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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-20
tGiir Ben @anberer.
II Mfenpbilpiopbie ,,,,t beret1
S6luffpl9erum9.*)

Die Rapitane unb Stsuerlente .bes uGcrt'
| f6rittalesiatbans" bes 49, Sabrbunbertes, ber
mohernen Mufflaruns, bic mubernen selebrten
SdriftaeQer unb pupularen pbilclcpben baben
einen neuen Qeudhbu.m entbsdtt tpcrauf lie bas
nit Der Grrunsenidaft aaer Sabrbunperte tela-
bene S@iF Der @iiIenf9aft binIenten, namliet
ben aattsber Der MHeneelebrten, Or. s. gost,
Or. Ssfar Sdmibt unb 6. 6ddsl. ga bieier
2eudttburm il& auf elmer unsebeuren Sanb.
banf befnbet purbe, UNI bas nit lauienten
BON affenae1nnten Euuriifen ansefibrte SGiif
fctt 3u erbalteu, Der tpertbpullere Iteil Der Qa>
ouns, bic @rrunsenidaft auf benz @ebitte her
Wi0enidaft sun Sabrtauienoen iiter 8cre &C.
porfen. Die Na6folser oer friibereu 8apitaue
unb Steuerleute, bic Ibrieeu @elebrten unb
gertreter eer @ifIsnidaft unlerer 3eit, bic Dpt-
tcren unb prcfsGoren Der l1niseriitaten Fno am
l1fer bes 3sitfromes aurildseblieten, uns leben
l9weisenb benz @ebabren ibrer Wbner Hipalsn
3u.
0er bat &ebts Or. 6. 0ost unb Gcnlsrten
pber bic iibrisen @elebrteu? - Sber nit einem
@orte: ST Der Menfd Elm Mfe, cser III er
fsiner? @elder 1riumpt Der 8i0eui9aft, baB
Der Meni6 eisentli@ tsin Menid, ipnbsrn Elm
Afe Don einem Ndeu iei. 8iele @elebrte bielten
uno baltsn ben erie9iiaen YbilOiopben @ufra-
es bsbbalb 70 bod, neil er bic l1naerblidteit ber
Geele bebauplete. @el9e Narren @erabe
tpeeen obiser Mniidt it bieier pbiloiupb Der
bummfte benn bic Menideu iinb ia Mffen, unb
ais 1pde nibt nit unaerbIi6er Seele ausaerii-
fst. Ginen Iriumpb Der MiTenfdaft nenuen
bies uuiere Nufseflarten unb cine intere7ante
Gnoeduns. 6isr mub i9 ein 0eto einlesen.
Or. s. Bost bat ea nidt entbsdt, 1ontern Sc.
manb auf ber @afIe, ba Der Sitel: Du MT' bert
oft sebDrt piro.-Sonit bat man f.9 sesen pie
fes yraoifat aHfseebnt aber ieit Dpttoren BON
buben 9ebritiiblen berab ben Mffen 3u Gbren
eebra6t ia fcsar au em@rubpater sematt
baben, it es anbsrs sewOrren. gBer nil 60
ldusnen, peer mer tpoQte aufsehart unb tabei
tein GF' iein! Ginen Affen bat iaon ;nan-
der aufsetIdrte sebabt, obne gu abnsu. ba6 II
enmal bas 9rObe Gid baben tperbe, fslb(l etn
M0' ;u iein. Als oer selebrte Dpttpr in Mnt.
perpen bic eafenbe Mense bur9 bic llsbsraeu-
suns entsadte, eab Der Meni@ unb MFe F9
y Ssm DuaseImanne q. 9. teIeuatet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-20
@malanb a,,f SEN, &Se9e na6
&pnt.
Befebl tes sebeimen Gabtnetsrat9s sese1
bas v3atbpliiiren".

Ger aebeime Gabinet6ratb bat einen 8efebl
aeaen ben paacr elmer 8itualiften-airde in ct.
Mltans erlal1en, bab ct fd in 3ufunft entbalts.
ror eem Sairamente mabrene tesIbentmable9e>
tetes III fnien unb pabrsno berVeratreiduns oes
Mtencu1asls brennente Qidter auf benz Mltare
III babeu. Dielsr Befebl 1T in elmer fSnisl.
yrctlamatisn perSFentlidt tporben. Sener pa>
tcr, ein perr Madonp1ie bat parauf Elm Sra
nifei erlaatu, tporin sr bic Sreununs Der air4e
une bes Gteatss befiirwurtet.
ela9 elmer ipatsrn Nadri@t bauen SO ritua'
liftiite @etflids bem gerbrt bes tSnisI. Sc
b,imratb gum 1rub bei9lo7en, nit benz @e>
trau9 ber qidter fprt3ufabren unp Is cen ST.
bOrcsn gu iterlal1en, eiu3ui9reitsn ceer ni9t,
mic 1e IS fir gut fnten mD9tea.
Die 9titualifen MAIDEN ben @taatsfir9lern
piel appfssrbreden. Genu man iiebt nur 3u
gut Gin, naB bic @itualifen i6 immer n,ebr Der
fatbclil9en 9irte Maberu uno nidt bel ber bio
zen NadaHune tatbel. Geremunien iteben blei,
ben pie bic sielen lletertritte ppn &itualisn gum
Ratbu!istsmus bemeilen.
llnt Gnsluub bat feline Mittsl mebr, benz
l1mii9srsiien res aatbOgi3ismus Ginbalt au
tbun. poliasimabreseln iiuo in unierm Sabr-
banbsrt Der ,,@emiiIensfreibeit" n;dt mebr am
plas. llnb msnn Gnslano ben Gsfrsten bes
fUnisl. Gsbsimratbs, uurin tas ~Ratbulilren"
ets &ttualifen rerboen IL, nitt nit bsr Gull
lutine, pis CUR 3eit Seiurids VIII. uno Gliia>
tetbs, @sltuns seridaTen tanu, 70 wertsn fe
fraftlue blsibeu. Gie 3eiten ater fno - @rtt
(ei Danf - and fir Guylcnb seweien.
Wsnn es F9 ni&t mehr nit auberu @ittsln
aesem cas ,,aatbolii@wereea" webren fann,
als turtb @efstle oes tSnisl. @sbeimratbss,
raun mue 60 in Gem relisiIien Sample unterlie-
gen.
l1ebriasns blidt aus bieltn 8efeblsr ber Ne.
sierune, bas ,,8atboliFrsn" aufsusebsn. iusiel
burd, eab Is Gnslanb ni&t an Gem BiQsn
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Ser briiliebe GternenbinnmeI.
b r ua r.

q. Glepnpra, 80nisn Won gneIant,
trat mad bem 5ooe ibres @emabIs, RSniss
5einri9 ILL.,, 1873 in bic Nbtei Mmbrestury.
Na@bem iie I'M aIoaer 19 Sabre suttlslie selebt
bate, itarb fe 1892.
%. Stublfeier hss beilIsen yet1us
3u Mntio9ia. %. beilise petrus fam ei-
nise Sabre na9 ber 5immelfabrt Sslu mad An-
ttu@ia rno erri9tete bort eiuen tiidSai9en @is,
auf benz er lIeben Sabre lang bic 5eerbe Setu
,peitete. Dieie 8irdeasemeinee tpar zine Der
bIibenonen in Nfen, teren Mitsliebern ausrf
ber Name s ) ri iften bfiseIest purbe.
%. Marsarita pon4ortana titer-
lief f@ ben Iuai@peifuasen oer 5ussnb; allein
bic @nabe @cttes serbra6 bieie 5ei1eln, inbem
fe bel bem Nnblid zines in 6auIuib iiberseben-
ben 2ei6names tenienigen ertannte, ben ie un-
erlaubt liebte. 81 Sabre alt fins ie an, anb
ubte 43 SABRE ftrense 8ube, Starb 1897.
"a. Watbias puree aatt bes treulu{en
Subas SifariOt mad gbrifi 5immelfabrt BON
ben apofeln unter Mnrufuus ees beiltsen Sri
ifeS bur9 eas Qoca gum Mpclel erwablt Ut
prebiete nit beilisem Giier nnb farb unter
Nerp.
25. Walbnrs, Iobter bes ansel}d1f<
i9sn RSniss @i9are, unb S9weaer bes beili=
gen 8i!itarb, wurte pesen ibrer ieltenen 1u-
seneeu pom bei!ieen 8on,faeiuS na& Deutf1-
lamb berufen, no fe in 5sipenbeim ais abtilTn
ibren llntersebenen nit aler Sauftmutb BOT
fant, unb ben @lan3 Der &skaiua serbreitete.
Sie farb um $50.
rs. Me@tilbis lebte ais NeHuie bel
ct. glban in Main5 gang fit @ott unb ibr
@eelenbeil, bis ibr 8ruber Bernbelm, erfer
Abt in @panbeim, bier fir fe cine 3eae e.
bauts, no fe Serf4loiIen ibr bubfertises Qeb.n
i'm Rufe ler 5eilistett enbste 1854.
q. 9eanber begab feb in Gin Rloder,
AQsin bic Voritbuns @uttes lief i'm ni@t W.T.
bergen. Nus eer 8eueetftiuerabtei gum Grabi-
|@of BON SeptQa ernannt, arteitete II raalps,
bic artanii&en Srrlebssn aussurosten. Die
spanier nennfn ibn tbsen Appfsl. 6tarb Col.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-20
Ger Wamderer.
GixBpd5enbIattf fir fittlidbesgBirten uns9siffen,

8riefe lnp gu abrelVren:
GERMAN CATH. PRINTING co.
(Box 197O) St. Paul, MINI.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

FuRRr, the three months is up, have
you those Oysters ready.-Seotl.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25
MAXINE OF Tan rAllGuD.
L -.

MAKING OF THH TAIAguD.
BErwEsS the wolf and the shephsrd
the lamb has come to griet.
OxE thing acquired with pain il bet,
ter han hundred with ease.
LET the grapes pray tor the welfare
Of the branches without branchea
there would be no grapes.
SILENCE is beautiful in . wise man
but how much more in . fool.
MoRE than the calf wishes drink, the
COW wishes to give 1t suck.
II they tell you that your friend ID
dead, believe it; that be has come into
. fortune, doubt it.
An ass teels chilly in July.
HE who lends money TO the poor 10
often better than he who gives them
aims.
HE.s is . table. and meat, and
knives but we have no mouths 70 eat.
Bs prudent and be Mleut.
HERs i the sack, the corn, and the
money; now you 60 and measure.
Hs who has been legally deprived Of
his illgotten garment should 60 his
way rejoicing.
HR who has learnt and does not
teach is like myrtle in the desert.
TBsRE il threstold death in the
slanderer's tongue; it kills him who
ISLANDERS, him who 10 slandsred, and
him who receives the slander.
SoMs peoples Judgment i that Of
. blind man at window.
You cannot teach . fool . dead
mans body does not feel the knife.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25
S,:iett Yottrp,
Prem the Atlantic for February.
THE DOORSTEP.

DY :. c. sf4DMAH.
The conference meeting through at last,
We boys around the vestry waited
TO see the girls come tripping past,
Like snow birds willing 10 BE mated.
Not braver he that ieaps the wall
By level musket>Aashes litteu,
Than l, who stepped before them all,
Who longed to ses me get the nitteu,
But no, she blushei and took my arm
We let the old folks have the highway.
And started towards the Maple Fsrm,
Along kind Of lovers by-way.
l can't remember what we said,
:, Twas nothing worth song or story,
fet that rude path BY which 10 sped
seemed Al transformed and in glory
The snow WAS crisp beneath our feet.
The moon was full, the Aelds we're sieamine Z;
BY hood and tippet sheltered sweet
Her face with youth and health was beam
ing.
The little hand outside her mu6-
y, sculptor, II you could but mold Il -
20 lightly touched my jacket>cuf,
TO keep It warm had 70 hold it.
10 have her with me there alone,
Twas love and fear and triumph blended;
At last We reached the foot worn stone
Where that delicious journey ended.
She shock her ringlcts from her hood.
And with Thank you, Ned" dissemblsd,
Bn. yet knew she understood
With what daring wish trsnbied.
A Cloud passed kindly overhead,
The moon was kindly peepine through it,
Yet hid its face, - If it said.
"Come, now or never! dit! Is1y'
Ny lips till then had only known
The kiss Of mother and Of sister,
But somehow, full upon her own
Sweet, rosy, darling MOUTH kissed herl
Perhaps twas boyish love yet still,
0 listless woman weary loveri
To feel once more that fresh, Wild thrill
Id give But who can live youth overt
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25
NO 8
From the Davsnport 0asst,s.
IOWA.

The STATE which sheltered him Who eave
His life, in mad attempt TO save
A race from its despoiling,
Hath well preserved his mem'ry green;
And in the ballot boz 10 seen
Fruitiea Of his telling.
oh, common wealth Of promise great,
Nome other but the sister State
That joins thy Northsrn border,
Can claim, with thss, ths purest fame
OF freedom fact - veil ~ nams,-
The reign Of Heavens order.
Aye tear the old>time banner dswnf
And Ger the little Quaker town
where old John Brown rssidsd.-
Float on the air standa r,l high
Which, on thy soil, "a Aaanting lie
No more ma be derided!
Oh, State Of Statesi tbs trasst, .hsst,
We place upon thy'lordly rest
The green, victorious laurel!
The humble praise which flls thy meed,
We leave to those whom thou hast ffssd =
Thy name shall be their e,soral.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

II Is often remarked that gentlemen
congregated by themselves, in their
clubs and dinnerparties, are prone to
speak slightingly Of woman. Some
times, however, this disposition 70
ceives rebuke. At . dinner in this
city, At which no ladies were present,
. man responding to the toast of"W O.
man." dwelt almost soleiy on tho frall-
ty OF the sex, claiming that the best ..
mong them were little better II an the
worst, the chief difference being in the
surroundings. At the conclusion q
the spe ech gentleman present ros.
and sal d: = trust the gentleman, i
the app licat,on Of hisremarks, refers {,
his oSs mother and sisters, and not /,
sxvs,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

The SYxoDlcAL CoLLEaF.-The COM
mittee appointed by the Iowa Synod
Of New School Presbyterian Church
to choose = proper location for the
Synodical College, have selected the
Parsons Seminary, Cedar Rapids. The
edltice il one OF the finest in the State,
is tav orably located, and cost $4,000.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

New Yoek
PeanYlvanis
IOWA


A man has died IN Washinetoa from
"glanders." He had driven ! hor,e
sufering fiom this disease, and -
physicians, after post mortem exaa-
nation, and several scientife expert
ments, have decided that he caught il
from the horee.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

BlsxAax TO 0aAxr.-The President
elect having ssnt copy OF Badeaa's
military history Of Ulysses s. Grant,
to Count Bisnark, received the follow.
ing in acknowledgment:
DsAa Sia-Baron Gsrolt has trsns.
mittsd TO No copy, which you have
been kind enough 70 inasvibs - ~,
Of the history = yoar military career.
l Aastea to rstasn yoa my hearty
thanks for . work which promises Ne
the enjoyment OF reviewing in suo-
cinct shape TINT gigantic struggle, ths
varying phaass a which ! folls9ea q
the time with intense ln&ssesG. Il viii
b. . permanent souroa q gsaAi1oaGicu
and pride to think that I an owing
the volums nov open bs6osS No q
the kind and synpashssie feelings .
ths very mAn Who took vicksbarl
and Riehnond. Nay peans, restors'
b Jon, aGord equal scope 70 yos
powers, with sqssl bsaslt - yoa
country, and may tAs prsssat intss
eeasss Of friendly ssnHt9aats betwss
- prove : good angpsy fos ~ g.
tinuAnce of those relAtioqe % happ1l5
established betwsss America and Ger
Bsaisvs ne. dssr N. ~ xs~ss -,
sincsrsly, sssAss.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

The first total abstinence society
was organized February Ii, 1875.
A Hebrew bible, dated l4el or %, yrin..
ed upon parchment, was lately sold In
London tor $500.
The Boston Latin School is the
oldest school in America. It wa
founded in 1885, two hundred and
thirty-tour years ago.
The first civilized occupation oi
Vermont was made in 1890 BY Captain
Jacob D'Narm and his party at Chin
ney Point, in the town of Addison.
In the town of Greenland n. H., is
house built Of brick, in good repair,
the bricks for which were brought
from England in 1888, by the agent OF
the widow of Capt. james Mason, one
OF the original grantors from King
James.
The jury box now used by the city
Of Lynn, Mass, besrs the date Of 1882,
and all the juryman from Lynn since
that year have been drawn from it.
Notwithstanding its long service, it u
still sound and in good condition, prom
ising to wear another century If nec-
essary.
ORlEaY This astronomical instru.
ment was invented by George Graham,
an ingenious Matchmaker and . most
accurate mechanician who was born ct
Kirklington England, in 1915. He
gave the name "Orrery" to it, in com.
plement to the Earl Of Orrery( Charles
Boyle.)
The saw il IN instrument Of very IN
cient origin. 1t is mentioned IN the
book Of Isaiah 1t . period contempo-
raneous with the building Of Rome. It
il represented on the obeflsks Of Egypt
and was in use among the Egyptians .
thousand years before the days Of
isaiah.
An old Boston almanac, printed in
l160, records the fact that gentle
man Of that city, whose name IN not
given, had deposited 900 in the hands
of the Selectmen. OF this amount,
80 was to be given the person who,
in the year I'LL, should have raised
the greatest number Of mulberry trees.
$50 for the next greatest number, go
to the next, and 4lO to the next.
THH FIRsr Exolx1.-The first effect
i've locomotive engine built in Ameri-
c. Was built in Philadelphia, from .
draft drawn by Rufus Tyler, in 1882.
This gentleman was at that time con-
sidered the best mechanic in Amerisa.
The wheels Of the engine were maze
Of wood, with broad rims and thick
tires, the Aange being bolted on the
side. Il was called Old Ironsides. She
was first put in motion on the Ger
mantown and Nornstown railroad.
She ran one mile N hour, and was
considered the wonder oft day. It
was ascertained that the wheels were
too light to draw the tender, and to
overcome this difficulty the tender
was placed in front OF the enalue. This
kept the wheels on the track. The
maker and his partner pushed the en-
glne ahead until it obtained some speed
and then jumped on the engine. Ths
boiler being too small for the engine,
steam was only generated fast enough b
to keep it it motion = short time, 30
they were compelled to altsrnately
push and ride during the whole trial
trip. It was REGARDED . success. The
wheels were afterward replaced with
iron wheels. This old engine i still
in existence in Vermont.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25
IOWA W DG0 STATES.

The Department Of Agriculture has
put out some eeti nate Of last years
corn crop. The crop Of the country
runs close to : thousand millions Of
bushels-an increase over the precsed-
ing year Of 1000 Bushels. Proud
young Iowa is fourth on the list Of
honor,-the four great corn States be-
ing: Illinois, 1S4. .363, 900; Indiana, 80,
So, 900; Ohio, 74,O4O.0 .0O0; Iowa e5,
382, 900. The good folks who live in
the big broad States Of Pennsylvania
and New York are wondrous full Of
State pride. Ifyou proposed to COM
pare this newly born State with their
great CommonweAlshs, they would
crush you with the question. where i
this Iowa you talk ahoat? For the in
formation OF such We will merely cay
it is fair little sister Of the Union
whose territory was IN untrodden
wilderness when New York and Pssn-
sylvania were already gray with ags,
but which in the year 1858 had { corn.
9eld which compared with thsirs =
followss
Bushels
New Yosk 1O0lO.OOO
Psans3lvanis Sl,o79, 900
IOWA O6seo0. -
How1 thet for . recommendatioa
tor Iowa? ThA 6gures are official. We
are vain enough 80 think that the
showing grandly honors our hlsased
Iowa This year We will add several
millions to that exhibit, and in tGu
years will link arms aloagaids viii
lllinois.-Stats Rsssstsr.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25
THE new SENATE.

The Senate Of the Forty 6rst Congress, IA
convene st Washington, March 4, 1859 will
b compsssd - fellows
Republicans in Roman; Dsnecrats In Etele
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

siss:ppi. sad fexas, emitted )-Aspahlieans,
IS; uemeersas, 10
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25
GlipF;iags.

Nsbraska has new county called
Colfsx. W
Massachusetts, has thirty thousand
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

sNot admitted.
The following ciassi1saaiea gives The Ars
year Of Senatorial ssfvise:
lS45-sCamsron,
lS4S-sAsmlin.
l651--Sumner.
1853-sFesssnden.
l856-sHarlaa, Trumbuli, Wilssn
1857 Chandler.
1s59-Anthony, Grimes, Salisbury.
l06l-Dsvis, Howe, Pomeroy, 6hernaa.
l062-Howard.
l663-kansey, Sprasus, Wiley.
1855 -crasia, Morton Nys, Stewart, William
lsse-casssll, Ednunas, Fowler, Ross.
i067-Cols, Conkling, Corbett, Draks, Ferry
Morrill,, Morton, Pattsrsoa, rhaysr, Tptea
l668-Abbott, Harris, Kellogg, MeCrssry
Mcdonald, Osborn, Pool, Rice, Robertson
sawyer, Spencer, Vicksrs, Warner.
1669-Baysrd, Borsman, Brownlow, Bucking
ham, Carpenter, Casserly, Fenton, Gilbert
Hamilton, Pratt, sehurs, Scott. tStecktun
sNot co"tinuous. ELECTED in 1865 and an,
seated in 1856
A further classification shows the follow
ing interesting facts
Ex> Tsce {resident-Hamlin-1.
Ex. Cd6nes xmistns-Cameron, Fssssndsa
Harlan-3
Ex Gosernors-Anthony, Boreman, Breva.
low, Buckingham, Fen,on, Grimes, Hanlia,
horton, Nye, Ramsey, Spragae, Ystss-l2
Ex-Repressssstises-Cole Coakling, Cragin,
Davis, Fentop, Ferry. Fessenden, Hamilton,
Hamlin, Howard. Morrill,, Ramsey, Sherman,
Thurman, Ystes-15.
Ex OJseers Of VoIxsseers-Generals Abbott,
Ferry, Schurs, spencer. Thaysr asd waraer;
Coloneis Ksllogs and Osborn; Major Ross;
Chaplain Tpton-l0.
OF the fourteen new Senators, tea are al.
together aew 70 the halls Of Congress, aad ct
least seven are new to public life or fame
But oat Of sixty-six Senators thirty we're m.
distinguished, While not more tAaa ten nay
bs said to have prsfaced their Ssnatsrial CO.
resr with fame already national Eleven
Seasters and Ave Representative Of the vin.
ssr session (lS60-6l) next preesding the var,
are now il the Senate. The Senators Of Maize,
Massachusetts sad IswA ars tAs same 70 tss
Year, ago. Nr. sumner 10 aiather Of ~
Senate, :" BY virtue Of eighteen years ssntia.
nous servies. To Mr.. nanlia's thirteen ysars
- Senator should Be addsd fosr years -
Vice President. Mr.. Csnsrea's . service, ante-
dasiag all his colleague, y yss ealy ten ysars.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

n my hne on short notice. Send in your 81.
ders, and don't be humbugged by side show
arrangement. Repairing and Turning Of eli
description done on short notice, and charges
tos"' tue times. Give me call.
JAMRS WALLACE,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-11-25
Special Notices inserted At 20 cents per lina-
AS white as snow-Isaiah /, is.

That Is beautiful thought Of the la
mented DR.. james Hamilton: Suppose
that every one were to mark in golden let
tiers the text which has been the means &c
saving his soul. The Apostle Paul would
mark the words, Saul, Saul, why perse-
cutest thou me?" for it was these words.
spoken by Jesus from the dazzling light,
that made him new creature. Ia the
Bible of the Macedonian jailor the letters
would be found at Acts xvi, 81: ssBelieqe
on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shall
be saved" for embracing this simple offer
he rejoioed, believing in God with all bis
house. Martin Luther would print the
text, 1.-THE just shall live by faith" Il
gold; for that text, spoken by the gentle
lips of the vicar general, guided him to
peace; and the young monk of Erfurth
reduced by fasts, and tears and struggles
to the verge of the grave, found rest Is
the wounds of Jesus In the Bible
as-svgsazss 9kesaes.-ss: ssstli5
there IS room It was thought the la.
tuce Of these words that he first saw the
cross. and he thought God had put then.
And the ironside soldier would indicate
Eccl. xi, 8; for it was there the bullet
stopped, which, but for the interposiae
Bible, would have pierced his bosom
when the battle was over he read, ere
joice, 0 young man, in thy youth, and lei
thy heart cheer thee in the days of thv
youth, and walk in the ways of thy hear,
and in the sight of thine eyes, but knog
thou that for all these things God viii
bring thee into judgment" But who can
tell how many would enshrine in gold
text which has comforted millions, and
which is destined to comfort millions
more; Or what words do we so instinetively
turn to-. in directing anxious souls to
Christ: Come now, and let US reason
together, saith the Lord; though your sins
be as scarlet, they shall be as white as
snow, though they be red like crimson,
they shall be as wool"
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-11-25

In Arkansas, Elder Knapp, while hap
thing converts at a revival meeting, ad-
vanced with wiry, sharp eyed old chap.
into the water. He asked the usual ques-
ton, whether there was any reason why
the ordinance of baptism should not be
administered After pause, a tall,
powerful looking chap, with an eye like q
blaze. who was leaning on an old rifle,
and quietly looking on, remarked Iii
der, don't want to interfere in this yer
business any; but I want to say that is an
old sinner you have got hold Of and !
know that one dip won't do. him any cool.
Ii you want to get the stu out of him,
you'll have to anchor him out in deep
water over night =
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-11-25

There is not a wakcful moment, with
out some duty.
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T1AYL0R HOTEL,
MAIN ST., WINCHESTER, Va.
J.P. HEIRONIMUS, PROPRIETOR.

Having leased for term of years the TAY-
LOR HOTEL PROPERTY, long and favor
ably known to the travelling public, and hav-
ing cleansed the house and refurnished it with
comfortable Bedding, Furniture, &C., l offer
to my friends and the travelling public the
comforts of HOME. With competent assist
ants, and polite and attentive servants, | think
[ can safely guarantee satisfaction to my
guests. It shall be my endeavOr TO restore
the Taylor Hotel to its former reputation as
the best conducted and most comfortable
public house in the Valley.
l confidently appeal to The public for
generous patronage.
ntv26, '68 J. ?. HE1RONIMUS.