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Ser GrGbrri9miidnnestaN.
9anse's Stpre, Np., benz. Smti, 1856
Gebaftipn bes 8plfsblatt!

2nnee's Stpre, Wp., benz. Sn,i, 1886.
6ebaftion bes Splfsblatt!
2esten Somstng, uls am alI9cmeinen
@rd6erI6 miidnn9stage, Dat Der 8otpen
9oiten SO. 81 q. 81. 81. iii 2inn. Oiase
So. au9 uiebcr feline 5eier 9e6olten.
Ser gountD Sorort bat li6 auf bieIen
Gag au6 in ipiirbiger @eile pprbereitet
unb bic alten Seteranen batten
ii9 icDr 5oblrei6 rin9eiunben nm Die
@rdber ibrer 9cfallenen Sameraocn 5u
I9miiden unb Den Gu9 na6 oltber9es
bro6tem Srau6e feiern 5u belfen. Die
Seltrebe iuurbe BON Srn. S. 5or9uelen
bon SefferIun Gitp III i6uuu9ouller
@eiSe sebalten unb es ipurbe an bielenl
Gage mnn6es alte Stiidlein aug Dem
&rteae iuieber erneuert. Die 0tuiifbanb
BON @eitpbalin bat 5ur 8crid6nerung
oes Cages bur6 lire ppr5ii9Iifen Sci:
itunsen weientlid bci9etru9en. llebei
5000 4erIOnen iuaren oniueienb unt
alles perlief in Der i6Dniten Srbuung
Serr 5or9ueien bat ii6 III Ieiner &eb'
als tii9tiaer &epublitaner ertuieien uub
ben banlalisen &ebelen ober ben iesi
gen 9emptraten etipas Sli rie6en seseben
Seoer Der 36eilnebmer fat Die l1ebet-
5eusuns nit na6 5auIe senommer
cine I66ne 3eit perlebt su baben.
S. 9.
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Gur baIb lebenoia.

GS siett oar Uirtc MIuuer unb Jrausn,
weIbe-brm ,3ultnnS sincn nrucn Namtn iu
9rber--nur bllb lsbenbis TnS. DaS lOa Be-
,eibnen, baB Iie Irltrn, penn iiberbaupt ie,
Ippetit babru, bae lie nerves. i&wadb, Inuneu.
bait une ppu unsGbliaeu tlsiufn S6mer;ea
sepIast iint. Gssenil5rr robuter, iibrrifrO-
member 9rstnsfrHft iIuc Fe bios 3werss.
SpIte perraeu pile9en atrn 3n mehtjinirsn
unp Ssri6Iingrn I'M 9dufe rrs Sabrrs cine
Mrn9e grsnriitcffs. bic aenuseub warsn, nm
cine Qpptbcfc eepGbnIidier 0rGBe auS3ulfdt-
ten. @rlbifrcrlfdnptisb YsrtitsIt bieS ben
2ped, fntt ibn su fIresrn, ndmIi& bic Birs
berbfrlfellung her tjruubbet unS Straft
gScnn lie III ser mic YsrIa9tnecu Nue(Ie Der
9cbrnsfraft. $ if.tte RS Mage tittsr-
m, barndtb iuGsn MOLTEN, ME gang nnbers
piirbe ibr 8rfnben lrin! Damn plrbe ibr
esIGpltbtsr S6rpsr neue &ulttsfeit, ibre as
ge;ebrtrn gSangen bic 0lutb esr 9tluubbeit
ptrber erlnu9cn. ibx sittrruber, null&ertr
Gang nitric fea unb eIaliiih, bGr Appetit,
jrurr md9tisIs aIsr Sau1rn, piirbe@rf6mad
;u Der tGsli6ru SeGiis, uIo tpIre (te NOD 10
grpb. aebcn unb crluidenber ;Shlaf paTbe
biz Wufdateu oeS Td1e5 frDueu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-04

Seerluder 9tof unb @eIte nur $3.50
beim Cheap gbarlep.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-04
&Olonie WaricnfelO.
e0lHtb Sit bnnMartinGpnntbS
an Scr 3erns unt Vaeific 'Hnilway.

NI w SbINe HHl pNtlVS JANilIpNp.
Ssrrlt6es 9sIunceS alimn, 9utC6 gaiTGr,
irttt Weire, S6ule unr STRIDE, frGiti9cr
iru@tbdrcr Irairic Srren. prrbutte hsr
SUlcnis fnh gDeiSeu, Safer @rrits, 6pegen.
gaistrrn, Scrsbum, aartr1eln, Gcmiiie,
SanmrUIls, 2ataf une Sblf. Giientabnlane
~ $4.OO bis 500 ern afcr, ouf 1Oidbriseu
Srtott, Staats- S6ulIaub iu $500 ben @der
auf SrsiBisidbrisCn arrpit, 5 prOSrnt SntereI-
len. Rur fir nirti6e 9lniieOicr. RaberG
Gustunft srtbeiIen &Cp. .. u. pctcrs
RaItsntslb, lrras, 5. =. 8pesIer. @in'
panetr.Assnt. 40 Main Str. dallas, Ieras,
sne Se. 9. Abrams, CANT, GpmmiIiipnsr
1. 4 y. &p.. Dallas. Ssras.
9rrbe@rcurFpnen na6 Narirnfelr
atrhs, unr ;urtd, ;u irbr ermG6i9trm 3nbr.
pEns, fabren am 10. September unb IL. Sf.
t'esr son Gbicagc uub ct. 2puis at. 9St.
gen Siftts f6reibr man an Scbn 9. Gnnis
90 ,Walbinstpn Ctr. .@bicasc, 8. u. 91nrnid
1Sl Zine Str., Cincinnati, 8, unb y. 6
SasSnltns, General paiisngsr @seat, Ct
S0ats, No.
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8O9entlt@er Martt5eri9t
6ctrCioe, Wcbl u. (. 10.

ObtbNtOkI SbhYt Us u We
SSeoen 5reitag corrigirt BON Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
g8eiSeu, 2. Guulitdt. ... 20
@eijen, 3. Qualitdt. ...... G5
Wci5en, 1. Gunlitdt. .... 60
S0rn, i'll &Oiben. ...... 35
@el6dlteS 9Urlt. ........... 40
Safer. 27
Nebl, per 6aB, 1. Qualitdt -. 90
Nebl, per SAB, 3 Gualitdt -. 4 80
&prnntebl, per 100 Sfuno. -. 80
&leie, per 100 Rfunb. ... As
S6ipltuff. per 100 Yfunc. ..... 20
Erpbnftc.
Gorri9irt BON
GEORGE KRAETTLY, @rnrer.
Die ange9ebenen 9reiie iuer6en BON ben
Sdnolern [ meiitens in SauI9e bejnblt.
Butter, per 8funb ..........10- 129
@ier, per 0useltb. b....... Z
Si6uer, per 9ubeuo. ....2 90 -3 90
@nten, per 9ubeno .....2 5O-3 81
@Gnie, per 9ubenb. ...3 5O-5 90
@etrodneteNepfel, ,perHfunb 24-3
@etrodneteBfirIidbe, per8ib. +5
SartpHeln, per 8uIbel. -. 800
Sfuiebeln, per 8uibei. -. 800
@eiBe 8obnen, per Suibel. 75-1 on
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-04
9te Grfabritnse,t bes a'resisers
OSater OSSilOS.

Der Wreefser 3. y. 9BiIhs, beEassnt aIs
$taetmii1pndr In G1etus2Dorf, unn Rruner
eeS oerftrrbeucn nuSas,etdbneteu aicbters
HSfIes Dom Ctrrasr;dtt I'm meaFd1niettS,
fdbreibt GoIseness:
,.7s Dfts54fis ST.. glewsg gcrf, 10 gRoi 1881,
gsins Serss Uriasnp miR.sr III. ia
tinem bodff bei9rOerIi&en iadenben NusI3Iae, bes
ionbers an ben 9einen, bic natbts 70 unertraaIt6
sssn sss sSra aS 70 sss bTSnntsH SSs 10 iG.. en-
elm bettietr 3atnrrb Mn6 fatarrhaIiider Suiten:
nisin Appetit mar f9Iebt, unb 10 mar gang obaes
bern Sdae uuh ants frilberer Griabruna an mir
tslbft bic roertbuollen gisenihaften uoR Ater'S
SariepariiIa taHnte. 70 fns, I'D on fte ber
Tait slei4 nad eer eriten Dolts Iyurbe mein appes
tit befer % slaea turSer Seit aub eas Sisber ilns
Sns Berg Ssr sa,t % pcricponSsn. @ Ssr basieibc SSS tt:
tel wuros idb pon bem &opfrpeb uub SuIten beFreit
neine 9efunobeit perbejIsrte it i'm eonsen, unb I'd
arssr IsS rsi6c sisis RcinItats % Ssr NnpsnSTns ns
Der SarfapdrtlIo 81, bic t6 nit pouftem 9ers
tranen als bic bette ArSnet fur oas SIut eupfebIs
td8li4 brei fIeine Dozen unb uerbrou&te I'm sGns
sen neniesr ais tpet 6laf9en. Sieie Ehdtio6en
t9siIe i Sbnen in Der Soffnlns nit, eas IRE DtEs
siBr GrsGbcner 5. .. biTSs."
pbiser San it nur elmer aus uieIsn, bic tets juuns
ierer aentriB oeIanseu, unS bic beweiien uie ucSs
trsffIid fidl Gper's SarfapdriIIa sur Seis
lung oIer arontbeiten eianet bic burd rnreinea
pber uerarmtes SIut unb ourd5 aHgemeine GnttrdFs
tiyns berporssrrfeu werben.
. NDer'S SariapariHa
reiuist, bere6ert iu,S fratist has SIat, rest ben
Slaeen itno bic 9ehdrme sur Sbdtieieit an, unh
iett bo6ur5 ben 45rper in ben Stanb, ben ans
erifeu aIIer ifrpphaISien 2ranfbeitrn, bsr Cant.
alsi6IGgs. brs Rbrumatismns, eatarrks. anb
nlIalmtiRsr Gdinabe unS al iener uebeI, bic aus
TdIetbtem Et6 perborbenem Bhlt unb ougemeiner
Gntfr6ftunR berporsebeu, 8iberitau6 su Ieihen
l,nS iie su iiberwiilseu.
Sueereitet upn
Or. 5. 6. abrr &c Co., Goiuel, MaH.
Sn aasn ApotbsTen Sa boben. 81; SIai5en
fir az
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-04

Sm 9tIsemeinen fiiblen Die Sepubli=
funer, baB bus sesentudrtise Elm i'll pOli=
tii9er SinIi6t iebr tui6tises Sabr iein
tuirb, unb baB bas &eIultat I'M 9tOpent-
Der groBen @inFuB ouf bic Srdlioenten
uabl III 1888 iiben tuiro. Ntaine tpiro
i'm September tudblen. unb ba oies Der
Seimatbsitaat Blaine's lit Der, tpie man
tuU6l annebmen mag, 1884 bur9 Setrii~
9ereien i'm Siioen Inn Die 8rdltbent>
i3aft betro9en tuurbe, tuiro auf Der
republifanii9eu Seite iueui9ftens elm
lebbafter &umpf sefiibrt tuerben, lin
Su 5ei9eu, ouB Der Staat III better Ser
faiiuH9 fir Die sluei Sabre fpdter font
mellbe @abGeampusne 1T. Die baupt=
id9li6iten 8epublitaner bes 2anoes
Deroen ii6 bort on benz biesidbrigen
8ablfampfe betbeilisen un6 mirb elm
oolles 8otum ertpnrtet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-04

bnB Der slrbeitcr frantbeitsbalber Die
9ienfte ili6t niebr leiiten fam. Sn
ulleu bieTen 5dllen mnB Der Samer ben
SObn fir geleiitete 0ienIte beSablen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-04

Jno. T. Creech & Co., of Cisco,
Texax, prominent druggists, say:
We have been selling Tongaline
during the past year. 1t has the en-
dorsement of our best physicians.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-04

Geit MitttuO9 iit GrdTben glepe=
larb fsin SunsseieIe mebr. Gr lieB fi6
on bieiem Gage nit SRI. 5rancis Sol
iom i'm @eiBen SauIe trouen.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-03-04
FARMER FULMEa's LOSS.

HrRounNBuRd, Pa, Feb. ga
the Moracian village Of Nazareth
across tho Blue Mountain from thi,
place, lives John Fulncr, a retire,
farmer. Last summer Fulmer. wb.
rarely read' newspapers, was ewin,
He'd out of 5000. Two weeks ao,
a wclI-dreSsed mid lie aged ma,
called nt fnlmcr's house and me-
goIla'ed for the purchase Of A farm
N another county. The price wa,
S2,OOO, aud the bargnin was CLOSED
win 'h"siranEer paying $500 l,wu
We promised 10 return in ten DAYS
and pa the balance. Before no re
appeared nnother stranger cam, aud
asked il FuImer wunli sell tho farm
as he dosired to establish nn indus,
try aud wanted the water power
fnlmer said he had sold 1t week
before. The stranger was dreadful.
~ put out. He said he would have
given $4,000 for the land rather
than have another procure it He
urScd FGlmer TO endeavor to break
'he sale, aud to snch success tba,
when he left Fulmor promised to
Try to got back his laud Three
days later stranger NJ. appeared
TO close the bargain Fulmer said
he desired to withdraw. bnt gave no
reason. The stranger insisted tina.
no shonld hold to his terms. Fnl-
mcr SAID he had been offered more,
md would return the purchase
money, and give $500 beside if The
ae could be set aside. IT,,
stranger declined to accept tie
proposition. Fulmor rose il
his bid until $4,000 was reach d.
Tho stranger accepted the offer.
took Tue money, and lett. Fulmel
then started out TO fud No. =, I'M
he, too, had disappeared.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-03-04
TRoXELvTLLE

Since my first communication
found it's way into your excellent pa
per, thought | would give few
more items.
The people Of Troxelville are
keeping in doors pretty generally,
This morning we are having Il regu-
lar western blizzard. Cold enough
TO make Quo stay in doors.
The sale OF last Saturday came oif
all right. Every thing passed of
smoothly and pleasantly.
"All quito aloug the line, and the
collured troops fought noOly. y
large number Of people wese in at
;endence, most of whom we're sadly
disappointed in consequence Of the
uon-appeareoce Of The flying cir
cus.' The Band played all tho sane,
filling thef fu.t of the bill. lhs
following nrte explains itself.
FsEEBunG, Feb. q, sc.
!. GeIttle'po".--p eSruse Tue
FSIrg Circus Co. We bnd intend
to be pr"ssn., filed boiler made
rendy to fire mp at mIdaight, bnt
when the fireman came 10 the engine,
the water III the boiler WAS frozen
solid, the valves bursied and every
thing out "f keller. We no doubt.
would have had jolly old fashioned
time coming money FOR the
above unexpected intervention please
excuse. G. H..
General Agent Of the "Flyiug
Circus Co.
}. G.. Moyor bought DR.. A ii
Smiths house in Adamsburg, at
present occ pied by the Kew " NJ
Lands, Reformed minister Of the
Adamsburs charge. The squire is II
gentleman in the flll sense Of the
term. He is good ueighbor,
friend in need, kind to fault. His
wife is au esteeuable christian lady.
a 6iud and an accommodating
neighbor, whom the people OF Trox-
elville and the Church and Sunday
School will sadly miss. Her place
in The Sunday School will be diff
cult to fill. Her class will mourn
their loss. Their two fine aud
amiahle little daughters will also be
very much missed,
1t is fondly hoped that Mr.. Moy-
er may reconsider his intention TO
move next April and stay with us. at
least, another year, Bnt if Le can
not he prevailed on to stay, wa wish
him and family all the happiue ess
and good luck that this world can
give, and everlasting flicity in the
next 1t is mail time. l must close
this communication. AIDA.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-03-04
M,re Of Sam Jones Proverbs,

Dignity is the starch ofthe sboud
The moro dignity a fellow has the
nearer dead be is.
The graudest epitaph l ever saw
ou wife's tombstone was "She
made life pleasant"
The road to hell is the road tc
heaven. The only difference is il
The way You are going.
can't brlbe Gods grand Jury
nor defy the Court that tries me OF
The last day.
would rather be 10 heaven
learning my A B Ca than in he'll
reading Greek.
l'belisvs liquor Is good thing ia
ha,;ssa ss ialssjsss jIs Vi. ia'ass s.!' 7
!. ,Uded into tuy So
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-03-04
BOHEMIAN OATS"

Farmers in several pslts Of the
cjnn,ry irquile as to the so-call,d
'Soh9,nian Oits,' aud about the
Go eugascd in selling them. The
oh 'Skiuless oat. WAS some yoars
ago sold under tho name OF "Bo-
Leinian, aud We are Informed that
the gain now sall is similtr The
Siinless oat il n very old variety.
that is vaIned in E1rope. bnt has
not met with market success in this
county The present interest H.
thoso Bohemian oats, is not so much
in their intrinsic value asa farm
crop as in the manner 10 which The,
are sold. The agents ho 60 ab0uD
the country selling these oats at ter
dollars n bushel, induce farmers g.
purchase by a promise to cell foI
them, from their Ohe farmor's) crop.
twice as many bushels as they pnr-
chased. at the Same plico-,en dol.
lars The farmer is induced to buy
ten bushels of oats, for one hun
dIed dollars, by the hope Of selling
twenty bushels for two hnndre dol
lars, aud he thiuks that this is guar
nntcc1 10 him Ivy "boud,' given
him by the seller.
In spite OF its abundance Of green
and red inks, its very broad seal
! Qutondoh to look like gold. but j.
only Dntch mctpO. aud tho bold
signature o. a secrt tary, this bond,
so>called, has no more binding effect
than a msre memorandum. There
are no considerations, no forfeiture
or penalty, aud no witnesses The
so>callod bond is signed by G. II
lirassiugcr, Secretary, but wholc
wns ho when he signed III The "Co
calls itself tho 'CraWfJrd, Henry
anl Williams Comfy Seed Co., Il
good deal Of name" but it appears
to be without local babita,ion.
We arc Informed that said "Co.' was
"iucorporalcd under the LAWS ot
Ohio, but where is it's place Of bus
iless Is it in Crawford Comfy, il
Henry County ? or in William,
County or does it spread it's i
broadcast, over three Counties al
prce ? II 50, in what state !
II, rs has been stated. these oats
sold ns "Bohemian,' arc really til,
"Skinloss," then they are no novelty
nor arc they worth more than ordi-
uaiy seed oats. If the farmer solel,
wishes to improve his farming b,
sowing the best varieties, he can Il
e,tor than to SOW SLincss oats. n,
matter what they are called. If h,
would speculate or gamble in Bo'
hemian oats, thinking that he has
safe thing in the way of guaranty
let BIN look sharp, for " 'Tis not j,
the bond
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-03-04

Tucro'a an irrepressi1Ie conf ci
impending between the Senate aud
the President. The latter has re-
fused to recognize tho formers de
mand for tho papers" in cases OF
tue removal Of incumbent officials
and the Senate is considerably woik
ed mp in consequence. SlLce the
Introduction Of u report in the prem
ises from the Judiciary committee
nil L9u Is seem to be taking rest
Nnhoi "l'-Senator Pugh, Of Ala
port winch he promises to hav,
completed next Monday If his
rrr'iso is realized the subject mat
ter # the dispute viii prove the oc.
chslon for "A debate as bitter as il
must be proliX, daring which III,
D. 4lt'In If the contcSting partie,
Il be Thoroughly dtiiuod brfor,
The country aud give birth to ani,
upNiiins that had perhaps better re-
main buried Ether the President
I' right in the position he assumes
or he Ia wrong. If he is wrong
iuero should be somo remedy to
compel the acknowledgment OF his
auty to the Senate. If the Senate
Is III error a prolonged and acri-
monions debate caunot rectify that
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-03-04

in hell
The sweetest rest a man ever bad
ia the rest he fuds iu activity.
Many n fellow is praying for rain
With bis tub bottom eide mp.
Red liquor and Christianity won't
stay in the same hide.
Custom is the law OF fools, and it
is runuing this country.
The matter Of church doctrine il
an accident
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-03-04
TIE PRESIDENTS POWER OF
REMOVAL.

fan officer is removed from bis
post, at the pleasure OF the appoint
ing power anl for purely party rea-
sons, il yon please, the removal
casts DO d!scredIt upon his charac-
ter.
II the rule is laid down, however.
that no removal is to be mado cx
cept for cause, it becomes a distinc,
imputaOon AGAINST man to remove
him from Office
Where this rule is adopted, thoro.
fore, justice demands that the fac.s
which lead to the removal should be
made known, not aply to the otiicel
effected, but to the people, in ordel
that they may jnlgs whether the
accusation has been established or
not
Either The power to remove per
sons from Office should be exercised
10 such manner as to make remov
al possible without rcproach to the
removed officer, or tho reasons fol
turning him out should be stated in
every instance as a matter 0! public
record.
To say to the world, II have re-
moved this man from Office for caus
that is. because he has proved un
fit and unfaitbiul as public ser
want, aud at the same time to say,
shut | will not lot tue people OF
their representatives, know what
misconduct is alleged against him" :"
is to assume the despot.c power to
destroy character without question.
30, II IL excellent
TO have a giants strength but 1t Is
tyrAunous
Touse II IKE a giant !"
- ,.<~ssss<s.xs. sAss:as s;, Ia
-
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-03-04

Within rhdius Of one hundred
miles Of Dodge City, Kan, one huns
dred thousand bead Of cattle have
been frozen to death, ani that one
lnndied human beings are known
to have persisted, and more than one
hundred have been missing during
tho recent storm
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-03-04

Eveu the people at the head of
Pensiou Bureau arc unable to mr.
ders;and how, after the lapse of sew.
cniy years. tLcro eau still be IL
PIP women. widows OF soldiers OF
the war Of 1912, on The pen ,iou
rolls Perhaps it wonld be as diff
cult for these same pen sionors t.
explain ,.eir anomalous position as
for the pension bnrcan itself.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-03-04
Bucklen S Arnica Saliva.

The Best Salvo in the world for
Cnis, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter. Chap
ped Hands. Cbilblains Corns, and
al Skin Ernptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect salIs-
fac'ian, or money refunded. Price
20 cents per box.
q NJ. ShiDdel
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-03-04

H. Il - ~ ~ ~
IRON
B/TZERS
WILL CURE !
HEADACHE
INDIGESTION
BlLlOUSNESS
DYSPEpSIA
NERVOUS pROSTRATION
MALARIA
CHlLLS AND FEVERS
TIRED FEELING
GENERAL DEBILITY
PAIN IN THE BACK & SIDES
IMPURE BLOOD
CONSTIPATION
FEMALE lNFlRMITlES
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA
KIDNEY AND LIVER
TROUBLES
FOR SAFE BY hLL DRUGGISTS
The Genuine has Trad, Mark and crossed Red
Lines ON wrapper.
ini.F NO OTHER.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-03-04
~E<<ir1<zI<~Sr>,rrex.H1sEa

Tho eX'invaE,nt talk of few pa
pcrs that Congress should give
wives If distinguished generals Il
pension Of 5000 annually il litllc
too generous. The proposition now
pending in Congress TO make il
81 coo il tho Same as that given to-
the widow of General Thomas aud
Admiral Fnrragut. We know OF
lots Of dependent soldiers widows
who get bat 500 year.
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Soldiers who eulstcd after July
%, 1861, arc not entitled to Slu0
government bounty. Claim agents
who represent differently are sw:B,
dleis.
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Subscription $3.50 Per Year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING {.
Thursday, March 4, 1856.

The Pension Department emplo. 8
about 1890 clerks at Washington
and costs about ono million and n
half TO keep it mp.
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The Conscience Fund at Wash
ington. ID. @, was started 10 1927,
aud now amounts TO s220,7472o,
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Notice 10 Bridge Bui lGlS.

Sealed nropNsals will h, received by the un-
dvrsignoi Comm s.iuac,s Of Snyder count, Pa
az tha h use Of ii. =. Relver, in Krat4ery.llo
Snydor CO.. uu
Tuesday. March, 8 sc
between the hours Ot 10 A. NJ and ~ noon Of
,1td day for the cction "i TWO NEW RRiDG-
~ over icnn's Creek, one at ur u ar X atzer.
We, uui the other near SchuCh's }Iili DEAFt =
and SPECIFICATIONS way he seen in tho
% me-. once, In Mid lrburSh IN aud
after March ~. Bds tor a specified sum mus
be made tor the whole WORK 9 .nI,Irtn.
The Comm toners reserve tho right TO reject
all bids not sati'iac,ory.
JOHN MOH>,
lSA AC ERDLEY,
JAS. ". HOTSER.
. Commissioners.
Commissioners Office, Midllcburgh, Feb. 10, 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-14

DR.. Frank II. Hamilton, one of the ply.
sicians who attended President Garfield in
his last illness. died in New York Wednes-
day. He was born in Vermont in 1918
and was graduated in medicine at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania in 1888. He then
settled in Auburn, N. Y, but in 1862 re-
moved to New York. During the war he
was medical inspector in the army. DR.
Hamilton was distinguished for his great
knowledge of surgery, and he has not only
written many books on surgery. but also
invented number of valuable surgical
Instruments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-14
MIR. BOdWelrs Letter.

The Letter of Acceptance of Mr.. Bod
well, published in the columns of the
Journal this morning. will be read with
great interest and profound satisfaction by
the people of this State. 1t is a plain,
frank candid statement of his opinions in
regard to the issues involved in the COM
ing election. The labor question is the
first subject discussed. ln regard to this
nothing can be added. Every point is
taken up, and the position of Mr.. Bodwell
on each and all is fully stated. The bear
ing of the tariff upon the labor question is
shown IN few sentences.
Mr. Bodwell repeats his sentiments in
regard to pensions, which have already
been published in a letter to Mr.. Millikeu
upon that topic.
In regard to prohibition Mr.. Bodwell is
very outspoken. and discusses the question
at some length. and without shadow of
equivooation or evasion. All sincere
friends of temperance will approve his
utlerances on this matter.
In closing he calls attention to the in.
dustrial and financial prosperity of the
State, and the influence of the tariff upon
the welfare of our people. His very
closing sentences are worthy to be read
and preserved in permanent shape by
every person In the State. for the noble
sentiments which they contain.
Let no one tail to read and consider Mr.
Bodwell's letter of acceptance. 1t mus
be read to be appreciated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-14

Isn't that strange performance-that
of Secretary Bayard in demanding of the
State of chihuahua the release OF Cute
tingp In the event that the State, which
is one of the States of the Republic of
Mexico as Massachusetts is one of the
United States. refuses to give up Cutting,
will Mr.. Bsyard declare war against that
Statep And what right has our govern
ment to make such a demande