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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-11
CORNELL COLLEGE.

Tor BOTH sexes, WITH TEN Ex.
i PERIENCED Professors and Teachers;
full Classical and Scientific Courses; Pre-.
psratory, Commercial aud Ornamental De-
partments; ample buildings and appliances
and 375 students annuAlly; in town not
cd for temperance. Board and Tuition low
For catalogue address the President RE
WI. r. KING, D. D. NJ. Vernon. Iowa.
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-11
Teeth Extracted Without Pain.
nv DR. r.. n. VERER.

- IDJRE NITROUS OXIDE or
h. i Laughing Gas, given every
1O day. Have given it in hun
dreds ofcases. It's perfectly safe, is pleas
ant to breathe, leaves no bad effects, every
body likes it, and in almost every instance
the teeth are drawn while the patient 10
entirely unconscious.
Particular attention given to filing teeth.
Also, 10 regulating children's teeth. We
have : large and very superior assortment
Of Artificial teeth, which W are prepared
to put Nm the very best manner. Parties
ulsr attention paid to selecting and arrang-
ing 90 a. to give them . natural and lite.
like appearance in the mouth.
- Office over NJ. LET'S Store.
Tama City, Iowa. March. 1862. 81
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-11

UPHOLSTER / UNDERTAKEN,
General Manufacturer and. Dealer in Furni-
ture Of all kinds, Of Warranted Quality.
He has removed his entire stock to his sale
room and Mandatory, at the south end Of
Toledo On the Tams City road. He makes
and sells only FIRST class goods, and sells
ONLY FOR CASH. I3nS7tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-11

+ MATTHEWS, dealer in Dry Goods, No
~ tions, Clothing, Hats andCaps, Boots
and Shoes, Groceries, Crockery aud Glass
ware, Hardware, Wooden and Stone ware,
Clocks, Mirrors and General Merchandise
for sale as cheap - the cheapest. Oxford,
Iowa. 23tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-11
Tama County Bank.

,. II. WARREN. i. Banker,
AND DEALER IN
NEW YORK 4 CHICAGOEXCHANGE
Special and prompt attention given to
collection. Drafts on the principal Cities
Of Europe for sale.
PASSAGE TIcKEFs to and from the
Old Countries.
Office in Stsller's building, Tama City,
Iowa vSn5tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-11
TAMES WALLACE,

DLANKS. Of all kinds, for sale, At the
DREruBLlcIH OErIcE, TOLEDO, Iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-11
REVENUE Reform.

Remarles ~ Hes. W., -. Kelley. ~
Penasylvania, n the 1Asase 81 AseF.
ReooAessslvoe. April ..
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-11

ia. STRONG. 4. ". 0UERNsEY.
CTRONG 4 GUERNSEY, ATTORNEYS AT
- Law, Tama City, Iowa, will a,tesd to
all business entrusted 10 their care with
promptncss and dispatch. OrricE-Over NJ.
Lewis Clothing Store. 4-5ltf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-11
STEREOSCOPES,
VIEWS,
ALBUMS,
CHROMoS,
FRAMES.

E. & H. I. ANTHONY & CO..
69l BROADWAY, NEW YeRk.
Invite the attention Of the Trade to their
extensive assortment Of the above goods, Of
their own publication, manufacture and in. .
pcrtation.
Alse, PHOTO LANTERN SLIDES
and 0RAphOSC0PES
NEW VIEWS OF YOSEMITE.
E. 4 H. T. ANTHONY Z Co.
6Sl Breadway, New York, opposite Metro.
pcliton Hotal.
~ {mporters asd xas.faetursrs >f PAo.
tesrsrAx kaferia's. [ll>ly
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-11

IT w.. BOYNTON, PHYSICIAN, AND
IL. SURGEON, Toledo, Iowa. Office, at
Bradbrook's wagon shop, east Of the Posn
Office. 49~f
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-11

Jill COuuty y cat 01sN - sAsssA ~ssos ssss~
married the propertied Widow
Rhodes. The pair lived happily unit!
. few weeks ago, when the original
Mrs. Richards, from Pennsylvania,
entered their domicile with an officer
and had Mr.. Il. clapped into Jail for
bigamy.
Cedar Rapids is making . move
meLt to be the county seat OF Linn
county. A meeting Of the people
has been held, and resolutions adept
ed, agreeing to erect the necessary
buildings for county business, should
the people decide to make the change.
Marion is up in arms over the matter.
The Boone Standard states that the
wife OF Rev. James Hankins, once a
Methodist clergyman Al Nevada, and
now a resident Of Mason City. is re-
ported to tave fallen heir to $50. 600.
Such argosies don't often come
floating in to poor clergymen.
At the late term OF the Louisa
county Court, as we learn frosa We
Wapello Republican, Evan +. Tkom-
as was fined 81. 900 for the seduction
Of Catherine Arthar, and Isaac J
Conway was fined ~, 100 tor dcbauch.
ing the wife OF josiah Nicol.
On the 10th ult., Mr. Bluhn's little
boy went into his tataer's barn, near
Cedar Falle, and set some straw on
fire. s'it burned 80 pretty" be said
Mr.. Blum didn't think il was at al
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-28
False Positions.

Married wsmen wha,emsse tbemselge;
with he marked attenl lions OF other gen
tlemen tllan their husbands, are very
thong hileas Or reckless rs % the oonse-
quenees. a Il men who airt with married
women would not wilifn4ly con promise
them, but 50 many would that a woman
eaunst judge ~ho will not
She may think Bho is very acute il
her Judgement Of character. anl lnat she
Knows gentleman when she sees one
but the man she may deem tho soal OF
honor and eense, may be eonoeted fei
low, WIS either nisinterprets Der inten-
tons altogether. or 10 wiling to insinuate
a falsehood int the minds Of men for
the sake OF appearing large, and seem
ing to have made conquest.
Plenty Of nen viii do This. if women
Ratter them by encouraging their aiken
tons, wlaa they really know they only
seFe % . passing amusement for the idle
wives; Dangerous smusements.
PRIDE ought to make q woman spurn
such attentions, which are really an in
salt to her and her husband Some Of
the innocent receptions practiced have a
most ohoapeoing effect upon their poor
husbands They may toll from dag to
day 20 surround their wives IT'D COM
forts, Injuries anl pleasures and during
their absence il business hours The con
coi.ed ooxcombs and oilers, Who bask in
the SIN lies Of he giddy wive8, viii call
them stupid fellows, who cannot enter
terrain Oh understand women, OF say, per-
shaps the sid sig foxes haze attractions
evefy0hore.'
1t is eruol to pass each suspisions upon
husbands wlo are true. loving eaa de-
voted.
Tie uun,:ars Of women who mean to dc
10 real WFoug, aQd AZ; ionest ct heart,
who yes pluee themselves in these false
positions. are legsor, ard they are gen
orally better ;l&n these who slandor them
For The 4-oet orUoi gossip and criticism
come from tbs falsess hesrt-grom those
who do a thousand times uorae when or
por:uu tics occur. ard ..9.- aag ious
venom Is al slc more pc iso1oos FROM its
uDolcan source.
However, the thorghslsssnsss II ::3la
opens tie way for elaadee is na4o lhe
less cu!pa5le.
In feet a " lie capnat be TOO oarati Of
her own and her husbands goad neue.
and if he is ret tfGe. SO long as she &C.
cepts his protection she is not ezccsa be
for following his bad example, for tw0
wrongs DO not make 3 right
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-28

Ina SPEED or TRAIss.-'W hat speed
are We going 1T? is 8 question one often
hears asked going in railway carriages
aud ii migAt very easily b. answered
correctly. Eiost people. however. have 9
general sort Of mpgession that express
trains always travel It the rate Of sixty
miles PEI hour. ana when late aud max ing
up time very much faster. But let US see
what The speed Of some of our fast trains
really is. Tue Limited and Iilsh mails
run from Arston to Rugby. S24 miles il
2 hours, CT at rather less than ~ miles
per hour. From Croydon to Brighton is
done at under 43 miles per hour, and tie
speed Of the West of England express
frem Waterloo Bridge is abous The selae.
The continental trains from Charing Gross
and Cannon streets to Dover also Go abou,
43 miles an hour. Two trains, however,
are rather faster. The Manchester ex-
press g.es from Kentish Town to Leices-
ter. distance Of 97a miles, in 2 hours
and s minutes, the speed being 81 mics
an kouY and the Scotch express from
Kings Gross at $40 reaches Petersburg,
T6a miles, in l hour and 81 inmates.
travelling at ever Al mixes au hour. .s
course, in saeh long runs the velocity will
very considerably, as the train ascends or
aesceuds inclines or il passing stations
and functions where high speed would be
e2ceediugly dangerous. 4 few miles
mar be done at 20 or 80 but lie average
speed IS usually agout 80. Lonaon
Mechanics -iiaga@lae.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-28
s.rne Profession Of 5ournaIfsm.s'

The Pittsburg Post. in an article under
tie above caption, gives utterance 10 tbe
opinions contained ia the following para
graph:
ASS she case il al. other professions,
it has its unw erlug members. lts h'rsterers
snd lis braggsrts. but ley are being
rapidly eliminated and driven OUT " tie
better portion. Low abuse and bold
personalities 20 longer obtain in respect
able journals They are confined 10 such
sheets as are controlled by little minds !;
impure themselves, they can ouly imagine
evil and .inpute it 70 others. AS this
class Of men disappear from the profession
its standard is elevated. and 1T becomes
more ennobled aud enaebling, to the great
advantage Of the community
We wish the 'winaewipg' process was
more swift and certain. In tie early
DAYS of Zales and Seaton, Robert Walsh,
Thomas Richie and other bright orna-
ments of the profession, it was an honor
to be numbered smoDg SUCH men aad
assaults upon private persons TRADES OF
abuse, and petty spiteiuiness in the
columns Of their journals, We're uaKEow i
ihings. Ii these days. ii is sad 10 say 4.
news pa,ers are often the mere vehicles OF
SANDER, and used 10 vent the spleen Of
crusty add dyspcptio editors and While
the public estimates chem as very sihall
and vulgar, they nevertheless, do harm 70
he profession aud lower its standard -
Tie profession Of journalism ought 10
draw to It the highest order OF talcat and
the most elaborate education Its Office
is to enligatea the puolic, aud give to IT,
| III u coucise fsrn, tue Information VIII lob
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-28

SALT FOX WnBAr. Ii has been found
in practice that light application o. salt
10 newly sosn crops has been aftended
with aGfaaiages The soaking 81. seed
wheat in brine Is heueaei@l, rot .oply in
- ssiag The earir md perfect gftal inae
led 81 he seeds. End aforGpg ..uir itesls
aeaaea by tire ys'f.ha spreut bat IS u
gensivs If shaas Cflplihe,. one Of
BE ci'emical Constituents Of common salt
(seaa oeing the otherl. has been discover
g % exert. when present IA small guam
titles, Q bastea ing inaaenee OF. the gerni4
nation Of seeds .while the soda-a solse2f
Of sillca- deubtless is lie agent which
produces the well-known tiftei of silt in
stifienng the straw of wheat We have
made II practice 10 SOW one bushel Of
sa It per acre Immediately after sowing
our wheas in the fall and think re have
been SIMPLY repaid fey ibe very small ex-
uense incnIied for material aud labor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-28
Storing P-ota toes.

IS the time has arrived for storing po-
tstoes-ihe early sorts-to be harvested,
| wish ~ ssv 10 those who have them to
harvest. 20 put them il barre Is as the
best node of disposing % rheia There
are those gho have tried th is Jor years,
and eansot be pas suadsa 20 keep their
.yotatoes IL any ether way. Dig and
expose to tbe air sill DRY; then pnt Up as
directed. tskiag Ire barrels 70 the seld !.
The advantage IS that the air is not ex-
rosed es With opea bins. which often Wit
a;s, and always leaves & potato .cdor-
You have nothing Of this. Another adj
vantage: you can put where most consen-
lent, asd mere at pleasure. with little
difficulty, and you may place tire upon
tire ofbarrels till up ,e the floor. When
it is wished 70 use any. barr,l is opened
and used, and Sc on with the lest. cav
ing 20 dirt, the ground remaining IN the
barrel. Or. if it is wished 10 sell they are
already put up Any barrel viii do, SO
that it is stroag enough--a salt barrel as
good as any.-Co Country Gentleman.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-28

MEoHANios-They are The palace
buildersof the world not stick Is
he~n, not stone is shaped IN al the
lordly dwellings , f the rich, that does not
owe its beautyknd fitness to the skill Of
the mechanic. The covering spires that
raise their heads among the clouds de-
pend upon the mechanics arts for their
strength and symmetry. Net an edi6ce
for devotion, or business, or com fort, but
bears their impress Of their hands. How
exalted is their vocation, how sublime
their ca ling,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-28

HEAVEN.


How sweetly strange win be the day
When We shall no more kneel ard pray
For daily bread !; but, wondering, say,
s.Te hunger nov no more /"
When~we shall hear the COO ing rill,
And feel tie fountains freshness FL
While vital, halmy air. and still
Thirst not forever more
When we shal1 ay on erraad0 vast,
And pore Ger secret wonders past,
While Heavens revolving ages last,
Yet We 10 older grow
When ws sssH plan for endless years,
And icy il Sea, and know cur fears
Lie in the sole tomb that appears,
Ehe tomb Of al our woe!
There, reckoning to some shining throne,
Our suffering darlings, crowned our own,
Shall fold us in bliss unknown;
The patiept, tried, and true
And if, ooeying Loves command,
Among those ransemed ones shall stand
Some soul uplifted by cur hand
What prss es will be due +?
And oh to see our Saviour SMILE
We being certain all the while
The sin fiat did our soa4s defle
And mad 9 US cry "Unelean,"
Is blotted out as from the sky,
When the great sun GOES shining by,
Are tie dark clouds that threatening lie,
AS if they had not been
So that lie when our souls adore,
Can look us trough DER and Ger,
Nor lind one stain forevemore
And VIC can look on him.
Nor sarinl, nor strive to .hlae. nor sigh
But end It's heavens joy 10 lie
Full in the light OF his pure eye,
Made pure like Him, by Him /!
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-28

Ylgneron, man greatly renowned for
his strength, was killed at Boulogne On
August 81, while performing before a
large audience. IL building erected on
the sands at the back Of the Casino. His
great feat was the sustaining on his shout
der Of six hundred Weighs cannon while
it va being fred BY his assistant On
this occasion the assistant applied the
match too soon. Vigneren had rot time
to settle himfelf into bis usual position,
aud when the discharge took place, the
cannon jerked violently aside, instead Of
reeoiling IN the usual wsy. ihe con-
cussion filled the unfortunate canon
holder, AMI inflicted frigh'ful Injuries Oh
the right side q bis head, from which ne
led il very shors time.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-28
a>sia e2II Il tsga ~.
THE p,ot ana the consp.rator.

The plct ana the Conspirator.
General Grant has gone 70 the front
the army will move TO morrow : Esw
wildly the I'D familiar telegram seems 10
repeat itself in the garish light Of conten-
porory events There is 10 longer any
doubt about conspirator. the sorry
mask is 10 longer Of service, and it is
cast aside. The lying legend Of peace
plucked sway, reveals the naked sword,
just as the sudden floating Of the black
flag and the CLEAN of hungry cutlassos
transform the peaceful GRO iser into the
dreadful pirate. King Log is suddenly
transmitted into King Stork, and there IS
vofal spI seing already in the frog poud.
The Gatling guns have already taught the
friends of peace to look about them, and
they stand in the predioament of Seneca's
Romans, whom he represents SIS tremb-
ling lest the slaves should perehance dis
cover how new the masters we're. 1t
would, indeed, be horrible if the rascala
should find out how few the preacien!
psrtiots are in this imperilled land.
The plot is virtual Cesarism, and the
conspirator is confesselly tha President.
No matter what, nor how virtuous and
patriotic the pretext, to use the reserved
forces of the Government towards the
perpctuation of his term Of Office. IS con
spiracy against tie life of the Republic.
This is what has been done, is nov doing
and Gen. Grant is the conscious. pre-
penso consprator. He has set his hand
openly to the plough, and he is not the
man to turn back from the furrow, nor to
falter through dread of the neat Of the
day Casey went from him, as the ar
row, flies aud ordered and consummated
the military usurpation at New Orleans.
To him the Cabinet came, biddon by him.
prompted of him, and the orders in Coun-
Gil for the military occupation Of South
Carolina Immediately easued, deferred
only by an accident. The hand that has
done thus much will reach further. The
bayonet that prods will stick-the Calling
gun that menaces will speak. on occasion.
New Orleans was warned and did cot
heed, SO the blow fell, definitely. New
York has been warned and threatened,
has not heeded, does not mean to heed
he blow will fail there too, in good time.
We repeat it, the hour for copcesiment
is past. the conspiracy is ripe, the con-
spirator stands revealed Gen. Grant
has gene TO the frsnt-the army will
move-to morrow .
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-28
ooK, VIRGINIA, THURSDAY, aE8PPIIEEldBER 28 1871 !

learning and examination enables The
writer 10 put forth, But sso often It's
ignorance Is sppareat and It's prstence Of
Learning is simply ridiculous. II the
public dirccanieaaneed papers OF the
character complained Of. the process Of
elimination, would be more rapid end
complete -Lynch. Neus.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-28

The 'local of the Chicago RspuJsicon
says: The newest method Of making an
honest living is to go roard at aight~ III
an sceomplice, had play tomcat under The
window Of iraseible bachelors. Then
tle2 throw b9ois snd boot-jack, aid hair
brushes, and orockery. ana-snd things
ct yoa, and voa pick them Up and sell
them Tor cid rags. We got part Of a
bedroom set aoytn ST so last sight, and
to-night We are going back te get be
rest of it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-28
w eEanss Eidel5fr.

The New Orlerns Picayune furn ishes
this beautiful but sad illustration oil wo-
mans fidelity
Shortly after the close of the var Mrs.
Beach living near Carrolton, wentinssne
The cause Of her arrangement was qttrib-
ated 10 the loss Of her husband in one Of
the numerous conflicts il Virginia. Not
withstaading the unsound condition Of
her mind sta was about her daily duties
us usual, tax ing care OF Der children (she
had two boy aud a gir) and sewing
for their support. Itwas only in con-
versation that her alternatives were sp-
parent. asd hef utter eyertlon for society.
Naturally weak and delicate IN her Or
ganizatio1, her oTertszss strength gave
way uader the arduous work she per-
formed, aad Gay by day her thin, pale
face grew careworn, and her soft and ST.
lent footsteps drew nearer and nearer to
the grave But to all INQUIRIES friends
about her health she would shake her
head aud say I'm well; can't lie, who
would care Tor aiy little ones 2 The sad
and lonely life Of the woman excited COM
passion, bet she would take no aims She
toied early and late. Bat not a great
while since she sent she sent for gentle
man living short distance from her.
and when lie arrived she said to him.
I'm gofug TO die now; my caildreA are
provided f0r. Ia less than two days she
was dead. and contemporaneous with the
fact came the Intelligence thai by Inc
death OF al uncle her ch ildren had be
come heirs to large fortune in Mary
land.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-28
SPECIAL FARMING MANY . f the cen

SPECIAL FARMING Many Of the Gem
plants made that farming does not Pay
are founded on the fact that some particu-
lar crop has been raised TO the exclusion
Of theirs, and failure has resulted
disastsously. In mixed farming this
can rot occur. 4 successful farmer. will
tell you the secret of his success. He
has always something to sell. In tie
wintsrtime, he has grain OF all sorts,
wool and mutton ); in the spring, he has
some fine cattle CT fresh COW, some fat
calves burning summer, aad at any time.
if one should rant 9 horse, he will have
one to spear, having always colt to put
III its place. Thus money is = II the time
dropping into his parse, and through the
items may be snail, the aggregate is con-
sid cradle while ne has abundance for his
domestic supply without having to pur-
chase. Contrast this IT fa the hop raiser,
the cotton grower. the iruit Gu Iturist, and
all Others who limit themselves TO
special produce. They may hard lie more
money in year. but now little oft stick
to their Sngera! They handle it but as
arussags }or others. and sometimes fail
are viii prevent them handling sufficient
Tor their pressing needs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-28

SAVE TIE ApPLEs.-The scarcity ana
high price q genuine cideI vinegar makes
II aiHats profitable article Of laauufac-
turo ca farms which posse IS an orchard,
as ewes farIl sh5ui;i st this seasons
app les commerce 10 fall Goin the ,rees,
aad The quagtfg that II il III be saved by
few minutes, work eart day is something
gorth cons ideratio4 : s.aali oidernlill
and press may now be purchased for top
dollars and Upwards, and where there are
twenty trees in the orch re, the amount
saved by It's use tie first year would
eqaal It's cost. After aver high wind
sufficient apples might be gathered ior
grinding, taa juiCe laigi.s be turaed in
a cask and additions occasionally made
rntil it is flied. vhep. after beng
probely converted mic vinegar and rack
ed otf fson. The sediment, It wou ID find
a good nsrket IN sRy town 0 coueidera-
bic Flze. TIE ponaos Eould be excellent
for the hogs, sna-a small quantity placed
in wide rnoutLed bottles OF shallow ANS
aad covered with wafer would e&eke.
very eficient traps for moths of all kinds.
Ne have found this method Of tripping
insects successful.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-28

The best thing e give yoas enemy Is
forgiveness (; TO sour opponent, toietance;
70 friend, your heart 70 sopr child q
geod exhample 10 father. Difference
to your mother. conduct that viii make
her proud Of her son, to yourseN, fespeot5
TO al! men. charity &c God obedience.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-28

Some employmsnts may be betssr than
others, but there is no emnloy'oeais SO
bad as The hasing none at al, The
mind will contract a rust, snd 20 uuht-
ness for every hing, ana man mgst
either Ell up his. TINE With good q at least
inr ocent business. or it will run TO tie
worst of was'e-to sin aud vice.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-28
aeumhlar who was loud in eomplai

A grumbler who Was loud in complaint
bseauss Of the degenerAcy Of the times,
rot his ieft-handsd sympathy ~ hat
you raw is undoubtedly true for ! re-
member that, when | was boy, | heard
nv father say that. when he was boy,
be heard my grandfather say the same
thing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-28

A muddy stream flowing into one clear
and sparkling for timc rolls along by
itself. A little further down they mite
and the whole is impure. 80 youth un-
touched by sin, may for short time keep
its purify ii foul company, but iltsle
later they mipgle, and aro one and the
same.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-28

Every map has in bis own life folIies
euou CHR bis err mind troubles enough
in The rstssrr.ance ofhis duties dek~
cienclea enough i:hlut being orercn-
sious about tl.~ affairs and Deficiencies Of
others