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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25

Die atiantifat aabet. Gefta1&aft bat I6 bsreii
erflart aat, auf bas llnelid In Gbieaso baiiaIi,
den 5%tlesramraf inentstlti6 su befvrbtrn.
prfn3 Napoleon IN am %. Setin aiae.
clio onsefOmnen.
Sn Gn9lanb tpirb nod INNER aeIammelt
fir bic, pom ilnsIad btiraseiu9tsn Gbisascer.
Bel ben Muniripal-W ablen In @arfeiI(e 8
babtn bic ultra. 4atbeIifen seisst.
9ailer Wilbslm aeuerts $1,000 bebufs TN.
terihiBans Gbieaso's.
lin BEN 0rlbmanstl in 8 ranfrei6 sini-
strmaben abJabelffn, ipirp bic Sanf pom 8rarf-
REID 35,0O0OO ~. in S6eieemin3e ausseben.
pier ipieber cine Gnte, tpelde Der aabeliunse
losseIalfn . On eiper Ueriammluns Der RarSi-
n6lt In Hom wurbe beI@loIen, ben bl. Batter Az
~bfpesen, bic ewise Stabt ~ strlaHtn um bod
wenislene leint sti1ii&t llnabbansisieit ,a nab
rfn .5,Der YapE batNa enH@lpftn bic Siabt ,u
serlnNen, nm bic i3eit, ptnn baS italAnil6e par
lament jularnmentitt r.
Cine antere eist hes a%absliunsen III bieIe :
Gin teber WarbtntrSser, Nbseianetsr bss pap.
Res, bate farili& cine Mubienj beim btuti&sn
4Ai(fr nm ~ frfabrfn Oh 60 sefattet wiirbe, bas
nS9gr Gondapt aubtrbalb @om, /. 3, In eintr
@la6t Granfrti&s abjukalten Y 8ismard, an
wtl&en Der 4aiItr ben NbSAanbtsn ~pevwitltn,
babe MIR auspti4tn>s Mntportsn ssssbsn Z?
Rapudx Ra&uatsn ans ssbuau ,dssa, sas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25

gtst's;r ned irtraer sNtSunsersnptb aas pelstenl
keizipfIaieef III. Sn osvfntepensn lbeilen SfS
SaHsfs hne unrtbrn aasssbro6en rnbg murerr
set anfribrern bic Resierunsatruppen oats
SbtraS Der Sanptfnct ssriast.
Sn Paris tpebnEnes smsrifaxpr I6iftsn ID
rim uaslidliden eaaestsatrn in @bieaso $i31,
t5S ais llnterfiisuns.
Trtrs Srirrria Dr. az b { Ina uatc Y~riasaIu
Sitetpria, in Nnretrnsnrrr bsrsliesss,S smeitbieu
refase sie Ten itgs antsrifas ~ sraenater ibrcr
rsitiberl Mitbriiccrz irIbrcnr ecTr lrstcr aricae
aa ZEN Gag lsatcsl. ihsustal ruti ltnaliflihet
9bcasre-jOO Sbalcr! " .ibr sltdt5eu
Ghieaspiten :,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
SnlGnciScbe Nacbrisbtcn.

Salt eafe Gitp, is. Sftcber. Srisbam
young eri@ien tieien Wprssn Dor @eri&t. Der
SiBunssiaal mar ntaBis sefiint unb feline Spur
Ron sluirrsuns. Die Geiunsbeit Yrisbams
i9isn I'D s~sbsisrt Su batsn unb er bate Gin ~,
serf6tideres @useben. Or plGiSirtr- ,@i1ts
i9uleis" nit m~arfirter SouperGnitGt Der Wiene.
9m Sale bss untsr slei&rr anflase befnbli.
den Ganiel 8. @tIs, murbe bic 9eIuns Der an.
tras seri6cben u. nur Der Sitsl. Die Iertbeibiser
bsantrasten bann gsrtasuns bis gum nS6iten
Itrmin, tprldem Anirass bic Staatsanpalrhaft
lid pipsriegte, pbpObl fs bic erfprperii9s !3sit
fir bic 8ertbeipisuns bepiaisen wolts. Das
@sri6t sos ben @ntras in 9etra@t. Die @or.
mpnsn Ins im gssriT eiaen 8enb our 8ertbeibi.
suns Brigham younss anb anberer tirHli6en
@irrsntrassr auf3ubrinsen.
Gbitaso, 16. Sft. Die !3abl Der 9ei&name,
pslas bis tis beute Ha6t in bic Wcrgue ee-
bra9t pursen betrast t06. @iIs psrlorsu &C.
sIautts iinO am qeben unp seiunp, nntsr bisien
aud Col. Stone unp feline drau anb Wi6 be gel.
gram, psl9e fir tcbt sebaltsn tpurben. DasHulb-
Rssieal GoIsst belen GetGube serfSrt tpurben,
niu,mt ,,ine Wsrl.sunoer b.ute i'm StobtbolO;toI
ouf, uno merbe,rSi,1e Surn BEN oan,sn Winter.
mi, o,rsbnIid osoeboIter ptrben'
T.r sAreesfuym.
ou.h. az Sft. DIR S6n.,aurr ann,
l,st,n T,rr,raao mar elm 5,br beft;oer. w,i
Rawlins, @ysmins, III Der S&nee an rnandsn
Srsn 3 bic i gus tief. 4eItnbe er,abIen, bas
ibr Grain F@ ua IL Smnben sripatet batt,
psIS. 2,it ne ebne ~ eHtn unb ,u trinfen AZ.
brina,n mustsn.
Gbieuuo. Der Reaen BAT bas 3suu in ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
Sufalagentcn

miiNsn mir triussnhit eriu6en, fir cine srSst-
nSslitits @srtrsituns Der @aSctte mad Arat-
ten AZ artriien. Sieielben Ipaen inns INNER, 10
kalt mic mEslid, bic Namen spn rntsrierttbsrn
cinieneen nit grfpfTce @eree.
Man ists taraut Rap Namtn ritti9 tnb but
lid ssi&rietsn iins.
5rSasr her 9 sstt sfir fie Staet Nrsuaur
IA Ssrr albert Sreg.
9stslwuesn, Srisis, @sirsr II. !. l. 'rr7s'rs
.,LUXEMBURGER GAZETTE,
DUBUQUE, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
6errelseuoen, Der ,,9uremb. 6a;ette",

.sr- EW puut@armeL Carroll Co., 5rtra,
Sftrter 20. 1911.
@ertbe @G;sttr!
Tsine rsrtben Ysier rirt es 9sipie freusn,
;uweiIen rem uniersr junsrn aclrnie bier in Gar
-rsa Counts su bSrsn. Tisielbe tsintet iiG in
sintm rs6t ssssiblibsn 3uitanes unr erbalt fait
tdslit, nsuen 3uwa6s. Sr batsu netit sislen
stnfsrn, ssren Nameu ib urd niGt eriabrcn
fpuntc, apG eis Serrsu Sensrirt asVrier, ,irbn
aeTslsr, 5rbn Wcrnimrnt, 6r. @esman, Shcrs
-scre Iisfrcp NH 9sittwen Nirs II. Ncns lid
,fir,lib bier klsitsnp niecerseIaNen. ahe iine
nit itrrr rsuen !5eimath rett wpbI ;~airieesr,
iersen Is dtrr pbnr .3meiirl in nrG hrsersm
1ase iein, na6rrm JIG crit rinise ,3sit bier gu
aebradt bateu = I'm lid fie Mlibsn uns In
fciten res Giniriseissns mittels 5enssi ~ or
iyarsn, babsn RE !aelrniitsn, mad sarrrIii9em
plans, semeini6aftli6 rinsn D!Sirtsn" sreinst
Rem lie tic sluii9t iiber ibrt Sssrren iitcriahrn.
sm lsstcu @ittrpt purts nun aud Der rrite,
iStrlide Gisbmarft bier abssbaltsn une ,rar her
itlte isbr ;ablrsi6 brIu6t. pierre, Aatc, &in-
Der, SGpeinc II. /. I. irnren III 9rrBsr sln;abl
,un gerfaui aussel,ellt unc faneen stsnic ;ablz
.reias abnsbmer
Tam mar Der Is. Sftpbsr aud sin 5reuccns
tag fir unisrs S6uliusenb! Ha6rsm SrGp.
-Serr Ssinbu6sr, unier ssi9iytsr Sselirrssr bas
bl. g2sbppfsr Sarssbra6t tssann elm nnI@ulti-
sss ainserisit, al eem 3ablrsi4s ainrerfrsants
lid betbeilistsn unb ben Gag nit barmlrisn Srie,
len uns in unsstriibtsr Seiterfsit strbra6tsn.
linirs NisserlaHuns bat in leBter 3sit eard
bsssutenbsn 3upa&s einen raiten Iufi6wnns
senrmmsn! gbsr ss tleibt INNER nod p!as fir
neus ~gnfSmmlinss!
@snsbmisen Gle II. Fl.
Gin aolonih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
u.
6iu aolSnif.

y. -, Gave @iraeeau, Wls. - gesssn Iiaussl an
AauIn muste Sbrs Astaneluns fur eiefe MANNER aasslts
tsu.-Iie ~ssrIansten Grsmplare rsrtsu mad 99aHiGt be.
Gsrst! @asbr per Brief
G.R. D, altifpn, tSa.- Gusieriptisussrfs ri6tia ,r.
~taiten.-1asette an Sbrt aereft btirrssrt.-getre i'm Slatie
auittirt.
gaR. IL, AIifsnt Sa.-@a,sts an sic ~atssanst. Ten
r~srianetea Guii&lu6 per Brief.
u. 8. g, Btf Sntepentenes St.-Srasr fur sie
sttuen! Strtm 2Dunf&e, has Slatt fratT buaus;usstta
itnb mir surcrstfpminen.
.. g., GaItbruta, Winn-Bekt ia famcs, lie 3tus
en- ansef6riebeu &tpnnentsnlihe III untsrrsss.
.. 8. StarstsuS as, gBise. - 1anisns e~userassn!
Sabsn Sbnen srHriebtn.
y. g., Dabaftaw. winn, Tit Neisn sinsefGgisssn.-
Die perlanste anftarans per Brief.
as@., ct peter. wainn.-Gasstt an Ten s,tuti tsf5r.
trt.-ausfunft per Srif.
8. Or, @pIIinsRsne. @hnn. - Srasp! Ten slsutn
tatfn mir bic Gazette juseaidt.,
Gb. s., RiIraufts Wis.-g9ire btrrst.
g.. y. a.. DsersptIle. 9a.-aam fur eies gDr 6s III
isSt!-Satte bic iest feline @elesenbeit. lbtr tas SttrsFtnet
Grtunsisunssn ~sinsusifbtn Wsrss Sbnsn jssr& lctalr ME
mSgIih berl6ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
IalShes Sch wuree lssts SSp6e III IN

isrsr Stet III Ysrtrcitsn seiu6t srn tiren, 9spils
len 4. ~. 1dbrues aus Glfaser, in rtslem
Staats. sln nsri8irrsucn plasen bate bsrlslts
Idru falIte 80 Gents=H eten duSsc9ster, as e.
auf einmal in %iciuern, mcbr prcftatisn ais chr
barren, 1sidaits srn CAPT, Starr aut raanSsrs5'
me @sils seitSrt wurrs. SsrisIts "erfaftsts
Nlabsnss urt spr BEN Ser. Staaten Grnan,illir=
.sisr aebratt wurhsn nod stira 100 Grlars in
fall6sm @slte lei ibm scrsefunesn. Wabpnes
leats $4,000 Hrsidaft fir isin Gri6sinsn bel
Der na6fen Sisuns ses Scr. Staatsn @srietsf
une nsurse bis eabir e%ntlaNen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
pic alto ,,sartforo Terer.Gcriiderunss.

6cieaidait" all right Sur SrruSisuns Ger
sielrn, lit ter Sartfprb Gp. @ritrtrn,
risne irlssnsss, ms tir;li6 srm graTerntrn rsr
benanntsn @eisal6aft susssanssne Sfrribsn:
Sartfprt, ;. If. Sit. 1871.
9ii{eu u. Iieng DUBUQUE, Sa.
Tie ,,alte Hartford Insurance Co" it bsrcit,
ale ibrs @crluite in Chicago sa besablen F.; llnirs
6jeldGfte perccn rbns ale Stpruna ME tister
fprtssIeBt uab itsissrn mir BIC grsmiamls Ycn 30
duf 100 grp;sat. U
g.. e. Gbais,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
Mite uns ucue asclt. = zpstr it ~

Serr Jpfeph 3pher, SuttGnelrr, &c
acnibcr eCr ct. Marisns airfs, bait ltets cine
an;abl Gremelare Der ,,2ursm urser Ga
settle" sprritbis, une fpnnet ale jsne, tie es 10
piinI6sn, sas SIatt bel ibm bsifsasn uas atnsts
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
Gimlenoumgem nns aorrsipsnOen;sn,

iine grs ~Ir:cl;cii pilfcnlmcr, miNtn jCced' III
,alca ,jGl,a Ypm &'rriaTrr urtsrssitnet itiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
YraIesnt Der Sartfurp Snluranee 81

.6err Better aapp, tpslder ssssntrartis ZEN
Staat Soma m @si6aften tersiif, bate bic @llts,
bic Isrntur fur re ,Surrnburssr 0asette" 3u
iiternsbmsn, unb bsHsn mir, tae CT benz rsusn
Slatts ;ablrri9c 5reunbe safabrrn mpse
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
8olp in Sem gjorf $1.t28.

Nep'Dorf, tS. Oft. ySeeurhy Sniuenes
Co." bat iasptnSirt unS wurte Y. 9. Saeinss
ais &sesissr srnannt ; bic 8niuat abninsn
cine babe Miaisu. Gtsnis fat bic oersinarb"
1aSptnbirt, :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
Getppecn uns su leibt actnnsen
Bic Pufferrpleu bic Gin d~e,pijIer ~sSarnter

6eipoeen uns su leibt aefnuecn
rurben bic Sutterrrlen bic Gin sewi1er 5armer
lsste @p6e auf unisrn @arft bra6te. @arft.
~rieiiter 5ritb nabm bic Butter, bic rsbentsi srs
iast an iebsm gfunp nm siniss llnsen sa lsitt
par, in 9eiSlas unS lisB ls rann seritsissrn.
Ter GrlEs taspn irB ni6t in Gle 5ai6s Res yer
bliiHten 6armsr, ~isnrsrn in bic StartfaNr Chr,
lid wGtrt III, ~Ilrgitsn.
Mite unS ucuc 2Sclt. Srsbsn it uns
;usssangcn eas l2,s Scft 6,sr JabraanA scr al
ten ure nelsa @tlt. Seinsn %rrSGnSern 9isia
iit'ss rci&lid a%nssfiilt nit tsIstreaesm nne III
terbaItcrrtm StsHe uro ssid,tct iid bcirnsrrS aus
pur@ bic, ticier MunatsiGrift 10 ~sissnsn, pra6i-
srQrn SpIsi2nitts. "a nit nl6iier Summer
rG VII. Sabrsans besinnt, tpsrSsn sepiB man6e
~uuisrrr Grsr, bic nidt ihrn hicir trlistts Inter
ba!tunsSldriit baben, tarauf atrnnirsn unc ietrn
Rag ricIrIts aud tci itren Nahtarsn une 81
fanuten Ginsans insr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
Giues Der soften @eS6dfte Der stast,

Utnce oct bc1ten WcfpdTtc Ut SIuVL
aus ~Srarrir9bau5 nebIt Staluns une 2)ars be-
itebsnt, sertunsen nit einsm sutsn SaIrrn, 1T
psstn Weiunrbsitsriifi6tsn tss jebisen 5nbas
hers inter s~iinitissn Serinsunscn ausjnYersaus
fer.-HlbereS in rrr 8 fIce ;. 3D. Sft. If.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
eheIlunR

aui st @aaetts nebmrn bic Sctala9catsn rnt=
9ssen. Dian fam iib iccpd aud firsft al ms
psnseu inter err Gerele
LUXEMBURGER GAZETTE,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
reiszSi he.

8erner nod 80 rreifs con ie 81 bic SO.
preis per 9idet $1.O0.
Die 3itbans inbet iatt i'm Nossmbrr 1871.
ais ~rsifsnss assnt 10 ~aastaeat SER @i& ati Rains.
Diefa llntsrntbnen pirt enr& f~pIssass Serren aarantirt :
Peter wiits, Y. .. ID. xran, Ri6pfas 9srer, peter Ydl.
id, Atns. Sraus, wti&aa WainI 1dtb. Sublt.
50 sDesen Sidets uns psittrtr aastanft tpenst man i'd
an Strrn ". y. 9B. 2rar,,
paifinss, MinR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
81 ieser 2eit

fam aUi he Gazette abennirt rerss,, uur
Jnirr ber 5abrsans fir jenen @bpnrcntra gen esr
3eit an tercdnst, MANI or abennirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25

GaES 10 Gtnts per :3eile fir t~sitrtits Nrti;sn
in Der 2cfalipalte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
ms if-9sbn 1pisrrs WraGtr

aus Nisssrsausn, i'm erssberjssteam, s~urtmsurs ~s.sartiss
3srftlbt fam ssr ettsa 8 Satres mad gmtriia uuS bi,lt
fS ldnste Belt In Nrp. lrier, Winnefpta auf. aae iens.
rslee nm fsineu iessea aufenttalt wiE.n, fne ~freunsiioa
sebeten Seinen Braeer y rnarbGrdff er, barber aus-
iunft 81 srtteilen. inter Ter aerese:
Bernard eraHtr,
Sinss .. 8, Dubuque Go. Ssss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25

spin II. Oft. bis 81. Oft. 1871 duf Der bisiIssn
pritrTirr angstrmmsn une nitt atgtbrlt ircreen
linc.
Surfbarp MslGirr ,fpQeilsr Srrs
Bad stnna Arule 1dntel
Serinaer WirS Gbarlct. u aReYsr MiN Caroline
Spnarp I u Meyres Gli;abstb
Spudrn " Nihel Silseiter
Surrt j Warrcn Spbau
Sernsr Gtuarc Mcsble Gbriitiaa
Center Ipra NiseIs Senrp
@sltsnbausb Wiii ii Heiea Glid
Tsdert Idnisl Sttls Martin
Gmmerit S,acr3 2plf 5ranF
Iranfe 81 y5 Stemm @arY
SiIbbad, .3rbn y Stanse Wars
Wribe 8uprlpb Sane 2raulb pbtltp
8lStli 8ucpisb S6asts 0epr
@retber 5pbn " SdenfcpiB Bertha care
6ieSler NC j gebbe
8aertrer @crrlc Srsel Seinrid
Sauicr NRiN 9lnna San periYn Ses u
Spernsr snerep @asner picrrc
S,Srimann TRINA ,3cler Senrs
,Sedlin SartI9
Wan psraeiie niGi, ipeai man mad SrieTet anI
cieisr Site fraat, III bererfer, zap ne angr;eisl
linr, unc sic Aumnmsr Ger SrisFife ansusebsr.
%. =. @iliams, gcimsifsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
Nu. I.
@D6cntli6c Sriehiite.
Yom 81. Sftpter 1871.

Vonl q. SFtpter 1oII.
Sn pclhsr ale grisis a~rsessist iine, Medic
spm II. Oft. bis 81. Oft. 1871 auf Der bisisen
pritcTice ansstcmmsn unc ni6t atstbclt trprrcu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
,Stadt nnd Staat.

w- N~u;eisen icilten ipdtritens bic Sienitds
w. Moraen . ubr einaebrad,t pcrtcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25

-sn- @puntGarmeL Carroll Co., 5cra,
'af Sftpter 20. 1871.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25

,Jtttn tisnfas ~icrsidiis s~sstsRsrt rem
2Scber S @cnser,
Sdnrler in @rpeerieen, YrpSiiipnerL
@einen unc Siqubren,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
1ubuaue @boleials Marftberiat.

q. !. @iliams, gritmst
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-15
Down the Hill.

The evening of every mans life is
coming apaee. The day Of life viii
soon be spent. The sun, though it
may be up in mid-heaven, viii pass
swiftly down the western sky, and
disappear. What shall light up mans
path when the sun OF life has gone
down? He must travel on to the
next world but what shall illumine
his footsteps after the nightfall OF
death, amid the darkness of his Jour
ney? What question more impOr-
tant, more practical, more solemn for
each reader of our journal to ask him
self? That is a long journey to travel
without light, without a guide and
without a friend. Yet every man
must perform it. The time is not far
distant when all men viii begin the
journey. There is an evening star in
the natural world. It's radiance il
bright and beautiful, and cheering to
the benighted traveller. But lffe's
evening star is in a good hope Of
Heaven, It's beauty and briIliancy
are reflected from the sun of righteous
ness. whose bright rays light up the
evening Of life, and throw their radi-
anee quite across the darkness Of the
grave into Immanuel's land. 1t has
the footsteps of many q
traveller into eternity. 1t is of price
less value. A thousand worlds can
not purchase it; yet 10 is offered with
out money and without price to him
who will penitently and thankfully
receive.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-15
THE CHRONICLE.
THE ROYAL ROAD OF DUTY.

Why stand ye gazing mp to Gods
Feet were ordained to walk the sod
anu angels meet us everywhere.
When on our homewsrd march sublime.
We bear the victor's gathered spoil,
Twill be but things OF sense aud time
The daily worship Of our toll.
For duty hath no soilinE hand,
And labor never leaves a stain,
But purposes devine and grand
Are wrought BY human toll and pain.
Sublime ideals meet cur eyeE
Bent Ger ascending stairs Of hope,
But Dy successive steps We rise
Tooetngs Of immortal scope;
Not when We idly fold our hands;
Eor musele only grows with pain:
And eyermore the soul expands
With pulses 81 an aching brain.
How dars we look to heaven in prayer
Unless We toll along the way,
And through our daily pain and care
GroW nearer GOd from day to day.
We only ask % be Ike Him:
We only hope when life IL gone,
To bridge the river dark and dim
With these strong words; Thy win be done
Yet not in words that will was DONE.
But Christ, In toll, and sweat, and blood,
His great eternal kingdom won,
And on the brink Of glory stood.
his life began In emptiness,
And stFuggledon through pain, TO rise
Ger boundless heights Of love 70 bless
The world at last with sacrifice.
His prayers ware echoes Of his deeds,
Prophetic Of their future yield
Gods blessing on the scattered seeds
or an eternal harvest neld.
Whose boundaries stretch through earth and
time,
Beyond the gun-teuched hills Of prayer,
Far into Berener cline
Where Gods Immortal resperB are.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-15

Intelligence received at Columbia,
sc. from York county states that a
body OF men, numbering fifty or six
ty, entered the town Of Yorkvjlle a
few days since and proceeded to Rsse's
Hotel, where the Office Of z M. Rose
the County Treasurer. Is located.
They broke open the front door Of the
building with q bsttering ram and
stated that they came to obtain pos
session OF Rose, the Treasurer, who
luckily escaped. They demolished
the papers, records and furniture Of
the office and then destroyed the Iiq-
uorsin bar-rOOm alsOin the building.
Ehey then mounted their horses
which were picketed in the woods on
the suburbs of the town, and after
committing several OtherdepredatiOns
repaired to the residence or Thomas
Wright, cOlOred, one of the YorkviIle
commissioners, who had also taken
the preeautiOn to be absent.
A day or two succeeding this q par
ty Of men disguised in black came at
midnight TO the residence Of q negro
named Anderson Brown, living four
miles north of Yorkville, whom they
ordered to follow them. In a shorf
time afterwards his wife heard the re-
ports Of firearms. The next morning
Browns murdered body was found
about two hundred yards from the
house, with bullet hole through the
forehead, ball through the bowels
ana several small shot through the
arms and shoulders. Just previous to
the ABOVE outrages a party Of disguis-
eG men visited the depot at RockHil,
where they tied the agent and then
destroyed a large quantity Of the State
arms which they could not carry of.
rms party was mounted and wei!
armed.
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THE TRUE WOMAN.

From a sermon by Rev. w. T.
Clarke, Of the Fourth Unitarian
Church, Harlem, New York, we ex-
tract the following suggestive COM
ment on the woman of to-day:
The sculptor lays the foundation Of
I his work in anatomy. The coming
woman will have muscle as we'll as
mind. Body is Of vastly more i'm.
portance to woman than ballots. One
third Of the evils under which women
grOan to-day originate in or are coca
stoned by physical weakness. The
fashionable idea Of beauty is false, and
fatal to whoever adopts it. So long as
women cultivate disease as q virtue,
and wears Il as an accomplishment 50
long IS she elects consumption for her
climate, and debility for her dress,
she will be weak, nervous, borne
down by the burdens of life, a mark
for sickness and early death. To
compress the waist one-half its size is
to reduce health and strength to a
minimum, and to secure a cOrpse-like
pallor Of cOuntenance by the use of
drugs is a species of homicide that
ought to be punished by social out
lawry. The ethereal, ghOst-like erea-
ture that fashion creates out Of the
possibilities Of noble womanhood, is
unequal to the responsibilities Of life,
the duties and joys of marriage, the
trials Of maternity, the calls Of society
at large, and the charities in which
women should ever take the lead. To
enjoy life in this world, there should
be strong body.
But the strong woman has knoWl-
edge Of affairs and practical SKILL
There Is q vast deal of can't in the
fashionable woman. The true wo-
man can. She knows how. She can
take care Of herself. If pitched into
the world by misfortune, she always
falls, like the cat, upon her feet, ready
for fresh start. Fashion strikes all
knowledge out Of q womanis eduea-
ton. 1t substitutes accomplishments
for common sense. 1t units for self
care. It makes its victims depend
ents. The fashionable woman has to
be carried through the world by par
ents, husbands, friends and children,
il she is unfortunate enough to have
any, at the mercy of circumstance
a live doll, more costly than wax and
more brittle than glass. Her only art
is display, her only skill expense.
She is a bundle Of weaknesses, and no
wonder that men shrink from taking
such 3 burden on their shoulders for
life. It Is this utter weakness and de-
pendenee of women, for want of prac-
teal knowledge and skill, that causes
much Of their misery. AS every boy
should have some trade or profession,
as means Of support, 80 every girl
should be trained to self-eare and
knowledge Of practical things. The
American woman should know how |
10 support herself and those depend |
ent on her, and should pride herself
upon her independence. Then she |
will be lifted above temptation, and /
will be a true helpmate to her hus- |
band, the best Of mothers, and the |
best constituted Of society. She will |
Iet a fashion that it will be health |
md happiness to follow, and represent /
type of such beauty as the world has |
lot seen for centuries. The true no
,iiity Of wOmanhood rests upon abili- |
y TO serve, and the most eonsummate I
'eauty is the blOssoming Of woman's 4
trength.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-15
HOW ADAM AND EVE LIVED.

Somebody's man Of eourse-in.
quires why, when Eve was manufac.
tured from the square rib, a servant
wasn't made at the same time to wait
on her? Somebody else, 8 woman,
we imagine-replies in the following
strain: Because Adam never came
whining at Eve, with a ragged stock
ing to be darned, collar string TO be
sewed on, OF q glove to mend. fright
-quick-now!m ~ Because he never
read the newspapers until the sun got
down behind the palm trees, and then
stretching himself yawned out, "ain't
supper most ready, my dear?" Not
he. He made the fire and hung the
kettle over it himself, we'll venture.
and pulled the radishes, peeled the
potatoes, and every thing else he
ought to do. He MIXED the COWS,
fed the chickens, and looked after the
pigs himself He never brought home
dozen friends to dinner when Eve
hadn't any fresh pOmegranates, and
the mango season was over. He new
er stayed out till eleven O'Clock to a
ward meeting, hurraying for an out
and-Out candidate and then scolded
because poor Eve was sitting up and
crying inside the gates; never played
billiards, rolled ten pins and drove
fast horses nor ChOksd Eve with cigar
smoke. He never lOafed around cor
ner groceries while Eve was rocking
Gains cradle at home. In short, he
didn't think she was specially created
Cor the purpose Of waiting on him,
and wasn't under the impression that
it disgraced a man to tighten a wife's
cares. That's the reason that Eve
did not need hired girl, and the rea-
son that her fair descendants did"