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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-08-28

and building associations and individ-
uals contemplating the expenditure of
considerable sums i'm construction, to
which end correspondence should be
addressed to the I'd Vice-President of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany.
Applications should be made on a
printed blank, which will be supplied
by this Company to any individual or
association which may be organized un-
der this circular. This Company re-
serves the right to reject any applica-
ton for the foregoing privileges.
application for these privileges on
the Main Stem, Parkersburg, Washing
ton, Alexandria, Metropoliton, Freder-
lex, Washington County, and the Har-
per's Ferry and Valley Branches, and
the Valley Railroad, should be ad-
dressed to Mr.. S. Spencer, I'd Vice-Pres-
ident Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Bal
timOre; to the Wheeling and Pittsburgh
Division, Pittsburgh and COnnellsville
Railroad pittsburgh Divisionl, Sails
bury, Berlin, Somerset and Cambria,
Mt. Pleasant and Fayette County BRAN
ches, to Mr.. Thomas M. King, General
Superintendent, Pittsburgh; to the Cen
tral Ohio, Lake Erie, Straitsville and
Chicago Divisions and Branches, to Mr..
G. ]. Foracre, General Manager, New
ark, Ohio"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-08-28

"These letters will be the subject OF
discussion on the stump and in the
press, if Blaine should be the Republi-
can candidate for the Presidency, and
we ask the politicians who compose the
convention to say how they will make
out in explaining them to the people" F"
Gazette, June IA, 1876.
Hundreds of thousands of Republi-
cans, we may be sure, will never vote
for the election of the author of these
letters, to the Presidency. ."-Gazette,
June 14th, 1876.
at is marvellous that any cOnsidera-
BILE number of Republicans should now
seriously propose to nominate Mr..
Blaine, especially as their cause is man
ifestly in opposition to public sentiment
and shocking to the instincts of men
whose hearts are with the Republican
party, and who desire that all abuses in
the Government should be reformed
by that party."-Gazette, June 18th,
1876.
"These letters will form Mr.. Blaine's
platform if he is nominated."-Gazette,
June 18th, 1876.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-08-28
" -
LOCUSTS.
Eating Every Green Thing in Mexic
Swarms, Leagues in Extent Darken
the Sky.

VERA Cruz, Mex, Aug. lilo
usts have invaded the country all
about Amatian, State of Vera Cruz.
Between 20 and 25 fanegas English
bushels) of them have been killed, but
the number seems constantly increas-
ing. At Comalteco,ln the jurisdiction
of the Espinal, farmers have experience
ed very heavy losses to their growing
crops from these pests, and have used
all efforts to destroy them. The mum
icipal authorities, as last resource,
have imposed upon each resident in the
town limits, as task, the presenta-
tion of one arroba Us pounds) of dead
locusts About 80 arrobas of locusts
have been brought in already.
From Yucatan it is reported that
locusts have penetrated as far as Mex
canee and Jloul, continuing thel" work
of destruction among corn fields, which
were the only hope for warding off
famine and misery from that State 1t
is feared that great distress will pre-
vail among the people Of Yucatan dur
ing the coming season. A cloud of
locusts, estimated to be Is leagues
long by 10 leagues wide, lighted upon
farms In the neighborhood of Calkins,
and within Two days all the growing
grain in that region had been de-
stroyed. At Sisal another cloud o.
locusts, coming from the east, arrived
on the third, spreading over terrific
ry four leagues long by one league
wide Although the farmers did their
utmost to exterminate them, their
efforts met with but little success.
Every vestige of vegetation, even to
the roots of the grass, were consumed.
The locusts are gradually working their
way north, having moved over 100
miles from the section where they
originally appeared In large portions
of Yucatan the earth still swarms with
the larvae, millions breeding daily.
Never in the history Of Yucatan and
Southern Mexico has the locust been
so destructive and widespread as at
present Thousands of poor families,
depending upon small crops, will have
to be fed and sustained by the gov
ernment during the six months rainy
and winter season.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-08-28

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No Grease for Him,

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Hoods Sarsaparilla

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The Wilmingtonian., 1884-08-16
Life of Blaine.

Col. Russell II. Conwell's admirable lie
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somely bound and printed, and contains ur
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relatives and friends; this is the volume
that is recommended by the family and the
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understand that this Authentic STANDARD
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-02

@enn Sberft Gull Sre1, mte bon
Bern telegrap6irt nurbe, mad ieiner Qtnz
tunft 0aielbit Die Stelle beS 6metSeriz
den @elanbten in 90 u b II a.
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tpabrli6 nidt libel gu nebmen.
Gr bat in QSalDtngton BON leiner1 beldetz
be1en YrioatpermDgen i6on Qeget $4,000
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ten @ehaIt bon $4,000 ni6t nur ben I'M
ter6alt fir it6 ieIbit uuO fir letne Sumtlte,
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l1nterbeamten, Wfietbe Der @eianbti6afts>
rGumIi9fetteu L.. /. 10. .beItretten muBte.
9enno6 bot bas S6tpet5erpoIf bas bon
ieiner MISUNDERSTANDING angenontrnene
@eieb, Dona6 fir Die WelanOtidaft cine
Ote6rbetpiQigung bon $4,000 gernadt tperz
Den ipute, in Der 11rab1til11nul1g (y9feferenz
bum") nit 208,260 9fetn Gegen 134, $50 Sa
bertporfen. 0iele groBe Wte6r6eit Der Jtein
riibrt baber, OaR idmmtlide politii6e @egs
ner beS 9tabifalen SreD, nidt nur bic III
tramontan&1 unO @DnlerDatipen, iOnoern
au6 Die Nltltberalen, gegen Die 8eptuiz
9ung itimmten.
@nttpeoer bGtte man bas frtbere i9tpetz
Serii6e @eneralconiulat in @albingtDn
ni6t nit elmer @eianDti6aft Dertauihelt,
ooer man 1Gtte bieie @eianbti6aft 10 auSz
ftatten iolIen, hnB eS in ibr ni6t nur Elm
0clobrob, iOnbern aud ein fGbtger uno
braDer Otann bon beldrGnften @elDmttteln
pte Srep, in Die 2Gnge auSbalten tann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-02

Ginmii6ung @ngIanbs nt6t gefauen Iaiiet
tonne. ltnb 8ismards 3eitungen niden
6aSl 8eifau. @
@enn iue nun iebt ibrerieits ~pegenIn9ra
Qequenna 9eftig gegen @nglanO lostabrelt,
10 glebt OaS au Denteu! N8te, penn lt0 bier
cine @rneiterung beS beuti67Oferret6tl67
Observation-Disclosures SrtebenSbnnoeS 81
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Sunf tie i'm 8un6e tpGre? g8arum nt6t?
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fiirdten, am peniglten penn eritereS nit
Sranfrci9 auf geipanntem TuBe itebt.
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8rantrei6 I'M Giden ST. Dedeu ulto eS 10
sum @intrttt in ben TrieDenSbunO aller
Staaten beS europdii6en S IT.
Ganbess n beitimrner: Oas Diirbe Die
&rDnung bes groben SrieoenstperfeS 8t5z
marfS, Der b06ite Griump9 lelner Stats
funit letn. 9rt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-02
g9ocherrftche Sllinrcs< @G@faofs-Beffacne.

all6ere Gaben DIie6eu unberibrt. QQe
gerionen tpuroen mGbrero bes SdlafeS in
ber Better erlnoroet. 9ie Morbtuitruz
ntente waren cine 6aGe uno ELL 9roBcS
Oleiier. Ser adtiG6rige Sobn Siroel
blieb, u1ter einem 6eOcrbett Deritedt, bon
ben Wt0roern unbcmerft. Seine 0uslaget
iino iebr ~unbeutlib, uno idnerlid mtr6
man mad Denielben Die M0rber ermttteln
f0nllel1.
SIN Der Stride Gan Maggiore in
Neapel preoigte am 8. Wfai Qbenbs eilt
Wtiiiionsprieiter. 0aS @ottesbauS mar
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l~ebensgroBe Statue Ser Dtabonnu. 0aS
S6ema ber 8reoigt tpar Die 61Ile nit
ibren S6reden. 2luf eil gegebeneS 3eiben
perl0i6ten ipdbrenD Der 8reDi8t ole 9i1z
ter, Der 8rjelter i0lug nit ~eiiernen Soften
alf Die &anSel, bic Statue Der Waoonna
peri6lpano in elmer Gerlentung. Gin
8rieiter l9rie: yQ8ir na6en Der 66ae, Die
Wlabonna perlGBt unS, ruft tie 3urlG
6urb eler @ebet ooer QGe6e iiber eu6!"
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in Sbnma6t; Sober Ordu5tc ben 9tuss
gGngen sl, bod bic G6iiren tparen Derz
ipcrrt. 3ulebt Durocn Die III GooeSanait
ibmebenben Wtenihen our6 bic BoltSei in
Sreibett gelebt. 3abIrei6e Gerlesungen
ttlD gu Der;eidnet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-02
Die Meaclsde-tri.

SoIde Grantteiten, wie DpSpcpiic, 0artteibigfeit uno
9eberleiben, untcrSroben bic s%eiunee 3batisteit iebeS
Organs. CUR ihlcunigcn N6bilic un6 iAIiebliden Nnse
merSung oieier SeinOe ber WeiunoDeit 1T y otetttt'S
8tttereS %beionoer5 s~cet9uet. Setne Geitanbt9eite
iinb benz @fl, nSenret6 eninommer, ietn @eidntad lit
tabeIlpS unO ieine abfiibreHbe @trtuug oui bic Ddrme
tntnler irei pom ben, Der 28trtung gep6bnti6cr N5tiiHrz
nitteI uorait6geBeuben S6nierSea III Ger @tG9ens uuo
acknowledgement. SIS perriGtet ietn Seiluu9Swere
8%ritnbli6 lno lit ben woblietien Nppetttuiitteln 1tnS
~8ttterl6nGpleu, bic bier nno ba inter Der Nngabe, bab
lie @i9enidaiiet dbult6er Nrt babet, f~eitgeboten ueroer,
lpeit porSuSteben. 9erSte, bic bteie WiebiSin in ber
Grart5 probirt buben, ~entpieblen ie ais eineu 9~lrtttef,
Ser baS 3utroucu beS 8ublitnms, iomie Der NerSte perz
btett. Sic furi:t uuO perbitet S6iittetiroit unb iiberz
ptnbet &9eumatismns, gtierens mnO Standardization
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-02
8crmiiMteS>

Tin aud pon Der Il mge6ung
oes o9tbtttonsQeleBe g bon
8anaS ab3u Bred Ell, iogte BET
9ftdtet Wtarttt in 3opefa in elmer Qnz
lprdde an Die @ei6porenen: user eine1
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ein Simmer crlangt, no Sdnap5 ODER 8ier
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3abInng in cine 81 b Ii lie tpirft;
luer ShlIiiel anfertiet, bon benen er tpetb,
baB ie 81 obigen 3ipedeu oienen ioaet;
tper S6IDier fir iolde SdtiIiel an
&biren Mo0t, Die gu l3immern flbren, mo-
GetrGnfe gu baben itno = Mle otele fins
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-02
Henry S~chOeHkopf,
ylo. 232-234 Git NaNOoIDhs 5trasc.

9to. 232-234 SH Wait0 D IDns SttG6c,
apti6en 6rantftn unb Dturtetz 5traBe,
erbiett loebem pieoer cine frii9e Setbuug BON
yteteu Semitic mn0 8Innteniathet,
Wnrtcn= tttO SfcIo gtGSIanten,
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0s0rintrtet esa!em t.ii0 9teutntgeit'
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&ues gu ben b~tui9iten Eretisn.
Henry SchCSllkOpf
bin. flttum Wholesale 81 Retail Grocer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-02
DR, WHITTIER,
6f7 ct. Charles gtr., ct. Qouis. Mfu.

6f7 ct. Charles Gtr., ct. QDui8. Nin.
Gin regular @~tuOuirter pom suei meOiainiiden Units
p~eriitdten. gsar nit Der Gsboro(hns pom htonIlbeTs
~uerp5jen, Sauts unp BIutsranfbeiteH mad IHsipets Der
2eitungen unb auer alien gerpohner Der Stoot LANCER
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ttonen in Der Office oSer per 4o1t fret. Gin Seiprd9
nnter Sreunbett, ober etne ietnungsduBerun fottef
nidts. Sprsdt Dor Ober i9reibt limb beidretbt giiren
Tau 10 gut Sbr t6nnt. Stellt Sragen, orrdb roel1e SbS
~itubiren unD @uren fan better erfldren f6nnt. gatienA
ten eebetIt pet qoTt ober GrpreB in iebem Staat. Bo
3petfel betebt, uiro es ebrlit 3usetanoett. Sh uerals
feten Rrantbeitsfduen uno 100 bic WtittrI es %e1taabens
ftnbe man ith sur poaitdnotSen fOrperlt6en untertHs
Dung Elm. @teIe, pel6e pergebltd 6etlun9 geintbt, bas
ben SEN Dottpr aus Der Serne beid5t, mas Tim LANCE
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Geiidtsi6mGde, rerIdDommene Ytiionen, ntangeibafs
tes @tOa6tuib, giniples i'm @efi9t, a~bnetsunS sesen
uei6ltde Geieui6dft, fehlenbe 9ebensfreuoe, feblenoer
gblget3, lnfdbi9tets St %betratben, S9permutbtstett,
1tnperbauIt8tett, Ropfi6mer5en, unrube, 8erlut bee
Gbattraft, Sdmsraen i'm Widen u. (. NJ. Sie perben
nit nnuersleiaIi9ent Grietss ~bebanoelt. OfftcezStuns
ben pom 8 ll9r Ntorsens bis 8 nbr Aeenbs. asr3te i'm
sanSen 9anbe ~empfealen 9atienten oieie dlteite Sffee in
Mnerita, no elprobte CUTE 0etlmittel ie6ett 3ettalters
nnb Yanoes aHsetoenoet wer6en. Nr3tlobu niebris, bdus
fla uieeriaer ME bel anberen. Gin gutter IrSt limb etne
i9cre 6Ir iinb bic 5ouptiabc. @rOBes Saus, ieoe
@tuse eebroudt, feiHe Ylositeauns. Refine @tle. Sober
fe9t Dr. g%Stittter's 9etlun9en unb feline Experiments
Deroen 9emo9t. StunStn pnn . ubr Wsor9ens bis
uHr Ibenbs. 81 6fb1St,ionw5,8
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-02
aabt etdt aasf cure aretnen, Die

belize SabreSSeit lit Die sefdbrli9ite 6einbin
fletiter Ginber. Nllettbolben louert ibnen
Der Sob ouf unb beorobt ibr 3artes Qeben nit
Somnterfranfbeiten Summer complaint)
1Die Our6fau, 0tubr Ii. I. 10. Wtiitter, be-
benft, baB es fein belieres Wtittel siebt, Cure
2tebIin9e 9eluno uno munter gu erbolfen, ais
inbem Sbr ite NIT Dem portreifti9en @riabz
mittel fir Wuttermilb, Neufoebter's
vOeu t6eS&tnoermebl" Paedotro-
phine) ernd9rt. Selbit frdnflt9e ober
r0eut6 IS StnbermebI munter, 9e.
iuno nnb trdfttg. Sm alien Npptbefeu Su
Daben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-02

= IN BUc5dc5 I80It5teIU UDelIleItH
in Der 9tuht oes II. Otai mebrere Strol6e
eiu I'M Snnern Der StaOt gelegeneS 6auS
uno ermorbeten balelb1t eds Yers
onen. Die Grmorbeten itno Der S6anfz
tpirtb un6 &ranler eiierEennenbaus, lelne
Srat 9aIie, ietne Oiutter d3oiie. Der le0s
sebnidbrtge Sobn WtDleS, Der funf1dbrtge
Sobu @bune uno etn iabii6es Dteni1mdo=
chen, Sophie @rinfelo. 300 Il. uno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-05
ES LA MAS BARATA.
CAIECISAO Dg La DOCTRINA CRISflAAA
C0mpussto por Ell Padre Ripa.aa.

Texto para las Escuelas de la IslA
de Puerto Rico segdn Decreto del
Excmo. & limo. Sr. Obispo de esta
Di6cesis ID. Juan Antonio PUG en- Is
de Diciembre de 1907 pnblicado en-
el BoLetin E'clesidstico en- l.0 de Enero
de 1881, que dice asf:
''Deseando faeilitar, segtn su impor-
tancia requiere, Ia adquisici6n del Ca
tec:smo de Ia Doctrina Cristiapa q toda
clase de personas, venimosl en- declarar
tambien de texto para la Di6cesis el
antique y popular Catecismo del P.
Ripa.da que d pesar de su reducido vo-
lhmen, comprende en- sus sencillas ,
concisas preguntas J respuestas Ia su-
ma toda de la ensefanza cat6lica; reu-
niendo d la vez la inmensa ventaja de
estar por su ufnfmo precio al alcance de
las familias pobres."
PBEcIo.-2 chavos una, 25 cts. doce-
ma y $3.50 cts. gruesa.
Sc vende en- la IMPRENTA, ALMAcEn
DEPAPEL LIBRERfA del BoLETrN MRR-
cANTu Fortaleza 81, y en- 10 de d. Josk
GoNzALKz FoNT, Fortaleza %. SO