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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-05-02

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8arot, rDel6e idmmtlid al ben WaisrH
ertranft udrsH, finb wieosr rUobt HHo
Uuuter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-05-02

9ebteH Samsiag ilnUpsrts Der StOrt
BEL perm Bm. aliHssr nuo 9Intsrt'eb
sinen frditign flsinsn Stammhalter.
GratulireH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-05-02

Roraen a6eno harmonic GOH3ert
in Der CONCERT 6dlle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-05-02

Seim Joroeru oieier SrisIe poie
man aefdaisit advertised iasen mno
bos Datum bieisr 2iite ausebsH.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-05-02

Rd6itn SOuutas GROCER Gunf. IND
Rro9p's UorghglI6es Bod Bier uui oem
5air 8late.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-05-02
1frHanntr Wplksblatt

Entered Al he Post Ones 81 Hermann. NJ ard
admitted for transmission tbn0aSh Ne maii- a.
sse0Hd-cEass rates.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-05-02

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-05-02
DIAMOND DYES.

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-05-02

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Sta6rat6es, ndfiten NOHtag a6euo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-05-02

W0racH abcno nuoet. luie mir BE-
rtIis iruhcr mltihciltcr. ons BON ber
Onrmonie Qcgc6cnc Concert itait. Die
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-05-02

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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12
"A Near View Of MEXICO.

Howard A. Easton, of Philadelphia,
who hos Just returned from . business
trip into Mexico, says of that country:
ut is diamond in the rough. with o
good deal of rough. Mexico is . coun.
try OF immense resources, agricultural
and mineral, and when Yankee enter
prise is able to gain the mastery over
the ignorance and prejudices Of the
people, it will be very valuable neigh
Dor. -Four railroads now cross the
Mexican frontier, large portion Of
which, however, is wild and uninhabited.
But in the course of time towns will
spring up and prosperity will reign: !
found a number of Americans in Mex
leo. Something that ought to be known
is the condition of our consuls. They
are mostly Frenchmen and Germans,
many Of whom cannot speak the Eng
lish language, and they are not partic-
ularly friendly to our tradesmen. You
see, the Germans and French have con-
trolled that trade for 100 years, and
have intermarried with the natives.
They buy enough American goods to
say they have them in stock, but rec.
ommend something else all the time.
They do all they can all the time against
our trade. I tested them time and
again. cannot say, however, but thai
American merchants are more or less
to blame I have known . firm TO send
half-inch lumber and bill it inch, and
sell o boiler through . Mexican agent
and then tell him he must look TO the
man it was sold to for his commission.
The Mexicans win not tolerate swim.
ding, not at any rate when they On
the swindled parties. : b Il; sl 3si
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12
4 Change Of Step.
Rochester Democrat md Chronicle.

Military men are much interested in
the recent changes Of tactics which
have recently been prescribed for the
United States army, and especially in
General Order No. "a, which effects
the length of the step and cadence for
marching. The new length Of step
from heel 10 heel. will be 80 inches,
with Q cadence Of so steps per minute
for common time. and 100 steps for
quick time, with Q natural swing of the
arms. The length Of the short and
back steps viii be Is inches. OF the
double step, 85 inches; cadence, $50
steps per minute. The chief changes
announced n this order are the permit.
ting q - swing Of the arms and in.
creased rapidity 10 the pace d the
marching md the lsngth Of the stsp. II
viii sbe zen that ths prescxibed spAee:
loe quick tins coyess 100 yaetls pa
MINUS. The chAngs 4ro9 - pseyi-s
rigid AZ II asui,s s. no plb,s
4; ~ = f. i = + +
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12

ss..s. ~ - ~ -. ~ q ~
bothl havo y ~ . pAe1 q
iettsfs tkink ~ voald ltlEe . lfns1 d
Kind enosgA o. uhte jwhAs adassaa, "a ID
when they had - 3 se0k o lasIe parcs,
may excite coNngut II sent - yol q lfra
Netcalrs win send or leave tkeA, cAsefully
sealed, atsny placs you desisnste And nov,
again, God bless you, and good-byel
Richard WosthsOOk
Twenty-four hours LATER - received 8 Tiny
note addressed dy IislSNs hand His heart
grew faint - be broke he seal
How could hs endure 70 Rad ~ formal
words he knew Il must contain, aStee the WARM
sweetness and tenderness q hef former lstesni
How could he 60 through ths task Of seallng
and returning those precious nieetves 70 tAea1
author, who might 6avs been ~ wife u u
bad not been . fool and . knAvel
He drew out The tinted sheet from IL sheath
and read:
R1cHAaD-1f you can return the hear. which
hiss been yours since the hour No met then re-
turn the letters also Otherwise, keep both.
He covered his facs with his banda
.Thank God! Thank 0odls b. almost
sobbed.
When he went abroad few months laAer.
Lsle went with him-his vita
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12
szurzzp AM SWALLOWED.
aazslsa or Applasa-xsvsr ussA wssaeus
3olas&

0ass1sA or ADplisA-1svsf useA Without
3ol1s&.
An E. T. Sykes, 80 Chestnut street. Spring.
field, Ohio. suffering she says, perfect tor
ture with pain and soreness through back and
chest . and her husband troubled with . dry,
hoarse cough doth cured BY this OiD make
particular mention Of it, soothing and healing
e6ecta"
Charles Reed, 354 Jackson street. Milwaukee,
Wis, who was in the explosion ct the Grand
Opera House In that city, January IS, 1883.
speaks oft ~ 50 very reliable and very aafe
medicine" He sustained painful injuries in
this accident With tho use Of the Oil he WAS
able to setout in few days.
Rev. z F. Crane, Dunkirk, N 7, speaks IN
glowing terms Of DR.. Thomas Eclectric on q
remedy for catarrh and says, 'snotwithstand-
ing the delicate nature Of the mucuous mem-
brane Of tina nasal organs the Oh can be munsd
mp with perfect impunity."
There is no doubt about it, absolute safety.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12

VAaS ~ Republican Yarv Has Dsas.
y Il crushed our treason and rebellion andgsve
Nv vitality and force 70 the sentiment LIB
sssy aaa Uhiso now and forever. ono and In.
sspasaAaA"
ltgays freedom TO a. 600 Of bondsmen
/ UnissdA servile race into citizenship.
u fsstesed prosperity to the industries Of the
cs1ntsy and dotted the country over with busy
tAouDands Of working people.
n ~ incfeased tie wealth Of the nation
nees than three fold
p q has oxtsneed our foreign commerce until
- nation sold $1,000, OO, coo, more Of its pro-
ensss IN twenty three years than had previous
u beea sold from the first settlement OF the
( y ~ Spawned the continent with railroads
- Aade the desert place Of the west to bios
80 With bus. life
u hAs given 70 the country staple currency
= place Of the Wild cat issue fostered by tho
u has raised the standard Of the nations
gsdit 10 point never befogs attained by any
eeyssnment
Il has paid OF the national debt faster than
Wls ever done by any nation.
Il has reduced the interest burden from
!ol7A 600 600 to less than $50 O0O, 600 annually.
Il has reduced the losses from embezzle-
Monts from 4318 ON every $1,000 under
Jemss Buchanan, to less than ono cent on each
el,0M
Il has reduced the cost Of collecting the
Federal TAXATION, the last Republican congress
reducing Mfourfold moro than the Democratic
party I'd IN eight yeags
Is - kept every pledge made to the PEG
Z Il has made the nation great, prosperous and
sSeA beyond the widest dreams Of the people.
While reducing the national debt at rapid
nh, It has paid IN pensions to the gallant sold
ten who fought the battles Of the Union, the
enornous sum Of SEQ, OOO, OW
Such II the Record a Republican policy and
Adninistration for twenty three yeas. Dur
ing ell tho time the Democracy has met once
iacvesy four years, passed columns Of reso-
loA1Ono end then gone up and down tho c0un-
~, grumbling and finding fault
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12
Extravagancs in Living.

In Harper's Magazine such crimes as
those of Ferdinand Ward, while they
spring often from depravity, are oftener
the result of mere weakness of charac-
ter. Thackeray in many of his minor
sketches constantly draws the portrait
Of the man and woman whose means
are not equal to the style of living which
they desire; and they desire it not for it.
self, but only because others have it.
They are not strong and steady enough
to be content with that which they can
command and afford, and the means tc
secure the other must somehow he oh.
tanned. Thackeray puts the fact in the
simplest and most amusing form. The
young couple must give o dinner, and in
stead of the joint of lamb and the glass of
beer which is the only repast to which
they have the moral right to invite a
friend-if, indeed, the beer may be NOR
ally permitted-they must needs pre-.
pare feast which they can not honor.
ably afford, and for the sole reason that
other people who can afford it give such
feasts.
1t is this doing little more, or a
great deal more, than the doer can
honestly afford, which leads to the
swindles of Wall street. Living in
house too expensive for his means, main
tanning it accordingly. dressing as his
richer neighbors dress. doing in all
things as they dot is this weak COM
pliance which is hidden in the fine
houses, and drives to the park in the
fine equipages, which presently ends in
Ludlow Street Jail and hopeless dis
grace. Yet it is the poorest kind Of
competition, because the little imitatol
might see even with his dull eyes that
there must always he few persons who
con do the thing" better than all the
rest, and without feeling it. The BULL
frog may swell until he bursts, but he
can not rival the OK.
This is the tendency which all sensi-
bic people-and q great many other.
wise sensible people are swept away by
fought quietly to resist. The power
of individual example is immense, but
it is often underestimated by the indi-
vidual. MY vote is of no consequences,
but, since you wish il, I will VOTE" said
man to his neighbor, and the right
candidate was elected by a majority OF
one. The family which in the midst of
saturnalia of luxury and extravaganza
refuse to take part in it, and holds to q
simple, moderate, temperate way, is
diminishing the supply of Ferdinand
Wards and Wall street panics.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12
Dsstr.ssave INV = D.s.sa..

A destructive fire occurred at Dubuque On
Wednesday afternoon. The fire caught in tho
lumber Of the Dubuque Lumber Company ON
Lumber island The lumber thereon was owned
by Il n. Moore and Charley Robinson Of this
city. Robinson's loss Is estimated ct 475, 900;
fully insured in several companies in Chicago.
Noore's loss will be about go 600, with an In
sursnce Of 5000 or $1,000; companies not
known. The Dubuque bridge cost Is, coo; in
sured for d 600 in the Springfield Insurance
COMPANY, el5, 600; insured Tor d, do With tie
Niagara Insurance company Of New York. No
insurance on shingles, the loss Of which will
be $4,000 The loss ON tramways is $500;
insured for 5000. The entire loss II estima-
ted from 1l25,0OO to $50 600. Robinson
the LIST of January last Tho mill started up
in June and since that time il has been worked
day and night toits fullest capacity.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12

James R Fisher Of southheld. Mich, or
Belfontiane. and Prosper Humbert, sheep
breeders, we'll known East and West were
4 Northwestern railroad tracks near this city.
A double rig in which they rode WAS struck BY
. train and demolished, Fisher and Humbert
being crushed beneath the car wheela
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12
Personal aess.l.

Professor J. Bruce Halstead, Of
Princeton College, il going TO the Uni.
versity Of Texas, where he has been
offered the Senior Professorship Of
Mathematics, with salary Of ~ 900 .
year.
The Rajah Mansour from the Straits
settlements, who WAS recently presented
to the Prince Of Wales, expressed him
self thus concerning the heir apparent
of the British crown: HE is nice
chap, stands straight up. and bows and
smiles"
Labouchere, in London Truth, saye
Queen Victoria has made . new will.
She has plenty Of money to give away.
Prince Albert, her husband, left ct
least $4,000, 600. A miser named Nell
son bequeathed to her majesty 42,6OO,-
600, and all her life she has been saving
tho greater part of her annual income.
The leader Of the reported insurrec.
ton in Mexico, Marcia Iglesias. is the
old rival Of General Diaz, who, on the
retirement of Lerdo de Teiado in 1876,
took up arms as his successor. He WAS
defeated by Diaz early in 1877. This
victory of Diaz led to his election az
president in February, 1877, and his
party has been in power ever since,
A dispatch from Berlin states that
Able Franz Liszt, the famous pianist
has become blind at Bayreuth. Il u
stated that the cause Of his blindness is
smoking and brandy. Il is said he
consumes daily q frightful quantity Of
liquor, and often falls asleep in the
theater. He has broken of with the
Princess Wischtenstein, who has be-
come devotee. Able Lliszt will retire
to Weimar and end his days there.
Mrs. Wilbur Fisk, widow of Rev.
Wilbur Fisk, who was the first Presi-
dent of Wesleyan University, died re-
Gently in Middletown, OF. She was SO
years and 10 months old, and her death
was due to old age. Her husband died
in 1889. The property which she has
occupied so many years now reverts to
Wesleyan University; she had the privi-
lege of occupying it as long a. she
lived.
Count Munster, German Ambasssdo,
to England, will soon publish an elab-
crate manual on cookery.
Social circles Of the Russian capital
are exercised over the dismissal from
the military service of popular young
noble. he did not resign under ques-
tionable circumstances, but was actual
~ discharged, and his name has been
stricken from the list of aides de camp.
Nothing positive is known, although
the prevalent opinion is that the young
mans harsh sentence is due to his con-
firmed habit Of gambling. Our national
authorities might follow the example Of
the Muscovites.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12

~ the Massachusetts, Republican Convention.
Il vas moved that the remainder of the old
ticket be renoninated by reclamation. Car
risd unanimously, and the following were de-
CtAred nominated: Governor, George D. Rob-
inson, Chickopee; lieutenant governor, Oliver
Anes OF Eaaton; secretary Of state, Henry L
Pierce, Of Arlington; treasurer, Daniel A Glea-
son OF Hedford; auditor, Charles h Ladd Of
springfield; attorney general, Edgar A. Sher-
man Of Lawrence.
Senator Aldrich put the whole question Of
ssa,ty e The Republican party BY Republicans
30 aid that before the Chiaago Convention
soele good Republicans had preferred that
Arthur should be nominated, some. that Haw-
ny ahould, and some that Edmunds should,
Int thAe Blaine was nominated and that all
Republicans should now put their shoulder to
~ wheel for the success Of the Republican
party. 1hat 10 good doctrine.
Ihe republican state officers Of Vermont are
Governor, samuel e Pingree; lieutenant gov
sM0E z J. Ormsbee; treasurer, William H
sor, = Henry Powell
4 Hon. John c. Newof Indians, in regard to the
At1ahon IN Indiana, says: Blaine and Logan
viii carry tho state BY from 8, 900 to III, GOO ma
5ority have no fear Of the result.
6ix hnhdred and forty-six Bay View, Wis.
Woekingmen unite in IN address denouncine
Cleveland and the democratic party.
Il a correspondent who has been over the state
.timates the Republican majority in Michigan
lt16 600
6enator Edmunds, in . speech Just before
- Vermont election said, 50 very close study
ard observation Of the professions and prsctii-
800 the democratic party In congress and in
- eonntry that the generous confidence Of
- follow citizens has enabled me to. make for
. long. period, has demonstrated to my mind
that the safety nd welfare Of the people of
IL United States continue to demand It's exclu-
100 from power. Whatever doubts or difficult
s16os may emberfass our cOuntrymen. here or
.lsewhsre in the United States, it seems to me
S1At y the present attitude Of political Affairs
~ defeat Of TIE democratic party is need
sslalsay paramount TO any other. It has been
- ior nearly quarter Of . century, and
- WIN continue 80 for IS long time "a
AGDA n IL recent periods, when Il had con-
s1E1e 0fs Gne or other Of the houses Of conpress.
Aeholstaated it, unftness for government
Z teepeet 70 nesrly al the important measures
@ feetsted, and every succeeding
- $3.50 p decorate 1t with new folly
Sk II Blaine, with all his years of useful
service to his state and Iii
= the most popular leader q
NNNaxd OF long and honorable servicl
~ - denied him and given, BIZ III,
anasrow and scrid critics, Nk,
Int boltsrs, to N unWhoisou,
Grover Cleveland, then Ne al
4oe the cooks to sail tho slipi
~ command tie ARMIES. ~
Fl - teachers II The America,
syeland u b their presadso
~, 1et ~ IL enyioua IL ~
sAe amell $4,000 Teiolcs, 70,
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n &hs ah.Aa.

Hon. R G. Payne. City Alderman, Brisbane,
Queensland, Australia, writes: 81 have been .
great sufferer with rheumatism for years and
have tried every known remedy, including
gslvanic batteries and Turkish Bahia Final
and can positively say in gave me instantane-
ous relief. It puts al other remedies in the
shsden
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12

AT Livingston, KY. recently, . woman named
Mrs. Mary Ellison was shot and killed by Col.
William n Walls for harboring his drunken
wife Mrs. Ellison'a husband Was slightly
wounded
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12

When Fenelon was almoner to Louis
XIV, his majesty was astonished to find
one Sunday, Instead of numerous con.
gregation, only himself and the priest.
"What is the reason of this ?n asked the
king. II caused it to be given out,
sire, !" replied Fenelon, "that your ma
jesty did not attend chapel to-day, that
you might know who came to worship
God, and who to fatter the king"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12
"I.v ny
Restoration
to Health
and Beauty
to tie
CU7YCURA
\REMEDLES.s

NlgF19URM0 Humors, Illuminating Kruptions
- Itching fortunes, 6crofuls, 6alt RlIeum and In.
fandle Humors. cured BY the CUT1CURA RRMRDIss.
eleanses the blood and Of Impurities nd
poisonous elements. and thus removes the cawss.
CyIIcURA; the great Skin Cure. instantly sllays
CpIIcUnA Soar. an exgutsite Skin BeautAer and
Toilet Regulate prepared from CUriCgkA. II tndis.
pensable In treating Skin Diseases, Baby Humofs.
Skin Hemishes. ChaDped and Oily Stin. u
CU!IcunA RxNEDIEs arc absolutely pure. and ths
only tnfanihle Blood Pu!iheEx and Skin Besuaaers.
Eold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, o. ceufa 6oap,
- cents; Resolvent, 81. PoTTRR DaUQ AID 6mHI.
CAk Co.. BosTON, NAas. n
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12

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