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nur Der 9beil Der Beiupbner. Der i'll ben
benlUfratii6en 8e9iiIeuterr iudBlt.
5rdgte nlnn ben Senator pUn Seras,
iu1rliln ,,ber Torben" Die ganje 9tuf=
itelIerei beiDr9en IOlle, 10 iuiiroe er iuabr-
i9einli9 antiuprten, oaB, iDOllte der
Siiben" einen beruOrrn9etben 9lntbeil
on beia9tem @ei9dfte nebnell, bieie
9bntia9e sum 3a6tbeile bes bentDfra=
tii9en ganbibaten aus9ebcutet iuerben
iuiiroe.
8iele 2eute iuiirben 9e9en iDn flint
men, iueun Iie uiiBten, baB der Siiben''
i'm ausseipdblt 9abe. Stun lit es benl
Senator uiellei6t nie ein9efallen, ba6
biele 8trtuns serabe nur bur6 Die elm
Ieitise 9lnbdnsli9teit bes ,,5iibenS" aIr
eine eiuSise 8artei beruUrsebra9t iuirb
Se6e Sttntme, bic i'll 5ul9e ber tbdtiscn
9(ntbeilnn1me bes Sii6ens oil Der Gait=
6ioatens9(usipabl nerluren 9ilt9e, ipiirbe
tbatiG9li6 nur burd bic rSoliburitdt'
beg Siioens in Der 1lnterItiibut9 elmer
politii6en 8urtei perlOren iein. Cine
iul9e SOlionritdt lit ein Stud fir jebe
Yartei gBenn bic 2erte, bic pun
Senator WareD pertreten iuerben, ibrer
itarten SectiOnulismIs gum Sbeil able
gen uno iid) an ben @eoanfen seiu0bner
iuOGlten, OaB iie 9tmerifaner linb, unr
iuenn lie ferner einen 6ffent1i6en un6
mannbaften 9lntbeil an Der YUlitif neb=
men iuiirben, itntt SpOiilmt 8Olitif 81
Ipielen, 10 lpdre es beher fir nlle Se-
t9eiligten."
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OSorbbemtFtber 2IDpS.
Bal t III T e.2 inie.
&cgclmGBtgc EaKagisrbrfGrbrrung
3pii4sn
Sremen 1tn681ltimDre

-d u L L q G u
bur6 bierGbmlitlt befnnntsn, silerne. S&rau.
ben YritbampfldiTe rrfrr GlniIe pom 5000
Sons:
8ramnfdtucie. 0Scfcr, 6crmann,
Nnrnbcra, Nmerif1, Sfrdsbur0.
Nbfnbrt ppn Srcmcn jeben Nittwp9.
Nbfnbrt BON Sdltimore jeben OCnnerifas,
Die Dampfcr bfS u. .. plOyb Ilnb auf bas
SUIibeltc sebaut, nit be tlben SeeIeuten
temannt unb perbCn rpn bcutf6ten Gdri-
tainen befebligt.
Die @n,nbI ber nit benz 81. 8. QlpYb DAM
pfrrn bis Gnbe 1852 trfGrbrrten pdifagicre be-
lGu1t Ii9 nuf
B@- /, 1,1O1,975 pcrIuncm -1a
unb Ipridt ipobl am gelfrn fur bic 9elicbtbtit
bieler 2tniG beim rsiIenbcn pubiifnm.
3Wiftbcurcefs= Qafla9ierc
tsf0rbern mir III ouesrrrbrntli6 billisen Yrsi-
fen nd6 uno Dcn Deutlhlnnr, Seiferrci9lln.
earn. Il. I. ~.
@lieu @inipdnccrern mad prltliHsn Staaten
ilf bic HeiIc iibfr y Il | timore gdns belpn-
oerS an3uratben Iic rsilen lebr biiIis, ilub in
9aItimcrc Dor ieocr llcberoortbeilune eeIhist
nnb fDnnen tri gnfnnft III SaltimOrr unniit.
tclbar pom OampfIhiH in e,e brrritltebsnrer
@iienbabupngen ifeigcn.
gSer alIp has alte Satcrldno bCIu6cn, poer
8ertpanpte uno 2reuubc btriiber fpmmen IaI-
fen nil, IoItr firb an bic nnter;ciduetcu Nsen.
ten wenben, bic su ieper peiteren Iusfunft
germ bereit fnO. SricIibe Gnfraseu prrbeu
prompt branttpcrtet.
seA- stttr barauf bae Gucre poHasel6eine
f,r bic Odmpfcr bcs Nprbbcut d. eu
ylpYb dus9eltrIlt prrbrn.
II. ScDm bmnebcr S 50.
8cuercl'N9euten,
0 5 Glib @au Ctr. Baltimore, WIo,
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@euer Storc
pom
CS. W. MAUSHUND, .

sesennbtr hsr SernidnH SdSiHSs Sdnt,
hermann, no.
GDtben srtdIttu, cine l&Drs Huspnbl Drs
@sUbs, Rpiisn4 uas 6rparire, bic i'd III ben
nisSreaIlen ygeiieR pfrEdufr.
EE EaIn pTpeuftc rtresu IN 1dufd ee-
aen anhere s10drtH gum b6&iftH RdTftpreife
anaensmmfu. lTans83 II
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Das 6e6eimaik

Das 0fbetmatB
bes oIIsemeinen grfoIses pom
8ronn's Giiens 8itters 1T elm,
fad biefes: Gs 1T bic bette gi=
fen=grdparation, rpeI9e ie ants
eeferti9t ipurbe, lit suIammens
9eIebt auf bur9aus rpiHeni6aft=
li9en, 9emii9en un6 mebieini.
f9e 9rincipien un6 erfiqt tsera6e
bas, rpofiir es ausseseben rpirb
- rueber mebr nod ipeniser.
Bei u01ieer unb f9neller gers
mensins NIT benz 8Iut, errei6t
es ieben IbeiL bes Snitens.
beiIenb, reinisenb unb it6rfenb.
Sn6em es pon @runb aus be>
9innt, baut es auf unb iteIIt
uerlorene 8eIunbbeit rpieber ber
- auf anberem 8ese fam elm
anbaItenber Ruben ti9t errei4t
werhen.
- Dearborn Npe.. Gbirasu. RrS. 2.
So lltt unstteuer an f&pa&em
Wasen, Soh6rennen une Dpeptrfte tn
tkrtr f&limmffen Art DeiRdbe a1es,
HaS Id Su MIR nahn. 0trurfa4te msr
G&merlen unb funnte Id Hur rtnte
eFtn. SO psrfu3r NnsS rat nits
empfcSlen wurbe, Rdhm Berf@rets
bunstn srn uitRetaens einem DuSenb
Heriter Elm, etne iHbts DeHtruna ~
flhlsn bis ID gr1rnS Glen DttterS
aahm. 50 fltle nun ttint HIctr bee
s1sS OasS ,IS, sTs ssT,,s s5 en- aus SHsssf sTe
auSstt.i&H,t. So Bin Elm Gtftnbahu.
Snetnieur unb made nun mttue 5ahr"
ten rteslm5sia. SD tam ui&t 10
stsI lsssn; sum Robe Sbrsr panssrsa'
ren 4RehiLn.
Brotpn's giIenz8itters ents
bdIt rpe6er @bisfep nod Spiris
tas nnb f9p1r3t rpe6er Die 3ab=
ne nod perurfa9t es &opfweb
ober 8ertopfuns. gs furirt
Spspepfe, llnuer6auli6feit,
6obbrennen, S9Iaflofisteit,
S1ninbeI. nerp0Ie S9wa9e,
S&Spo9beit &C.
OtHrauGt uur Brcrn'S Giftn.Bttttrs "a.
6rittrt rpR Der 6rorr &femtedI Co., 8aItts
mere. Nuf hem ItmT&lnee beHabeu I'D rptR
etsstuIht eiHIsa u1S sts S&usmaFts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-09-14

G5unintrn NIB Sano, iuel9e ben Snoil6en
ocean nit Der GunonIee nerbillbet), +,
fel9e cine oullItdnbise Sergtette in fnIt
sernber 9inie aiuii9en SABA mtb
s;untntra bilben, beirtnbe nn Der Stelle,
oil ipel6er bic nnl WDl,tos ueriurtenen
Silieln seItarben batten.
Dds S9ouIpiel, iuelfes bic nnl ndd)z
item 0tDrseu auTseberbe Sunne uuf Souu
unb ben un,liesen6en SnIeln beleu9tete,
ipottet ieber Bei9reibuns Gin GROCER
Ebetl BON 8antan, Dor tuenisen 9asen
mod eine ber bliiben6iten Gtdbte Der
SnieI, lift iest ein 59uttbnufen. Dus
8ieb auf Der sunSen Sniel Oerbunsert,
ba alles 6utter perbraunt uber onbersz
iuie serit6rt lit. uitb aud bic Saaten
iinb lit nod srOBerent Nta6e perni9tet,
als anfdnsli9 anseuomnten iuurbe.
Der gapitdn eines DantpferS, tuelder
ii9 iudbrenb bes Oben seIdilOerten oulz
canii9en 9lusbru9s in Der SunbaitraBe
befan6, beri6tet, bas Slide in Der 66be
Oon Is 3Oll iein S9iff bebedte. @r
fam an treibenoen N1aIIen bon 8intsitein
porbei, iuel9e Z SUB in Der 66be maBen
Sn 35irinsin allein fanbeu 10000
MenI9en ben 9ob uno nlan I9ldgt bic
@eiammtsubl Der Opfer iebt nuf $4,000
an."
Die Sniel SABA lit Die rei9lte bes
Gr9ipels. Sm Norben lit iie BON Der
Saoaiee, i'm Shben BON benz @roBen
Ocean beipiilt SIM NOrbiueIten 1T iie
bur6 bic SunbaltraBe BON Sumatrn, im
Often bur9 bic 8nliitrnBe BON Der Snlel
Bali setrennt. sic iIt 40 Meilen lang
uno 9-26 Nteilen brett. 9urd) ibre
Ritte BON g8eiten nu9 OIten jiebt Ii6
eine itarfe @ebir9sfette nit 45 nulca-
uti9en &e9eln pber @luderberseu, unter
mel6en 20 tb1tiee 8ulcdme lirb.
8atapiu lit Die 6auptitubt pon Sapu
unb fat etiua 10000 GiniuUbner.
8antnm iuar friiber Die Sanptita6t bes
gleidnnmi9en &eihs unb liest ait ber
NOrofiiite, etiud 81 Nteile ueitfi6 pon
8ataOia. Die @eseno lit llIseilutb uIo
Die Stnbt balb per0oet.
Die S6dsunsen iiber Die Serliilte an
0tenl6enleben geben iueit auseinanOer.
9tn6 Seridten aus bulldnbiI9elt Guel=
len iollem IUsar aesen bunberttauIenb
@tenI9eml eben 3u @ruiloe 9e9nnselt Ieiir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-09-14

SeuatUr Nurep BON 2sraS botte Ii6
fiir5lid babir seduBert, baB der Sil-
ben ieben bentotratil9en BrGiibent-
i9aftscaubiboteu uuterltiBen tuerbe, ben
der Rorben", b. +. aQeroinss nur Die
nOrblide ,,Dentufrntie" oufSuitetlen fir
gut bolten iollte. 9arauf lieit ibm Die
,,Gbicd9o 9imes" fulsenbernta6en ben
9ert: "Seltdtor WareD, ipie one Anbe-
rem, Die feline spru6e reben. best unb
pflest bic nbl6eulide 9eiuobnbcit, BON
,,oem Siiben" als BON einem ielbitftGn=
bigen 2nnoe ju ipreden, uito BON ,,bent
georbeu" ais upn eiltent frentben 2ditbe,
III bent der Sii6ell" in einer Nrt Ioier,
iddttenboften unb n.IeTtldranren Ser.
b6ltniFe IieBt ober trobhen iiu,is senus
iIt, nm ,,beit ytprhen" al beredti9eu
Gonbibnten fir ,beR Slberl" aaijuftel.
len. llrb ieaer beIpnaepe ..ROroen"
Der bieIes gOrre4t ausiiben bari, If
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-09-14

Die 2eiter Der @eItern llniDn 3ele.
graph @eieuI6oft, baben Oen 9eI9ln9e.
nen Eelesrapbiiten eine &eibe 3nge.
itdubnifie semo9t, tuel9e uIlsemeir
iiberrai6er m0sen. sic baben Die
3abl Der 4rbeitsltunber iuelde Su eiiten
uollen Mouatssebalte beredtt9en, uOl
30 nuf 1877 berdbaelest, NIB iueroer
bot iest nb fit olle Sonrttass- -Nrbeii
beionoers be5ab1en. yBie bic Serrer
id9en, tbun iie bies unt bent Bubltfunl
ben Seiuets Su liefcrr. baB iie lire Gr=
better ni6t ;u Sflapen eruiebrisen iuol'
len uno bereit Iinb 9eredte 5orbernn9el
berielben nitjuerfennen; iebo6 nidi
@irlens iuaren nit Der 8erbinoung bcl
9ele9rapbiIten, ais SOl6e, 5r unters
bnubeln mb iif BON ibr &pri6riftel
rna6en Su lnien, Der innbre Seiue9s
srutb fir bieie .@rOBntutb" lit ieben.
falls ein gang nnberer. Die Serrer
baben burd ibr unsere6tfertistes 8e.
babren seserliiber Der 5orberunsen ibrer
9(ngeItellten, bent 8Olfe Der Der. Stan=
ten bic stusen iiber bic Na6t ibres
WunOpOls se0fnet, unb bus 8erlan9en
mad einem 8esierilnssz zEelesrapben i'll
iii elmer Beiie UOm 8Olfe seiteut wOrben,
tuel6er Sup @culb unb @OnlOrten BE-
flr9teu last, her GunsreB f6nnte BEN
fOrtseiebt ous9eipro6enen 8erlansen
baB bic &esieruns in 8erbinbuns nit
benz 8oittueieu eineu 9elesrapbenbieuii
einfiibre unb buburd has 8ublitum Dor
Der @ilIfiir bieier Geieui9aft i9ibe
ni6t tpiberiteben, unb bur6 bic Gin.
fiibrlins bes 8esiernnss 9elearapbeu
benz 8olfe bic 8itroe Der 8er5iniune
ibres ,.setpaiierten" &apitals abnebmen
sic iuolIen baber burd eine 9(uf:
beiieruns Der Sage ibrer 4nseitellten 6is
gntriiitlrns lit Der @eiddftsnelt iibet
ibre nenliae Sintaniesuns Der Snterei.
fen alIer @ei6dftsleute aug aemeinem
@sotismus abbdmpfen unb biellei6i
baburd Die DppOiition scsen ibr NtOlt.
opol objul6pd9en. Dp6 iuirb bies
iebenIaGls 5u ipdt Iein. Die 5rnse ii
iebt por benz 8olfe uno ,,Hieoer nit BEN
Wtunopof" iuirb Der S6ln6truf iebcs
patriptii9en unb freiseiinnten BIrsera
bieIes ,2anbes iein.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27
Stewards Superstition.

Workmen are busy making altera-
tons in the white marble building at
Broadway and Chambers Street, which
was once A. I. Stewards downtown dry
goods store. Judge Hilton could not
get his price for it, though he had vainly
tried to sell it to the Herald and he is
having it fitted up for offices. With the
interior change other alterations will
come which will blot out the memories
of the shrewd merchant who created a
fortune in its walls. Stewart never had
sign upon the building, but by next
spring it will be covered with gilded
lettering. When he first built there the
lessee of the central lot, on which an old
two-story brick structure stood, refused
10 sell out except at an exorbitant price,
SO Stewart reared his white marble walls
on each side of the dingy edifce and
quietly waited until the lease had ex-
pired. The mans trade was killed in
the meantime. seldom pass the build
ing but | seem to see sitting on its front
step the old wrinkled woman who crouch
ed there in wooden hutch year in and
year out, with a basket of apples by her
side. She never seemed to be less than
ninety years Of age, and she paid no at
tention to her sales of fruit. People
wondered why Stewart tolerated her
there, and they little dreamed that he
allowed her pension. The canny Scotch
merchant, with all his hard headed craft,
was very superstitious, ami believed
that her presence brought him luck.
When he moved to his up town store the
old woman, with her crutch and basket,
was sent uptown in carriage, and re-
sumcd her watch on the front steps.
One day she was missing, and soon after
it was learned that she had died and had
been buried at Stewards expense. The
sehoolboys OF that day had wonderful
reverence for the wrinkled beldame, for
they had been told that she was cross
between witch and a detective and
never forgot q face which had crossed the
threshold OF the store, though no urchin
had ever seen The color OF her eyes.-N
J. Letter,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

The place most productive OF this min
eral is known to be near the town OF
Eski-scheir, 10 Anatolla, Asia Minor. A
recent account by Herr Adler states that
the preparation Of one hundred boxes Of
meerschaum there takes tweve TO fifteen
persons two months, and costs about
E120. In Eski-scheir the average cost
of the box of mercantile ware has varied
since 1873 between about E6 20 f10 CAST
year it was about the former). Refuse
ware can be had at about an eighth of
the price. There are ten qualities, and
each is to be had in four sizes, there be-
ing twenty. five to forty pieces of the first
size per box, and 450 to 1900 pieces of
the fourth (the box is thirty inches long,
eightinches broad and ISL inches deep. In
the last two decades the export of meer-
schaum has considerably increased; from
5000 boxes in 1856, is has risen to IL, =
100 IL 1881. In Constantinople the trade
is managed by about fifteen frms-Aus-
trian, Bulgarian, Greek, Armenian and
Turkish-who bring their wares into the
Vienna market The large importation
into Vienna may be said to date from be-
tween 1850 and 1860, when the pro-
duction Of pipe-bowls and cigar-tips was
greatly increased for export to England,
France and North America. In 1860 a
considerable export of pipes to San
Francisco was first developed, while
large quantities of cigar-tips were sent to
America and Australia via Hamburg.
Since then the conditions of the trade
have altered much, chiefly in conse-
quence of the high duties imposed in
America. In that country arose, with
the aid of emigrant turner's from Austria,
home industry, which has successfully
competed with the Vienna pipe manu-
facture flor the products Of which
America was previously the best custo-
mer). With France and Germany, the
United States obtains the rawsproduct
mainly from Austria. - Chicago Herald.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27
A Triumvirate.

As zone star differs from another only IN
magnitude" so do Mishler's Herb Bitters,
Mishler's Green Label B tiers, and Mishler's
Red Label Btters differ from each other only
In strength They are compounded for dis
eases which differ in their char acteristics.
For example, our Herb Bitters are universally
known and appreciated as cure for Dyspep-
sla, Liver, Kidney, Lung, Throat and such
troubles. Our Green Label Bittcrs 90 to tn.
root OF such hereditary diseases, as Scrofula,
and skin diseases" Sins of the fathers visited
upon their children" The Herb Bitters
haven't strength to cure in such cases; the
Green Label Bitters will certainly cure these
terrible maladies. The Red Label Bitters are
presented with unfaltering confidence and
agents for all the many ailments peculiar to
ladies only
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27
An Ago OF Suspicion.

Truly this is an age of suspicion. Never
theless, Captain F. M Howes, of the steamer
William Crane, Merchants Il Miners Trans
portation Line between Boston and Baltimore,
who suffered severely from rheumatism,
caused by the exposure incident to his profess
sion was cured by st. Jacobs Oh. This Is no
suspicion. GLOBE.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

nor II your lungs are badly wasted away can
you be cured by the use of DR.. Pierce's "Gold-
en- Medical Discovery" 1t is, however, I'M
equalled as tonic, Alternative and nutritive,
and readily cures the most obstinate cases OF
bronchitis, coughs, colds and incipient con-
sumption, far surprising in efficacy cod liver
oil. Send two stamps for DIR. Pierce's pam
phlet on Consumption and kindred affections.
Address Wo,iD's DIsPENsARY MEDICAL AS
ISOLATION, Buffilo, N. Y.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

DR.. 3. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y: Dear Sir
I write to tell you what your 'Favorite Pre-
scriptionh has done for me. | had been great
sufferer from female complaints, especially
"dragging down" for over six years, during
much Of the time unable to work. paid out
hundreds OF dollars without any benefit till
took three bottles of the "Favorite Prescrip-
tion," and | never had anythingdo me so much
good in my life. advise every sick lady to take
1t. MRS. EMILY RHoADs, McBrides. Mich.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27
City and Country Life.

10 country lauS anu laSSleS como
many comforts and mang pleasures de-
MED to jewellers in towns. Not least OF
these is leisure for social intercourse. for
mental Improvement by reading and
study. and for frolic, In the country
the idea is quite generally held that city
folk have time and money to give for
the enjoyment of lectu es, concerts, and
other enterta nments; but more than
half the farmers boys and girls have
more leisure, more money, and more
liberty for enjol ment than have the ma
Jorlty Of the workers in towns.
AmuseTe nts and lectures cost rore
none thln the maiorit, of city folk can
afford to paw, even if the could spare
time to attend. The hearty. healthful
and happy ways in which young eoplo
in the country spend the leisure # their
winter da, and evenings are, and must
remain, practically unknown in the
city. scant time f r pleasures have
they who must rise at five in the morn
ing, as thousands must, to swallow u
hasty breakfast and ride perhaps an
hour in crowded, cold and dirty street
car, TO begin the days work at seven
o o'clock, and continue, with one b,ief re-
spite, until six o clock and night have
come together. Before home is reached
and supper eaten eight o cloc is at
hand, and neither time nor inclination
remains for increasing the fatigue
brought by the days toll. and stud is
likely to be o. the lightest and briefest
kind. They must prepare for another
long and weary round of labor, and
that can not be we'll done by spending
long evening in study or in amuse-
ments.
Hard as the farmers work may be. it
is at no time more laborious than that of
many mechanic, nor is it ever so UNI
ceasingly monotonous. Seldom, if ever.
does it demand that unremtting mental
application which brightens the mind of
the businessman as the milestone
brightens the blade-by wearing it
away. Each changing season on the
farm brings its own work to give that
rest which comes to mind and muscle
alike from the change of occupation.
Only the brighter side is seen b. either
when looking enviously upon the life of
the other. The weared clerk or the
mechanic, pinched by poverty and
driven by the relentless demands of the
landlord. the grocer, the coal-dealer.
and, perhaps, the doctor, signs for the
safety. the independence, and the
freedom of farm-lite, where the in
come does not instantly cease at the
whim OF an unreasonab' task-master or
at the appearance OF sickness. They for
get the exposure to bitter storms in
winter and to broiling heat in summer,
the mud. the dirt, the general dscom-
fort which accompanies much OF the
work of the farm, or remember it only
to think that to brave the storm
strengthens and develops a manly
character, while the farmers boys and
girls forget the tedious and often pain
ful hours of confinement in stutfy, un-
healthful shops which rob young cheeks
of their roses and Young lives of all
their brightness. The old homestead is
always safe, and NAV always be made
pleasant, anchorage in which lie may
be passed cheerfully and probably
Chicago Tribune.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

a statistical publication, relating to
the population nnd mortality of Paris.
indicates that the conditions of existence
in the French capital are decidedly less
favorable to the prolongation of human
lie than elsewhere in France.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

YOUNG and middle aged men suffering from
nervous debility, premature old age, loss of
memory. and kindred symptoms, should send
three stamps for Part VII. of pamphlets issued
by Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

THAT young lady who made 700 words out
OF conservatory" last fall has run away from
home. Her mother wanted her 20 make
three loaves Of bread out of 'foar."-
Detroit Free Press
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

The zodiacal sign for the opening Of winter
10 goat. The goat is hard butter and
hard butter is almost always sign that the
weather is cold. PHILADELPHIA Naos
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

ENQUIRER: How old are wei Why Just
nineteen That is to say: Three years ago
q certain actress and ourseH were Just the
same sge, nineteen. She told US only a das
or two ago that she was just nineteen thai
dsy.-Bostsp Post
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

Let women be brought up to the habits Of
industry and economy, and learn to support
husband, and the tramp nuisance will soon
cease.-TeLQS Siftin0S
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

A CALIFORNIA man has acquired fortune
In singular way. He had a lot of mining
stock OF nominal value, and pledged it as
coNatera. for loan. Then the stock rose
very high. The person to whom lit was
pledged sold it. subsequently it fell again,
and he bought 1t back making 1926. 900 by
the transaction. The true owner of the stock
found out about the transaction, and sued
Tor the 1926, 900 as belonging to him, The
Supreme Court gives it to him. too.-San
Francisco Chronicle
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

WHAT do the wild waves sayl Why, prob.
ably, We cost dollar and half at the hair
store "-Boston Commercial Bulletin
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

A CLEVELAND man has invented a barrel
without hoops or slaves. Who invented the
Cleveland man is not stated by the paper
which furnishes the other information.
CHICAGO Tribune
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

WHEN Fogg saw train on the dress of an
DIG lady ne remarked that it was behind time
Boston Transcript.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

The Chicago Times says that fogs are
much more common in that city than they
used to be, AMI it wants some genius 10 in.
vent way to suppress them
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

1HE world moves. A New York plumber
mas been fined fifty dollars for sighting his
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

RoUGH on Rats" Clears out rats, mice,
flies, reaches, bed-bugs, ants vermin. 15c
MOTHER SWANS WORM SYRUP for fever
tshness. restlessness. wcSuas. Tasteless. l5c.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

HORACE GREELEY once defined a Bobe.
MIAMI as "a man who would rather get one
Thousand dollars now and then, than fifty dol.
lars a week regularly
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

STRAIGHTEN your old boots and shoes with
Lyons Patent Heel Stitfeners, and wear them
again Sold by shoe and hardware dealers.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

PEpDLER called at a PHILADELPHIA house
the other day, and asked to see the hea of
the family: He was referred to the servant
girl. Philadelphia Nsws
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

You have lovely teeth, Ethel" Eyes,
George" she fondly lisped, ''they were a
Christmas present from Aunt Grace
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

AN exchange wants TO know: "What are
our young men coming toW Coming to see
our girls, of course. Chicago Tribune.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

Is 1T proper TO ask man how he is get
ting on when he has just sworn offl-BoSton
Commercial Bnikefin
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

'BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" are widely
known as an admirable remedy for Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, Coughs and Throat troubles
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-27

IT is not true that kissing cures freckes.
At least you can't get ireckled girl to de-
clare that she hasn't been kissed -New
Hdpen Re0iSter.