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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-27

6err g. s. bebt in einem S9ub6Ou
mo T~rei6anoel betreffenoen Irtitel i'm
,,SgoOlia Sournal" eini9e Momente
Gcrour, Die me5rere 6aupt-n Ir8umente"
Der 6reibdnbler in ba5 rebte 2i6t iesen.
Gr4ldrcibt: y9aB Die 4~rbeitslObne in
Nmsrifa p;el b6Ger, ats Die in 9euti6s
lano uno 5rnntreib linb, miro Suse9ez
ben, aber ieoesmal nit Der 9emertun9
baB Der 2trbeiter in 0euti6lano uno
Gn9lauo aIb biQigcr leben Tonne.
3aB bie3 Bel ben 6iiripre6ern oes
T~rtiGanoets auf %llntenntniB Der Ser
bdlniIie terubt, wiinl6c I6 tlr5 au be-
mciicn our1 Die 6ra9e: 8as iino Die
wirtll1cn 2e5ens6eOiirfnilie elmer
Gomilic? u @obnun9.-Gin 9roBer
llntcridieo bcItc6t oa nidt 5tuilden bier
mp europa, nuBer in 9rOBen Staoten.
y @irflide tdglidc Seblrfniiie oes
9ebcns, ruis 5tcii6, Butter, @icr, Mebl,
Go(onianuaurcu, uuo 9artoffeln unb
6euer5cug iino iammtlid 25 SrOjent
biliqcr i'll Nmerifa, mic III europa. 3
9leioung unh Sdube.-0uB oieIe crit
in Die brittle JteiBe Der 9ebcnsbeoIrtz
Mile Qch6ren uNo aId in Ereile nld)i
1.Gr utri0icncu iiub bon ocnen III
9mtidluno, pirO pOn ben 6rciDdHOler
nidt Sugcgcbcn. 9iclc 9erren lprcd)en
BON biQigcH Uollcnen Gcdtn, cit @rftcl,
Der ctlua nlie 5ebn Sabre III citer 6a
milic gebrau0t miro. Cine Gbntlade
lit uHo blcibt, ooB mcnn Die Belt tOmmt
mp Der amcritanIidt Nrbclter 50 Gents
wic 1T QuntIbluno, ~unitutt $1.25 bis
$50, luic gegcu>udrtig erbdIt, oielelbe
Grmlite 9cbclsluciIc bier ciHtrctcn miro
mic mir tic i'll europa ieben, Die tag
lidcu 4cttusmlttcl criOrotrn cbcnlu
ric( ME Jest, NIB fir nnocrc Nus9oben
bleibt nit6t3 ijbri9."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-27
Gh0ftc 0ciit1tftd,

Sater: p9u biit Ii Elm sanses Sabr
oil Der uniperittdt; mas bait Su ba &c.
ma6t?" - Stubent: sd i9 bah
i6cn orci !Sulbe gum Siertrinten abge.
rihtct 70
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-27
Wcrfribtcr @un5b.

9arI6en Geufsenb): r8enn nur
@eibna6tcn crit balo purbei pdre !" -
Srib pgEdrum henn ?" - &arl6en:
pSam braudten ipir ni6t mebr brap Su
fein 10
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-27
Buffen's Nruica Cube.

Tie tthe SaIte in her @tIt fur
Sdutitpua IN, SreiGurefn, BsiGpiire,
Sdl,fue, 5iebsr. urt Srcfbeulfn, 6Ie6tsn,
seipruussns 6Gube, Siibusrauaen unb ale
Stutaufit'dse; ithsIs. Sur fir 5drnprrbribsn
rirhistre ~, lblunB perlanSt. Iraise gu.
friettnbrit garantirt p.er eds 0tIo 3urRder-
ftaftet. prsis % Gents bic Stahni gu
baten in Yaie's apstbt:s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-27
NrrmannfrWolk

Entered at the Post Office Ut Hermann, Mo-, and
OMITTED tor Il transmission through the malls oil
econd-claSs raTet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-27

Gin GprreIponoet Der 81. q. @urlo"
ipri9t iit ausfii6rli9 iiber cine firSli6
bonn Sabel 9emelotte Nadri9t aug, Der
Sailer itrebe neGutluaffnuna on. gtad
ieirlen 5Ori6un9en nil Safer 8ilhelm
NIT Dem G5aren cit freunoi9aftlides
SerbdltniB 5ruiiden 8uBtano u,o Der
2ripelzsuian5 (9euti6lanb, Sefterei9
uno Stalien) anbabnen 10 bob ein Ian.
ger Srieoe 9elidert uno cine alsemeiue
Gntpn1nuns m09li6 lit. Cine fulde
1ou bann oru6 0euti9lnlo bon Dem
our9 bns neue 5reunbI9aftsbinonib
poal9 ilolirten 6ranfrei6 perlanst unb
iuenrt ri6t setpdbrt nit ben @affen in
Der Sanb e~r5iuun9cn tperben; bonn
fDirOen audi bic unberen Mddte emit
mahnen. @a6 Den Gntoedunsen Die
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-27
HENRY TEKOTTE.
SGueltr in
SDss0ois e9sr 9a.t
SatteH,
Shnren
Eenferra5men,
5snferlGoen,
Sninoefu n. / m.

J. Graft, ;n. SbiGer II. 6,uttcntsra
Sermnnr, $40
9b frBe tiirmit bas @ubtifum ycn GSdsrp-
naes unr ausren;enten Gpuutss in asuntnie
Bog i'd HE Srl;- unb @adren-grn6tb
rsihc i'd fGufid rru 81. Gang iitsrnrnmsn
bapt. tcbsnienb psrnebrt babe unb ,u mGsiaeu
prriien peliaufsn reres. Hst1e SscieHura.
gefslIuns,a psrcsn prompt ausssfhbr.
unS5 r6.m
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-27
@iKunri Gin rrpnblifauiiGrr staat.

9crr Sunes 3. Bead, Der Secretdr
bcs rcpubl. Staats= gumite's, ia9te Dor
iucni9Cn 3a9eu, oaB er mad alen gln=
5eiden sic uoIe lleher5cu9un9 seppnuen
bate, boB MiiIouri i6un in bieicr @nGl
ii6 bon Gen Sourboncn h"cfrcien iuiiroe.
&ir fIbrcH Gier feline ei9euen @Orte M:
nSte mD9en mir 9laubcn poer ni6t,
abcr nahocm bic Stimmcn 9e5dblt,
iueroen Sic ii1oen, oaB Miiiouri Den
&epubIifanern 9cb6rt. @cun in eircm
tleiuen Srt, no ma friiger faltm se6n
&epublifaucr fanb, wel6, lid often fir
tire T0rtei b%cfcuueu buriteu, 9Iei6 beim
eritcn Stufrui sur SiI6un9 eincs rcpubl.
Clubs, 50 Glte 0empcraten iih BEN
Club GnlblicBc1, baun lit bie5 bod elm
3eiden Der 3cit uno iotbe 5dGe babe
III nI6t ~cirieln ionocrn SIT 9ubcnocn
81 pcrieitnc1. Miiiouri lit bsute ldon
repnblifauild ulo in 9topemtcr lpcrbcn
Die Scmpfratcn 9laubcu, oab cin Groz
heben ltattfiuoct, 10 ueroeu Die 9iufe
fir Sarriion unb abortion erl6nlleu."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-27

Ser lIcbCrtritt oc5 lcGcu5l1lgltbGl
9cmpfyatcn -. GloD GUnne II Den &es
pubiifaucrlt modt bier 6icmll6 utez
G(ufIeGcn. Goubc luar cine Der SGH-
len Der hjeIi3cu 0cmotrntie uno ltano
in ser IilbcusG ampagne nod an Der
SpiBt Der 6ieligcu bemofratii6en 8a9l=
organization. Gr lit cben Ell SbuB=
56Qrcr mo mil POM o~cmOfratil6cn
Srci6auoet nihts wiiIeu. &eitcr, la9t
CT, fGlEc CT ni6t iiir eilcn Wtdrn
Itinracn Der udDrCnG oe5 8iir9crfriez
gc5 inucr0aib fiinf Sobren lt6 nldt
crtI6eiocn %fonute, oh er ell luton
Wtann Upcr Elm 9tebelle lei. Gr iDilroe,
ia0tc CT, 5c1Emnbt lieber fir eincn iio=
liden Soloaten Itimimen, Der ben Wtutb
bate, pffen mo c9rlid fir leitt uebcrs
5eu9ung 81 fdmpfcn. Serr @onoe, Der
als Scnlptrat on Der llnipn.Seite &c
fodteu bat uno mebrfad p%eripunoet
luuroe, glaubt, bn6 Die belnpfratiide
So~nbelSpolitlf Der STUN bieIes 2aloes
fem iuiirOe wu0 iueiit oarauf lin, oaB
Ocn Oelnofr0tii@cn 8reibunccsi6rulz
len fait jebc 9riiis 5uSuIdrciben lei
bie bieie5 2anb beilngein9t bat
Sein Seiipicl finoet ii6rigens 5ublrei6e
Nad)aBmer, ulb berid)tst Der telegraph,
bnB Der angcicbcne Sruuflpner 9emOz
frat g9iQiam $. @race ebenfalls iuesen
Der Carthage 5u ben &epublifanern
iib~ergcgat9en iei.-(St. 8: rSribune."O
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-27
Nruistsiten aus WiKonri.

- Snulta9 Ibeno gerietben SWei, BEL
ga iagctt { onIdiii9e GARNER Namens
Sam Cams ulo &m. Sadipn in Gtreit
luobci cams cin NfciIer 5Og uno Sad
ion critaH.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20
pale face and cold swea. broke out on hi.

| pale face and cold sweat broke out on his
| forehead. T.,
The poor woman had prayed in her Hi.
nois homo, prayed for the husband leaving
her so utterly and Unexpectedly alone, but
she could not pray now. Still, she tried
her best and her whole heart went out in
her despairing invocation; "Oh, God oh,
God, draw nearl ~ and then words died on
her tongue and great sobs choked her.
Goodbye, Nell, tell the boys TO be kind
TO you an" and the huttering breath
ceased, and the wife was a widow and his
children fatherless.
Mamma, pll run TO the shanty an tell
the man how sick poppy is, 4" said the little
boy, and climbing down over the wheel Of
the wagon he sped away as fast as his lit
tie legs would carry him.
He had never seen death. and the mother
was too absorbed in her grief to explain to
him that papa would never be sick any
more.
He came back soon with wide open
eyes aud quivering lip. There amt
any one there, mamma. peeked In the
window an hollered all around.n'
Tim Conway had gone up to the camp,
and the Widows heart sank lower still at
the thought of the long, lonely ride with
bhdb oOiiit Uouluu utT ne
had seemed a protection even in his weak
ness while the breath OF life lasted, but
now she was desolate indeed, and she took
up the reins with sense of horrible lone
liness, which she had never before ex-
perienced.
Wash jackson, the black cook at the
Collins house, was preparing to fry grid
die cakes, q favorite dish with the men,
when the rumble OF wheels was heard.
"Thats Brad, I'll bet ye," cried Dick
Gowdy, throwing down the cards with
which he was playing, and rising hastily.
"Hello, pard, ye're jest in time for flap
| jacks" and Sam Collins threw open the
door and strobe out with welcome.
A stified sob was the only reply and he
stepped back. beg parding, who ever
'tis.n 1t was quite dark and the mules
and the long white covered wagon were
alone visible "Were expectin' Brad
Newell, an I'll be drafted eff this ere don't
match his team TO dotn
"Poppy's sick" said the little boys small
voice; the widows sobs still chohed her.
''And who's popi' asked the miner,
kindly.
I'm Willie Newell, and mammals
here.n
",Tis Brad's team arter all. ! thought
couldn't be mistook. Hello, old fellerl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20
uor.,... children.

Tho American Educational Aid Ass9 s,i
ton which has for It's object the proyioins
OF homes for poor and friendlem oni S1eh
Is doing o noble work. Since its cstapns nr
ment II has found good homes ios sS ser
hundred homeless little ones. Az oni i.,,en
arc OF special promise in intelligence ano
health, and arc In ago from one month y
twelve wears, and are sent free 70 those re
ceiyinR them, on ninety days trial, unios,
a special contract 10 otherwise mace. =
number OF promising children OF both sene'
are now waiting adoption into iamilo.
Contributions 70 this very worthy ena,,S
Secretary, Room II, $50 LaSalle street. Chl
cago. REV. NV b. Van Arsdale, ols Sky
seventh street, Englewood, Ill, Is the''en'
eral Superintendent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

my friend, said the man who
was lighting cigar to the proprietor
of the store, that clerk of yours sold
ten-cent cigar to the fellow who has
just gone out, and he took it from the
same box from which he sold mo this
five-center. He must be a poor judge
OF cigars" John is all right" re-
piled the proprietor, quietly. He is
a good judge. He never makes mis-
take-in customer. y Chicago Trib-
une. +
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

squeaky in tone, but it was still capable
Of giving sincerest pleasure a. the miners
crowded around it while Mrs. Newell
played her simple airs upon II, not daring
TO trust her voics to sing. The children
took the opportunity to explore the rest OF
the house while she was playing. and
came back proclaiming: ''Oh, mamma,
there's cupboard in the other room with
lots o. vittles In it an great big turkey;"
and 90 II came about that, in spite of in
suspicious circumstances. there was
merry Christmas fos the widow and the
fathcrless even at Camp Nogood.
ARs. =. NJ. HowARp,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

An old black man from the coast
who was beguiled into making visit
to the middle country OF Georgia after
the war, returned home at the earliest
opportunity. He couldn't live in a
country, he said, whose rivers were
full OF snakes instead Of fish, and
where 1t was ebb tide all the time.''
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

-" Why don't you ask somebody in
your neighborhood to trust youP'' said
a storekeeeper to stranger who
wanted credit. F" Id rather not"
was the reply. But don't know
you and they do" " Yes was the
rejoinder, g that's the reason I'd rath-
er not.M
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20
AT CAMP NoGoOD.
The Story of One Christmas in a
Mining Camp.
written for this paper.

AN 1 YOU ocdr up
just q little longer,
fatherln The speaker
was a small, trinity
built woman, with a
bright, Intelligent
face, and though she
tried to speak cheer
fully, there was a
wailing undertone
of grief, almost Of
despair, in the tone
of her voice.
pm afeared / can't,
Nall iPears like Pm
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

Buna0 NtotfVtH HTU ?. ,,lc
Compared with the ruthless impost3Ts WY
represent 10 invalids inqulrlng LOT nol IA
most runs they prepare are the equal OF INC
world celebrated tonic and Alternative. wv
deep infamy 10 rob the sick ola chance n o,
health. The Bitters restore ylgor anu
eradicate malarial complaints, dyspePss.
constipation, liver and kidney ooupia'h''
rheumatism aud neuralgia ..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

FoR CoueMs AND TnRokr DISORDERS use
Brotpn's Bronchial Tfooho,-" Have never
changed my mind respecting, them, exeep'
1 think better OF that which began thlhA'
ing well of."-Rev. Henry Ward beeeher
Sold only In boxes,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

Tor sPRAlNS, BRUlSES. SIMS
ACHE, PAIN in the GILL Ac Ss or
HEApacHE. LooIn , AM fs~,
any other EXTERNAL re pal casss : NV
application: act SassiiTTeAn,1T'ssToP.
the so PA otSoSSHeesfioNss,, Iss sRoM.
c ca ooLps sIIp,aa Z ST num.
ssAaeo, soIATicA. Paws ,., !" ,nc
Small Of the Back, etc. ms .,,,d anil.
longer continued and ID :, rs: sse, cure cure.
cations are necessary to IN I.ihs How.
All INTERNAL PhiMsa sPAsMs.
e eS or SSsoTTosMAcH, NAyeA, voM-
TING TING HEARIsuRN,. I sAa,NISNa
S SSs,S ore relieved isiIntly and
QUICKLY CURED bytai.s , sT.er ns,.
II as directed. Sold by ptua'A r.'ss oos.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

WILL. be found an excellent remedy ior
siclt headache. Carriers Little Liver nus.
Thousands of letters from people who nave
used them prove this fact. Try them
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

THEY have no police on tho prairies,
though q coppice often seen there
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

TuE successful lover thinks he u getting
ahead when he is getting heart
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

By IsvrsrISa 81 TO e. you may secure
fortune Address with stamp The Montana
Investment Co.. Helena, NJ. I.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

Ali how differently all things appear
In yearl
Can the heart to It's love be untrue
In yearf
oEce Thought myself cherished by you.
You seemed happy whene'er was near;
Can II be you've grown cold, as I fear,
In a YEAR,
My love has become but more strong
In year;
While yours could endure not that long.
AL were we'll, could see my way clear
In my heart not to hold you SO dear,
In ayear.
GEORGE BIRDsyYE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

''Man ovcrborod r,-thc editor. = Dosion
Commercial Bnloih
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

/ CONGRESSMAN N. w. NUTTING, of Oswe-
90, N. Y, has had all the teeth and A nor
| ton Of the lower jawbone on the right side
removed on account Of cancer. 1t Is
| doubtful IL he will take his seat in the
| Fifty-first Congress.
| A prpoRrrR ON the wasbinoton po.t ,vo q
| assaulted by Congressman Martin ~
| Teros
p,;aan. - i..a
| ,.ndin, ,ha .i,,i ss.,,,oa ~. and 49,
| - - a. az, ,,,,I, -.
.s.,,
~ - s.A'ou .ua' M" =. o'esoianu WIN sol
apal. wv sr s'. u" ea'n "e'A ior 'ne
seoeps'on y =
ihE ougressionni Directory, as com
pleted by ". "a. Michaeis' clerk oil the
senate oonHni''ee On Irln'ing, gives the
hepuol'cahs the mouse Dy nve majority.
Isnohoh W w HBhVeu WIN ciec-
uicity.
DohlNc a ten -rouna ngnt between Joe
'iassey anu OnAr'ey mcoinhis tue iatter s
Jaw was pIoAen.
nAhhi pho"N, Lo"eii tMass.) post
once eierk, was arrested LOT stealing
money iet'ers' anu was taken 10 boston Tor
triai.
me "hi'o SaPs hosgeu oeorBe ARM
sIrohg' a "nite man, heariy 10 death, near
waco lex ior leaving ms Wie destitute
anu s'cA' anu puoiiciy iiVing WIN anotner
woman.
L. w. bDsKf' oook-keeper In the Nor
ok IVA National Bank, was arrested, on
the lotn, Tor endorsement to the amount
OF So,aOo.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20
nnnoo stcerrrs are Exemplary Mon

A WICKED coal dealers motto, Ihs
lighter the weight the heavier tne p'oi'
lee ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

A nALl.PLAYRR can be nut out and not
lose his temper. Philadelphia Gull
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

The best known remedy for consumption IL
OxyRenCuro Write DrGeppert Cincinnati,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

TuE latest out--the boydwho Is KEPT
after SCHOOL,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

No WONDER time is SO often killed; 1t Is
struck every hour.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

The most Ger.
tain and safe
Pain REMEDY
In the world
that instantly
stops the most
escrue latin 4
pains. II is
truly the great
CoNQuERoR
OF PAIN and
. has done more
good than any
known remedy.
zee n ANK
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20
m A YEAR.

q AT changes have
come 10 us all
In 0 yoarl
How many have an
swered the call
OF deaths angel
whose whisper we
hear
With q shock OF sur
prise on the car
In a yearl
How many who loved
us have changed
In a year,
How m any close
frien ships es-
tranged,
Affections we c h err
a-Na -. 49,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-18

n. q. Cochran, Nos. l37 and I39 Norlh Queen
street. Lancaster, Pa, is selling sHI EOH'S
COUGH CUBE ,as a guaranteed to cure ali
hroat ana iu nR troubles .sl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-18
MN up. ma rev minutes he was

u NM up IN tew minutea ne was
sseP
us. SNAIL NOT % oeemed innuman IL
oeeS .n"e nealsiy wisneo ms END woulu
sie' Al oe VEN. ON hVihg ne promised 70
ean ln'onerso'e ouraeh 10 me- ocing quite
ne,pleS. pes'des, ne was much TOO old Tor
'nIs ~or,u, m IN wn'cn man VINO reaches the
escu ~ - Po'n.eu 70 as sort OF wonder.
No'rns wor.n recoru,ns nappened tna1
uey. .ne VIM s'.enen., anu .ne zee uav-
s,... ~. -, %sS ,,sa.,s 49,, .,.... ~. a's
- IL, 20 ...s,'s. 90 az, ,.,,..a
ss..a @ ~ IA - .1..,s, ~ ~, I re ~ :. uoo,
49, s...... .r.~s.s. -" "e ~"
Issa 80 49,, ~ az
c,oht ana ,,.s t,rs.1 o,t ~, az, p.s ,.n.,s'.
.rrivei. ana :. no goo.s co,i,, 49,, 20 .,,s,
kaep;no a watch for Tho s;n,nI. ,aaso,, ,ha, H.,
A. M. mot In nv novar A. w.. as',..;..s saa
that might h.n,.,, ,,,,,,,,,.a s.,,,,s t,.~.i'h
covsr;ns o,s, tha r,,,,nh,.,. ',a1 ,, -, sne ,nsa
ON ths aack All ,ha as,a,.n,, "Ao .".,.n naa ,a,
doing, sometimes waking and talking 10
himself, and appearing on the whole very
easy and comfortable, and went TO nv cabin
I slept sound the whole night through, and
en- waking went on deck before going to the
cook house and lighting the furnace las was
my custom) SO impatient was TO observe our
state, and to hear such news as the ocean
had for me. II was after s-a very curious
day, somewhat darksome, and dead calm.
with q large, long swell out of the southeast,
The sky was full Of clouds, with a STOPPING
appearance in the hang Of them that ro-
minded you of the belly of a hammock:
they were of a sallow brown, very uncom-
mon; some Of them round about sipped the
sea line, and their shadows, obliteratipg
those parts of the cincture which they over
hung, broke the continuity of the horizon as
though there were valleys in the ocean there.
a good part of our bed of ice was gone-at
least a fourth of il; but the schooner still lay
as strongly fixed as before. had come to
the deck half expecting TO find her afioat
from the regular manner Of her heaving. and
was bitterly disappointed to discover her
rooted as strongly as ever in the ice, though
the irritation softened when noticed how
the bed had diminished. The mass. with the
ship upon it, rose and sank, with the slug
gish, squatting motion of wster logged YES
sci. 1t was an odd sensation to nv legs after
their long rest from such exercise. The heav-
ing satisfied me that the base of the bed did
not go deep, but at the same time it was all
too solid for me, could not doubt; for, had
the sheet been as thin as had hoped it, it
must have given under the weight of the
schooner and released her.
went below and got about lighting tho
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The precursor Of their disease and destruction
the kidneys and bladder. healthfully stmu.
lated and toned with Hostetter's stomach
Bitters. actively resume their functions.
Thus Brights disease, diabetes, catarrh of the
bladder, and eneuresis are prevented. For
and fiery stimulants which, used even in
moderation, excite both the renal and yesical
organs, this is the best possible substitute. It
is OF botanic composition. and so congenial to
the stomach the digestive processes Of whichit
helps 10 no ordinary degree, that IL is promptly
assimilated by the system, and its tonic effects
are speedily felt. Not only does 1t remedy
habit OF body, promotes a due secretion and
healthy how OF bile into the proper channels.
and expels from the circulation acrid princi.'
1t is also the leading specific for maiariai
complaints.
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BURSK'S.
NO. ~ HAST KING STREET.
TRESH GROCERIES.

TRESH GROCERIES.
just received. another ono OF those ton
ns shS FOR sISr' ior M sno rSsy srs ss
nno ana can be seen displayed at the front
mart Of store. Also finest French Prunes Tor
ana p0unds for &c.
Now Large stemless rnisins sold cheap by
the pound or bog. scedless kaisins. CurrSn !.
Sugars. Teas aid COfFees.
Our eUGARS are strictly Pure ana va soil
them cheap. TEA1 to please every body in
81 our. Improved Roasted Consssf II not,
come At once ana try a sample Pound II Il
bought elsewhere, let us know and We will
kindly refund tho money. We DO this be-
cause we know them to be Pure. , first. Glass
play of Goods ana Prices.
FLOUR Good Roller Ground Flour, that
viii 90 all ordinary baking. for 50c. Zine
Roller Flour for go and tho Best Roller Pro
SSss Sni SS,sr rnnd asS psonry ~ and Niagara Fails
~CHEksE- -Burdech's Finest Full Cream
Cheese st $50 Good Chease. pounds for 2s A
Fresh supply OF eweiix ger and Limberrsr.
~ns9ichatei ~ Cheese only 30. Also kdam and
just received. another Fresh Lot Of Holmes
COntts Ont M0al ana Graham Waters, Extra
SODA and Water Thin also Bents Hard Watcr.
CAUSTlO SODA, In . ana pound kettles.
fall weight guaranteed; also Lye Balls and
- Give n: Trial ORDER. Goods Delivered
Iree 70 All Parts OF tho City.
W. 4. RBIsT d co., 0rooers,
Co'ner East King ana Dute st.. Laneastsr =.
a.rbtm
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The Verdict Unsn,mous.

W. u. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, IND, testires
II can recommend Electric Bitters as the very
In every case One man took ak bottles. and
was cured OF rheumatism of 10 years, stand-
Ing" Abraham Hare, BelIeville, Ohio affirms
:" The best selling medicine I have ever han.
died In my Do years experience, is Electric
Bitters." Thousands of others have ADDED
their testimony. 80 that the verdict Is unani-
mons that Electric Bitters do cure all Diseases
of the Liver. Kidney or Bionh. For sale at H.
X. Cochrans Drug Store. I37 and lS9 North
Queen street Lancaster, Pa (2l
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0ROCKRTkS.

r .ENTEN SEASON GOODS.
~ salt ana SMOKED Fish. Tino Wh,,. p.
Aeckerels Codash, snoi Cd Haiibut' CSnnsS
Seleune, nps new York Cheese, Canned
Our stock of Coreee ana Teas conparo Win
the nneot In the market. WV"
iiversd. o'' "''1' "0'
GEORGE WANT.
NO. lib West King street.
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The BEST sALvB in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores. Ulcers. salt bhsum, Fever Sores, letter,
ChApped Hands. Chnblains, Corns. and all
Skin kruptions and positively cures Piles. or
feet sstisiaction, or money refunded. Price
IS cants per box. For sale by H. b. Cochran,
Lancaster, Pa Juns11ly0