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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17
lsfhowlllHaxe IGffnense ssIFi.
General (iranti

0CACiuh OIdAt.
Bonner, of the New York
Ledger, who is personally
of General Grant answers this
question as follows G
"There is a great deal of spec.
ulation on thissubject just now.
Some people think that Mr.,
E. S. Nashburn will control
hims some say that he is in
frequent and confidential cor.
respondence With Mr.. A. T.
Stewart the dry goods man,
some gay that General Rawlins
is all powerful with him; and
Others that General Badeau
wields a wonderful influence.
ave have been frequently
asked what We think abont the
matter, and to save the trouble
of further inquiry we may as
well state our views.
"On one occ aston, when Gen.
eral Grant was riding with us
behind Peerless, he quietly
remarked: should like to take
hold cf tho Tsias.' .I r4 /
snow, We rather think that
General Grant himself Withhold
the reins the next four years.
he has been elected President,
and he will be President 2ra
alt is true that he said that he
should only carry out the will
of the people, as declared by
he laws of Congress; but then
40 will carry them out. We
hall have an administration.
he will do his duty, and men
lnder him will have to do their
luty. '-rof' a .ella ia0
Therefore, We concedetha
,he most influential man with
he Administration for the next
our years, viii ibs Ulysses g.
Grant, -ae 5liq. B von oln
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17
Common Pleas Court,

James Miller vs. Francis
Shades Dismissed without
prejudice at plaintiffs costs. s
Melzer Nye, Jr, vs. Nelson
Richmond Ct al. Judgrssnt
against defendants. Second
trial granted. on"
phares Bebo VS.. Francis Shry.
Judgment for 5000 in favor Of
plaintiff o9hai LsGcgi9w on
! John Benner vs. Henry 8.
Hamilton and others, proprie.
tors Of Eagle Furnace. New
appraisomea. and order for sa!s
Of property. 30, .''' .'.' = +.
Benson Dunkle, guardian Of
John Dpnkle, VS.. Marcus L.
Dankle." jIndgasntf for defend
ant. New uiS! glantsd. 20
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17
Union Furnace.

Last week, in speaking Of
this furnace, we said that it
was built in 1925, and that
Rev. Dan. o Young was onelof
the proprietors. We have since
been corrected in urinforma-
tion. The furnace was built
by John Sparks, James Rogers,
Vol Faer and John Means,
father of I. W. Means, Esq,
and went into blast in 1927, 1t
started on a paid mp sapital Of
5000 and made, for some
time, two tons Of iron per day.
It's proaaclion was aftef@ard
increased to fixe and six tons,
which IN those days, Vas cpn-
sidered magnificent work. Mr.,
Henry Steece, now living here.
was the first founder, and Mr.
T. ". Means, Of Hanging Rock,
did the first firing. David
Sinton, now one Of che wealth.
lest men of Ci4eiBnsti, man
aged,-RroatOn Rsgistsr, din
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17
OaSpsts--Den't Pay the High Prices.

THEEEw ENGLAND CARPET co Of sos.
Il ton, Mass Established nearlya quarter Of
century ago. 10 their present location, in
ais oSer n, yS, IS, II, 10 81, 90, G and 81,
Hannover Street, have probably furnished
more honses with carpets than any other
house in the codn.fy.' IN orler 10 afford II o Q
aI distance. the. advantage OF their low
prizes, propose .osehd, on receipt me price,
20 yards or'npsNTds Of their beautiful Gotta Rs
CaTpeiins, nj SO cents per Yard, with sam Piles OF
ten sof.s vaIYlng In pTice from 26 cents 10 So
per ySfd, siniable foriafn,shlug every rart OF
Hny mouse. 4wdtel7 1858
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17

The Democratic Enquirer Of
last week intimates that when
the farmers OF Vinton county
come to Macarthur to pay their
taxes they will not find them
reduced. True, notwithstand.
ing we have q Democratic
Legislature, and the Enquirer
promised a reduction Of taxes
if Democrats were elected. q IL
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17

THE twenty.fifth anniversary
of the establishment OF Chill.
licoths Lodge No. "a, l. o. o. F.
occurs on Saturday, 10th inst
The occasion will be celebrated
by a reunion Of the members
Of the Order on that evening to
which all Odd Fellows who
may be in the city, are cor.
daily invited. A number of
distinguished brothers from a
distance will be present and an
interesting and instructive
time is expected. ID -, .,'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17

J. @. GARRErTE Eso., weunder-
stand has sold bis inter est in
the Union Furnace, near Cadiz,
this county, and is going to, st.
Louis to engage in the iron
business. Success say swc to
Jack, whereyeslhs nayfgo. He
is q thorough business N az,
full of energy and enterprise.
Our county viii fAs1 his loss.
We understand his suceessor
is q Mr. Hoop, who has stAen
managing one Of Mr.. yBundy's
Fufsacss.-Logan .LourpGl. =
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17

WILLIAM LONG, the champion
long distance runner of Eng
land, and w, L. Harding, the
champion three mile runner
of America have signedarticles
OF agreement to run one-half
mile for the championship OF
the world, December 9s, at the
Fashion Course, New Work, for
81. 900 a side,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17

EDWARD s. NEWTON, q son Of
the Postmaster at GaIlipolis,
was tried before 'Oommis issioner
Halliday last week, on the
charge Of abstracting money
from letters. The trial resulted
in his acquittai. r5.I-.r,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17


TIE Springfield Ropalic says;
"The Republicans of the coun.
try at large will be glad to
learn that the general health
of bon. Samuel shellabarger,
Of this city, is constantly. but
gradually improving. There
10 q good prospect that hs Will
regain bis former physical vig.
,.or aud be enabled as q conse.
Yuenee 10 take an ,tive part
ID our public affairs, a work in
Hhich.his undoubted integrity
and his splendid ability are
greatly needed." . sa' A9""
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17

ANDY PRICE, the murdessr Of
nilgenberg, at Ironton, We
learn from the Register Of last
week, was tried, convicted, and
sentenced TO be hanged. 'oi'7o
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17

ABOUT seventy-fiye lives in
cluding fifteen ladies, were lost
by the burning of tho steamers
America aud United States on
the 4th. , al siss s7s "a
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17

WV. Hanfy, who was one
of the passengers on the United
States, one Of the steamboat,
burned near Rays Landing
furnishes the following state.
ment: L
We left Cincinnati at half
past six o'clock; Friday eve.
ming. The might was a cold
and raw'one, and most Of the
passengers remained in the 50.
loon. After supper quite a
number Of US engaged in ser.
enading two couples who were
on board--one an old married
pair, the other a ayoung bride
and groom. These festivities
were kept up till a pretty late
hour, andit Is to this serenade
that I have to attribute my
lite, and so, too, have many Of
those who were saved. It was
about half past eleventh sup.
pose, when Captain Wade
came dowh to tell us that it
was time TO stop. We began
at oncs to prepare for our state
rooms, aud IN ten minutes
more We should all Of us have
been in bed. just then there
came q terrible crash = came
upon Us in an instant, without
any warning. No signal had
been heard, neither from onr
own boat, or any other. l
thought, however, at once that
we had ccsiHed with some
other boat ana started at once
for the stern Of the "States."-
But before / could reach it, |
heard some cries and a shout
Of sire" from the forward cabin.
AS ! looked l saw the flames
already bursting out. I knew
in q moment what had hap.
pened, for ! had noticed, on the
lower deck q large lotlof pc.
troleum-some two hundred
barrels, I suppose, This had
taken FIRE, l thonght-shough
OF it, sir, much quicker than it
takes me 10 tell you, Iran at
once to the lever deck and
jumped into the water. We
were then about fifty yards
from the shore. Many of those
who were in the ladies' cabin
also plunged In with me, 1.-The
heat from the burning vessel
was SO great that as ] fioa.ed
along BY its side, 4 suffered
much,r and was a good deal
singed. But I managed at last
10 reach the shore Some of
those around q me sank and
were drowned. Others were
swept by the current into the
midst Of the petroleum which
had spread over the siver for, /
should think, two hundred
yards OF more, and were burned
to death. These deaths I,saw
while ] was myself in the wa
tor. 8 A minute or two later !
reached the shore, This vas
not moro than two minutes
after the FIRST alarm he'd been
giyens But in even this short
time all sn0nts ana snEleKlnsS
had died, sway. One could
only hear the Grabbing OF the
flames as they fairly licked up
the great boats, and Occa-
sionsl splashings 1s a chance
swimmer would buffet, the
waves. --r |
But one calamity Issw which
I never shall forget. The ya~l
OF the United Statesiwas lying
Just by our spars, Literally
crowded, With human beings.r7
The pilot o.. the America could
not see them, ard went right
over the yawl. Every one on
her, sir, must have :iIbeeir
drowned or crushed to9raeatb.
I don't believe that one y vas
left to tell the story of ths
death of tho others.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17

The dspes canal Is ito dbs
opened for Traffic OnIths first Of
October, 1862 Tho Yankees
,wilEhave their thro'sgh route
ito China, the Pacific F2tlroad,
Fopsn before that ieEoss. 7
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17
DIR. BURTON'S
Tobacco AntidOte.

WARRANTED 10 remove all de.ire for To-
w bareo. 1t purihes aud enrlehes the blood,
lnViaoraies The system posserel great no ar.
lshlng and Strengthening power, IL an excel.
lent appetizer, enables the etc mach TO digest
me heariest tood, makes sleep refreshing,
chewers for sixty years cured. Prize, hfty
cents post free. A trealise on the munro ns
effects Of r. bacco, with li,.s Of references
testimonials, &c, sent free. Agents wanted.
Address DR., T. II ABBoTT, Jersey. City, y. i.
Sold by all druggists. 2Iwnoy 10 lsGs.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17

TlE following shows the
nnnbers Of rebels who have
Acen DISTINGUISHED by reason
OF tho rebellion, and about
whom the Democracy are rails.
ing such a hue and cry: Ala.
6ama, 10000; Arkansas, 5000;
FLORIDA, 500; Georgia, 5000;
louisiana, 5000; mississippi,
5000; d North tCasoiina, 5000;
South Carolina 5000; Texas,
1000; Virginia, 10000; fetal,
E, 500. ,a7-r
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17

Coz. THOMAS L. You've, Of Gin.
cinnati, has been appointed Su.
pervisor Of Internal Revenue
for the Southern District Of
Ohio. 9- .e'- n7. 3A u 3
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17
GRE report ct the Wardan OF

5 8aE report oi the Warden Of
the Ohio Penitentiary will
show an excess of receipts
aver expenditures for the past
s7uHE, of about $1,000. Gener.
al Walcutt is the only person
who has ever made the Peni
tsnuary a paying institution
10 the State.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17

GsS.. KEIFER, commander of
The Department of Ohio, Grand
Army Of the Republic, y. s.,
has issued au order calling a
Department Convention to
meet at Dayton, at 10 o'clock
A, NJ, Wednesday, Jan. 18th,
1869, for the purpose of elect.
Hng'Department officers and at.
tending to such other business
as concerns the welfare Of the
order. It D expected that
every Post viii, bevrepresented,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17
The, Opinion of O democratic
ID IawJer on the Action Of the
Democratic Senate Ot Ohio.

ID IaWJer on the Action Of the
Democratic senate Ut Ohio.
.JuDaE GRoaAs, Of Logan, in
,his plea before the Common
Pleas cepst in the contested
election casss, last week, took
occasion to say in substance,
tLas the action Of the Demo
cratic Senate last winter in re.
moving Capt. Jones and de.
claring Henry NJ. rOnderdonk
elected from this district, was
q naked assumption of power
not warranted by law nor the
facts IN the case. ...,..'...,. ..
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17

The Democratic State Con-
vention meets on the Sth Of
July 1859. .Taj8Huf TT-lq L
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17

The loss by fire at Fort La.
fayette is estimated at$i0O,0O0,
upon which there is, of course,
no insurance. The loss, by the
partial destruction of the fort is
estimated at $4,000 The
amount Of ordnance destroyed
is not known, or the actual
amounted powder storedinthe
magazine. Of the armament
there were destroyed twenty
two teh-inch' Rodman guns,
with their carriages, otogether
with one dismounted gun, ten
one hundred-po Parrot guns
and carriages, and twelve thir.
ty.two Founders. ' --
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17
! sESAroas Morton and shet

SENATOR'S Morton and Sher
man are studying up the fnan-
cial qY Morton is col.
lecting tHe data he can OBJ
tain from the Treasury Depart
ment and will vigorously ad;
vocate his theory that the Gov
ernment should commence pay
ing off the 5-20s issued in 1862,
in gpeenbacRs. He will also
propose a plan for gradual re-
sumption of specie, payment.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17

Blank Books, at strong's.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-17

CosaREss: will probably ad-
journ for the holidays. . a1o
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-18
(Jprtlebuns fplet:)
.--saN--%<11A-R

Gin Spradlebrer dryerte fb fets
llber bic fnll6e photographic ieines
S@uiters. Ginft bradte ib1n oerlelbe
eine Ne1nun9 uno Bate, ,pie ecp1bnz
li@: eia paar ftiefel 8prselhubet @tie<
fsl tlein unc ppr9sldubet 9rpb 9el9riez
ben. Der 2ebrer fteIlte i'm tariiter sur
Neoc. - s..lsI.;-
So, lieter 5err prcfeipr> nor feline
Gnhf1ulcieung n'eine6auptrSrter fnp
cte moran td ettpas verptsne : ,penn i6
ein paar @tiefel spribube 70 yercfene
t@ nidt5 an ben Stiefel1l ipnpern an
bem Gcr9eidubtsn unp bteie W5rter
fdreibe id erpb. ..a @>, III ...
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-18
Minmeiota 9trake,, jtptfdem 3. nnb 4.
So. %

ten rurh bic !S6metdeleten ces &inoe8
ptrleite'', rem &inre ,ltatt bic bittere aber
betlaimeNrSnfi fife atn,tnseillnce5p
en uno eedertilien 3,1 .ref9en,tlnb lpenn
iplde Tebl9riffe gar benz Nr3te per<
beimlidt lrerren mic 9rpe mub bann
.ni6t terS 6apen tperpen!D DerNHt 16reibt
cann ben bHDern @rap tesllebels pcer
Die ideintare 5attnddt9feit ce0elten
ter.llnmirfla cer Nrinctsu> Dir rer<
fGrettt cine at,rere bic tpiecer nidt
rvirtt une mirp tiert,lrb ,nandmal auf
Soften res Gra,tfeu irre ecfubrt.-
(Jprt1ebuna fplat:) '4
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-18

Bern iinfti9e Abb ar un9.
germSbnune Ber;artelune. MQeemeine@runt-
}GBe, pelde bic Gltern une Gr3ieber in eielem
pidtisen Yuntte leiten 1ollen.
[Gurtiesuns.] .
Die armen &inper ,peinten bitterlt@
an iepem Mpreen, bebten Dor Trpit ben
sansen Sag iiter anp fpnnten ii@ nidt
einmal auf's marine Bett freuen> ta ie
iebt nur cine lei9te Dede erbielten.
Diele beftis etnmirfenpen @erdnperun>
aen fpnnte per &Srper ni9t ertra9en.
Der fleine Mpelbert 1tarb na9 eini9en
@cben, nadnem er adt Sage rprber
in einem 3ultanre 9dnsli9er llnbeme9<
li9feit sefallen war. Die teicen GS9<
ter murren immer bleider tefamen
&rdmpfe unb.periiesten> 10 caefetne rae
;ebnte Sabr erlebte. -
ebonrlune franter 6 inz
Iotbwenbieteit btr &ratli@en bulfe bei eieenHi.
1en 8inherfranfbeiten, Mitpirtune eer g.
tenn unp Gr;iebtr,
Da bic eisentli9en &nberfrantbei,en
in benBeret9 res Mrste6 9ebbren, 70 ms
gen bier furGltern unpGrsteber blpb eiz
ntse @inte fteben.
a. Ni9t INNER fann man ben &tn=
bern elauben renn fe ia9en f1e ieten
trant obnt es ;u lein. Dieles 1T meiz
items bel lol6en Der SAL, penen cine
iibersarte Mutter bel ber 9erinsfen&laz
0e Ypn uebelbef f1nben ale 8eldmeroen
Yerllbt, uno ea9e9en allen @unl9en
oerlelben bereitwiQt9t entsegenfpm1nt.
Man9mal banbelt eS fi9 nur um Die
@rlaubnib ppn rer S6ule we9;ublet<
ben ober cine Nrbeit unterla7en gu riir>
fen. @aS (puen bic Gltern It, iplben
GdQen ,bun? Sie (ouen lolde &incer
als wtrflid franf tebanpeln tbnen bic
&oit duberlt ldmal 3ume6en> ibnen Yiel
unl9dclt@en Ibee gu !rinfen 9eben, III
men ale unterbaltunsen abi1neiren
uno fte i'm Bett ocer I'M 3tmmer fefz
balten. Sa|o weroen fiefi@ a!s seluno
erfldren. r. :.rs
b.. Nu@ fann berGau eintreten, tab
&inper ibr llebelbeinren perbet.mlt=
den. DieleS rae9t be lpnberS bann gu
9el1rben> ,penn fid .pas &inp ben@da<
ben aus ei9ener S9ulo suse;psen bat
ooer tpenn.es ft9 bel oemlelben I'M, bic
Grbaltune zines Borsuss banaeln
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-18
Triiblin9slieb.

Mant9 5tdtlein itust i9 germ auf Bajcnette.
llno auf ben Suesstrater bsr 8ancnen,
1lnb msint burdb ie, empSrte Milicner
3urat,uoransen in Der Orbnuns Bette.
Sbm beu9t, etn xrob pcn pcliseilerssanttn
@ei ansetban, @tboriam 3u erawinsen;
Man boTt, @praI eem pSbel bei;ubriaseu
Durd tlueer @taataeeiese GcIianten-
llnb in bem 8abn, {i9 mittelR 8arritatea
@ebaraii9ter uiale Stub gu i@a1su.
1lnb n,itsen i'm Sarres erprrbter WaHeu
@efeiert ba;utsb'n gen alien S9aeen:
Sir bDb'rsn equities Nismanb einSsearfniB,
Mlan lebt mit@ctt unpSfird' uneGbrifentbume
[gBir Bilbunssleute reanen's uns gum &ubme]
@eit lanse 5dpn in 5aoer unb 3srpurfn'B'
Dieair9.tarflsin @taatim @taa=
te werben
,sie mus aum @@emel bienen
un1rer @oble!~
Das 1T Der 1erren Jappritparple!
Gie 5ormel fur oas neue Sell Der Grben.
llnb silisf lesen fe bic 2ir4' in Giien,
uab brilten F9 unb tbun ii9 stel3u @ute
Mit isnem ni9t beneibenswertben Mutbe
DsnBplfssabn einem ga m m tiibn 3u ,peilsn';
To4 -taui9t eu9 ni9t 8anon' unb gDafen-
rifuns-
@ie werben i@neu, wie gDa&a i'm @trable,
i1melseM :.
llnb ber GmpSruns Sara wirb f9 wdl3su
6c& Aber eu9 unb eurer @aQe Briltuns
3ulammenfarsen wiro in s@utt unb Splitttr,
Bas itr in 1oI3em Selbfpertrauen bautet
@orauf ibr fefer benu auf@ott serrautet
3ernieben bd BEN @@lase ber @ewittsr!! +.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-18

SAP anefif@e 2iebe.
Wenn sin japanelifdes iMdp6en bic
gtete zines 0alans erpieeert 10 fdrbt
fe ibrc 3abne idmar3. Gas b56feH
9ieteSset9en> keas Nu6raufen Der Muz
9enbraunen> seriparen. .f1 bic Qiebenten
auf ben ,6p@3eitstas. Bei uns if Ell /.
ne flefne Nenoerun9 in Der Sa9e, pa
raufen fi9 eemSbnlid bic gbemdnner
na6 6em 6p9jeft6tase bic 6aare aus /!
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beiten ibrer Mnoer tlinne Gplee lsiitsn
| lipnpern fd peS Natbes une ner !6ilfe
|perieni9en bepienen>, bic pertraut NIT
Tier Natur oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. une
nit ben &riften 6eilmittsL une seitt,
rur@grfabruns pte 5eiluno na6 ridtiz
gen @runclaBen gu befplsenim Stanee
fnc, Das Nufen res Nrste9 aber kilft
aQein uidt bic Gltern mlHen rem Nr3z
te bel Bebanoluna bes &inbes beiftebel,.
Der Nrst berarf ibrerMitmirfune, penn
| Die 6eiIuns ber8ranfbsit NIT eineu,
slldli6en Grfplse beitr9en fcu. Die
Gltern 1udrn ..
1. bic 9ueQe ber &rantbeit iu ent>
peden neil babur9 bic Grfenntnib Der
&ranfbeit be9riinpet unp bic .6eiluns
erl,i6tert miro. Sft >pirp man Die
Gueue pur6 cine liebeppue 8ebanrlung
unn rurd perniinfti9e Gprl lteuuneen
Don Dem &tnoe felbit oft bur9 annere
pericnen purd @eldHpil lter MitldIler
Dienitbptsn erfabren tSnnen. G6 1T
| iebr trauriA bab beipnbers bic leBtern
in rem Galle ,penn fe 1elbf rie llr1a6e
fnb> bic @abrbett perbeblen unp au be-
manteln 1u9en tppturd Heinere uebel
anbetlbar tperren unb Wan9er gun,
&riippel gemprpen it, pem perNr3t lei9t
| bdtte belfen f6nnen, >renner 9ewubt bdt@
| t., pas 9ei9eben.
Die Gltern tbeilen ..
2. Dem Nrate pouftanpia unb pfenz
ber;i9 ibre Bepba9tunsen ibre urz
tbeile. ibre perniinftiee Mutbmabuneen
NIT. Ste perber9en ceml mlelten 1poar in
rem Sale, wenn tie ielbfS9ulp bdtten,
nt&ts> rpas CUR &enntntb unb !6eilun9
per &ranfteit pienen fann.
SpQten Dienfbpten bic llrla9en ber
&ranfbeit pt6en unb beim 8efanntz
MAIDEN cerlelben 9rpbe8ertrieblidfeiten
belprser> 1p entreden fie bic Sade pem
Nr;te ms @ebei,n uno re9nen suYerz
Tbtli9 rarauf pab perlelbe Elm ibm auf
pieie Nrt ansertrautes @ebeimnib ni9t
mtbtrauden werce.
3. Gltern befol9en 9enou> >pas Der
Nr3t serprcnet uno feben NIT alien Grn<
ite paraut pab pieies eten lorrbl spn
Dem &ranfell ais Don ben umoez
bencen Yerlunet1 J. 9, cen0eldwifern
&ranfenmartern 9ei9ebe. @ie feien
paber itet6 auf cas- 0erbalten bes&ran<
fen une auf rieBebanclunA bic tbm BON
Mnperb miperfdbrt, aufmerf1am. Man
.lant fd werer purd ,pebmdtbiss Bitz
ten res &ranfen nod cur1 3umuz
tbunQen anrerer perlpnen perleitet1 BON
ben gprldriften ce6 Nr3tes absuseben
mod meniser rirri9e man iid 70 iebr
berab, penslrst binterseben su belfen. Gs
oebSrt ptsl Sprsfalt cine eenaue q u.fz
i d t unp oft pieleGefiefeit oe5Gbarafz
ters pasll> nm rasWp3l pes franfen&inz
bes f@er 3u itellen. Man tei ia .ni@t
3u rahfattS nit bem tleinen Rraxfen
lpeun bic Nrsnet ibm ni@t beba9en wtQ.
2eiattnnist Matter laien fi& nidt fell !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-18
pprctatun pes 5odmdtisen 8ii@ofs sbcmas 8. Graee)
ct. Naul, WfinnefDtd, sa,nffa8 Sem IS. Mpra 1868.

fSnnte. Nsan besesne 1ol9en &inrern
NIT nabrer vouerGbeilnabme> man
erperbe fd tbr3utrauen uno ermuntere
fie 9lQes >pas ibnen llebels 3u0Bet 3u
entbeden. Sebr unflu9 mare eS> ,penn
man raS &inn earunt, neil eS 1t1 aus
etener Sdulp ben Sdoben su9e3psen
babe bart unt lieblos anfabren prer
gar teitrafen murre. Sir pieles Mal
1T tas &ino idpn sefraft unp cine
gar ernitlide aber su9lei9 ppblmpuenpe
6inweiluns auf bic ..traurt9en Sol
gen ees jugenrliden Qei6tiirnes madt
ouf eas&inr tpeit be0eren Ginrrud, als
cine CUR unseit an9etpanrte barte Bez
banblun9.
c. SIT ras &ino ,pirfli9 trant io
perre ber Mrst 9erufen uno swar ~
balp als bic Rranfbeit nur Elm tpenia
berenfltd gu werten ideint, Gltcrn
unp Gr;ieber lpuen f6 ME mit6eiluns
ter &ranfbeiten ibrer Sinner befa0en
unp ibreu ei9enen Ginlidten fpl9en wolz
len.
Weoer rie bergebradte @eippbnbeit
mod eerGatb rer, ,wpbl pblmeinencen, aber oft
nt9t Senug erfabrenen 8efannten une
germanrten biir9en fir bic Site uno
3pedmdeisteit einesMittels. 8eifeiner
94rt &ranfbeitsn 1T rieSuadialberei ip
se,pSbnlib als bel ben &inrerz&ranf<
beiten. Sere .6etan,me jece Gimme
unb &inoermdrterin 9lautt in oielem
StIde be>paneert ~ ietn uno NIT ool-
lem He@te cine entldeicenbe Stimme
flbren 3u bi1fen, ..
gBie oft oebrau9t man rieiddrli9fen
Wfittel 4. 9. 8leipeib, 8leiweiblalbe,
.penn he &tnper our@ llnreiuli@feit
pber eine anbere l1rfa9e numb 9e,ppr<
ben iinp. Isle man9eS &ino bat purd
ren unperfanp ieiner Gltern, wel@e bel
ben &inrern setpSbnlid &cpfausidld9e
our9 se,pi0e Salben fdneQ gu beilen
lu@ten nit cer Nus;ebruus, nit rer
Blinrbeit pper Dem @abnitnne blben
mI0en! Wie piele &inper ftno fit ibr
9an3es 2eben III &riippeln 9etpcrcen,
neil man ibre frummen Beine, oasNus<
mahlen prer ein;elne Nusmii&ie pur@
bic BON Suaflalbern empfoblenenMitz
tel beilen ppute! 6ausmittel t5nnen
bel cinselnen &inpern in elnselnen Jdl<
len quite Dienfe eeleifet baten> ater
oaraue ful9t nidt tab tie BET alien
al(Seit nit 9fuBen 9etraudt twercen t6n<
nen. gfur pa5 seibte 9luss eincs benz
fenpen MSteS fann belttmmen, pb bier
gan; rerlelte Gau unc pteleltcn llnitait@
be pprbancen fnp. Spn ldderliden
abersldubil il9en Miitteln ifes ilterfiii1i9
cine onrere Grtpd9uns gu MAIDEN als
eieie, rab> wenn our9 oer9leiaen Mit<
tel Der 3ultanp pes &tnpes ni9t aQ;eit
unmittelbar perl1ltmmert tpirb, pod
iebr oft bic 3eit cer 6eiluu9 nubenuBt
perlpren sebt. @erniinftise Gstern perz
ben raber ,peper tbrer ei9enen Gtnf6t
nod pem @atbe Muperer bel ben &rantz