Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-23

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taass.
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las nsAinE ~ bead asAas 4
fWsal ny SOD, yOa bid bsaass sAlk
aisaAs way. TAae sks bssk rSAA dew
| b shs river, and when yon sssmzas ssI
% .hew many egidameaa M God's GOOD
Iness yoa have seam. Xou need EtsI
/ axaseiss, and yva hare bean gDdd hp.
sse-aay. haimalss aid, wAy asn's yes
play asmethink aHd singf Ishould Lik'
yary aaeh DO haas sAaaxY u she Saw
| I0nxss tomb.
ne hssis gssi dslightsd saAs h. haa
Fsaassesa the laasIes sang shs sassss
aeng very sweessys md he sss8 lsstaae
| In anpFDwanK aaiam0a.
sNow that othaz favofita of mins--
he doesh all thihgs well ghAs ID ) mosl
bsaasifaR aasloays
So ssolhiasly The mmais esai apea aha
AIR az Tho elose "a that saln S@hhaah
day, ii sssraed a. II the aagels wsEs La
ssning TOO Aks. Major saaiflng hpon Ais
wife, said softly, sThank 6od ? Hsx
egas we're mlaa with kaRWx AAaus. "a
waB not yat sEx aaankMa ean@g go aR ahaxg
liktls ones had gona homs, and this scng
filled tbsir hearts vita the EendaaaE
emotions.
Ali waa siIans, whsn ; l0md pemI Of
langhEsr was heard in tha baak paws ef
the house. Ii another nainEaA. q cane
Ally, dressed MP ii his fAkhssss naofn-
aiag-gowu, pair VI spsssseass % his
Roas.
My dsar,' said Nr. Major, gEaxely.---
That was aIl-nobody smiIsd. Ally
locked about In grsas eonfasion drew
on the dress and ran, head down, To-
ward bis kstherss oesn sxms.
I think we can Dc semething heAkeR
than dreas up in that Rsdssalons fashios,
to-day; dent ycu, Ally p asksd The Ia
ies.
Yess siE,' the little fellow said, Ia .
aHodued voice, sill neakiing his eaxly
head Ia his fasAsE's arms. In Guias,
soothing voice, the father told the story
Of Htsis Samuel, illustrating il its
coarse ahs swsss ehsdisass ID sAs hoay
child, ard, ahsve ~, his rsgagsa fer Gad
and his appointed ordinances. Oh {
this was better thar rehnke, and the boy,
yonng as be vas, felt is, and learned .
Essaen ha woald nos soon foFgst.
The balls we're ringing Hsnry had
returned looking frash and glowing.
The gifls we're all prepared for Meeting.
sWsia, ny children, have you passed
pis@saus Sabbath p asked ths fakhsR-
sBeaming syes and ready lips answer
ed.
MOSDAY MongISu-0YTicE OF MK. Al
Gma.---ssss SIR, n IL IL nog paid ia three days
I vii "trip you 81 eSsFything yea pas-
saas. Scsndalous to dirk al honest
dshs shna.s
Bus az. Atisn, have been iit-my
wife am6 -
Old ssaey. cid stoEy no more 10 s&y,
sir bsa Or borrow the Money oE-yOu
know me-
AknMn1x M0axENe Ne-~0FREcR OF kgR. Ma
5oR.sI am ashamed 20 Ask foxaa sxksn-
sion. Mr.. Major, but I am erusliy poor,
just now. II you would allow nae lis
tie more lime
sGerEainly, ME. May; heard gos-
pei sernan on the aelden Rmla, yss&sr.
day. Do your bsst foE nae, and I aa
content
The psaysrs Of a grateful man Asosn-
dad to hs&Ecn.--RSsp York ExamsAsr.
Paris ETAsrvz AaswxR.-Pstrick o.
Neil, before he became joined in che
ssboly bonds Of hemloek'' with Bridget,
was In the service Of Father Counelsy.
One day the priest expected o&ll from
3 Protestant minister, aad he wisaea
some excuse 10 get rid Of him. SO cal
ling Patrick be proceeded 70 give him
some Instructions. E.
Patrick, said be il thai maaisssg
eoases here so4days don's wish 70 sec
him.
us, ger riFereues.'
Make some excuse and semd him or
z What shall tell him p
Tell him am NOT at home
Would yer hkya me sell him lie,
yex reverence
mo, Patrick, but get rid Of hin In
soms Way-givo him al sVasiEs ans-
weg.'
An syAsivs answer, is itg Iwin do
is.'
YOu understand ms, Pssriak p
Az cousss, ysE rivsrenea.s
The matter thaa arranged, Father
Qoueisy ratired 70 his library. ana pas-
rick weut about his duties. About dusk
in ahs afternoon, che priest came oss aR
bis room, ana found Patrick In anasa-
ally good spirits. ~. g.
well Patrick, did the minister call
to-day p
sYis, SIR
s And did goa get rid Of himp
sDid be AJAX IL / was in p
he did SIR
sand whaa did you ssy 10 him y
Hs axsd me was ye 10, and ! sowid
him was his grandmother monksy
The oinsinnAsi Eaqairsr ssys that the
bill which passed the Kansas Lsgssla-
tuEs, abolishing slavery in thai Terrific
~, wss drafAad By Gov. Chase, ok Ohio.
Tbs Governor must ba q maa Of ssgrsas
parts" 10 Be able TO perform these extra
services in addition to his own oiheial
duties.
The campaign is being prosseased in
Nsw HamPsAirs with great yigoR--aad
IL is bow shoagha shat the Dsmosxaks viii
elees several msEabsrs ss Congress and
tAsiE Ssats tiakst.
ILsa IL be remembered" thal the mot-
30 Of tAs AkoIisioaizsd 0pposition new
Is: s'No more frss States, ualess shsy
sons il - Republican, TAas party d
mes . ssstioaal illibseal 0ns Oh ! no
tins Republicans ara being badly bsa-
ten In tho town sIessloas wAiah haFa
been held in Nsw YoFk skasa. In asas.
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