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THE EXCITING SPORT BEGUN.

Gradually we began 10 lessen the circle.
Away of on the other eide, ! soon heard
quick reports and rins!ets OF white smoke
floating of toward the horizon greeted my
ewes; the game was coming. Bounding to-
ward me, came two great ears that looked
as big aud muscular rs any jacks l ever
saw-the rest Of his body all covered by
the grass. In a-iew- minutes he was by me
and in rabbit heaven, Jrsi here might
mention that the German hare is almost
twice as large rs our own, and Is really de.
!icions eating, as the preference tho people
give him testify. Qlail were flying above
me, too, aud now and then l saw one Zap
ping It's wings in death, the victim OF some
Nimrod's ,unerring aim. Some Of my com.
rades interested me very much, and loving
10 study character, l watched them closely.
Almost every man carried pipe and cane
his gun thrown oyer bis should.
or, The German in his nativity is
always slow; he needs contact with the
Yankee to make specific his latent energy.
And he exemplified this In his hunting.
Sighting some game coming towards him
be leisurely puts his Pipe in his pocket,
places his cane carefully on the ground,
draws his gun from his shoulder aud fires.
If the game is gone or still in range the
same look Of conteniment is still on tho
face Of our friend in either case. l really
envy him. .'gi.7 80
In about hall an hour a bugle blast
sounded irom tho direction whence We had
started, warned ua that our! first hunt was
over, forty.two rabbits and fifteen quail
we're our trophies. These were thrown in
our wagon and then came refreshments. A
German, when subject to any kind OF exer-
ton, must always eat. His pocket, so far
as something TO fill his stomach is con.
cerued, seems veritably like the never
empty bag OF the arabian Nights tale.
And having INDUCED here his propensity
| till Satisfied we again arranged ourselves IS
before and enacted the same programme
with nearly like success. Six such hunts
occurred, and We counted as GU. booty l25
rabbits and 60 quail Night WIS coming
on and we hlstened back to the village.
But the surprising part is yet to be related.
Not hare or quail shot belonged to a sin.
Gle sportsman-all was the property Of the
burgermaster. One had the alternative oI
paving rs cents for each hare, or returning
q hunter without lsurelB. But, after all, II
this, as in many other things, there /,
something in the great law Of compenea
ton: for q poor hunter like myself coult
I 20 home as heavily laden as any DAME
1 Boone Of the party. The game not sold wa
| boxed and shipped 10 the ncighborin
] cities, and possibly, On the next day, I wa
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W.T. WI " UHe"s '"-3c1V'f" "
from Constipation. Had swallowed a half
brshei Of Pills, and drank over barrel Of
Cathartic and Laxative Stops. had tried
every patent medicine recommended In such
cases, and had been treated by all the very
best physlcians in Philadelphia, and was
finally told by her consulting physicians that
she was now loo weak for Ca.hartic Medicine,
or injections, and that she mus. die. She
then took Maualln and was cured. See 3l,,
page Of the tits Of Life" Get the book from
your lruegist. oraddres Dr.. Hartman, Colum.
bus, O., for one. Z pAw
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THE Indians, knowing the value Of Wild
Cherry bark as q cure for cougha and colds,
used 10 prepare itin their rude way, and In
winter kept 1t constantly on hand. The care.
iul and secret method Of preparing Dr.. Wis.
tars Balsam OF Wild Cherry makes 1t supe.
rior to all other preparations. tits very
pleasant to take, j,,I,374lss p&w ),
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No SUFFERER from any scrofulous disea,e
who will fairly Try Ayers SarsaI IL .,lla, nceo
despair Of a cure. Il will purge the blood OF
all impnr!li.e, thereby Destroying the germs
from which scrolula ia developed, and will
intuse new life and vigor throughout the
whole physical organ'z,iion. DAw 81
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He said it was the beautiful's mo"
when fhe refused TO take sleigh ride with
him yesterday in his new cutter. 1t exas.
perated him 50 much that be told friend
che had q mind to cutter acquaintance
CHICAGO 1elegrum. l} 4,-f s.4.za
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Homeless Enilcnsx l,ured

"The doctors pronounced my c.se 10 be one
Of hopeiessepilepsy,"' says our correspondent,
W. o. Browning, Attorney at Law, Judsonia,
Ark, and declared dcatn to be my only re.
lief. Samaritan Nervns has curad ma"
Get at lrugglsis. 81 50. MXFaW
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AT a recent New jersey wedding the
broad aisle OF thu church wac covered with
autumn leaves. Somebody 10. them fail
out Of bible, probably. You can not be
too careful how YOU search the scriptures
during ths leaf-pressipg s:ason, i3ss
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"Yes, Pm glad its over" said Mr.. Byrnes.
monkey. 'Pm' sick Of lugginground those
bricks tied up in paper, 10 make folks
think I've been buying presents. It's one
OF tho lrightful bores Of civilization
BOslQn Pot. go ~. !.
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A DnuKllter,n EIiGcrY,

:" 0"UKHECEH n1IKVTys
bed Of misery. Y 5'.s' l5:s'',, =
From complication OF kidney, liver,
rheumatic trouble and nervous debility,
Under the care Of the best phyaicians,
Who gave her disease various names,
but no relief, -. 'ag '@
"Anl now she is restored to us in good
health by IS simple remedy as Hop Bitters,
that we had Stunned for years before using
little PARENTS, r.r'a..-- - 2 50
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my daughters lay: r-f- !
How much better father Is since he uscd Hor
Bittels" ne - 800. :. =, - = - : :
"ae H. getting we'll after his long suffering from
disease declared iucurAble." '.rllls
and We uIe 20 plad that he ured yours Bitters, II
"A LADY Of Utica. N. Y, d' HafBs deef.Nwy4w
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Did sI,e Dle7

"she fingered and suffered along, pining
away all the time for years." =
THE doctors doing her no good;'' h" =.
And at last was cured by this Hop Bi!ters
the papers say 60 much about" : =
Indeed! Indeed" lI IS
."How thankful we should be for TINT med.
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Advertising Clients !


q. { ~
1T has become 30 common 10 write the be-.
ginning Of an article, In an elegant, interest.
Ing manner, 'l',IIs ~. g5,''9TlTI M,
Then run It into some advertisement that
We avoid all such, r'I5GIlT51l ~ : -
And simply call attention 10 the nerits OF
H5op Blttsrs In as plaio, honest terms as pos.
ITO induce people .-sy :, K, a.
TO give them one trial, which 80 proves
thel, value that they will never use nything
THE RENSpY so favorably noticed In all
the papers, -.'rr. ''.ag.a 81, Nm. =
Religious and secular, Ia
:, Having 9 large sale, and is supplauting
There is no denying the virtues OF the
Hop plant. and tho proprietors Of Hon Bittsrs
have shown great shrswcnesa FTT
And ability ~ .r
In compromising medicine whoae vir
tues are 80 palpable to every ones observa
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TIE START FOR THE FOREST.

we lelt ouT Clty ny tue early Train Tor
Ossmanstadt. The day IVES pertect-just
cold enough 10 make the blood run hot in
our veins and infuse the strength and en-.
durance Of two men III our frames. Scarce
breeze 1ustled the lew remaining leaves
which decked thelforest. Old Sol, who had
tried hSrd 10 pour forth his golden rays, at
last yielded to the clouds, sank behinu bis
gloomy covering, and We babe him gladly
farewell Tor the day.
AT 10 o'clock We reached our destination.
at the depot we we're met by the "burger-
master" md several iriends, and proceed
ing to the oldt1nD,n ,Where we refreshed
ourselves. were joined by the other hun
ters. Judge OF my surprise when upon
counting my comrades, l discovered seven
ty.fve gunne1s and sixteen drovers, who,
with our eleven dogs and game wagon,
made up our lille party. KNEW it was 10
be one OF the famous hare hunts OF the sea-
son, and my two marks had been paid for
participation, but such number I never
expected. But away we went. / trying
to philcsophizs BY repeating that classi-
cal (?) proverb, "The more, The merrier,"
and comfort nay stricken hopes as best I
could, at II o'clock we arrived at our
camping grounds and our little army, at
the blast Of the burgermaste1's trumpet,
gathered around him. Stretching on both
sides Of us for probably bali mile, was q
rather thickly wooded forest with here and
there avenues through which one could see
the steeple Of some little village sleeping
quietly in the distance. But my coniem.
plation Of the natural scenery was soon in
terrupted by the command Of the .'burger-
master" to follow a hunter who had START
ed out toward the left about fifty rods
ahead oil me--and with prayer;to the god
dees Diana for. luck-I obeyed. Others
were sent to the right. We had orders to
circle about and enclose possibly. three
quarters OF square mile. At measured
intervals between the hunters, we're placed
drovers, armed with canes, until the whole
number was drawn up in the circle. The
dogs were looEened and bounded into the
midst OF the forest with such fearful bel
lowing tbat-with little stretch OF the i'm
sgination-made me think each OF them
possessed the thee heads Of Pluto's furious
Cerberug. So, @ ~
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beWa,re.

OF The continued use oil mercury ard potash for the
treatment OF Blood and Skin Discsscs-hey never
cure. and rearly always lnurc or totally ruin tho
general hlalih f"a s'l-t.
A WELLKNOWN DRUGGIST.
Ms drug store way The inst to stliswlits Specific.
Il Mss then put up III quart bottles, which sold for
sslOCHch j have seen glcat many cases cured
iy It's Use, ind come VITO had tried all so.ts OF
ifeRtMenl. in fact have never known 1t to lnil
when tuken properly. | sell larae quantity Of II,
aud !ot all diseases that arc dependent Oh blood
poison or kk!n humor. II cures
Pimples and Dlo'ches on the Skin,
and makes tho complexion fair and rosy. AZ for
oood taInt, thcu Is 10 such word rs fail, Itcu1cs
cases that have long wilhstood other sorts Of treat
renI, and without any Of those recurring troubles
.h. generally follow msrcta aud others called
Cures. i. Il. MAssESbuRd. Macon, Gag
DRY TETTER. 5
For yca,s wss sGiicted with Dry letter OF the
most obstinate type. Vas treated by many OF the
best phykic!ans; took quantities OF mercury, pot.
ash and ats.ntc, which, iustead Of curing the let.
Ter crippled me up with mineral poison and rheu.
the Itching almo't made nc crazy. III this coud!.
ton was induce to take Swifts specific, and the
fesHl. was astonishing rs 1t was gratifying. In
few months the Telter was entirely we'll, the Mer.
we'll nAn-and due only to SRlft's Specific. AL
Tx: sufferers should take II.
JAAE5 DpEElNG, Louisville, ky.
WHAT A PHYSICIAN SAYS.
CYrIEss RIDGE, hoNRoE Co.. ARK,
July %. 1885.
IhAye bright little daughter who will be two
years old next month. she hiss been troubled
hearty ever since her birth with Il skin diEeasc,
which a. Inst diagnosed ch!cscI-pox, but later
found It 10 be come sort Of & zeEa; ut any rate II
resisted very stubtornly sill the different t!eat.
meuN. procured one 10 tie Of Swiit's Specific
and gAyc Ii 10 .r In small doses three times day,
aud In short while had the satisfaction 10 see that
she was entirely well. ] Mn 10 well pleased with
It's cl!eC, on her that shall not only use It In my
Practice but shall administer II " my other chill
lpn and take II my sell.
". Z. BaosrE, II. D..
free 10 applicants. -. -,
uol Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
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MEDICAL. N? "
DR.. ]. E. SMITH,
MEDICAL.
No. l4o4 CHAPLlNE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Street.

rtchcs, evidence oil n phyhcianh nucccsa Ia the
,o.,Ir,nny Of bis patients. Tho Increasing demands
;er nv professional services prove thAt nave ace!1
hnnofai,Iy aud fairly with thoho VINO have contalt'
hon mn ncygf uso a patients name without per.
"a III ibnuyh have many hundred certificates
,al,n tnose whom have cured alter they had been
n,Snout need invutAblc. thorough medical edu:
rrti,oI. with many years hohpita! experience and
taTIi. ,ty with therapeutic agents, cloeo obscrv.
M ,sn, nern,ncutai pccullArlties and strict At.
,aN,IU, Ia hyRten!c management inburea success,
"% StTe spotb!c, aud frankly giyo tho patient my
ppiuiot. I5,.
HOME PROOF ID
X,0uey and Liver Diseaies aaa GhSun nati H.
cou'a NV "S' zKtI. rtilLlIrs,
Wheci!nA, W. Va
r,,,,,h polypus Of Nose, impaired Voice But.
,cS II ior Year, patent medicine lAl 90 70 help NO.
IL, Smith completely f Utiak liz cuADDucK,
OF speiicl d Co., wheeling, ". Va.
Dv,oevsla aud liberated Stomach. Treatment!
for ySa aed 70 gye me 1ellei ~ smiih cured
F%-"Ad them '0L 6 5sni'esn Ss sa a. sR'h
eI soiHIa, Running Sores on Re a,l. son Wa
INV MIN. pf. smith cured him."
Market S.reet, Wheeling. W. Va.
r,rco,--"suNured for years with Cancer. Had
!, c"1 nj, three iIIneB returned Aitef each oper.
.tIoi u. sml,h cured without kpiie Ganaiic
OF p1'a rls,ula oil Anus.-FlAt Of my back for -
,saaE. Ksf0rtUd dying. Dr. Smith cured me
wttho,, iulic III hyo weeks. ,,,,
Wholesale Grocer, Maiu Oh, Wheeling, n. Va
rlN",ntinus OF Kectunl, Ptolapsus aud PileA-
n,vsS viyeu IN to die and pronounced lncurable.
u, !,nIIh cured mo without khlle. z.-.ft
W. su'''' WASHINGTON DELANY, vi
Martins Ferry.
Rev II. O, Ladd wtites:-"Dr. Smiths pr0ics
,d,; ,nIviccs in my family have been most EalIs
n .r.n,y and Commeud him 10 all ~ gentleman
md .silllul physician. ~, IA, ho,
Mis- Margaret k0lb sayE-"l had been suffering
n, ,eveu yeafS and treated BY many physicians tof
Hx.ne,tiA' Dir, smith .aid had tape werm, and
Il; sSht hours removed monster l09 feet long,"
Er,S Ala tom plants Three yeArs III hospitals ior
,onSj.. riyc me peculiar adyantageiln such casea
pros cured OF cAtRtrh, dikeases oil heart, liver
.,amsrh Kidneys skin, blood, nervous Affections
mi wrssuebses Of men aud youth, scrolulA and
SithMy testify to my SUCCESS.
pirt cured without the knilo.
PATIENTS al distance may DO treated BY letter
and tsiiSiscllon guaranteed. chart for sell OK.
smin4iion bot oil receipt oil two three cent stamps
~ TnSs,,itS,iou q. Office free. Ofice hours from
IN,to7r. y, daily. Call on or address W
A. ~ :" - JOHN K SMITH, N. D.,
mvl!.ntw 40. ltH Chspilne 81. Wheeling. ". Va
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Twenty Yonrs Il ureat su4ero,

STATISTICS are not at hand OF the number
OF bank cashiers who ran away during 1883.
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A GERMAN HARE HUNT

.. &. '.N j. 7|.F of
Cripple Story OF tho Chnse III the For.
cats OF Germany. NJ
Special Cor3pondtncs Of tie intedigancer.
GERMANY, December, 1851 fancy Isee
some old sportsman who has killed bui-
falo on the plains, confronted grizzly in
the CALIFORNIA;, or chased a deer in the
wilds Of the Virginias, smile rs he reads
my pretentious title, and wonder whatsport
could be found in II country 80 cramped as
Germany, whoee one-tenth area contains
almost as many people as our own vast
territory. But such, my friendly criticiser,
as you will see in our own land no. many
years after the nineteenth century hus tax
en- its departure. The butchery OF the no.
BILE game in our West cannot last forever,
and unless some such laws are enacted as
are enforced on Continental Europe, our
hunting will soon be a tradition oil the
past. But 10 my story, lo
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THAT HACKING CouGu can be 50 quickly
cured by shllohs Cure. We guarantee 1t.
WILL You SUFFER- with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? Shiloh's Vitallzsr Is guaranteed
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ANTlEJTE TO MALARIA,

lie FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.
~ hnvc had Dyspepsia, with Constipa-
kinds OF pills, and TUTT's arc the ilrst
that have dono mo any good. They havo
cleaned mo out nicely. Ny appetite 10
splendid. food dlgcsts readily, and / now
have natural passages. ! feel like now
man." W. D. EDWARDS, Palmyrn, o.
soldcvery csc. Office, n Murray st., NY.
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Toronto.

Aessrs. Fleming Bros.: .5.f 5AecS u "
Sirs,-I take this opportunity Of informing you
Of the benefits ! have derived from DR.. d. No.
Lanes Liver Pile. have iortwo years past been
afflicted with a severe pain over the eyes, &C.
ness malady beyond tie power and skill Of our
physicians to relieve and cure, caused, as far as
myself could judge, by diseased state OF tho
liver and stomach. Some Of the doctors tried
but all in vain, for the dcrp.rootcd disease still
stuck fast. Al last, procured box Of your val
liable Liver pilla from druggist here, and found,
after taking portion Of them, that The disease
entirely lcft INC. will close by advising ali those
afflicted as have been, to procure the valuable
medicine at once and save much time and pain,
with little expense With sincere gratitude and
respect, remain, yours respectfully, u.
rs ID GEO. W. RUSSELL, Toronto.
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TORPID BOWELS,
DiSoR DEREDE LlVEN.
~ and MAEAEfA g.

:, From these sourcus arise ti.rcc.fou,ths
Tho diseases OF tho human l1lcc. The .
symptoms Indicate their existence: Loss
ache, fullnsss after eating, nversIon
ezcrtton Of body or ,mlnd, I.ruciptL ,
Df food, lrrltnbllity Of temper, Il
spirits, a, feeling, OF having neslec: /
some dm.y, Dizziness, Eiut;r ring at e
Heart, Dots before the eyer, ,lIsi.lyct !.
ored Urine, CONSTIPATION, md I /
on tho Liver. ASA Liver medicine TUT !
FILLS have no equal. Their action on / 10
hiunoys and Skin IL also prompt; rumovi lg
oil impurities through these three sea &.
enScra OF TIN system,r producing appc.
Ute, sound dig stlon, regular stools. cicnr
skin and II viz, .rous body. TUFTS pILE.S
with daily = orl nnd arc q perfect
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CArARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured By ahileh's Catarrh Remedy. Pric.
so cents. Nasal injector free. AZ : isa&@1
For sale BY McLsne Bros. and A. 7. Young
s RI 't.-l ~ 49, sgsG EtIf575 sF-if.a cow NJ
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EDUCATIONAL.
4 SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

!ocuIIty Molheriy Caro- Good Boz riding, Delightful
n Location and Reasonable ChAlgcn.
Mt. DeChantal Academy,
NEAR wHErL1uo, VIVA. D..
L The thirty .hixth year OF this we'll Known Bchool
Tor Girls, under the charge OF tho Sisters Of The
Visitation, opens on the First Monday Of September
next and continues ton months y y. rfsa. Z
Pupils received at any time In tho session.
Those who desire to place their daughte,s In an
Institution aRorting exceptionally GOOD advantages
In the way Of healthful and delightful loca lion,
excellent board, thorough discipline and inn no.
ton, ut tho hands Of lifelong teachers, In every DO
pastment OF female education, including the mod.
cru languages and music; at very reasonable rates
should send for catal, que III this school. Address
gg,ll. DIRECTRE3S OF THE ACADEMY a-5sls,
i-3 3..3s,,ss ~ OF THE V1BITATION,
NJ 'S,3 ii.ssf' MI. QECHANrlL,
3y2i.pAw q: -.''+6 Eesr shielding. W. Va !.
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: GLEKrLEss NIGHTS made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is the remedy
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ALI t1aiIls daily except sunday. ---'---
:, Pullman's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cara
through withou! change from stcubenviile East 10
Philadelphia aud New York. West TO Columbus,
Cincinnati Louisville, Chicago, indianapolis and
ST. Louis. lt.st.1IaS. ~ 'rTt.1T. 4 - gg.l-,
For through tickets, baggage checks sleeping car
ply q JN0. q. 90MLiNsON, Ticket Agent at Pan.
handle Station, foot Of Eleventh street or ut CITY
Ticket ONCE, under Mcclure House, Wheeling, =.
Sra s, E' JAMES McCREA,
iS Manager, Columbus, Ohio
~ Z T. A. FORD, -is5-5
Gen'l Pass and Ticket Agent Pittsburgh, Pa,
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NJ. -ne!ialiu auu GnuiuIluKv AusUllnIu.i altu
leaves Bellaire III DO A. N. aud 10 p NJ daily cI.
cert Sunday. IdHTi 49,. - ,1'' -
b. y. Sleeping Cars on all through trains sIeep.
!tg car from Whccll 4 to lndianapolig yia Coium.
9us eli train No. leaving this city ut 2:a5 r. n.
ahiy, Arriving at indianapolis at ECO 4. NJ -
G!oee connections arc made for all points Eouth
4 desirable route for Colonists and persons moving
ton Il given. s7l = go. "''- -!
Tickets to all principal points on sale at Depot.
ns sleeping Car accommodations can DO secured at
K ''4s.rI TIIos. II. B. HAAsE, N
E4 Ticket Agent, u. d o. Depot
JOHN BAIiIE, ~ 80 p
Ticket Agent under Mcclure IIouse.
JOHN T. LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent. y ~
- W. N. CLEMENTS. M. Of T. 4.
DIR q. DRVR1Es. GenI Agent, Wheeling, -
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WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DIVI.
w SION, b. l. o. r. X. snsI9F71.'-- - III
On and after November is, trains will rive
and depart as hecling time: - - -
, Fot plttson5gli, 3. II. daily, and $50 D. n
Fot We,hine!on-S::o. DOS a. NJ, s:cS, G45p m.
From Pitlsbarsh-a56 q. IN. daily, and e:s0 p. m.
From TriadelphiaI 10 p. m. : N''N re- r ~
Trains leaving Wheeling at Cos q. IN. and $40 .,
"a. make close connection at Washington for
" m,aynesburE, and at.sttsburgh with Trains on
Coke Region and points cast Of Pittsburgh "'1'.
q, 4. LORD, Gen. Pass. ACT. Baltimore Md,
THOs. A.: KING, Gen. sutt, Pittsburgh, ~.
Id HMlIH rAEl A1ral mi. oIi. :
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-05

9Sle %uniere bemofratiifeu 5reunoC
III nbertreiben ocrIteben, 5etste iid Ies.
ten Samstos Radmitta9 ourd cine
3epcihe. ipelcbe bon Grdte bierber &c
iouot iuuroe. SIN berielben hieB es
ndmIiH bGs iiber 600 BerioneH Der OH
ieueH Inse IN 7rote o~bsebdltcnerI
bcmotratiiteu GOuHtp Convention bei-
ipUbutcr, pdbrenb in 1irtlifteit nidi
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-05
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