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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-20

Kerosene lamps are wick ed things,
and should not be made light Of.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-20

The DoylsAtewa Bxsher,a GldB. II
ono of It's reeant mettinej hid dadef
discussion the questioi thick y tke
most pro6table, selling milk 81. NH iue
butter Tho opi1i6u of 'llie nsonbo,s;
nearly al Of wlionl sppdaf ko l|1 prAc:
tical farmers, varied tety nueIl, add
We hardy, know which had ~ best
Of the ergumept those il favor. Of sol
ling milk, or tliose contendiux that
butter yildcdsh bo.t fstufn IL our
opinion Aheiuipiter depends sn,ossl9 upod
circuqi<tance1. "a the ppn<adie1oes Il
band, the locality help, 81. W.bsn fb6
making Jf he 'bdffor q properlg und6f.
stood IA iifst cIass uItlCIo ia xhUfS
All khe facilitics ~ epsoind h; il S8k6t
r. my bester tls3 ~ ~ fIl1 |e)lSf
becomes . eodrce Of oqnSIs " bfo1s
for issdias vhi6l Il l!eE I 4 SIsh 4 az Az
very important 4 IS il ia75r y tall1f;
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-20

When old trees ne hj|bzts1i|1 ihtlfs
~, pfoaueiog frult ofsa &1|fIe< 4sII<},
il will pay ~ I|Fsft ~ ~ tilt "a
sel0qA = '' 9f .soms yalusR! Evit.
''sssIsssRs Ss sEs'a's 81 1sss. s:Ss
tiful supply VI fzrplel ~ - NV iz1nsd
much soouer thfl Il6IH 6GH I 11It. IL
nasyIoI3 kfo11, IVA 61fII 4 4 h <|nn
irait of ,Iitll1 II|>e. y 81 \ 1l1|(di
!, Sith selo4e 0 sp'Rs sePd ssziely 9og|
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-20
SASH, BLIND, DOOR AND
Furniture Factory.

SHORE 4 LEISTER,
MAN Street, West ofthe Railroad, have
lNI on hand and Manufacture to order
S4SEfES,
% BLINDS, . UH
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-20

E0R Carpets, Maitings, Oil Cloths, add
IL House Keeping Articles, go TO
mar 80 John 1. Reisuider's.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-20
Lamps. Oils. sc

DARPETS, Oil Cloths aud Queensware,
~ new stock tor sale cteap, at
nova JoHS i. RElfssIDEa's.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23

3oblret9e Subfitute ms 2ebea rufen,
ano ben @erfdli&unsen 'aeue Shore ers
6fren tperper, ME eS jur 3ett IN erss
lesteu &rieses Der Sal trar.
SIM SABRE 1868 /. 9. fel Die Sm>
portatien mad ben Ser. Staaten auf
73,296,416 plumb, BON tpel9er 3ett
an fIe bis ~ rer oben ar9e9ebeuen
0uantitdt hes leBtenS abreS 3usenums
men bat.
@dbrenb ber &rieesjabre nabm bic
@erfdllduns ron &afee iebr teeeutence
Dimenfonen an-Gt9prie Grbie 0erfe
uno 3oeeeu tpurcen in sroben Auan@
titdten sebrau9t um &aFe biQiser berz
3uteuen. Gs 1T siemltt fiber am
iuneSmen, oab, folIten bic iebisen preiie
auf elmer selunpen Baiis beruben, tie>
ielben ibren 56bepunft erret&t baten,
uno nidt wubl b6ber 9eben f6nnen,
obne Gem Becarf Ginbalt gu tbun, mas
pann mtslt9erweiie cine &eactiun berz
porrufen pIrce> reren Neiultat ni@ts
meni9er als seiuno 9enanrt &perren
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23

eetbeilt. 2ubmis berGromme1elbf perz
tbeilte bic einsslne, 1beile bee @et@es
mad @utoiinten unter feline S6bne.
Dieie baoerten beadnot9 matchmaker
unp bauals puroe eer @rune 9ele8t
CUR Trennuns BON Granfrei@ unb
Deuti&lanc. Gs reeierten 3a~roltneer
in oieien Qdntern !; f1e 5outen slrar ems
amber erben, unb &arl BET Dide bra9te
es aud tptrflt@ ra;u, baB ct nod etnz
NAL ras gauge &ei@ &arls ees @ro>
ZEN unter ieinem Seepter' reretaiste.
MQeir1 &peeen ieiner u~ntbdtisfeit uno
leinem Mibsel9ide >purce ct pom bea
frans5fi9sn @rpBen 1opebl als BON
ben Deutl9en perloHen, une BEIGE tpabl<
ten fid tbre eisenen 9erri9er. Bon
ben DentI9en ,puroe Mrnulpb poa
8drntben semdblt uno fortan mar
Deutldlanp Elm @oblrei@.
Der erte 8aiier uno feline %unn1ittelz
barren Na9fcmmen 'uaren Allo 2anoes<
BERN in Deut19lo -.
Bdtrenp aber + < ?ia9fommen&a rl6
ees @roeen ii9 uate.einanper fritten,
batten Die 9er;uee> Mart9rafen uno
@rafsn il4 ansewobnt, bic Qdncer,
we!9e fe eisentli@ 1ur ;u ~pertpalten
batten, ais eiaenes Gut ;u tetra9ten,
uno nern bic Safer einen Nnbans baz
ben rpoQten, IL musten ie es oeldeben
lafen. @uroe nun elmer gum &aiier
eepdblt 10 mar sr 6err in feinen
et9enen 2anpen ; i'm itri9en Safer
reid ,par Fl nun 9artesberr, penunterz
tbanea seseniber aber mar ct SduBz
uno S9trmberr. Sebt mar allo ras
peutide @ei9 benz beuti9en dbnli@ ;
e5 mar cine @eleintsun9 Don 6uriten,
melde eineu aus fb al6 pteriten 5errn
wdbltcn; uno ME Ter jeb;Se reutide
Safer etseues 2ano BAT, preuben NAM
li@> 70 bate Ter frlbere reutide &ai>
fer feline eisene 6ausma@t. Sc na9>
benz oisle Madt sr6ier orer fleiner
mar, eenpB Ger &aile bel ben Ib.t9en
Tlrfen mebr ober tpeuiser Nnleben,
deer ,purre er mebr prer weni9er Mei>
iter, penn ein Turit nidt eebor4en
npute.
[s&1ub folst.]
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23
Grinnernn9tn
an
bo@m. 9. s. I. @eninger.
(Gsrtiebuas.)

gu bieicr 3eit batten 9eraoe aud
bic gdter eer @eleuihaft Selu 3u@rdb
elm Gouesium erri9tet. @enin9er
fannie mad ben 3eusnii1en oieler beilis
9er Mdnner, ,,nc in Zen untrlsli@en
Beweilen Der 0el9tdte IN lerer Stride
tiele beuiunfelnoen Sterne am driltliz
Gen Birmamente, tiele uniberpincliz
den 8dmpfer fit @abrbeit unc Glauz
ben, bieie srosen YFeser Der id5nen
@u1enl1aften unb &uuite nur ju gut,
al6 naB Ter auf9etcmmene 0ecanfe>
unter ibr 5iesesbanner gu treteu> in
ibm je mebr untertau6en frnnte. BUR
19nellen @ermirfliGuns niele5 @un<
ides trus eiuerletts Die Gur&t balo
elmer flrsn M%niteluna Tpl9e leiifen gu
mi0en> nidt tpeni9 bel ren1 an cine
Yrpfel1ur, prer an cine &irdenplrce
feitsebuncen, slaubte er ieinem ieelenz
eifrieen Ssitreten nidt jene erwlnlate
&i@tuns auf aue 5ulisbeclrftise &C.
ben gu f6nnen, bic CT ft6 nebR ieinsr
ei9enen 6eilisung ais 5tel Idcn lanalt
uorausgeitedt bate ; anrererlsitS mar
ibm in Der Tbat AUDI Die SteQun9 ais
@eltprieiter unter ben ramalS nod
oielfdltis e~eltenpen Soiepbiniiben 0ez
feBen tn Sefrst9 niel ;u been9t uno
einsel1raubt ais bae ct in ieinem5an>
reln ne8iyfen jeue seb6rise @i4tuns
bdtte eini9lase1 f5unet, bic ct Der &ir>
@e, Ger reinen unp mateuuien 8raut
Gbriii sor Nuem.su 9eben l9ulpis er>
aatete. SIM Srcen Der @elsul6aft
Seiu, unter BEN @eboriam cer Sbern
slaubte ct aber, rperpe ct allen ptelsn
9inrerui6en entboben 1tia.
3u eieler 3eit trat aud Elm intin1er
Greuno Deninsers, Der 9offaplan bes
Biidofs au@ in benlelben Orcen.
Verba movent, exempla trahunt, B.
). @orte bepssen> Bsilpiele aber aiez
ben an. 1ur9 rieieS 8etlpiel leineS
| Greunces anserest prans USE
rinser pieoer yon Neueu, nit ber I'M
itdnoisfen Bitte an ieinen SeelenfLbz
rer Sob, rab ct i'm cod nt9t LANCER
pom lsinem @orbaben abbalten ioue.
Grf mad ldnserer Grpdsuns unb san5
eenauer prifuns CAB Sob enbli9 bier>
III feline GinwiQteune. Damit rparen
aud ale 5iupernti1e beieitiat ia pfel>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23
OaS 1tei,e beutiebe @eib.

Das reutibe &aiierret9 unterldet>
bet iih pelentlid BON Dem alien ceutz
@6en &ailerreide, irwie srn otttn an
rsrer Rsihsn, uno 1T bic einsise rerz
ortiasS dSpfuns, Die je ~eriiirt bat uno
9%eaenwirtia eritirt. Gs 1T pebbalb
pom srossm Sntere0e, bic SteIuns eeiz
islhen an lid, iowie ca5 8erhdltnib su
cen Nadta;llnrern in ra5 ause III
fal1eu. Gs tit rcr Muem rptbmenrie>
rab itesr 1eutld,e i'm &laren iber Die
neuen Geibdltniis 1T, melbe. bas lebte
Sohr 9etradt bat.
Wis 8oiier 8arl eer @rpbe ffarb,
tinterlie6 er Elm Geih, cos mar Yiel
ey5bsr ais ra5 sesenmdrtise eeuti9e
Nei6 cS 9.n9 rom 1nan.l@en Tlul1e
Gtru bis na6 Sdleeniss 5plitsin bin
Elm, unc RON unteritalien bic an tie
Norplee, uno umfaste Grantrei9, Sta<
lien, bic S@wetS Deut1dlare, 8elsten
uno 5cuaar. Darlber par 8atler
8orl Der 6err, unp bic 0er,oae unc
@rafen paren leiueB camten, rnp tpenr
es aud cine srobe Anscbl aeeliser Ser
rem eab, 70 ita,lp >es &ayiers Waiefdt
bod ub.r auea. &etn WenI9 ra1te
rarag, rper ,pobl mad Sarls 1ooe &perz
e al feline Stele t.eten: Is ne;itanp
1l9 pom lelbit paB IS lein Subn mar.
@aon bel 3ebSetten CAB &arl itinsm
Me6ea 8ernbarp, Stalien, rc6 iuute
ct Die Sterberrldaft ces &ailer5 an
%ertennen. &arls NadfplSer mar CUB
mig eer Trcmme.
Inter Dem unmittel6arenN a9fcu1me1
&arls purce tas&ei4 i9on uebrfa9
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23

mebr 0ptfes @iue flar erfannt. 60
fonnte @eninser an ieinem q. &C.
%burtstaee In @rdB in cen Srcen Der
Der @eltui9aft Seiu eintreten, .uno 3u
ietnem frlberen 0ellbpe Der befdnct>
gen &euidbeit, aud Die oes @eboriau,s
uno Der Nrmutb b~eifdsen. @el@e
Greuce fir i'm! Nun lab E. feline nab
re, lang uno beie eriebute 9aufbabn erz
6fnet, welde Jpn unp Ytelen Mn3ern
NIT @cttes 5llfe gum ewigen 9eile
wereen 1pute.
Nt1t In ben, Gturn, unb 0sriuide Der
@elten
Wirft pabrs unb prQfcmmene S%eelenru6e
eu Tneen;
sic rp5net in ai1en, ~einl1men 0s3elten
$50 0ottes unb 2iebe bes NihRen iiA bin.
ben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23
Ser &afeebanbel.

l1eter ben &afeetanrel aiett bic
Nsp yorter ~Sbippin9 2iit" folsenz
be Nusfunft:
Das Stei9en Der Safeepreile UNI 8
bis 4 Gents per Yfuno in chen 70 pie
len Monaten, 1T fit bic Ma0sn, fir
pelae ter @etroud tieler 8cbre ebenz
iompbl Nptbwenoi9feit 9e,Opreen it,
alS Te Gurus mar, Don feiner 9erinaeu
Seceutune, rpenn man in Nnidla9
brinot eae bieieS Qano, i'm BerbdltntB
3u rer 8ep5lferung Der er6bte Goniuz
n,ert In per @elt it, NIT nur elmer
einsisen Nusnabme. Diele Nusrabme
MAIDEN bic 2dncer, welde BEN peutlden
3curcrein bilcen, unp bteie fteben auf
Der 2ijte Ter &afeeconlumenten pben
an, ia ceren Yro;entlaB 233 betrdst.
Die ger. Staaten fomu1en ;una9f nit
49, prpssnt, mdbreno 0rObbritannsen
bei Beitem nieoriaer su fteben fommt,
ca Ter Ibee ral elbt reu &afee melt
ppreesp9en mirr.
Die jdbrli9e Yroeuction pom 8ra0>
lien, no mebr Safe sebaut mirc, als
an iraeno eiuem anreren plas %
miro aaf unsefdbr 4O0>000,O00 Yfuno
sei9dst, mabreno Sara, pelen proz
puttirnsfabiete.t nddf ~ Brailien
febt, ttwa 100000 per Sobr pro-
rucirt. Geylon unp Gam Domingo
~liefern unsefabr 10000, 900, Cuba unp
porto Nico etma 25,O00>000 Yfuno
labrli1. @enesuela uno Sumatra
ipurcen NIT elmer dbnliden 9uantitdt
crecitirt Samaiea unp Gotta &ica nebz
men ebsnfaus einen mdbi9en Nntbeil
an Der 8afeeprocuetica.
Die 8uantttdt aler, I'M Sabre 1870
mad ZEN Ser. Staaten importirten
8ofess, crreidte bic Summe BON
282,54O,737 pfunc, aber in anberen
@prten, nasesu Elm Drittel beS &afz
fees, psl9er in Der san;en 8elt pro-
rucirt rpurpe. Die @orrdtbe fnp int
ean;en 9anre felt &ursem pur@ cine
Germebruns bes 8erarfs uno germtnz
neruns Der Giinfubr an eineu un9ez
m5bnli9en niecrisen punft reou3irt.
Dielem umtanee III @erbinpuns NIT
oer Nadridt, rab in ben eret 6auptz
prenufticnepldBeu, cine tbeilweiie Geblz
Grnte einsetretsn fei, miro es robl su<
sui6reibeu iein, ras eie pretle 70 be-
reuteno in Die 96be einsen. Nud
circulirten in letter !3ett r1ebr ODER ne,
niger Befurdtuneen, bic ben Martt
felt einisen &O&em in eineu, uurubiz
een 2ultane erbielt.
Ga man aber anfdust einsuieben,
cab bobe Yreiie fir irsene cine Daore
in Der jeBisen Belt ees Dampfes unp
pss 9elesrapbs ielten perfeblen, peitere
3ufubren onsu3ieben> mandmal BON
gang unerpartetea 9%llfsaueQen, 70
leste I@ bic Mufresuns balp pieper,
au@ 1T IS unsweifelbaft gu er>parten,
pab bic aueersew6bnli@ bpben preiie
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23
v. q. @euiusers Abreiie na9 Antsrita.

Oils ras SsrbdneniBpple adt uab
oier;iafte Sabr eintrat, NOD repolutio<
ndre umtriebe eraltirter 8Spfe pie8abn
oss Ne9tes bre9en woQten> 70 tpar eS
sleid Don NnfanA 1et IS aus tpirfltz
DIEM Corn poer 6aB 9e9en baS @ute,
weil bas 8pie in etpi9er Geino1daft &C.
een ras @ute ftebt uno feb:n mue,
ooer t1ur ais MittI gum 3wede, auf
ale riele iesensreid unb tppbltbats9
w;tfenten Srpen uno @eieQl9aften,
gan; belonpers aber auf bic Gdter Der
@ele1idaft Seiu> auf oiele, jeeem 5inz
bcrnib pioer rie Woblfabrt oes @lauz
bens f19 entse9en fcmmenoen Manner
atseieben.
Wie lebr nun P. Menin9er AUDI 1T
pielem eefabrpoaen 3ufanbe pas tbeure
8aterlano becauerte, uno bas arn1e un<
19ulpi9e 8plt pas nit rem S@ulriz
gen leieen mubte, bemttleicete, 10 be-
irrte bieie r unerpartete I'm (9wun9 Der
Dinoe oennp9 renlelben in letnsr Ibd>
tiefeit fir cas- &et@ @otteS purdaus
ni9t. SIM @esentbetl bic s1ttItae
0orlebuns bat Jpn pielmebr tur@ bieie
3eitereieni0e erlei@tert> erm6sli&t Ell
men Gntl9lub aus3uflbren, cen ct be-
reits Dor pieler 8atatropbe 9efabt uno
III Dem ct einise @o@eu Dor Dem MuS<
bru@e bic Beiitimmuns pes SrcenS>
Generals erbalten bate. Die + freu<
lt@en G%rfabrunser> ndmlid pes md@z
tisen uno 1eeensreiden GinRufes per
Milfonen auf pas @ritlide 8olf, bic
o:ritlbe in TYrol unp GuralberB ab9e>
eebalten Bate lenften feline tbdttsen
8lide mad Nmerifa uno er iberiab
GAS neutrality-suspicious. Saatfelp, eas letz
ner bort rpartete, rpenrl ct bieler S:nz
puns feline Ebdtisteit benz Canoe oes
Berpens uno Der Treibeit ;%upenrete.
ShneQ unp furs tpar Die @orbereituns
;u pieier apotoliiden Miiton. Wur
feline S9riften uno oas Notbwsnpt9ite
gum 2ebensunterbalte uno iuu1 81.
Me6opier bilpeten ben 3etdtbu1' letuer
Geiieausrifuns.
Da P. @eninser ME bemerft uns
abbanaia BON ZEN 3eiteretontnen ben
Gnt19lub leinsr &eile mad Mmertfa
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23

w" J~gAk 1oIIt1SI UAVStAtAH flAuudlC
uno idete er bier, tbeils in Der @eel<
forge, tbetls alSyrofe6or ter bl.@@rift
Der 9tr9en9eiaidte unb BET bebrdtz
l9m Sprade> tbeils alS 8erfa6er pie>
let iebr nibli9er 8l9er unp S@rif<
ten. Sn 1yroI, namentli5 In Sns>
brud uno @oralber9 bat f@ P. @e>
Ringer Elm tleitenbes Denfmal ertpor>
ben. No@ LANCE miro iein Mame i'm
Munoe pom Tauienben unp Tau1encen
e%rfltn9en: renn bier mar er @ater,
2ebrer, 1r6iter, @pbltbdter, NIT Ell
rem @o1te: MQen NQes aetporcen.
Namentli6 fttftete uno erlncete er
bier cine 9rc6e Nnsabl m~pbltgatieer
@ereine unc 8ruberldaften bier belt
er aus9eoebnte @olfSmilTonen, bier
CAB erprteitererercitien anb Sfters 9eilt>
li@e llebuneen fit bic fupirence ST.
gent, bier that er lberaus piel aur0er>
berrliduna cea 6fentliaen @ottesoien<
ftes, tneteionoere an Der Mn19afun9
tpitbarer &irdenparamente, fnnret9en
Deforatione: Ter slltdre unp @pttesz
bduler, in Ter 2eituns unb@ erbe6eruns
her &irdenmuff. Sei1 ~eele9nete6
W'rt eridpl anaue9eiebt auf pielen
&anSela, gang belonters mar ct ftetS
eeteten Die 6efz uno @elesenbeitsreoen
N Snsbrud unc Der um9e8eno 81 bol>
en-. Seine ei@tfubl ,par furtmdbreno
me bela9ert, uno piele &ranfe uno
Stertenre serlan9ten ietnen Troit unb
Beiitanr. Gin Sabr bepor er Don Gy>
rol atreiste, CAB er ieltF su 81. gfito<
laue, elmer 0pritapt in Sansbrud, unter
einem u%neebeuren Nncran9e pom @olfe
cine srp6e @olfSmi1ipn. Die @ir>
flung rer(elten par insbeloncere 9elesz
net renn tiels0 emeince, bic 1i9 ;upor
nidt res telten Nufe5 e%rfreute, rparo
mad cer 0naren;eit wie teu sei9afen,
bic Stride uno bic ~. Satramente rpur<
ben melt Reibiser beludt SInre uno
Ner9ernine ater ftdtbar 1ermtepen.
ueberbaupt tlieb jener ftreu9e Mabnz
iprud /: Sur feline 6Inbe mebr!!" ben
P. Meninser bei jecer Milfipn in GU
rupa ans 8reu3 farteb> nt@t obneWir>
flung.
Sci alien pieien rielenbaften Nnftren<
eunsen erlas aber iein Offer ni@t.
Dem &5rper na@ spar 1ebr absesebrt>
uno blab wie mod beute, perrtetb iepp@
]ein 8lif uno Nuserud inner bic
souite 2ebenstbdtiefeit, uno es ,par in
Der Ibat, ais wuree ct cur9 ben eineu
wie iein grocer Namenspaz
iron, fets wiecer neu belebt uno 9e<
ldrft: SER! Sit Seelen, 9tb See<
len MR."
ieDt's am 8reu3 Dir tuno,
@ieb Climber Seine Slnbe rnebr!
treu ben 2tebesbunb,
Der &sue 59mer3, bes @lauten5 9ebr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23

bieier un9ebeuren Gntf er1uns wiu 5er'
@resweQ uniern peitrerfebr NIT 8ra>
fTlien uno Sapar III eineu, balbmcnatz
liGen, anitatt zines mpnatlt9en MAJ
den. Der@ Observation-Disclosures eupfeblt
ferner, bic an1erifaniIben Dampfer gum
Erd9er unieres ousmdrtieen poifptr>
ffbr6 III MAIDEN uno bietet ibnet1 fur
tteien Dienf auBer Dem 9ep5bnlt4en
Yro3entiab nod cine Grtraz@ ratt1ta<
ton an. Nber rpcber cine an1erttant>
ide 5aneel5Fotte nebmer> penr1 11t@t
feblen?
Oil @elammtansabl Der Briefe, wel>
DIE NIT ou%spdrtieen 2dneern ausses
tauIdt tpurren, mar 2O,295,998. Son
eteien tpurcen 10>4G1,868 aus ben
Ser. @taatea absel&idt unp 1884,
100 empfaueen. Dies seist eab bic
Mmerifaner iareibluiiser fnp, als bic
iibriaen Nationen. Die Transporta=
tipnstofen Bet amerifanil9en pof mad
europa betrueen $174>138.30, Don
irel9er Summe bic u6ambur0zN meriz
$780,
1859 urc Ter Bremer ,Norbteutl9e
Qloyp" $45> 1852 erbielt.
Die &ubrif "dead letters" b. B..
1olde, pel9e als ~unbefeubar in ben
pofbureaur bleiben> besifert i1@ auf
bic u%nsebeuere Sumnae BON 7,195>748.
DaS 0elcanmeilun9s=N us3ablunse<
1vfem bat bic Summe Don $42>O27z
1861 nermittelt unb befanntlt9 1T
aud Elm @elranmeiiune6iyfem nit
Deutl9lanb in bieiem CONNER oerein>
bart &porcen, iiber oe1en Wirfen nod
feline Daten nerliesen.
6err Gre5weQ empfeblt nun fsrnere
Derbe0erunsen oe6 ausemeinen Ycnz
tpelens, ramcntli9 fulde, pelde 9r6z
eere Gintunfte fir bai1elte yeripreden.
@o mill er in ben pofbureaur auf Dem
2anre Sparbanfsn etnribten, ,pel9e
ibres unmittslbaren &e8teruns6lduBeS
1pesen Don ben 9anoleutsn li9er werz
ben benuBt perber uno 3par in um<
fansrei9er @eile. DieleS SYtem 1T
III England einsefQbrt uno brin9t benz
@taate %unsebeure ueberi6dne. Die
en9lilae &esieruns sablt nur p pro<
gent Sntere0en unp bat in Zen Subren,
leitoem iie Sparbanten in ben Ypiz
Sffce6 einseri@tet, aus penielben einen
NuBe11 Don $75,145,6 $50 ee3o9en.
Mtseleben Don rielen gldnseneen grfolz
gen bietet has Yoflparbanfiyfem cine
9ro6e Bsquemlidfe,t rer ldnpii4en 8ez
oolterune bar. Wenn pieie Grlparni0e
bat 70 mub le peite &eiien mad ar5z
Beren Stdpten maoen, in psnen ALIEN
iih S%parbanten %beinren, uno gar oft
eerdtb ras 2anoYclf bur9 feline TIM
tenntnib nit ben 0rpbfdptiiden Ser
tdltniilen in bstra9eriiae 9dnce. lnc
bebdlt ra5 9anrpolf feline Griparni6e
IN Dem Beutsl, 70 sebt capurd Die l1mz
fa~Bfdbtsfeit oes OeloeS fit Gus yanp
petloren. Die pofiparbanfen miroen
ibnen lomit nidt nur Si9erbeit> ion<
bern AUDI bic M6sli6feit, ibr @elp
jinienbrin9enc an;ulesen %seUdbren.
Den burh ete Sporbanfen er,ielten
@epinn MIL 6err Gresweu ba;u uer<
,peupen, Die Eele9rapbenlinien fir bic
&~esierun9 oufsutaufen. Dies it chem
70 in England Ter Sail seweien. Der
NuBen elmer einbeitliden Gelesrapbenz
leitun9. cer unter Ter riretten Nuffdt
Der Bunpesre9isruns ftebt, liest auf
Ter 9anp.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23

HIrben@ anberer.)
miuter.

MiQionen Glpden i@weten
Can't CUR falten grbe nieber,
l1nb beoedt 1T aQes 2etsu
Mit teut 2'i9entu9e wteper.
Ralter Nprb beult @rabsselans.
Die mir tief cas- 6er3 burdi9neiseu,
S@auris ernte 1rauertldnge
2sdt Ct aus ben boblcn meieen.
Iobt iinb ale Gr~iblinssfinber
Mit ben, .ueiB'n unb rptben 8leibe,
limb bic blau unb srin-ni@t mtnber
@tarb nun aud ter gSslein Greute.
@tarr eefroren ilnb bic Aueaen,
Die ben @anbrer oft e~rfreutea,
limb bic eisbebedten @eQen
RSnneu Jpn nidt beinseleiten.
@9lumm're ianft . Mutter Grbe,
Bis ter Qens bid tsirb ermeden,
Msib, bat Is eiuit @inter perbe,
limb r,ei1 Grab tu pirf tebeden.
Mleranoer 8erebolo.
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Rates Of lnigrants mo as follows

Passengers and EmigTnts by this Line from
Chattanooga have choice OF different Routes to
the West aud Northwest, as follows Via Union
city, Hickman or Louisville, therefore giving ii
superior advantages overall other Routes.
Trains run to and from Chattanooga
rs follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE
3lOa.m. Sundays Excepted. 4.30 a. m
S.OOp. III. Daily, 7.lOp. III
All passengers are entitled to 100 povudS bag
gage, which will be handled with care free of
charge
For further information address Agents of this
Line at the following places;
Il. VI. Hook, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
II. G. Rose,
l.. l.. OSment, Cleveland,
II. W, RcnIro, London,
W. j. Taylor, Morristown,
G. NJ. rlalrill, Knoxville,
For Quick Time and Sure Connec-
tons don't forget to buy your Tickets
Of the
81. LoUis, MmplES, N@hrHl" aod ChaHa-
nooya Gr}m WVUgb Linz.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
Genl Superintendent
W. L. DANLEH,
Gcnl Pl&4F1Aqept.
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lcngc close attention to one coming from
Tennessee. Its success thus far is II
good omen OF its usefulness. The Cor
nell Library is well calculated to do
much good in the dissemination of
knowledge Of Il practical character, and
III making practical men with practical
minds.
We are behind the ago in our system
of Common Schools, and mach is before
us. 1t will take labor to give the sub
iect vitality; and VIC must require of our
Legislature to give rs back that which
belonged to our children the fund de-
rived from the sale of our School Lands
Bonds should be issued and the fund
restored Let MS not weary on this
subject, 'knowledge is power .
l spent some time in the department
of Mines in the city Of Washington, and
those from the alcoycs Of Nevada and
Utah, claimed my particular attention
We have mines Of value in Tennessee
MS l learned from the inspection of spec
imcns L took with me-still, our Iron
Mines are the most valuable to us rs n
people, if we viii work them. We want
industry and enterprise; we have the
material, East Tennessee, only requires
to be developed and we are a happy and
prosperous people. Let every man be
up and doing, for our country demands
the sacrifice of our cooperation.
The example Of Chicago challenges MS
to he mp and doing, and trust, Mr.. ed
itor, you will not cease to urge our peo-
pie, our County Court, our oyerscers, to
make better roads; and let us get ont
and in from our beautiful and produc-
tive county, without too much outlay in
paying for our impatience, by hiring it
done / have seen some roads better
than that from Sweetwater to Madison
vile, in MoNRoE.
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"llhN Goose HnngS HIgh,n

The following profcsSed solution o
the ycXod question of the origin Of this
expression WAS clipped from an Eastern
paper quite recently:
"a practice prevailed in some parts
of the South before the war to have O
goose pulling frolic about the holidays
concluded as follows: A goose was tied
by the feet to limb of a tree Just high
enough for horseman in passing, by
raising in his stirups, to reach the head
OF the fowl and give it pull. The
string not being strong, sharp jerk
would bring the bird. Each sport paid
the owner ofthe goose Il bit fora chance
to pull it from the limb; if he succeeded
the goose was his. Sometimes it hung
IL little too high, and so eluded the grasp
Of the catcher RS he rode under the
branch ON which the web-footed bird
was suspended. In such case us the
horsemon galloped past in quick succes-
sion, the remark would be made by the
bystanders, that everything was lovely
and the goose hangs high" D"
Now the man who wasted the mid
night oil in writing that, is II bloody
NIuggins, whoever he is The origin Of
the expression is as simple aid plain as
need be. You in the Atlantic and Wes-
tern States, have two kinds Of wild geese,
viz: the small, ycllow-leGged, spotted
breasted goose, called the "lnughing
goose" and the large, dark goose, prop
crly called the "Canada goose" (ADse,
CaU0dDa@iS.l This last always flies north
ward in curly spring time, in focks,
under Il leader, who heads the column,
and at brief intervals gives off deep,
dull cry, honk-honk! From
this note they are called i'll the West
and Southwest ''honkcrs," Tfthe wealth
er is fair, and prospect ahead pleasant,
these geese fly straight northwNrtl, high
in mir, the leader "honking loudly as he
flies; but, if otherwise, they fly lower,
and in anticipation of storms, break up
their hairow-shaped organization, and
look for place Of aliShting. Thence
comes the expressive and forcible cx-
preston, "l3yerything is lovely and the
goose donl& high;" the word honks has
been misunderstood or corrupted into
"hangs by the whites who heard it, as
| have heard it many times years ago,