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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-29

3. &lptilre> prin5efin vpn
Sur9unr> bat rurd ibr 0cbet uno {bre
Gu9eno BEN &Sni9 GlprpSdu5 ppn
Tra11frcib, ihren Oemabl io gut sprbez
rettet tae CT fA nad etnem aliidli9 CT
fpbtenen Siese nit 1einen 2Sdpeltern
uno 5000 Tran;plen taufen ltefen. sic
itarb 545.
4. 99erner, Der crfe @bt ces
Scneoiftiner SttfteS 8itlin9en BET
Tim. Den 0ptte5bienft bleiteno 5,t
prone,1 sarte TrS'a'ni9feit su pRansen,
mar feline erite, bic s,peite Scr9e ober,
ben llmfrsis su sSbmen.
5. Spntfostue g. in ber betltz
gen Taufe Minfup 9enannt Bat ft6
weeen Gcrbreituns ce5 6rtitltden0lal1z
ben5 tit Deutlhtanp eil,en unitertlt@en
Nubm ,lno Den 9tomen ctttes 9lppltelS
er,prrteu. Gr ,purne Gr;bti9pf in
Mains unb harb 1T Trteslano ul1ter
,11Drperij9en @1noen 755.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-29
ct. Naul, W>innefota, @amfta9 ben 20. @ea; 1868

oenua, auein ,pte cine auf ft6 lelbft be-
lhrdnfte @ernunft St6e ereS une
paber g zen ii 8 enc eS entseSenleyen
f1nne, 1ebe i6 ntdt Gin.
@ Gnplid 1ast matt tpsiter: ~l1nz
iere Sernunft gebietet Die Eu9eno su
iiben, unc Derlan9t, tob raS 0ute be-
loDnt unp raS BSle BE eitraft ,rerre. Ga
nun pieles ni1t i1nmer ouf cieler Grce
eel1iebt 1p mub es fir llnS cine Ser
9eltun9 in einem onperen Seben seben>
unp unler Oeit paber unferblid Ietn." "
@llercin9s ,pdre es trauriN penn eer
Tueeno unr rem 9aiter feline ancere
@craeltung su Sbeu >riirce, als ,relGe
lie tienieren empfan9en. 2lQein Diejcz
niaen> ,relebe am lneiiten. Oelptdt alf
citfcn Be,reiS fit bic llt'Neabltdfeit lcz
eell eeben niGt su, cab ros Sittensez
1es wel1eS uns ete Iu9cnp III ibsl1
teFeblt, Ypn Gptt in unler 6ero
.ae{1rtebeu iti, ipnrern f;c tetra9<
ten Die Gernunft ais ren ei9entlt1en>
1ittGdsn 0eleg9eter. ST nun ater bic
gernunft rer eisentltde 0eles9eber, IL
fana man ypn tbr fcypcrll rab fte
AUDI bic .Iuaeno belpbnc, 1np pcr'l1n9
lie pieles ntbt 70 tann audi bter Der
3weiFer su per 2lnit9t fpmmen, rob Die
ypr16rtften per Gernunft ebe'1
70 eitcl leienL als ibre SERB els 1t It :
aen; CT fam ia9en: uWenn Du cae
e,piac 9eben nidt su' 9cbe cit sert1a9it>
IL famnf Dt e6 AUDI nidt Yerlpre<
6 en."
(SGlub fpl9t.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-29
(5ir ben ,@anberer"
11eter 111aiferbliDfett.
(6ogtIebung.)

Qaet uns 1cberl ,pas Die menl1lt6e
@ernunft iiber uulere llnRerbli9teit aus
fi6 1elter lebren gu fInnen npr9ttt.
a. Sie fa9t ul,ter Nncerem ~OaS>
wa5 in uns penft unc wta TT notbwenz
pia ein einfa6es, ntdt aus materisQen
Ibeilen ,ulammenselebte5 @eien tpeil
Giubeit i'm 0eranfen unp I'M Gtltl6lul1e
lieat. Daber fam aub riele5 Welen
ntdt ouf9el6f wercen> mic naterlelle
Diuee, uno muB pober unlterbiib let'1. "
MQein cte1tr Bebauptul19 Ae9s1ltbsr
fann Der 3peiFer fa9en: ~Wao Ou
Moterie nennf> ca5 1T i'm 'Grunce rur
cine lauterc &raft> bic auf talere Stnne
rielen poer jcneu Gtnpud madt uno -
fann eS wpbl aub cine iol9e Sraft &C.
ben> bic III renfen ulo st tppllen serz
mae, tpie rer Ma9net ra5 G{}en atstebt
pbne pae geire reicntltd rerldieren
fnp. lluo seiest aud1 e5 jeien beipe
pelentltd Derlbieren, res Weniben
Oeilt babe feline slebnlt6tctt NIT per
Wlater;e, no mar beam 0ei1, 0etlt Dor
bunpert Sobren, uno fann er ntdt >ptez
rer cabin suridfebren> 100 er gepe1en
| 1T? gSie er nidt cptg mar, 70 rtro CT
piellcibt audi ntdt cwi9 iein, neil pa6
Gerseben ntdt unm59lider it, ais ea5
Gntjteben."
b Die @eruunft ia9t femer: us}n
rer oansen Natur berrl6t etne rei i
Srpnun1 9lueS srsift bormontld tnet<
nancer unp ale Welh5pfe unter zen
Nienl0cn erreiden btenieorn ibre 81
filumunH r.b. fic merrer pos, tros't 1te
Mnloaen baten; nur Der Wtenld CT
reidt bieniecen ietne Seltimmun9 nidt
cie it, ibu1 lebeueen Sceale Ypn Wobrz
bett> S1Dnbctt Gu9enp unc 0ludielt9z
felt peroen ni0t Yeruirtlidct e5 muB
ollp fir ben Mlenl9en mod etn 2ete1
aebc,l, no ra5 b;er 2lnsefau9ene fan1
fprtae1ebt, ra5 llnypllencete Yplenset
,rerren, ]puit >pdre bic &rpne Der Shbz
pfun9 seraoe Elm @li6tpn cer sSc!tbarz
monte, uno eer Menl9 ro5 un9liidli9z
fe Oel91pf per Grpe neil CT allein cine
Sebnlu6t na6 Gtwas su baten YER
mag na5 er ME bientecen crret6t." -
9(Qein aub bier fonn Der 3peiFcr trtez
Der frasen: uNie 9ibt es cenn lcnit
feline WiibtSne in rer 5armpnte rer 9|az
tur? Barum sertrittl Du benin bic
8lume, bic nod lan9e unler slu9e erz
freuen fDnnte, beppr lie ibre Grudt &C.
traoen? Marum 3erre!ben f6 penn
bic Ibiere? @arum idladtelt Ou
Wan6es, beppr es ras 9erorcen it,
ppsu eS slnlasen in fd bat? Der
Menl1 nennt fd Der 9err Der Grce
allein wer etbt ibm pa6 9fe@t pasu, a1tz
eer bic 0etpalt, Die er flii9er gu 9ebrauz
dcn peiB QBas Der Meni1 ben Gbte>
rem tbut eas tann AUDI ibm 9el6eben
ndmltd DOR ieiner SpQenpun9 tpteper
auf9elIf gu perpen."
llnp rer BSlewtdt fam fa9en: @pn
ben Scealen, pon@abrbeit uno Tu9ene
peie i6 ni9tS, uno nad einem 2eben
Senleit5 babe id weoer @unld nod
8eparfnib. S6pn bteniepen 1T mir
pas Daiein sur eaf II. I. ~. 9luf allies
DieIes bat alIerpinss Derjeniae, rel6er
an cine Sfentarun9 slaubt gntwprten
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9>u1tt,tter 81.

cu bofebf uno MIDI nit peinen slu9en
onblibet al6 wputel bu mid erool9en.
SD r,eine es gut NIT BIZ, Spif."
SD Yerlanse Cure 0iite nt6t. Sbr
1eip Elm reutlber Sdr> 9rpb uno un9ez
bobelt."
vSbo! SpiI Barld6en /! SteQ'
bib nur nt9t {p in ppfitur pper - Der
Sdr bat au6 Tduite. ST ra6 Der
Donf, rab i6 piin11e> bu mIdteit has
ii6ere unp tparme Neit in ca6 bid bic
Wen1 9enltebe unlereS 5errn gebettet
bot ntGt piecer perlieren uno ct pt6
nt9t pieper III bic Bettlerbeyberge sl<
riifjaeen pp er pi9 9efunoen bat.
@ertebf ru MIDI nul Solf?"
vSbr braudt eS mir nt9t Ypr5ure6-
men, pab meine Diutter I'M 6pipttal ct.
Clemens 9eitprben 1T. llnp bin t6 et1pa
unponfbar 2eue td> nibt fetbtA Inn
meinem Mpbltbdter Gbre unp Treupe slt
MAIDEN? slber Wacitro slnce um Der
beiltgen Sl1u9frau >rillerl laEt MIDI slt
tbm. G5 cunfelt l1pn ftarf> uno bic
MIrrer um te5 beilisenSa >pillen>
la6t MIDI su ibm. Sein 2eben if in
Sc fabr. 2abt mid su ibm T..
vWa5 - faielit cu i'm Uteber, pber
balt tu einen &rua Sanlucar getrunz
fen? WiIrcer - Cefabr!" !"
uSn ip 1T es> fis wpllen unlern0errn
erlnprbe1 rcnll CT beute Ntenc, 1pte Ct
es 9empbnt it, int 9>racc ipaSiertn &C.
Den Miro"
uGrmprcen unlern 6errn> Der BEL &1z
Mig &arl tn lo bpben Gbren ftebt uno
ppr pem jerer Spanier reipeftypu ben
6ut sieht 2"
u3cine Spanier - Yprtl19ic1en fnb
es> he i'm uaD rem 2eben tra9ten.
2abt n,iD raber III ibm !"
uGrit ersdblt Solt! Die Sode flin9t
mir su unmaDrldeinli6> ais cab id e6
olauben fDnnte."
vSp 9Grct, Maefrp2lnce: Sbr ,pibt
pab i9 ra5 freie Seben in Walo unp
Telc, .pie i9 e6 fruber BET ,nei'lcnGltern
fennen 9elernt batte, utdt per9ellen fann
,np paber jere Stunce beniibe aus BEN
tcenacncen Gteinwdnoen rteler 5duier
binoussufommeh bic mir 2uft unr2i9t
uno jece frete 8ewe9un9 feblen. Wie
Mil id MIDI freuerL 1penn mir erlt auf
benz Meere 1bwtlnuen >pcrcen."
u0a eebt e5 Dir >pie mir Splf. Nter
CLAUDE MR. 70 Elm SGif 1T AUDI nt9t
Siel bc0er, al5 oie1e bpben ftetnernen
9dultr III Maerip bier. Da remit man
au6 ale sebn Sdritte f6pn an bic
S9ifsplanfen. slter taS Ofeer -
paS Meer> Solf; iiber'6 Mser 9ebt T
Nidts> Spif. Sn SevillA no td BON
DpmMaseuan ais Sombarpter fir iein
S6iff 8ictorta 9eporben tpurbe 1pas
mir iebr ertpinlbt war, ca mir Deutl9e
unp 6lamldnpsr bic NIT &bnis &arl
aus ben Nieperlanpen na6 ptelemSpaz
MEN sesp9en finp> nir9enpS pte periprpz
9enen 9olpenen Serge sefunpen baben
BOD ca idwdbe t9 wteper ins8laue
binein uno per9el1e gang pab bu mir
Gttpas gu ersdblen bai. ytun?"
~8eil DOM Maseuan jeBt 70 piel
NIT pem 6ofe tpe9en - nun &pesen --
Sbr wibt's jaT j
uSo9'6 ,,ur ,pesen Der WplluttettL
bic man ben pprtusielen ni9t s1nnt."
(Tprtfebuna folat) .E i#
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9as !srufe W.

Tie Susel traf tas Gaterbera
Die Mutter reint in itillem S6ner1
Nern scu bes tbeuren 0atten 0rate,
Sin tbrer @eite ipielt Ter anate.
Nlit flinfen Sinten nimmt bus aine,
gBie letpn bic lieten aletnen lino -
Die @deere Don Der Mutter Slid
limb ianeipet la6elub, fret unb fril9
cid aus Der Jitel A. 3. c.
Oeldwinb beraus baS srpBe W.
Die Mutter spler ftiQem Gram
gddt mabr tes Aleinen Sreiben nabnt,
sic i9luGst mod immer unb ibr S4n1srs
Hibrt aud bas marine aiaeerbers.
veieb Miitterleiu, mas meinet Du?"
@pri9t ct unb eilet auf lle gu.
!, ,,M6, lietes Sinh, Ou fennt ned ni@t
Dsn S9mers, ter mir res Ssbsn br1d9t
Das namenloie sruBe @eb,
Benn ib Did, arme @aile, ieb""- b"
uM9 MItterlein" irri@t tarauf ber 9nab-
vDas srpbs W - adj ia! bas bab'
Sd chen jest mir auseei9nitten:
@ieb nun, IS liest an, Slide n,itten.
Dc9 franft es Did, bab ids setban,
@p nimm ben aa9iten Qaut baran
Das X, = baS areus uno bede Du
Das srpBeW gang bamit gu,
Damn tpirb baS 8reu3 bas W perbu(en
l1ub ale Deine Ibranen fiQen." .
Or. s. Yrpf9tp.
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g i 3 q It . IT,

Seiliae Gebern in 9ibancnS 9aitt
gebr1t in bic tuftenben S9atten mild e1',
Seffnet mir cure srunhdmmernbe 9fa9t
3eiaet mir cure eetrieiene Yra9t.
Wter TO slanst BET fmarasbene Saal
Qitaupns Jelien, pie itebet ibr fabl!
eibanpns Gebern, rie ieib ibr babtn;
gSeNte aud euer ME .pi1,tsrnbeS 0runE
@earlide @tan,me nod feben GUT waet
Srauernbe 3euaen entlapunoener pradt
gllterne. i'm Warfe rom @urme turhbpblt,
gBeniac> baB Fe Gin Snate mobl saDlt.
SSuia tsr gSrme, un1srtliAes SolH
@ooe. trie fiel teir unteusIamer Stpl5E
0aten bid slerte ber Syrer sefaQt?
Saten bid glse bss Sin,n,sls ssrdellt?
Ga, id, ertenue be5 Srbilden ScrS;
9lues serfaQt ibn, tpas berrltt uno srob.
e}a, i'd yersbre Seburab5 G5srt9t
sEelder aud Geoern pie 5alme serbritbt.
Mber mie 2iaanuns Getsrn ip srun
@paen tim Seelen ber9etltser btubn
eeile serbauaen iis bimmlii9en QUIT
Wieaen ibr Saupt III frytallener 9uft;
Ircseu sem Gturn,e, seluno big tnS Wart.
Gjriiuer in, Otter npb serare unb 1tart,
Gdmiiefsn ais Sfsilsr I'M bimmltlben 5aus
Giraeus eeu Iea,pel BET Gpigfeit aus.
[MtenbI9ule.]
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Galcntart,rtst.
Sc q /

80. Terptnono> &51,i9 ppa
2cpn une &altilic,1, nit rem 8einamen
rer0ei!isc, nor elmer bet beiten 6iirlten.
Sci Oeleaenheit, rp er cine ncueSteuer
lputc o,'sjhreiten laNen ia9te ct: uSez
bite MIDI 0jrtt opr lplden Gprlbld9en.
Die @prli@ttsfeit 0pttea fam mir auf
ancercn sSeeen belfen td fiirGte mebr
bic Slide cinc5 orlnen Wcteea> ais oaS
eanse Srie9sbcer cer Mpbren. Starb
1852.
81. pctrpuillo> cine Sung
frau lette III Npm> unp ptrp cine Gp6z
ter res bcil. Yetrus gcnannt niGt BEN,
6(eilhe 1pnpern benz Getfte nad nenn
oieier beilt9e slpcitel bat ile IN benz
Olauben unterridtet unp aetauft. Sc
treu mirfte 1ie Der Onaoe 0ptteS bis 5u
cem Gnce ibre5 2ebens mtt pel9eS erz
folete t1n 1 ten Sabrbuncert.
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s It II /.

1. Gnnefp> Nbt pes &loiterS
ct. Salyatpr su Snnia in Spanten
lctte ean; fir bic eeiniecn; = teipnz
perS mar er et11 Gater unb GrD iter Der
gr,nen unr &ranfen. Gr frtparb fi9
cas orDbte @eroienit BET @ott unb eea
0rpben pes Nei6es paour9> bab er bic
einaeri0enen 6einol9aften aussuiDbnen
lu6te. @tarb 1857.
2. Blanptna, cine Sflapin>
tpar cine Don Den Martyrerh pel6e gu
9ypn selitten. Sbre Stancbafttsteit
mar lo erpb> pab fie rpm Mpr9et bts
in bic Ipdte Na6t pte 1dredliditen pet>
nen culpete> tppbet ip9ar tbre 5enfer er>
miipeten, @tarb III. I'D
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Ger aTanderer.

GiuNp ebenbIatt fur ttlicbeS3S1rteH HnesS'He"
Briefe iinb 81 abrelirea:
GERMAN CATH, PRINTING co.
(Box lS70) st. Paul. Mihh'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-20
Fact and Fancy

sTTTW TTls NJ 1890 = f-E
Unhealthy pork-Pig iron.
The "last sensation" "A tight boot.
The piece festisal--A quilting party.
The lowest class Of society Dwarfs.
Auiagricultural anglc-A wheat cor.
ner. s'' .Hfs','
The best board Of hcatl-A light diet
: Clerical sacaucy--A sermon.
Black business-A pitched battle.
Coed name for bull.dos-Agrippa.
i- Tic greatest want Of the agc-Tlc
want Vi funds. -t ..g .'"
1ftlcre is nostala'c against playing
on 4 lyrc, is inan liable ior drumming
lawyer on the head :?
,g Which, is.lthr best place for catching
suckers. in the water or On dry, land! =,
Are proud skctcllcrs necessarily Pencil
yuin-ians. lfeyt~s' E. III
Boot makers alwaya haze their solcs in
their business. NtH .,.t..
4 stocking knit from sailors yarn Is
ono Of the latest curivsities.. - y ."s
The man who WIS laboring to build up
reputation suspended operations Tor tlu
want vf bricks
Why arc horses in cold weather like
neddlesdnle gossips Because they are
the bearers Vi idle tails. Hsai ~, 3-n
Why are clouds like coacLmrn? BE.
causc they hold the rains. l-
A man with a scolding wife, oil being
asked what he did for living, replied
that he Kept hvt-hcusc.
Old maids get along poorly for III,
same reason tha. railroad trains frct tucnt
Ily do--a failure to connect. ,e
Julgs Of man by lis questions, ri
Itlcr than by his answers.
Cents mol to be cOnulcricitcd--Ryli Iii
!ssnSe. . "a --.a1.'s
| .s 80
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Select Poetry
SPIRITUAL RAppINGS.
A Doarding.IIouse Legend,

- 'o"a auhhS-AAOusCL LCSSUus
Once as lay doing, nodling, and my soul
~ through drcam!and plodding, ,r ..
| Just as. evenings dull Lethean gloom was
spreading all things DER,
SnddeEy there came rapping,
nj Breaking up my lazy mapping;
Twas slow aud measured tapping, tapping
at Iny chamber door, ~ :
Rapping, humping all around the walls, the
ceiling and the floor tt.
Such as ne'rr heard before.
Tables in confusion rocking, chairs against
each ether knocking, -
To the measure Of the tl,umping on the cell:
ing and tie foor; ~.
Both above the bed and under, .,-
Twas enough TO make one wonder
i,Wheihera storm uf fire and thunder had ju.t
visited our shore, rI.'f.i
as witness, Cnudle's gLos. fellows hap
lCI less soul 10 bore, Or 2,II r,g.'
had read the like before. ........
Quicsly.starting fronn,y drearing, noises so
unearlhly seeming, ,Asr III.
Brought unto ny memory what very seldor,
came before, Hrf
Thoughts of FALL my former SHINING,
Fearing torment was beginning,
lin hopes of mcrey winning, odds aud ends
Of prayers rMu Der,
Odds ard ends remembered faintly from my
better days Ci yore, Iaatf
Quite forgotten heretofore. .;fay
To nyssbcr senses coming resolved to stop
this drumming,
Du. with this intent vsinly searched my
chamber o'er and Ger,
Spirit" said |, "good or evil, '4f :
Try tmd'be little civil. Az;
Pray don raise the very devil here upon the
.gq second floor, sHa! ,grry
As the widow that board with is quite s.n-
si,ive and sore,
For owe her big score" r.F .t
Now Ihe widow was good-natured, though
81 quite old and coarsely- featured, boa ,,
Yet q noisy LOGGER sadiyin urrcarl nigh,
PROVE bore. .-.
> ia lsntto all my warm petitions,
Made the spirit ns..ainiissiJns, i'''.s
Rather giving in addition to tho knocking on
the floor,
Measured words IN acsp soPo'ch:st zones 'ae'
! VI s'arelea He!ar mere I stu .
rhan all haa heaFu 'ef0rc' 20
10y ,,y..,.a.,',., ,'5.;.. 49,.
"Wtd The widow snid the spirit, land it
made me shake 10 hear i'll ~ :,
"wcd lte widow! wed the widow, 'or I'll
haunt you evcrmore. iei !.
~ . Horrors upon,liorrors heapipg, NJ /. ~
4 Sent my So.ing blood ellrdiing, creeping,
To my heart; that time was keeping, ~ The
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-20
Political Chit Chat.

The New York Epening Posts advice
TO Congress is, mo nonsense, Please
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-20

Do not choose your friend by bis looks
handsome shoes often pinch the feet.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-20

Don't be fond of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
'ber Thank YOU, pussy" aud thank
you, pussy" killed the cat. ~
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-20
.NyEs !oF ipyERrIsIya.
Home Reading.

Nobody looks more like an honest man
than a thorough rogue. r. qltr
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-20

Don't believe in the man who talks tho
most--mswing cats are very seldom good
mouSGrs. - -si1..i. fr tr.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-25
RAvESNA, O. THURSDAY, nfARoHy 1869. s :@ss % e .

ward. He had Just thrown himself
into an esay chair before the fire, in
slippers and dressing gown, when
there came violent pulling at the
door bell. In another moment the
widow was ushered into the parlor.
She was 'laboring under considerable
excitement, and held a folded paper
in her hand. sh' 20 ''I'l .ns Ho'i" ''-'.
f aHere is the missing ws-ill!' she ex-
claimed, thrusting the long sought
document into the hands of her aston
ished friend. a,'A'A 7Fs'' e7'ti'" 7''' .
i, aWhefe did you find it ?" he in
quired. eeo'ii iI' fl'72ii'a i''.'.
sJust where my husband told yon
he had placed it in yotr dream last
night, Fran up stairs as soon as you
left the house, and found the package
of old letters in the drawer of the bu-
reau, and there was the win right in
the middle of it" 0' '.'lA .
Such is the singular vision and its
strict ftilfllment. We have told "a
plain, uhvarnished tale" without es-
sential omissions oanas,l and without any
fancifnl Embellishments. The only
thing to be added is the fact that the
administrator knew nothing Of the ex-
istence Of this old bureau until the
widow recalled to mind that there was
such an article of furniture in the
house; and that he was for the first
time made aware that there was inathe
.ho6se'a bundle ol cid letters which he
had not examined, when tile missing
will was blaced in his hands. iaqaioo
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REAIEsTATE.

FINE FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY con.
stantly offered for sale on fair terms. Parties
desiring to sell, are reminded that the advertise
ments and circulars of this Agency go into ey-
cry county and State. especially to tho east thus
drawing many good buyers from abroad which .a
county. Terms liberal. No SALE, NO FEES
CHARGED
The following choice Real Property is now Of
fered for SALE upon terms quite advantageous to
zoo Acres. A fine Farm half timber land with
good improvements. located in Ashtabula Coun-
a5Acses,B Best Faf1l ef its size in Rayen.sa 3
Fruit isid n snder y Ris safe sas d
cultivation by No. farmer. improvements
farms in poorer localities are selling at $4,000
Iao Acres Near. town.. fine sandy soil, good
improvements. and contains best timber lot in
4 Is Acres Unparalleled as site for a Fruit
Farm. Il An extensive Nursery, Fruit and Gar
den Farm is much needed here. and would make
the fortune of its possessor) Soil and improve
ments good. $4,000
100 s. Acres m @ IN Palmyra Fine Fruit. Grain or
Grass Farm. Fine section $500 per acre.
so Acres in Windham, cheap and good.
100 Acres in Franklin, SIS. .O0 per acre.
p g ahcresin Reotstownf good homesssad; Tea d. z
% Acres in Edinburgh, offered for $ll00,O1
40 Acres in Rootst0wn. $30O0,OO.
40 Acre lot in Ravenna, no buildings.
Acres Ree per acre
II 30 acret mills from Ravenna. $S5 per acre.
81 Acres in Ravenna, $55 90 per acre.
10 Acres in Ravenna, 100000.
100 Acres in Rootstown, offered cheap
so Acre lot in Rootst0wn, offered cheap.
Michigan FasTls, Wisconsin, Iowa and Kansas
lands fFsg5 Na GafssagBE sFEagie H5tzA .Iasz
Twelve honses and lots al Rayenna, at prices
from $500 to $1,000 80 at'P iias tsz s7a.i o s s.
Business Stands, &c, &C., at Ravenna-
Buyers cannot afford to purchase without first
consulting the latest lists of this Agency
Parties desiring to buy should write. enclosing
stamp for circular, or call personally at the Law
ONCE of
A. w. BEMAN.
OFFICE lover Beckley's Stove and Tin Store,)
east end Phenix Block, Ravenna, Ohio.
Dec. 3t 1865. tf.a if3'BdfTiaI sd - 9s9ilTs Tzt
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-25
sHABBT observation-disclosures or A
a. WASHINGTON CLE1SksHIP. ..,5
WASHINGTON is : great fios mann

Washington is a great big pauper-
house for Young clerks, anxious to
grow gray iii the positions they hold,
because they have become untitled for
anything else. They have lost their
individuality at home, where they
might have had ambition, and they
are simple menials here. Atfirst they
meet the member of Congress from
their district with a ''good morning."
feeling that they are of some impor-
tance, as they had helped to elect him
to Congress, butithis soon wears off,
as the member soon learns that they
have no longer influence at home
that they are in banishment- -and they
gradually learn that they are only ex-
pected to touch their hat to the MEM
ber, for be is all powerful to keep
tn em in the places they hold. Their
ambition and pride soon lower them,
for once clerk is never above clerk
here. In a little while a new member
appears from the district, and the clerk
is not even recognized. If he retains
his place, for which there are always
q new score Of applicants, sympathy
keeps him, or he is accidentally over
looked. Ifhe loses it, and has saved
enough, and gets back to his old home.
he finds he Sis played "-he has not
progressed with the age-his old asso-
ciates are in prosperous business and
he is a pauper, with no show for en-
pployment. There are scores here who
have lost their places and are ready to
do any kind of work for living, hav-
ing toiled, some of them, for months
and years to get out of debt and save
money enough to get ohome-for they
will continue to call the place they
came from home yet they would be
strangers if they could get there
Detroit Free Press. yah H 9.@.'l
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-25
Vow. aSD IoSG AGO.
81 FANNY rALrs.
} sisters-sisters: ! have been

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Q sisters-sisters: have been
Where we in childhood dwelt.
The Old home By the moantain side, ,.li
Where morn and ere We kneIt; flgtT5,-
The shining poplars, now, rs then. r.,..
-Are waving by tie door
The maple wears is utunn robe eff Oh
sg0f erimsoa; asof yoreai ssfzf .ln5E.;5s
The deep well, with its mossy pole, f....,,l
Is standing as of old,
Ahd the grey bucket drips its wealth ~ +
AdoEns the stones so cold. 9lT .Eoitg.
Iwalked along the garden paths, fr3iii
Where once we used to run, g saf
With footsteps like the startled does,
And hearts o'erfuil of fun; --'< .'-'-
i Ilingerd meath the cherry treeiO i9as 9Si
Our father pruu'd with care. r- f4.ft
And wept, for he-the loving group
An me they were not thefei
Iwanter'd TO the chestnut grove, fJil p Vi
The ripe nuts strew'd the ground, e,-. 6
The little squirrels scamper'd on,
At cen the brightest sound
And there, thro' the delicious morn @ Z. II II
OF Indian Summer weather, ,,..,
I filled my apron with the nuts,
9dAs when.We wenttegether --
Idream'd ! was child again, 10 2ais
Beside my mothers knee. ,s,s.-o,.--. -,
Or bounding thro' the forest paths
-7aKfth footsteps glad and free; 1890 7ii}
NY heart roek'd gently ON the waves 2Hitg
- OF pleasant mem'riess Sung, 1,-r5y-
As when we went nutting there
when yen andI were young. a7 A9
( bstnQ1la02 nIid a93a 9Ti-a ! -baiH
All, sisters, dariings, it is vain, .,t+
This yearning for the past.
-Lwiili libe grateful for the good, % ia .7H
~ Along my pathway cast; eff5 81 of =
For gratitude and eheerfuiness,
WIN change all things to gold =
With. Love. the angel, in my heart,
,l That never will grow old;H8l 4d se go
And tho Time weave silver thread
In every silken tress,
IN try to find some gift of Gods "a i5a7 So
To succor and to bless. sfa., 4s--.. F,
Then well not mourn the days long gone.
Our old home, and friends dear;
But cling the closer to the loved 5fiss @
q That Time has lefsus here.H ,gfs i. y