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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-31
THE WANpERER's RETURN.

The day was gone the night was dark,
As the bowling winds went by,
And the binding sleet fell thick and fast
From . stern aud stormy sky.
When q mournful vail, through the rushing
gale.
Was heard at the cottage door
Oh carry nj sbsck-oh! carry me back,
To my mothers home once more.
flaws . youth who had left bis mountain
home,
He had wandered far and long; 8
He had drained to the goblet's fiery tide,
At the festal's midnight tbrong:
But . dream Of hope came DER in his heart,
As he crept to the cottage door
Oh ! carly me bsck-ob ! carry me back
To my mothers home once more.
I have left the hall Of the tempter's power,
Aud the revel Wild aud high
They cared not in their reckless mirth
If I wandered a'one to die.
Doth the FIRE still burn in the household
hearth,
By the elm tree, old snd boar?
Oh ! carry me back-oh carry me back
To my mothers home once more. ,
Like the weary bird that has wandered long
l will seek my mountain nest,
And lay this aching head once more,
On my gentle mothers breast.
Once moro will l seek the household hearth
By the elm tree old and boar
Oh carry me back-oh !! carry me back
To my mothers home once more.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-25

4 SAFE, SURE, MD sPE.E q ;,
N cure for Coughs, Colds, Distg1mIper lilo gs-
Of Cud, Black Tongue Ne p C5 T ?, J., ,, :
H0BSE 1Vp cdTTL 0U-DERS. as they
are ar o superior to all other now sed They are
becoming the most popular powder nov before r
the public. because they are prePa11ee@ ., 1Gc
t II C'g ar used Nopowaars have given
such universal satisfaction, and acquired g
ere1t celebrity Al the same time. A. an cyl
denee Of the superiority over all others. the
nroprieiar warrants them as such, or the money
tbair aialities PRICE - CENTS PER
PACKAGE. or FIVE papers for SL0o For
SHE ~ ]. L. W BAKER,
Gazcraf dqeat
Martinsburg, West Va.
And country dealers generally.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-25

No GURT-NO PAY.

And without the use ef those deadly poi.
sons. Mercury. Turpentine Harlem Oil. e..
paiba. or any. other disgusting drug tn
table sweet 10 taste, and salubrieus to the ~.
tent. and will drive ont disease in as lna9s
days as it formerly required weeks and months.
and can be taken without any change of de.
or hindranee from business, or detection a
friends, all IS made vocal by theveice Of h..
coming praise, from the lofty mountain top +
the humble reeesses Of the valley
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-25

REED ORGANS, &c.


five To this immensely popular instrument vii
doubtless interest and profit very many Of on
readers: we commend the article totheir care
FIJI Berusal
j hundred and one makers Of Organs. Cot
taee, Parlor Cabinet American. School Or
gans, ETC., are each claiming to make the besf
instrument IN the world. Being eempafa=
lively a new instrument. Is At present con-
structed we are convinced the pubic are
much less capable of judging OF It's merits or
dement's than ef most other instruments. Ii
there Is really an essential difference III them,
if there are semeexcelient and worthless ones.
the public should have SONS criterion for jqdg-
ing OF them, some facts which viii ehiighten
them. VI c eheeftHllY eaHeeae TIE space Tor
this Article, knowing that there Is hardly q
family. or church, or sehe9l IN All the land
but Is more or les interested IN TINS topic We
are also aware 81 It's beng great misfortune,
a real calamity 70 any OF them to Purchaseas
Inferior or worthless organ, ruiheas 10 good
playing, and often source OF lnueh annoy
ahee and VeNatlen. we kno" thls aftcle 10
emanate from 4 eandld ana lhtelIi 9eAl SOURCE
and mus we give 1t to our readers.
Inc question: Is often asked, What are reed
organs = W answer, they are IA la9sl CASTS
nothing III the "ofId Du9 ihe 0lq ihei9aeoh III
disguise. Many ol the so-ealIed organs nave
the same bellows, the same feeds; ana the same
general internal arrangement. WIN the pei
lows turned Oh edge to gam foolh' they nave
simply put Oh a mere pfetenuous exterior and
n more high sounding name. but al organ
10 be III reality IN efaet, must nave Il "lnd
chest or reservoir for ar separate from the
bellows into which wlnd-ehestt the reefs open,
and the tone has room 70 expand and perfect
itself into the full round tone, slmilar TO the
lutte or pipe efgan, even, smooth, ffm, ana
mellow ana tbs tone from feeds=esllail93t De
obtained in any other way known. Nothing
. annoy trne orgamst as = have the Xolume
Of sound swelling ana 1efdhg sPa5s9edl'ca1l4
with every variation OF force on the bellows,
when + always the case where the feeas open
direct INTO tae bellows ef ;a8-passaeess instead
ot wind chest or souhq=hoA. Ana yet some
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-25
IT, ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS
SPEEDILY CURED.

DR. JONES may be consulted ON any d.
ease ut his Office, north Jonathan street, Ha-
gefstowh. Md, directly opposite the Methods
Episcopal Church Strangers will observe
the name on the door and window
All letters must contain stampto insure AZ
answer. Medicines sent TO any part Of tn
United States, by mail or express, to patients
address.
Persons remaining dertreatment can haHe
Boarding Rooms furnished them At reasonaha
terms Address
DIR D. W. JONES.
april Ply Hagersfewn, Nd
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-25
nR. ID. ". JONES
-
BOTANIC MEDICAL HOUSE
HAGERS ToWN. NIB.

Where can be had the most certain. sai,.
speedy and permanent treatment in the world
for ali Diseases Of Private Nature, such ~
Generrhea elect, Structures Seminal Veal.
ness syphilis. Affections Of the Kidney mn
Bladder. Loins and Back, Nose and Threa5
Nervousness, and other EItremitie> &e
LET THE AFFLICTED BEAR N
MIND!
that Dr. Jones has cured in the last six year.
past in Hagerstown and many other places j.
MARYLAND. such cases "a were given over +
diei Hundreds can testify that he cured then
after all other means failed, Dr. Jones h..
now completely improved hi, Medical Ho9sa
with Private Consulting Rooms. so patient.
viii see no one but the Dr.. himself, and all IA.
tcnts that viii remain in person under treat.
ment Dir. Jones will make written contrae4
with them for
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Nelle Nn3eigen.
M . 4 I J..

paramore @owsrs nnh DiIbeg, astnten far Der
Staatsn Anipra4e, baben ihrs Office mad 80. 2:
1ers GherH Srate ptrIest, pofslkft fie einseri5te
tle, anfPrh4e fir gissnfknm, rpeIcbes pen ben 8er
St. SsupYea tn 9efis senoM men miree wdbrenb bel
Iesten &rieges, 5u coetteu, sb oar anittrt III pbel
nt9t. Geenfals esuetttEen fe 8ountp's, weldbe un,
ter BEN IeeteR Gongre6oE4 poffrtex% bS
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@of9ptlLe, &enufllee 9onneraao otg 80 e(uguit 1856

Mitbirger, in6em i'd 8bilabelpbia
bel 6ieler @ele9enbeit belude, iit es niAt
meme Nbiidt cine &e6e su baIten, c?
Die siueite f9On ielt feiner 9Infunft)
fOnberu i9 bin in 8egIeitung oieier
ausge3eihnetrn Serren anf benz gSege
na6 GbicagO, nm ben 9run0ltem far
oas Senfmal zines bebeutenoen StaatSs :
lnannes Su le9en. SSir iiuo G6er Ybi<
laeelphia gegangerl uno ea th beilte bier
bin, 10 bite i6 mir su erlaubcn, ben
Birgern bon 8bilaoeIpbia meinen in1
niglten Oanf ab5uitatten fir oiele offent>
lide Semonftration.
SD beffe Der Sag lit fern, mo- Elm
She'll 6es 9mnbes in gSaTetl ge9en ben
anberr itebt, i'd boffe Der Sag lit fern
100 8ru6er 9egen Bruoer fannpft unb
ielne Sanb int Stamen @ottes an teine
Seble legt, SD boffe 6as 2anb miro
gum Srieoen Suriidfebren.
Basf oeu She'll, ben i9 in 0ffentIiden
Gnselegenbeiten senomlne#, bbeetrifft, 10
babe i6 ioeben geia9t, oab i6 teine9te@
be balten miLl. Wfeine Sanblunoen
uno BOtf6aften Iiegen Dor benz 9anoe
un6 sic nf0een OarOer urtbeilen.
Snoem i9 CLAUDE, oaB Die YoIitit,
neld)e i'd berfol9t babe, geeieuet lit, Die
nirfli4er Snterefen 6es Qanbes sn be-
f0rbern 70 ni0ge Soft mir beIfeu i'd
oenfe babel Su bIeiben uno nit Sbrer
uno @ottes 9iilfe pirb Die Union pieDer
bersdel U. 9abt Die garteietl uutetsee
ben. un6 ipenn Sie iiber 9eaQues
lpre9en, her lit es, Der 81 elmer 9eaaue
aebort, Die iiber Die Contribution iteht.
Stebt 5uianmen un6 Sbr fonnt Die
@lafie bon 9euten, ipeI9e ii@ 8oIititer
nennen, lei9t br3mingen. Wfan ipridt
uiel oa0on, oaB 9eute aus ibren 0lens
tern entlailel finb. Der @run6 lit, AaB
re in ibren Qlemtern bleiben DoIIelt uno
idseh gu @u6 benz golfe, uel@es Die
S9la@ten 8efedten bat, lpabrenb ie
ielbf rnbig 5n SauIe geieiIen baben, oab
fie in 'tbre Aeirter' ni1t oerlitren fous
ten. Weine Serren, id bate nidt Dor
10 piel 81 fa9rn es fin6 au@ anbere
Serren bier, Die 9eaWungen fein tperOen
gu. ipre9en. :. 5.a.s. i.
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W ag1T n.1..I-l. l..I7.lr sI.L.p ~. 800 sC.
rhn9 tonnte t@ enlne9meH pap ;Ser
n'e!ntet, t@ JET 9e1n1@en SIanoes aoer
oa 1elo Sbr I'M Srrt1uat. S9 9aos mem
seee!en9 = . Ssema@ m9s 9eIetas. 9s. uno mug
t @sma,atIiSa uuassPbsSpIk dssp, sg Il.
asu.s ss'e'. es es lt';.a.sn ea! SsoeuSVtt g.
slgss.len. Ss Its'sl 'u IVY, II pssa M;.g.
sonitls H .a Mstme ;2s't u"o us.1'e : .s @EaI'e
s SsnsS 5uusnoet lar @ uas 'S ssns as5H psIOnI ~
Sess Sss ?ls'saHs gases NV ~ gfiwasrs~,
pus y mn WV Ha":" IVY. s;ss aI"
Se,. ,s' at.s n s.; ~ IN & e
S;as. Az sat =. tnsta ":so 49, oD.a.
~! Sss, .nar @"s So,st 's S;eSss Sans,s ,nS ,nSr
Wy 'Dssa. Sue PI"'Pt o''Iss 3|"a.D' iSa' ~:
1en 9SoterIon6e rub,1buH oebient Elm
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(gottifs,nVrlls fOIat.)
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.agbiIkBsdp5 i a, stdg. Us.

ia ~ R914uOelAPS1t " AuB.zo.
Der 8rafbenteuSug Tam I mad
2 11br bier an. Ct pIIr6e our9 cine
Gou1ite bon &auFeuten unb Sffiies
rem en1pfangen. Sberft SameS Sage
iprn1 ben Yrai6enteu an 1lnb bot i6m
Die iudrnife 9aitfreugbi6aft Der Burger
bon BbilaoeIp6id an ohne sunterIdieo
Der &artei. Gr iogte, 6ns 8olt bon
DbiIlOeIpbia beqlii6Dhnf1e ibn am
S1IuiIe Oieicr unsllidli4en Rebelion.
Gr boFe, bab ale guteu Burger BALD
ole Standardization bel Seite fesen
iplr6eH gum 8eiten Der. gou3en Station.
5noerl er i6ni cine gfI6li1e Neiif
ni0 cine alii6lidye 0tn6febr iuinf6te,
eRtf6nIOigfe erfi4y odb 0er Gmpfan9
ni9t 70 b0aitdkeig lei, als ipenn fi9 bic,
Gto0tbebor0en 0aron betbeiliat bdtten.
(Sie Stabtbeboroen batten ndnllid
eineu uofieieIeu gnpfang berpeiHert. ]
Ser &r1il6ent anttuortete 6ann fol-
gen0ermaben:
,,GrIauben Sic Sir, 5bnen nneinen
iHniaffg ,Dnnl 9gup ben CANT 1eries
nIgrn, bic mid beaIeitet bnbeu, fur oies
fen freahblf1efi gtnpfdna aus snbrh6en.
Or iaete, er boffes driebe fei 9efpnrnen
niht bios lt0tllentaner slon6er beitanbie,
ger HrieDen." rs,...,,.a ..,s,,,.a..r. s...,
Seine @orte tuurbeH Iebbaft appIau-
Dirt.
Sen. Grant tpnr6e eBenfaIls Iaut ae,
rufen. Ser ,Brdii6ent :uur6e baBn .nad
BEN Continental SoteI begleitets Dort
nahm ct Ylak auf einert porfico IN
Sront Der g6esnutitrabe, SER. SEparo
an feiner 2tnten; genetdI stSralst al Ieis
uer Ste&ten, Getr.. @eIes, Boftmeifter
WonSaa, @6miFng GdrrpDRtl t0tuie @ed.
Meabe do Sth6 iSdteA II feihet ilm,
gebune. Gam pafiirte, bic NgosefIion
nntrr bieIetR Surtabt6fen fur Ben Bras
ii0enten, @ssas GrnntS M0nairal agra0ul
unAsse @Gh. 4 Wleabc. ai Ser aRrdlibemt
fAiuentte udbrepb Der onnaen 8eit feis
men put naD nsisss iid Senisnb sn ben
Nfaheu.s Damn IBa6te er beriHiebene
8erfnde sum @preAen.,, Mitbaraer,A 4
iaGfe er, nfeien &ieH eiiiem QtnQenbIid
,,,RsASFf AHesF assrsaa5 sf4s FL II
SIis Bic ggolie bemtrtte. Sos Ser
YrSF6ent ipreee, brdnote re iTid nSher
6em 6OteI. Ser 9rdFoent bat iin
AufSnetffasnfkn ulJ6 na@Oent Ote ,0fuhe
eiHigermabeh bereefeIt mar, f0ete es:
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8m,. GprfeS

9at eim beDabraea smRatsI Flr .tses MrS @ei6rlre,
RbeMmGtiSmmS, Gnetf6ungen ufb ale bBfe &@ahen.
Or Dat eiue D0n tbm ieIbft frreifee Shlbe
gilm BerfGuf hEs pon uieIen 9entf1en beenb empfob
len peroen tenns bn Iie itlahgen abfe an ttegen
YIate aebrau4t worten tit nnb srpat NIT erobfm Grs
fDIg. Ran wenbe i'd an
ID. 0prteb, Ias.
142RcSb GoAeaeftraee, HuterbaEb ber Eeutg&en
tmRfS ba @etbobtnengIrbe.
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seltgrdpQ, Na6ridjttn.
0Stcbti8e GrfIdrnm8 beS Gen.
i, &aiscDsf lin st t&biatss
m efai4ls t. e ouis.
gtonrination Der 9emofraten in Ohio
Ses 8r.afibe enteH Mn tunf
HHb8 De in Ybila6elpia,
ct. Souls, %. 9Iug.

.szj5u40 s,1 fSf. uts, 2S. Nug.
Sen. Sancof bat pofitib erttdrt, er
Miirbe ole GeieBe, iuelte nidt nit ben
@eieben Der Ser. Staaten entgeger
lsien, enti9le6en beldiiben. Gr iagt
ebenfails, oaB iId Die @oulerbatiben bel
ibm bei6fperen, @oub. 5letder tuoIle
bicielben nidt bel Ter gtobembers 98abl
unterltibens es fei aber, 8eit .genHg, inis
fitdriIbe 9iIlfe gu rufen, iobalO Der
@ou6erueur erIu1t bate unb ni9t
im Stanoe fei, Ie9aIiiirte Stimmseber
su befdasen.S -tsI'J .lG :"
Ser 8rief bes @oub. Sletder Al.
Der @oron6eIet Meeting iu benz Srans !,
port bon Stoatspaffen bon Der Staot
in's Siiiiere, ! bat cine ssroBe 9Iufre9dns
unter ben @onierDatipen bierielhit bers
nOr9eruf fen. ,aa&
g dredIi der W or 3.
SIM f6aubererregenber Morb purSe
am Sonntag 9ia9t in Der, 9fabe bon
Salem, Sabis @ountp begangen. Sin
g8aSnlinniger nit einem Sniippel be-
iuafnet, be6robte feline 5rau uu6 oeren
S1neiter. Siefe prgtiffeft ltiatiirEd
Die Slu9t, purben aber bon BEN Manne
einsebaIt nno 8eibe nit oem Sto6e
erI6loaen. Der W1anni tullrbe arretirt
uno nur NIT WIbr tonnte mon benIel>
ben suriidbalten, fid' 1elbit ettuas gu
2eioe gu tbun. Sein Shame lit Ben.
9tiferion. .t1.s4s
Ilueefdbr Dor, einein Sabre berliebte
fi9 elm geluiiIer Serman 96beI in cine
bubble, &traben<@ @6noerin, Stamens
@UnitdEtine 906eI,' beiratbete oieieIbe,
aber ihon, nad einigeu Monaten Iepe@
rirtelt iief bo ne fhtl9ieoen tein 9efallen
fan6 an elm einfa9es bdusli6es 6a@
nliIieplebenr lonberHl lid3 mebr mad
@erShi9lin9eu 'ah6 Seitipitaten iebnte.
9fa6 Der Srennung berfoIete er fie
iibera4 iu,b ia9te iie suerlt oir9, 8or<
iteIIansen an6 nebetre0unaeri tpieoer5u
fid suriif3ubringen. ater nersebebens.
Sierauf fing er an, iiberdl mo er iie traf
NIT ben sr0bfen S9impfip0rtern gu
Ibsrbdufen. Sine ioI1e Seene fano
i'm @ipoQo 9arten am lektea Sonutag
itatt, no 6ann &onifantine iuutbentz
brannt benz unaliifli6en @6beI cine
StiIelte bis ans Seit inbie sr;lt itieb.
Sas SraHerBimrner lit in Gcluabrlaln
uno tplrb, ie na9rem 90bel Iebt ober
itirbt, ibre seri@tli@e Strafe erbal ten.
Cincinnati, %. 9lue.
Sie Oemotrnten 6cs 8. Ohio Siitritts
battea beute.eiue &onbentionsia Samil<
ton unos triDdbItrtI General .. g8aro
snm @on9reBniit9Iiebe, in Sppoiition
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Dieie giapOs empFnsen ben b63ftsn grsts n ber
aBel6nsteunue iiRsf bic beifsn Eabsitate aohbons,
Paris' Geutf4Ianbs, Der Stabte NeiD 9orf, 45iIas
beIpbia, Baltimore nnS Hoiton; ebeniO bic @OSsRes
Oaiae anf BEN ameritonii9en Snftitut in
B@- SSni uqf einanser fOIsenbfn. .sabrsn: 4sgE
tiniere pianos entbaIten bas Sarfen 9eSaI. ben
fransSff4en 0smpfer, ben l8as pole els
ferne Rabmen une ale mObsrnen 9erbeferunsen. -
Sebes SnitrumeHt Gaf ffnf Sabre sndranttit unS
ueroen uhter Mafii9t bes Serru s. 8. .9rouefeen
fabri,trt, Der cine pratti9e Grfabruns pOn ber IS
Sabren bat unS Der lber tt,O00 @ianos iebft semat
bat unfers gOrtbetIe bef6biset nns, uniers SGbrfs
tate 100 Dollars 5iaiset ,u pfrfdfen ale ir
senb cine aneere Saprif. ND in I27f
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ea a. sao seHff5fss< 10 @5 3ef 3atgss3 fsz s5ssi
Mnfaness s Mnsbilbunes G@uIe.
{ ,tI5ssl4tE y4ESsS
/ @. q. @ar0's 81. =.
Seminar fir fmn8e Sa1mea.
Re. 10 Gpruee etraae.
q JbbiIIe, Senne6ee. -


Meontae, BEN o. Geptensber 1895
Gtde S6ulgbat stne aMsaeaei&nete HIntsrAHsuna
emptanGeM. &eine GttTn pssa5iang pertaHGf FIR
eIait9en unfekfidk. Dte 2etref HnD fir TIRE erlehs
rHne, fit UleIeasnS ree ees Gkaratters aiIssrpdkli
worben. Gin k11e mas NIT 8 Sabren stnfretsn nnb.
SDenn ~ 6en 9nAten @wrfns b1fFnadt, lDixb 60 ale
nGtbieeM @iHenf9ettan erLerHeu: Cine miittsElt4s
@ffeRe wtrb tletnen fnDeru1W EDeiI werbea bite IN
6teie G6Gie Bnt siebnns nh SIs antefrtbt ssSidi
Die Geb banbs unb bic aags Inb portrefli6. @Se kas
Ben tenens8e Beyb sfIerunsen unb Aftaeen I'm 6sis
sen, BtntiialIoa nne aneen: 8efenbtrs anfmnfia1a,
teit with GIf Wianjeren Mnb SyEa4e usruaiIbt 9beu
10 auf 9udlIobtetenMnb gleettion.
Gie aebEfE TN mngRulif9en Depaytement. Fnh wobI
beRnmMt lgh hig 9HfarMmente nells
@e MRabfR&iten mtEh. 1treng re8esmGNG nRFgahgesa
une Gjien wtrR ebeEfHMs ais Elm nmteiFid dtbge6ens
4 e&hlerinnea fOateH ssHaH an 3. esptsmbes sins
So Gtrenlart psnDs man fs an b0s semtnar sse.
B. O. BarD,
U1S 2w RrinaiyGI.
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Gbieaso, %. dug.
Sas @eri1t iiber Die Grm oronng Der
Srau 0es Generals @arungtou in Sub.
mire pioerlegt. 80 1EHW
.gineinuati, %, &ug.
Setern tuir6sn 295 g5oIera> Sale
aemelbet.
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Gincinnati, %. Mua.

Sie Oemotrnten 6cs 3. Ohio Siitritts
battea beute sejHs Gonbention{ih Samil<
ton uno triDdbftet1 General .. g8aro
snm @on9rebniitsIieoe, in Sppoftion
an Ben. Shenf. 9AH q 80 ~ q =
Gin, an Der Gobiu9tOn Drahtbrii6e
b.f6dftigter Mann iel bon elmer S0be
bon IS SuB. Ser unsIadlide pur6e
auf Der GteIIe aet6btVt. 2
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9entfAe 0ereiue Sfafboiaes.
Sdiben s8erein.

-l4s ShTben <8erein. .'''..
~ :. @esrinbet: Snnuar 1866. @ht' -
MitglieberSaHi: 31.i ugfhiitsdTa
Grfer S9IFennieifter: N. Seffp.
l8ypeiter & u ,aSg @. Plimfe. 80 So
y "a. SecretGr > Sobn S6rberer.s- ,as-s
l42. !s--tssi MIbert Wpufiou, ~ !''@ ss'3t
gefialnnIuhgsletaI in Der Sarnsri 9due; rlnion'
'fraBe No. 80. -,...,,.,;..,-.sz5 fc -..,,li~4
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9t4f1g& SEsssi ,tsas
Sefammtu1a6un0!

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The Temptation of Christ.
IT'S SPIRITUAL MEANING.

"
What was the temptation? To use Divine
power to procure comfort; to choose album
dance instead of stones; life of ease instead
8 of the hard rock on which the highest must
repose ever in this world. How many houses
would have been open to him like that Of
Bethany, had he chosen? Instead of execut-
ing his mission, might he not have turned
aside to live in abundance? You must re-
member his soul was preparing for its work
his spirit was silently acquiescing in and rec
ognizing his destiny, and, one by one, dismiss
ing the alternatives which suggested them
Z selves life of ease instead of hardness rash
ness and distrustful impetuosity instead of
the slow, patient toll of years, and after that
OF centuries; homage to the splendid majes-
ty OF wrong; expediency, in some form or
other; to make the kingdoms of the world his
own instead of uncompromising worship of
tie coed. A eHt oEF
Have you reflected that the temptation was
but an image of temptations in a Thousand
forms which beset him through life? Have
you thought what it was for a real man to ex-
cooitate a course of action which was now i,
the worlds history, and steadily keep to II. in
spite of treachery and desertion, the apparent
worthlessness OF human nature, the ripe rot
tenness at the core of the nation whose bless
ing he was bent on accomplishing? Have
you reflected how he might have purchased
life by silence, and very little prudent time
Servlngr TAat IL is 10 De alone, mlSunder-
stood, and in dreadful sense of forsakenness
at last to feel that all was failure; to hope for
human nature in its lowest degradation; to
believe that man is kindred with Deity, even
in Jerusalem; to see spark in the worst out
cast which might become bright and blessed
flame; to despair of none; to hope for human
nature even with his last breath on the cross,
and with the laughter of his devil like foes
rising to his dying ear?
Ihlnk you he cannot sympathize with our
worst sorrows, who shielded from scorn the
broken-hearted; who could only smite upon
his breast; who stood like God between
their victim and the hell-hounds who are bav-
ing for their prey, till they covered at his feet
and skunk away; who could forgive a coward
and select the alien and hereto as a tvne Of
the neighbor who is to be loved; who was NJ ~.
culiarly sensitive to the charm of woman's So So
ciety and its soothing gentleness; who wept
for temporary grief; who was considerable for
the tired disciples and the hungry multitude; ;
whose chosen home was the house of the pub
hcln and the sinner; who bore contempt with
majestic dignity; who felt keenly as his own
touching words W tnes7, the pain of homeless
ness.-lRev. E. w. Robertson. III
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CAUTION TO THE PurLIc.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out for general use shoud haye
their ecaey established by well tested experience in
tne hands of regularly educated physician, whose
IuinI yet the country is flooded with poor nostruns
anu eure-as purporting to be the best in the world
si1 noe ohly useless but always injurious The UNI
P hys'elaa' as It is lamentabe yet incontroyer-
aDie Elct, tnat many syphilitc patients are made
from inexperienced physicians in general practice;
Tor Il Is point generally conceded by the best syph
ographers, that the study and management of these
who would be competent and successful in their treat
ment and cure. The inexperienced general practit-
Toner, having neither opportunity nor time to make
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues one system of treatment in most cases max
ing an ndiscrminate use of that antiqu and dan
geE0us weapon, the Mercury.
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Poetry.
Janet's Questions.

Janet! my little Janet!
You think me wise know;
And that when you sit and question,
With your eager face aslow,
can tell you all you ask me-
My child, 1t is not SO.
can tell my little Janet
Some things she well may prize;
could tell her some whose wisdom
Would be foolish in her eyes;
There are things would not tell her,
They are too sadly wise.
lean tell her OF noble treasures
OF Wisdom stored of old;
To the chests where they are holden
can give her keys of gold;
And as mnch as she can carry
She may take away untold. ..er
But till her heart is OPP ned,
Like the book upon her knee.
What is written in its pages
She cannot read nor see:
Nor tell till the rose hath blossomed
If red ur White twin ve.
And till lies book is opened, .n
And read through every age,
Come questions, without answers,
Alike from child and sage:
Yet God himself is teaching
His children page by page.
l still am asking questions a-
With each new leaf / see; .a-t
Toyour new eyes, my Janet,
Yet more revealed may be.
You may ask of God the questions
fail to answer thee. ,ca u.a,