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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
0aS Spfer beS ,tc,1e,t 8u,tbcS.
Yeweis Der Giniesune,1ein @ertb
unb iein @eien
(Irrtiekuna:)

| uHo letH 2S en-.
(Brrtiesnns:)
Statt all rtc1er 8cmei1c mill tG aber
nur bic Tra9e ftelen: Wann Gbrinus
bic II. MelIe ntdt NIT rc1 @prten :
,Tbuet pteieS ;u meinem9lnrenfen!" ei1z
seiebt unp rie 9(ppfel cielelben nidt fpz
Alet6 na6 Seiu Sob sefeiert bitten fp
mibte man pp9 pie3eit rann cen Srt
rp unc bic peripn fennen, rurd welde
Die fl. Melle etneefibrt >purre. &ennt
man ater cine iolde 3eit, iplhen Srt,
iplhe perion? &eine6wega! Nubmt
| ftd stelletdt Semanp De6en c!e beili9e
Mele erfunoen erbaGt ei,,eefubrt o,lz
georcuet ;u baben 8ieuei9t Elm Mpp-
fel, Elm yapf, Elm 8ildpf Elm &ir9en<
pater pcer elmer Der tYsantinifden &aiz
ler reren 2iebbaberei c6 fcnlt ,par nit
Sbeclp9ie fd ;u befaiien> ben papf ;u
ipielcn UNI bic &irdenrdter na9sudfz
fen? 8epabre! sllip fammt Die beiz
li9e Meie spn Gbrifp itlbft fe 1T 95ttz
ltder Giniesun9. Darum BAT cs AUDI
Sabrbunoerte lang Niemano 9etra9t> bic
beili9e Meile an;u9reife1 erF in pd.cz
rer 3ett fno Srrlebrer aufactrcten, cie
tbre frcSelbafte6ano nab bielem 6eiliaz
thuu, aus9eitredt. 0p1 bic Stride BAT
NIT beili9er Be9eiferun9 unt NIT alien
Bahen cielea folttarlte &leinpr, rieIes
tbeuerfe Germddtnib Gbril1i telhirmt
unp pertbeirist. Die beili9c Mcfe 1T
9leidfam ra6 Gefament rie leBte Dilz
len6Yerfii9uns Seiu @trifi> unc ;war
Die lebtrilIi9e @erfiioun9 iiter iciu Set
ltsltcs> iiber fein NQes, iiter fd ielbf. |
@as Nuneer ,renn rie Stride rieles
1efament cielen lesten MiQen, ibren
Stifter ielbit itren Srduti9onl auf 9ez |
ben uni Spb bei dubte unp nertbeiriote. !
Die gauge @elt ebrt fpnft ben lekten
WtQen zines Ger1prtenen; mon Iaat:
Der leste @ille pas Sc ltameut mub
beiliA mub unanta itbar lein", um mie
piel mcbr rer lebte @iue, rasGef ftament
rc8 Spbne5 0pttes. unleres Hc;Lanres
unb Critters!
Sn jerer 8esiebunn na9 jeper Radz
ii6t mub un6 cas beili9eMebppfer ebrz
lplrctA betli9 unp unenrlid lpertbooQ
1ein. SdOn als Spfer ift's etmas CIR
lpiiroi9es uno .6etli9es !; uno casSpfer
1T uralt, fp alt ais Die Meal6beit e6
mar srn jeber per 9lu6crud tbrer Reli>
eipn ibres @laubene, ibres Sdulcbez
uno ibres @ertrauenS auf
0ottes Sarmhsrst9feit. 0as Spfer
mar ;u alien 3eiten ben Menl1en etz
mas 5etl:9es uno @ertbppue5; auf cae
Spfer iebten iie itre 9ofnune eS >par
ibre 3ui i1udt II, 8ecrdnsnib, Nptb uno
e6 >par Der 3eu9e ibrer 2eipen
unb 6rcuoe1l ibrer eebniu6t na0@ptt
unp Der G>pisfeit. Gs mar in, alien
8unpe Don gptt lelbit anaeprrnet ais
'in Sinnbilp uno @orbilo Sefu Gbriiti
cer turd bas Spfer ieiner ielbit al6
eamm 0pttes> btnwe9ntmmt Die Slin>
zen rer @elt. Selus Gbrifue ielbit I
)at eieiesSpfer ein9eiebt ais BE INNER I
pdbrence> untluti9e Grneuerun9 ieines
'luttsen SpfertopeS am &reu;. Sn jez I
1er ernlfell feterli6en Stunce, rpr ietz I
tenn 6inaan9 il, Zen Sob, NIT tteffer
Srsrifenbeit ieines san;en 6ersens, {
pra9 er: uDas 1T mein 2eit> caS 1T
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
Ser arDfte sfam,,.

@rbl fenn' i9 man@en errBen Mann,
Den bic @eidi@te preif
Den banttar Bis auf bieien Gag
Die @elt len ,,@rueen" beibt:
Dp9 mS9te i'd fenneu ten ieltenen Mann,
Den man ais ben Ct Ste n MIR nennen fauu
Mls Mleranter periten
w:it 8riessmadt iiterpanb,
Bart er pb ieiner Gbaten &ubm
Der u0rebe" sutenannt:
Du@ n.
Mntip9us son Syriem
Der Seleuciten<5ele,
5at nit tem S@pert ben Name,t fb
DeS v@rrben" teieeIellt:
Dr@ &c.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
Gbriiflicbe 2cbensaniba1,,u9
,ti,b GmtitbliifIe.

Die Syreucen unr rerypDt, lpelhe ne
5iince aetpdbrt> bic @crbetbungel, ,pelz
dye fie madt - rer nddfe 9lu9enblid
nad bet 6iince 1T ibr Grab unb madt
lie gu Sdanben pper Hpit uno Mutten
Sersebren fe.
Sp ,par es sur 3eit rer Siinpfutb
70 ;u Sorcma llnc Opmrrrba> iene
Stapte> ,pel9e inmitten ibrer Siinren
Ypn ter Grce yerlblun9en wurcen. 81
1ab rer &5nis Baltbaiar tetm id'pelstz
ril1en Mablc, Ct tranf aus 9plpenen
8e6ern unp lppttete iiber0ptt unb ieiz
men heiii9en Gempel; ca 9inaen sur lel@
bisen Stunre Singer an cer @anc berz
ypr Die 11rieten 1ein Ioce6urtbeil auf
Die eetiindte Wano, uno 9lue lalen cs
NIT Gntieyer. Sp fiirdterlid 9ins eS
Dem reiben praller, rer fid i'm @pDl<
leten NIT Speis unp Granf anfiiute
une Bet arme 2a;arus lag Dor Der Ibur
unp bate nidt Elm Stiidden 8rpo> um
ieinen 5un9er gu itiQen; cer praher
>purce rpn 0ptt seritpben> unc Der
frpmme Dulcer 2asaru6 fam in Ntraz
bans S6oob. slebnlih er9tna es jez
mem @uherer, rcr feline Cdeunci, or6z
ber bauen lief, unr pann NIT fib rspete:
u2iete Ssele, ru baf einen 9rpben Gpr<
ratb auf riele SABRE babe nun 9iube,
If uno trinf' unp bate 9uten Wutb "
@ctt ater lprad ;u ibm: uDu Sbpr
mod tit eteier 9iadt ,rirr mon cetne
Seele ron eir fpreern @p NOR ras
ldauerlide 9po5 oe6 Suoa5 Sidarict
BET in letnem@eise Selu5, 1einenTreunc,
iietnen Bobltbdter leinen 6errn unp
Metiter tint rreisig Silberliu9e VERDI
tben :; BALI, iebr balp parfer pteies0elp
ces Studies, oeS Blute6, Der @errammz
nis rpn fid unb erbenfte It6!
llnp cab bic @iinpe >pie an per
6erie has @ercerben nad fd ;iebe ldbt
ii6 au6 jest nidt aus rem eeben rer
@ottlplen binwe9lduanen. Mit Rem
Xainsseiden 9Ieidiam brancrartt iie
tbrenSflayen, al1o> rab Ct, unitdt In iciz+
mem Snnerm nidt Gube mod &ait fin
cet lpecer Sag nod Nadt; iie lpannt
bic Seele auf bic Tolterta,f Der Nnsft:
cab jcne Stuncen, bic Ger Climber pbne
3eusen wdbnte, bod talo ibre 3euBen
bdtten; rab bic Serratber nidt ldliez
fen, bic balc aufoeden cas- 0e,rebe pe6
8etru9es, cte Masfen fali6erIuscncen
uno bic 2arpe Der @eudeleien ; pab Der
@epanfe, s|et9 einem frenenpen @ifte
leiu Snuere5 rur6wIblt: ,.0ott 1T
ateral, ibm 1T nidt gu entseben, uup
nabme pie Seele Gli9el per MprsenrSz
the unb elite an oas entferntef1e Meer
um ii1 su rerbersen!"
Menn nun bier idpn bic Siinre 10
fablbar fi9 rddt tpte mtro eS bort ert
aus1eben am Sage Der &edeniaaft?
- t@ wiQ erlpa9en aus jecem Tau<
MEL cer blencenp mid um3p9e1l i6 piQ
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

!1tAHIH Wv J. wv wv 0"A ObN<b %tVkk"
iG nil on,peucen bic Onacen;eit su
lneil,em6cile> unp itet5 lit mir paa@ort
ceS GSanseliumS be,pabren u6eute, io
ihr ieine Sti,mme bTret yerltofet cure
,6ersen ni6t" SD mill bepenfen caS
Gnpe Der Siinee!
Nud mill id terenfen ra6 Gnbc res
9eben6! vWir baben bier feline
bleibenbe Stdtte," ia9t oer beili9e pau>
lua ulcnpern mir iudeu bic sufunfttge!"
Gs fomnt Die Stunbe, II, mel@er i6
ca5 2eten sertauldel1 lnub NIT ben1 So
&C. ras irotlde@pbnbous NIT pemSarz
&C. bic 3eit init Der g,pi9feit. gDer
lpeib> wie balp AUDI mir bic Mtenrslpde
t5nt penn bic Stunbe 1T un9euig. SD
,nub bebe11fcn lerner, bae t6 einmal itsrz
ben lnuG. Sd d,wM nidt leten III Den
TaA btneill als IS Fnimmer bic Gtunce
css Tpce8 erldtene> al6 pb fei>1 Sag ner
@e9enldaft fd,ne, als pb feiue 9er9els
tuns meiner barre; unc bod 1T ip fur;
bic 3eit 10 Fuati9 raS seberl io idneQ
ner Tco> unn io lan9e Die Gtpisfeit -!
@ie i1 MIDI NIT rem !Saule befannt
madte> in Dem i9 tppbne> io mill id
MIDI AUDI nit Rem lebten .9auie tefannt
maden> 100 id ruben 1perpe> ti5 Selua
rufet: SD la9e BIT, itebe auf" Sh
,piu uidt laumieli9 iteben lit lnei11er
YFidterfiil4un9 fit ben 6immel UNI bic
Grte, mill @utes mirfell 10 lanee cs
Sag it, wtQ tecerten na5 lestc 0cribt
l1nc NIT 0ptte5 0nane miro meiu Sn<
neres rein tlciten spn Der Giinee.
&lrpft rer 1pc pann al, ciele meinc
pil9erhiitte Spn Staub> carn bat er
feine Sdreden mebr fir mid, cann ruff
id frcuci9 NIT rcm 5eilonrc: uGs iit|
srlltradt!" Gann ldeirc id in Trisz |
cell >rie Gi,nsch al5 er raa Sell aelcz ,
ben unc 9lei6 rtr frrmnen 9(nna
cann i9lafe i@ rubi9 ein aud inmitten
tluti9er Sdlnersen> ,pie einlten6 sts:
pbanu6 unter ben Steinwiirfen ieintr
Tctnce. >, rae 1T rer legten Stunce
fein Norpurf mir i'm 0e,riNcn brenne,
unc id freuoi9 rem 9tidter eutSeeen
idauen FINITE! Nfit per 0napc Selu
nil id furt rpn ben Be9en> ,pp SIR
lidtcr rcr Siinpe sldnSen unp tdulhen,
uno in Na6t uno 0rauen peS Glences
fibren, ramit ib, ais gutter Gbriit in,
@eridte treu befunpen ,pcrpe unc in Die
bSbere Sronun9 per ieli9en 0eiter einz
treten carf, ;u rer t@ telttmmt bin, unit
bic mir ras SLUT res .netlanceS am
&reu;e miecer ertpprben. SD iunidt
bleibe,t ,pas i6 bin, id miu be1ler mer~
ben; td mill auesiebeu ben alten Dfenz
iden unc ansieben cen Neutn; id wiQ
cerlafen bic Tinlternib, unp mid itellen
ms 9idt bin; id MIL NIT Gbriitue oer
@anoe entfa9en !ptu mid aufma6en
uno nit tbm gum @ater seben id wilI
auebarreu inn Bubfampfe, bamtt aud
an mir als wabr fd erfile mas Der
Nppfel la9t: vSeiuS GbriftuS 1T in pie
Nelt 9efpmmen Die Climber ielig gu
MAIDEN !" 8ie t6 in Noam erfranft
unc 9eiiti9 esfprben 70 ioQ i'd in Selus
pteoer 9enele11 uno ertpa6en gum betltz
gen 2eten auf Groen uno gun feli9en
i'm 5im,nel. DAP bic 2ebenspalme
bort mir CRIME, 70 mill i'd fets tecenten
cas Gnoe meiner 6auplun9en, Der
Siinoe, eeS Qebens, uno ras @lpr@
ret@e am 3iele rer Nadfol9e SefuT
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
Np.. 46.

!
unb e1et> trinfet paypn Nue! Sbuet
Da@ su meipem 0erd9tni0ew cid
ielbit feline @rttbeit uno Menldbeit>
leinen fit unS rabtnee9ebenen 2eib> (ein
fir uns ser9oneneS Blut bat er uns
btnterlailen fm beiltgeu Mebppfer, SSn
cielem Spfer bietet er ii9 obne MufbRz
ren Dem bimmliiden @ater bar ais
SIbnppfer fir cte Siinoenl1ulo BET
eanscn @elt. Dur@ ciele5 Spfer entz
iunpist erlIit beili9t uno be1elist er fort
unb fort 9lQe, Die an i'm elauben> bic
auf i'm bpffe1L rie tbn lieben> bic NIT
ibm Yerbuncen fnb bur6 cie&irGe unn
bic @emeinl6aft chen piele6 SpferS -
bic eS NIT oem Yriefer unc in gereiniz
9un9 NIT Gbrifp> cen e,piee1 9pbenz
prtelter, ben binm!i( 6en 0ater carbrin-
gen. sllip 1T oa6 beili9e Mebppter in
Wabrbeit etras unencliG Gnrwireiz
9es' 5eil'9es nnp @naeenrtides.
llno bieie6 Spfer tpiQ id iest tez
fdretbcn uno erfliren. DaS beiltae
Mebppfer 1T bas immerlrdbrenbe Spfer
pes nelten Suncc6> in ,peldem fidb
Gbrifu6> cer 5crr inter ben Weitalten
ceS Hrpces unc pes GciueS ietnem
bimmlilden Gater rur9 bic @dnce ceS
priefers unbluttoer Weiie ppfert ,pie
CT fi@ einif am &reuse tlutiaer @eife
9eopfert bat. 8e9leiten mir ben yrtcz
fter cer bic beili9c Me0e liet im@eife,
gum 9lltar uno in alien feinen beiliaen
9anclunaen unc @erridtunserL bis er>
na6car9ebrad dtemSpfer glltar mieoer
verldbt! Gs oeritebt fid mcbl ypn Ielbf,
bab rer Darbriasun9 cie(e6 Deil. 0Gttliz
@cn Spfer6 cine iir9fdlti9c> eewi0enz
bate Tcrtereitun9 ocyaus9eten mue.
bason, rab rer prieiter cer
bic betli9e MefIe lieit i'm Stanb bet
@naee lein mub> weil er bel Der beiliz
gen &pmmunion rcn geit uno coS
8lut Seiu Gbrilti empfdngt, neil er ben
bodbeili9en 2eit Seiu Gbriiti berilbrt
neil er ras unbeF Fedte 0ptteslamm Dor
Dem Tbrpne 0pttes carbrin9t neil er
an @briifi @tatt ais lein Steurertreter,
pa6 6eiliefte Sprnimmt, ,pas einMenid>
mas oer Drtefer sprnebmen fann neil
II ppfert sur 8er9ebun9 Der Siinoen;
ab9eieben pappn rab her priefer Der
'ie beiliee Me0e lief, ben Spr9c1driebez
ten She'll ce8 8reYier5 9ebetet baten
nue, 1T nod cine beioncere ft9 gang
1uf ba6 beili9e Mesppfer be;iebenbe>
gorbereitun9 n5tbis. Der prieiter mub
1dmlid ben fog. slceei1uS beten pa6
inc: @etete> in nenen er @ptt init1nz
zig anFebt> er ,1pse Jpn bic @nabe perz
etbe,l ea5 bo9beili9e Spfer nit reinen
odnper> nit reinem Muno> NIT reinem
0er;en NIT 9elammeltem @eif> NIT
4noa6t uno Gbrfurdt carbrinoen au
6nnen. Gr wdldt beopr er Die Sir
benfleipun9 an;iebt ii: 6dnce> um fie
oppbl son jecer f5rperli9enauberlt9en
lnreini9fett su befreien als AUDI an
en Sag gu le9e,1 oab er iid beitrebt
ate> NIT reiner Seele Seium ;u ppfern
|nc tbn tm beiliaen Saframent Oes &lz
ares III empfanse,'. Snpem er Die
,dnoe pai6t betet er: uBefdbi9e mf9,
6err ale Wafel meiner .6dnoe ;u
ll9en. cau,it i6 pbne Befedun9 bes
Settles unb 9eite5 Dir ;u pisnen permSz
C." Damn ;iebt er he 9eweibte
eir@enfletouns an. - Gcrti. {.
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Qaaerlie6 ser pdpiflibe,t
3p1taDe1t.

Dem @briltentlut bur9 bic Mbern ipr''bt
Grn fremter Mtafel rein, ,q
llnb mem Gin 5ers fit Yius elubt .
Scr tin,me nit uns elm;
Mus freier 8ruf nit spQem 8lans,
l1ns sleiden SinnS seieut
@rbeb' Ct frrmmen Gtrenlans
Gem Jrietens-6errn rer Welt!
> @ch, her Du pom 5immelstbro't
@tart maltef unb screbL ..
W;r titten did turb Deinen 9cbn,
@dirm' ltnidulb, Ireu' unb &e@t!
Inns banst ni9t, menn bic Rusel brcbt
Tins l9redt nibt tlanfer @tabL
Dir seben frsuris in bet 2re; ...
Sir Yius gilt bic @abl.
@s liege Mabrbeit, Ne9t unc Ireu',
l1nb falt ter leste Mann;
9errl6, Gater pius mieter frei
Dies 5ers erf ruben farm!
Sir ihn serlieben mir bid, Grant,
Gntrunsen Meer unb JIutb,
Sir ibu, iiibss 5eimatblanr,
@erfpriset anlcr Slut!
@ir idmSrer Sreu' auf getri Grab,
Gem 9rrben pius 1reu',
llnp Treu' tem Gels, ten Seius CAB
Gum @runte eem @etau
Inns 8reusranier fniet uui're Mebr,
@ptt 1daut ron, 5immel trein,
limb 8raft itrSmt Yius' Sesen bsbr
Den Jrieienber3en ein.
> SER, Gu Qenfer allcr @ett
9eib uns aud Define 5ann,
Menn's, gutter @ott Dir 10 sefaQt
Jiir'o liete 0aterIanb
Den tbeu'raen Git uns wabre br9,
lnb mii0en fallen mir,
eab, tri& tas 6erb uns rufen nod:
Sell Yius, @atsr, Dir! s .t
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
ct. @>au M>tnneiDta Samfta8 ben g. @eptetber 1868

l1nb Rarl Der 0rpBe, pipin's Spbn,
DeS beutl9en &ei9es Sort
Gra9t er ,,ibt bieies 9famenS Nubm
8i5 auf bic MaGwslt fort?
Odd ,e.
Gen preile i9 int 9iepe bod
Wpbl ais BEN srSBten Nann,
Der in Der 2eipenlAaften Dran9
Sid ielhR teberrldeu fam.
S. g. Gafratbshpfer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
6erauS9e9eben sp11 oer
9eutfd,cn Saith. Drud9efellf@aft
Sffiee: Minnelpta ctr. snii9. her 3.u. 4.
ct. paul, Mtnne1pta.

~ Mittbsilunsen, Ginientunssn eorrt%
ippnbensen &C. fir BEN @anberer tuereen aus
allen Tbeilen be5 oanbes setpinldt uno '1ad
Wrufuua unb Outtefuben aufgencmnten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
@er Mamderer.
Sabr9an9 L.

GinsDcd,enblatt fur fttld,e d,essStrfen nns ass'ne"'
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-06-02
JOSEPH s. WILLIAMS, AGENT.
JAMES MoVAY, Sub. Agent.

t." THE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL issues Lif'
Policies on all the different plans, and as favora
BILE rates "a any other Company-all ofits Po,icis'
are aonJo,Jettia,5, and makes no restrictions al
to residence or travel, and all the profits ars
annually, ON the LIST day of January divided
among the Policy holders.
This Company renewed and continued IN torc'
all Policies held by the Southern survivors Of the
late war--forming an exception In this respect,
to the majority. II not all the la stern Companies
which. while the war was going on, refused Il
prsserve insurance on Southern lives, but arr
now soliciting Southern support.
This ncompany reorganizsd under Ito present
charter In 1860, and In that year issued 2s3 poll
cies. In consequence Of the war, the business o.
the Company was partially suspendsd-issuin
only 127 policies up to January 1858.
nee r..
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-06-02

Total number of policies issued to January lst,
1868, o G82, of which number, 2.296 have been
cancelled by default OF paying premiums, by pur-
chase and death. 80 'ti! ~
Total losses by death during the ten years ex-
istence of the Company lab persons, amounting
to $6ss, 800.
The amount received for premiums alone In the
year 1867, was s14ss,o49 50. Interest received
same time, $l16,O35 10. Losses by death for the
same period, t255,5o0.
The Company at Its last Annual Meeting, held
IN January, declared dividend OF Forty per
cent. payable in cash, snd
Resoloed, ..That all dividends previous to, and
including that OF January 1867, will be redeemed
during the current year, at the periods Of the re-
news's Of the respective policies, and from and
after January 1864 they win be redeemed at the
peri IDS of the FIRST renewals" ass
From the above exhibit, the Policy holders may
confidently anticipate large increase 10 the fi-
ture dividends. fi SO
JOSEPH 8. WILLIAMS, Agent.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-06-02
Agency Ofice
IN JAMES McvAY's HARDWARE STORE,
! '3.s BATON ROUGE.

Medical Examiners.
+. J. BURLINGTON, MD. B. DUcHErN, NJ. D
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-06-02
state Agents

MCMAHON & OTIS. MEMPHIS, TEn
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-06-02

CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE AND THE
PREs1DgNcY.-It is asserted just now
with great posltiveness that Mr. Chase
has given consent TO the use OF bis
name as a conservative or indepen-
dent, candidate for the Presidency.
He has "put himself into the hands
Of bis friends" it is stated, and while
he is not candidate, he will run, If
dominated, as the Conservative can.
dida,e. Most Of the Democratic OK.
changes seem to throw cold water on
the project Of nominating Mr.. Chase,
and naturally il receives the open
hostility Of all the politicians already
enlisted for other candidates. To a
cool locker on here it would seem
that Mr.. Chase has not a ghost OF a
chance Of receiving the nomination Of
that party; yet bis friends, or many
Of them, firmly hold that his name 10
to furnish the potent spell to hush
all party disco,ds and lead the way
to a Conservative triumph WasA'
sngton Star.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-23
LefIs Protect Ourselves.

The physical structure of the strongest hu'
man being is vulnerable everywhere. Our bod
les are endowed by nature with a certain mega.
tive power which protects them to some extent
from unwholesOme influences but this protcc
tion is imperfect and cannot be safely relied on
in unhealthy regions, or under circumstances OF
more than ordinary danger. Therefore, it is
wisdom 1t is prudence, it is common sense to
provide against such contingencies, by taking
an ANrIpOTE IN ADVANCE in other words, by
fortifyinc the system will HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS-the most complete pro
tective against all the epidemic and endemic
maladics that has ever been administered in
any country AS q remedy for Dyspepsia,
there is no medicine that will compare with it.
Whoever suffers the pangs of indigestion any
where on the face of the earth where HOSTEL.
TIERS STOMACH BITTERS can be procured,
does 80 voluntarily, for, MS surely as truth ex-
lists, this invaluable TONIC and Alternative
would restore his disOriered stomach to a
healthy condition. To the nervous il is also
especially recommended, and in cases of con.
frmed constipation it alss affords speedy and
permanent relief.
Iu all cases of fever and ague the BlTTERS
is more potent than any amount OF quinine,
while tho most dangerous cases of bilious fever
yield to its wonderful properties. Those who
have tried the medicine will never use another,
for any of the ailments which the H0STETTER
BIrTERS processes TO subdue. To those who
have not made the experiment we cordially re-
commend an early application to the BlTTERS
Whenever they are stricken by disease of the
digestive organs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-23
EEabitual COStiVcneSS or Con-
situation.

From this affection arises many of the ailings
of mankind In our everyday walks of life we
hear people complain of Nervous and Sick Head
ache BRiousHsSs, Inactivity Of the Lirer, Piles,
LiStieSSnesS, Debility, Loss J appetite, ChOlic
Pains, Want Of Sleep at night and Dro,csiness
through the day. Generally the cause of all this
train of difficulties can be traced to Cos'iCeneSS
or Constipation of the Bowels, and remedy for
this complaint is what is required; but among
the multiplicity of cathartic remedies how shall
they choose We all know that most cathartics,
after thorough action on the bowels, leave them
in perhaps q worse cOnstipated state than sefore
the remedy was taken. This, however, is not
the case with ROb0ckS Blood Pills. They act
mildly, yet most effectively, on the icer caus.
ing that organ to throw OF the fSTd 61wels
ls,tuS tine STOMACH anu OoMels
in perfectly healthy and natural state and not
cOnStipGted.
Those afflicted in this way would do well,
after the treatment above indicated TO have
ROJacS's Stomach BitterS where they could take
a dose after each meal they would aid digestion
aud strengthen the stomach.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
iuuiJ.lm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-23

THE municipal elections in Grants
own State fail most completely to fur
nish any evidence of the enthusiasm
which the Radical organs told us
greeted the Chicago nominations
Grant was nominated May -, and June
9 the city of Galena, where Grant has a
legal residence, elected Democratic
Mayor and Democratic Board OfAlder-
men by about 900 majority. The second
response comes from Mound City, Pn.
laski county, where an election for city
officers was held June 3. The Demo
Gratis, for tho first time, nominated q
straight party ticket, while the Radl-
Gals rcsorted to the old trick of running
mixed tickets. The whole number of
votes cast was only 25S, of which l27
were Democratic. The Democratic ma
iority for Mayer was 80; the average
Democratic majority on Councilman
was l2l, and on the entire ticket, 112.
This is a relative Democratic gain of
forty votes since 1866, and one hundred
votes since 1864.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-23
Hem. from, Ihe Bee > Journal.

When the Larvae of the bee has at
tanned its full growth, and the cell is
scaled over or capped by the workers,
it spins its cocoon and assumes the pupa
or nymph state, preparatory TO its final
metamorphosis. The worker end drone
larya spin an entire cocoon, that is, one
in which the pupa is completely 'envel-
oped. The queen, on the other hand,
spins one envelOping the head and tho
rax, leaving almost the entire abdomen
bare or unprotected. When the insect
is mature, it emerges from the cell,
leaving its cocoon attached to tho base
and side walls of the cells.
Besides the honey sac, in which the
bees collect nectar, water, &c, and con-
vey them to their hives, the abdomen
OF the bee contains another viScus, the
chyle-stomach, or true stomach of the
insect, in which the nectar and pollen
required for its own nourishment or
that of the Larvae, and for the prOdHc-
ton Of wax, are digested. Food par
TALLY digested here disgorged from
the stomach for use of the Larvae; that
more completely digested goes to th~
support of the individual bee; ana the
excess is converted into fatty sub
stance, or wax, and is secreted in the
wax packets on the under surface OF
the ventral segments Of the abdomen.
When Gaping worker or drone cells
the bees sometimes use newly secreted
wax, but more generally take the need,
cd supply from the thickened edges of
the cells themselves. Queen cells re-
ceive kind of duplicate Gaping, being
first closed in the ordinary manner with
a thin film or scale Of wax, over which
thicker outer covering is afterwards
placed, with narrow dead.air space
between.
Mr.. Kark, of Stettin, advises that Z
hive which contained fOulbrOOdy col
ony, be thoroughly washed with clear
solution of chloride of lime; and then
we'll dried, set open in an airy place,
and kept unoccupied by swarm for ut
least one year.
In some exceptional cases, few
drones will be retained over winter in
populous hives havinga fertile queen.