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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-02-09
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5err grof. aIfreb g. GER. Tro. 616 on
Se4fe Strabe, Rew gorf. iibsrma9tt uHB
foIsenbe RittbsiIuns: BdbrenS msiues
a%ufsntboItes in Cincinnati, purbs Id pom
einsm f9weren @nfou pom RbsumatismuB
b~efaIeu. SD madte nit benz ct. Satobs
Del eiHen 8eriud. SaB RefuItat mat 10
gufriebeufsuenb, bob i'd, uHsea4tst Der bsbsR
Rotten, DsrunIabt UurOs einise SIaI&eH nae
Geuti6IoHb su feH6sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-02-09
Gin YOfmeifer.

Aud ih bin elmer Der Getreuen. penn e.
81 nm rem Ruf bes ct. 3afOIB OeIs bans
|+It, f9rsibt Serr @ .. 6. Curtis, gofs
Hciiter, &epoufet, RaH. Aus sisener Gre
fGbrurs tam i@ biefem TitteI bas Bort
r'osn, 6eIn ss that mir msbr gut uIs ale bic
R. d. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, TnsI@s Id TN
eouf Der Sett su &otbe sss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-02-09

Ssher glade SLSatobs Gel "a elzs eenane ees
1ngelinn In beuti6er. eHaIii4er. fEsRISEE4er,
lySsdi4er. fHDsetf&n sondnbtl6er. baHiI6sE beBmis
ben. = eIHr SIaf@e g.. Saeohs De eofet 90 SO.
lIaHi ptaiAen far Ss.O0l, 10 In ItbeT apstb<is o. tes
eta oeer NTH bel 1eneunaaeu boa Btdf Dentsu els
$500 irsI mad anea HbdIcn Set GloE. GiGssm OeSlsnht.
Sean a~breiRrt:
THE CHARLES A. voeELER CO.,
IRa4fsIssr pSn u BbssIeF,& sci
Baltimore, Wb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-02-09
Mp0tbeter.

Ssrr Sam.s Or. Sorrrr. saiaIanb, Ro..
sibt in SoIsenSsn iein llrtbeiI fiber boB Ct.
SatObs Del: ct. SafObs Del, idrsibt &C.
nonnter Serr, wir6 pom uniersr @eUOItcruns
uIs tbr Sausorst bstradtet. SD babe idou
piGI pom benz Del u~ertauft uub bdtte beut,
nod ben erten uu9lnfissn Bsri&t ibsr bic
les WeittsI ;u uernebmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-02-09
Gin Tarmer r.

Retn Ra&bor bate e 10 tH RreuSs, bus
CT F4 niGt ribren fOnnte. CIR baufte f9
zine 5loiae ct. Satobs Del, rieb bomit sin
unb wurbe bur9 ben gebrcn.b hteiss berr'
tiden NitteIB wieber uoufdnbts berseteut,
10 f9reibt uHs 6err e Ei@tr5art, @btte
Rod, Ni&.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-02-09
SdDmrrsrmftAfr!
Gin Mr5t. :
aebramAt e

ct. SuIObs Del. briuae AUD Id, BET
Ldufs bsmsrtt, uuter rteiueH Patienten, me-
gen ieiner treiIi@en @irtIamfeit, uisIfaItii
lur Iupeubune.-8m. OObrmnnn, R.S.
$50 HtYontsS traBe, Sau TronctBro, Gal.
Decorah-posten., 1883-02-21
fte0erbolOen.

6reoerit ben Store, 6on9e al Treuss
len, par en- iaa ltor gernepen, at ban
tiuoo, at 8rOnprinoiens Senner be-
traaote bans 09reIisr, naar be snitebe
bet. Gn Dag, oa ban itreu / lit Yas
relic, legeoe ben Glolte Yrinbs meo Ell
6ieoerbolo omtrins bam. 6%ieoerboloen
ialot paa SOroet, buOrueb &onsen lao !;
ban tiItaiteoe Yrinoien DEN og uebblsp
at %ifripe. ga 0oloen for auoen @an9
falot paa gorbst, tiltuitebs aOu9sn baml
ben i9ien o9 iaa a@luorIi9 pao Barnet,
iom loueoe, at Oct life ituloe benoe
isien /; imioIertio ialbt 6ieberboloen for
treble Gang o9 netop paa oct Vopir,
bporpaa 6on9en itreu. 6reoerit tog
oa 5ieoerbOIoen % tat Den / jim Cont
me; ben lille Frinos bao pomp9t ON
6orlaoelle og ON at 9iengiue BAN Sic
oerboIoen. Sans Mtaieitat aiilo9 BET /;
Yrinoisu ioroobleoe line genner,
uoen at aon9en Iagoe MGrte BERTH.
Silliolt bleu lSrinolen feb al at beos,
git oriitis benimOo aOnsen, latte line
,6Gnper / Sioen os iusoe / en- trucnoe
Gone: "SiI Seres MtaieltGt eipe MIG
min 6~isoerbolo, ga eler 9tei % Ron
gen BRAT / Cater, os ioet ban tos
gOIosn al Common % 9aa 4rinbien
ben, ia9oe ban: "Su .r en- brau 9reng 4;
big pile be life irata9e S6lsiien.~
Decorah-posten., 1883-02-21
Smiit % bans Sjcncr.

IA BEN beromte Spiit en9an9 pa,
paa Ell Reiie meo en- Siener, toge b
IND / Ct GGrtsbus, bpor DC Io9ertos on
Natteu. On Mtor9ensn raabte Smift
pna line StouIsr; Sieneren braste ban
benz itrar. "6uorleoss iorboloer Del
zig. SOm?" ia9oe ban mine Stoulel
CT lite puoieoe." "9lsi," iuareoe (ie.
neren, ~Oa Ss itaI rios, tRntte ie9, a
be mart uiIoe bIipe ioIeoe i9ien.'
"Nieset ueI," iasoe GOttoren "gaa %
gior 9sltene iitono." Smiolertio 'beia.
Ieoe ban SGrten lite al gips Sieuerer
6rOtOit. IA Sienersn tom tiIbaae,
ipurste ban, ON 9eitens par iqroiss.
~Sa 3erre!~ par Sparst, "Gaa %
bring benz uo!" insoe Getansn. SEQ
bar enORu life ipilt 6rofor,- iuareo,
Com. =, bet betpoer Sntet," iuareot
Swiit, 4osriom on bauae ipilt, pilo,
Oh mart bIiue iuIten i9ieu.~ Se ltec
tibet Os reoe bort; unpsrueis toe
Swiit { II BOG Op al i'm CONNIE %
be9pnbte at IGis. 9n 6erre msott
benz, og oa ban iau Sottoren lGienbs
uiloe ban lite iorltprre ham, men pen.
teoe, inotiI ban moote Siensren. "0uen
er penne 9srre?" iu9oe ban iii Com.
~Ntin 9erre,~ iuarsoe ban. Get uec
jog not, S%Osieboueo, = men buor reiit
5 benz "&i reiie til 6immeIen, a
ia9oe Com. ~6poraf PED on ost?"
iasoe ben H~eiienoe. ~6oroi iss latter,
% min 6erre beoer.
Decorah-posten., 1883-02-21
b

Oa Subuis ben 6iortenoe ensana
bolot U%tsnitrins ouer Sdweibe. resis
menterne paa Slettem peo S.uiae, lao
en- Sonoe, at paa bans Qser, iom ban
bapbe t%iliauet meb 9Grter, ct 8esiment
S6weieere par opitilet, iom uoer
Staanlel nebtraabte bans 9Grter. Son:
ben, buem Npssierrisbeoen bauoe lotfst
ben til bans 0tarf, par beitprtet, bo
ban blep De neotraabte 9Grter par,
5or at erbplOe Gritatnins opianbt bar
MI III Siit, iom fulotommen lptteoss
bam. Saainart aemlig Sougsu baubt
nGrmet zig bam, raabte ban al fult
sails: "Oirafel." "Spcrfor raaber :
oa laaleoes? 9ooe gen!" ipurste er
officer bam. Meu Bomber, uben al
iuars, ueobleu at uoraabe fit Miratel.
Striset naaeoe enoeIis til Sonsens
Srem, iOm ga ielu ipurste bam on
N%ariaSen. "Sire," iparebe Bomber,
"ieg bauoe paa benne Marf iaaet 9Gr:
ter, Os MI er Der uoret S6weieerC
op beraf."
Decorah-posten., 1883-02-21

deb ben &attepie, loi MI Ipn9es %allepe9ne. Saaoan mo-
get gisr Sfaoe mslem Naboer; men bet fan bu 10 lite
siere peo. @aa MI tun no til Sobau, ia lutfer ban
NOT 6aarene no % biaIper big at brine benz bort fra
Gaarbeni"
"suOrfOr SObam? aam Syroebrensen life liseiuu sObt
biGlpe benoe 2" iasoe Ssrsen.
Oct par Der insen, Der iuareoe paa, os SOban par uans
mooet rebe til at POE benbe en- Misunderstanding. s raft
6art Jog be 0prsns ben ouer asermartsn; men ba be TOM
no ben 9rsnns Moie, bpor Nftentaa9en laa tat og 9raa,
gap Be fig bsbrs SiO, us 6aarsne, Der baube itaaet os Jul
tet Gosnifuret Here elmer, iprebte Jig for at srasie.
Soban os 8aren git belt Staa, be taIte ON mango Cling
os ingen cling, og oeres @lGbe ouer at uere lamnler
slemte DC, bpab Be git eiter, inatil Ell manseitemmis befti9
grGsen, bpis getponins besse soot %tlenote, unoerrettsoe
benz ON, at 6aarene after par paa Sturuebattela9t %
oeres Graaoisbeo efer ben l9tre 6eoe renote lom sllepilos
op ouer ben bsie &oeoe. &arsn uiloe ltrar til at 9r9oe,
men Soban iasoe, at De iastens tunSe faa iamIet 6Iotten,
os iaa LOB Be buer til i'm Sioe, os unoer Cater os lpltis
Silraab bjalp De %binanOen, iom Be tunoe beolt, inbtil 5aa'
rene after par n.be Msoien os M LOB Jig taulmobis briue
biem.
ut sSObam % aaren sierne uiIbe pore iammsn os PAL
inberlis glade ~binanoen, bleu ln9en 0emnteli9bep tol
5%orelbrene, ue bisie basbe Gjrrnben life noset imob bet.
De par ba o9laa ~binanbens Sige. s in9en al be lmao
G5aarbe par Ser 6ormue, man Hog fig bare iaa iGunt isien:
HeH. aNptyth ~ NY oepFt """ 4"' y"eN ~" II
Born at biGlpe frem. Soban PAT ct meset ~ititteli9t Wfen:
nefe, men itiQs os tilbaseboloen, og ben iante, brebltnl'
breoe Speno meb set LANCE masre ani9t tunbe neppe iinbs
en- mere pasienbe grub snb 9taboens traftige rcomusleot
Batter, Der meb fit miIoe, i%rpstomme garnelinb bog lle
life par nosen Sosie. De par japnalorenbe tbi at Soban
par ct balut eler nGiten ct belt Nar Glore eno ln Veninbe,
par 10 uosn getponins. Saa git Bet i%aaoan, at beres
R~iarlisbeb bleu en- 6emmsIi9beb, iom ale %tienote. 6orGl'
brene tnurrebe ouer, at be imuueoe altfor me9et efter bin
anbea, % MsSrene bialp til, at De tunoe msoes iaa til
Iom muIist, os Be to un9e par bjertens l~pttelise pso oerss
Gltop, iaa meset mere, iom Der berueo tom ct beSre ga:
boforbolo Stanb, iaa 2riQerierne blep ~iielbnere, mer.
~ultplSiss os slentes inarere. 6amilierne inobso binanosn
sieniibis til SulesiIoer os ISoitsiIoer Os ipntes at glade zig
opristis ueo ilise SummentOmiter.
Sc unses 5orenins par fun ct SiosipSr9smaaI, og ior
Mberens StpIb baitsbe Bet life. o~tistisnot par Ell al aa:
rens pn9re Ssitre bleuen ltor, og man beboueoe life 10
porne Yiser gseriis, men iaa tunoe &aren ienoes no al
tiene. pit uGrs Spsnos ct anoet bGoerIist SOnoebus q
eller to aar, tunSe bun life baue Staoe az o9 imiolertir
tunbe ~5or9lorene prone paa at itaiie Barret en- IeIpitRnoia
Girtetrehs, Der lite uiIbe bIius ltOr euer ltolt, men iom uet
nosen llnberitstteI!e fra be tuenbe 6iem o9 uo be Hinges
eeet arbeibe tunbe poe benz ct nosenlunoe ior9frit llotomme.
biting par uItiau for Bet 6prie Ia9t sanite sObt tirette.
(SINtes.)
Decorah-posten., 1883-02-21
Sipnoren.

6n al ben beremte SpiIts Ienne,
bauoe en- Tag ienbt bam en- 6lunber
til 6or9rins meo en- Siener, iom ofte
bapoe 9oaet ~iaaoanne 2erinpsr, men
aIorig mobta9et bet ubstpoelieite Seon
pau Gottoreus @apmilbbeo. "a ban
naaeoe 9uiet, aabneSs ban Seren til
Stubertammeret, og ioet ban burtiei
latte 6iiten nep, raabte ban plumpt
"Ssrren ienber Dem Ell 6lpnoer." Isl!
un9e Manb!" iagbe Swift, reii,nbe iia
ira i'm betuemlne gGneitol, "er BET puo
ben Maaoe, on uoisrer Dit 2Grinoe Z?
SAB mig IGre big bsOre Spiorisl; iio
neo | min Stol ri pile itifte Stiuine,
o9 ies nil uiie big, buorleoes bu for
6remtioen itaI opiOre Big" Srensen
latte Jig, os Swiit git til OOren, tom
oerpaa ben til Soroet meb Ianeiomme
Stribt o9 iasoe mso ct Grbsbist Sut :
"9erre, min 9erre biIlsr Dem, baober,
at De befinoer Dem ueI os bsbsr Dem
at mopta9e oenne 6lpnosr." "@ier
ban oet?" ipareoe Srengen, ipet ban
rinseoe. "Sobn, tag benne braue Orsns
meo | &icttenet Os gin ham iaa me9et,
lom ban tan ipile Os oritfe; ienb banl
laa op til mig, os jss oil sips bam en-
balp Rrone."
Decorah-posten., 1883-02-21
SMItancn oa 0eiircm.

Veo lit Spranni os fine ~beitanbiss
Sri9e bapoe ben p~eriiife Sultan Otas
bnmeo %afiOIfet fit 8ise, os bsn itorite
Del al bans StGber og 9~anosbper Lao
/ Huiner. Sans Ss,ir paaltoo at baue
l9rt al en- pis Oeruiid at ~forltaa 6usz
lenes Spros, iaa at inssn 6rsl tunoe
aabne lit NGb, uoen at ban pibite, bpab
ben lagbe. 0a ban en- often penbte
tilbase ira Sa9ten mes Sultanen, iaa
DC ct Bar ll9Ier paa ct Sre, iom poreos
nGrpeo en- CANNED Muur paa en- Grlls>
opnse. Seq ifuIoe onife at pibe, d"
la9oe SuItanen, "buao bisie to llgler
li9e binanoen; lpt til beres Samtals
os fortGl mig oen." Se,iren nGrmlebs
Jig Greet os anitiuebe Jig, iom ON
ban meset Opm9rtiomt lpttebe. Oo
ban enoeIis tom tilbase til Sultansn,
iases ban : "Ssrre, ies bar bort en-
Del al oeres SamtaIe; men ies uouer
Ell at fortGue big ben." .Sultaner
piloe lite Iabe Jig noie meo ct iaaoant
Spar, men tuan9 8e;iren til at sjen,
tase Orb for Orb, buab llslerne baube
iast. "Su maa ba uioe," iaabe Ie;
siren, cot en- al bisie llsIer bar en-
Ssn, o9 ben Nnoen Ell Oatter, og al
be nnoerbanole ON 9Gsteifab imsllem
benz. Sennens 6ober iasbe til Dat:
terens 6aoer / NIT Yaaber: "grober,
ie9 iamtptter / bette 9Getelfab, beriom
on pil siue bin Oatter balntrebiinOs:
type ruinereoe 9~anbsbper / Mebsift.
5ertil ipareoe Satterens 6aber: "Site:
betfOr baIutrebiinostppe nil lea gin,
benbe fem 9unorebe, bpis Bet bebase,
big. Sub itjGnte Sultan Mabumst
ct lan9t Gin! Mebens ban resjere,
oper os, pile ri aloris mansIe rhine:
rebe 9%anbsbper." = Siitorien flyer, a
Sultanen bleu iaa rsrt oper benn'
5abel, at ban Loo O%pbpsse De gper o!
9%anosbper, lom par blepne eoela9te
% at ban fra benne Sime ai bIeu e.
goo os pis &esent.
Decorah-posten., 1883-02-21
NATIONAL LINE.
Qyer's Cherry Electoral,
ior 6ats. % SunBe.S Dsaomlns, iaaiOm
Qoiie. Sortisietie, aighof., Srou'
dit. Aitbma 90 Earring.
IL iaa z amm,ufrtuin'

tt iaa z amm,uirtuin,
ger, Iom bar puH6,i 9ten.
utitaieJttns 5iute o. ei
bIsutu en- aImireeiig "6a;
mllisHleoieiu- blauot man,
&C 9%idiioHer, maa bao,
gOss Gs,Hi,absr.
! Rspps uo3sn al BEN bar
Unu6el iGasan anisslie, oe
5,bOIoi ben. iOm Ayers
/, Cherry Pectoral. 9ubli
tum tar l9rl ben at fieue,
Decorah-posten., 1883-02-21
Setietsi, Seruietter Os
.NaanoflGDer.

9i fan frsmuiis iuutt ble9et 9Gtte.
Soi iaa gOot 6n tan tiebe Tor *l.25
pr. garo nj iQl9er Get Tor IS 6ents.
ca Tor 81 Gts. uiI nj t~onturrere meo
bpiItetiombeIit Stof til - 6ts. Vi
ioriitrer, at port IGttetoi CT bi1iserC
ioI9t END no9et Steo / bette Wtarteo,
% Sngen, Der bebouer 9iO9et al oett,
Slags, ituIoe unolaof at ie port gage,
iarit
Decorah-posten., 1883-02-21
Giplctpicr

lqlger nj til ma9eIOie lane @riier, os
allerbeore til S1.25 pr. Ddrb. Sort
Gai6mere Tor Sf.O3 Or. Ddro %
*l.l5 Stoi Tor % Gents og rigtig
qoot SouareS t6i oil ri lRlge for ira
1916 6emts % farpet 6aibmere
Torhofh oertil min
Decorah-posten., 1883-02-21

nu 40 aor ueo en- lang 8a,Ie al belbise NeiuItaier.
built,t bat %beDirtet. at Bat letter iulo liuis Ill BENIN,
Wtesie'u. % letter ben oUer andre. Ten uir;er mage.
lsft iiseoDsriOr 5oits, 5ortisltIis Os I9rius; 5utsi
O%perirGTer ben. Cherry Pectoral bar Sanbbto iossi
S,OeSsn al bisis Spgeomm., Os tagss 9ireteiusn t
aibs. So nil man 'unue ~OosrbtUiis hs ON. at oisis spa,
somms is'e IGnserr msOisr,r be liolisse yieelitr. ens
buer 5nmiiit bu,be baUe belt, s9Jsmibesl / 1T 6us,
iaa be itrdr 'unb. tass iii od. Sps6oa, 9ibeli,r, 10
ielp Siust irsfies pse 1.-THE at ip Ill bette g9gemiooel.
Den aIO9s ituib, itts ~iorigmme bette. os ben 8ils oil
lite. 9ap bet ptb Saanesn. foroi bet pirt,r laa beIS
~brinssnss. ON bet bruses iiibs.
ftlIapeta
D. j. G. AVER 4 CO., LoweH, .Kasl
prattiits % a~uaigtiits G~btmifsss.
6slss yes ale apsibt.sr.
Decorah-posten., 1883-02-21

III biuige Sloss Dress Goods
iGlger ri SpmnIos=|'Ylaio" for
3 Gcnts, Srocaoe B Gcnte,
Bright ifotf Viaios 10 Gente,
balpulo G%aibmere 12 1-2Sts.,
% Tor % Gente pii % finoc
8jolctoier pGro ira 25 Sents
til 50 Sents pr. Daro.
Decorah-posten., 1883-02-21

s. en- muiifaIft Orbbos, builfen peb nj lite
lortlares Sroet "Straal" iom zen ~ubebaseIis Qpb, irems
erast peo at operonitranse Struben, Os for buiIten bersmte
Sanserinber bluer sobt betaIte, imaa Born berin,ob itrai.
feoe meb 6laps". '
Decorah-posten., 1883-02-21

| 70 So
"a anSe,
Rlepe gin
EaSe Bib
|@eres.
|EassIim,o
Eapntus|
banSl
fsnne uia|
"a lin iaa
Ra,,sIs9w
"a eSbie1
|Easrtst lid
.sa 5smas|
EssMSaf, ipu|
IN oc1
E..oetoren1
E't, ct Sd
|Ha paa' d
pong See,
Decorah-posten., 1883-02-21
SommctorflGoer, &nipiin9er
oa Sroocrier
til omtrent Wholesale Qriier.
Slaneler SIdnfcts o. I. ..
I'll lauelte Hriier / Spen.
Glr0cr. Stonler "a Sin a. /. y.

alGOer, Stspler Og SfO 0. /. b.
nil bIiue lOI9t biui9t Tor at gicre Flaos
I'll me Garer.
Gi inobpoer bisrteIig Aue % Gnbusr
til al uuoerloee Dor 9~eboloniug, %
nj er ioruisiet ON, at e uII finoe
Erileu paa mango &arer Iapere sno
no0ennnoe sIlers. ri auerterer alorie
Anoet, END bpao pi tan opiploe.
Decorah-posten., 1883-02-21
,.uA HesselrOths
80 Sloos og Seucr=

"
Wesselroth's Blood & Liver Pills.
saranteres at life inoebolpe Den ninoIte
Del Soitiplps eIer Slp. Salte, men ere uoe.
luttenoe tilbereoeoe al traftise og l9senoe
Gmner | Ylauteriset. 3isle Yiaer anbeiu.
Les | SGroelesbeo for fpl9enoe Ciemeo:
y Som af0ringsmiooel, buor 8 til 4
Yluer | Nlmlnoeli9beo sipr soo Sirfniu9 /;
baaroere 2ilf9loe maa man taae 6. sSor
ironilt 6orItoppelie ta9es fprit 6, perefter 9
til 4 bperanoen Nften.
p Sor 9eberen. ssor at renie % Stprfe
Geueren o9 belle Spitemet; for at befprore
8aloeafionorin9en liant lette 5oropielien,
2 $tller bOer Nften.
- Sor SioOet. Naar 1 q 2 8iuer taaes
bper Ntor9en / noaen 5io, bile De bioraae
oirtiomt I'll Nilonorina % 5jernelie af al
Sla9s Sp9eligbeo % llrenli9beo / Blooet.
trembrin9e Ell iuno Girfulation al famine
lamt gipe Snoen en- friif % rem Sarpe.
A. Sor aatarrb % S~obeopine, Der Tom,
nier al oaarlt9 NRape o9 urent BLOB, taees
en- liprre Yprtion "a til 81.
81 Sor 5ruentim meripsoomme taaes /
a Yiller bper Wor9en, bullet frembrluaer
en- fuloIt9nois 8egnlerins al Spitemet.
g. Sor %iloelugtenoe aanoe % bitter
Smag | Wfunoen, iamt naar Sunaen er be.
la9t nteo 9nlsrent Slim, tases 4 a 6 Yiuer
peo Sengetio.
. Sor Sorfi0lelie % 6dsbeo taaes en-
fnlo Tortion al EiierHe oeo Seuaetio.
sB 5orlaus SesielrUtbs Blob. % 9euer.
piaer % tag insen andre.
6bis 9eres apotbefer life bar Dem, Saa
ieno $1!OO til mig oirette; jes ifal oa meo
om9aaenoe Bot portUfrit tilienoe Sem 5
s@ifer.
xatprence Sesielrptb,
eramineret Npotbefer,
lO7 g. Gbisaes abemue, G6iraao. An.
Decorah-posten., 1883-02-21
Rev. CIV. RICE, editor of
the american Christian Re
mea0, says of Browns Iron
BitterS:

BRowN'S IRON BITTERS
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, Indigestion,
biliousneSs, weakness, debil-
ity, overwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
liver complaints, kidney
troubles, &c, and it never
fails to render speedy and
permanent relief.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-03-15

We are gratiied to be able to announce
that the General Assembly has at last
formulated and adopted propositions to
amend that section of the constitution
relating to the liquor traffic. Two prop
ositions are submitted, First: A section
authorizing the General Assembly to
provide for lsvying special taxes on the
traffic. and to provide against the evils
resulting from the traffic; and, Second /:
That the manufacture of and traffic in
Intoxicating liquors is forever prohib-
tied. ,ar
These propositions viii be before the
people at the October election. That the
first should be adopted seems to US very
clear, but there is very great danger,
nevertheless, that it will fail, because,
in the first place, those connected with
the liquor traffic, as u rule, will vote
against it, preferring free trade. as now,
and, second, many persons who will vote
for the second proposition would support
the former, if it alone was before the
people. Hence we are in danger of con-
tinued free trade in liquors. with enly
such restraint upon the traffic as Our
present laws afford. We would have
much preferred the submission of one
proposition at time; but the General
Assembly has fairly performed its duty,
and the responsibility is now with the
people. :.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-03-15

nent OF new road, by Elisha Perkins
ct al, in Washington tp., granted and
compensation and damages, S12 so, Or
dered paid out of county treasury.
Petition of Josephus Lucas ct al, for
alteration of road in Smith tp., dismiss
ed at costs of petitioners for irregulari-
ties in proceedings.
Petition of John A. Wise ct al, for
road in Pultney tp., received and view
granted. Viewers, )shua Worley, John
Stewart. of Stewartsvllle, and J. II. My
ers. and surveyor John A. Mitchell, meet
at Wm. Thomas Thursday, April u, at
10 a. m.
Petition of W. J Berry ct al, for al
teration of road in Mead tp.. received
and view granted Wm. Parkinson. VIM.
Hardesty. and VIM Graham, viewers,
and John A. Mitchell, surveyor, to meet
at mouth of Pipe creek, at 10 a. m,
Wednesday, May ?.
Petition of A. P. Blair ct al, for loca-
tion and establishment of county road
in Wheeling tp., received and view
granted. Viewers, Robert Pollock, Cy-
rus Campbell and T. J. Henderson; sur
veyor, JAS r. McMillen. Meet at Fair
point, Wednesday, April II, at 10 a. m.
Petition of A. P. Blair ct al, for yaca.
tion of road in Wheeling tp., received
read the first time and continued to
next session.
In the matter of county roads, the
true course of which has been lost and
uncertain, the board granted reviews as
follows:
On application of Trustees of Colerain
tp, for road near Barton station, ap
pointed James McComas, John F.Smith
and Jos. j. Taggart. reviewers, and John
A. Mitchell, surveyor, to meet at Barton
station, Tuesday, March 27th, at 10 a. m
On petition OF Trustees of Pultney tp.
for Trough run road, Jas. Dunfee, Wal.
lace McAllister and Alva A. Wise, re
viewers, and Chalkley Dawson, sur
yeyor, to meet at Bellaire, Monday, Mar
26, at 10 a. M. On McMahon's run road
same reviewers and surveyor as on
Trough run, to meet at Bellaire at 1C
.. M, Tuesday, March u.
Board adjourned TO meet on Wednes
day, March 21st.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-03-15

in villages to act as police Judge; defin-
ing the duties of the board of public
works; creating special school district
in Noble and Washington counties.
Resolutions offered: Requesting the
trustees of the Imbecile Asylum to re-
port the amount of personal loss sus-
tanned by employees through the recent
fire at said institution.
MARCH 12-Senate-Bills introduced
Authorizing the issue of bonds in anti
cipation of tax levy for free turnpikes
providing for liquor tax; to prevent dis
elimination in railroad rates.
Heuse-Petitions Asking for care OF
idiots and epileptics at asylums; for the
passage of the Love bill from Geauga
and Fayette counties; to change date of
organization of boards of education from
April to September.
Bills introduced: Appropriating 50.
500 to build an aQueduct over the Miami
and Erie canal in Hamilton county
to do away with fishing except with
hook and line during spawning season
relating to copies OF original deeds o.
land by Auditor of State; relative tt
show liceuses: repeating peddlers' Ii
cenSe laws.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-03-15
THERE is feeling of uneasiness an

THERE is feeling of uneasiness and
dissatisfaction among some farmers be
cause of the actisn of Congress upon the
tariff on wool. That section met with
determined opposition from Republicans
representing wool growing districts, in
deed, some of them carried their opposi-
tion so far as to vote against the bill, as
an entirety.
The tariff which the present act sue
ceeds was enacted soon after the war.
The country, generally, had GENE to the
conclusion that the changed condition
of affairs after so many years demanded
a general reduction of duties, and wool
had to follow the fate of other articles,
notwithstanding its friends made the
best tight for it that could be made. The
present tariff is somewhat in the return
of an experiment; at all events, no Re-
publican farmer can hope for anything
better from party whose principle, as Il
national organization, il "a tariff for
revenue only" Wise men will await
events, at least until the business of the
country has adjusted itself to the new
order of things, rather than "fly to ills
they know not Of"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-03-15

which the remitter may select, or at the
office of issue. The note becomes in
valid upon the expiration of three
months from the last day of the month
in which it was issued; and the holder,
TO obtain the amount of an invalid pos
tai note must forward it to the superin-
tendent of the money-order system at
Washington together with an applica-
ton in such manner and form as the
Postmaster-G General may prescribe, for
duplicate, payable to sach holder, and
an additional fee of 3 cents is charged
for the issue of the duplicate.
Money orders are authorized to be is
sued for less than 500 at rates graded
frem cents for SO order up to Il
cents for one Of 500.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-03-15

MEN who desire to mitigate the evils
resulting from the liquor traffic should
r:fect seriously and carefully before
they throw away their ballots on the
proposed prohibition amendment No
well informed man can for a moment
believe there is ghost of probability
of its adoption. The other amendment
which will compel those engaged in the
traffic TO contribute very large sum, ia
the aggregate. to the public revenue,
may be endangered by men running af
ter An impossibility.
This is the supreme occasion with this
question i'll Ohio. 1t will be burning
shame and reprJach to the intelligence
of our people if this traffic is permitted
longer to enjoy free trade throughout
the state.
OF one thing we feel quite certain
Every individual engaged in the traffic
will vote against both of these proposed
amendments, and all will especially di-
rect their efforts to defeat the first, for
Inc reason that they have no fears of
the adoption of the second. and they de-
sire TO escape excise, as they have for
thirty years,