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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-02

In atribung such valuable Medical properties to this
remedy, rash or unwarrGEtable assertion Is made,
but is simply stated fact: proven undenahy and con-
clusively by the extraordinary cures and benefits
rived from its use, under the direction Of its usrious
originator, Dr. Hooand among all classes Of European
society and from the immense mass OF testimony from
all parts of the American continent accumulated during
the years in the hands Of the present propric-
tor. The prevalence of diseases Which the German
tters adapted is with sorrow say It, is almost
universal, indeed there is scarcely family throughout
the whole extent Of country in which there cannot
be found among its members that peculiar saow and
laugud appearance denoting a diseased Liver or an
emaciaed and suffering Dyspeptic
Then nf what immense importance to this class of in
valids, that certain and reliable remedy should be
placed within their reach; in which baneful
injurious drug enters into its composition; a remedy on
which the patient rely with the utmost confidence
and certainty aud he assured from actual and tangible
proofs that the article he is using really possesses the
virtues attributed to it. Such remedy Is "IIooands
German Riters" Thousands of dollars have been ex-
pended in its manufacture and diffusion throughout all
parts of this continent and the proprietor feels the
greatest satisfaction in stating, that there is State
county or even village where the medicine has been
introduced that there cannot be found numbers willing
to testify to its virtues
II Is used constantly in the practice Of n large lumber
Of the most prominent Physicians in the country, who
have also added their written testimony IN evidence
Its great virtues In conclusion, then would respect
fully ask Of all those Inflicted with any of the above dis
eases to give the iters trial. and rest assured II will
never be regretted In proof OF the statements above
made, all invited to read attcntivey the "Nemora
hilla or practical Receipt Book" for Farmers and
Families, containing great number OF useful receipts
In addition to the testimony in favor Of the Bitters from
the most prominent and well known individuals in al
parts Of the Union. All Agents for the Btters are au
thorZed to distribute the "Receipt Book gratuously
Principal office and manufacury, 800 Arch street
Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the prncipa
cities and at retail by apothecares and storekeepers
| every town in the United States, and Canada.
Sold by WM BuRNs, Athens; i. F. MARTIN, Calhoun
KELLEY Son, Charlestoui THOMPSON DYsoN, Cleve
| land. may 4-1y-Sl
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salt,

ODD - BAGS justreceved and for sale.
AAspNov.2 ~ MCEWEN GILLESPIE.
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A. II. 4 ]. Nj. CROW

I'D EsPECTFULLY announce to the public that they
HI have and VIII keep constantly on hand gem
era assortment Of superior Liquors, which they VIII sen
low for cash, wholesale and retail
Also, Cheese, Crackers asins, Candies, and every
thing else that is good 10 eat (march 2-tf
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For the complete cure Of Coughs, Colds, hfw
enza, Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood
and all other complaints tending to
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Timers Materials.

Tin Plate Russia Sheet Iron; Imitation Russia Sheet
Iron; Wire, all sizes; Sheet Copper; Copper Bottoms;
Pig Lead, Block Tin; Slab Spelter; Sheet Zinc; &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29

sary 10 mention whore heavier bai a. No, ,.oi :,
.hsoe,snd.n,s s 2, IN thu Sa.s s.r' evident, poor
or cespy skilled 10 Law, AZ TO ths
and privileges OF ambassadors above Other mon. fa-
Justify the demanding OF exorbtan; bA ami hs would
reduce it $1,000 ns wouic exact good bait.
Ihs case Of william Gusts was called. Mr
wheeler testified that this the rien
Who took bold Of him. 1hs bail in tais case aiso
Captain Heath chicer Wallace Aod nr Joseph Mirkls
were called snd examined to tie share that Brad.
coch, Martin and hoore took IN the uansastion. From
The evidence Of thsse med that hs ooJs kicked
and cried murder they bsiog passed OF tho
This .cmsc, the witness though held back and se-msd
nn~tulos to 60 9th the cro~d TO tho carriage In
Ing Dock street. All the witnesses agreed that thsre
was no Doiss VI any account asd little sxaemsnt
Capt Heath ssid the thug was coas quiet, and
quicfy. No one saw tas three dsenlsn,s last nsmsf
90 anything mere than accompany ths crowd
Dishict Attorney Mann said that he hss before
OF ,hese three DEFENDANTS could that the
charge OF riot could bs sustained. Trese men
The sreseetinss ii. Thought. though. tia. anoshsr
offence bad been committed. Three persons bal been
taken ca sg.iast sasis CONSENT and th. va. an oncs
against the law He would ask tnat tns ds,epdints he
held for this Before jury they might perhaps be
sbie TO prove that the were held slaves aud
the latter might even be brought forward 70 prove
that they desired their liberty For all the Court knew
there may have been . great outrage committed upon
The psrons He would ask that this defendants be held
to the charge conspiracy assault and battery
or for such charge ~ the Attorney General might send
Mr.. P.rcs .ad the Commonw wealth had abipdonsi all
its old issuep. He ocntended that th.rs nothing
whatever proven sganst those three defendants There
vas no db rbance; nobody had been abductei there
was NO ontcry rosistA The holding back OF tho
woman, AS shs vas hurried along the wharf nsa bscn
tortured into Resistance, but II seems 10 have been
merely the natural position into which would fs
~hsn urged forward by those who about her faster
than her usual gait. The gong from .
state Of Illegal custody To freedom and thsre
evidence OF unwingness on her part Tn. District At
toraey had Eo right to charge persaes With abduatou
vfo we're merely accompanying this woman and her
children II they desired to return Mr. Wheeler they
would me- back.
judge Kelly tAd there two questions In oyed;
the hrst who her there had riot, or caata
deration TO Go unaw in act and ths three
tefendsn.s part OF the conteierscy lilo thought thse
had perhaps been o. for the ~tnesses had testified
TO crowd and 70 loud cries the evidence wAs probably
suicie1t 10 saiht ize tho District Attorney 70
csnm tal for riot but he unable TO say whether
1t would be sufficient TO convict before Jury. lie
thought IT. howevsr subject for Jury to pass upon,
and he would hold tho defendants Ia $500 each 10
such charge a. tho Dis,rct attorney may bring
against them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29

About three O'Clock ysatsrdsy m,rning, oncsr
Farrell, Of the FourtSsnth ward police, patresg
Ms beat near the corner Of the Bovsry and spriax
street he obssrvedtws three Suspicious looking cha
lac'ers proviing around the nsIghbOrhood lie imms-
ASy crossed 70 the other side OF the street and
ohesr Hoyt, Of tho Tenth ward police Of his
nuspeons From that omeer he Learned that oas the
parry was man named John rarnsr, Aad that be VAS
ius''ive IRON Bgoosiyn where he had escspsd from
% he hA''ps been locked up thsrs on chargs Of bar.
siary Tor shch two Of hls acconpce. bad bs,a ssat
to the State prison for ten years each
Cmoer Farrell, aware that Turner's Srrcs, VA, a mat
ter OF great Importance csruBy followed the felto,
unobssrvse, and when they turning 6ows s,r,nx
street, towards Elizabeth street, rushsd forward ses
oanght Turner ~ the collar - tcspsrAts struggle tA.s
snsusc between the oscer and his pr,aOaer, Turae~
drew ak barelled revolver and arcd a The on.o,s
the ball taking effect In tho aeshy part OF his shoulder
without, however, causing snffcssnC pain for tho
pr soLer TO escape the Gluten OF ths policeman
Cheer hoyt hearing the report OF III. revolver, hsa
toned scrtss The street to IN. ~ bs sds
Eer Gown. Turner soon rsgsined his feet and Ass,s
dischArsed bis pistol at ocsr Farrell thu bali stfkax
Liza PAnsmn hat and gisncna OF did no. further injury
Another blow OF the club brought ths
an be vas mnedistcly conveysd to the Foartssstk
ward station houfe and there locked up Tor the
DIR OF the night Tho comp ,nons of Turner saccs~sd
that officer faTr,n vas not kci, az tho burglar was
not than three 'est from him at tho last discharrs
Of the revolver His hat is completely bsckynsd
Eide with tho po~aer showing con slas,vcJ that the
muxsie Of the pstol was not far from his head whoa
ho of Great praise Ia due this oIc.r for bravery
In securing Turner vho tho foregoing viii shov,
Cooperate man 70 encounter At night. Ths prsonsr
viii Ia conveyed back to brooklyn for trail On the
charge of burglary, and viii In All probability havs U
enpiAt- bis crimes ~ term of impronmen not many
Gays shorter than that To Witch h1a compaaoas hsvs
aIrclcy btsn snteGce1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29
J~rsey CITY News.

HuDeos BoaRp or EDrcAuos. s.-Ths Board Of Educa-
,ion Of the new city ef Hudson consists Of the following
persons, appointed ~ The Common Council Charles Y.
Newhsm, David Cousiin, James Cummings, A. Dsy,
jacob Msr, william Saasls Jesse West, Jus.as smith
and John n. Platt.
sroxrSe PnoHmnrs.--Tbs Common Council Of the
city Of Hudsss, n. j. has direesd ordinance Be
prepared prohibiting tbs of frssrms and the skootn
of -nan birds within the Limits f The city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29

L. S. stesmer Massachusetts,, Lieut. Mssds, sailed
from San Francisco, 2lst ult., On q cruise.
U. 4. practice ship Prebis, commsndsr Green, from
Annapolis, Nd In Hampton Roads, onsa cruise, in
Esstport hsrtor 2bth inst
U. 8. frissw Ircepsndsfes, Commodore Nsr~ins,
sed nom PaJta 22c ult for Cslso, 70 sets question
between ths Peruvian and the Of
AM ricAn MerehAntman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29
Another Excitement nj Hamilton, Ohio.
0rosa CBAE0Bs A0AItsT TIis PROBATE JrD5B-
Rpi6sATior MGErisa or rHK CITIZENS.


hpi6sATior MEErfsa or rHK CITIZENS.
lFrom tho Ohio Times, July 20
Our Ntte slater city OF Hsniiton, not.i.hstard.
Ing ps furei ztd avenues and the quot disposition ~
iis Inhabitants rel ns 0omei recently 70 ,speiual
txtisfmsIt.
The people scSrcaly recover from tie shock of the
attempted Catholic ssssssif alton bsfofe q c,Id
hlocded muIctr IL committed 10 another qusrter of
tire town, and the murderer ID hardly EDGED in jsu
before iumtr Of The meet Sfcsi e,gds I % tos
psrt Il Vopitsnt h.oac elicsf sbock the ears of
ae e1tlIe comnupisy fts'udsy toe folio VIM {
poster was stuck up On he corners os shs
sirttu -
Prruo Mnr,so There viii ts mI.uax " hs Ell
rms Of Butler county al the Court HoBse ia svsalnx
at sisht oeiocs, for tie porsoss ef ssrisinlsy tbs
truth Of the ruDors, charging the ProbAb JaSss vitA
sfe,s aa,1s. spsn ~ nss 81 .e%mya a e.,'sny sas
vbai msssuIss the sxsssses Of hs occasoa re7airss
Long bsfofe the bour of IN eiing TBS Court II nse
WAS crowded, and BY s O'Clock fa'ly 600 poopls
wero assembled. Ths large gathering ~ the short
80 notice. shaved the ntsus' every citizen fei 10
ne mater. The IN, c.ing ras organ zsd by the sp.
Ioinsme1t q w. Pesity, Esq., Chairman. AID -
Biosb, Esq., Secretary
hon. l.. y. Campbell and Others aaartsssd tina
n. s,Ing. The rgmota chaigs tie Probate Judge
w.sh having sDii>.d two gfh-ons a dA1g ghter Of
Dr. CrtightD, aged efven JEAN. and the o.bsy
atushi.r oi Nj. George Sswsri, aged twelve YEAR
- ~ be Ios k.d TIC door, and tncssvered . sorpc
irsto the most keirous CT cnfBes.
Tie ststsmsnis tf tho itae girs were relStsi -
tie Meeting, causing 40 great al txcit>meni thai
msIy wefe IN favor of iIhlCirg immediate punlab-
meni upon tho accmed. Cgunsel for lawful ~ n,
toS.yeY prevailed, aud q G H9it,se - invssilgsi@
,ho ebsrsts sypMnssd and repgr At . meeting =
"a held ie-nisbt. hundred runoys ~ 70 o,hsf
scts q the accused, ~ similar rhsrsc icf, afo
snosi which ~IyeS 81 incTcAe us trdscnspt.
Tho nj esing 70 yhi Will 10 douD be irefnssf0u,
oIs.
fYrera u. oneisnaa GaIstfs NJ q
We save . bIlef sccgunt u AZ cgrsss Assg.f 70
Rave been psrpe,Is,si by TIC ~ baie age o.
Bqthr county, IN tie "a stfk u We1ns-isy. TIC
Gaze tss Justly created srsst sKoi'efoess. a mect
Ing vss hsit 10 tne Cosfs Hos'e q hamnto1, ra
WsdrssdAY night, q, vbIch W. Bss.iy, E4q pre-
Non. l.. d. csmpbsH sta otkas sdsrsssa The
meeting whsch adjourned 20 meet sgsin lss. night
There Was syoss inrlinsisoa 70 re.rt 70 Jadse
Ispos bat TIE psops have sssrriEed that sA r.e
io,m eflss shAll b. duly obssrvsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29

The LATE ACCIDENT RooskyMr STREET --CoronsI
Hilton he'd rquest yesterday at the New York Hos
pts upon the body of the women Mary Kesfe, who
killed By being over by nocA water wagon in
Roosevelt street. the 2Gth inst The evidence 20
10 sh that the driver John LA'orge wing tho
vehicle In careful manner and that the caauAy ~ss
purely accidental the jury rendered verdict of dsath
by fracture OF the bones and sck from b..
Ing by sodA water wagon Roosevelt strs-t
the 26ih % July. 1855 The driver who has beer I'm
prronfd sipce the accident was upon tho rendition of
the verdict discharged from custody BY tho Coroner.
CouP pg soIuL,-An inquest was aiSo held by Coro
nsr Hilton, upon the body Of namsd George
McGlary Who died at tbs New York Hospital the
effect Of the hat OF Friday Verdict by
sfrolc. DECREASED was ~ years Of axe, and WAS ns
Coro1tr Gamble h.id inquest upon the body cf 4
named Joseph scSsnsr who vas also prostratsd by
tbe heat OF the Frieay Afternoon Deceased
forty cue years Of ss- vss native Of Germany
he resided ~ lJg FIT street where tbs nqusst vss
held ysrGict--"B~sth from the effects Of the neat"
IN inquest was held by the nAm. upo, the body Of
Martin Schmidt pAtvs OF Gsrmsoy, and thirtg Ave
years q $50 who TO hia death from sunstote
cslved on Friday At noon. The boiy Of deceased Was
taken 10 the Eleventh ward station housc whsr. In.
quest was held Verde, Of tho jsry"coup de soed -
DispAsy or TY HyART coroner Gambls held 10
quest uron tie body Of colored nsmsi Jam.s
Fi,her who died from dhesss OF tbs heart, Will. Al
work hoisiDs up goods In MIS- employers store a. No
20 sooTe street The deceased resided =. No ~ Lsursrs
street Tho jury in this case rendered yerdit Of
nDa aih by diaes,s OF the bssrt.p The deceased was
verJ IesJeotabe young man, vas nAtyr o. this city,
and wa twenty hve JeArs of age.
pKAT FROM IsrsxnEAScy.-An Inquest was also b ~
BY Coroner Gamble upon tho body Of Joseph Cody,
rave Of this city, SO years a. sg. who expired a, this
Ninth ward station house. from congestion Of the brsn
rrcdreed by ln,empsrsncs This dec.>sed ~as mmtsi
Iriion n common yagrsn', AZ tbs relues, Of MS
piie, and being At ths time 10 m nssnsos coalition
from excessive drpkpg he Afterwards d-t In this
cell. The jury rendered verdict Of DsAth from con
ssstion o. ths brsin, produoei hy tn,smpersnes'
Aoup,sr1ttr DHowsHD An inqu'st vas Abo hsi
by Coroner Gamble upon the body Of boy sir years
Of age, nlmed william psvsrauI, native Of England
Who wsa accidentally drowned by falling into tank
Of water at the foot Of Fourteenth snsi, Wills drsu
ing rome water for his parents. Verdict, accidental
cesth.
BcRSip TO pEArn -Iouin L-pus, child thro- ys.ri
Of age, was burned 10 death on friday nigh, by her
clothes catching nrs At the residence % her m,,bsr
No. S72 Water street Deceased approached too tho
stove when caught Ore and before th- flames
could te eJtns sushsd she was burned aiaon. 10 ersp
v.r5Ict accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29

ToKSaro AZ CaSsIoHAnIs.- On rfnrstsy tf<f.
posn lat, a severe tornado pass&d over the village
sf Canal huis, bloving % the Lutheran es1rca,
ard mp'etaly denolishipE the rev shcd 10 lse
,ssr, vbich hsd but fsessuy tesp cognpsvd- Tsr
,hlrgIes ircrn the roof "a ths shed vers biown u
,utA v,distce sGaspn ihs side q The canrch h1
,hs tai cot sras penssrst~d tas tispb<~rds IKE
yea,e driven by q sstge hsmrnsr, We asee'.
sad lsai mss bo ssa Esslrg 10 ths rses, ns6
,hs bsi5ge, zee blovp cut - TIE bst lnb .ns
vs,., M sne ~~s.d In reg,sains hn b'si'--no
LAX gollsy Rg,sf~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29

We exyrsss our prineipl am and its motives In the
following platform, intended 70 serve standard
the Iertrmaxcs OF repubiesp rights In tie slec
toss Re they nstossi city, county, or ststs slsioos
we tbsn without re, ard 70 names authorities and coa
vsDtiops support only such men and parties "a Win
pecse tbsmssivss 10 the support Of principles,
give ust the beet guarantee Of carrying tesm out
PbATToBa or TIRE FkrA GERMANS,
1-sIAyr oupSTJos.
Noswifhasnlirg tnat ws een,dsr sitvsfy 10 - po-
i,esl ard moral cancer that VIII by and By undernns
all retutiicauism deem Ito SUDDEN abolition neitn-r
possible nor sdvysbls But We republicans end mon,
cemsnd that the further extension of slavery te not
coDstsDy uytd Wills. cot sisis step 10 tassn for u,
sxtermGation. We demand that ct length real proof
be Of the goodwill tften boasiei Of 70 renovs
the evil that in particular slavery be be exscst from
all new Territories rdlscrirnstsy and forever which
msasure cersTess 10 ccmpisely entitled % pass accord
ing 20 the constitution demsrd this tns more, az
republican constitution ~ guaranteed 20 every new
STATE, and SLAVERY, iD truth, cannot b. eoseSsrst
publican element requisite We further demand that
Ell ard cry OF the lava Ind reetIy transporting Ia
IrDtiys she lgsnce ci slavery In and uyoa IRE
States msiy the Fugitive Slave lsv, shall os repeal
rights aLd 10 tts eenstitui fsAy demand Ia
IN all national sfsifs, the principle Of nbsrty shall be
strictly maintained and syen 10 the ssvefA States - b.
more and more realized By gradual s1trniEatoa Of
slavery.
2-niIGrous cunuoss.
We consider the right Of free erprssson OF religious
prsssicn of opinion In general thsrsfors seord 70
The believer the nbsry TO nAks knova bis convis
uors ss ve Go ths believer long the rights u
Others are not veis,sd thereby. Bu. iron ths very
principle OF nbsrty of cons>spee dscitsiiy op
Iossc 10 all empulson inflicted 10 diss~ntinx pssus
sess ~ laws ally restricting the nbsry
fhirs 10 do viii poncy; hence sis dsspo,sm 10 rps
etssna b. political means 20 religions man.es a,ops
ssa.,ens ., sos:r:y 70 ,hsf private penuss.ess w
uttD In ntonsr's and f>sistnrss the ossss open ,hs
t- Ne ntrotuctoo ~ tks ssbe isso the fre- hook
=. JsEiior VI "sD-;.'s" fsVn '-r-I sss.. ts - ;:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-17
nTHE SPECTATOR.

AwEEKLY JOURNAL PUBLISHED WASHINGTON cIrY.
NHE undersigned propose to commence about the first
OF June next, in tho City of Washington the publ
cation Of weekly newspaper TO be called the Spectator
designed for general circulation among the people Of the
Unilcd States. ITS columns will contain full digest of
the news of the day. foreign and domestic; weekly
review Of finance and the markets; synopsis Of the
proceedings of Congress during its session. tables of
election returns the important political action Of State
legislatures and of party conventions Interesting mis-
ceant and scientific matter; articles agrcutuTc
ether with articles upon the Leading topics
the day. Much valuable information relative To the Op
crations of the Executive Departments of the Govern
nen together with the weekly list Of new patents, will
be found in its columns large portion Of its spaco
will be devoted light literature, original and selected
location political centre Of the UHon, viii af
nrd opportunities always to procure the latest infoEa
ton public aft IRIS.
1t is the intention Of the undersigned 10 make the
Spectator acceptable visitor 10 every house in tho
Union and il will therefore not assume any occasion
the position of partizan PaP'r nor will it owe any
allegiuncc nut entertaining fixed and decided
views questions of political economy and upon
system Oi government, IL wall disseminate and pTOnDl
gaze them occasion may requirc-alWays keeping
rcuIIy ia view the Interests Of the country. grow Ing
out of foreign well az domestic aHiirs.
The Spectator will be printed in quaTto form. good
pa per and new type; ch number contA ng eight pa
ges matter making volume snnuaIy of4I page.
Each volume will be accompanied by full and
plce index Of its contents thus naking most yaiua.
bic apcr for preservation and reference 1t will be
published every Saturday morning, at 81 per snBuH.
yabe always in advance. No paper will be continued
be yond the time tor which il IL paid. Z.
All subscription and communications business
should be addressed to the WHshingtoh,
D. &. AUG. +. HARVEY &tO.
Washington City. May %, 1855. a.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-17
"r"m the Christian Spiri;urlist.

3ttmeS Lie s"' ms u II a Iowa mystic dream
or frr;iug phlniom In conscious memory given,
=, The J. So nHg roll round. Its chilIhnnd's
Early morn WAS bright and Joyous, spinning "a,
Aurr years with II pes enchanting ideal bow of
promise. Tie" il that Life sccm~d earnest
-r~H; and the cup ni bliss it pressed on thought
aud lip. happiness wirh"ut alloy. Tn n il
hat DER the s,.ns"s Welding. plastic touch, Ia
conscious trust, The impress of rcrpriurl pv on
earth gwen. o'erarchng al with Ike Sylvan
iiurs 81 golden sunset even. Bat as time nnd
~ nni uu the rhnngh'ful brow exp, rirnc" traced
IN !urrow"d irnos It's gro IL mpr">., how As the
mystic spell OF Hopes early promise Lv dis .rpoint-
m"uts J,rring diEc"rd rvrn One nv ore the
Na'ch.hgh'S "f our early seeming in sorrnv's sur
gng were quruchrd Th"n nights dark pail
The gold memory sc early Iif' DER .hndowed-
Then Came manhoud's rugged school in which
was taught, by U1"r" mature wiSd IN. LiGs :rue
%" While the DIAL rarth-lile heaven. like an
ruci anrr> tale, into "GIivrnn'S frrgetfuinrss by
was driven. AI now is darknrss-mvstrrv.-
Nmghr nnw rcm,ins hut earnest cnnf ct fraught
with l2arth's cArt er;ng and disappoinrm"ntS
Consuming sorrow. These the Ipgocv the pres
rnt from the eany past iuherir~. And OH how
rep in mystery seems ones being shrow drd
now!
Mini he waRdrrnHS being man rrEo and ,rb +
j. hc2 Wh"ncr can" he? Whirh"r i,nund .
n lis Is what he yPaTns tn know The years pass
At lergth III" Nand"rnus scroll on uhich his
brings mystery Is written, Vcaiing infinite wis
dam aud design, unto his cnnscou, ness is ,riycn
4hc kew thai Bul"ck< the por'aIS nf Abe realms nf
G"aih white Ia the Wa r,lrrng Spirits inwarG s.uss,
Ihe veil is lifted that hid"~ :h lie in hn--.hc state
immortal. From the under <ianh,nr the miSis Of
error fee away. and frnm the ..vr ia" acaIes Of
ignorance and darkness fall. whH" ia his inner
ConSciu~n The light and truth is given 10 uud
hi' errrg fontSt"p> To IN" Spirits ho,vnn; and
thus in harmony wi'h perfect lrwS. his onward
progress to perfrcrinn'S goal l. qnrk"ned How
changed LIES seeming now! It's early morn With
Joys and hapPn' S. rrple'r. srnn s4adnwcG DER
by earh's c"n'fnding c"nHrIs. n rulimen'aI
school is found I" he; Wide the nr"ccris which
experience taught, we're III: tho ncr,liI footprints
pa the sands nf tim" along progress ions upwrrl
mount. Prnfund The teachings rrnught n if's
swift passing wears, to him who has the percrp.
TON gwen I" prof bv the lessons that the snut's
iru" culture. nerdcIh Such the means rh.. Father
Spirit employs to draw His rrring children to
ihn<'li. IT'S only through consuming fires IN"
fhens ned Spirit yield III up its inward life. and
incense unto God the Father and {! US is it's
growth perfected. fir met for Ii. hi, and 'sncate
Joy that angels Of immortal spi e.es inherit. Thus
Is fulfilled mans wandrrou> being, mi ~ unr>. u
"Hh love aud wisdom from the Farhrr given the
only way thai Leads the weary pilgrim through
earIhs woes, home tn his na'Iv" haven
RETURNING WANDERER