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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-11-28

Stories heard at the mothers knee
are never wholly forgotten. They form
fountain that never quite dries up in
our journcyings through tho scorching
years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-11-28
A Phenomenal Boy.

A Georgia paper says there is n boy
in Putnam county, son Of Jefferson
Lee, ten years Of age, who, owing 10
the peculiar nature of his skin, has never
been known to sweat drop Of perspira-
ton in his life. Another phenomenal
feature connected with the boy is that he
has only four teeth, and he had these
when born, having neither cut nor shed
any since his birth. He is very much
affected by the seasons. 10 the summer
he gets exceedingly warm, and is COM
PEELED, in order to live at all. to keep
his head aud body wet with cold water,
aud falls off to almost u skeleton, but
when winter comes and cold weather
sets in, he is enabled to dispense with
his bath and grows fat He is said to
be sprightly boy, with plenty Of sense.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-11-28

"The tongue can no man tame" You
may refute slanderer; you may trace
home SANDER TO its source; you may
expose the author Of il; you may, by
that exposure, give lesson so severe as
to make repetition of the offence ap-
pear impossible but the fatal habit is
lncorrigible; tomorrow the tongue is at
work again.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-11-28

Even in the fercest uproar OF our
stormy passions, conscience, though in
her softest whispers, gives TO the sn-
premacy of rcctitudo the voice Of an
dying testimony.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-11-28

With every member Of the household
anxious to promote the welfare of each
other by kind words and deeds how
cheerful the family circle can be made
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-11-28

Lemon juice instead OF cream in tea
makes refreshing drink
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-01-04
II. ansrifautfasea eha0fs.

psgas III Rom ~oeriaHmt't i5aEsH, mn
Gin proqramn ilr oas I'M edHfe oss
H64iisE .fo4rss II ben Uer- >taaieH
ito.trubence Koneil sui1uii.us1, bzbTH
gsrs ar5elteu 5eenoigt. rIr ee tGi5os
.ti1g 6dritsE5sli tieies yGHoe5 'iuo oie's
dgbzlisn con acknowledgement 8eoeuiuHg,
bsrr 8 lagcelt ID un A5'tsuaHg pen
r~,3it3ubgH. uH;sr osHeu Hldi HUr ets
urtsrsu Sal4isn ocr taiboIr4sn 9eits
ljfrsrt aiyr, ioHCeru aud 5ls Halsu Uts!s
fq,a "a .tisyu baitsH. 0as eJltsrt an
5s.ar4t. 70 iou oas Rsdi DIR tt46is.
Qelsiiu ~ fuspsu5trsH balm bgi4IaHst
Dsro,u, oaR 81, SEsvsHloH o5Hs UoT9eT
q~eqau4sEs uutsriuAurg max aH' tInt be-
itlnmis .3eli sriolgsH oaU'. 1tt't Se.
iardr'unq bat i'd laioi,ru ais Uoi5UsU
bil esDieisr, ais bic 9iit6't TT SaAgu
osr Nbissung 0ou gcli!i4eu bdur9
.ytutirli4. o. 3. tbCeH Dsri5nIIhsU UoJ-
urib,..su uuo TciguugsH eeUdB Oerfa5s
rtn iino, NM BEN Abltiss.sH oeJ aVVsu
an be propaganda IN ioitsH 6dltH
fUsqcu o>r groBeu GniieruuHg eng
III beiAwerlrhe mt ~laH5Uteuge
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6~utbuu'en, touirGbtt;sH UobI aus S6uI-
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5'1rodlen. u5cr bic Don 5isilgsU Rat5o
lien tc.m 0lt,'GU bGuTg R.ags gsfl5rf
wurn,u. iBT eic .3u'uu'i loliSH nar els
C&llOer % usrnu.tst wtJecu, Rag tiS
piihois BET Au5Qabsn be G~suehUi9uug
osr uutet i6ucu itc6tuncu Gci'i.rAtT srH'
Iubcleu bdbeu uuo umge!etri. Nud &c
qrr oG5 ,]Initrtut ocr vHeIr9ott@barteU"
/ ioU,u 8ti3luie gyiaRt woyosH 'etH, tod5
lsrlsu,asu. bic oo5C -tlntiugtTautu'
ijuo. ,ruar n;6t ium iro't. dber bod
/ ;ur &Isuugtbuuug gsrsiAen UIro. DAT
Rttt hat Die Vropa1aHoG Ten Stduo:
vuufi ueyioht,r, bag i4 cerarti9e G'sIo.
/ dgi.bdit, NIT ber Nutbc tIHe5 Si.ttH-
/ vr6lo'su nitf uereiutGysu IIflsr. 3ag,
Iule g.uc TcVcihe mesoet. Gu1 od5 (TC,.
buH Ger ,1cnicl dUr oIssi;l;igtm HoocI
aux SyrGat ~gtIomusH IT. iIHoeu miJ
Jdr; III Oh GrouuuG, nm 70 rIebr. ais oIC
Ruhe lcotuiuI5 mthr ocJtltH nIsiaUId.
Ten pcruiuu. u!s u~ricre C'c'rpS. lo'ert-
llb r,rocn re VeiAlIns III ots'tuI Stnu'
otcyiGrt ',iH. n. y. Ii''I
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-01-04

Gisiez uebtlfenb iu4t m1H enrd eis
6dnSuerfsiAulsn absuitsaeH, oie iest N
aasn Stdbten bes XaHoes ~eegranbef wez
ben. uao far uel5e Brof. GoOoDcro N
ct goais sGs Heufer ssidaTeH ban.
1ie Baltlmorsr S6~ulbsh0Ths nil ebeHS
faas gin GrpIIntHt MAIDEN, EEo Der
gr6fesrt oes ShulrGfhes, Or. Jchu L
Rorris, fpri4t f4 isbr .6efrieoIgt EbH
beH glau eer oortigsH AHftGI; Gus Hno
bort, Bag bisisIbe ie5r baIo eutiore5sHs
usrpIelTdltiG; DsIte IND II eI S5ale ees
-Rarplan5z yunifHts~ siHeH h5deH Grab
s5aaltsH m6ge. 81. J. e. SoHo. erHer
esr Gnttorea ees RaruiaHoz J%nfTItEts-
srtldrf nd mi; osr %Joes les 6srru 1tets
rs siuO.rftaHoeu EHe rstHie, Die Emit
iAule fsiHss ,JRitItuts IN i4oH beuie II
ioGAsr Sl1i6e, I'M ais Scr16ilsaH9si4Hle
or 6anbuutsiauLsH eisusa u i5HEeE /;
stn .isiusr 3nfhlua uoHS si'eu ees Siaats
uuo bsr Staci ieI aueToIugs nod Hotbs
menbia. I'M oev AHita!t ben Grae Der
GoQtommeHeeiT II DgrisI5SH, ben ~ ais
Groue oes Suitsns osT GsDr.s'3aleH
615eH mGF,. 6yvBoHo UsrDeIft 'erHer
odyau'. Bag g aotaueHojg III, n cen
taoui4sH S4uler bas II sIHem dnTaEs
05n Suasiam'ciis7s5eT s5gEitaTis 3ei4s
-sr g:,5>r :iH;aiEarsz.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-01-04
@t w,aboi uno feline elnhaneer.

Iie Ramplrclis o5s EropbettH p;Jo
In rolgeuotJ Nclit bcibrIebsU Gene
So.oaieu ijIo NIT Vogeu uno yau;e be-
mnriuet. Sjc ndteru I'D oeu eJuVtIittu
{rupptn dur ZGuu Nuv. ,ai'sE oltic TIRE
Vo,rontp BIS Cui be ltetc UCibitpcu,
unU IUtuu aus Som NIi56ccU bc5
Ftutrus cu' Va;goTtumoEgt! aci .oiicn
ptro. iriit oar utabOt an be Ep,et lei
Ht. NtlHreH, IL a~u'porHsne; bsu.euos
2svpllGc eIleu IaUeu UoUcus, UHo I2sJ
odnu uoH ben bIl'loitH ,%5siu6su rItt
aus Turdt fliebt. riro uieosrgsmabt.
S,e IfisoerIdqcu Der Gguptsr iteiusu
olsie Grabbing AZ bslid,igsu. usbsg
ban Sdrsteu. cen oer ETcD5;E clufloBt,
erbdI,tn UtI Gin G. itIuiile Sd.sot=
runq aus tirsm @rlsis. ocu man BET az
rem periuuaosieu Aubduscr csilelben
iuno. IN oicitm Qreis iubt otr SdreI
Der tiHtu GuoeUu 'ur etU Eyopbeten III
gcgutuncr.
-,Sm NameH ot5 e1iigsu uno BARN.
bcr,Iqeu Go,tes!~ bsiBt IS. -Snnt ist
Bonn Go6rteu uuo Sslttu, uuo aueU
@ldubiatE Tlttos. Glsls5 Sh,eibeU
torut Doa Abeel Ru56d u. {. u, oem
9eicbls5dber rem Susm. esr Dir init;
t5siIt. Bop CT Dir large ulbt mthr az
ihrisbeu. @iT psretu oit lcet III Der
ION bttmiuhsu. uuo rpcur az iromm 5tii
uuo Gem &tu:u Gottcs uRo ees UlaboI
Gthort't. - loult On asget;tt it,u. tyoS
ocirer fui5srCu @%sigcruud. Writrm
HcyVr benz U2Gbel 'u gehovttH. NP,t
tG,,..z s,F,--,-, g-r-r-.- --.v 80 -
MT; Gesrsr auo JeuevSr1ebTeu. osreH
Sabl nuy uoU etm G6di;cn ~ 'i5lsu II,
uno mt GareH. be lbr nJAt beiiSi,
rdHIIh i%SgIntCu. RdttiCu uuo Rcmjuat
ton. Seesuic aud. eos uHitTs 9tIltigsn
I&dfitu mitiIgcr iino. GIs els Der WCE.
itCH; eCEu Die Gtudlt sCs Rahoi aIcIu
lpire ,ur Srouituns ron arrseu ems
retbcU. Srs SGbI %uu'trty Strtit;ri'ts
~ iclGeuss: Sicic 5000 udnu fue
uus pou Sem Wa5ei, etH lang GTvarte=
ten. deianei rpoyecH. - TIN; mir Itie
nm oJd, YsrH eit'e Nla5t aai ltd
i6ai. eI5 NIB sds SA,tiaI ~trCfitu.
Eslass aReCTs liHG!dU5jge ssfTorCH.
S5au aHf cen BAL uno sas GICns. rsi-
tcs eic liHachovidutu hsirHGtiudt. Ran
bat mir aeilst. eas elm serviicr sVetsT
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BET etr 9ar uuo bid bt!ogsH 5a;. "
wryo uur Snitiuiaursen, ausssiset
'ciu. fSgdabc ma; IN ieiHt 9ulca uno
SaubCy.uuTrlcs. icui; 7tTlt on MT; tim
vsrecvbea. Ser .S1u6eTcr grro HI4t
sgs icJren Saursfcr seTsus'smmeu
Il. I. NJ"
Ter Rvisi bs'idiiat sen iaua;lTrtEsCu
Sjnfus. zen 1RaheuGsi H5ulct GuF ieIEs
Noyoeu ausabi. las M uutsr ejeier
3croen ResCTif5Eme 5sfaecH. giTo dEs.
sui3!ia tn AsTsse at'tsli. Sis ttiigsEz
cue ayabCyH. ett hIsV aHs - ucA NIT
etu ustinRobnsTE ssH1tiat fJH6. sCTCR
y1ao ne ~2saHa5E1sH a5eT 7oH -Sam5e
HIS itiueR ejtcn YrsreH. 'oblia7arleT
Slut uus :%gauisGs Gaal.- ijshi Eza HuT
is5r DSrls. Sjs u~ssjftsE Ssi5su. ets
nan aui sszs S3gattieIst iaEe, sSttca
hel5Tauss Gaat. saseseH ms isrs StIas
peu alETeiHas Roger
S5sis, bic Scus,faAi SsIseiaEs uzs
ees RrephsicH, ~ riat ar fHsc eiHes
SaesIs eHstIc6uts RgisS eiHff66issy
9dgisr sss srsste ~ Gas sts Siait5GIs
;trs, DtIacs ttE lreites Stet1<5t kts
fsf. Aai ban SlaSt ssT Iss;CTCHI iit5i
en- GaIsta. stg estsot 10 sEsiish; g5s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-01-04
HauswsrsSIAuIsu.

IN alien sroesreH St6e'cH ecs YaHses
bsStIi man iid rcusreiHas. sas STvsri.
meHi ber -0afbiustoU ll%uipttIisi- roH
81. gcuis naa,uabrtu uue HausrcrIcrs
ihulsH III grlaosH. Sl,its ~ qtuinsys
maeeH u~eibptHsts. neil Is iuiolgc Der
iItbtyaIsu Steuurs. F7eIdt DC GsFVsrsss
ptrtins qsetH ens p%ehTIiuaiulitm tlTHfb.
mtn. tdHHt m69lth ~. iar eis pcyiA,eecs
HsH Sdnewcrfe Rue auuifaesuerbs Ben
RadGuhs iu siseutn yaHee berau,ubils
Den. Die GeIptrsSptrriHt sHgesn rug
siHs ltbT btfdtdHits aH;abI ron SshEllu.
cen in oHsr 6ebrt eetV 0tTtiidtts unS
ilaeH eis s~HiitaHhtHsu SnSen littcr eurch
s~iueupaHeerte Arhtifer aus. 10 Gag uH;sv
bisitH &srbdliniHsH bas tsrauvahicnSe
amtsVitauiide R%Tolt:ariat asetdna, deer
sesFSaHesu rirh. Sttauug sst tiret
SahHesisaideit cher IN sincm sseu ~
nshmeR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-01-04

seE. IN DeI5cm II E15grE Sac SbePs
pare Ens anSers &eseGzsrr Attgzss
lambs 5oureEtez. les game uinfssssnes
Sezs bistst aser burdens uitsts. ues
eeu Gursp6cr as Rem ,ur grs5<ruzs
sitzsn tcants- 6eT Ril n be .baHptGns
.ieh~uuostrnft. Ills mir Don hsr Stasi
EGtsr IN Den sdI tarcn, besristsn Dr
Ia fro5Iceean-io f5reibt BIZ SertTe=
ter Der Cain Reus-. .RiCmGls ;HDcr
seritauh SC 10 eGs gef5hl esr 10000
Selcatsa Ses xCHegbca, ais fe .lhdz
lara. I6dteTal- GEsrisfeH- iSeT Nzesi
9or1e far Die Seiriseiguus bSTu AHs
6lite ElssguseE SaTes mad esEs
NcIiS. eETa be psrisustt Gaasi-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-01-04

StI II u OF I I 2 q W o 2 {
beB 9ontpouiitsn Soiepb GuugI wiro nj.
bcriprobsn CT ltbt, wie bic ,.Suiicler
!9rg." mitibsilt, IN bsifsm @obIiciu bet
ielHer lodter IN RdieI.
-Sit apuuciiidsR @tiber
i 10 iarsibt Gin Sorrciporoeut - iino
iebr fIc;1, u~bcrhaupi ic, in Snpau Aues
I'M tIsineH V2ngbGbS. lie 0iuicr icien
wabrs PuppenitubtH, unh oicic tlcine
qteHiherrniie ipieIs nit Ausr, nit polis
tiitcn angeiegcubsiieu uie nit bduslis
den. 60 la oas tir;lid eingerihtcte
SduIipitem nn6 a~msritnniibcm Uluiier
audi nur cine SuppcntOm5oie.
- YiIIaro's btutf6e @dfc
psriOmmsItsu iid tur;Ild in Berlin une
uoqeH bort pom nun an lsecs ,lnhr on
osmisIbeu Satum rs. Sucnbtrl III.
inmmcufommtH, nm cine Art GriHuc.
uuesitIsT.Iu 5olisH. 6ontrilih iIda;
oas ea;u BET. bag nd aud uuictt ioultt.
gen eeuti5tu ydHesIeuit eri5eH mc5r
uHo bsfsr u%niereV bier eriHrern,
Die n 9rcfit-
rsr5Tsutliht en- Sbrstben bts diritas
Rsiisnetu q. SmIl Solub, il Del6en
teTicIbs EIttidCili, Bag oie mddiIgcn
~jellsHuduoe. UsIAs eie groBttH uHe be
e%eutcHbftsu GiamauisHgrubsH bet -kIHls
btTIep umi5!jtEsu, taTsii5 siustitlr,i
ieitH. IN Tolss eefsn Bareea be Gt.
ihiits IN bon SI1HtGHtenisletTu pobI
arg ia's Ste6eH gsIatbeH. .3undaif
r7tTot bas RaplsHo in Riiltiotnibaii
s,,oetn. une 'vrs5s mon issi iaer BON
,tusu5 Idsylt5tH AusiaU 5oE "a R,Qios
HeH Sfune SierItHs.
- 6~bevIes Sttwart. elmer
lcHey TeTibCr. Dti5e sas @eTt Sr.
y~IstHdiioEs's IN Central = siuta ieTis
istsH. uHs etr HeEcHiIi5 bic uiCT ots
Rp1Tas Eus sts 1aEgaHsita Secs ecos
sJaEbii6 ssHaH ssittuE7ie. III eiH CpieT
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sI5H.tHst SttquHs n ser BsTrsaI.
tang Sneisns a~nfssgtbtn. mn Ger stos
sraPtliau ioriauus IL sieHtH. CT
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seE q zzs5rcre Stzfoucn IN GsHireIs
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esT &utbs. Rad etz Stri6i eCs bt.s
sJi4ez SsEsJHs ssssz etn Eissrag4
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seT lE6Tli5s Bertrand BON PrarHiDsiH
II; uas Es# SisT 25X 9iisr pt5 Ropi
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,asG vsa S4sHfstTt5i6aftcH IN SaHst
scir5si Iz5, 600, aIis eins '5r ~ GtHs
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SHEze BiTs aRF $4,000 IL. BCTsHs
itIsst. Tc SazstI ~ gar, Hus gar
irci zas ma Fam ssbtr, ps aHs yaHa
es ;szr StIissi. cjEs SasHsBirfbi3ait siHs
ri4;EH.
Gin rttfists YHfti6iiI,
zzret taF,Iia sfzeisSf. merle esssHDirs
nc N Ct. 2tttJsbErs asbaEi; GrfRasr
ssFtIsez iI Grai aEUarlH. &t bic
Resasnsz ses g. 2eteysbaTssr -6sToIo-
EuH beTi4fiseEs zzif;5cIlf, III ReSitsin
setfeviis sT GTTHstr ses teIohaIeH
pats Ssgsns .RoiWa-. ukIatJ sul Der
eJsHserfte N Ct. RettrssHrs bsrseri6s
isf zfrs- Sreili4 sat kssioSifs aud fur
Gui AyraTia aai SeTidhsa &eTif enl
ssR Sts,rcz ~isHssiEIrtss Boisnfpifsm
RsEs0lFsrs ShaTtiCTs esbast.
Sa ben Il Bern psH Ras
isz stItataez Stsmieiersti R5a9fofG
~ BE sofibaFt, MT GseIiieiHeH rcd Be-
itsfs GfHfsnEns sss serfigen bSrakmim
RHtisrsOttestiIses ~ssftshIsu ssresH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-01-04
6arIisIc0 NwSihGHt.

- EhN~Hhh NN' > 50
TO tlrcUutc ro.gsUOs NUe'ha1t:
W,itel uuo htlc Uiourfon. GUI5.
4IouHt. V.Gt5urH. M:vHi. Uon llc.u
Hott, Norbtrt, lnurO, >louce. Ucu Ay.
%,auias, Rtutp. Rd6ou, pom ,i0IUl. U2cs
RnIcu, non Ohio. ,9ioo5t. pou Rem.
gori, uno NuntG.
WcltbcrpruiQuugcu RduoGti, Sou:su.
GH,s. noImdu. Gautod. IorUuobeuo.
nuttrus. solicit, VurHcs. k5tiu, 6Gn-
non, Ruau, 6GItjus. 3oyg uuo lIa'bs
burn.
Root. luter. 0Omrouo, 6uI6ertlou.
ponIcrd5. Nioultcu NJooobeco, Iorsbel
mgl. Noums. S,U5u, t,sto, ucu Uin.ur.
u. y. (oy'o., pom Cuio. WtN o,o
0raur. ucu ,(notdru. UNI Eojoub.
Nobltu: {urasy. uou 0ieorgJa, IA
RIO. vou U{tnou1t; Gouutrie. 6OoIs,
Bonnet. yclUru. Hutoit, Ro5er;ior.
pom Rcntudu Noams. non Nsru Yort:
Rdnueu. Ve;rtboue. WIIIer, pou Sem.
i%upGuien; N0!tntme. Qegburu, uou
Soma, uno part.
Raut. uno GelHrysitn: 8utucr, 81.
mcntrout, Vot;er, 0ust. NRtuer. pom
Itras, Gambler, ron @,iitns; 0aple
2mQltu, Nrumw, Noam5, ,Suiaois ;
4>cuotr'or, pom ,{o9G. uun .0ooper.
Wir,rueieu en-: 9.lno. SoUo. garon.
Nitous, puitp, yGVham. (uucu. Bel
ioro, ynttp. Sbuic, 0OsrbnJO uuo EIud.
Nauotl: RsQau. GIGrop, Gunner.
pcu ReutuGu, Dunn, ScpHour. Gag
COD, Wooouayo. RouIc. 3~artsodlt,
0'9tctI. pom Rsruipluduitr, Inuts. BON
lulroio 0aoswortb. Yong, S;epaJt.
Uou Etrmout. uuo Ectcr5-
Tl0ne uuo Odicu. IEiIls. Vldns
bnro. ,fone5. pom alabama; 6iibion.
3aufir. Breckenridge. Rmpbp. SuumsJ,
9ou'tmdu, GtncClor, pcU Saruots ,
9auut, Robtuion. ron Shio; 6bdcc.
Stout. 9IrIcioh.
9nrogulrtb'haft 9atb. pom r2iNouJi f;
ALTER. Slbyeu. NtuIams. Hcad. &Veu.
Wtuans. J9taer, patton. Guutu. NiIs
ion. pen ,lora. Wbiic. por p2tuHs otl ;
Ctt.trte. lNomer. SicpheH'or uuo Rap
moab. uoU Saiotd.
AcuRe1cs: Curtin. belmont. Ituitcy,
Gicncu;S. Scr. rcu RoJe SaJoItra q.
.. &iit, poH EuJtrItr; StSplrt. ron
Serds; ydmb. zen ,(Heiiua Rjse.
aa,ts. Sstaam. 0bsIps uno Gttt.
RspulcR eCr @Sleec: Gates. Pu5ds
nan. Ncnliuau. gu. SLAP. &ato.
0ampbtu. trcuu UoH BcnHigIUauisu
Bdunc, opener uut NitScmaS.
9unetsertduse: s,otliaaty, 9oune.
SibbIe. Rteis, 9op'ius. Ruisp. 3su's
pIt. @ort5tuatou. SratHaTe. 3oIioh.
Stau IL. 9ret,uus ure Piuiscu.
Standardization: Sa'iiep, SVct'
morton. Gabtu. Iseu,giou IT.. SERBIAN.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-01-04
Yermif6te 9a6rl6im

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-12


pearance Of the soot.and.rneuth cattle dis
ease in Maine AMI Kansas creates great alarm
among the cattle-men Of the west The Wy
oming Stock-Growers' association will take
immediate steps to quarantine the territory
and exterminate affected cattle, should the
disease appear. This territory's associa-
ton has legal authority, and indemnity
funds will be raised for the purpose. The
association has also dispatched the governors
Of adjoining states and territories, urging
the enforcement of quarantine regulations
against affected cattle and infected districts,
md the determination of The disease by the
destruction of the animals, should the disease
oreak out in their respective states or terri
tories. Governor Hale, of this territory, is in
hearty accard with the association, and will
lse his full legal authority to protect this
territory asaint the disease.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-12

The Chicago Ne,os sees cloud, now
no larger than mans hand which may
at no distant day overshadow the whole
northwestern sky. 1t makes the follow
ing allusion to the projected railroad from
Manitoba to Hudson's bay, by which a
stort ronte from the northwest to the
markets of the world will be opened:
1t may be assumed with safety that
such of the trade of the Canadian north
west as we now enjoy will be largely
lost to US on the completion of the
Canadian Pacific railway, and that
so far as the British provinces are
concerned the construction of line to
the great northern bay will only hasten
that inevitable result. But the Canadian
trade is by no means the only thing in
volved. What is true of Alberta, Atha-
baska, the Saskatchewan, Manitoba and
other divisions of Western Canada, is also
true of our own northwest, The opening
of o summer route to Europe via the bay,
even though it be practicable for only five
months of the year will, if present indica-
lions are TO be relied upon, result in r.uch
of the trade of very large section seek
ing that short and direct road to the
worlds markets.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-12
The s1cDeyitt-O'BoyIan Case.

CoLuIBUs, O., March l2-The case of
Rev. B. NJ. O'Boylan, charged with assault
with intent to kill, in being implicated in the
abduction Of Andy McDeyitt, at Corning,
two weeks ago, was resumed before Justice
Porter, at New Lexington There was in
tense interest in the cass and the courtroom
was crowded Andy McDevitt, the
prosecuting witness was placed on
the stand early in the morn
ing, and began the story of bis abduction,
but, as it had not been proven that O'Boylan
was with the abduct0rs the attorneys for the
defense objected to the testimony, and the
remainder OF the day up to late hour in the
evening was taken up by the attorneys in the
argument Of the point. 1t was considered
that the ruling of the court, which was
against the prosecution on this point, was a
pretty good indication in the case The
magistrate discharged O'Boylan,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-12
Slight Odds.
A Little Story with Large Moral,-One
Man who Knew his own Business.

mo, my dear" said the venerable keeper OF
country store TO timid little girl whose head
scarcely came up to the counter, mo, my dear,
haven't any red flannel, but we have some first
rate New Orleans molasses - Softly limiting that
she didn't think that would answer the purpose
quite as well, the Child went away in search of the
article she wanted.
Have you BEFSoN,S CAPCINE PLASTERS,'
asked gentleman of a certain druggist whose
name could be given were it desired. Il am trou-
bled just now with touch of my old friend, the
lumbago, and the Benson's Plaster seems to go
the spot almost as soon as it touches the skim
Not at present." replied the druggist. genially
but we have lots of plasters just as good, There
is Allcock's. the Cspsicum and others-won't one
Of them do just as wellf''
my dear sir,'' retorted the gentleman, with a
slight show of temper. II say nothing against
those articles, but am business man, and al
ways ask for precisely what want, and for moth
ing else. l may enlighten you, however, when /
say that sometme ago, for another disease,
which the Capcine has since cured me, tried all
those you mention. with no appreciate benefit.
Theyare inefficient, every one of them the mean
Cst VI thO vi sOIlc VI tlS'u utluS
this: that they make plasters with similar sound
ing names to deceive, the unwary into believing
theyarc the same thing. Experience taught me
the difference I'll go the next man in your line
Good day
Be on your guard against limitations. The gen
uine has the word CAPC1NE cut clearly in the
middle of the plaster. All others are impositions
! Seabnry b johnson. Chemists New York.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-12
RADICAL MEASURES
PRO EOsed for the determination of
the FOOt-and- Month Disease

KANSAS CITY, Kan, March 19.-TopeAa
advices states that Maj Sims returned from
the district infected by the foot-and-mouth
disease. The district, which is thirty-iive
miles in area, is now rigidly quarantined, and
every effort will be made to stamp out tie
disease.
DR.. Holcomb visited Chase county upon
the report that the disease had appeared
there, and, after careful examination, pro-
nounced the herd in question free from the
disease.
A public meetingwill be held jim Neosho
Falls, when systematic movement will be
at once inaugurated. 1t is proposed to buy
all the infected cattle and kill them and
burn their bodies. The railroads of the dis
trict have given assurance Of their co-opera-
ton in the work of preventing the spread of
the disease.
Reports from the northern, western and
southern parts of the state indicate that the
cattle and sheep are in good condition, hav-
ing passed unusually well through the winter
season.
CHEYENNE. Wv. T., March l2-The ap-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-12

The New York Eoening Post is not
more satirical than truthful in the follow.
ing paragraph respecting Southern Re
publicanism
The Louisiana Republicans, as they
are humorously called, held their conven-
ton yesterday and elected an uninstructed
delegation. 1t is carefully selected and
consists of surveyor, collector. a naval
officer, custom house clerk, post
master. sub-treasurer, a collector OF
internal revenue, deputy surveyor, q
district attorney, two custom house in,
spectOrs, deputy collector of internal
revenue, and an appraiser. There is also
member of congress. Kellogg, and s
state senator, and one delegate who is
not an Office holder When it gets &c
Chicago there will be few white Repub-
licans left IN Louisiana. The delegation
is strongly in favor of Arthur. but is
ready TO support any good man
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-12
The Food SuDnIy.

CHICAGO, March l2.-Chicago elevators, a
per official returns, contain IL, no, 900 bushels
of wheat, q 200, $50 bushels of corn, /, 605, OPS
bushels oats, l, 773. 9J2 bushels OF rye.
aud 249, 596 bushels of barley, making a
grand total of 22,GS7, 973 bushels, against
y, 495, 500 bushels a week ago, and 49,
110, All bushels at this period last year. The
amount of grain stored on vessels here is l41,
255 bushels Of wheat, S52, S63 bushels of corn
and 101 ,76J bushels of oats, Total stock OF
grain in store and afoat in Chicago, IS, TS3
$50 bushels, against % 54l ,6sS bushels week
ago.
New York and BROOKLYN warehouses are
stored with 1890, 692 bushels of wheat, 1,4Sl
ass bushels of corn, Z, 034, 800 bushels of oats,
IS, l5T bushels of rye and 269, 1S2 bushels Of
barley.
Visible supply of grain in the United Statea
and Canada on the Sth instant, as reported
by the secretary of the Chicago board Of
trade Wheat, 81 055, POI bushels; corn, Is,
500, G62 bushels; oats, 4,729, l59 bushels, rye
z 25S. Sl4 bushels: barley, Q, U34. lU9 bushels