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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-07-03

THE following, clipped from the Bur
'lington Junction (Mo) Post, contains in
formation of no little value to persons
troubled with indigestion:
For years the Editor of the Post has
been subject to cramp collie or fits of in
digestion that Frustrated him for several
hours and untitled him for business for
two or three days afterward. About a
year ago we called on S. J. Butcher, drug
gist, and asked for something to ward off
an attack that was already making life
hideous. Mr.. Butcher handed us bottle
of Chamberlains Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrea Remedy. We took the medicine
according to directions, and not only
found relief on that occasion, but have
several times since tried its virtues and
found relief in every instance Wetake
this method of acknowledging the bene-
fits derived and recommending the cure
to all others subject to indigestion.
For sale by J. B. Hoge, druggist. Sat
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-07-03
"RESCUE THE PERISHlNG."

Chicago Inter-0cean.
The State of Kentucky has two counties
without a single church. Why not recall
a few japanese missionaries.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-07-03
THE SWEET GIRL GRADUATE.

WHAT WILL SHE DO WITH HERSELFi
Quiet Observer in Pittsburgh Com. Gaz.
Now that the sweet girl graduate has
spoken her little piece, and received heI
diploma, what is she going to do with
herself?
What does her diploma amount to
anyway? Does it show that she is fitted
for any particular position in life? Does
it certify that she knows a beefsteak
from mutton chop, or butter from ole
margarine? Can young man learn
from her diploma what sort a wife the
young woman will make?
No; unfortunately no. Our common
school, high school, select school, and
academic courses do not include much
that is practical for women. In this we
are away behind some other countries
Germany has practical course fol-
young women that is specially well cal
culated to fit them for the duties of life.
The training consists in doing all the
different kinds of work that the thrifty
housewife may find occasion to do when
she gets house of her own.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-07-03
Consumption surely Cured.

To The EpIroR:-Plesse inform your readers
that have positive remedy for the above.named
disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured. shall be glad
TO send two bottles Of my remedy FREE to any OF
your readers who have consumption IL they will
send me their Express and P. o. address. Respect
fully, 7. A. SLOCUM, NJ. G., isl Pearl ST. N v
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-07-03
EXCURSIONS TO THE NORTHWEST.

REDUCED RATES VIA THE PENNS1 NANIA
LINES TO ST. PAUL, MIMI,
For the National Educational AssOcia-
! ktion meeting. Tickets at one fare for
round trip viii be sold July 1st to 7th,
returning until July 18th inclusive, or by
special arrangement in st. Paul return
limit can be extended to Sept. Both. 619-3
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-07-03
THE Redcliff (Coll 7Yues thus sneak.

THE Redcliff (Col) TImes thus speaks
about prayer: "The Opera House was
comfortably filled Saturday night to listen
to the Rev. Mr.. Parsons. of Greedy, dis
opened with prayer by the Rev. Sanders,
of Colorado Springs, the Great Mogul of
the jurisdiction. If the prayer was as
efficacious as it was long, it has not yet
quit doing good"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-07-03

A collision between freights on the
,Ft. Wayne road, at Lucas, set fire to an
pil-tank car and burned up Is loaded
cars. Nobody was hurt.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-07-03

DR.. Pierce's Pellets cleanse and regu
late the stomach, liver and system gener
ally. One dose; purely vegetable.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-07-03

A MONUMENT to Alexander Fl. Stephens
is at last to be erected over his grave at
Charlottesville, Ga.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-07-03
AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING.
MOST KNAVISH.

Gov. Campbell, of Ohio, sagely remarks
that "OhiO Democrats do not depend OH
Republican discords to win their fight
this year" That is quite true, Governor.
What the Ohio Democrats do depend up
ON to win their fight this year is the most
knavish, outrageous and indefensible
gerrymander that ever disgraced West
ern State. But the thoroughly aroused
Ohio Republicans are very likely to make
that dependence vain one.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-07-03

Has the graduate ever thought seri-
ously of what she is going to do?
Maybe not, but the vision of hand
some young man, rich, cultured, and
dashing, often bobs up, and then she
pictures a splendid home, bathed in the
perpetual sunlight of happiness. What
does she propose to contribute to his
home? What has she to invest in it?
By the way, has it ever occurred to
her that there are not enough of these
rich, young men to go around? or that it
is this style of young men that is most
liable to go wrong?
Suppose she doesn't succeed in getting
one of these, what is she going to do?
Then there is the possibility of not
getting one at all. In this case what is
she going to do? Has she made any
provisions for such state of affairs?
Did her teachers ever talk on these
points?
1t is not likely that they did, because
they do not care to deal with the practi-
cal phases of life. Many of them earn
their bread by teaching, yet they will not
encourage their scholars to prepare for
the worst. They prefer to deal in plati-
tudes, in sentiment and sophistry.
Now that she has been turned out of
school into the world she will have to
begin considering these more serious
questions, and the chances are that she
will come down several pegs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-07-03

WITH Ely's Cream Balm child can be
treated without pain or dread and with
perfect safety; try the remedy; it cures
hay fever and colds in the head; it is east
ly applied into the nostrils and gives re-
lief with first application; price SOC. 626 2
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-07-03
THAT GOOD MEDICINE"

THE sportsmen may now have his in
ming on the festive squirrel until Dec. 10.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-07-03
CONGRESS MUST DEVISE A PLAN.

CONGRESS MUST DEVISE A PLAN.
indianapolis Journal.
fLouisiana will insist upon disgracing
herself the United States Congress should
devise plan which will confne the in
fanny within the borders of the State
The people down there ought to be salts
fled with States rights that will permit
them to ruin themselves without drag
ging their neighbOrS to destruction.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-07-03

Perhaps nothing could be more fitting
in an article like this than the following
from a letter written to some of her
young friends on commencement day
by a woman who has made life sue
cess:
"To those who expect to earn their own
living. commencement means - COM
mencement. 1t is the beginning of that
career which has been so fondly antici-
pated and so impatiently waited for
The girl with love for teaching will
look about for a school and prepare her
self for her profession. The girl with
talent for art or music or writing will
begin the preliminary training destined
to advance the amateur to the dignity
of the professional. Fortunately, the
field is wide, and widening still more
every year. There are among the swarm
ing alumna, those who will enter the
law or study medicine, while there are
exceptional ones who will turn their at
tention to farming or business, even to
assaying and architecture. In this splen-
did age, when energy and talent and
fidelity are wanted, it would almost
seem more than they ever were wanted
before, there is scarcely any limitation
put upon woman's aspirations.
"The world is simply little broader
than the school-room; the conditions
that obtained failure or success in the
one remain unalterably the same in the
other. They are made up of purity,
fidelity and truth, which remain through
out the universe and in all life the same,
yesterday, to day and forever.
always keep in view this simplest of
al creeds: Do right; keep straight
ahead"
WITH Ely's Cream Balm child can be |
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-07-03

The first thing the graduate should do
is to have little talk with her mother,
and get from her the names of dozen
or more of her school-mates and follow
their several histories down to the pres
ent. If possible find out what their ex-
pectations were when they left school,
and then note how near they came to
realizing them. This will give her a
pretty fair idea of what she may expect,
and it will be to her advantage if she
begins at once to fit herself for life
similar to the average of those she has
been investigating. 1t will do no harm
to aspire to the highest, but she should
be prepared for the medium, if not the
lowest,
, 1890-12-03

Mr.. Balfour returned to Dublin on October
81 at the close of his tour through the con-
geSted districts of Connemara. At Galway a
number Of gentlemen met the Chief Secretary
to offer suggestions for r~emedying the distress
which was threatened. In reply, Mr. Balfour
expressed his approval of many suggestions
which had been made for improving the fish
cries and increasing the means of communica-
ton but he pointed out that as the Govern
ment had already large railway schemes in
progress in Mayo, Donegal, Cork, and Kerry,
they might not be abb e this year to undertake
in Galway more than the one line, which
would cost over 800,000l. When these
schemes were accomplished, he said there
would be an opening up, by means of rail-
ways, Of the western part of Ireland such az
no man had expected w~ithinsthis generation
Continuing his tour in county Donegal, the
right hon. gentleman on November 6 received
a deputation at Dungloe. Mr.. Swift MacNeil,
, 1890-12-03
"TELE & RA M s.
ST. CRoIX STATION.

New York, Novbr. 29th.-Mr. Parnell
has issued a manifesto to the Irish people
which makes no attempt at personal yindi+
cation, bat recourts the Conferences with
Mr.. Gladstone and Mr.. Morley.
In the House of Commons MIR. Smith
moved that Government business be given
priority until Christmas. He proposed to
bring the Irish LanI Bill TO its End read
ing on Tuesday After debate the motion
was carried by 223sto 173.. a.le3 a a9
\ snow storm has occurred in England
wliclf is delaying the railway traffic.
The French Minister OF Marine has de-
clar ed that there is no question of ceding
French rights iu Newfoundland to Eng
land. efs.fas
A despatch received in Paris states that
the salaries Of the Governments Officials in
, 1890-12-03

The official AMI uncement of the results of
the new United States census shows that the
total population, y, 480, $40, is three millions
less than was generally expected. It, shows
however, an increase of over IL, 200, 900 dur
ing the last decade, or about 243 per cent. in
crease. For the preceding decade, as shown
by the census of 1880, there was over 80 per
cent. increase. The census officials say that
the apparent falling off in the rate of increase
is due to errors in the census Of 1870, which
exaggerated the population of the Southern
States. Expert criticism is not satisfied with
this explanation, and the confidence in the
accuracy of the new census is far from gene
raj, as the complete recount taken by the
police of New York city after the Govern
ment count showed a total nearly 100000
larger, making the population Of the city over
1900, 900, instead Of 100000, the new CEN
: sus total. Similar r~ecounts in other localities
have shown like Insults.
, 1890-12-03
ORDER OF DAY
for the Colonial Councils Ordinary
-Neetimg Monday 9Th December 1890.
IL o'clock noon.

/. Communication in letter of It'll Novbr.
1890, No. 1897, from the Government to
the Colonial Council concerning the des-
patch on the 18th October 1890 OF a
portion of the military force on this
island to reinforce the division in st.
Thomas in consequence of a request from
the President of the British Virgin
Islands for military assistance for the
prevention of threatening disturbances
in Tortola.
2. Election Of Members to assist the Tax
Commission in assessing the. Rentals OF
properties for 1890 agreeably to Govern
ment's request in letter Of 9th Novbr.
a. c.
3, End Discussion on Additional Money Bill
to the Budget for the financial year
189O-91, sub Item F. for $4,000 for
Repairs to the Sugar Wharf in Frederlk-
sted; with amendments thereto.
Amendments to be sent in by Thursday
4th inst.
Colonial Council, St. Croix 1st December
1890.
w. A CREAGH.
Chairman.
, 1890-12-03

A French scientific period has been count
ing up European Annexations in Africa. Ac-
cording to it's figures, France heads the list
with her 2,300,248 square miles. Great
Britain comes second-of course, without
counting the Egyptian Soudan.J Germany
comes third. 1t is comical to find that: a
backward, decaying little State like Portugal
has more than double the area possessed by
Italy. The area owned or claimed by France
includes vast tracts, as in the Sahara, that are
as yet mere wilderness. Estimated by ferti-
lily of soil and commercial capabilities, the
English possessions are about as valuable as
all the rest put together. III
, 1890-12-03

The information of the birth of a son on the
9Th inst, to the Prince and Princess Waldemar
having been officially communicated and re-
ceived by mail yesterday from Copenhagen by
Commander Fugl, of H. NJ. "Ingolf' to-day is,
in honour of the event, observed on board ship
as one Of festival. The "IngoH' is richly
'befagged and at noon a royal salute will be
fred by her.-'St. Thomas Bulletin"
, 1890-12-03

the Argentine KepuOllc nave been leuucett
ten per cent.
The French Senate aud Chamber of De-
putieS will meet OH December 18th to dis
euSS fresh Budget resources and new tayes.
NJ. Raynaud, the Manager of the banque
d'Etat has abSconded aud it is believed
committed suicide. He took a million
francs which had been subscribed for a loan
10 be issued by the Municipality Of Macon.
New Yor{, Decbr. 1St.-LOnd0n news
states that Mr.. Gladstone fatty denies
the statements made concerning him III
Mr.. ParnelFs manifesto
Messrs. Dillon, O'Brien, O'Coanor, Sulli-
van and a full meeting at Chicago have
address, a manifesto TO Mr.. Justin Me
Carthy declaring that they are driven to
choose between their leader and the cause,
and nave decided that Mr.. PaTnell must
go. The manifesto expresses a hope that
his patriotism will save him from undoing
his services tor the country. ArChblshOpS
Walsh and Cr0ke object TO his further
leadership.
Paris dispatches state that NJ, Savy, .
labor candidate, has been elected to succeed
NJ. Jotfrin as deputy Tor Clignancourt.
In the Chamber Of Deputies M. ROuvier
demanded that they should postpone the
discussion of the Loan bill until after the
Budget has been passed.
The proposal was defeated by 303 to 24S.
NJ. Rouvier referred to his defeat at a
ministerial council held at the Elys6e to
discuss the matter, but the Ministers were
averSe to take any steps as the vote o. the
Chamber would not affect his position, NJ.
de Freycinet, who was i'll and unable to at
tend, sent d letter supporting NJ. Rouyier.
New York, Decbr. 2pd.-The Tithes bill
was yesterday read a second time in the
House Of Commons.
Mr.. Parnell Still holds on and his sup
porters are arranging "a system of obstruc'
ton against the attempts to retire him..
In Glasgow great uneasinesS is caused
by the. non-arrival of the Anchor Line
Steamer "Ethiopia".
The body of the late King of Holland
has been brought to the Hague and will
be buried OH Thursday at Delft.
The second session of the 51st Congress
has begun. The Presidents message APP
plauds the MacKinley bill; but calls at
tenti0n to an error, the new tariff having
failed to exempt imports from Hawaii
which are duty free under treaty. He
hopes that the bill will lead to an increase
of the trade with Spain, but especially with
Cuba.
1t is reported that much damage has
been lone at BERMUDA by q storm.
New York, November End
Flour, ST. Lawrence, per brl, $5. 80
Meal, best bIandywinej per brl. B.
Heavy Mess Pork, per brl. not qaOteu
New Seasons Pork, per hrl. 100. II. 0
Crystals per ID So
Dug" +. to q. r. per III AZ
English Islands Molas>eS not quoted
Exchange New York and London 4.S18
Lond0n. November End
Deme, ara Crystals pr cWt go les Sd
MuscoN ado lI cwt 60 lbs I'd
0"E"i German Beet So pr. ct Il. o, b.
GO 12s sd
Demerara Rum pr gal. Is lid
TT ihidad Cocoa pr cwt G3 Is. Cd.
Consols, ex-interest $50
Bank of England rate of Discount 6 pr ct'
Liverpool Cotton, Middlihg upland pr. Id ST.
Three pr ct. Rentes i'll Paris 1925.
, 1890-12-03

Several Governments having been. consult
ed as to the celebration of the fourth cente-
nary of Columbus's departure "in search of
the New World" the Madrid Government at
the request of the American Congress, has
fixed upon Huelva as the place of celebration,
tins being the estuary (now known as Huelva
HARBOUR from which the great discoverer
sailed. The meetings will be held at the
convent of La Rabida, which sheltered Column
bus when he was about to abandon his project
in despair, and the Prior Of which secured for
him that royal aid which he had himself
failed to obtain. Visitors will not find any
thing lacking III the way Of hotel accommoda-
ton, as Huelva is the possessor Of one of the
best organised modern hotels in Europe.
The elections in he United States have
gone dead against the Republicans, and Mr..
Mckinley himself, the hero Of the recent pro-
tective tariff measure, has been signally de-
feated in his old electorate. The Democrats
have won all along the, line, and it now looks
extremely probable that Mr.. Grover Cleveland
may return to the White House as the result
&C the next Presidential election. The victory
OF the Democratic party has been so over
whelming as to completely surprise that party,
and indeed the whole country seems to have
been astonished at the outcome of the appeal
to the constituencies. Naturally, the Cana
dams are jubiIant at the marked condemnation
of the Mckinley fiscal legislation by the
American people, and little doubt is enter
tanned that when the Democrats come to
power again the now famous M'Kinley Act
will be promptly abrogated. The ousting of
the Republicans with Their rabid Protectionist
craze will, as a matter of course, smooth the
commercial relations between Canada and the
United States.
, 1890-12-03
FREDER1KsTED End December

On Saturday afternoon we had a fall of rain
which we are glad to learn, was pretty widely
spread. A gentleman who came up from
West End on Saturday evening tells us that
he found the roads heavy all the way, and an
estate near West End had had 9 lines. At
the Fort here Al lines were measured
, 1890-12-03
CHRIsTIANsTED

Ho2br. g25-Per schr. ''Vigilant' from St.
Thomas-Maria Testamark.
Novbr. PIPER schr. "Vigilant" from st.
Thomas-Esther Wilson.
,.Novbr. 3O-Per schr, "Vigilant' from St.
Thomas-Mr. & Mrs. Svitaer.
, 1890-12-03

Mp, in the course of his rewarks, called
attention to some of the features Of the coer-
Give policy of the Government, and to the
e%Vic!ions on the Olphert estate. Mr.. Balfour
resented the reference to these topics, declar-
ing that what he had done he would do again
If necessary.
In political and military circles at Madrid
1t is rumoured that the Government are about
to advise Queen Christina to appoint Marshal
Martinez Campos Commander-in-Chie of the
Spanish Army during the minority of the
little King. This appointment is considered
Of considerable political significance, because
the gallant Marshal seeded from the Liberal
party 3 year before the fall of Senior Sagasta.
His signal services to the monarchy which he
had restored gave great weight to his advice
in the political crisis last summer when he
advised Queen Christina to let Senior Canovas
and the Conservative make a trial of ~univer,
sal suffrage, W he, at the head of the loval
army, would help check any exaggerations
Of Democracy and Liberalism in the General
Elections.
, 1890-12-03
FREDER1KsTED 29th November.

The 8. 8. 'Muriel' from New York arrived
here this morning with 280 pkgs. for this
Island, is unloading same and proceeds to St.
Kits this afternoon.
Novbr. 29-Per s. 8. ''Muriel" from New
York-Mr. 2. Brady.
FREDER1KsTED 2nd December.
akovbr. 3O-Per schr. Atlantic" from
81" Thomas-Mrs. H. Mcdonald & servant
Augustine Kave, Miss G. Stevenson, Miss
c. Stafford & Terence Golden, Charlotte
Williams, Gisbertina Rodgers, Cornelius
Robinson.
Decbr. 2-Per Ocean Traveller" from st.
Thomas-Mr. B. Michaelson.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-11

= Die in ber Bra3ossNieberung liez
genbe groBe plantage Der 9erren 60
gers & 6iD 1T, tuie Der yNabafota Sas
blet" m.ttbeilt, bonn Staate angetauft
tuoroen. 9ieieIbe umfaBt 1000 Wder,
bon pelden 2.200 utter Gultur finb.
Wie ber:auiet, betrdet ber Saufpreis
$4,000 Bis $80,OCo. sic mar felt
mebreren Sahren bon BEN genannten
9erren burb 3iidtlinge bearbeitet mot
ben unb atuar nit sroBem grfoIg. Na1
benz Sobe bes 6errn 1in bat es Col.
&ogers ablr nit ieinen iibrieen Snter=
eilen, peld)e feline game Sbdtioteit in
Mnfpru6 Lubmen, niGt mebr pereinbar
gefunbeu, bic Jarm lueiter fort3ufhbren
unb es porge5ogen, fie an ben 5taat gu
be...aufen, uelder iie NIT 3h6tlings.
Nrbeit beifellen tpirb. Das Experiment
Der Staats ssa,men, auf meIden big
iebt in ben counties Sort Benb unb
Woaer bic 5trdflinss. .Nrbeit bsrwsribet
tuorben lit. bat Fid 70 gIdnaeno b.
mdbrt, baB Der Nntauf elmer neuen
Staa.s 6arm burdaus sers9tfertigt
erf6eiren mug.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-11
gegas =.

= $. 81. Garrett 1T sum pnnmeiner
in Warienfelo, Martin @ountD, ernannt
tDorben.
= Gin neues pofamt 1T in San
8eronimo, Guadalupe Gountp, erri9tet
tuolben. Gum 8oRmeiiter tparbe perr
Cigar bon B6dmann ernannt.
= Sn Guero erplobirte am 10. San.
Der 9ampitefel oer giieusieBerei BON
Sobr 2etpis. Dabio Bropn, gigens
Thinner bes 8ulf 9otel ipurbe auf Der
Stele get0btet unb perrp Warb unb
ein Garbiger NameNs Dean, aefdbrlia
berlounost. 2eB'erer tpuroe 100 SUB
melt fortgeidleubert.
= Die Munieipalpabl in Go1trobiae
ergab folaenoes &eiultat: Sames Yaul,
Mapor; S. @ourano, Sdabmeiiter !;
8. s. 0aaB, 4ffehor unb &ole..or.
s. @arle, IT,, S. Stranger, s. Guos,
j. $. S6mitt unb g. Sungmanr, Ml=
bermen.
: Sn Suseriol, 8uwie gouutp, fam
eine 5rau nit bier Ginbern nisber-1l,
leg Mdo6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-11

6cuie 0ormittag entiprangeu
atpei su furaen Sniii.safen oerurtb ,il.e
Yummler aus .em poIiaeigefdngniB.
Sic battcn in benz BON elmer fei boben
Wauer eingeidloieren 9ofe cine Nrbei'
su befridten. nobel NJ IN lie ni9t au b>z
arIfidtigen fiir n6tbis belt. Sbr Dranl
nod Jre.beit fano aber Wlittel, bic
Mauer au ertlimmen unb iber oas al,
Der Wubenieite aufgeitapsIte 9oI' Der.
ab5utleitern, mo- He fid baum, 10 lie nf
ttrlib bi rbei bemerft ipDrlen paren,
'bur9 eili9e Glu6t au bergen fudteu.
Iber nod fur. Ser, OIauag murben lis
bel &riia's 0alle ourd berougeeilte Be,
ante wieoer einaefanyeu, nad Der 9.
!i3eiftation 3urfi( gebraGt unb absrma
eingefperrt. Sebenfalls miro i5neu be,
Geeorocr iekt nod mebr 3eit unb @eIe.
aenbeit seben, iih Oil bic @aidngniB.
Oronuns 5u geD5bnen.