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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06
,,6ott aus Der Griisbuns"

beiet cas apIunsstpert in sans europa
-f6reibt Der Barrier ,Wonee'. Sxante
reid sibt Gas Setipiel. Sn gypn ellie,
Ssuleule, Saints Gtienne iino eie Cont
uunal19ulen ben SrpenSleuten 9eupms
met, unb rem 9aien lberliefert wprben.
Die Gabifalen pe5 @eneralratbeS Der Sci
ne bremen sor Sesier, taGelbe ;u tbun.
Aaf eieiem @ebiste bssinnt Der Streit,
une natdrli6, tenn bic 4Siuns Der ppliz
tilden 0raae Ger 3ufunft bdnst ab son
eerSSiuns Der Sdulfrase Der 0eSenrpart.
Die 9eSenipartige @eneration 1T eri6Spft;
bic gelsai6aft miro bas isin ,paS unlere
Hinesr aus ibr MAIDEN, unc piele iperpen
bic Yrincipien ;ur Inweneuns trinsen,
lvtl&e mir fie lsbrsu. 8enn fe pbne
@rtt ersosen werren, 70 tperesn mir Die
Commune wicherritttsn 1eten atsr in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06

men! Mattb. 26, 81. une 35. ilne nadeem
ib tpsrts aufsrhanben lsin, psres i'd ead
srransebsn HAD 0aliaa !" Wattb. %, 80
@rie9enlant: ,@as srbt tas unS al :"
@attt. q. A..
@ruanb: sd ines feline S6ulr al sisisnl
Isni6sn !" guc. %, i.
StaIisn: Ger it's, ben %srsrsifet ! Mattb. 26
is. IS ii GUT, RAP Ginr fir cas san,s
gclf iterts !" Sob. %. IA.
Ssfsrrsi8: ~5br gas psrrst sud' an mir
arscrn J" Mare. ii, q.
&u6lanb: sd mill ben oirten idlassu, uus
bic S6aafs psrrsn s~sritrsut psrcsu :"
@attb. 2G, 81,
z dwei;: DSiuwss nit ibm vuc. ., IL.
SSir baben (m,a&sn) sin Gsiss unr mad
risism @eiegs mus ct tsrten :" Sch. 49, Z
Spanirn: nEcce homo /! Sch. t9, Z. Ssir
Siut Femme iiter ms II. unisre Ninesr :"
@attb. q, IS.
5urfsi: n@aS bat ri rsnn SRiss gotham 70
@ars. Is, ii. 9r sius lumber unb lshrt.
INT bsilte ate aranfbsitsn unt Sdwahhsi
ten unttr esm Ss!fs! !" 1attt. j, %.
W urtsmbsrs: sd babe al tisfsm Msn
i6tn nitts ven hem ssfuncsh trsspessr
ibr i'm anflasst!" yuc. %, fl.
Ter Natb I ieismus: ,8is III sinsm
&Srerr isie ibr aussrSssu nit Sbmsrtsrr
uns yri9sln, I'M mid gu fanssn. SGsIid
ia6 if tei tud unc Isbrts i'm Ssmpsl, uni
ihr habt MIDI ni6t srsriHsn! @a!tb. %, %
Sabe i'd unrsHt ssrstst 10 bsmsiist RAP c:
llnrs6t lei haze ib aber rsdt ssrseet, nj
rim itlasit pu mid? Sch. Is, %. I'D
bdtr eut sisls CUTE @srfs sem Batter &C.
;siet I'M. wtI6ss sisisr @srfs wileu itsinis
ihr mid? Sch, 10, 81. Netr tas il cur,
Stanes une bic Ia6t rsr 6ininrnib gus
%, 81. sd absr iass sud: Wsbe ZEN
Msni6sn, rur6 msI&sn sltssrniS lsmmt
@dttb. 1S, Z. llne islis. wsr iid m mi
ni6t Grsert! yIe. %. SIN l~lsbriseu urthsil
isltit oh rs rsht III srr @ctt :" gerita.
i9,-(@rmania.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06

un reutide Yrisiter fir isin Sistbum III
Sewinnen CT ielbit ahtetc nidt Ger ,peiz
tel Gntfernuns, Ger raubcn, uutpirtbboreu
sSesc ccer her falten @itteruna Inn RE
lrSiunscn Ter bl. GeliSion ieinen srz
franften reutl6m 8ineern ;u trinsen.
Sbr alien Ssttler, G,th tbrinen bic Nu>
gen, wean Sbr an bic Wiiiipnstbitisfeit
Cures alien Sildpfes renfet llnYers
acEli1 bleibe unS iein @nrenfcn .-Sciu
@crf 1T eS aud, rpciin rieier nSrrlifs
lbeil ron Soma beute 10 itarf nit Saz
tbclifcn beYSlfert lit ; CT ma es, Der rurd
bic ceutidc unb ensliide preile rislelbsn
biebcr cinlue, lie auf zen ersiebisen unc
wpblfeilen Soeen aufmerfiam ma6te /;
81 ieinen qsb;eiten mod bileeten ii6 rann
iibcrall fleius fatbpliite Settsments, 10
). .. untsr rrn Oeutiden: ct. Wary's,
ct. quo, ct. Clement, Hprtb Walbinaz
ton, StaceysiQe, @aterlrp .css /; inter zen
Srildcn Ct. 8eie, ct. Sraneis, Wencz
ia, Glerncnt, Glfaeer, Gbsrry Wcunt,
@aufpn, Warfprr &c. Spr etpa IA
Sabren muste rieles srpbe Wilipnsf elc
bon spei Miiiipndren Serleben merren ;
beute bat bic ScrIebuns piele ttatile slrs
better uns bierber ssl6idt. 10 ;par, raB
jeee beeeutsnpe Wilipn ibren ciaenen
Seeliprser bat. Die Warisnscmeinre
bat ibren eisenen Seelisrssr, Nes. s.
llrtany /; 10 ct. 9uc in Der psricn res
&es. 5rey &es. Mifcta paitcrirt Spiuz
siae unp ct. Clement &sr. s. y. Yrrtit
serliebt Hcrtb : @aIbinatpn unc Ncwz
Samptpn ; &sr. 5arriipu seriisbt ct.
Hcie, Ct. Srancis II. 2arler; Der made
re 8eS. 4eneban paltorirt Mc0respr unr
arbeitet tidti9 al Ger Grsiebuns rer SUI
senc, tur6 feline Sdweieri6ulsn HeY.
Sacpby reiIcirt in Gaming unc bat ais
Siliale Waterlpc &C.. !; Shase nur, ia
Sammcrldaee, RAP ric . eutlden in Gresz
CO, Slian, Ypitsile, Wenpna 10 GAN; II.
gar Sernadldsist iIne!
@iree iib cod Semanp iinren, Ger
lib unlerer tort Serlaberen Mitbrieer
annebmen wiirpe SIN SIian Iammelz
ten iih bic Oeuti6en suIammen u. grim
esten cine i6Dne fatbelii6e Sdule; bic
ielte 1T ansefiat init rpiissn, reutldsn
&inpern unter Der umiihtisen gsituns Won
Sraulein 81. Sictpr. Srasp SbrS +
ianer! eas beige ib praftiId
lein; belfet eud ielbt uni
@ptt wirc eub Belle nj
Aud s%erpinnt rie ,,@asstte" inter llnS
INNER mebr UNI metr Ill glnifben II. rire
b~pfentlid ale Observation-Disclosures
Slatter aus unlern fatbpliI6en Taz
milien sercransen. 5abren Sic fort, Or.
3eeacteur Sans Peur ct Sans
Granite su idreiben (; renn cie .0as
;stte" 1T ras einsisc fatboliide Slatt,
has bic SaaptBanoe Der jekiseu
meni9li9ea 0eieni&aft oiien Isst,
ndmlid /: bic berfebrte 9reiiur maierer
Sasens. DAP sic bic pr.usii9e 3es
sterans in ibrem jeyisen Serbaltsn ses
gen unitre 81. Stride, ibren eeIern ges
seniiber ni9t %anpnilen fSunsn, leu9tet
pobl jepem Strltanpe Elm, pa Sic semab
Sbrem Wptto fir ,,@edt unb Wa6rs
beit'' i6reiben. Viator.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06
ssaima, (lpim sprinss). 10. NOp. 1871

OtVtHos SprtHgob. ~. Vpp. 1871.
Seute purre in bielissr @arienfirds
bic Weibe elmer neuen 0lode scrsencm>
men rur6 Ser. 8. 81. GlammanG Seels
iprScr aus ct. Opnatus, su wel6er +.
Sanpluns perielbe POM Sc6w. Germ
Sii6ofe bespumddtist par. OerIelte
erfldrte llns pann aud pic betreFenten
.Gerempnien elmer 8lodentaufe, 70 mie bic
Setimmuns unp sroBe Seeeutuns, mel
DE bic 8lpfen in elmer 6rifli6en Sc
metnce baben. Die @lcden iine Ssten
eines anperen, bSberen Meides, bic berein
rufen in ras irpii6c eeben reS Cages,
benz 9~ldubisen Ser;en in ben pi1tisiten
Nomenten hes 2ebens bic einlabenes
Wabnuns brinsen, iiber rem ireiI6en
aud tes b5beren, bimmIiI6sn 9stsns
ni9t su serseien.
aber aud iinb bic 0lodentSne Sotsn
aus eem Sersen beS Gbriitsn, iinb Bileer
jones III. Bieperflanses, Der pisie spn
esm tnneren &ufen beS @eiites alIsseit
ertSnsn ma6t.-
Na6 ben Seltimmunstn Der STRIDE fol-
ieper Sirdtburm penisitens ;wei Gloden
baben Elm pabrbaft I6Snes Bib fir
Seelioroer unp 0emeinee! 8ir wplIen
uns oft an rieIes Bib erinnsrn, beIon>
perS penn bic beicen 0loden cbsn Ypm
Sburme aus, gum 0pttesrienlte sinlaz
ben. NaG pem amte plrpe paS neue
Yfarrbaus rinseIesnet ; talIelbe 1T eiu
i6Snes Sridsebdupe unp serei6t Der Sc
meinee gum @ubme, bic ibren junsel
tbdtiSen pfarrer, &sp. Z. llrbany bic
cur6 ;a ebren wuBte.
Die Mariensemeince lit Ole llteite
Miiipn i'm nSreli9en Soma stlide
Meilen BON bier IN nSrpliber Ni6tuna
p%fan;te 3es. father Grstin, sefprben
als Siidpf pom ct. paul taS 3eiGen
Der GrlSluns, ras 8rsus ,iitsr ben Saz
pianern auf unp lebte llnter ibnsn mic
Gin Sater unter leinen lieten 8ineern
bic Snpianer iinb Strl6wuneen, bic Dill
ionScapeae baben spttlsie Sanee ataes
brpHen, rer Willlprdr 1T in Die eipi9e
&ube einseSansen ; BALI, nur al,ubaIp
miro audi paS @neenfen an risls Snriae
ner : Miliion aus eem 0epa6tniBs Der
MenI6sn serldwunben Iein. Sdaee,
pab man ben Namen ,,Old Mission" fir
bic @ariens@ emeinee, bic ii9 aus Gin
tpanrerern Spn Sneiana, Dor etpa Is Sab
rsn bilpete, ni6t beibsbielt. @ie
father Gretin, Ger Sneianer : Willcs
mar, 70 tparen aud rie beicen eriten pries
fer unter cen bieii8en DeutI6en 8ep.
9aurent u. DeSily, 8ransoien ; audi M
fer erlte Siibof Mssr. 0Uras war
Gran;os; uno sepib, er beBaneelte unS
DeutIde niGt als Stieftineer Der
alte Serr lernte mod IN einem Glitter Yer
GA Satren rcutih ME teitrefte CT Ih,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06
Ter Ratbolieismus Dor Dem Ni@ter.
itutle ser eMrcpaiiaen Staaten.
Aus S6tsiisn, q. Setstsr.

Nus S9ttlien, q. Srtsttr.
Stuti9lane: ,unp bic Sebmpritter une
S6riftsssbrttn bitltsn 3atb wipsr ibn nnb
tra8tsttn, ME is ibn stretrbsn fSnnten /;
yuc, %, 2. sic iu9tsn falidss l3eusnis
-Hiesr ibn une is fanesn fsins ; Ia ifanb htr
Sshsprisfsr auf anS ipra6 (: @as babsn
mir nod 3eussn nStbis? @attb. 26, 65.
SSsnn sisisr tsiu Mi6stbatsr pare, 10 mir.
etm mir i'm ni6t iibsrlisfsrt batsn. Sob.
Is, 30. 9br tatt RE 0ptttslaaeruns ae.
abSrt. Mare. IA, I'll. Gr iast CT lti Gbri.
ms, Der aSnis! gur. %, 2. Ssesr, Der lid
Siri aSniss niaSt pipsriryt ii9 erm 8aiisr.
Sob. 19, ~. .SSir batsu fsinen NSnia, ais
zen aaiitr! Sol, 49, Is. Gr miesslt sas
SSIt auf! eus. %, s. Gr bat seIast: i'd
Mill bitten Ssmpsl abbrs6sni @arc. H.
70. @snn mir ibn 10 taftu, 10 merpeu gQe
az i'm s~laubsn, une bic &Smtr ptresn fsm,
men anr unitr eans unS Sslf w%ssnsbmsn!
SOP. If, AZ. unp as. ySas Ipasu mir MN
ttun2 Sob. H. IL. @as sinttt ,u6 q"
Iatb. %, So.
Saeen DOu balt sS sslast. @atb. 20, 81.
Gr 1T ess SpSss iSulris !" Mattb. %, 66.
Saisrn: oSDas pOlt ibr mir ssbsu, 10 mid
i'd i'm tud ssrratbsn" @att. 26, Is.
Sslsisn; n5ir pisisS @ai ssbt, AZ elmer ss,
lssenns .3sit mill i'd lid ruisu." apeNs.
ri, %.
S%ansmarf unp S9weesn: sd femme
ben @snl&m ni&t" @attb. %, 72.
sIanS: yRi9tt rsnn unisr 0eItp eiusn
@sni&sn, wsnn man i'm ni6t ,uscr ssbSrt
unb srfannt nat Mas CT tbut? Sob. T. ST..
I'D ass sa9 lfsbst ab psn eisisn NsnI6sn
unc IaNst pc; rsnn ssnn sisiss g8uf ron
@sni@m il, 10 pirS ss %Ssrfalsu ; wsnn ss
absr BON 0Stt it, 70 fSnut itr ss ni&t ;sr.
ltSrsn!" @rsits. s. 80.
6rdnfrsi9: 0Msius Sstls it bstrabt bis in
ben Sps @aht. 26, iS. Iter rsnn lid
aud ellie an Dir irssrn, iowsrts i8 uismals
mid Srssru ! @suu i& aud nit tir Itrtru
miete, 70 wsrss id lid rcd ni6i ssrleus-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06
kir6lidfn suisksiten.

/ Fob oes Heb. @. z. 6oomes.-5n Ger
Nadt pSn Wpntas auf Oisnitas sisler Wshr CT
lit bic OiSesie eeuiSsils, 8p., eineu bsrten Ser
luit III esm stlsten sss Sr9w. Srn. ~. g.
Gpcmss, zines alien, tpdssreisntsn, sbrpiir-
tissn YiOuisrs res Siisrsfsns, ips,isa sss Staa.
ties 8sntldy.
Ter Ssrfpists MAR Gin Gpussrtit, ~ssbirtis
aus Sirsinisn, uns isit iibsr 40 Sabren i'm Wsin-
terse ets Ssrrn unern,ISli6 tbStis. Die Ieyten
Sabre leineS EaIeinS ssrbradte CT i'm Ct. Bin
cents Orphan aiplum ais listsspllsr, tets tilf.
tsrsitsr Ssl@IBsr Der armsn Waiien.
Ssiu Sebsn mar rim pielbtwegtcs. .2p6 lest
sin 3suse isinsr bsrufstreusn grteitsu. Der
SS6w. Batter unp Yatriar9 asntudy's: sbsa.
Yiel bat CT sspirft, sisl ssIitsn Gwiss Rubs
nne isIissn 5risssu ipsnrs ibm Der SSSts.
9srssbsns ni9t BAT Gu s%elittsu,
llmipnlt nitt trsu stfampft, stftrttt:
Der Saams, ben Gu ausssltreut
9r bIiibt CUR i@bnfsn Gru8t bsrsit.
S1tnte Wptt ibm en- gen Urieeen
Der ~ rub fir ms stf9ieeen.
Csatb. @Itst.)
in Ofsst. eouis, wares am 30. Nes. cine
nsas ct. gatids air4s tinssrsiht.
eoRisbils, ag. Sr. Ssdsrmsnu, gris.
fer Der DiS,eit yaesrbsrn (sSsffaIsn) 1T In Der
grsiSssis Ct esuis aaistncmmsn pprssn uas
pirst scrIaufs an su ct. @arisntr4t. - DIR
Ss&r. Sii&of Ron NIteH Sas, batbsn be6m.
y. Gtsisius Ssnnsmaun, =. .. g., Ieitbsr
Nsetsr tss tpnisl. gSlssiumS in Wdn4tn
(Saisru) iam praFbentn bss GsQssiums gum
81. Ssrym Ssiu in U nm a, SQs., srnann,. -
8ss. p.@, WriSbt rim fribsrer GpisfcsaI- pre-.
bigger, in an Der Ct. Gtrarts Stride in Gineiuna.
ii a%nssisQt.
9tbslauD, %. Nss. 8eY. pater
0rausmpusiu, yiarsr ron Ct. gusufiu,
SsisttS 9ieselane, Sbis it mad fur.
ser aranshsit an ben Slattsrn, bic or i6 lei aran-
fsnbslu3 ;usrSrsen sstprtsu. Il. |. P.
Reuarf, u. j.-Tsr br6p'te 81. Sil&sf
8nslsy bat ras 5sit Ger untshsdtsu Campaigning
sur Grtbsi!ans ess fapi!i6sn Ssssns in itiner
TiSesie b%sitimmt, an psl&sm aud, untsr ben ie.
Iittn Sseinsunssn, Der rrllfsmmsns stlae DC
tppnnsn rtrSsu fanu.
gu prairie ou Gbisn, &ise., batsu bic DRIFT
li&sn S&ultrirsr fiir;li5 cine sislssripre6snst
bSbers 8natea.G riisbanss- autaIt srSHnst, bic
Zen Namsn ct. Srbn's Srassium fitrt II. i6rn
srn sislsn 3SsIinssn bsiudt pirt.
Siasboro, 30. @ps.-am Oanfiasunsstass
bat her hsGwf. Siidrf gaItss rrn Mltcn bic
nens air4t in SiastsrU @cntspmsy So Sis,
il Gbrta Der III. ssnss feisrli6 sinssptibt.
Cspeso, y. g.-am 10. November il
bic nsursnpsirte ct. yaulS- STRIDE isisrli6 einss.
wsibt msrten. Die rsus stride il nun 200 5ub
lang uns 50 5uB brett.
aHtfpoint, Hfbrasfa.-glm 5site Ilsrbsilissn
iane in ~unisrr ns8 junssn ct. antrniuS : Sc.
msinbs cine srbsbsnss 5sisr itatt. Der bs6p.
P. S&uIat s. J., bislt bier zine 5tGsiss @iiipn
al, MORAN i6 ianmtli@s Settler ven Iab une
5srn RstPsilistrn. an $50 Y~sriensu smpfussn
bic bl. Saframsnte anb IS mar bic Sbsiluabms
an Der @iifsn unsrpartst srrb.
0sp BORT. gBis tn DGatbplis Selssragb"
pur4 cine Yrisatua6ri9t srfatrsn bat III Der
Ss6p. @sTsirus SsretGr hes Sstp'fsn Gr,.
kii6ris Ne GlcsfsH gum SiI6sf Der int Staats
Rem Srrf rrridtttsu ususu 1iScsIs rrrStlf trrr
efu.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-02-23
Pecnliarities Of the Arabs.

No Arab is ever curious. CURIOSITY
with all Eastern nations is considered un-
manly No Arab will stop in the street,
or turn his head round to listen to the
talk Of byStanderS. No Arab will dance,
play on an instrument or indulge in
cards or any game of chance; since
games are forbidden by the Koran.
Never, morcycr, invite an Arab to take
a walk with YOU for pleasure. Although
the Arabs are on occasion good walkers,
they have no notion Of walking for
amusement, they only walk as a matter of
business. Their temperance their con-
slant outdoor habits, render all exercise
for exercise sake unnecessary they can
not, therefore, understand the pleasure
of walking for walking sake What
Arabs like best is to sit still, and when
they see Europeans walking up and
down in public place in AIgera, they
say, Look, look, the Christians are go
inc mad r The Arab does NOT even
mount on horseback except as a mat
for of brs,ross q, f,r bis n,,bi;c f+,, ,,,l
carousalS. And when YOU do walk you
must never walk ouirkIv h., os IN
.,,,,.;ra you sbo,ld not t1u, h., -,
lar1 c,r th. Tor,, 4oI,, ,.or EnIo,.
or to r,od,roto ,b,. sta,, and 70 sro,I. -
,ou. toro for tbo mast dis,rroo,b,,
of roicos i tbo ,o;,, If tbo o.,
1rdool + wa, ohsorrod ~, . t,,ou,
Arab ,ConntIass arc tbo vices Of Mon
hrt oro tbirr ,.i,, ro1,o,, ,bor, al nro
nriotr of snoecb And d,c,;, .Of ,bo
word which i not ynolon am tbo mas.
for hrtor .h, n.,rj which !, ,na,.,,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-02-23
NEVER SATISFIED.

man in his carriage was riding along,
A gayly dressed wife by his side:
In satin and lace she looked like queen,
And he like a king in his pride.
wood-sawyer stood on the street as he passed
The carriage and couple he eyed, 4
And said, as he worked on log,
81 wish was rich and could ride"
The man in the carriage remarked to his wife,
zone thing would do if could:
I'd give all my wealth for the strength and the
health
Of the man who is saving the wood"
pretty young maid with bundle of work,
Whose face as the morning was fair,
Went tripping along with smile of delight,
While humming love-breathing air.
She looked in the carriage-the lady she saw,
Arrayed in apparel 30 fine:
And said in whisper, II wish in my heart
Those satins and laces were mine"
The lady looked out on the maid with her work,
So fair in her calico dress,
And said 81 d relinquish position and wealth,
Her beauty and youth to possess"
Thus it is in this world. Whatever our lot,
Our mind and our time we employ
In longing and signing for what..we have not,
Ungrateful for what we enjoy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-02-23
WHOLE NO. l474

posed was a season ofprayer Very proper
was that, for the devil is afraid of pray
ing man, so have always been taught
When time ofdcyo.ion vas through, the
little priest with his prayer-book under
his arm, started for the ccller. Close
behind him marched the Deacon and
his sturdy sons, while the rear was brought
up by the weaker and less resolute part
of the party,
On decendng the stairs, fearful
sight met their view an awful pair of
bIood-red eyes gIared on the priest and
his followers, and from the tremendous
size of his horns he could not be Young
devil, but Lucilcr himself, who is sup
posed to be the king Of the internal re-
gions twas a moment Of awful unccr-
tainy; had the little priest power to lay
him, or would the devil rush upon him
and tear him to pieces ina moment3
When the broad stairs at the bottom
was reached, the priest raised his right
arm, md in a voice husky with fear,
cried, "Avoid Satan + The monster
came at him, knocked him heels over
head, and with his horns entangIed in
the priests great gown, carried him back
with him into the cellar. With one
look of intense anguish cast on his fol-
lowers, he cried, Brethren, take care Of
yourselves, the devil has got me,
Such a getting up stairs as then took
place was caution to old people. The
deacon siczed the poker, and went again
nto the cellar, determined to rescue the
priest or perish in the attempt The
priest had tainted and lay flat on his
oock on the ground. The deaconS old
buck STOOD contemplating with apparent
his fallen enemy, wonder
ng what he was,
This was the last case of witchcraft in
he town of Woodstock. Mr.. STYLES was
,nghed for his vllor, and lived many
ears after, loved and respected by all
lis plrishiOncrS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-02-23

WHEN WE ARE ALoNE.-Sickness
takes us aside and sets us alone with
God. We are taken into His private
chamber, and there He converses with
us face to face. The world is
afar off, our relish for ii is gone and we
are alone with God. Many are the
words of grace and truth which He
then speaks to us. All our former
props are struck away, and now we
must lean on God alone The things
of earth are felt to be vanity; mans
help useless. Mans sympathy deserts
us ; we are cast wholly upon God. that
we may learn that His praise and
His sympathy are enough. If it were
not for pain, says one, I should spend
less time with God. If had not been
kept awake with pain, should have
lost one of the sweetesr experiences |
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which were never intended to be worn.
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pair of boots owned by the editor Of the
Leavenworth Independent, thus con-
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-10
New York Market.

NkW IOkk, august y.
FLOUR-Market dull and in buyers
favor at 81 30@5 90 for super6ne State;
S. 25@5 IS for extra State; S. 60@575
for choice do; 81 30@5 90 for superfine
western; IS 2O@5 so for common to
medium extra western; S 55@6 10 for
choice do; sc 0O@6 IS for common to
choice white wheat extra; IS so
as 60 for common to good shipping
brands of extra round hoop Ohio
S 65@6 % for trade brands S so
@6 90 for common to fair extra St.
Louis &c 05@9 05 for good to choice
do, the market closing dull. Southern
-four is dali and declining at
S 1906 so for common to fair extra,
and IS 55@9 90 for good to choice
do. Rye -four quiet at % 9O@5 90.
Corn meal unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat firm and quiet at
81 3O@l 80 for No. 2 spring; 81 $50
| 40 for winter red western. and 81 10
al As for choice amber western, RE
quiet. Barley dull and unchanged.
Corn slightly in buyers favor, at Csc
for common western mixed, and 65A@
&c for prime do, closing at 653@66c.
PROYISIONS-Pork quiet at $l3 so
for new mess Sll 0O@1l IS for prime
mess, and Sl2 00@l2 so for new prime
mess. Beef dull at IS O0@l2 90 Tor
plain mess and $l3 00@l5 90 for
extra do. Beef hams are dull. Tierce
beef nominal at so 00@25 OOfor India
mess. Cut meats unchanged. ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-10

There is a young lady in Tyler coun-
ty. West Va, that claims to be be-
witched by an old lady, a neighbor'
The first indications were discovered in
the latter part Of May. She seems to
be strangely affected Having spasms or
fits, which come on her about once
every two weeks, lasting from o'clock
in the evening until about o'clock the
next morning. She says that during
her spells the witch sits on the head
post and spits in her face, and her
friends say that her face will be wet
with water, and no one knows how it
gets there. She talks but little or none
during her spells, and says she knows
all that is passing, but cannot make her
wants known, nor can they force her
laws apart to get medicine down; She
seems to be perfectly exhausted when
lust over a spell, and asserts positively
that she will die in the next spasm.
Her physician, who is one of the best
in the county, says he can do nothing
for Wetssl Independent.