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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-28
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auf Der britten Gette.
MnSlamoil9e Ha@ri@ten.

gDenn aud bic GrSfnuna teS beutz
l@en &ei@etases 9e9enmdrti3 ni9t
Elm greisnib 1T, Don pem man welt>
erl9lttemre 8irfunsen gu ermarten
ta' 70 bat es cpd, uno 3rrar oor
9Iucm fir eas ei9ne 2anp, me9en Der
potbanrenen Yerteifdmpfe i'm Snnern
reslelben, immerbin 8ereutun9 9enu9,
um aud in rer Gerne rorpn Ncti3
III nebmen. 3ailer Bilbelm be;ei@<
nete in leiner Gbronrerc bic Sage res
geeinistsn Deutldlanrs fir tSdit gum
ltis uno befrieci9enp. Sn Se;us auf
bic com &si9stas in ter sesenmd,ttz
gen Selfon gu erleci9encen Nrbeiten
| laste CT, bic 5auptauf9ate weree rie
Grrd9un9 res gursets fir ras Re@b
lein. Die ron ZEN peri9iecenen Staa :
ten rem Bunre eemadten 8or1daile
mG6ten aus rer ponGranfrei9 erbaltenen
SrieessntlGdpisun9 ;uriiderfattet tper<
ten. 0aS 8ue9et miille he &often
fir Ginltguns etner &e9ierun9 in ZEN
BON Grantreid ermcrbenen VebtetSz
tteilen einlblteeen. Der &aiisr iprad
ferner rie slnf9t aus pab cie Reuz
sefaltuns res neutlaen Masweiens
miinl1enswertb lei. Gr iaste, Der
Nei9sratb lei 1pebcn nit geratbun9
BON Mabrsseln fir GeltieBuns efner
@plebais fir Elm einf6rmtses reutIdes
Mlnslyiem teiddfttst.
Ger 8aiier bra6te lorann als einen
ben Beratbunsen pfen liesfnren Sc
senftanp cine rirefte Gpmmunifations>
linte tur9 bic Sdmei; NIT Stalisn,
ndmli6 tie @pttbarrbatn in GprldlaS.
Sn 8e;us aaf Die auswdrtiseu Be-
siebunsen res &eids laste rer &aiier
cielelben ieien in jerer Besiebuns be-
irieciaenp. 0cn feiner Seite liese
Elm @runp 3ur unrube uer, belparere
lsi eie Corresponding nit Selterrei9
ber;li9er Natur uno Ger 8erfebr nit
ienem &ei9e nidt mebr BON ben 3ad>
erinuerun9sn an Ben ser9anQeren
&f uteri4attet.
Die @erbanrlunaen NIT Gronfreid
fnp eiuem Siniti9en 2Ibl9lulle nabe
uno berurfen nur nod rer Venebmtz
suns ber teiperieitisen &esieruusea.
Sp beriatet wenistens ras mtniteltsue
Blatt. ,,Bien public" srn paris,
inrem ee an3ei9t cab Gurit Biemard
unc eer fran3pflde Ginan3minilter
ppuyer Guertier rer f9 gu cielem
3wede nad 8erlin be9eten batte, rem
lause in Der S9mebe sewelenea reutl9<
franSDfl9en 3olluertras unter;et9net
baben. Der fnansieue Ibeil pes Ser
traas 1T pur9 he unterldriften rer
Mtniiter tefnttiu ab3eialo0en. Der
She'll, rer f9 auf bic Nesuliruns ter
3bue be;iebt mub Gem ceutlden Net4s>
tag sur Qualification por9ele9t werpen.
Dlit rem Mbldlub res Tertrass ent>
bineet ;5drlt Bismord bic Bantiers,
reIae 8iireen fit bic 8s3abluns eer
| lGnt9aeisunssiumme 1paren, ibrerVer'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-28
Htu1ttuter 2O7.

oan,una bis ~ rieicm 8etraee na@ ter
rariiber eur@ ZEN Net6sbaueba!tetat
~ trefeneen Beitimmun9. Iieie fat
ler!i9e &riessfaNe Aiett benz neusn
herrlber i'm reutihen Geide cieWa9t
unter umltdneen ras Sdwert au sieben,
cbne erft bic 9eiessettnren @atbe gu
fra9en.
6ier mag f9 bic Npti, anlhlieec'1
rab bic &rSnuns ceS aailerS ben, Scr:
nebmen nad jeyt eraitli9 pcrtereitet
wirc, rod 1T man rardber nod nidt
einie, in pel6er Start riele feterlibs
!6anolune porsenpmmen werren 1pu.
Man lhmuntt smilaen Berlin uno
Granfiurt i. 81.
sllS neuefer Tprtl lbritt aus Deutl9<
LAMB miro tefannt gcmaGt: &pr eirt<
Ger 3eit 9riinpete Fd in Berlin cine
Scdter!o9e bss amerifanii1en unab<
bdnsisen Srcens eer Srp GellowS unz
ter rcm Mamen @ermaniaz2coe Nr. /.
jett bat iib bort tereits cine 3weite cerz
arttse 2o3e un!er cem Namen Borujz
Ia.9ose Nr. 2 cpnitituirt, unr nadoem
aud in Stuttgart Dre6pen unp 3urib
lpdterlpsen rielcs SrrcnS eeeriinret
mcrcell fdeint e5, tos Der Gtnfub Der
in europa fid aufbalteneen Nmerifaner
ni9t lpurlps bleibt.
Das 9roee 8rancunelld in Gbiea9o
rief aud in Deutldlano aQ9emeine
1teilnobme beroor unb iiberau bilpen
Gh Committees, um Samn,lun9en uno
Sutieripticneu gu organiiren. Sn
Berlin iteben an rer Spiye oer Cub
lcriptipnsliite Der DoIiseiprdiicent ..
Wurmb unp Der Observation-Disclosures
1ul &rcismann. Sn Tranfiurt unp
@ien baben rie nambafteiten Banfiers
unc &auFeute fd tetbeili9t uno nidt
aIlein ielbt Yeitrdse seseianet ionoern
ltuo AUDI temubt an anceren Srten
g ammlunsen su orsaniTren. Dfan
bcHt in Deutit lamb cine tepeutenoe
Summe fir cie @erun9ludten ;ul lom<
men;aorinsen. Die Saiierin Musufa
bat oer,Berliner6i!f i!fsccmite Die Summe
pom 1000 Gbalern lbermtelen uno Der
&rpnprins Grierrid @ilbelm unp Sc
mablin baben in slnerfennuns Der ber;s
li9en Sympatbie, pelde pen peutl@eu
Soleaten wdbrenp be6 leBten &rie9es
in @metfa 9e3olIt wurpe> fiinf bunoert
Gbaler fir 9btca9p bei9eiteuert.
Sn Main; fanpen am oori9en Mitt<
nod Nrteiter> unruben fatt. Da6
Wilitdr 11ritt Elm, rporauf cer Mob lt@
aer1reute uap bic Nube pteoer ber9sz
itetlt murce. Die Sajonette f6nnen
mrbl bic Mrteiteribaaren aus chamber
tre.ben> auein pie in Der Mai1t 9dbren<
acknowledgement miro caour@ nt9t &C.
bpten iie sreiit nur mod meittr UNI
f4.
Gllae<9otbrtnsen.-Mm 20.
Sept. 1T ca6 @eieB, betrefeno bic Ver>
eiptsuns Der Staatsbeamten TT Glfaez
9ptbrinsen, er19ienen. Dana9 1T bet
Mmtsetp per Staat6bean1ten, etnI9lieBz
lid per Mppofaten Nawdlte uno No>
tara al1o formulirt. sd q. q.
l9wSre gu @ptt benz MQmddtiSen uno
AQwi0enoen tab i'd CT. Wajefdt pem
Deutlden &ailer treu uno 9ebprlam
lein, bic 0eleBe bepba9ten unb aGe mir
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-28
ct. Naul Wenneiota, 9amfta8, Ben 2S. Sftpber 1871

Gtaote oeaenuter nur ;u ren slnlprl'
den elmer Secte bercdtisen. Das bic
patriotil9e Mebrbeit res 9anrtaaee Feft
,uiammenbdlt, rappn tpnnte f9 rae
Winiiterium eurd rie 3clultate Der
@ablen In bas Bureau uno in ete
Gommilionen uber;eu9en Iclpie 'bm
audi etuleudten mub, rae ctr Gr bz
buna ter ctrecten Steuer I'm 10 rSt.
rem baieril1en Solfe cine bDhIt una11>
senebme ueterraldun9 bersitet.
Sn cer 8ammer bet Nbaecrpneten ,u
MInden fanp bereitS cine mi9tise De
botte fatt. Der Minifer res Gultus
uno unterri9te erfldrte in ieiner Grz
miecerun9 auf cine Sntsrpsuaticn ietz
tens mebrerer Ntseorcneter eos cer
Staat au allen 3eiten pas Ge@t ba'',,
Menrerunesu in BEN 0eieten be;;al't
Ger Stride su MAIDEN. Da bic ,sirt,e
t,reY rtnsipi'n aednoert babe uno tieunz
feblbarteit ei'e 2sbre lei, pie ten Sto>'
aefdbrre, lc babe pie9}eateruna beld|c
'en, ale Sir1er ;u i6usen, bic bic llnz
iehlborfeit lr> popfes uisbt alS 0lau
tensartifeI onnebmen f0nren. i Ie
0eaierun9 ,viirce pieielten ft:t6 alS,E: :
tbclifen tetradtea unp iid allen 6 :
ariTen Der STRIDE III bic Drin3iptsn cer
Staataoerfa0un9 nicerlegeN. Ser ler
erfIdrte rer Minifter> cab ber &Snt3l ID
rer Staateratb fir bic 1rennuna rer
Rir1e ppm Staate uno fir eie rSuise
unatbansieteit beicer leien. Die alte
Qeier!
NuS ter &beinpfol; 1&reibt man:
Ger @ertraa swilden 8aicrn uac
Baten uter Die Babn ron Oermer6>
beim na6 Brudlal nit elmer feitsn
9tbeinbrude lei eriterer Etaet 1T ccm
Nbldlu0e nabe. Die ,6anpelsfammer
,u 1rier erbett prin9ence Bunl6e fit
ben 0au elmer 6c6malptaNn, ,relde
ron Irier ausoebenp unp BET 2iirfisz
muble in rie RbeinzNabsbabn MINI
cenc, 9rier pireft NIT rsm &betn Yerz
bdnce uno bas @lteb elmer beceuteneen
internatipnalen Route ron Mntwerpen
bic 1rielt mIrce.
Sn Berlin arteitct psr Giirit 8i6z
mard fortwdbreno an Der gefeltieun9
rer neusn Reid6einridtunaen. Das
neuei ife @erf, weldeS aus leiner 8ans<
lei berpcreeaanaen 1T, beitebt in fol9en<
benz: Der &eidstansler bat i'm Namen
res pra1ciums ben Gntrugf zines Sc
IeBes, bstrefeno bic Bilruns zines
8eidsfrteesldages rem Sunoesratbe
;ur Beldlusnabmc poraele9t. Mus Der
BON Granfrei9 su entridtenren ariees<
entiddcieuns iouen 40 Willioner1 aur
Bilpuns zines in 9emiinstem 0eloe
permabrli9 niepersule9encen Net6s~
frieesl9aBeS petwanct meroen, iiter
pel9en su Iussaben nur fir 3wede
cer &rie9srafuns unc &riesafibruns
uno nur mittelf taiierltder Nnoronune
unter poredn9is ocer na9trd9lt@ etn>
,ubplenoer 3uitimmuns pom 8unpes<
ratb uno Neib5tas perfdst tperpen 1oQ.
Die Gerwaltuns miro rem Net9sfan;<
let iibertrasen, Der fie nad slnoronun<
oen ces Railer6 unter GontroQe Der
Reidsl9ulcenzG Commit bic eiaens
pa,u rerpFidtet wiro, III fibren bat.
0erminpert fd Der 8efano pon 40
Wliatpnen 2balern, 70 erfolst bic Gr<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-28

paidtuna> uno nimmt tie pfF3ieue Ga
rontie Ter 6erren 1biers uno pouyer
4uerticr ais sendseno an. Der lnan<
,ieue She'll re6 gertra9e beitimmt,
eaB Ter NeR her Gntl9dct9unselumme
ale piersebn Sage in Summen ron je
adtsis Wliuicnen GrancS in @elran>
peiiuneen be;ablt msrce> BIC bic san;e
Sdulo eetilet iein miro. Diele 8e;abs
luneen baten am Is. Sanuar 1872 su
tesinnen.
Sc miro ferner Ripulirt, rab 1rde
ber iebt BON ben Deutiden beiee''a
Tepartements unperslali6 serdu at
pe.ren. @abreno rer 9iquiriruna "er
@dulcen wercen 10000 Mann reutz
fde Gruppen in 6ranfrei@ bleiten, rrss
fam man therein, cas wenn bic Y'sez
traaSbecinouneen 9etreu aus9efibtt
wercen, pieie 3obl feds Monate nad
Der llnterseidnuns bes gertrass mr.
lentli9 per'insert merce. Snoeb 1T
ntdt au lberIeben, toB eiele Na9rid'
aus teIeerapbilder 2ueQe itammt unr
pater ,robl Der Beitdtisun9 bera!f.
Mi9t pbne SntereGe fnp tie eurcpdiz
1@en YoRberidte, tnicfsrn (olde iiber
lie 3ulance eemi0sr Stoatsn Nuf<
laluB eeben. Die Wdrtemberser feier<
ten rie flberne 5c@;eit itreS &Sni9ez
paares uno na9 ben Beridten ldmmts
iider Bldtter in bsrslitber Neiie. Der
&Inia betonte in elmer Mnrepe leinen
Gntdlub, treu III ren,&eide su balten,
;ualeid ober aud tie Se!titltdro'sfeit
l8lrtemtera5 su pabren, uno ipra9
bic 3uoeridt aus, oab in beiren BE-
,iebuneen ibm isin 8clt ,ur Seite fte>
ben perpe. Bsi rem feflibsn 8an<
fette i'm f5nisliden Sdlo6s seidnete sr
Zen Si1dpf pom Nottenbu<S aus, rpaa
lebr temerft muroe; penn es miro ais
8unrsebuno aufsefabt, oab rer &Snts
unp lein Wtniferium nur9aus ni9t
eeneist flnp> ancerweitisen Sorsdnsen
;u fplaen unb pa6 Dogma Der 9nfauiz
bilitdt als 3anfapfel unter cas Volt gu
rcrfen uno cine firdlide Tra9e in cine
brennenpe politilde 3u perwanreln.
8on pem Ganitatter @olfsfefe mirc
teri@tet: Webr als an jecem frlberen
Goltsfefe fam man pom beurisen Ia
aen, pa0elbe babe ale feline Sorsan9er
an @r5be, an Beceutuns weit lberz
trpFen. OrSeer als je war cer @auu1
oer fir Bucen auer Nrt in Nnipru@
senommcn wurpe; sr0ber als je war
Die Menldenmale, pie bersuseitrpmi;
arSeer ais je cas- 0eprdn9e auf ben
Desen, Straben uno SabnbSfen - an
otelem Sage i6ienen ale Strasen na@
Gannfatt 3u fiibren.
Da5 ,tpeite uno erSbere llcbeutide
8Snisrsi9, 8aiern namlid. oirfte ii4
Slid mani9en> penn es l& an Der
Beionnenbeit ieiner 14mabilden Na@z
barn Elm 8eilpiel eenpmmen bdtte.
Dp9 it jebt bem Mtniiterium 5esnen>
bur9,2uB Elm Mus9ans aus ieiner fa>
talen Steuuns papur6 sepfTnet pab Der
lceenannte v9IltfatbpIifen>@ >@onsreb" &C.
gen D5lliuesr6 Bicerfano &eiolutioz
men aneenommen bat, welde bic Ausz
1deicuna aus cer @emeinIdaft rer
fatbolil@en 8ir1e bceumenttren unp
lrie ipeenannten vNlttatbolifen" BEN
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-28
Ser ,,SSa,,berer" aaeb Gnropa.

Seize Mpte sebsn cine Nu3obl Gremplart bee
,,8anberer" nat Gurepa, unp ru'r maden p'e
Qe{er betpneers aufmertlam, bab bte ustsrte1'-
euas ess sis:s an ~ gf3%@"ot 5s& a"s 1;ssaSi
II. eiueu ununterbrpGenen Berfebr nit beniel-
ben ~ unterbaIten ane fe aber bic 3utanes
tie(ss Qanbes au unterri&ttu, btAs1 als ss bxr@
Briefpeaiel seldeben fonnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-28

Ulilwaufee, ct. Yaul unb Minneapo>
lts<3I9e.
0ur6,lse natb Fem cften (Grpree)
atooro m Ra6m. unt $50 grrm. antunft $40
Bonn. xnt $50 Na@m.
HRtnneapplis un> ct. saul Sage.
e,musr or Q.1O 0rrrn. @ettt at.... 7:50 Wrrn.
Summsu Chs: :4ORa&m. @sbea ab..... 5:1oNaon''
ct. saul un, Gbieaso 3hse.
@.ben al Wad Settings, @etuias e. 9.2e D'rn'
Nutunft in ct. gaul $40 Na1m.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-28
Sabr8an8 4.
OaS 80 ffpo .

tn ben Der. eaaten unb CANADA berdst 20 g str See'
xnb mut benz Gmpfdnser bt feuer pOrseee ctertes
fdbrIteb pprauSbe3ablt werb.n:
Nan tam ju ie>er 3eit auf ben "20auetstT" aesS'
ntren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-28
B.a.auuaea. griefe ,e. Hnt III asreffren
"W AN D E r E Il y,
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MlNN.
@iienbabn Syabr>pldne.
st. paul uno paetFc.

mah Nnpla CIT R,per ct. Glpuh uat Saui NaYits-
g.rIcf.n st. raul 7:3O 9prm. une 23O ga&m. unb er'
reiteu Saui Rapits 1928 unb 1925 Na&m.:. ssrlahen
eaut Wases 30o Vorm: n1s M zS1 ~ 1nnm aA' 'e''@s"
Ct, Saul, Mtaueasplts unp Deianp 3use. gsrladsn
TsIanc 6:15 Wuraeus; W,nnearplis 7:3O Wereens unf
errsisn st. gaui S45 prssns. 3ura6tetrsno rerlafsn
tieitben Ct paul 5:i5 MaSmsttasso waneapS' ws o'oo
et pouJ. Delaup, QtEsle unb Benton 8lse.-gerlaHsa
ct. raul S:45 Mprsexs NinusapUlis $50 Mte.sens;
err.dtn 8enfux 4:lO sfadmtaes. 3uradtse.sn1n p YER
laaen Re 8enirn 9:1o Mersens Itnneapolts 4;ao "a@
mittass .rrei&en ct. gaul 515 s(admtttdss.
a. pau1 unb muu.apclts Neepn,ctatirus. 3ue.-gtr.
ldst Ct yau 1850 Uprsens trre4t gttnneaprs laso
gcrmtaes. 3uradtetrenb serldtt er g'nasapsl's %'o
Wadmittaas xne erreidt ct. Daul S:4o Wo9mtfto6s'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-01-26

National Guards are to receive the al
lowances which is granted to the legit.
innate wives of theSe warriors. But a
new difficulty has arisen. Lefthanded
polygamy prevails tOa great extent
among Citizen MOltu's admirers. Is a
lady who has five husbands entitled to
five ratiOns, and is lady who only
the fifth of "a National Guard to have
only one fifth of a ration? These are
questions which the Citizen Moltu is
now attempting to solve. A few days
ago Mdme. Hamelin was discovered
dead of cold. Her husband had been
under Louis Philip, Ambassador at
Constantinople. 1 went to see, yester-
day what was going on in the house of
friend of mine in the Avenue de Him.
peratrice who has left Paris. The ser.
want who was left in charge told me
that up there they had been unable to
obtain bread for three days, and that
the last time he had presented his ra-
tiOn check he had been given about a
half inch of cheese. Chow do you live
then ?' 1 asked. After looking about
mysteriously to see that no one was
watching us, he took me down into the
cellar, and pointed to some meat in a
barrel. cit is half a horse" he said, in
the tone ofa man who is showing some
one the corpse of his murdered victim.
" A neighbOring coachman killed him,
and we salted him down and divided
him." Then he opened closet, in it
sat huge cat. 81 am fattening her
up for Christmas Day." he observed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-01-26
The Rival Re2iments,

A very piousand jealous chaplain OF
a Confederate regiment, called on a
colonel not particularly noted for moral
observances, in order to talk about the
religious interests of his men. The
| chaplain was politely received, and re-
! quested to be seated on camp stool.
81 believe, Colonel" said he, "that
you have one of the finest regiments in
the SERVICE"
eyes," said the Colonel, ~ think I
have"
"Well, do you pay much attention to
the religious instruction of your men9"
"Not much, very little is said about
Scripture in the drill book"
"Well, 1 just cllled to mention the
fact that in the Fifth Regiment the
Lord has blessed our labors wonderful
ly, and ten men have already been bap-
tized." (ThiS was a rival regiment.)
SIS that so? pom HONOR" said the
Colonel.
eyes, sir, I am pleased to say that it
is"
Sergeant" said the Colonel, calling
to his orderly, nhave fifteen men de-
tailed Immediately to be baptized. I'n
be hanged if the fifth regiment shall
outdo us in anything"
The Chaplain took occasion to bid the
colonel good day, and left.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-01-26
8elmaat 90. BUSINESS 9ireftorY
COUNTY OFFICERS.


Probate Judge-A. w ANDERSON. once
ur-stairs in public buildings, hrst door 70 rignt NJ
Sberif-WII.IIAM II. HAYS once In puDlle
buildings. first floor. aes..,
Cgerkof Oblrts-J. B. CAMPBELL. Omceih Puo-
lie buildings, adjoining the Court House-
Auditor--R. NJ. CLARK. once up-staiiisin Puo-
lie building entrance al lett door-
Trensaxrer-IAMEs IRWIN. Omce on MAIN
street first door West OF the Bank.
Recoyxier-WM- IL. BARNES. once In pupiic
bniIiiug first floor, second door to lett
Prosecutifgt AftosHsg--J. W. SHANNON Omce
upstairs over Patterson $ Drug store
C,.aa,ixxiontTs-Jaines Kinney, La Mira: Hen
nv Frasher, sHendrysburgh: William M camp
Ss.rroegor-JoHN KESSoN, BelIaire, Belmont
County.
Coroaer-E. b. KENNEDY, Wegee.
rrSq Mondays of March, June, September, and
Decen eer--and as Board OF Equalization Oh
the third "Wednesday of May. in each year.
Tbe PROBATE Court meets on the first Tuesdays
of January, March, May, July, Septemoei, ,0s ana
November as a criminal court, and Is away :
onen lin business hours for the TRANSACTION oi
other business. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-01-26

1t Is related by an estimable and very
pious lady in New Orleans that on her
way to Sunday School, one bright sun
shiny Sunday morning, she saw sever
al boys, one of whom was a newsboy,
seated in a doorway, playing cards; one
of them was a Sunday School scholar of
the lady. She stopped and insisted
that they should accompany her to
church. After some persuasion the
three eldest consented; but the young
est, alad of some six years, persistently
refused. "Why won't you come, my
boy?" said the lady; sit Is very wrong
for you to refuse" "But don't want
to CO." "Why, what is the reason?"
The impatience of the little fellow wax
ed desperate, and in an indignant voice
he exclaimed, his hands full of cards:
"Would you go to Sunday School with
a hand full of trumps like that?"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-01-26
The Puzzled Dutchman.

A Wisconsin minister who does not
believe in immersion for baptism, was
holding protracted meeting, and one
night preached on the subject. In the
course of his remarks he said, some
believe it necessary to go down into
the water, and come up out of it, to be
baptized. But this he claimed to be
fallacy, for the proposition ''into" Of
the Scriptures does not mean into at all
times. "Moses," he said, 1--WE are told
went up into mountain, and the Saw
iour was taken into a high mountain,
etc." Now, we do not suppose that
either went into a mountain, but unto
it. So with going down into the water;
it means simply going down close by,
or near to the water, and being bap-
tized in the ordinary way of sprinkling
or pouring.
He carried this idea out fully, and in
due season and style closed his discourse
when an invitation was given for any
one so disposed to rise and express his
thoughts. Quite a number of the
brethren rose and said they We're well
pleased that they had been present on
this occasion, and felt their souls great
ly blessed. Finally, al corpulent gent
leman of the Teutonic extraction, stran-
ger to all, arose, and broke a silence
that was almost painful, as follows:
sinister Breacher, vas so glat dat
vas here tonight, for / hat egsplained
to my mint som dinks never could pc
lief pefore. Oh, / so glat dat into does
not mean into at all, but shust close by
or near to; for now I pellet manish
thinks vat coot nod pellet before. We
reat Mr.. Breaeher, Diet Taniel vas CAST
into de ten of lions, and cooms out alife
Now l never could pellet dat afore, for
de Wilt peasts would shust eat him light
off; put now it is ferry gleer to my mint.
He vas shust CLOSE py or near too, and
not ket into te ten at oil. Oh, l vas so
glat l var here tonight!
Again, we reat dat de Hebrew gildern
vas cast into de firish furnace and dat
olways look like peeg story, too, for
dey WOULD haf peen purnt up put it is
blain to my mint, for dey vas shust
cast close to or near by the firish fur
mace. Oh, I vas so glad 1 vas here to-
night.
And den Mister Breacher, it ish said
dat Jonah vas cast into de sea and tax
en- into de walesh pelly. Now l never
could belief dat. 1t Olwoysh seemed
like peeg fish story, put it ish all plain
lie vas not into de Whalesh pelly at all,
but shumpt onto his back and rode
ashore. Oh, vas so glad vas here to-
night.
And now, Mr.. Breacher, if you will
explain two more passages, l shall pe,-
0, so happy vas here tonight! Won |
ish ware it saysh de wicked shall pc cast |
into a lake dat puIns NIT fire and brim-
stone, always. o Mr.. Breacher, shall 1 |
pc cast into dat lake if / am wicked, or
shust close py or near to-shust near
enough to be comfortable? O! hopes
you tells me shall pc cast on py a good
way of, and will pc SO glad vas here
tonight! TIE other bassage is dat vich |
saish, plessed are dey who to desc COM
dat dey may have right
to de dree of life and enter in through
the gates of de city and not shust close
by or near to, shustnear enough to see
vOt 1 have lost-and l shall pc so much
more glat I vas here tonight. ..sAsa1ss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-01-26

How TO BUILD A LIFE.-Ruskin in
one of his Oxford lectures, says: 81
pray you with all earnestness to prove,
and know within your hearts that ali
things lovelyand righteous are possible
for those who believe in their possibili-
ty, and who determine that, for their
part, they will make every days work
contribute to them, Let ever dawn OF
morning be to you as the beginning OF
life, and every setting sun be to you as
it's close; then let every one of these
short lives leave its sure record ofsome
kindly thing done for others-some
goodly strength to strength, you shall
build up indeed, by art, by thought,
and by just will, an ecclesia of England,
of which it shall not be said, see what
manner of stones is here, but See what
manner Of men, J"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-01-26
A Dreadful Condition Of Affairs,

The "Besieged Resident" of the Lon
don Daily Ne,cs In Paris, in order to
form an opinion as to condition of the
poorer classes, went into some of the
back slums in the neighborhood of the
Boulevard de Clichy, His report Is as
follows:
The distress is terrible. Women and
children, half starved; were seated at
their dOOr-steps, with hardly clothes to
cover them decently. They said that,
as they had neither firewood nor coke,
they were warmer out doors than in.
Many of the National Guards, instead
ofhringing their money home to their
families, spend it in drink and there
are many families, composed entirely
Ofwomen and children, who, in this land
of bureaucracy, are apparently left to
starve, while it is decided to what cate
CORY they belong. The Citizen Moltu
the ultra Democratic mayor, announce
that in his arrondishment all lefthand-
ed marriages are to he regarded as val
id, and the left handed spouses of the