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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-11

STHE SroRn How ITs CouRsE OF
TRavEL WAS PREp,crrD The storm
which hiss nov been raging here during
the past three days. originated in the
Rocky Mountsins. Il vss frs, traced to
Cosinne. end was predicted in this city
BY the remarkable falling Of the bsrom-
eier. last Tuesday. Daring the day It fell
ak tenths Of an inch On Wednesday
il beRsn TO riae, with threatening weather
and high winds At 4 o'clock P NJ. on
Tuesd.v. the thern omeier in this city
stood 81 deg. in the shade. At 4 P. n
ystsrdss. Il was 81 deg. thus showing
. fall Of fortv-Hve degrees. Warning
wss given Of the spprosch Of the storm
"a Il travelled eastward forsy.sight hours
before it reached the lakes and the sesco.st.
In formsr instances il has been Clearly
proved that both lives and properly have
been ssvel. This is due TO the vstchiul
and intelligent observations and reports
of ths United States signal service. Mr.
w. B. Webster IL the officer at the Oms
ha station. Hs'skss careful observations
With the most approved and nicely tested
instruments, Of the barometer and iher.
momeser resiiieg.. the force Of the winds.
and tha co1aitton Of the sky. three times
each day. These are teleersphed East,
and TINS show to sailors and others what
weather nav he expected there. for il is a
well known law that storms usnsllv rave
from west to east.- Omaha Herald
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-11

. A HoRRIBLE AccrDENr-A MAn KILL-
Ed By A Hoo From one Of our citisens.
Who came faom B B.ldsin City yesterday
morning. We learn the following psrtic.
ulsrs of most singular and lsmentabi.
affair. which occurred inst before he left
that place. A farmer BY the nsme Of
Snivelv. living . mile or two south Of
Baldwin City. had . very nnrnly. savage
pig. which had got ont Of its pen. NJ.
Snively went 10 drive ths snimsl back
sg.in. when Il few at him with the
greassst madness. tonight him till It threw
him TO the ground, and coptisued to cot
him With its iusts until the man wss ton
sesk 20 resist. Asssea=as~help csald
BE- obtsined be Vas taken to tho hou.e
and cared fsr. A doctor was summoned
aud tho different wounds dressed. When
our iuforeaut left town to return home.
the doctor ;honeht that the loss Of blood
had been 80 great. and ths wounds 40
deep aud NUMEROUS. that be coald I've
but Q short time. Il was expected ihat
he would die in few hours.-LaWrsscs
{ Kas Journal.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-11

~ During the pest two months. the
Democratic ps?ers. ia speaking Of Mr.
Sumner. have not osee called him
"Chswles" Singular. isn't It?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-11

H The New York Tribune asks
"If Baez is usorper. what is Sssst!'
Echo auswers-"Hs's guts"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-11

We clip the following from the Ssaees
Courier:
'.Johs J. Iag.lIs. Of Aschiso .. ). ID.
inventor Of 'pstest mnIs proPeI'ef.
II eoas;ass Of whii-sfoek sith . shsrp
bad drivea in tbs end. The invent o..
ss us1evsssad, bss disposed of h's r,Ghs
to Mr. Maynard. Of the 'Iiehfsine s,oe'
n Aseks betvses Sesecs sad Cestrs'is
u works 70 ehsra. By simply 'nser-
ing q IN The nale'e pnststi"r The amin q
VII get up ssd git Ia 2:4o time
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-11

A DExooRArlc MocuL Brick Pom
sroy. whose brutal sayings ossd to so do
light the Democracy. snd whose pspe'
was the most extensively rs.d Of any
Democratic pspsr in tho Union: who 90
has been wont to intsrspsrss his other
wiae besstly columns with scrsps Of 6n'
sentiment about home. wife snd children.
aud oil that-hss evidently besn carrying
bis domestic besstlius's TO the ssms ex
tent Is his politics! outIswry. His wife
hss been forced to sue for divorcs,
which she h.s obtained 10 . Wisconsin
Court. with $50. 900 slimcny. As be
was reported to have eqasndsrsd in BIZ
New York venture the fortune be amssset
from his Democratic worsh,ppsfs BY BIZ
L. Crosse paper. she msy have ss inter
esting time in getting sight Il the colo
Of that alimony; but bsisg released from
bondage to him. is great point gsiped
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-11

Linim.nt Iabels are said 10 cireniate free-
y among thS 1sdians Of me Nessswes''
Whe take them for grssabasks.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-11

FORTUNES .s...a !: ,',.
Chasee. Ssod osa0p. DsanssA K. Co.,
wNoisgsos' Ds'. ssplSo3.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-11

CHaIsr's SECOND COMING -TlE IA To
ArPxAR At SAVANNAH ON THE 18th OF
.IuSs In Andrew county re-ides one
Psul P-Ikry.- who. in . communication
to the Savspnah New Era, makes the fol
lowing astounding annonnc 'ment! Psul
evidently under>tsnds himself:
The Spirit. in Communication with me.
P.si Peltey. told me ih,t Christ wonld
coms AMI he in the m,d.t ofihe people
on the 18th Of Jane. 1871. bot none hu'
those who ere in close commnn;on with
the Spirit viii b .w.re Of his presence.
tor he will appear in the midst Of the
people 10 the garb OF common farmer.
that he may detect the hypocrisy. deceit
and will any Of tho.e who profess to love
and be follower. Of Christ; he will come
90 thA he will ses snd know the hearts
and sciions Of sli people. ho,b great and
small. rich aud poor. That he may see
and know the feelings Of ell. h' will ap-
pear to the leading bishop. and elders OF
the different seciionsl demo that
he may search the hidden secrets of theil
very souls. lie will make his appesrsnce
about one m'le from Fillmore. and will
wear red ribbon on his bat one inch and
. half wide. 40 that ell who see may
know Who be is. He will sppear about
s o'clock 10 the morning.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-04-28
MY LANES.

-t -"
1 loved them so,.
That when the elder Shepherd OF the foil
Came. covered with the storm. and pale, an
And begged for ono of my sweet lambs to hol
bade him 60.
He claimed the pet:
A little fondling thing, that to my breast
Chung always. either in quiet or unrest; !,
l thought of all my lambs l loved him best,
And yet-and yet
laid him down,
In those wbite-shrouded arms, with bitter tears
For some voice told me that In after years.
fears.
As Ihad known.
And yet again H
That cider Shepherd came: my heart grew
lie claimed another lamb, with sadder plaint.
Another! She who. gentle as saint.
Nc'cr gave me pain
Aghast turned away:
There sat she, lovely as an angels dream;
Her golden locks with sunlight all agleam,
Her holy eyes with heaven in their beam!
ar ae7"h thy will?
Ny Father say, must this pet lamb be given?
o thou hast many such, dear Lord, in heaven p
And soft voice said; "NObly hast thou
But-pcacc be still.''
Ohow I wept!
And ciasped her to my bosom with n wild +
And yearning l0ve-my lamb, my pleasant
child! - : ~
Her, too. gave-the little angel smiled,
And slept.
go, co. 1 cried:
tor once again that Shepherd laid his hand
UpOn the noblest of our household band;
Like pale spccter. there he took his stand,
Close to his side.
ss.kEF And yet how wondrous sweet,
The look with which nc 4heapa my passionate
cry
"A little while" he said, with smile and sigh,
Again to meet"
Hopeless fell; Eri
md when | rose, the light had burned SO low.
So faint, I could not see n,y darling go; ~
lie had not hidden me farewell; butO .-rH.
l 1fett farewell!
More deeply, far.
Than if my arms had comPassed that slight
Though could 1 but have heard him call my
Dear mothcr!' but in heaven twill be the
% same:
There burns my star.
lie will not take
Another lamb, / thought, for only one -.S
If the dear fold is spared to be my sun,
Ny guide, my mourner, when this life Is done:
My heart would break.
0 with what thrill
heard him enter! but l did not know
For il was dark) that he had robbed me so;
The idol Of my soul-he could not GO;
heart be still!
Came morning can tell
low this poor frame its sorrowful tenant kept?
and days. months, years. that weary vigil kept.
Alas Farewell" 4
How ofton il is said!
sit and think. and wonder, too, sometime,
low il will seem, when in that happier cline,
I never will ring out like funeral chime
Over the dead.
..f- No tears! no tears!
Will there day come when l shall not weep?
ior | bedew my pillow in my sleep.
les, yes; thank God no grief that cline shall
keep
No weary years.
Ay, il as well!
Well with my lambs, and with their earthly
guide:
Dr strike sweet harpS upon its silver tide-L (
-t5Cst t~t- Ay, it is we'll! " ifftf 3
" Through the dreary day
hey often come from glorious light to me:
cannot feel their touch, their faces see,
'et my soul whispers, they do come to me:
~ t.I II II Heaven is not far away!.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-04-28

WATER POwER.-His.Ory, says the
Shipping List, teaches that people
who, with raw products alone, attempt
to contest for wealth end population
against q people celebrating those pro-
ducts, are sure to be worsted. 1t is a
pleasing indication that the people OF
the West and South are beginning to
appreciate this truth. They not only
have an abundance of wool, cotton, and
other essential raw materials at hand,
but they are fortunate in having q
swift creator of wealth-the most i'm
Fortunate demand Of all active civili-
zations-an unlimited water power.
The true course, then, is to set this
cheap mechanical power at work-to
make the my Rad water courses of the
country contribute to our source OF
wealth, as well as our rich virgin soils.
"John," said an af1ectionate mother
the other day TO a promising boy, ''if
you don't stop reading so much, you
will get after awhile so you won
care anything about work." "Moth-
er )" replied the hopeful, leisurely re-
moving very long cigar, and turning
other leaf, 81 have got so now.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-04-28

BY rHGBg CAREY

Once trap was baitcd
With bit of cheese;
IttickIed so a little mouse
It almost made him speeze.
An old rat said, There's danger
BE careful where you gc!'
Nonsense I" said the other.
II don't think you know ~
So be walked in boldly
Nobody in sight.
First he took a nibble,
Then he took bite;
Close the trap together
Snapped as quick as wink.
Catching m0usey fast there,
Cause he didn't think.
Once little turkey,
Fond Of her own way,
Wouldn't ask the oil ones
Where 10 go or stay;
She said, Il IN not a baby,
Here I atn half grown;
Surely am big enough
To run about alone
Ua she went. but somebody
Hiding SAW her pass:
Soon like snow her feathers /,
Covered all the grcss;
So she made supper
Foo = SIy young mink,
Cause she was 50 headStr0ng
That she wouldn't think.
Once there was roh;n
lived outside the door,
" ho wanted to go inside
And hop upon the floor,
"Oh, no, said the mother,
su must stay with me;
Little birds are safest
Sitting in n tree"
Il don't care" said robin.
And gave his tail Il fling:
don't think the old folks
Know quite everything"
Down he dew, and Kitty seized him
Before he'd time 10 blink;
"Oh, he cried. Pm sorry,
But L didn't think"
Now, my little children.
You who read this song.
Don you see what trouble
Comes Of thinking wrong?
And can { you take n warning
From their dreadful fate,
Who began their thinking
When 1t was too lat-Y
Don't think there's always safety
Where no danger shows:
Don't suppose yUu know more
Than anybody knows:
But when you re warned ofruin,
Pause upon the brink,
And don go uudec hcadleng,
Cause you didn't think.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-04-28

Louisiana sugar planters are disap-
pointed at the low price of sugar, and
have wisely determined on an entire
change in the system of planting.
They will hereafter raise their own pro-
visions and 60 to as little expense as
possible in producing sugar for market.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-04-28

What can be uttered more swectly
than Come What can be conceived
more lamentable and more awful
than Depart! These are two such
words as exceed, the one in blessed
ess, the other in horror, all that we
ever hear.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-04-28

Layater says: He who has not for
given al enemy, has never tasted
one OF the most sublime enjoyment,
Of life.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-12

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M
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VVETfTrr--TyT3ftT.
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AhlS lS my BlDlo.
This is my Bible--uay il guide
Mo ever safe. by wi,dom's sido,
TO Him who blod for me and died
On Calvary.
This is my Bible--may its light
Hume my path and keep me right,
Fen through the shades Of sorrows
night,
HhS Wytoseo. HyHAt
This is my Bible--may It provo
A source Of strength, a souroo Of love,
a fountain filed from heaven above,
Whence I may drink.
This is my Bible--may my heprt
Find the great gift it doth impart,
And naay9it2ever be chart, /.
To act and think.
This is my Bible.-may it feed
Me with the Bread Of Life ind eed.
And may my soul it's procepts heed,
In grace to grow.
This Is my Biblo-may my faith
by it be strengthened, and, whom
death
Shall call, oh,! may, NY aeetipg breath
& ITS mfortstkhowl ! " ~
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Tho people constitute tho State
they make the laws and they can un.
make them. They gave no aushorlty
TO few who pay no tax, to take
money from, The balapos to supply
themselves. If the people refuse to
pay these unreasonable taxes imposed
by their faithless servants, what
then7 Why they won't be paid, and
no violence 70 tho law done, for the
people are q law unto themselves.
BY tho joint resolution the seven
mills for the State and the three mills
for the counties arc the highest author
lied. ani ono.fonrth Of this or less
can be levied ; aud as soon % it il as.
certained that tho amount fixed Is
over, tho people ahould meet in tho
townships, throughout the States and
resolve that they do not intond to
fnrnish apI more money for suoh use
as they make Of it in Columbia. -.
BasnsOeN Joayaal.
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T.
HENRY II. HELMBOLD,a
X

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