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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-02-15
Destructive Fire.

The house of Mr. CataduS Ii Posey, about
two miles from this village was entirely des-
troyeG by fire ca Saturday night last hetw een
and s o'clock together With most of It's con
tents The fire occurred in one OF the upper
rooms while all the family were gathered below
stairs and the first intimation they had OF 1t
was from the great quantity of smoke which
flled.the house. Mr. PoSey himself was away
from home al the time in Baltimore, but his
brother, Mr.. Adrian Posey WAS in the house,
and as soon as he discovered the smoke he
fastened up stairs hut on reaching the door Of
the room from which il came he was afraid to
open il for fear the flames, from the sudden
druught would rush out and bar his escape
He then rushed down and calling assistance be-
gan to save what furniture he could from the
lower floor Another attempt made 10
reach the upper story but the who'e OF ii was
found in flames and all attempts 70 save any
thing from that portion of the building WAS
fruiteSs. ana all the bedroom furniture and
clothing of the family together with many
papers belonging to Mr. PoSev, who is
family are at loss to account for the origin
Ct the fire as there had been no fire nor liz hit of
any kind carried in the room where it first oc
Cured during that day, and the only surmiSe
that can possibly he reached is that spa k
from the stove in the room directly beneath fell
from the chimney hole into box OF dry kind
ling which had been placed near it in the room
when the fire caught Tie house was insured
for 5000 but the loss to Mr. Possy in furniture
clothing and papers is said to amount to more
than that sum.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-02-15
County Commissioners Meet to Make
Transfers.

The County Commissioners will meet in
their office on March 18th, 5th, 9th and 9Th, for
the purpose of making changes and transfers of
property. The districts will b: taken in regu-
lar order. All persons failing to avail them
selves of the opportunity afforded them on the
above named days of changing or transferring
their property, will lie debarred of that right
for the present year. F. d. MUDD, Clerk.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-02-15

Club Regu
NasIs,F JCURNAis. Prices Of Prices Of
the two the two.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-02-15

CHILDREN Suits, Esenan Bros, eth aud =
SITS, Washington, ID. G.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-06-20

nirtr. Hm IN ore ltHioHs ArE1ce rIEiu
tretcH. or erhieit IeiH &atsni az
Cbcrt oe= 81 itcH sSuInois SplpHidTtJi
utsat=. itifIHctr nd bci StlHIoui. 1pudIe-
ION. EIttsburs gambling. SIdsburs.
CHATTANOOGA, AtlaHtc. uno als GomEIhu
cgur Ger ArHice uoH SeaHehee ans GT
l0uroe 1852 jHn Srisaoeseaeral uHs
1868 igm 6eEernlHIGlor beioroer.. u
lehate 1865 ben ihH uou SranetH;
,5ohHieH aHse5otercne eeiaHh ibafts poitrn
III RcrIfo ab mar eJH 2elesnt ;ur HdiIo
ndlcn SoIodteHconueHiloH IN Sitt4bErs
1856. UGr IN orei IsrmiHeH, IS6, BIZ
1871. 5iaiicHaIabgeoroHsier UoH 1lliHo$
IND purot nisoiHH IN ieiHeu I)tFHlih
itcrtt III ecH SunoesieUat geruihlt. IN
iUclhcm er bi= IS:. ucrblleb. ais CT nit
ieiHer GaHoiodtur mr. &ieoertudhl 2doI*
uHter!ag. I'm Jnuunr 1879 wuroe CT
wltocr ais SHHoesieuntar eriudhlt lin
Ter oeE Gltcu &cteraueu ;dalt er olele
iUaruc Hnbdu9er. bauptiddIitl iUobl.
pcll er ttiHe Gele9enbelt ueriaumt bat.
iHr ijs III Die Sd]ranteu ~ tretsH
1ber 'cIHc Termination reronutt er
iitCrlldl nIr Gem llntItaro, Gag icine
4ubdugfr IN Der GorueHtion e Uarcu.
mslt5 ber Sjeg Blaine herbeiiubrteH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-06-20
ssiatiass aus siuaIua, @sriss

2spn 0errn gSm. u. @auSlehen, Ghiei
Trauohtsmdu Der u. x NJ. g. II. 6,
erbieltcn mir uadnebcToeS Shrcibcn
,.ySdbreno meiueS I:iufmouatiideR aui
enthalt. in Sinaloa, Merieo, hGite id
niehriahe ebeiegeubeit Sbr St SatobS
Del aeeeu 8heumatiSmiS ansupenecu
2cr ero6e llutcridlieS III Der Sentpera
tur odlelbit bel SdQ uio Radt 1T llr.
lndbe, oa6 iebr uieIe Der nur Ieiti ge
tleleeten Gn9eburcneu nn HhenmatiS
NILS leioeu unN Slpar 10. oas mauhs
eerieibeu I'll 9riippeI pcrocu IA id
10 oludild mar mchrcre iSIalden q;
,Sotobs Gel III uuicrcr ,.Wceieiu Gbeit''
iu imocu. pertbciltc id oaSielbt 10 weii
Is chen reidte an oie Yeioenecn mo
bate Sie ,Srcuoe oje gIciitru eerieIbeu
ihon und iutHiQen 5nacu 9eheiIt ~
iebcH. 10 oaB ldl nit 9utem Gicluiiicu
ons q. Intubs Scl cintH iebcn 3bru
mntismus YclocnosH, ais mtritglibcS
uuo lhcr bcjlclocs Ni,ttcl empichicu
tnuu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-06-20
Bon 5re 6ia nu6 llmeeaeuo.

Gbuohl oas 8ctter i'm 9auiC eieiCr
g&Ode nidlt beiOubers siuitig iur oOs
0cumotcu 9emcicu. hGbcn bob ciuiac
,5nrmcr ihreu SlCc sertdbt, in ncr Or
wnrtur0 ooB Die uidliten Gage tlnr uno
belB icN ipurocu. gcibcr aber bobCn iif
ihrc @oruusieBunacu uid1t 6citdtiat.
aora 8ilnQcn ii; ieet Ole 5,uuptbc-
ihditIQuu3 nri Der Tnrm.
lie &ci;cuiclocr ichcn prnh:uca ans
unO it:ht III: ciTc htrrl;hc Grute in
&u.Udlt.
0crr Aarl Sanl. pJr Ni0utaomcru
Gr. ibci!; uEs mt. Dos cT iia3 lls ~
Rtrmat,tr BET 0crrn Gbriif Ncf an Ser
7irit Greet uttoerlein'itu 6n5t. {1cyr
Y. 1T eiu IIeIBiacr innasr pilHu. Der
+ i;Iu 6jcihdit avuroJl erltrnt uuo lc
cenials iciue suuocn bciricoiacu MIRO.
0err Gmii 5aweiabluier reite leg
ten 4OnrersiaQ nab CSaSc0ulpc Gitu
no CT otH SoHmcr ubcr III rcr,uejlsH
'QeNcri'
yCt;tu SdIstIl i,dvpcrtt 0tr Sio.dr
bcr 0eryH Carl S;ocbr gnN tynEic
/ orriclbcT ciueu buSitsu Fie,r:u S'or7m
bcitu Cirnm!;vsr
ycGttu zamstaS E5:Ulih;tH 3,sr
,luro 5rlE siasrcGs <Scittrrcl5y pcu
q. S0uIs. ;7riu Su'aHHo l,t5cr.c. olt
aRutttr Der ,5rau SscircriuCicr. NIT eirtHi
nHsenedmcE Bciu4l EHo ecetatcn
ulcbrcJc gSod}tH " Ucrrgcilsu.
;Srau Stors S6mis: nuo ,5rau scr
mann $sSrppbl, 0on Berger. E-aaicn
/ IceteH SoERiaa sJEe StraHaauEs sfshrt
nab ocm Sru loia, uuo ifsttccE Ftau
aRarsarctha 5tmist sjurR tlIr;su ~
iEh a5.
Shmte;'s aaptGc ~ Dtcecr rsu ST
saHiVrt uas bcitsht irss oHs islscnScu
{,trrtu; saTi StRIs;. Seizri5 SstJz-
!aHo. &iIsclE S;scsT uns eozi. ~
ttris. Scr euis lousEHnI n czaa
aTUrl1 iVaHid'; iegic bci ihusu pcrigrr
drE Icvv saTt 561iS, Ia, HGA ein
EeEc* ,SHitrgmsnt s,fazi; HHs. 81 eai.
iclbc eiR icsy sEtss N, fVht' :, IA
sta6IId
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-06-20

liGe 9,cileio AEIer IN shrer Srauer nm
Die gcEiebte Seritnrbene. 9as Seerlh
mis- fdnS leeten Sountag Sabmittna
auf hem intboliid)en SrienbpFc in 2ittIs
Seraer ltntt Hno oielc 6rcuHee lmo Se
tnnnte Der SeritUrbeneH anbeu ihrer IT
oiideu 6aae eas Geleite sar lesteu
&nbeitltte. Sic biuterliBi ilnf S0bne,
non oeuen brei. Die 9erren Apotpb.
Sobn, uno 8einhplb Siber in Der 4dhs
uOn Sipis2 wobHcn. ;wei baben ihre
Seiuath in SnHIas.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-06-20

Sa= Slai erpbi ciHcEi iprnslidl in scH
SacrH ~ eritarrcH. ToIH HlaH al eds
Shredlitss bert. eas SlaiRe thHH pire.
iohdle cr HHr eIRmaI ms Ssei5c pans
gslnRai in ecR eritnI pier Ssp6eH
ieiRcr Naturalization mirb sr hcreits
Gle bsitebeHetH eiHrihnEnaeH ubcr ben
S,iRIcn ptricH- SeiHc crte Seeier
unssibdt rujro cine 2riessertldruns an
Giislauo uuS Die SefrtiuHs 5rlanos
IeiH GrHHtbiet pire er IN oieiem Sor-
babeH bereits ourb Den eebeimen pdplt.
liebcu SeseH, Der ihm pcn 8pm aus suz
ssf6ert Uuroe. Rnh Der Sefreiuna
,Srlnuss ipiro CT an Die gSieoerberitelIz
uua oes Sirheuitonies gehcn uno odnn
an Sismart Reuaude fdr Den Gultur=
tnHIof Hehmen ;Snr lesteres Sorhaben
bot er bereits cine Sllians nit eem
GSaren aei6Ipiieu. NOh idredlider
abcr ais icine duBere Sclitit uiro icine
Innsre ieiu. Or piro ale 8raucrcien
oes 9nnoes Dem Grobooen sleifmn6en,
eIueu uatiOnaler Sa6bath einiubren uno
aui Die Gntbeilisuns beiielbeu Die 20
oesitrnie ieBen. Gin Correspondent.
Der Die 5l0be buiten hort, bat icrner
ermitscli, ons Blaine ieincn 9lau, ben
Grtrng aus Der Sdn apsiteuer unter Die
StaateH 81 uertbeileu, fallen gelnIieu
uno iintt oehen beihloIien bot, ocn
S6nnp* iel6It III uertbeilen. st
Souls Iribine."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-06-20
S6ubma6er WcI6dit.

Ter llntrritidr rttr trIauti I'D stm dtrtritn
TuFiiIum ron Fumanr nue llniaratne eiI IT.
atttut GEiuat ~ maiden. tHe CT IN etT e,ta,i
Suaet. ntttH JiFtue s:torf. tiH RGuGs
s6ubmatU.fStitati trsFst, bet uHe sd
tcmnstu Tire alt |tfipurdtu In etr trittn
gEtiis du5E'ubIfn. SrrrrH- nrs Iamtu-
Stuht TsrltH Had sfr urutiita 6acea in
saEtTbairr gStJit aHatfV;isi. RsgarsruT-
dTttii FrcmSi ttigrli.
llm atHtisitp .3aigIHh tiIf;
tom 81 @fbtrf Etimtt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-06-20

Gr (SouOerncur St. JObn. uon Nan
ins, inqt bic 4rObibitiOnilten icieu ourdD
aus nIht NIT Den uUn 6eu RcpublIfnnern
Qcma6ten Nomlnntion iuIrlcoeu uuo er
iir ictucn Ibcll lpcroc Blaine uo go
gen uidt unteritubcu. 9tuotrcricjis
miro Sldlne, neil CT aus Waiue touImt,
uOr9eUoricn CT isl EN- 8robibltlonllt
uno oas ljbcrnte Clement touc mo
ouric Tim ocBbntb niht untcrnuccn.
YScm lou man on @lnubtu ifeutcu Ocm
gcltcr Der XrObjbitlOns Ngitntiou uocr
ocn ium 9roBtcn lbcilc nus %rrNruB
uber Ole giieocrln9c ibres Ganoicntcn,
9e9cn 8lalne 5rUut mnhcuocu ,.Jitipr
mcur"?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-06-20

,5olgenoe Oerren muroen in Der lcb
ten Somsta9 in Grntc abgebnltcnen
oemotrniiiheu Raiieu 8eriammlung.
ais 7ele9uteu ju ben I'M 9nuIe oss
! Sommcrs in uniercm Staate nb;ubnl
tcnocn ocmOtrntiifen Gonoenfiunen CT
unnut:
| CUR Staats GOHuention, wcldc am
udbiteu 3icusta9 in St. gouis Sulam
meutritt unl 9elc9nteu Sur ncmotrati
| idJClt National Convention III crucnneu
luuroeu Die 6errcu 3r. u. ". WoOrc
! mo Otto Wonuja. len nls Qelcanttu
mio otc DCrren Rouiictt uo Is. Rup
huus ais StcllUertreter erununi.
5n Der Gonueutiun. iUcldlc III ,{ciicr
ion Gun taNeu wiro nm EN- StnntstidCt
nuiiuitcuen, miro 0crr Or. Gttmilllcr
oic oemOtrntlidlc Barter CSnscomnoe
Gountp's reprdicntlrcu lmo INT %crhin
oerliu0sinllc miro 0err e. W. Shucioer
ais iein StcIuertretcr iuugireu.
Die 6crren Or. No9c, @. " l,cudl.r
uno I. DtcWiqnu iUuroen ais Telcau
sur Gonucntion. Die cincu Gnnoiontcn
filr oen Staat$ Scnnt nuIitcIlcu miro
crndnut, iudbreno Die (ocrrcu Or. Jrcp,
mnnn uro ". u. Yumpdss ais Gclc
9ntcH sur Gongreiiiorcucr GOuucution
erHnnut purocn.
Gin AutrGg Die Delegation CUR
Stduts GUuUcntiou iu initruiren iilr
Wnrmnoute nls CSonpcrncurs 0nuoioot
in Itin1mcn iuuroe nbgclcbut, on 1r.
Sitton bemcrtte. odB Die 9emptrntcn
im Iuolideu 1heile oes 6ountp III Gnn-
itcn uon Sobu .. Ybelps ieien.
Gie 3eit jur Girberufuua elmer 9elc.
9ntcn Guuuention sur Nuiitclluna cines
Gouutp litet3 ipurbc bem Gountu Gen
trnI Gumitc anhcimQcite(lt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-06-20

BUR nod lUtnl9e 5nge uuo Der Con
GreB miro ilh. mad muuutllhcr
Sibnug Ocrtogen. 2ls Dor sruti ,}ob
rem bic ocmofrGtiihcn Witq(iCocr ocs
0onies Dor ibrc Wtltbilrgcr trntcu mo
um ihrc Stlnmcu bdteu, crtldricu tic
mo ilre s5rclmoe onB nur lie in Stauoc
uarcu bic III lmierem Regieruug3lucieu
cluQeriIeueu DtiBbrdudc nb;uitellcu unb
onrum ibre yQab( fur Die gtotiou cine
giotbwtuoiQtcit lei Y9os bnbcu tic sur
Nbidafiuu0 olcier uou lbucu bent &ultc
uurgclplC9clteu WtiBbraufc Der Rc-
Gicrun9s9clualt 9etbar? g8os habcu
lie III 8sSu9 oui oic bon ibucu uer-
lUrohtuc Jurjii Reiorm 9ctbar? g3ns
bObcu ije Qctbou I'M Ole, tuie tic ialtcn
nrchtmdBi9cr l2ciie Den GiIcn6ubn-
GUrpurdtlUucu ubcrtdiicneH 2duoCreicn
wJcocr DEM Euuoe iuriItiu9cbcu? gSus
hobtu tic gethuu I'M ..oas untcr elmer
crorjdcnoen SteUerldit ieuiicnoe %Ult"
u0u olticr crorItcuoeu Steuer III be
irc,cu? 9@as Gabcu Tic lit 9c;u9 scr
ueriurCtcnCH RcQcluu9 ocs 3m;ihcn
i;nut,jhtu 0auotls Qetbnu? g9as hIbcu
liz gctbuu um oas %olt uou ..ocm ,[uhe.
o.. ,hnCu oHrh oic uucri6ttlidc" niu
uogo.c ouicricQt iuuroc" III bcirc;cn? ?
g&lz blbeu iic ubcybluut Qctbas III;
Ihvt lGu'troC uOu Q!auicuocu &tr ,rct
unacu. pcIhc lie ,hrcu 4Fitburrocru roy
,hrtr gSobI acR,5eu. ;u loicu? U hts,
MD lpjcoer u dts, ,Em @tglrtE.ilg
I'll lbrsu %erIprctuulcu. ooS lie HI.
cine 'pay'amc %crrpaItuu9 QeGc" r,g
ten. habeU liz our,h Die uu8etdarlJh,
&cvlaHgtrliuQ clUer GousrtHjcara II
Ser SIC u,dt coe e'triuaitc ;ur S9phl,
ocs &0ltcs qclcii;ct hobtv az
..crjtcUoc StcIcyllit" NOD U,rmc6v
lnotm ije o:m Yduoe ruuuihl0c las9a
beu ueruriat1t hobeu yIit1t c.re clu
i,ac 0anoluua bot ons itar' oer;t'rati
idlc [,IHs ii o,ci,- SrelmQ 1HiWucJicr
wn o.. @chdupiuuQ jbrey 6s.la.r. oi,
ocrctya;,itIt Esricl ic, uuiat.r e;e ne
gj,rur1 o,s Y1Uot: III absrrchmfu. Il
piocr!cstr oSCr IN tuttrdftcr n.
RggyaitrtauffI,5aus r,': icirc, 1tHc
tratiitcr g,ebrae'i uCn Hsg;;l Sf;m
m.a tat lrjcotr eiucu Ucucu l>ciocis
sclieityf. oaB oic ocrIcirat;idle Enrter
im @egiVrcbcH 9ros 1T. abcr u,cmdls
oovaH bcI,ft oic scaebsU,u Styigrccbcu
III b0ltcH Ste SuTgsr oieies Sfuocs
lvtrssn ndtlitcn gtrrtmter bt; lhrc,
StlmH;caab8d5c ereie 1bat'afta uId,t
aEBsy 3tlt Idijeu EHo Der oemoirli'ideIl
8Gyte, du; SiiHrHitlitcH wicery. TOT,
iton 10 OFT, ;uruisu. Ssir tyauci SiI
Hitlt' 5u ugust o;th crit CTS Scytrau
ems purois ;eigeil, eAt ipiV elr o,c .,9acl
ctr Resierans abvracbcH s1uuea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-06-20

ON u6Ies 8orieiheu. Yin ocnitlbeu
Gage. oa Blaine. Der StdatsmGnu pOn
Rainc. ais rcpublltnnllher Hrdiloent
idlnits Gduoioat nonlirirt puroc, iUnro
Der Jarpier .,Stntc OF Naine" nit ser
brofcUcm Stcuer III ben lonIcu Uon
Talmouth blue,ubugiirt. Ar;cIgcr
ocs &eiteus. Cb Snncin Simvlicitos,,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-06-20

SU alca YeotbstcR oieit4 ylnscs
!an8 man De bCVnhH;:Cu SombHrgcI
;5dai,lier Rea;incr habtn- 81 a=
suhR oEias oaE1bHTatTSvoe
len 1T Gas bsiis sRittsl sesrH Slut
une S.bertraHfsejteH ERe ! aueaa
g pRiss pambHVser SrHh
I bee sessn grfattEnssu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-06-20
fSfrifn S6ule.

Iir llHifurdnfie mddi birrmit ktianni.
eaf ns eit oeu Ibr IN roTiasu Sabre ktaenntRt
1fIifuiduit piCtrT sni :. ]nli anfandtn uHs
bic ium 29. guauH feIilsftn wire. Sdui.
fuuetu peu tiS ! 'ibT WcratuS. SthiHa.
uratu II 90. NuI ipt, OiCitrilitr 81 ~
lin aCutiaitu .iHipruh hint. rratbtnh
lWaSt HtHTEtttr 9StttManu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-06-20

SlIt dCTebuIid in esH @trGi5 tjnts 6ttt
e'nsribisrs fallfnssn h,titifts prrern rrrmsi
trlteiat. Stirnssrs HuimtrFia nstit rire etm
Nuai6rritrn sen llsbsr;raauEa5 llrfuaetH
Deeds. cpPcihtltu. GouiIa't,H. Notes.
5titamruEn Il. I. It. lfittRt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-06-20

ssfsss ssn CrsaHItEHt, aat sit ets
g,ttrsirs rgE crRttters SSastzE IT.
trrtm suf stf i3Eass,Jd fa. Eissteressais,
sF-,..rnftn C7fsr efr IsseseHt. ptstEst.
;.-esrst-. rs : & gftflkgtfst. SesaIaiismus.
ar g2fy-frftr4tt teCT FFTisi:lata 5tr'das
,s,sEgi err asisasp tstss. sti'ss. sds N fit-
,er1 rsr.tisli1tu StarfREsS. Ens SaTtsrtE'
e,,.e,ll4,tn,,sgt. eia bslsssutr eEHHsltrH vet
k.ass, ~ re.psE al sts tittaiistt S-Esat
ses yfissas sgtnsi uas ttHt rsatse uHs ssa-
sga.t 9silarg ssuiffi.
an taksu bt, aasu asetssttsa pas Saas-
.gru iu, asl4tmaHsm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-06-20

Ejr abgzHiT, aai sas 6e.raaaHeE
Srlfsslsti.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-06-20
Morn,ur 0cibGff

.gc ttbtrsaiif ca rid sfRsaien xHfrsern
- rts' = fa@In ttsrf=erftE, fak i'd mil ZEN
,'fia srtr 1YerHmfaIfH ni.hiT 10 fsan babe,
soi - i,irr ttsit Pfsa;t "a Ss hai 80 kso
itf: esrFs'ap. btfsgpa,sfH'. ,ts ti.its Nais-
.iai tsJ tififa .lp:d Ensta skaT ia. Die
sEs ttEIflhsH sfssfr;IlGs Wsaamsnn AefsHi.
mtH idsH rad Etai-tH .lasHH Gin 10 sslbes
TFfisss IasitbtH, tss f4pH Sius saal rs9at.
Eemafa mt Ear1 gisrmeT err djTaHii az.
ittt wuTstH- 50 - Guardianship, haS,
RahTtss eisit ttIfH Aifiu sds Waruisr. uEn
a1rsHii.ssfitsfi aHs ttf 23tif ftaasn mStttsg.
eitiss ttHtH AHii6HHas efSsaHtH, Dis asak
uis iHFsf. Titits ~ stHs aHtSsfstifteFs 1bai.
ia4t, irsE sfs sFssfH iSti6Ttits, nsISfe Die
aatsttH stf fea. y bite gTsnlt msdsM, udtts
ibtt srsssa Trsi'Hit Htdf sfr.isTfH ms6lsI.
Hns I'd stHHafam mif EmpfebIsaesu, pis Ne
ttHsa IN ihfGH ataz pslkH. ssTseisben bAbea;
uaffTi6;ififR tdsmSt Dan ia lst6t. dlet
tia saits. ssHsrssatS RsHHmtHi babtH Etg.
go fsEHt ia mir. 80 suftTiist sisisfbta
aus tssa sflfsH z1armsr ~ bsesHitH kihaCttn
TRtisH HHs saT1Hfirs fs IHsiti6.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-06-20
2Jar 8rGToeHt:
JAMES G.. BLAINE.
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5Sar 8ice SrGIoer;:
JOHN A. LOGAN.
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ben Don Der rspublitaHlifeu 8a:;oHal
GoHUeHtIoR auTgeiteutcu GaHoioateH mr.
BrdiioeHi uuo 8ice grdiIecui. iUIro
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ttreiie lem.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-13
Purity of the White House.


Gath" In New YORK tribune
The White House has been a pure
homestead The first president who
went there took the ablest woman who
probably ever was mistress of that build
ing into it, Abigail Adams-the mother
of another president. Then came Jeffer-
sons matronly daughter, and Madison s
beaming wife, with Monroe's demure
family, and the second Adams with his
Maryland-bred wife, whose father had
been foreign consul when they were
married. Andrew Jackson, freshly a
widower, sat there with the family of
his nephew and adopted son. Van Blu
rem, wifeless, there brought up his boys
that they were almost public men in
their teens. Tyler went over his dying
wife and received his pure bride in that
building which is coeval with Washing
ton himself. Mrs. Polk, without chill
dren, but with those gracious instincts
which are yet preserved in her happy
age, ministered here. There Zachary
TAYLOR took the domestic honor of a sol
der with none of the habits of the camp.
Mr.. Fillmore demeaned himself there
almost as happily as Gen. Arthur later
kept in honorable sentiment with the
homes of the country by the universal
knowledge that he had loved his wife
and never replaced her. Buchanan,
disappointed in early love, brought his
niece to give at once maiden and wo-
manly respect to his table. Lincoln saw
his child die there, and shed the tears
which consecrate the spot to family del
icacy and household honor. Through
the laborious years of Grant his wife
never withdrew from him that protec
ton which is better than friendship, and
he married his daughter while in the
office. Mrs. Hayes made by her beauty
and Christian nature quiet fame there
which those only sneer at who degrade
themselves. When that house loses its
sanctity as a representative of the Amer
lean home, let the lightning select it for
ravage and decay
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-13
POPULAR SCIENCE.

Statistics published since the late
earthquake in England show that a
total of 255 shocks have been recorded
in the British Isles, the severest having
occurred on November IA, 1918.
A good cement for putting tickets on
iron work and tin is thus made: Take
rye meal, little solution of glue and
water, and make a paste, but not too
thick; mix it with as much Venetian
turpentine as necessary. 1t will stand
water.
A plan for lessening the violence of
storms has been submitted to the French
Academy of Sciences by M. Minard,
who proposes to use a great number of
lightning rods elevated on telegraph
posts and connected with the iron
tracks of railways.
Recently there were, in San Fran
cisco, Cal, two sticks of timber, one
$50 feet long and 16 inches square, al
most without knots; the other IA feet
long and 18 inches square, practically
clear stuff. They came from Washing
ton territory.
Twenty-four parts of oleic acid,
eighteen of ammonia soap, twenty-four
of water, six of raw stearic acid and
three of tanning extract, Incorporated
together, will render leather water
proof. By adding two parts of cop
peras and six of water it takes on
black color.
In sick rooms where there is dip
liberia, measles, scarlet fever, etc., the
air should be impregnatek with the
odor of equal parts of turpentine and
carbolic acid. Half a teaspoonful in
kettle of boiling water from time to
time will be sufficient twill be found
to relieve the sufferer and prevent the
spread of the malady.
Granulated cork is an excellent nom
conductor of heat, and is on this ac-
count a very desirable material in the
construction of refrigerator cars. 1t is
also used in the floors of passenger cars
as "deadener" of the noise of the
gear. 1t is made by running
the scraps in cork factory through
mill which reduces them to coarse
powder.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-13

Mr.. w. d. Howells will contribute to
the Century, during the coming year, a
series of descriptive papers on the life,
society, customs, etc., of the cities of
northern Italy, beginning with several
on Florence, 10 be entitled "a Floren-
tine Mosaic" The Century's wood
cuts, after the etchings of Whistler,
Haden and others, are already we'll
known, and 1t is announced that Mr..
Howell's series will be illustrated with
reproductions OF etchings by Joseph
Pennell, who accompanied the author
through I.aly during the preparation of
the series.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-13
The Docile American Horse.
London Telegraph.

London Telegraph.
1t has long been accepted as a theory
by our transatlantic kinsmen that vice
in animals is almost always the result of
unkindness and maltreatment received
by them from their human companions,
and that the paucity of vicious horses
in the United States is to be explained
BY the gentleness, and, so to speak, the
familiarity with which the noble animal
is treated in every part of the union
There can be no doubt that in no coun-
try is the intelligence of qnadrupeds
more developed and cultivated than in
the United States, where it is well I'M
derstood that by kindness alone can
their characteristics, faults, dispositions
and qualities be fully drawn forth.
Nothing is more common, for instance,
than to see an American horse har-
messed to buggy and standing alone
in New York-his master having en-
tered shop-by the curbstone's edge,
in the midst of the crush and turmoil of
Broadway, one of the most crowded
and noisy thoroughfares upon the face
of the earth Before descending from
his buggy the master says word or
two to his horse and leaves him stand
iuS Ill Ilic SllctJ MllhOut Inv
sagacious animal whose eyes are not
shielded by blinkers, and who is not
tormented bya Procustean bearing-rein
understands perfectly that he is expect
ed to wait until his master has trans
acted his business, and wait, accord
ingly he does, sometimes for hours at n
time, and without regard to the sum-
mer's heat or winters cold. Again, in
the widest parts of the western and
southern states there is not farmer
who thinks anything of driving his
horses by night over wooden bridge
full of holes, caused by many planks
having dropped into the stream be-
meath. The careful beast, who may or
may not have crossed the bridge on
many previous occasions, feels his way
in the darkness, and his head having
been surrendered to him by the driver,
steps as carefully and with as much pre-
cision as a dancing master. Whenever,
indeed, a horse is found to be possessed
of violent, or, to use an old York
shire word, a ''mischancy" temper in
the United States, the odds are in favor
of his being imported from abroad.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-13
How Women Differ from Men.

At least three men on the average
Jury are bound TO disagree with the rest
Just to show that they've got minds OF
their own; but there is no disagree
ment among the women as to the
merits of DR.. Pierce's "Fdrorite Pre-
scription." They are all unanimous in
pronouncing it the best remedy in the
world for all those chronic diseases,
weaknesses and complaints peculiar to
their sex. 1t transforms the pale, bag
gard, dispirited woman, into one OF
sparkling health, and the ringing laugh
again "reigns supreme" in the happy
household