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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25

= Let the children sleep. Every hour
that child sleeps is just SO much investment
OF physical capital for years to come. EVerv
hour after dark that child is awake Is ius.
SO much capital Withdrawn. Every hour that
child lives quiet, tranquil, Joyous life Of
such sort as kittens live on heaTths, or snuir-
reis IN sunshine, is just so much investment
IN strength aud steadiness aud growth of tho
nervous system. Every hour that a child
lives lie Of excited brain working either in
a schoo!room or in a ballroom, il just so much
taken away from the reserved force which
enables nerves to triumph through the tor-
ro"s, through the lsbors, through the diseases
OF later life. Every mouibful Of wholesome
food that child eats, at reasonable boura
may be said to tell on every moment of his
lte, no matter how long it may be. Victor
Hugo, the benevolent exile, has found out
that 70 be well fed once in seven days for one
meal has been enough to transform the sp-
parent health Of all the poor children in
Guernsey.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
VIM. Knabe & Co..
Manufacturer of
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT


Piano Fo~ Eca,
wAREaoS&s,
40. $50 w. Bal imOre st. near EutaW.
BALTIMORE. MD.
INh"sc Instruments have been before the Public for
n"ar!' Thirty y~srs, sId upon their exccilruCy
ainne s;tSincd ~ uSFU-CHAsEn PRE ENiSESCE
which p'""ouncSs th'm un'quaied. Their
TONE
c"nlhinCs great power rr.-s and fuc .irrips
qua'tv.H - well great purity "I Intuntti.,n ud
evonncsS through she cnJirc scale. Their
TOUCI
- riiNrt and elastic, and entirely free from the
-tiiiaess found IN :" many P:suos la
WORK !TINSUIP
they are uarNcClIed. u=iuC none bot the vcrv Ics'
sEAS"NSp IRTEHiAt, rh. large 90 pItsi vmp!uvcd in
ga" nu-Ine's 'unnliuEu- t" Keep continually iru-
nru-" stHrS a. lumber. &c. on havt
- All our Square Pianos hAvr ,rgr Ne - InDroy,d
ONrr-'Tung scale and the AgrafTc Treble.
We would cal! special atten ton tO our late in.
PFovcHcnrs in
GRAND PIANOS AND SQUARE GRAXDS,
PATEsTED AuGUsT ~, 1866,
Which bring the Piano nearer perfection than has
yet been attained.
Every Piano fUIly Warranted for , Years
Sole WhulrsNle Agency for CARHART & NEED
HAMS Celebrs 81 PARLOR ORG ass ard CHuRcH
HARN OSICNs.
wN. KSABE & co,
No $50 West Baltimore St. rcar Euta,y
April ID I'''-iy. BALTIMORE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
STATE WEsT VIaGISIA, Auditors OFTrr
LNhc.L.-.- 49, L. -.

STATE OF WEsT NIaGISIA, -4uSigp-'s OF7cr, }
Wheeling. March 2 n, $50.
], Peytnn B. Dobbins, Acting Auditor ni State,
hereby certify, that the officers Of HoNE IxsuR-
AScE CoNPAST of Columbus OHIO have filed IN this
oih>e. In compliance with the provisions Of SrCtioV
Two, Chapter thirty four Of the Code of Wsst Vir
GINA, sworn statement of the Assets and Liabiu-
ties OF Said Company
further certify. that the Governor La. filed
certificate in this Office showing that the said ITnllc
Insur nee Company has deposited with him as re
Sulred by law, the sum Of Twenty i've Thousand
Dollars. S25, ,OJO) in Government acruriiics: a1d
the said Company in con fnrp ity with the thirty
fourth chapter Nih-csa'i has ed rover Of stor-
ney duty certified nn1 authenticated, 7-,5nrin-
ChSs. " u Allison, OF "6crIfu-. their Attorney.
The said Company having complied with ali the
requirements ot law, authority u hereby granted TO
lts Agent or Agents to transact tho business OF In
burHnce within this State.
Given under mT hand the da ' and vcRr above
written. P B. DOBBI>S, Acting Auditor.
Risks Written at Adequate Rates
June q, Es7O-1r. CharfSs.nun -, n' sSn,:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25

y REMARKABLE DREAM VERIFIED
The Louisville Commercial Of Tuesday savs.
Yesterday gentleman Of the highest cbafac.
ter, minister of the gospel, related to us tho
following remarkable facts, which were fur.
nished him by Rev. /. n. Thompson. n we'll
known Methodist minister of Southern Iudi.
ana, aud formerly presiding elder of the
Mitchell district. One of Mr.. Thomnson's
parlshioners had very singular dream, which
ran about as follows, as he related it to his
iamliy the next morning: lie dreamed that
In walking through one Of his pasture fields
he came upon a certain tree. near the path he
was following, aud which had an obepinr.
from rot, on one side. Near the foot of this
tree, coiled alongside the path, lie saw in his
dream large, yellow, rattle snake, aud this
snake, his dream told, had bitten him and
killed him.
After relating the dream to his family next
morning, lie concluded to go to the pasture.
and there beside tho path at the foot Of the
haii-rotted tree, lay coiled up large rattle
snake. SeiZiEg small limb from : tree ".
Ins near, he struck at the snake, but in doing
so his foot slipped and he fell upon the pois.
onous reptile, which bit him upon the cheek.
lie hasiened to his home, nearly a quarter of
a mile distant, where two hours later, he died
IN great agony. This story is an almost in-
credible one. but it comes TO US from such a
high source that We cannot doubt its truth.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
The Sincere Man.

sincere man. like sincere work. bearu
the stamp of nobility upon his counteuauce.
no matter how rugged aud uucouth tbs fea.
lures may be. Sincerity classifes tho whole
soul, SO that the light Of heaven can shine
plainly into it. 1t includes earuestness. not
so much because it is itself peculiar active
virtue, as because it enables US TO see, and
therefore urges Us to obey, the human need
Tor activity. OF all things, sincerity is tho
most antagonistic to ia!sehood, because false>
mood IL the meaneSt and most igpobIe Of the
vices the vice indeed which seems to en-.
veIop all other vices, for even cowardice i,
but taIsehood to human instinct, and sin in
all its guises but falsehood 10 nature and
cowardice in the face of moral aus,erity.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
PIEDMONT & ARLINGTON
Life Insurance Company of Va.
The Greatest success of Che Age.

wM c CARRINGTOS President
JSO. Z. EDW NRDS. Vice President.
. }. UNRTSOGE. Secretary.
3.J. HOPKINS, Ass'I s...,CIaTy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25

The public school moneys actually COL
Iec'ed for the system in Charleston. s. e.
this year, have amounted to Sl7O 600. very
near equal to the amount in Baltimore -
On June SOth the schools closed, because the
money had all been stolen by the officials.
= To be merchant, tie art consists mora
IN getting paid than in making sales.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ST. GEO. 7. BROOKE,

ATTOR NEY AT LAW,
CharIestOWn, Jefferson County. West Va,
OFFERS his Professional services o the Citizens
" of Jefferson and adjOiaing cOUnties.
April Is, lS1l-lY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-10-19
Just received hy PERKINS, will be sold at prices
that cannot be beat
cor Words to that effect .

tAat tAnh"t nc peat
cor Words to that effect "
LtgENIsE,
Screws and Starch,
Brooms and Lard,
Nails and Nutmegs,
Pi.chforks aud Putty,
Pork and Hand Sheds,
Gimlets and Molasses,
Whips and KaugifiY
Soap and Prize Collars,
Flour and Grindstones,
Tobacco and Ok Bows,
Axes and Kerosene Oil,
Paints, Oils, and Sugar,
Mackerol and Mustard,
Corkscrews and Cement,
Shoe Backing and Shot,
Pocket Knives and Glue,
Shoe Pegs aud Crackers,
Jack.Knives and Ginger,
Goldfish aud Ak Handles,
Picture Frames and Lime,
Artists Colors and Raisins,
Graham Flour and Screws,
Pick Axes and Tooth Picks,
Candles and Carriage Bolts,
Chains and Lamp Chimneys,
Hens Eggs and Horse Nails,
Cut Tacks and Chewing Gum,
Stove Polish and Corn Starch,
Mallets and Looking Glasses,
Shaving Soap and Hand Saws,
Rope Halters and Mouse Traps,
Paper Hangings and Clothes Pins,
Buckwheat Flour and Sand-Paper,
Window Glass and Tack Hammers,
ana many other articles TOO numerous 70 men,
ton IN work 81 this kind
For further particulars ext
STEPHEN ALLEN,
he viii be there when you call
G Il 4 L N T L A,
Extra quality 90 cents per pound
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-23
Nennebet youtnal.
Published on Water Street, Foot of Court,
AUGUSTA. MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN L. NASH.
lallp Atnnrbrt AourMl.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
nves reports of the Markets and has carefully pre-
red political and local articles, and generous
amount Of farming, home and miscellaneous read
ng with full compilation of State news.
Terms, q per annum in aicancei IS il payment
L not made within the year. Single copies cents,
0 be had at the bookstores and at this Office.
Advertisements one inch in length, three in
,ertons less, sIo0; IS cts for every subsequent
Insertion. Longer advertisements, those Inserted
CT any considerable length of time will be inserted
1t favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices 25 per cent. additional
Amusement Notices, ~ per square per week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-23
The Darien ExpeditiOn-Hard OF a
Wrecked Crew.

A Panama dispatch of the 18th inst.
says
A twelve-oared launch belonging to
the United States steamer Resaca and
carrying the mails from Chimpagna to
Panama-l20 miles-was capsized on the
oth inst. off Chippilla Island, and Charles
Bradenhall, seaman, and letters and doc
uments and $1,000 in specie were lost.
Lieut.. COMMANDER Barclay was in COM
mand of the launch, and he, after strug-
Cling with the waves for hours, with his
men, succeeded in righting the boat All
hands had been in the water up to their
necks. They rowed amidst into nse suffer-
ing for twenty-four hours after the wreck
They then lashed themselves to the oars
and plunged into the surf. They nearly
p rished, but finally reached the shore,
where they found a man in a hut ON the
beach, and there passed the night. Next
morning no vestige of the launch could be
seen. and Panama was thirty miles dis
tant, and they were without conveyance.
The party walked through the woods suf-
tering from heat, exhaustion and insects.
They stopped at the house of Senor Arese-
man, which was half way, and were kind
ly treated. The party arrived at Panama
yesterday, when they were well cared for.
Lieut. Barclays GOODNESS and courage are
much praised by the seamen.
The operations of the expedition are al
most finished. The two exploring parties
were to meet at the end OF April, and" Sc
lected for the depression spot near Paya.
After thorough survey, the lowest eleva-
ton was found to be 7l6 feet In Janua-
ry, Commander Selfridge merely recon-
noitered the locality and estimated the al
tltude of the divide with pocket compass
The actual survey has just been complet-
ed, which settles the question. Tunnel
ling is recommended. The explorers on
the Atlantic side suffered terribly from
sickness, but there were no deaths. Those
on the Pacific side. including officers and
doctors, are convaleseent. The feasibility
of this route is unfavorably regarded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-23
Bored Tubular Well !!
A Great Improvement over the

"Old oaken bucket, the iron bound bucket,
The moss covered bucket that hung in the well. ;.
No more digging wells; no more cisterns; no
more surface water; no more drowning children,
dogs, cats, rats, snakes, tOads, worms, &c, We
warrant well that cannot be pumped dry and
that will supply pure water. Water made good in
wells that have become foul and impure. II you
don't believe it ask
Camp Meeting John Allen, Auburn, Mass.
n. & W. Sprague, Providence, L. l..
Col. Dewitt, Augusta, Me-
W. NJ. Thayer, Mansion House, Augusta Me.
F. O. Bodge, Westbrook, Conductor on p. 4. X. R.
X.
City Of Portland at the Work House.
Leahe & Gore, Portland, Soap Manufacturers.
j. G.. True & Co., Portland Distillery.
New York & Kennebec Ice Co., Gardiner
Boston kennebec Ice Co., Gardiner.
Maine State Fair Society of 1870.
Wells bored and all kinds of jobbing done under
the head Of wells pump piping; testing ground for
brick yards, minerals, railroad lots, river channels
&c. All orders should be address sed to
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-12-16

y lady was reading to her servants
ol account OF the Chicago fire. Tic
incident OF the burning of the eman.
cipsfi1n proclaultion arrested the
attention OF Que old colored woman.
q slave all her life, who viewed the
ptG'lamalon much as the Isralites
did tho ark OF the covenant. what
dat sac said, burned up?" ayes,
annH, burned up" " Den what
gTlne come Of us again!' 81 don't
know may be you'll be slaves as be.
fore, Den dis chile gwine no die
ri'hl new Aud throwing M her
hands IL disulAy, -he left The presence
Other mistress isitirg dire impre-
&c Ions on the bead Of the man what
sot out dat fire" ."-AeW OHcQas Pc
0yUHt
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-12-16

IN the Geological Gardens In B.g,.
sells y large agtiiclsl cave Eas bs..
constructed, which contains q nunbsr
oE winding passages, adorned with
alactlttS, In these are placed arrp
S'aSS reservoirs within which gsl If
many different varieties di,plrt fban.
selves. These aquara are lighted Ly
Xas jets aoove, aud standing before one
OF tuem the habits aud motions of 1Ie
hsl can be stuied at lei ure4.Gta ner,
feet case. Some Of the tragspaie2r
tanks a1e inhabited by slls ana cgpe.
odlles, white others srs devoted IA
tnOse curious creatures OF tie son
which seem 70 bo rather flowers than
noPes. Hail a franc is Tie price o. ai.
mission TO this curious display, which
Is greatly admired by tbs honest an.
zeus of Brussels, rs wei RS hy ali
strangers who visit tue gardens. a
similar aquarim constructed on d larre
scale IN Central Park would be an N.
traclivo novelty, aud by recurring n
small admission fee, which the pubic
would oheeriully pay IL cou!l certain.
y be made seit.supporting.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-12-16

mulfpp fra oI1v Lafra ha,,., A. 'sr
u..r. WIN la.n.rgts tega9i,,, 2 49, w .
.tamaEo ..ra.f .',e.,trr5tt-. .u-..
.a ~ tra don, md r,.1f5,.y. - -" ..,,''
.gaefog5l .-.srri, ~ ~ ..',,a ,..t
Side, Who ia o.r.frs In 49,. p. -.-... C-.
r,seg? A1oIIla.rv ,a.a r.fa
a.H l,ve he INK ro.f11g ,..,I
.aH. ,r;li' r.t.. a-l- o',''s
mO .l9...." 1.i 1.. ~, - ''I-st .r,str y. 4
..H.a a r.u I....e.,r ,,-
t.,.l-Agl aEl aa.E.rt ,ror.' ". .
uul on Die ogt.r. r,gyiur. r.t... 49,.
.aa oftEa door, On .a ..,. w..
those sae5af.l T vo.IH ,g'H"r h.
...u.ai. / would rather Ii,. arr...,
..,.u- rgv iat9r.r tarr, ~ ~. *. q"
sculI.ag faY,E 8adia.lg..v
O..u -o .aloug.'t.y agmy of fn...
moments a-a.1ip. .luugt 5a.,r. .,.
Ga.lI suffered. Bead. ar u.g.......
Gm wecd down hi , g...r .,t,..,. ...g.
.e#.E feature. .rug f'ir. ..g a.-n5
.m Dgs.h chattcrel. bal lof.. f...
md window nv baDd. c,nrr pi.a "
Strength OF gra.v th.t Policeman 4
y ana foIlcemn u could hardly
.A'e overcome without tearing my
u"-eE' rom 'aeir socket,
Il BELL q quarts whistle, and an
caane -hIioE, Uu,yab' We ,...,
again. I ann s4Ycd-,4yrd-.,y..
'""' desperately iIut but m lime /
recover.
N'Fed: indeed. Poor wretch. ! lit
ne hle" VIVA, was IN store for me
. slowly aud deliberately | dressed
Ih 7.Lt in MY et-iicad's rIo.au-.
OHtcea@t5mea to he dc.aad ia gor.
!'"H2 array ! began "i,a hl,-cll
,en'ro senses 70 think Haat igr,
IooNa3,
"h"'o. what's tHo.? 5Mt.. the
- ~ s"!'pInE "S"" 30 so"h 'ol
/ ..'. '.7 "'Ii g'q"aal"'ei win ul
., ,'..., anu h''c" 'i'"' u'' express oyug''
.' ~ .,",' q. '.'' i.-A' '''.Io"' 7Jl"t .
'',..ay,sr'' .5r.,., ..l, Ill.,
y.l, .lohs.n' uoNo. ,, : '.,' feSoE mere.
.'.i' oA | e'''" = we l4.eaniago a.' .
VIZ" @uI NY 'IIy"d- DcAei .
w.. - ""l: - = ! am &"l1@ 10 .
,,,.,, ,,".'.,u,,' ~, l'Egy n.I'd' ] y Oh IN
y,','''4a,N'e' ", I, / can py! lae oih'ten"o. |
W. w. va. y.lH nave ~ prs, .
q. '"'pD'tU / can 't'-" 1t ti.'DA ~ ~ ,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-12-16

soNL # The California farmer5 are
'allr3tmg The Ilalian SUI. flower for
the sake Of rs root, which isa bulb.
and as nutritious as potato.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-12-16


@ @Thnrgn,s,k.,.,g.-rr>u.ltHnpa.r.- The
1fum l,aa.. illustrated lhe aC
tnu .ur,fsiu 1868 m.IE., .,tuu ....
N np-d f. ,.. aM. va..- B..
is1t ,uc d myuj utrEu .lIre .p-
eltQuueA supy'i dtN d, uuuItan'u
tn! mllu yurrns. lu trr
fenI,] ivahla on regions, a afrmt,r,
Gt"ni'nk s,mo se,ruv m't 100
kIglh by ahml lhir.y la breadth,
hofo than five tHoG-uni wis u.a m
pperajt Il, l-idIug yruilcco.ab'u
tvenIeen thousand Uare % ta,.
Nany torIu"rs Havc tren WuuaH3 la,
uIihR lhe ilacution MhmrDav3Ht
fno'o he development of Ina uN
'ot o'" some ID tnnse "ioWero inr
i''l energetic !h 'htlr ttalls To haI'd
p u'e oa7'"esN hnNe bee" ."pe'r--' y
"uptd hy me re'rr'ts itchsniW 10
k kr cI"o' o'IeHmriil u me-" industry
H''e'S nave hr,h ieN"iuct "i1n uI-
uoal uninterrupted surces-, due iu
yea, nleasuf'' "iJn"ut douut to'"r.'
Y @Icdnllon, pa ent mWpge-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-12-16

Z S2nday school scholar being ask.
VINO made the beautiful hills about
IN replied that ho did not know,
\ i'ls ~ parents only moved W'a town
Y Friday before.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-12-16

MEIALlNE An invention IS sp0.
'fn ol IN Nature which aim, at iua
Gllre sboil ion Of oils uni all other
aOrlcating meigriais Ter boxes, 5i.dss
'pd every condition Of moiion where
elailic fric'i y in 20 bn overcome or
pteled 1t is cla!m,d thet ruoh a
Fuit has been actually achieved ANJ
Nv There are engines nov running
lVh this material, Wbich the pfoprle-
aver have wurhed 10 eCmpletosat.
laetlon for weehs and moulbr. Il ls
aten TO 6e the york Of u tclenjiIc
~ prac lcal gentleman, wSli known
'h m tins country ana IN Eur pc,
IN M nus RPaht II great many }tST> 80
'ue otudy nf physical toIc3sHBd their
vc's, with especial rhrenea 90
le'als. lua pencral way, TIE dl-cov-
g'~Whtch nus received the name ol
etS'!tae--ia described as consisting
such e1mhInatIuns and msuipula-
RuH OF vRflou> metallic Substances ss
make . turSSCe Or which tn 0rdi'
y aAlos, cranks, Hins, z,ita5 etc., OF
M n, e'eei, brars, or any other metal,
y run with much less friction, with
neat that comes within The rllBh,'
lposSlolli'yuf danger, and wi.uCu!
''ease OF the motive power used,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-12-16

a ship should not be held bv ono
auchor, nor lie by 4 single hope.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-12-16

t.ra #unI muuiarlory Yas cs-
.Ii.n.} rg ur southern portion of
....,a .., month. ago. Fort,
I..- rrHos rmoIo,cd In ft: 5000
tr mw IL ere owd on, by il in
yt... aH.pc value Of the goods
YHw.y unmJ % nearly 500 600
n.tt.." None bait white labor j.
.s....narun c.mra al rra silk
.... ..l .,..,.,., th. ha.i.nf ma.
........ r..,- ,....n ..,.,7. 0no
..........f ..,I F,l ,.,u,-lg nr ra,.
.... ..,.' ..'. '. ,,n ,.,a'.r,' ",
.' ''0 t''N " r'N'', up "cuNI! al
y. .i ~. '' .' a'',' '''o'o y ol"o'
100 'he p.l.0a's 'ot th' necessary ma
"Nh'f} 0o WORK up 4o5 pounds
Nrh'l iuH necessary addition |"
i.rWtrhlnerN will be mace, and lUU
eJg.s win tui empIoymeut as soon
I, Na reminder OF The compBny's
.Drs.---ai4Uuntiug to S10U00--is
ug-p
rn. ..r,casg NJ ti,is eilI, factory ha.
L..,. ...... ..f.r.,i,r,. S;fl..trip,.
..''.. ..,.,.,.,, ...,, ,,,,r,' oni p,nso u,ho
a." '7 .''" ''I ''',, ''09v ,,,,,i' ;no
D. wy ','' 's nj re-, I.t,,,.'',
|.'"F '.." Pr'N ~! '',I ~ "'6 6"c,. "c,'
rM, ,ui Dos &oois, Wnl'e inc pfo,l'S
NnNt5e enterprise nave exceeded
lh'cNprenlion Of rs proprletors'--
San lfaactSc0 Bu(GitA
IiE NACCINNATION.-On this sub
j.rr, uo~ 90 important, Prot. George
h Woud speaks in his Practice OF
hte'cinc y vol. l. pages i6l-6-I edl-
ton ot 1858:
"inie operation should be employed
in every case which hos not been test
ed ry cNpo-ure 10 smallpox contagIon
.lurns an epidemic prevalence OF the
disease 1t may oa asked whether
Na'ai aii'n should oe emPi2yeu 10
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-12-16

a.a total increase IA the 1lethodist
/. .S,pal Church, in thi. country, for
tb, W-t hy. years Is 500 JSs'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-12-16
NORTH POLE.

The Discovery Of the North PoIo-Re-
port Of Lientenant Payer, Of the
German NpCdition- The Hest Route
10 the North Pole.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
uerlortn nnb oofb gerettet
pbeT:
Aastobtabt ugtua.
fFrrtlebunhO
(6prtesuas.)

vDcbl mug man etrras earauf &C.
ten," eiferte Der olte &eibel, %~oblonter=
lid BET 70 einsm, pie Der Grons. Du
BIT ter @ater unb fiebt ridt aue5 ;
i'd oter babe in 1olden Dinaen Elm
i6arfes auee urp i9oa NIT Dir meme
liete Notb sebabt. 6dtts1 tu setonnt,
nj. tu tomol5 mputef, 10 wdref tu
unter bic Sdaulpieler aesanaen uno
Elm serfcmmsues Genie aewcreen.
Meiner Strense ausin nerpantit ru e5.
cas tu ieBt Elm ld6ne5 Nmt betIeicef
uno Elm attbarsr Wann oeporben
bit. Gag lelbit Oh es nidt 70 it,"
uGreilid, %antportete Der &atb, nal5
Sunee battle td mstne S6ruuen i'm
&opfe uno bu BAIT mir ie supeilen nit
Dem Mas1abe aaase!rieben, aber wie
i'd mir babe ratben la1en, 10 mtro es
Gran, AUDI tbun, trenn er in bic SABRE
Der 9ernunft fommt."
sd ia9e biz, bic Sdruuen fben
fef bel ibm unb ml0en eel5it tperoen.
Yae efnn,al auf. Oh ct nidt babes tunz
ben lang nit ben Solcaten lduft renn
Ercmpetern cos Nctsublatt anbdlt,
beim Grereiren ;milden Ten Yfercen
purdidllpft, uno bic me;ite freie 3eit
auf benz 8alernentrfe subrinst. Nber,
reiet ou, es 1T tbm NIT cem Sclcaz
tenrpercen rtdt einu,al ernH, ioneeru
ct reitet auf rcmantildsn @rilsn UNI
ter. 6eutt fno es bic Splcoten
moraen fcnnt etrpas Nneeres an bic
N.ibe. Wenn i'd an reiner Steue
mdre, i'd rpirce ibm jeoesmal Elm Du>
seno aui;dbIen, pean ct lol6e pbantaz
fen cfentart."
Der 3atb 1udte leinen alien @ater
;u bsldwidttsen uno iaste inn, eob er
nien,als ben Sauuen ieinss Snaben
na4aeben ruerce ; er ioue Sorab etpos
ta9tise5 Iernen une IA peree fId mil
Der 3eit idpn rer @eldmad fit eineu
antern 8eruf ausbilpen. Mls ct F9
aud ramft nod nidt berubisen poute
psrIpra9 er inn 1usar, n6~tbi9enfaus ~
renjenisen Mitteln ieiae 3ufudt ~
nebmen, pel9e isiu Sater fit bic be-
fen anlab.
Grans bate mdbrene ptelesG eiprdda
ieiner eiebltsssneisuns Gulse aesebeu
unb mar ben 6ularen ouf ben Grercir;
plus na5setar;t. 5ier traf Jpn BEL
Orc6sater, pie ptsler i'm StiQeu Dor:
oussslest Butte. 81 uinfte ibm mi
rem Singer beran uno iprad ~Mi
Dem 3eusni7e bin i'd iebr ;u~frieOen
rno la 1T CUR 8elobnuns Elm ueue
GbaIsr ober i'd tnlpfe eie 8soinsuu[
aaran, tab pu ntdt mebr eer Solra:
Eaten nahlduft ionft 1T es eer lebte
Ten eu Don mir erbdltit t."
Nuf ben idnsit psrIprpdsnen Gbals
5atte ft1 Trana ppn Cen lestsn Jerie'
bis bsute ssfreut uro idun bsldlo1en
cine Vatrontalhe pafar ;u faufeu, abe
rie Jreuce purpe tbm isst lebr YerSduI
Diit bitterilber Mtere ftefte It be-
lbaler in Die Sal4e uap f&li@ MAJ
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
Il.
Der(4oQtue Qaae.

@m Stamu1e elmer 2fnbe
Aaf zines Berses &anb
6tanp ID ina Abenepiabt
l1ns fab tiuab tu's eaus.
@<tetm niBssues 9rduuen
Dob LET'S iein 3auberbane
llub fiitert' IN ben Bdumsn
tlnb sins sur@'s san3e 2ans.
Der Bsrse @ipfel blidteu
1euspleeu III ben &9etn,
Bia @@loBruineu utdtta
nab l9autet trdumeub breiu.
Nm 6tmmet 3usex etera:
Den alien ep'seu arets,
Dor utr lag in Der 6erue
DER Beree Suberets.
l1nb Wolfeubilb<r fusex
@ebl tunsert Meilen pett,
@lsi& ibusn II sssossa,
Die alte, sxte 3eit;
Dit 3eit Der fifteen eisber
uns BETTER Suseueluf,
Git fob unb tebrt nidt u isber
Sn bic beflemm'ne Bruf.
eie 1T tabin ssl6punbeu,
@ie cine i65ne Gag
l1ub tutrs ridt rnetr scfuubsn,
8is an ben iunsfsn Sag.
s Eer Snp-1, ser Gels, tie einbe
Grsdblea nod ron ibr,
11ub trauernb sebn bic @tnoe
Dur9's bunt!e @alereoier.