme fam @nglonb BEL oen8ebrGuoz
rtlieH. in tpel6e IS hur6 ieine S6anb> rnb
@erpaltthaten gegen baS Ggppttlde BoIf ge>
ratbsu 1T, nt9t re6nen. Gs bat 6ielem
Golte als 8lutlauger bas Qebensmart alss
9equetl6t uno IS bann gum lleberfluB audi
nod nieoer9el6laGen. 8enn IS fir ipl6e
'9eIoentbaten b~IuttgeH 2obn ernbrete, 70
wIrbe bod eiHmaI peNielteHs Der Gab BON
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-26

= nGmIi6 erftens Bic RGnfe 0emotratiI6er
RpIitifer aus Dem uno ienem anoerelI
Staate, tpeI6e cine Nuflebnung Ser logez
1lGunten reipettablen 0emofraten bon Weal7
l6uietts 9egen Butler berbetfIbrten, UNI
our6 Buffers NieoerlGge einel1 getGbrltden
Setuerber um Die oemofratil6e BrG1toent=
ldafts> &anDioatur aus benz Mege 81 rGlt>
men, un6 3%tpeitens sic pitbenoen linz
triebe Der GempereH3pfaffen oeren
Butler pieberbolte tplI6ttge SrItte perlest
bate.
@ouberneur Butler, Der in einigen8o6en
Ieinem repubIitanii6en RaAfoIger &obins
ion BIqB MADDEN tpiro, bat ietne 8efanntz
maduM Hber bd5 am 90. Gopentber itattz
fInoeuoe aIIgenleine Odnffelt 81 etllem re6t
eeIunqeten rereu SuBtritte fir beiagte
Semperen3pfaffen gettaItet. Die 6aupt7
fteuen Der NrotIamation laIten ndmIt6 10:
v9aiiet an bieiem Teitta9 2Iue iid Der
9uten Oinge erfreNe1, tpel6e Der 9Htt9e
Soft ibnen berIieben bat; Iaiiet ie oaS
BetipieI 9eiieu befolgen, psls
der ben &eI6 nabm, ur
oanfte unb tbn leinen SiingerH
Sab NIT ben @orten: 80 b met
bin un0 trtnfet NIIe %DaOon."
Sober m0ge SETTER nro II it ia letn, ii6
allen llul9ul6tgen Sreuben uno Spielen
bingeben unD it6 oaour6 Der Site @ottes
freuen, un6 per es bat, Der m0ge bafir
iorgen, 6uB aud Arme unO @lenoe ii9
frerlen f0nnen."
Oa Seoermann peiB, baB Butler ni6t
unter Die Narre1 ooer Simpel gebOrt,
tpeI6e ~bebaupten ooer 9lauben, baB Seius
in ienem 8el6e ieinen Siingern itHtt eDlen
gSeines %un9e9obrene &raubenbrIbe ooer
&oiinentpaiier 9ereidt babe, 10 ueroen
ielblt iolde Semperenapfaffen, Die Elm
&bino5erOsfeu BADEN, ieileu Sritt fIbIen.