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THE REPUBLICAN RALLY AT GLES.

From the Pacific City Herald We learn
that Col. Firz H.sRY WARREN and Hon.
VI. l.. MCPHERSON, Presidential Electors,
have si9nlfed their willingness to be presen,
and address the sovereigns Of the Slope on
mis- occasion. Mr.. kAssoS will also be
present. The following has been agreed
upon as the order Of the day, though i.
may be varied somewhat by circumstances
|. AT O'Clock, A. NJ, precisely, the Re-
publicans will assemble on the public
square, and proceed to the erection of a
Liberty Pole.
2. Music, by the Band.
,. Address, by Hon. N. L. Mcpherson.
4. Music.
5. A procession will be formed, preceded
by the Council Bluffs Brass Band, and
march to the Grove in the rear Of the
Methodist Church.
6. The Presden, will call the meeting to
order in brief address.
7. Music.
8. Fling presentation. Address by W. s.
GRAFT, Esq. Reception speech by BEN
NETT cgEEcu.
Q. Music.
10. Public Dinner, in the Grove.
IL. Music.
IL. Address, by Hon. F. II. WARREN.
l3. Music.
IA. Address, by Hon. JOHN A. KAssoN.
The Republicans Of Po,tawattamie Coun-
ty are expected to be present in goodly
numbers. Let the noble Republicans of
Mills County not be disappointed, by slim
attendance. Secure some mode of convey
ance, and ievote the 7th of July, to the
glorious cause of freedom,
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Estray Notfce.

IN KEGS rrax WHITE LEAD yrsr Rycyrvvn
~ wv ss8e y - MCELBILANo
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TRUSTEES SALE.

w HAREAS JAMES G. MITCHELL AND ELIRA
w Z. Mitchell, his wife, by their Deed Of Trust.
dated 0ctosr 10Th, 1905 conveyed 10 David shebie
Of Section NO. 90 in Snshp No. 81 North Of Range
- West end the Be . Of ss Of Section T. in Town
chip 30 North Of Range sc West, situate In Harrison
county State Of Iowa, to re payment Of GER
tan promissory note, described in said iced o. Trust,
800 90, due April LIST, 1859 and whereas there 10
uue and unpaid on said note the sum Of One Huno, -
.ne request Of the holder Of said note l. David @
Trustee - aforesaid. according to the provis-
ions OF said Deed Of Trust, will sell the real estate
soove Described. at public sale 70 the hisbeu bddey
of easn a The door Of the County Treasrers once IN
hiuns Iowa. on the 18th day Of June 1880 At
= "eo.a, u. OF that day, to sal sfy said demand.
49, !. e"a COSTS. DAVID @. SHEBLE.
Trusfee
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1A88 U091C83
i h s1ssase, q a go. SssASss rssuee g ~
seoo. 3. u. C1A10,
Usy >, $50 q
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Law Notice.

Law Notice.
To J. F. rrecy and u. n Trecy,
@ lRS-YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAI
~ there Is now on fle in the once OF the CLARK on tha
District Court Of Pottawattame County and state Of
Iowa, petition Of A. ID. Robinson claiming of xon
the sum Of One Thousand 1000 Dollars as money due
him upon two Pronissory Notes for Four Hundred
Dollars EACH executed by you on the lItb day NJ Jnly
lSo9-one due and payable before the 18th day Of
October next following the date thereofand the otber
due and payable on or before the 18th day Of Nay next
Following the date thereof, and both payable TO D.
Robinson or order. Now. unless you appear ana
answer said petition before the morning ~ fhs
second day Of the next term Of the District Court Of
pouAwattamie County, Iowa. your default will be
entered, and Judgment rendered against Won for the
whole amount, together with interest and cost OF
suit ~ >"'' >"
STREET. CRAWFORD
r.;, AtPvs for Plaintiff
Ins original notice in the above entitled cause nav
ing been returned by the Sheriff Of Pottow sttamie
County, Iowa. as to said Defendants mot ,oupd ana
appearing that the Plaintiff has cause OF action
s saossItlns against the Defendants, l. therefore,
herepy order the FOREGOING notice published for fonr
wees successfully In the Council Blum NonporrU
BYE p BuRDIcK, Deputy. e"'
Council Blufs, June Sth-Aw.
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TSnK SCD9c1lDRR % view nRcrrvs~~
4 . inss ~ essay sssssts1 sassA s LCnE1H
49, = vlli 80 = = rssaaAse toru -
= 60 = psssAaso1 10 tAe esfy
- LssW Dsss4vsy, vsa q
eEosss PARKS.
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81. Louie.
Jno. J. Anderson h 90.
Aessrs. Page q Bacon
Loker, Reeick l. 90.
n. n. Violet l. 90.
Aessrs. Bryan h Co. .
I0ua.
Cook, Sargent 4 Dowpey.
Hem, williams b Co.
Hoyt Sherman & Co.
bon. Thomas b. Benton, Jr.
Springfield, ~.
Il. h +. Insurance Co.
Ciark's Exchange nank.
Jacob Bum. Esq.
Hon. s. r. fosan.
Col. Jno. Williams,
JseAsonviiie, III.
Hon. VIM. Brown.
" Richard Yates,
y. r. Elliott, ESQ.
Aessls. n. r. Ayers 4 Co.
nl-u
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PIONEER BOOK BINDERY
b L "A n X BOOK

Council Bluffs, Iowa.
ne ssbsiber woald RESPECTFULLY inform the citizen
in western Iowa AMI Nebfaska, that hs has opened
nrat class Bindery and The ooy ever established in
this section OF the country. prepared 10 do
all kinds Of work. pertaining to the bus ness Harpers
Gfahsme, 0edeyA retssscess, ArtAer's 1alous Put
nam's, Frank Leslies, Knickerbocker, Hunts Mer-
ehants Naga1ines, New York Ledger Bai,ou's Picto-
rial, Leal1es Illustrated Scientific American Atlantic
Monthly, Aesicsl Review, Yankes Netions LADIES'
Joarnai, Ladies' Repository
Music, Law Books and Newspapers or books Of any
kind old " new hound rebound in tAo most
styles, On short notice. At low prices.
Old family bibles rebound 20 ~ to look and war "A
equal to new.
September, Ii leeo. wN.F HIrxR
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coIp0~roaf.

=
Aver VT BASKET Zen spes the bsddisg
hepss Of the DorsLAs Deneersey herea-
bouts % Monday last. For awhile they
rallied us1ss the cold, damp and heavy
Is iivsr,n solseisg themselves With the vain
hope that BssckrxIrDcs would come to their
relief. What their fears con.elied them
ought TO take place, they speedily eoneiu-
ded woodland some few, Of = more ardent
and hopeful temperament than others, back
ed their opinions to limited extent, BY
wsxsrs Of hats, boots, "v" spots and other
valsablss, that BsEckrssIDes would not
seespG Bat, on Tuesdsy, their spirits Ten
below ssro-eleas down to the bulb-vhen
the news arrived that he accepted the nom
isss,on. Douglas stock vent down-down
-down. Lincols stock went Up to pre-
mum. Brsckinridge stock advanced TWEEN
ty-6vs per cert. Notwithstanding both
Douglas and Bseckinridge stock have been
offered in this market for Eve days, suf-
6cieus quantity Of neither has been sold to
justify an attempt TO call the stockholders
together. Like the holders Of Tekama shin
piassers are the holders of Douglas and
Breckinridge stock-shsy have nothing hus
fictitious parer; good names, tut operating
on purely fictitious basis.
Democracy 10 subdusd. We hear no
cheers for Douslas-nonef for Breckinridge.
No de,oua,ions from those wonderful en-
gines, y'cleps ansils, have rsverberated
among the eternal hills Of the slope. for
Dougias-none for Breckenridge. No burn
ing tar-b barrel has shed lurid glare 10 hon
or Of To. nomination Of Douglas-none in
honor Of that Of Breckenridge. No inpas-
stoned and eloquent orator has yet mounted
store. boz, and held forth to 40 enrapsured
and enthusiastic multitude, upon the certain
triumph Of Douglas-no one has performed
this kind Office 10 behalf Of Breckenridge.
No cheers, no powder, no eloquence, no
nothing. The Democracy Of Postawatsa-
mic were not won't to be so "whist." We
hope they will cheer up and afford Us at
least common amusement during the cam
paigu. We are assured that if the Douglas
men will but lead of in ratification meet
ing, the Breckenridge men will follow suit.
We are "sp'il.ng" for . Democratic ratif-
cation meeting. Do favor US with one.
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In bis last "IilesiId" letter \. 7. VIII,
chronicles the demise sf vetarsn and ven.
erabls dws'lrg IN tbs highlands IT the tluA.
son. HIS great $40 certainly supports tts
claim pat forth far lhR mountain eE2mats al
thai region, wa. that Il IL aaa E9y iabg life
AMI dying easy. cd Eil Baheee&. tlt
basket maker, aged ore hundred and seven,
has iuss departed this bfe. saws Mr.. Willis,
al hi, wildwood shanty amene The hgi3, bach
Of The storm ktag, he vas the father Of a
namsroas family 81 "oid folks" and within
week Of bis death, be made baske FOR .
living, + friend ard eatsmpeary e ;hss
old patriarch. ro35v Wood, died scar or
two aks wtta tha ga,sinsss Of falling asleep.
a, the age et one hundred sui tAres, Sac
hal ri ale her eWu grave clothes f8v;s Years
before. sni, Aert shsra fafsgai sal pas away,
for all that .iae ikea Sabbath dress.
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Democratic have discovered a new star
iIsssehsl. In 1881 shsro Was one also dis.
covered. There are characteristics that
associate the two very closely. Both Of
these lisfsehsgs are on sha very outskirts Of
creation. That enc discovered in 1881 has
only two satellites ,ha, are .artaiulg known.
iiarsehrl discovered hy bali dozen Demo
Gratis At Washington she other day, has no
more than that number, aud they, Ike those
Of The other, in their orbits have frlrograds
motions. The uorsehsl discovered by Sir
Williams in 1881 srropstly named uraau,.
The ilssseh8i u 1850, when hs gets up the
headquarters 81 Sal. river, can look back
upon the Republicans apl properly eSela,m.
"iou.rsn.a
Hurrah TOR the rail msuler lie will
make the Democracy sas more stars than
iIarsebel before the middle Of N5yembeg.
Hordri (fad) Tribune.
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And 80 you're going ous 10 the Eas. Hin.
ries, ny darl!gg Mrs. Marooney - said an
old Irish creme TO The yoaax wife of soldier
absu. 10 embark for Madras. "E'vs been
in them parts ny,eif, AMI we'll de rsmgm
Der the tarmcnss went through night an 4
day wish the mask easoss. They have long
suckers hanging down from tbslr heads,
and they'll draw the he. blood cut Of 20
before yoa can say "peas." This terrifying
account lived In The memory of the Young
woman she vessel made Madras reads. The
isek swere soaR cvawdaa. Nil bands deli Ehg-
ed nj sight Of laH3, Mrs. Mageoapy among
the rest. bat her joy VAS of Short duration,
for on The shore sha Preegived an elephant
harFsr-ssraas al the s,ghs, and 10 GREATNESS
agitation, shs approached the mate. 81.
claiming. With uFiftsi hands, "Hely Moth.
CT 10 that q mask gatJ#
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The ssoaafetHssr. Published at J'reaI
Salt ,iIy, caRanputs On the census saker 81
that fvggau. and JhgEks he is nssiitsseme
and iusalsat When b. ge3sgtakss to ssear.
taia hs~ uaay wives gbEFs are IN each
family. ETshsua u vesv Indignant, sn1
winds NJ be editorial With waYuinz 20 she
AFORESAID essssal that ssFas s'stsenE a,,nsisj''
ladies srs preparing shower bath for hjua.
and advise. bin 20 provide hs@ss.E With
India rubber ever ais.
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Read the Testimonials and Give i, a Trial.
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rTA Esstera paper. careaassES- ihf
lsmeatahls occarrcoee IT q .sagieg attached
70 ehareA being blown down. yeFy feeling
" says:
awe are happy to state THAI ever twenty
people were b.qash, suddenly 10 the
ground safe, and one msn, NJ. WILKINS,
got bis mech broke. Mr.. Wilkln. was az
sslimahle young nan, and he father Of a
good many children, besides large farm
veil stocked. He was fatally Injured
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c-r"A CtAy. Webster. sud a Csss. ~
"Hhsre shall ne look for snasbsE Cas- -
SAYS neasIss In b,s letter OF acceptance. II
the Gaisp rresidsag5a esuissizts had l0os
cd into the late naaeia. state tssvsnElas
in Michigan he certainly noaAd Ra# have
fasul tho great statesman when be sacsuass
in k.s hyrScgi.ical cg.sEy. NJ. naaS3ss's
fr!sads there geseI sssga resalsG.an IHy;.
ting Mr.. Case 70 seat IN that body. -
Clay. a Webster, sai Casa TAB What
. lsmsgeges
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JOB PRINTING, are nc; surpassed in the s.a.c.-
The materials are all sa'ircly ne~ comprising all the
later and Est approved styles Of Tzpe, Border, gules
ar, tasethss 9Th Pewer job Presses, a The Test
patterns i viii ever 70 the srahits0n and deter
naBattoa q tie szs=eTtseT that al ~ur executes a:
AIS establishment shall &c a!stisgusss8 by tie Tea
tares nseesssry 10 oaastitgse it norParetI-nasesr,
esTrssfssss ans ztssssr, osr personal szpsriaseos.
ane II JOB Printing, the faithful perform
lce q svetyIsb We pairaaaze with The assz-
rascs 70 Ill. that ssr ls ezsezlsaos and aasHrta~a
.aeifIes vii ea4kGe II - sxeczte d. orders e.-zsts
70 ne IA aaEsr 1eves sssoge At.szstsa IL tbs cssy,
nsr surpassed .a Lie STATE
W. W. MAYNARD.
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Coaacii BIS =, lore, S5r IS 1859
NEssas- CHARLES. BLOW Il Co. Gents-we
have -ad small quantity Il NJ l.. stephens CON-
ys9Es,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

>" usREAs JAMES O. MITCHELL AND gIrHA
~ y. hi,ehfii, bis wife, by their Seed II Tgnst
AAsa pstbSf iStb 1873, conveyed To David sbsye,
=, se1itsi Ne 3D. To Township No 81 North 81 Range
- west atd TIE sen Of swb ~ Section T. h. Town
.aiP ~ SWth 81 Range 10 West. situate IN Harrison
ai pgtals<ofy boe, described In said Deed ~ trust,
iss SSo1. doc Dsil is., 1856 and whereas there ia
que and unpaid 1t said note the stun Of Oue Hundred
and sixfJ-Be and syfy-fse Hunite5ths plIisrs !.
We fesneSt u tho holder " said note f. David G.
sasbie Trustee as Aforesaid. scoring 10 the pfoys-
ssns OF SAID Desd u Trust, viii ss the real estate
zsoTe desx-tbef at public sale 10 tho bIgisst bteer
10 CASH ~ BE 1o1r OF The County Tteasufers One in
aoscii sinnss Iowa, the 18th day of June 1890
1"stex, y N. 81 iAa. day 10 sa.lsfy ssid demand,
hss,est aud costs. DAVID g. SHEBLE,
Ssha-sS TRUSTEE.
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Cosacii BIS =, Toes, S0r. is ra5s
aEssss- CH.RLEss, BLOW Il Co. Gents-we
have ssd snail quantity Il NJ 7 l.. Stephens
pound and It has general satisfaction Respeciy
yaEEs,
J. D. HoSN.
E1zsaE City ser esfl 1889
Nrssas CHARLES. BLOW Co. Gentlemen
Having sod lSsEe sBfsHBt q Dr. 7 L. STEPHENS
Cheuairat AEue CgraGsgd reel Il 10 be nv dufv !.
FeSgansen1 IL to the a. tee yrepaEAtHs1 for
care Of Fever and sUus use A. yaa aware
have been sellag tt GEnh ne care yag prIR-
e&pls. sasI tgaiy sAy have aever been called
sp9a 10 return Qae deI.af a. yet, Yours truly
7. b. HALE, nRueGtsr.
Kansas City. No,
TznSefIr Yer 1873 1889
NcssTs. C-AsLEs Blow x Co: Gea1s.-~we have
wEa. the last year sold uaany acze q seftsrs chem,
saf,os Jsfss s the Ssasassia River, and VITA each
hs'e <sla promised &c refund .he money 10 II fsjl,a
estt}s resarnsi Ihss performed epres in case. a
laue standing. where ether medicines have failed -
T~s ~he have tried IT, wgubi hs without it at sny
Ert1s AMI ia this sclHi1y psrsa e billion. teurs-
ras-st nsizst sell he vtthgat bread a. sepbep.'
AgEe Compound Eesgestsaily Years
eHHST, Posr l. co.
GsiatEn. Ne. ser Q, 50
Messrs. cuasrrss Bios Il Ca Gezts-Tkis u "a
ssvsyx. szsR 81 DR. r. l. stsysezs' Axue Cas -xpuTt
ara aayr vita rea.y sale we hsvs wsrravt.-l
every A9sfte. We hare a4E bQst}s rasurrz.g
yss s4 bare sRa% Gae s5ft5s 10 hizh a. fes-
ia aEs fazaIty. Respectfully years
B. q, " NICHOLS
DR.. T. Z. $rrhens' Chemical Asur Com
reaI IL fer sale 81.
CHARLESS- BLOW 4 CO.
BARNARD q CO.. E....* ~
RICHARDSON. MELLIEH CO..
4 =. WETyELL Co
}. MATHEWS SONS
scHrETZ EasER<,
HENRY RLAk>LEy
PIKE KELLOGG
D-GNcH RIvE< r CO,
81. sLssis Wassssase Asss,s-
An4 " Ns7eaass sssesaily tsrszsAozz lie aozzssv-
AL al os-sslsss II tbs c4Er
WILLIAM I. BLOW, ssse Pr.,r,ss,r.
stsE In
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P U RIF Y THE BLOOD
MOEFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND ruU~rx
nIrTGnp

Inc hieh and enYed celebrity which these mo.
etlhe Menlclhcs have acquired for their tnyarisb.
efheaty IN all the diseases which they profess 10 Cur.
mas tehaefea the usual practice OF putting not ouy
m oht unworthy Of them. They are known
by their fruits; their good works TESTIFY 10, tIom
ali they thriYe not by The faith Of the retyylnus
IN ALI CASES OF Asthma, Acute aud ft,ro.;r
Rhe umatisn. Affection. of Ht,ddcr ara Ma
neys. btih"as Ieycrs and Liver Complaints.
IN 'he south and west, where these Diseases u,eyai
they VIII De found Invaluable Planters rarmers
and others, who once use the Medicines Win nnror
afterwards be without them ' " "''''
DFspepsia'-No person with this o.Ro
should deiay using these medicines inmagIstal, :.
Er"p,"ns OF the Skin. ErysfprIus Efa,nirre,
Seff' "n" aghe. For this ecatrEe uf tho Western
country these medicines viii be found safe .peedv
afa certain remedy. Other medicines leave mn
these medicines IL permancnt-rhy THEN ug ssT-
IsFIED, AND BE CURED, -
Mercufai Diseases .-Never fails 10 eradicate
entirely all the effects of Mercury INFINITELY sooner
'hsr, t.e most powerful preparation Of SarsapsriIla
Nlsh, swrats. Nervous Debility. Nervous
n nn OF all kinds. Organic Affections
faipiia'ion OF the Heart. Pal ntrFfs Ghoiic
fiies The original proprietor Of these ttedicines
was cured o. Piles Of 80 years ytapdifls nv Tho nee
OF ibese Lire Medicines alone Worms Of all ktnds
are eHesthsliy expelled by the Medicines parants
VIII do ven to administer them whenever their
existence is Suspected Relief viii be certain. sSF
THE LIFE FILLS AND PHKsIx BIrTEgs a
Purity The blood and thus remove all diseases from
.he system sihFe tris vi ~ place tho LfFE pILfa
ana PHENIN BlTTERs beyond the reach Of cep,peti-
tiofi I'D tte estimation Of every patient.
E-g"PTepared and cold by .. . . -~.- ..e
DIR. WILLIAM D. mOFFaT
sa5 Brondgav, cor. Worh St. Nep York
ron SAFELY y. GEEsAMAN 60. e
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Estray Notice.

TAKEN mp By II. =. Carer, at bis pisntstsn in Cas-
township Cas- county, Iowa. the 7ts day Of soyen-
ber Ias iron gray colt, black legs name tail.
two years old ether marks brands perceisesbie
appraised ut 157S, By VIA Currey and w. b. TeFfepc,
before ]. b Jsbnson, J. y. -,
T. " HENDERSON, Clerk D. c.. cass Co. 1osA
Cos.ss sssso Gess:e, Jss. ., 1850. ss-ssa ag
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ROAD NOTICE.

appearing from papers file 10 my office thai fae
AID LEGAL notice had been given The teHept alton
~ petition TO the County Judge Of poitayattsmie
t"nhY ASKING The appointment, or Cotn,n ouat 10
.sahihs f"ate f9r County R1fd ffuIu the County
line, at"T near Section Township II E4pge n wcrt
rom 'hsee On the most practicable route 10 the house
% Nosh Harms aud FROM thence 70 The bridge near the
hphsooi ". a Reel and Corau ssiotsr having been
appoint ed who reported ia favor 81 zgd Head and ID
a' appearing thdt plan and asd notes 81 said pro-
sased road lad been died required By Law; and the
former county JRiRe 10 whom said report made,
having fAiied ~ make ay record thereof OF set day
LOT BE aosi hearing thereof 81 is9r1erei that The First
a"ifsY u July. 1860 be SET Tor fas hearing ssid
sprafton, at which time, all persons opFosed 10
establishment Of said r0af attend and show esuEe
u ssY shey haze Wy said road should not be peHna
nentiy established w.
Dated May ztth, 1860. Up CtsAnysfE
a. -, County JaGgs,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-05
THURSDAY, APRIL s, 1860.

anists, amerphacanescens,' which is found
in great quantities fer many miles in the
vicinity of the Mississippi; but whether
this one mysterious cavern will be ever re-
vealed or not, belongs only to the future
annals of time. The leveling for road,
or the foundation of building; the agri,
culturist, or naturalist in his researches;
may in moment discover it or, on the
contrary, the hardworking farmer may even
now lie partaking of his daily meals over
his unsupported riches-the storms of win
ter and debris of years having long since
choked up all access to it; or the founda-
tions Of future city may have already cut
of its discovery for ages, and man is pur
suing his daily toll to amass fortune for
his family, every hour tramping over and
over the very spot where wealth incalcula-
bic lies buried.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-05
MORIA!L G. RELIGIOUS

THE BIBLE-Out of the Bible have
come all pure moralities. From it have
sprung all sweet charities. 1t has been the
motive power of regeneration and reforma-
tion to millions of men. 1t has comfortcd
the humble, consoled the mourning, sus-
tanned the suffering, and given trust and
triumph to the dying. The wise old man
has fallen asleep with it folded to his breast
The simple cottager has used it for his dy-
ing pillow; and even the innocent child
has breathed his last happy sigh with fin
gers between its promise-trcighted leaves.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-05

Look Ow.-Young man. A misstep
may destroy you. One sin may ruin your
character. Did you ever reflect on the con-
sequences of sudden indulgence in vice?
The best men have fallen, through the sug-
gestion of another. How careful you
should be while in the freshness of your
days, lest blight fall on you forever. If
invited to places of resort, where it is diff
cult to decide, take the safe course, stay
away and save your reputation. This is
jewel of inestimable value too precious to
be put in jeopardy. No man ever regrets
that he kept aloof from temptation, and to
the close of his life he expresses joy that
he was saved from the path of shame, by
giving a decided negative, when the voice
Of pleasure beckoned him on. Be decided
and you are safe Yield and you may be
lost, Watch with diligence and guard ev-
cry avenue through which sin may reach
you Tn no other way will you be sure to
overcome the evils Of the world.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-05

Use Of .Sorro,c and -Hiyoruae-It is
but rarely, in the present day, that scpa-
ration takes place in the mind between the
things which are of the world, and the
things which are of heaven, except by
means of sorrow and misfortune Grief
and trouble on account Of natural things
as for the loss of friends, wealth, or a good
repltation-turn the thoughts despairingly
away from earth, and hopefully toward helv-
en- If, then, divine truths from the Word
or by instruction from parents, preachers
and teachers, have been stored up in the
memory from childhood, the Lord, by means
Of these can lift the suffering soul out of
its natural trouble up into region of spir-
itual peace, and thus bring to it living
consciousness of heavenly JOY.
While in the enjoyment Of natural good
things, we cannot be made to comprehend
the higher delights attendant on the pos
session of spiritual riches. We do not rise
into their apprehension. And so, in order
to draw heavenward his beloved children,
the good Father Of us all, lays upon US, in
love, the rod of chastening and in the
pain that follows, comes to us with heal
ing on his wings