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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

E3. Del. Jm 0enat Hbefrei9te
qoitos ben uereinfen 8rotef Der taufs
m6nniihen Bereine in Rew Orleans ges
gen ben 8ertrag nit Spanien. = Bet
bennirdete, bui@ gefhIuB Der 5uei 9dus
fer IN bslfimmen, baB gongreBresen 10 iut
,,Hseorb" absebrudt re,osn fouen, wie
he qehaIten wurben ; nur Nenoerun9en i'm
Sfil foaen geffdttet lein, fieie mihen
absr bianen o@t Easen uOrsenOmmen
wsrbsn. wibrieenfaus bic ReOe Otm ftes
noeropbil4rn 8eri9t eeudB atjubruGen
1T. Der antrd9 mur6e uerwiefen--Der
gefern pom guOsetausi9uB einberi&teie
Tlottenetnt muroe an9enommen. De-
Nusl6uB fur bic BnnoesIdnoereien be-
ridtete an1fatt Der ibm ii6erwieienen
@elesuorlaee fur bic @!rfaqs@ rtIdruns
Der 2anbi9entun9 ber 0ewsO orleans,
Baton Rouge & 8ifsburs:B abu cine
neue elm, ueI9e auf bic Resiitranbe Ses
fest wurbe .-Sn sebeimer Sisung wurbe
benz 9ertagun9sbei3IuB bes 9aufes nit
Der MoBgobe 3u9eitImmt, baB bic 6erien
am "a. Beginner iouen.
"a. Oe1. SIM Ab9eorbneteu>
baufe warsn etpa finf3is WRit9Iieber
anueieno, als Ger Sprs6er Carlisle bic
Sisung erSfnete. Auf Nntrag uon
Ranbau trat bas 5aus benz 8ori9luse
bes Senats Bel, ben Gong eB pom beute
bis gum 5. Sanuar All pertagen. Der
Spre6er fiubi9te bic foIsenben Quss
T6uBernennuneen an: Smttb aus Soma
aum Mitelie6 tes @ablausf6uhes,
Sonneup gum PitsIieb besausf9ufes fir
WiIitdrs Qu gelssenbeiten, Campbell aus
Ohio gum Mtit9Iieb oes Nusi9ufes fir
8unbesIdubsrsieu, 9ia gum Witslieb
bes Ausidufes fur bic Gerritorten,
O'5arreu gum Rit9lieb bes Qusi9ufss
fir gr3iebung un6 Nrbeit, Carlton gum
Witalieb te5 Ausi9uIes fir 8euifon
Ter @eIese, Wauace gum Wit9Iieo bes
Nusi9uies fir bic Nussaben bes
Sinan3miniitsriums, Bratton gum Wits
eIieb bes Nusi6uiIes fur Druid, Wauace
gum MiteIiso bes ausi9unes fir 8eus
%iionen, @neIilb gum Wit9Gteb bes auss
i9ufes fir ben 0anbel nit seini9en
@etrdnten. 9ierauf 8ertasuns bis gum
8. Sanuar.
Der Senatt rat III eebeimer Sisun9
3uiammen, mad beren S6luR Der 0ors
fsenbe mittbeiIte, bag er ben 8ertaz
sunssbei6tuB unteryeidnet babe. 6ies
raul erfOlSte 8ertosuns bis gum 5. Sas
nuar.
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ynIdnotfhe Uohrtd1ten

q Cine S6uuebrerin in benz Stdets
den MarbIetopn i'm Staate Hep 0ort
woute ii6 Dor einieen Gngen 6i6nerau.
gen uertrei6en uno Ieete cine Quantitdt
bss unter Der gs3ei9nurg Rough on
Rats" betannten Ratten9iftes aur ben
%unbequemeu unb i9mer3baften 9Iusz
uu5s auf ibrem Sube. 0as Gift bate
iebo9 ni9t bic seuiinf6te @irtung, ions
bern bur6 beiIen unuerniinfti9e Quuens
buns wuroe bas 9un;e 60rperipitem Der
9ebrertn per9iftet, unb man befIr6tet,
bag ibr 9eben ni3t gu retten iein iDirb.
q @oIbiuder finb an benz Rorbifranbe
bes SECS BEL Duluth re9e an Der arbeit.
ueber 1000 Nder iinb binnen pier Moz
uaten ron @oIoiu6ern bort gum iibliGen
Preiie pom $1.25 pro older Der 8unbess
regierun9 ab9etauft uOrben, uub cine
Nfen9e Utinen: @ompa9nien baben 6ereits
Rorperi6aftsye9te erporben, ober inb
barum eiugefommeu. IS louen in iener
Idn9it fdon ais metaursi9 ~betannten @es
9eno bereits ~pertbuOqe @oIbfunbe ee.
ma6t worben iein, fouie ni5t min6er
uieI ueripredenbe 6unbe an Silber.
Z SIM Staate Mi9ison iinb in BEN
Iesten ie6s Dtonaten Iaut amtIi6sn Bee
ri9ten ni9t wenissr ais 3O7 6dqe BON
8ersiftun9 unb grtrantuns bur9 &die
Uo%rgetommen. Sin @e9ieIbIott ertbeilt
oaber foIsenben Ratb: Sebe 9ausfrau
ipute f6 unb bas MttteI Id6t iid
aud fur MiId, bic SdusIinssn sesebsn
wirb, gsbrnuden - in elmer Npotbefe
elm Stiid 2admus. 8npisr perfdoffen;
UNI 5 Gents erbdIt man 8orraib FIR bas
gan;e sSabr. @irb bieles Bapier, wenn
man IS in 8eribruns NIT benz Sdie
brinet, blau. 10 1T er obne @efabr ses
uieBbar; r6tbet IS it9 aber, 10 mug Der
Rdie aIs i6dbIi9 peruorfen werbeu,
benn er entbdIt bann u~nsebeure Wenoen
oes Bacillus subtilis, bic, in Ban
menidIi9en 8Orper einsefibrt, bieien
,erit6ren.
z SbsIei9 i'm @aitle @arbeu tsine
6eiraibsseiu9e msbr bsriGf6tist wer.
ben, Iuufsn bort nod immer ioIde
S6riitia6eu Elm, barunter redt fonber>
bare. Gina Stonebof Don Garrouton
i'm @ountp Sasinap in Ri6isan /. g.
i&reibt: sic babe f9pn oft s~elsIen, bas
6etratbsIuftise Wdbdeu burd bic 8eb6rs
ben pom @affIe @arbeu @5esattsn err
Ianst bdtten unb 9Iidli9 eeruoroen feien.
gs feien ibrer brei S9wefteru in Der Sas
Mile, groB unb f@lant sswa9len nnb
Don bibidem 4euBern. AIs cine Der
Sdweifern unb i'm 4uftrase Der anbes
TN winf9e fie, baB iebe pom cattle
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02
9lrbeit uno @afhtnerte.

Soeben tompilirte StatiItiten -
i9reibt bas vSalt. Sournal" - sebsu
uns duBerit widtise Nufi6lIfe iiber
Nrbeit unb Rai9inetie in ben 8ereiniss
ten Staaten. Die @eIammtproouttion
Der ameritaniI6en Wuuufocturen i'm s.
1850 wurbe auf Sl,O19,O Oo, 900 gez
fddst. 1860 ltie9 bic Brobuttion auf
81, SIS, OOO, 900, 1870 auf 4,232,s
OOO, OO6, un6 in 1880 betrug tie So
369, OOO, 900. Dieter sspoltise 3ue
po9s lit ni6t aasin auf be 8trmebruns
Der 8eu0lteruug, ionbern aud auf bic
8eruieIfdltisung Der Dtai9ine1ien 3uriid.
3ufibren. SIN Sabre 1850 waren in
ben Manufacturer 957 900 Nrbeiter be-
i6dfttst, 1860 l ,31I, 900, 1902 ,O63,>
900 nnb 1880 $1,000, 600. Der Gu.
wads nor iomit pon 1850 bis 1860 81
9rp,ent, pom 1860 bis 1870 so Bro,ent
unb pom 1870 bis 1880 ungefdbr 81
Yro4ent. 1870 purbeu Oampfz unb
Wahsrmni9inen pon 2,346, ZAP Bferbe.
frGften benust. 1880 3,4lO,8 37 8fer.
bettdfte, aIio beinabe so Yrojent mehr.
Sn uielen Iet3teren 5abritations3ueisen,
wIe Der Sbubma9eret, Der S5netoerei
u. !. D. erleidtsrt bic Nal9inerie abeT
nidt aueiu bic Gbatisteit zines eiuseInen
Nrbeiters, foubern psrboppsIt, ia usrz
breifadt bas 8robutt. Au9 iteigt in
ben Ser. Staaten bic Naniie Der p,obut>
tiUen Burger uisI i3neusr, ais in irsenb
eiuem anberen 2an6e. Bis ouf 0eniae
finb 10 SiemIid ale G~tnmanberer unb
@inwObner bieisr Stantsn @rbeiter.
9isr3u bemertt bic 81. 2. 8.:3tg.":
Ous rS. S." uerIunst nun, bog Der
@ou9reB einen psiteren Wortt fir I'M.
iere Yrobutte i9affe. Sang i55n.
Nber mare es benin ni6t better, baB man
anbere 3uftdnbe i9nffte, wel9e IS err
m0s!i3ten. bag has 8oIt feline eiseneu
Brooutte. bic aIio e~in9eltanbener WtaBen
ueberfuB uorbanoen iinb, feIblt cons
Ous i9eiut uns bod has 8erz
niiuftisite. DEN Nes biersu aet9t Der
So3iaIlsmus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02
sebr baufs bort man sefAwersem.

SeVG UuWWD VUtt Wou 0SIWtVStVG"1
baB tur3 bic 9olt beiorete 9adete ni9t
ibre Abre6e errei9en. Our gitidruns
unb unterwetiuns tirften iid fplJenbe
8erbotss8 orf9rifteu bes Yoitgeieses pom
Nuten ermeiisn: gritsns bfrfen feline
Qadete, wel9e soIbene ober flberne 9e@
senftdnbe, 9artselb, SuueIen unb @bels
feline entbaIten, bur9 bic 8oif b~ef6rbsrt
werben; Sueitens tetu Qafet, welaes
3oupfi9ti9e QrtiteI entbdIt; Orittens
feline Artltel - ab9eieben Don Sriefen-
bic ni9t minbeitens tbeiIueife i'm 8oraus
be3abIt obsr ni9t ben gebinsunsen entz
ipre5en, weI9e CUR 9eui5,uns rebu3irs
ter 5ra9traten e~rforoerlid finb Siertens
teine foIde Artitsl, bic @orreipoubeusen
beidmuSen ober bsi9dniSeu wirben !;
%SSinttens feline Bafete pom Wnarenmuz
tern, bic einen Nfarftusrtb baben ober
l9werer wieeen, aIs $50 @rnu (s3 I'm
,en) ober GROCER, oIs 20 Gent meter Is
3ou) in Der Qdnse, 10 9entinteter a
3o0) in Der Breite urb 3 9entimeter Is
3ou) in Der Qids iino; Seditsns tein
Yodst nit @si9dftspopier uno Orudz
laden aQer Dirt, bereu 9eutdt 2 Rtlos
gramm a BIB. 6 11user) iberf5rsitet.
= Gs bleibt je6o9 Der 9tesieruns ie6es
8oituerbanbs Staates bas &e9t uolbsbaI:
ten, QrtiteI, fir weI6e ~aerin9eres Borto
se3abIt pirb, niat bur3 ibr 9sbiet ses
ben gu lafen, hessIsiden ibre abliefes
ruus gu uerueisern, wenn bieielben ni6t
i'm @intlans NIT ben @efesen, 8erorbz
nun9en ober gei6Iuheu itebeu, peI5e
bic Ber6fentIi6uns ober Serbreitun9
FOLDER Qrtitel in benz betreffenben Staate
reseIn; bas 9Iei9e gilt BON @orreipons
ben3en ieber art, weI9e aufI3rifteu
trasen, bic bur9 bic seiesIi9en @rIafe
o6er 8eitimmunsen, weI3e in ieuem
Staate gu 8raft beitehen, perboten limb.
Aues, mas bieien 8erorbnunsen 3upiber
Iduft, wirb BEL uns a~neebaIten unb mad
Der yDead-letter"z Office in Waibing.
ton, .. e., 9ei5idt wenn tbunli6, err
bolt IS Der Nbienber 3urid. - Sn sewii.
fen 6duen bat man iibri9ens %beionbere
Nbma9un9en NIT man9en Stationen 9es
t%roifen, wona9 bic unter v6iinftens"
anseii6rten @epi3i. uno MnBe srb0bt
wurben; iol9e gertrdse bethlehem J. g.
NIT Der ar9entiriiden Republit, 9roBs
Britannica, 8elgien unb Der S9peiB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

aeisbLoa Die sIsiber bes gsrs
itnrbenen unb fem S9mut werben nee
Ben i'm auf has Grab sele9t. Mdbrenb
Der GET, baB bic 2eiGe an ben gfabt ges
bunben ia. tommen 6reunbe nnb Bes
fannie bes 8erfforbenen, UNI @ei6ente
gu btinssn, bic aus 3eus uno auerIet
Waaren bethlehem. Die @rdber lieeen
mitten i'm Torfe unb werben bur3 bic
Beuobner iOrsfiItis bewadt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

fbuAa win, All bas BtbIitum Bat i79els
It@ baH &edt, ~ ~utrIauseu. bas Mrs
beitseber tire Mrbeiter ni9t wie Waf6is
nen bebanbeIn, fonberH linen wfnisffene
70 DieI 3abIen, bag fe unb bic Sbriseh
nidt IA barben brcn@en. 2eute. bie FIR
elm foIGes ShnbsfseIh arbeiteu, mie
biefe S9lefer, Tnh auf bic 5HeniIide
R~iIbfbHtisteit an9ewiefen, unb es 1T
entiesIi5, f1 uor3uffeIen, baB Elm lanz
ger Gag unausseietfer arbett etnern
Menf@en ni9t fouieI einbrtngt, saB er
bapon AZ Ieben ueruIaa."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

b1Ib uar las 8Qp5e 0ebdnDk
uen ee6las. Sc iR bisbtr ned MD
m5aIfk eenelen, ben Berbleib idmints
Iiher &tnber ~ ermitIeIn, ba uieIe IN
Observation-Disclosures baben.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-02-13

One single dose Of Bailey, saline
Aperient viii cure IL nine times mtou
cases. 1t is the mildc.t. beet and
cheapest substitute Tor pills in tlc
world. II cure, constipation. bi.iou4.
ness, sick headache, hcart-buru. acid
stomach; relieves Indigestion, IT,
frcshcs and inyigOratez tur wee. a.I
feeble, cheers thf depressed. a,t-
gently upon the liver and kidney,
alleys symptoms Of fever. promot,-
beautiful SEPARATION, regulate, t.e
flow of the bile, mitigate the u4ly.
of rheumatism. cieanses the stomach
and keeps the brain cool and cirar.
When you need purgatiye Try F..
Large bottles 30 cents. Il +. 81 pie1--
ant as n glass OF soda water. sold
everywhere.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-02-13

The lunch sent from the wedding
supper 20 the ENAWNEE office Ia.t
uigAtwu- feast dt tor thc gods, bat
lEe first One who touched il was the
'iryiI,' and his impness thought the
lunch was the greatest spread he had
seen for many day. Tho whole
night force return many, many thanks
TO Mr aud Mrs j. +. Moore for their
KIND remembrance OF them Will.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-19

DIR. SANDS reached Mount McGregor, yes
terday morning, and remained with General
Grant all day, returning to New York at half
past o'clock in the evening. The Docto,
found the General in a greatly weakened
state but both he and DR.. Douglas
unite in the statement that no immedi-
ate danger of death is apprehended. II
is the physicians belief, as it is the Generals,
that he will die of debilitation of gradual ex-
tinction of the vital forces. On Wednesday
the heroic patient seems to have been made
aware of his real condition, and to have '1ost
his grip" under the realization of his extreme
weakness
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-19

THE decision of the Indiana Supreme Court,
rendered yesterday, affirming the constitution
atty Of the school law marks as distinctly as
anything else the advancement made in whole
some and sensible opinion. Older citizens re-
member the disastrous effects Of the adverse
opinion rendered on this point, in 1854, when
Judge Perkins, in behalf of the court, pro-
nouEced against the constitutionalitY Of law
the verisimilitude of the one subsequently
passed and now sanctioned by the last court
of appeal The immediate effect of the Per-
kins opinion was to close all the graded
schools in the State. Systematic education
was paralyzed, and the excellent plan of graded
schools had to be abandoned for want Of sup
port. After witnessing the evil effects of this
decision the present law was passed, and it was
allowed to stand, by tacit consent, until
the attack was made that brought forth yes
terday's opinion. Friends of advanced educa-
ton, such as has been so admirably provided
through the graded schools Of the various
municipalities, may we'll rejoice over the re-
suit of this case. The Supreme Court has
rendered incalculable aid to the graded schools,
and through them to the children. The de-
cison is in line with the march Of events, and
is creditable to the Democratic court Of to day
although the opinion was delivered by the
Republican justice-as opposed to the destruc-
tive opinion rendered by the Democratic
court of thirty years ago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-19

POKER-PLAYING seems to be the favorite
diversion, if not occupation, of many of the
best citizens of Charleston, w. Va. The grand
jury recently indicted quite number of that
class for betting on poker, and the foreman of
the jury has been notified to leave the county
or be mobbed. The grand jury is evidently
working the right clew, and should be sup
ported by such few good citizens as do not
revel in draw-poker. It would be scandal
and shame to allow these gentlemen" to in
terfere with the processes of the law. They
would not have been proceeded against but
unheld