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Girls. ReNare.

a gxsw Mobile Register, Aug. ~ s7sp
lBrownss brov was clouded.
@Somr ejlF scrapef' queried bic
tfiiehd, Bslkins.3 @&kAS& 49, Z 3 I.
"Well, to tell you the TRUTH" replied
Browp,''there's girl sl The, bottom Of
it. You see, ever since made that strike
10 Aichison, snd-thsnk heaven !-pull-
I'd out Of 1t, I've been kinder keeping
cny msiiimo,dsi Wes,hef5 eye open, as il
we're. thought I'd found her. bat.
welI'-heaving a deep sigh-"it's. all
over ncw." ~ lGi e1Ia Jr9ili-f
..Tell,me about it, old. fellow" said
Blkirs, sympaihetically.
well, you know I've been TO N,wport
for the last four weeks. met her there.
she was T. bud-to look at-I tell you,
and was awfuily gone on her. Every
,Bine sent smoo,LB until lTfound oul
how much she knew."
SrIguorsnt T. qasiied Bilkins.
k'.No 5sstt The other way I fhappen-
"a % hesrs Der TAX The othersday TO Pro-
iessor Buzz r--it makes me shudder to
think OF IL! Ii was al about esoteric
Buddhism. planetary changes, and world
periods! Think Of lii! 1t let me out, oi
coufses You could not expect such q
woman as that TO take any interest in
housekeeping and-and babies; now
could your
s.There is mnch truth in what you
say,r replied Bilsins, lhouehtiullv, and
Brown looked relieved and lighted o
cigar. 4,s
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THE sP!RIToF DEMOCRACY,
TUESDAY, ouToDER IS, 1884.
4 Bob b .r.letss's Teal Old Man.

MBsb b lr;lette'sI Heal Old Man.
Man never sitsins dis ideal. He comes
tsarest II the dav he leaves school; al
nat year be hov.rs rouni itin pleasant
proximity. Sometimes think be quite
Adams IL on commencement dav. but q
year away from school, he and his ideal
part company. He sees it drifting far
ther away from his eager hands. / have.
in9my owpfhrillisnt and aggressive Ca
feer. pursued several fseting and more
or less perfect .i.iesls. .F-6m where I
now stand, al the distance pole, ! can see
q .majoritv nj them scooting under the
wire, and feel that am shut out. One,
] can see, is in nearer sight, and am
very 10th 10 see /. get entirely away from
.Ihsve my ideal Of physical perfection
In the aged. am not tall man now.
] do not really have to stand up to look
over tbe haclSof a car seat. stand up
merely because l can see farther But
as ! gfow old want TO fat up. want
to develop cspacious bay window, SO
that wbeumy ysummerNvsstis banging on
the wall IL, will look ike a schooner COM
Ing down "wing and wing" Then ] can
wearsmy watch In fob. With great big
seal dangling from it like bell.clapper.
u want 10 be shortJin the breath and
wheeze when climb stairs, and puff and
pant when walk up hill, and have to
take two steps to cross the gutter. And
i would wear clawhammer coat with
vide lsppeis, ell the lime, and carry my
handkerchief In my lat. would like
: mynt air 10 tprn snow white or else fall
Iff, l am not very particular which.
would like nv mustacbe TO bleach out
until il looked like, a streak Of -four
across pvstip.s believe that is all. i
sbiBk that Is . pbotogfaph OF The kind
at an old man would like 10 be. This
is INV ideal old man. Care and wheezy
laugh ,of course.
A1dsl sm jas' A c6R6aent as am thai
] will die rich that "a grow old ] will
shrivel up and dry on, until ! look like
o. shoe s,riug with clothes on.-Brook-
: Jyn Eagle. - = Gus ~ = ~ =
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A Massachusetts Romance.

A story of aweslthy manufacturer oi
Lvnn is told, to-day, which not only as-
tonishcs his friends, but which Is the talk
OF all the Boston club rooms this even.
ing. The man referred to, while Q poor
book-keeper ten wears ago, married bis
present wife. Whilo on their wedding
tour daughter was born. The fact wss
kept from the knowledge OF friends and
relatives, and the intap, was by an agen,
placed In the care OF . thrifty Irishman
For q year or two the chld's ,sixpences
were paid by its parents. After that no
more money was received, and the We
man having charge OF the child was un-
able 10 get any trace OF it's parents or
relatives. The only clew-she had wasra
handkerchief among The child's clothes
bearing some initials. She brought ur
the girl stber own expenses and she Is
now very prerossessing young lady
Not long ago she became sfii;cted With
an affection Of the eye resembling q cat
aract. Her guardian took her to on oc-
cuIist, who became much interested In
the case, and said that the only one he
had ever seen like 1t vas that OF Mrs
Blank, of Lvnn. The Irish woman IN
stantly noticed that the initials we're the
same as those on the treasured handker-
chief. An Investigation was begun, and
it was sscertsiued that the poor book
keeper had become The LYNN rnanufactu-
rer, worth almost SI,C00.000. When
The facts we're presented TO him privately
he admitted them, and paid 81 1000 for
bis daughters bringing up and sgreed to
allow her 81, 500 annually hereafter. The
couple have other children, who do not
know that they have an elder sister. In
The belief that this whole story could be
Kept quiet, the disowned child is still un-
ackno vledged The facts as above out
ined are becoming so widely known in
private circles that 1t is probable that the
names Of all concerned will soon be pub.
ished. Boston Letter.
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shepely Women.

Three or tour decades ago American
men ord wopen we're eereraily lean and
bony Our women esEtcially Were lank
and thin. 1Oklate years, however, a
change in the shape oipour people has
heeD noted. Tie change is not yet very
marked IN the men, bat the women are
growing round and fat. AT our water
ing places, where people from all parts
of the country ccnRreRate, o bony woman
: is "a tare sight. ost oftbe women atP
plump and well-rounded. 1t is to be
observed, however, that sickness and
curved outlines belong TO the well-to-do
and leisWely classes Of society. Among
hard workers and people on The frontiers
The lean and bonytyre still predominate'
--Atlnnta Consituhoa.
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something for all the Preachers.

Rev.H H. Fsirall, D D., editor o.
the Iowa Methodiss says ed;torisllv, In
,be November (lsS3) number OF bis pa
per: ave have tested the merits o.
Ely's Cream balm, and believe that, by
. thorough confse Of treatment, il viii
cure almost every case NJ catarrb. Min
listers, as a class, are tfii cted with head
and throat t.oubles. and catsrrh seems
more prevalent than ever. We canno
recommend Etv's Cream Balm too high
w." N IA liquid nor a snuff. Applied
10 nostrils wih the finger.
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Z LEGAL NOTICE,

MARY HAUDENscHELT, wflliSm Han.
lu desschelt and John Messerly. nin6r
aged 10 years, whose plsce Of residences and
post once sddress is New Martinsvills. wet-
eel county. West Virginia; Nancy Zorn aad
Christian zorn, who reside in the city Of wheel
ing, West Virginia. viii take notice that on
the 23d Of August 1884. Samuel Lands fled
his petition against them and others. in the
court Of common pleas of said county Of Mon-
roe and State Of Ohio, the object and prayer
Of which Is to obtain partition Of lot numbsu
one hundred and thirteen in the town Of Oar
Iington, Monroe county, Ohio. n
You are each required to answer said psti
zion O or before the friday Of November
| 1884 e-a{s SAMUEL LANDS,
By srRisas y DRrasa. his Attys.
sug2s, ,S4t7.
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E% Monuments, Headstones and Tab
let's of any design and OF any materia
% per cent. cheaper than any other
Establishment in Monroe or adjoining
counties, at the Miltonsburg Marble
Works, j. NJ EBERIE, Proprietor.
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cElf you want Monuments, Head
stones or anything in that line, JOHN M.
EBERLR, Proprietor OF the Miltonsburg
Marble Works. is prepared to supply
your wants 25 per cent. cheaper than
any other establishment in Monroe
County. His work recommends itself
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-10-28

NOTICE is hereby given 70 the quslids1
~ electors OF the county Of Monroe sud
State of ohio. that . general elsctien wili -
held, % req,.irsd by Law, on the Tuesday
uexs after the hfst Monday In Novembsf n
this year, being the
Fourth Day of November, 1854,
at the several places Of holding general slss.
tions In said county Of Monroe, and yeu Will
then and there proceed 10 vote by ballot for
Electors Of President and Vice President *
the United States Of America, for the Etsss
OF Ohio ~ follows: ,3s3s
One Blectof for the First Congressional Dis
atriot Of the State OF Ohio; .
One Hector for the Second Congregational
District Of the State Of Ohios stfo
One Hector for the Third Congressional Dis.
triet Of the State Of Ohio;
One Hector for the Fourth CongrsssiensI
District Of Che State o. Ohis; y sviet.
Ons Blsctot for shs Fifth Congrsssioaal Dis-.
trict Of the Stat, Of Ohio.
One Hector Tor the sixth congfsssionsJ
District Of the State Of Ohio; es'. 10
One Blector for the Seventh Congressional
District of the State OF Ohio; s'e'
One Blector for the Bjshtk Congressional
District Of the Stats OF Ohfo - n
One Elector sfor the Ninth ConsSsssionaI
District Of the State Of Ohio, B
One Rlector for the Tenth Congressional Dis
trict Of the state OF Ohio; tie g fef
One Hector for the Eleventh Congressional
2 District Of the sssss Of Ohio;
Du- r. ~ =
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EY John M. EBERLE, Proprietor Of
the Miltonsbufs Marble Works, is pre-
pared TO furnish Monuments, Tablets
and Toubstones % per cent. lower
than any other establishment In Monroe
county. Work from his shops can be
seen all over the county. .E
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-10-28

Flag Stations are marked with q (). all
others are regular stations. at which trains
will stop without being tagged.
Passing points are indicated by full.facsd
figures.
g. L MOONEY, President.
W. z. CnuxpToS. General Manager.
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Roscoe Conkline Predicts.

Roscoe Conkling will not personally
participate in the canvass, having. en-
gagged passage to Europe, hut be tells
his friends that 81. John will poll more
votes than Butler in New York, and tho
the State will vote for Cleveland.-Bos
ton Herald
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FOR SALE

A FARM situated on the Oh:o River, IN
N Tyler county, west Va. on the linz oi
the 0hie River 3. 3 three miles below Sis-
,teIsvils. containing about ls0 acres, 30 acres
Of which lie river bottom; is well vstefsd and
very desirable dairy or stock farm Fol
sale at bargain on easy tsfms. Address
.vGs fHe9 ace I'D. LOCkWOoD.,s
n r4ei sstsss Noundaviils, West Va
Or apply 70 JOHN a. DAVENPORT on tn,
premises, July .7s, 1854,
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'Fiag stations. Full faced figures denote
meeting and passing points.
Nos !, 2, 3 and ran daily; all others
daily except Sunday. Nos 7 and will stop
sn being tagged at any point on the road and
let Of and take on passengers au1 freight.
CHAs. HOWARD, 2ti
.a Gen. Superintendent,
C. l. WILLIAMS,
Train Dispatcher.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-10-28

a beaatiful work on new plan, 0ontAi,
ing, in addition TO Z thorough Treatise OF
Bookkeeping, more than forty pages Of Bn
graved Penmanship. y ss
We wilt mail (post. .psid) to any address
on receipt Of price, $3.I Those. who sntici.
pate course would de we'll 70 procure
text book STEW weeks In aivancs Of enter'
ing. and hecoms aoquaipted with the work
and save some time thereby. =.
We call the sttsntiou Of Societies, Assscis
tisns, Companies and Schools 70 our excel
lent fscilities for RugroSsinsi Resolutions
Testimonials, Certihcstes,l Diplomas, boz
Specimens snd estimates cbsersully rfarnish.
cd en- spplioation. snd orders executed With
nsatness and dispatoh. a5s.d 8. sy,s
Designs, Drawings aud kngraV'nss OF
College, Journal sent ffes.
Address the PRINCIPALLY.
CHOGUILL 4 PARSONS. Q
20 a5e Hi Zsnesyilis, Ohio.
l4ft1fs t--ast. 80 9 i,.s.1 ts -.- ~ 4. 49, Il .
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table, Taking Effect at 10
r. m. Sunday. August "a. lSS4.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-10-28

& CONNECTIONS Toledo with all lines enter
ing the city.
CoNNEcTIoNs-Fremont L. E. q w n:
C)yde, l., B. s. W. R. R.; Bellevue. N: \. "
st. l. R. R.; Moproeville. y U n Wei,
linyton, u g o & I R r; Creston. 4; r q y
Orrville, R R; @ A 4 O R r; z Q q y and + +
W & G r R; Msssilion. W n; ano
|C.L&WR R; Valley Junction, Valley 4 I. n
Canal Dover. @. d P r r. and u q W. n N
New Comerstown. P. 9 & st. l. X 4; Gam.
bridge, B & o R r; Point Pleasant, y. q
M. d. WOODFORD, JAMES NJ. HALL
Gen1 Manager. Genl Pass. Agt
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Headache Jet Carter little Liver Pillsare equally
shis annoying u % Complaint while they also correct
al disorders Of the stomach, stimulate the livee
md regulate the bowels. Even u they only cured
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Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles Incl
dsnt to bilious state Of the system such as Dis-
Einoss, Nansea, DrowdncsS Distress after eating,
ahle suceess has been shown IN curing
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29
Notblaatf Der sdD,uetne.

Die 8roBen 8erltite, tpel6e in Sen IeBtez
rem eSabren Die GARNER Dur6 ben EotbLauf
Der Shtpetne - pielfa6 Standardization
Iera" g~enanni - erlitten baben 11no erIei>
ben, miiiien auf Qlbbilfe brtngen6 ftnnen
laIien. SAT- ale Die angepriel elen @e9enz
mtttel baben ii6 ais untpirtlam ertpteien.
gSenn nod ettpaS 6ttft, 10 lit 0aS Itarfe SEE
gieBen nit faltem gSaIIer uro n1hbertgeS
S6tpiSen in tpolIenen 0eden. limb bod
giebt eS tpetig1teuS etnen ni6t unbeDeutetz
ben S6nb gegen oieie perbeerenoe 9ranfz
belt, ndlnli6 baS Salten III l0ld)er
S6Detnearten, Del6e allen 1Dt0rtgen Gtll>
fliiiIen uno 10 AUDI Der GDtblauf= Grantbeit
ei1et grDBeren QSioeritano entqegenieben,
ais an0ere.
@s lit nun ertpieien, 6aB Die i9tDor5en
Nrten, befannt unter ben gaamen 8erflbire
unb Bolan0> Chino, betpettem ntdt in Dem
WtaBe bieier Seu9e erlegen iinb, ais Die
tDetBen S6tpet1e. Gar pteIe Tarner ball
ten DeB6alb in l1euerer 3ett au6 ha1tptlGd)s
lid nu1 nod i6tDar3e Sdtpetne. Sn oerz
idiebenen @egenben lino 8ertibtrez 0eeroen
gGn3Ii6 perldont geblteben, tpGbreno Die
Seu9e bort inter ben tDeiBen S6tpetnen
auf's 6efttgite a%uftrat. @s berri6t Dtels
fa6 leioer nod Elm Q~eipiiieS 8orurtbetl GEE
gen i6ipar3e S6peine, ipel6eS io9ar nod
BON elnSelnen 8ieb6Grblern gefIbrt miro,
tuoem bieie bas ihmarSe t6aar ais einen
3aoeL binitelten, nm ben BreiS III Dritfen.
Nuf ben meiiteu Widrften tperoen oagegelt
Die 8erfiDtres u1D 9~5olanOz G6inaS ger1e
s%efauft, ba feline anoere Dirt Elm 10 fem
~our9ipahienes Sleii6 unb 10 bor3ilglthe
S@infen Itefert, als bieie. 9lu9 lit ia oaS
6aar auein i9war5, ipdbrenO Die 6out
ielbit ipeiB lift; gei6la6tete 8orflbtres
S6peine leben ebenio sart tpetB aus, ME
tpeiBbaarige S6weine, SIM Staue 9e>
mGbren 0ieie glGn5en0 idtpar5en 3btere
it9erIih einen iebr angenebmen Anblid; ia
bic Gortl6treS ie6en lelbit III l6leOtem
Sutter3ultanDe lan9e ntht 10 16le9t aus,
ais tpetBe Shtpeine in etnem Iol6en.
Die BertlbirezS 0weine 5ei6nen IT'D aus
Berbem aus bur6 Trlt6tbarfeit, leidte
QIuf5uht, 6riibreife unO Ota1tf0blgttlr.
Sir Meioeqang feruer lit pobI feline Der
eu9liiben S6meinearteu 10 geeigllet, tpie
oieie. Ttnoen Oieielben ltdt nllgemeIle
groBe Gerbreitung, 10 lit Der ein3ige 0r4no,
baB pieIfad tnllller nod meiBen S6melnen
Der Nor3ug 9egeben iuirO. SIS lit alp nllr
= 2ie6baberei; oteie aber bari belln BieDs
Dalten nt1t allein maBgeben0 letn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29

bic SptBen Der 6eGel; nun 5tebt man ben
| Sla6s oorfidtig ourd Die 0e6eIIptBen,
IGBt aber bic Saiern nur ndb uno na9 ttez
fer 3lptldeu Die Spibel1 etnoringen, UNI 10
menig falern ais mDgli9 a63uretBen.
!6ierQllf miro oa5 nnoere @noe oe5 Sla65>
6iiidel8 auf 9leide @eiie be6anbelt. Wan
Siebt ben TladS 5uerit Ourd Die groberen
ut0 bann our6 INNER telnere Oeheln.
Die in ben leBteren bGngen bleibenoen fur
sem Saier1 merben !6eeOe Ooer Nerg gez
rarnt. Weun fertigt ouralS ltur grobe Set
uenItoffe ODER Setlerarbeiten. Son 100
8funo 9erotteten uno gebarrten 2etnitenz
oeLn erbdLt man in Der &eqel ettDa 10 EfO.
gebenelten SlahS uto 5 bis ID $50. 9e1elz
tperg.
Qlerorten, mo- bic Tla9sberettung unb
9etnenipinneret 1T groBertm WfaB1tabe be-
trieben miro, ftno neuerbing8 Wfal6tnen
sur 8ereitung 6eS 6lo6ieS etn9efu6rt. Sn
oielen 2(nltalten miro l6on naS Jtotten a1f
anbere, ais bic bel1riebelte Wetle, borge@
nomtnen, nGmltb bur6 bic WarmtpaI1er@
rotte ODER sic Qanpfrotte; 0eren Bel6ret>
bulq unS bier Al tpeit fiiDren unD fir Det
Tarmer aud tei1ten i3tped babet blirfte.
Gerner bot man in ben Sladsberettungs1
QnitaLten gum 8reden beS Tla6leS ifNtt
Der 6an0brafen Tla6sbre6 nlai6tnen, uno
ebenlo an Steue Der S1wtngitO6e uro
Shmtngreiier S9tpingmai6tnen, ME ltatt
Der 6anb6e6eln 6e6elmal6tnet. Stels
Wiai6inen finb metitenS iebr 3niamme1ge7
iebt unb peri9iebenarttg, 10 DdB cine Be
l0retbung Der el6e1 obne quite ~NbbtlouH9e1
i6per perftGn6It6 lift, mir mIller be5>
haIb in Oteier Be3lebun9 auf Die GebrbuGer
Der Se9nologte Dertpeiien.
S6lteBlt6 mag du6 ertpG6nt letn, DAP
in eintgen Observation-Disclosures 1tatt
bes 8rehens ooer neben Dem 8reden AUDI
cine 6ilfsarbeit, 6as iogenan1te 8ofen,
1orgetommen iptro. Oian be0ient ftd oo3u
elmer bur9 @aifer= ODER 9ampffraft be-
tpegten Stdmpf= ODER Yofmuble. Der
6la6s g~etpinnt 6aour6 iebr an Bet6beit.'
Mean6e flopfen Desbalb BET benz 6allobez
trteb Ben 8Iads auf etnem 6ol3bloG ais
lInterlage nit einem 4 bis 5 Bfu1o iAtpez
rem 6anoi6ldgel, benz iogenannten 8lGuel.
Stets ioute Der SlahS on fublen, nt6t
bumpfi9en Orten aufbetpabrt tDeroen, an
feu6ten 0rten fam er ft6 let6t erbtben
uno ioaar berbrennen; baaegen miro er an
3u marr1en, trD6enem ODER itdrfem Suit
3uge ausgeiebten 9tGltnen, ipr0Oe unO
brl6lg. uebrt9ens ntro Der SLABS 6urh
ldngereS Nufbema6ren an geetgneten Orten
gei6mei0iger unb gum Gerlptnnen tau8s
It6er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29
samStoTen Der Butter.

Gs lit chen iebt bic .3eit ba, in peI6er
man ft9 i'm 6auSbalte nit ben perl6teoe1
men 8orrdt6ert fir Sen gSinter 5u berleben
pflegt. Sir cine SaltSrrau lit IS BON be-
lpnDerem Wertbe, iDenn tie auh auf 0ds
MusIaI1en, S0mel3en ODER GtngteBen Der
Butter 8ebaht ntmmt; oenn eritenS 1tnn
bic 8reiie III Der Jtegel i'm Ninter beoeus
tenD b0ber alS jebt, 5~tpeitens lit Die SEE
l6affen1eit bielfad melt gertnger unb orttz
tens mag ni6t Seoermann bic IN Der Slide
bier uno ba in 8erpenoung itebenben Settle,
S0maL3e unb S6miere 9erieBen. Die
Butter bLeibt fir Ollie, @eiunOe mie &ranfe,
Die bette un6 Iet6tDeroault6ite 3utbat loz
tpohG 3u ben Sleiidz, tpie 5u ben W}eblz
lpeiien.
@as nun 6as Gtnto@en Der Butter am
belnngt, 10 mtro bduftg BON ben 0ausfrauen
&lage gefiibrt, baB bic Butter oOer oas
Sdnal5 fi9 nt6t bolte. 9ielem Na6theile
uiro letdt abge6olfen, tDenn man Die Butt
ter QIf folgenbe bepdbrte Qrt ausfo6t:
Wtan ninmt Die gut getpai6ene Butter,
tbut 0ielelbe in etten Topf-am ~beItet itno
bic neueren yemaiutrter" 8IehtDpfe - un6
3erl6Bt iie, bis ite gang fuiiig miro; ie
brau1t tn6efien nt6t Bis aum Sieoen 9ez
bra9t gu merben. 6terauf iteat mar tie
an einen fi6len Ort u1o IdBe iie gang err
~ftarren, mas Bis gum ndbiten Sage binz
ret6enb gei6eben fem tptrb. Damn ut1nmt
man iie in Die &ihe, bebt nit etuem @Bz
l0feL ben oberen S9aum ab, Bis Die feite
Butter ifhtbar nir6, unb bobrt aIsoann
NIT einem 8od10ffelfttel etn Sod in bte>
1elbe, tporouf bic unten abgeidteoene Mtld
in einen 3opF ub9el9ittet tpiro. 9ieie
ohNoih II ttcto 0IfIHN MIC ntfH1 non G0H1ntt111
tann man re6t tpobI gum Numa6en BON
SUDDEN &c. Dernenoen. Stun iteut man Die
Butter ouf Die 8latte uno fo6t bieielbe FLAIR
gplogelb aus. Die iol9erart aus9efo6te
8utter entbGlt bur6auS feline @aiiertbeile
mebr, lit baber baltbar uno es miro ME-
mails cine &lage bariiber laut tperben Die
10 geto6te 8utter iou fth io8ar mcbrere
Sabre bin6urch gut erbalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29
(Srb6GQfteto

biGisft einsesoSen, S;pHutad)teH a%n5geitelt, |aS,z
fo8ezgdbei1c Tir aUe4Bolt0ampfeisgin gu ba6eH bel
WasnansdOrR Sc KHeinemansl,
9p. 100 uuD 1872 ~9tanDolpb StraBe, Chicago, 81.
Weneralz4ae ntei.
9Y- Sdriitlt6e auiragen germ beaHlDortet; ole
Gmttrd9e prompt uuo m6gltbit biut9 aus9etHbrt oa rpr
bic Nusmabl Der &iuien babeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29
-AGenfttr
fiir &c SemfSd1e Mrf61snnn

T1tt 0te OeWTl HJe JteTMSpUW.
Die 1lntersei6neten b~eforoerH Gadete Bis 81 100 8funb
mad Semti1lamO, Geitretd1, S1iDeoen, Nors
iuCgeu, 21uentarf nuo Der SdJmeti AZ BEN reselz
L:dBtsen pom Der oeutIdbeR Observation-Disclosures
fut9 ieltacicsteu Breiieu.
@benio beiorgen ~6ieielbcn @darenien6un9eu pon uub
mad aIen Gbsilsu guropas uub Auerifas gu ben biuiss
item Staten.
@enIeI, 9rm6rranm & @~orbedber,
ar. - rs:u:,,. ~ Ase,, N,rP
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29
MOer'S


SIR oarantire,.. baB biefes @litteI ole ppn Suntpfs
I,lft berriibrenben 8rantbeiten; rpie foItes, RENTS
tirenbes, titles, @e6ieI> iInb 9aIenfieber, 70 pie
9eberIeioen BELT. Soute es mad ri6tiger 4rs
rpenbuns gu beilen nerfebIer, 70 fitO bic Sdnbler
b,trt6 has GirtuIar pom I. SuIt 1882 erna9tigt.
aas @sIa 3Hriid3a3abIcn.
Or. 3. G.. apsr & Co., Iuneu, fiat
SIN allen gIpOtbeten sH baben.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-02-21
PALESTINE.
Especial to The Statesman.I


PALESTINE, Feb. 16.-Col. Mccoy,
of Dallas, Eminent Commander of the
Knights Templar of Texas, paid his
annual official visit here yesterday,
and inspected Palestine Commandery
No. 3. There were present and &C
companying him, Commander Coyle,
of Ruthven lodge of Houston; Grand
Recorder Brewster, and Capt.-Gen.
Noyes. The asylum of the comman-
derry was very tastefully decorated,
and Hon. B. F. Frymeier, lately
elected commander, was in charge of
the exercises The commandery was
highly complimented by the visiting
officers on its efficiency and excellent
standing. There was quite gather
ing of notables from all parts of the
county, and the banquet which termi-
mated the festivities was as faultless
as the Palestine Commandery usually
gets up. OF course there was no poll
tics talked at the gathering, but there
was a good deal said outside, and dur
ing the intervals. Coming from diff
ferent parts of the state, there was
quite comparison of views amongst
the gentlemen present, and the neces-
sity of vigorous executive for Texas
was heartily endorsed. Perhaps be-
cause of Mr.. McCoy's presence North
Texas was brought more to the front,
for it was very broadly lntimated that
the candidate for governor to win at
the next Democratic convention
would have to come from that portion
of the state.
If Mr.. Frymeier concludes to go
into the canvass for state treasurer,
his friends in this section say they
will give the champion Texas office
holder now in charge of the money
vaults. hard fight to hold the keis.