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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-02-16

BETA Connecticut editor fell on an icy sidewalk last week, He did not use "unparliamentary language, as some would have done, but bit his lips rubbed down his bruises, and while \ benevolent smile radiated his eounte- nance. remarked ,s'We don't cherish any i'll will; but for light and enter taining reading matter recommend Ito us the obituary ofthe man who owns this sidewalk"
 HFWc should give as we receive, cheerfully, quickly, and without hesi- Itation, for there is no grace in a benefit that sticks to the fingers
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-02-16
B. F. Johnson. D R U GGIS s T, DIES ARG, ARKANSAS.

UIEEp on hand alargeassortment of Drugs, K Medicines, Paints, Oils, Portnmery, Patent Medicines. Wines. Brandies, Whiskey, for medical purposes. which he will sell Prescriptions and orders filled promptly Terms cash. fep. to' icVc'
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-02-16
Charging the Jury.

A Dutch judge in tho Western coun- try presided at trial for murder, and on rising to deliver the charge, ob- served that the prisoner was playing chcquers with his custodian, while the foreman of the jury was fast asleep. Replenishing the ample judicial chair with his broadcast person, he thus ad- dressed the jury:
 'sNIisder voreman and t'oder jury mans; Der prisoner, Hans Niecter is vinished his game init der sheriff, and has peat him, but shall dake care he don't peat me. Hans has peen tried for murder before you, and you must bring in dar vardick, but it must pc 'cording to der law. De man he kilft wasn't killt at all, as it was proved he is in jail for sheep sdealing.
 Put dat ish no madder. Der law says ven dere ish a tout you give 'em to der prisoner; put here dere ish no tout--so you sec der prisoner ish guil- ty. Resides, he is great loafer l haf know'd him vifty year, and he hashnat tone sditch of work in all dat dimes, and der is no one debending up- on him for der livin', and he is no use to no poty. I dink it would pc good blans to hang him for de exambie. l dink Mir. voremans, dat he better be hung next fourt' of July, as der militia ish goin' to drain in anoder county, and dere would pc no vun goin' on here
 It should be added, Co the credit of the jury, that-in spite of this '.learped and impartial charge,n they acquitted the.s s'bfisoner.'
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-02-16
Very respectfully,
 Your obedient servants,

ANDREW JOHNSON, President OK offieio. s j. BOWEN, lst Vice President ex oiiicio U. S. GRANT, and Vice Presid ent,
 w. W CoRcoRAS. 3rd Vice President. J. B. II. SMITH, Treasurer.
 JOIN CARROLL BRENT, Secretary.
 The secretary respectfully requests that editors and publishers of newspa- pers throughout the country favorable to the cause will publish tho above ap- peal
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-02-16

ss5~ An inquisitive young man yis- ited the New Jersey State prison the other day, and among other questions asked girl the cause of her being in such q place. Her answer was: q stole saw mill and went back after the pond and was arrested
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-02-16

Bey Mary, do you say your prayers highland morning? No, Miss, don't. 'sWhy Mary, are you not afraid to sleep in the dark without asking God to take care of you, and watch over you until morning P No Miss, I aint cause I sleep in the middle"
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-02-16
Our Job Printing Department.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR. J. W. BuRNEy. DR. PHIL. II. EcHoLs
 BURNEY & ECHOLS,

PHYSICIANs AND SURG EONS,
 Would respectfully tender their profession al services to the citizens of p,es Arc and its vicinity,
 N. B.-Especial attention given to the treatment of women and children by Dr. Echols. jan5
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-02-16

Day- What always becomes woman ? "A little girl.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-02-16

Missionary Bishop of Arkansas. Little Rock, Jan. lst, 1869. Editors of local papers in the State will do kindness by the insertion of this letter.
The Van Buren press., 1869-07-20

- Religion has. and it needs to have,
its Sabbath /; but an honest and heartfelt,
sabbath sheds out its fragrance AID radi-
anee upon all other days and works of the
week
The Van Buren press., 1869-07-20

- Il is the privilege Of the lover to be
u one and the same in two situations.
When beside his sweet heart he is also be
aide himself
The Van Buren press., 1869-07-20

-ri would bestow my daughter"
said Thomistocles. upon man without
money, rather than upon money without .
man"
The Van Buren press., 1869-07-20

Having associated myself with wholesale
Stove and Tia Ware establishment IN Saint
Louis for the sale of Stoves and Tin Ware, |
can always furnish everything in this line at
st. Louis wholesale prices Nth the freight
AIDED. To merchants dealing in Sle above, II
liberal discount will be made Of the above
prices. Very Respectfully,
n. +. CORNELIUS.
The Van Buren press., 1869-07-20

To turn peoples heads-go late to
church.
The lowest class Of fsociety--dwarfs,
The kingShst Grant is partial to--smo.
king.
The greatest bet ever known--thc al.
pha-bet.
Modern backgammou--the Grccian
bend
The wheels Of time-those Of ycloci,
pedc.
The greatest chattering tail bcarer-a
squirrel.
A popular tea with young ladies'
beautc.
People who always keep their word
nutes.
The good man sins sometimes--woak
ness is natural to him. but he ought 10
watch 50 diligently over himself that he
shall never fall twice into the same pit,
The Van Buren press., 1869-07-20

---- Henry Ward Beecher has said that
il would never do to preach cream and
practice skim milk. This is milky way
Of exprossinga very profound truth.
The Van Buren press., 1869-07-20
MiN.E. RAJ. s.
To the People Of Arkansas

4 IL persons having tor knowing Of land
~ containing .HRerdls Cf any Kind. by send
ing the locality, extent, and price of their
land. and the description always accompa-
MED 10y specimcn>J Of the mineral thereon
can, at The ery, Sc Of the SaiScJibcr have tho
same scientifically analysed, and if it is found
to te valuable, Il mutuei satisfactory arrange
ment for it, introduction TO Il market vii. be
made.
This is a most important subject of interest
and welfare to ArkansHs--the extensive beds
and mines OF minerals in Arkansas are now
lying idle, and useless. and updcyeloped-here
Is a chance for owners to put their hidden
treasures to "A value. All letters or commune
cations or Information received and replied to
with pleasure by addressing
JOSEPH MOGRlDGE, TT. Smith.
Care of McsSrs. tABELL d GLASS. Ark.
n. BAH parties having Coal Lands
whose beds of Coal range from ) to (or
more) feet in thickness, will find it to their
advantage to reply to the above; and persons
having Cor knowing on beds or mines OF
MINERALS whose Kind or sort Is unknown to
them, can get n true solution of their value
by sending specimens to the above. M
The Van Buren press., 1869-07-20

- AT recent English wedding break.
fast, ono of the speech makers wished the
bride "lsany returns ofthe happy OCCASION
The Van Buren press., 1869-07-20

- A colorcd preacher makes this cx'
oellent comment on the text, "it is more
blessed to give than to receive, -" I've
known many church to die cause it didn't
give enough but never knowed a churcl
to die cause 1t gave toe much. Dey don't
die dat way. Brciern has any Of you
knowsd church to die cause it gaze too
much If you do, just let me know, aud
Ill climb by de soft light ob de moon to
It's moss-covered roof, and I'll stand dan
aal lii my hands to heaven and say,
blessed are de dead dat die ia de Lord.
--~e~-S
A PRoor RATIoYALIrY. man residing
in New England town. at some distsn,.
iroa n near relative, received message ,ont
cold evening in December, TO hasten to his
residence, as he was in a dying state
" hen he arrived, he was told that his rel
stire was little better, but that his reason
Lcd entirely LEI, him. The sick man pres
eLJy turned his head, saying, in u faint
Ao.se;
WHO is that ?"
Ee was informed tina, it was his relative
Jh, all" said he. eyes, yes. lie must
te cold. Make him good warm toddy--
yes, a toddy."
II guess he amt crazy" said the Wis.
itor TO tho friends standing round h,
talks very rational"
The Van Buren press., 1869-07-20

- Bachelor--The slave Of liberty an
oak from ivy avid goose in the air, much
abused by tame game in the farm yard
The Van Buren press., 1869-07-20
Budget Of ScissoringS.
Make Your Own Sunshine.
" Oh. dear. it always does rain when

"Oh. dear. it always does rain when
want TO 40 anywhere 90 cried little Jenni,
Moore. Is too bad. row Ivs got t,
'ay in doors all day, and l know | .hsl
have a w,e;ched day"
Perhaps So said Uncle Jack " bu
y"u need not have bad day unless you
choose"
How can help il WANTED to g
to the pa.k and hear the band, and tax,
Fido and play Oh the grass and have a
good time. and pull the wild flowers, and
eat sandwiches under the trees, and now
there ain, going to be any sunshine at all
and I'll just have to stand here and see i,
rain. and see the water run Of the duck 5
back all day"
"Well. let's make littls sunshine"
sal Uncle Jack.
Make sunshine - said Jennie why,
how you DO talk :" and she smiled throug h
her tears. "Iou haven't got sunshine
factory. have you:"
"W Il, I'm going to start one righ, of.
II you'll be my partner replied Uncle
Jack g. Now. let me give you these rules,
for making sunshine First, Don't think
Of what might have been If the day had
been better. Second, See how many pleas
ant things there are lcf, to enjoy and
lastly Do all you can to make other people
haply.'
"Wel, III try the las, first" and she
won't 10 work to amuse her little brother,
Willie. who was crying, BY the time she
had him riding chair and laughing, she
WAS laughing too.
Well." said Uncle Jack, - | ses you
are good sunshine, maker, for you've got
about all you or Willie can hold Just now
Bot let's Try Whist we can do with the sec
ond rule"
But haven't anythin to enjoy cause
all my dolls are old. snl my picture books
are all torn. and"
Hold" said Uncle Jack - here's an
old new'pap r. Now, let's get some fun
out Of It,"
Fun out Of newspaper J why, how
you talk"
But Uncle Jack showed her how to make
mask by cutting holes in the paper. and
how to cut whole family of paper dolls,
and how to make pretty things for Willie
Oh; Of the PAPER. Then he got the tea tray
and showed her how to roll marble round
IL,
And so she found many a pleasant
amusement, and when bed time came she
kissed Uncle Jack, aud said
"Good night, dear Uncle Jack"
Good night, little sunshine. maker"
said Uncle Jack
And she dreamed that night that Uncle
Jack had built a great house, and put a
sign over the door which read.
SUNSHINE FACTORY.
UNCLE JACK AND LITTLE JENNIE.
She made Uncle Jack laugh when she
told her dream but she never forgot what
You must remember cheerfW heart makes
us cra su8shive.--T Tie LlNe Folks.
- Porter still continues on draft at the
Navy Department. Some of the "oli
ssl;s think they would prefer " Robson
County" FOR present use.
I'll tell YOU a story
About Old Mother Boric.
And now my story's begun;
lfher tmbers had been stronger.
She'd have lasted little longer
But now her stoy's done.
----s~e>s-----
I Z
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-19

8yemina, Colorado uno Neu Merifu
uno 1T - srpb, ,pie bas @ebiet berSer.
Staaten BON, atlantti@en Ocean bis an
ben MilFiippi etni@liebli& oer Glib
ftaaten Dielts leBtere @ebiet wiro
man tlnftis ,ur unter Dem Besrtf
has 5fli9e @ebiet Der Ser. Staaten"
fennen uuo mas bisber bic eigentli9en
Ser. st., ben Often, @titet unoS lpen
terlelben, setabet, miro gu einert 2an>
bestbeil perl9mplSea ,uercen.
MlS base entral9ebtet Der linton miro
tas 2anb 3wii&en pem MiiFiiippt unb
Dem Gellen9etir9e lieHenb be3ei@net
tperpeu, 10 bab mir nun 3 beiimuate
Qanbestbeile in ben Ser. ct. baben,
cab @eitsebiet, oas Gentralsebiet .uno
oaS 0fsebtet, ieces Elm beinabe uner<
meBli@eS Nreal umfa0eno. @iscpnlin
miro bur@ bie1e Gintbeiluns nod gum
Sten, Minnelota gum @entralsebiet
tpmmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-19
Tar,t1 ,1nb $aus.

Gin sdrtnt1@er Runtz
ariff.-D Der 8eiiber BON Sbifbdumen
oper feten 3iertrdudern dr9ert ft9 oft
dber bic unreeelmdbise Gntnideluns
Der @ete unp 3weise berielben. ST
mS@te !. 8. cine 1@Sne pYramicale
Goru, ODER slei@mdbiee 8aQform, poer
breite:Jorm far'sS patier baben ; einMt
entmidelt fi@ febr fart oer anoere
bleibt aufaueno 3urad> Elm lebenoes
Muse 35eert, i9 gum junsen Nfe gu
entwtdeln. Sn iolden Gduen mub
bas Mefer wirfen. 9anbelt IS ft4 UNI
einen Mf, be0en @a@stbum aufsebalz
ten weroen 1pQ, 70 muS tur3 unter benz
lelben Elm orpentlider S@nitt in ben
Stamm eema9t tperben, ttef genu8 I'm,
ben Saftfrom ~ bemrnen ODER ab5uleiz
ten. Sci etnen, Nte, ber 9etrteben
rpercen fol-, miro bet Sdnttt Iber benz
lelben aema9t uno ebenlp Iber einem
I9lafriaen Muse> pamtt Der Saft itar<
fer in bielelben ftr6me.--Gin an N9 &C.
lunoer @tamn, fam pbne S9acen
flint ocer feds FOLDER Gdnitte ertraz
een unb Gle @irfun9 miro 1t4 balp 3eiz
gen.
- Die 9altbarfeit ber Butter miro
bur9 bas bei BET DariteQun9 berlelben
oebrdu@li@e MuSwol9en nit @aier
welentli@ beeintrddtt9t, aud perliert
Die Butter bierour@ an tbrem Aroma.
Bur @erteQun9 bon Iafelbutter 1T eS
ceebaN portbeilbafter, pieie obne 8ei<
bilfe BON @a0er fertta gu MAIDEN uao
Die in per Butter nod entbaltene Mild
cur9 &neten beraus3ubrin9en. ST bic
Mense BON GlalFsteit. nel&e f& in
ben ein9efneteten 9ertiefunSeu Der BUT
ter anlammelt, gu 9erin9, unit abse9olz
fen III merpen, ~ ldbt man fe Don etz
mem reinen 9eintu9e oufiau9n nno
rinst ras p%ousesoeene Sud- aus. Ole
auf bie1e @eile b~ereitete Butter 1T
Idmadbafter, {aeer, uno baltbarer ais
cie lit eemSbnli9er Betle bar9efelte.
l1m cer ransi9 9ewurrenea 8utter ben
l9le9ten @ei9mad gu benebmen, fnetet
MAJ, 1ie ti9tis nit frtl@em @aner
our@, tpel9em man auf 5 pfunc Sut>
ter 30 Gropfen Gblorfalfl5iuna (solu-
ton of Chord of lime) susez
lcst bat, uno mdi@t fIe nadber nod,
einmal nit @a0er aus. ST rte 8ut<
ter nod ni9t fart ran;ts, II leiitet aud,
pas Dur6fneten NIT frilder Mtl9 unr
na9beri9e6 Nuswal9m mitBa1ers quite
Dtenle.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-19

nabe ant Ginsans befefiet, oeritben
1tperoeu. @lnl9t man beioes au ner>
einieen,8 ermebruns per8 ieneni9wdrme
unb aberidiiliaen 5onis, bann 1T bic
Bebanoluns cine dbnli9e. SD wiirce
Die Glieel oer &Sniein in iersm Sale
bel9neicen unp bic f6ni9liden 3elen
entfernen> bis Die Bienen in ben Soften
an9efansen baben gu arbeiten, uno
tpenu maj, Bios einenS dwarm winldt
70 1T es aut> ,penr perielbc Elm ftarter
1T. Gs 1T nidts oerloren, bis Die
Sabres;eit gut porsei9ritten II, penla
MIR ale Bienen YloB baben ;ur Irbeit
in ben &aiten. Sinc Bienen senus
fir CUTE S@wdrme CUR 3eit BET
Gbeilune Yprbanpen> pann fam man
bon tbnen errparten, ca6 ie jeoe Nn;abl
&dlet, CUR 9dlfte fluen> >uenn paS
@etter, tpie purdldntttlid> 9uniis 1T.
8enn bic 3eit beranfommt, UNI aus
benz einen swei S@warme su MAIDEN,
cann per>rence man cen Mitta9 1oa3u,
pa pies bic bette 3eit 1T. Man per-
f9afe f9 einen leeren &orb> Dem alien
m5sli9lt dbnlid. Man Yeridiebe ben
alien &orb einen Gub nett auf eire
Seite bes alten Stances, ftele ben lee
ren auf bieielbe Gntfernuns auf bic am
bore @eite, nebme bic 5alfte tes Gla<
penrabmen aus, 6fne ben pollen &orb
uub brin0e Zen balten Snbalt, Tloben,
8iener unr Soften ;u ben anbera bin
lber, flue NIT leereu Tlaperabmen uno
&diten, idliebe ben &orb uno feQe f@
lei @eite um' bic suridtebrenben Biez
men beim Gintrieden gu beoba6ten.
Benn Elm &orb cine lleber;abl bef5mmt,
rann 11tebe man i'm weiter pom alien
Stanpe binmes, biz Der anrere mebr, als
bic alte 9eimatb eri9eint. @enn I'M
re6en Elm &prb benno@ cine ueberiabl
bat, canr nebnne man cine prer 5pet
Glacen aus, unp 9eben ie benz 19wa9e<
ren S9marme.
IShfu6 fcfnt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-19

8tenen3u9t. Da Stunt Der
Monat oe6 Sdwdrmens 1T uno man
Die Muscebnun9 pe6elben beltebiS COM
troliren fann> 70 1T e6 fir eintse Yie<
nen;u9ter n1tbis, rariber NIT ft6 tns
Stare ~ tpmmen, bis ;u weldet Nu5z
cebnuns pal1elbe setriebcn >rerpen fol-
- ob man bios @ermebruns Der
S9warme, bios ueberl9ub an 9ont9,
ODER beipe5 in mdbiser Guantitlt baben
mill. 9on 8ienen, welde man iid
aueeroroentli9 permebren ldbt, fam
man nidt ermartea> pab ie auberor<
centli9 rtelen 5oni9 aufipeidern>
ebenlp wie cine 5enne, welde redt piele
Sun9e %ausbrltet> nidt redt piele Gisr
leeen farn. G5 1T gut 3u wil7en, ca6
rpen,, mir ben bewealiden Tlapenrabz
men baben, mir un6 fir caS Cine ocer
Nnrere entl6eiren f5nnen, lowie bic
Sl1tben %iibtrbaupt 5pnig ltefern.
5oute man 1i@ pabin enti9eipen, rab
man tic 8tenen pcranla6e ale tbre
&rdfte CUR Gintra9una Don 5onig auf>
subieten unp feiue Sdmdrme gu entz
lenren> Damn 1u9e man por&Iem, wenn
eS NOD nidt aeidebcn 1T, Die &5ni9in
ouf uno bel4ncire ibr einen TlIsel.
Mar, oeriteue ten Mus9ans res 8orbs>
UNI iie nidt ausfriedm gu la0en, rann
brinae man gang in bic Nibe Ter Gla>
ben reS &ortes Soften, welHe wenigz
items $50 pfuno balten. @pr rem
Sdwdrme11 mi0en bic 3eQen Der S.
nisir ~tpenisfena einmal in ber ISOLDE
entfernt ,perren. Die &dfen louten
NIT eineu, GibrunssFaeen, m5sli@ft
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-19
@p lit Ser @eiten?

Die e.%osrapbi1den Se9rife pie fie
bisber Bier purseberridt baben, erfabren
iebt abermalS cine beoeutenpe 8erlnoe<
rul,a. Der u@eien", mel@er betanntz
li9 friber in penniylsanta uno Sbto
f9 befunren, 1T tmmer weiter binausz
oeriidt tporren unp inn fol9te auf Dem
Nuee Der Siten. Sn lebter 3eit trurs
ben Die @taaten &pelli6 BON SuinoiS
ais Der Welten an9eleben, ~pabreno
Sbio, pennly;pania> au@ Snciana u.
&entudy ols Mittelfaaten betra@tet
rpurcen.
SeBt, na9@ puencung terpacifctabn
erpeitert li@ per S%taatente9rif beceu<
tenp, uno IS 1T jeBt pieQeidt m69li@,
renitlben fit immer fef;uiteQen. DEN
@eiten fam man jebt auf einma( 1000
Meilen meiter no@ Meten iber ra6
Geliensebir9e binaus serleser. Dts
Qano BON Der 9roBen 0ebirs5fette biz
an ben 1ttQen Ocean fam man jeBt
nun, ca Gin Yertano Iber ras ean;e
2ano bersefeut it, in Wabrbeit ais Zen
@elten beseidnen, unr oerlelbe bat ba.
nit gar ni&ts BON ber @ro6arttsteit
bes 8esrtf5 einsetlbt, oena Der 2anoz
ftri9, welder in 3utunft ais ~WeRen"
be,ei@net ,peroen miro, umfabt bic Sc
biete BON California, Oregon afbins>
ton, N:papa, Mri3ona> utab. Mpntana>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-19

i@5pfi9e 0ueQe urermeblt@en Nei&>
tbums 1T. Sp ,reroen BON ibnen Die
abenteuerli@te @eri@te erfunpen,
,pie nod neuli9 pas preif5pf9e un9e<
beuer elmer Iripelalltan3 BON England
6rantrei@ unb @panien 9ese,, bic Ser.
Staaten, 70 >pereen bic Dtenft bes
Teleerapben benubt uno un3dblt&e
Maenten uno 8ertraute III ben europdt>
l9en Staate1 u~nterbalten, ~ ,peroen
in Mlabamaz unb bic @utafrase fort>
wdbreno in Aufresuns 9ebalten. un,
bur@ B5rlenlpiele ben Yret5 oe6@oloes
je ra9 ibrem 8ortbeile> balp in bic
66be, balo binunter gu treiber, tpobet
benrl ratirlt9 oas arn,e Wplf ben 9r6B<
ten S9acen erletoet. ... .
SnsmHden 1uden bic Mdnner bes
Neuenalano>& apifaltsmus bur4 ibre
Sntrisusn in @aibinston uro cur& ibr
Syitem Der Yrptectipn uno be6 Wonc>
polls fit bic 8ecirfnif1e BET 8ewpbner
bic theuerten Yreiie 81 befommen ; aber
tpas nlben ben Garmern bic boben
preile, tpenr, ct fit feline probuete auf
biele @eile teinen tpiQi9en Martt fnpet
unp fir feline ei9eneu Beourfni1e eror>
bitante preile be3ablen mub?
Die Neuen9lanpseleb9eter uao i9re
@flanen unt @erblnpeten, bic Hepraz
1entanten Yenniyluanten's, Snciana's
uno Suinots', baten Is treffi9 ner<
ftanben, Die Ser. @taater gum tbeuer<
fen Marft ber Welt ;u MAIDEN, 3u et>
mem Marfte, in bA BON allen Gncet
Der @elt @aare binetntr5mt, aber aus
ben, perbaltntbmdbis renis in iie bin
aussebt. Sc rpenfser mir ater mad
Mu6en bin 1elbft ab3uleBen I'M Stanoe
flnp, INN 70 tbeurer mub bic tetni9e
p%rppuftipn AUDI aus tieier urla9e rte>
Der au feben fommen. Dtele un(tnnz
iae Yrctettion, mel@e bic Snlano< Snz
bufrie beben lou, 1T lona@ nt9tS wetz
ter ais Elm einbetmii9ee Musiausunsa<
uno Grpre0un9sipitem> unter benz eint<
se tpenise ii4 moblbeFnreu, bic sroz
Sc MtaGe aber unp inste1onpere cer Mrz
teitertanp unaufbaltlam perarmt II. ber>
untertommt. Wan mag ee nit Der updz
terli9en 8e9ierune" zines Delpoten per-
alei9en> ber bic Gru6t bes 6lei6eS et@
mes @olfes bur@ Grpre1un9en jez
Der @rt in feline @batuQe unter ben,
8orpanp fieben ldbt> peltu better fit
feline vlieben l1ntertbanen" ior9en gu
t1nnen, benz ober, na9oem ct feline
eisenen @elife befrtepi9t fir biele
ni@t6 mehrlbri9 bletbt.
Gin YrotefttonSfYfem ,
tpie e6 unter rer 6ano oteler r~aoifalen
Gpnare0e fi@ aussebilpet bat, ii
ber 9rSbae 8etru9 unc per f9mar5ez
fe @erratb an perB ublfabrt zines @olz
fes.
DaS es nit unierm 2ance bel bteie,
beiQpien @irtbl9aft nod ni9t 9dn3lid
gum unterean9e 9efpmmen ii, ba6 bal
man bauptldali@ Dem unsebeuern
&ei9tbum beS yaupes uno ben oielen
naturliden 9llfsqueuen gu eerranfen.
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aber an cine srinoli6e 8eI1erun9 Be,
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tas8olf encli@ einmal anfdn9t, bel ben
@ahlen auf &enntni6e, rerlidenWtQen
unr ebrltde @eiinnuns gu feben, uni
authorities rrnun9 irinerTinanse1 elens
ben pfuldern, cprrupten Quadialbern,
uno 9ewi0enluitn 8eutelianeioern am
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AFFAIRS IN JApAN.-Our special CORES
pondence and our dispatches from Japan have
for some time past been very interesting 1t
is manifest that the Japanese are making a
bold effort to emancipate themselves from the
shackles which have so long held them in
bondage. The light of the nineteenth century
is beginning to shine upon them, and the effect
already produced is newness of life. The old
system, which 80 much resembles the old
feudal system in Europe, is breaking up. The
struggle is evidently hard for the present, but
it is manifest that law and order are prevail
ing. The government of the Mikado bids fair
to give Japan respectable place among the
nations at no distant day.