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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-16

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-16
Qualification.

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@iblcp uab Meeeoo.
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Brandt.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-16

Dies obne 3usiftl iteral bic erS6!e sner-
~lennuns fabsu miro.
prfis- Reoufiruag
eatr 0aeren Der
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9. S. 3abm,
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.esef0ur @imeancut.

q @s9r as eine RtQtsn Rea>
~ {hen uao Sbie,e ipurseu eartIt
~ ~ scn Ehsunatismus, Gefhmui-
mi ia a Fen. fs,fsn Ottesern uuo Qdtu1-
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Sabre.
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Gafsria. G5 regulirt ben Ma9eu, eurtrt Wins
Gslic una f5j.cert uatiirltteu @9Iaf. % IL
stn SubRitut fl. Gator DEL
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-16

Gtastratb. - Der SiaarSberiAt sas
S9asmetiers fur eaa etesIaufsas paltiabT
e9aiebt fulgsabe 9telu!tate,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-16

Jtepu6l. Ufat.... IS Do %
8oriaes Satr aabtte Der Ssuat 10 Gems
fraten uuo 81 Rspublitaner uno oas Saus Sc
Iemctrateu eessn 70 &esublflner nit eintr
@eiammtsrspublfaaiiten Nfbrbeit roa S.
Slimmsn. bic nun aai Is on~sepat(sa il,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-16
Mrs. O.. o. gerrin,
40. II wabafbatp Gtrafe.
pua- uuo mooe- maaren-
@e1ddft,
FANCY GOODS etc,

Dit sertid.n Tanen pcu ct. Paul urb TINT 1easnt Rns
t5at6f Elm, elaten. bd ntr rce'ufrrsdtn. Nceae nnb
ttQts. Eehiennns rpirt 3~useRtert. 26l
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-05
THE SERENITY or rur DYING

II has so happened that have seen
many men and Yemcn die. Without
design or disposition On by part i
have very many times been present
when siek psa sons we're ebbIpg to eter-
nifty j have seen men and women,
young and old, cultivated and ignorant
orthodox and hcterodDx, in their last
pomcpts; and, as rule, all Of thsW
passed away, If not withoat regret al
least with entire resignation. Aene OF
them showed dxsad Of the fa4.rc
! Their thoughs were fixed oa what,tLey
were quitting, rot on what they were
going to. ] observed shat some OF
them were troubled, perhaps distressed,
when they iirst thought they copid not
recover, but that tue yesrcr their eud
c4yie the less .@pprehepaiyo and ..he
oaImo, they grew. Having once kan
ishcc hope, Tranquility seeped to de-
scend upon she'd a. substitute, and
, aftorward, II free from physical pain,
there va, nprufflsd peace If encour'
aged 70 believe they might Got well q
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-05
LOVE; FINITE AND INFINITE.

know what il means to love but
have no conception Of what love is
when it rolls ip the bosom Of an infinite
God, ! know wGsi the feeling is IN
I forgive lmquity; oct what conception
have | Of the mercy at Him who, from
age to age, sitting upon the circle Of
the earth watching the nsnbcrless i'm
pericetions of miserable Dasn, shines
through them all and still tsIgivesf 7
! know what light is as it shincs from
my candle, bot do know what SIS
sun is from that I know what wat.r
is when | take drop Of it in my tam
bier, but do know the tlppaer of
the ocean from TINT : I know that
when / see God He will be wise but
how little do know Of the wisdqm 9f
tod | know that lie will be Just aud
mercifu' but how little do | know nj
His justice and mercy . know that
lie win be God Of love, but %, hnY
little do know Of the extent and
grandeur Of that love How ,mpaE-
feet are my slender IDEAS as mcaaS Iy
which to ssshion, lift up. augment, ~
large, aud carry out this suprsmest al
tribute Of the infinite aud eternal God .
It is by these qualities that | know my
God ; but l~know him only by speci-
msGs. by small samples. Ny eoncep-
tious Of him are imperfect know
Him, aud ! do not know Him, lie iS
psesent with me ! sec him in myself
and in others yet see him only I.
through a glass darkly. Who that !.
finite can form any conception Of God
Of such purity and sweetness w w.
ume as the God whom we wssshlp!.,.
Henry Ward Beecher.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-05
TRUE ANp FALSE HEARTS.

They dwell IN every community, aud
their attributes are ~ visible to hEman
eyes as the good and bad Getious of all
pcouutabla beings are. The false heart
il as iuconstant as the saves Of an
ocean, it is the abode q human selfish.
ness whore no refined aud tender feel
ing and sentiment over cpters in it,
passions are strong and jts ambitions
are wild, brt ever restless, chaugeabIc
and transitory It eicayes TO US in our
prosperity, and, 50 long as an jntimatc
association with Us can bring 70 it apy
social, poiitica. or BUSINESS distinction,
it courts, culTiee aud Gaioles US into the
belief that its interest III our welfare Is
az sincere and earnest rs our own.
The true heart is as unfbFrgeable as
eternity il clcaycs TO us through
every worldly trial and misfortune. ); it
regards our talings with charity, and
our mistakes w..l pity and forgiyepess.
The uachanccabis dove Of such aeart
IL the most prcoless boon in the ,heay-
cnig dispansation otsi.ds great gifts
to humanity. II is often enc last prop
that sustaios dropping eoul, thai stag
gers nader .its heayy burden of sorrow
anl adycr,iAg No atom Of sclf-loye
nor quality pf deeeit larks in the placid
besa.a rhere ii dgolis. \ true heart
IL as pcarnsle " a mean action Ms u
bir'i i.iueapabIe Of flying without wings,
LpJcae
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if they had a f,vorshle turn, the ad
anxiety, with scYeshing of the former
apprehension, t4srpearcd; proving
that their mental aisluictade Was born
Of their expectation III life. not OF their
fear o: death. Thus ws.s established
clear analogy betweeb material ami
spiritual anguish under rhe same cir
ennltances As we have sen, they
VINO are sadly hurt, or seriously i'll, e>-
pcricnee sahering in ccning to life.
while the downward path to death, both
for the body and the soul. is paved with
slnoothness and serenity ,Gatayy Jor
Aoremder.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-05
THE rlBaf nADT.

Was ever fond mothers basy 50 fan
as mine Ever eseS SO bright, little
Eeurls so sunny, or smile so swee, |
wondcr If Washington 4 infancy was OF
fairer promise tha9 this first baby Of
mine I behold What none others ap-
pear to sce--the ceRing statesman, tn"
philosopher and thu hero, all dinily for
Shadowed in this my ,.;riiag boy.
Years pass, The baby boy has be-
come Il you,h, full Of hish hopes and
wild aspirations Life is lll fresh and
bright and reple;e with honor and hap.
piness,
Aaon, sober manhood co~es, freight
ed With its train Of pale cares ana deep
Slisappointments, The high hopes OF
youth are fading, tading away, The
great expectations have come to nanght.
and one by one bcen borne away on the
relentless b;llows of reality The
wealth that was tq eoGo for the asking
came only through days and nights OF
toll ana waiting,
Caro- and years are silyering cur dor-
ling boys bright hoad { for to Us he is
still q boy) onl ha is neither States
man nor J. president hut rs VIZ 1T
our chastcned hearts unto Him who
doeth all things well y we are Cad shat
this our lr,;- l..rp, the child of our
early love. is IAN honest man. the
noblegt work o:Iod '--,jspay Joacs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-05

trouble until the sun of peace rose anc
threw such food al light on the Who'll,
question that not only the members o.
the Geneva Board of Arbitrators eoulc
see, but the nations saw the question
in all its bearings and themselves rs
brothers, and therefore ought not tt
quarrel. Aud in the settlement Of
that question precedent is established
that stands without peer ig the his
tory Of the world
The question of "CSvil Seev.ee Re
form" as we'll as many other questions,
that I have not time to speak concern
ing, to-day call for gratitude. Allow
me, however to speak Of one or two
questions before | close, the manner
in which they have have been settled
sends thrill of JOY through the hearts
of the people, / allude to the Tamma-
nv Hall and Erie Railroad rings--the
two champion and coordinate stenches
Of New \ oris They haze been settled.
The stunning blow given to the Tam
many Ring last year. about which my
Brother Webster spoke so cloquently
in his thanksgiving discourse one year
ago, has been followed this year by its
anuihilation.
Fisk, Tweed, Connolly, Cardozo,
McCunn. Barnard have vanished from
the scenes Upright judges and honest
administrators stand to-day where
rogues and thieves stood one year ago.
Popular patriotic instinct is rising in
grand sublimity to the height Of its
destiny.
Popular grasp has seized the throat
OF fraud and corruption, is branding it
with snamc and delivering it over 70
its hel! OF torment.
While corruption was rampant and
robbery and fraud were the pastime Of
the ring, hapacy was demanding
the ro@Gyal OF King james trsnsla-
tfon from the Public School, AYE the
destruction OF th& school system itself,
and it pointed us to the growing power
Of its son Tammany hoping thereby to
terrify us into submission But Tam
many is dead and its mother, { Papacy)
is mourning very sorely, tAoAd God.
We rejoice to-day in the reelection
Of Mr. Grant There are many ica-
lures in tie election that call for graft
tude. One of The best is the defeat Of
the schcmlng p4li tieiaps who without
convictions take up those opinions
which promise to secure the largest
number Of votes. They are disgust
ing rqos, and it is pleasure to sec
them coming to grief.
D2riag the year over one hundred
millions 81 ting national debt have beoF
paid Asuupl taxation has decreased
nearly enc hundroa and fifty millions,
Duties have been removed from nearly
all the articles that we use
Daring tac year mo'titndos OF peo-
pie have been secured IN their civil
rights
Peace and plenty hi our borders,
the smile of heaven rests on our land.
The ensign of our glorious Republic is
treated with respect on every sea it
floats proudly and trlomphantly IN
every port
"')h let US give thanks unto the
Lord for hls goodness u nto the
God oi H0ds Tor his mercy, unto the
,rAg nc 1r1s 4ar bis u1nifnlI f.,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-05
tfor tho Sentinel J

No moro On words most sal Of eil,
lhst Oh the breaking hggri stTluga tall,
Telling Of somc hope thatf ue|
Some cherished idol, los, or dead
The rosy ,iyht oflifc's bright Wora,
Youth jnvuns visions rent aaa t1tht
'tBc nupf thRt made the wa|sg ongaj
I.ig id.Ivd from sac sufOTius bBhl.
10 norr! Oh words ., aad and hr.t'
= ffanght With parting wpe aaf gHn.;
w. know On Inst br.gHL heafrpL .H"re.
We ghai hgar taDsG wc. "a 40 lJyTe- % more
IArY Liy&G4IDs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-05

TO; thus the strange mass of patAos,
poetry, carleaturo, and beauty which
lie heaped up together, without order
or distinctive head,"s. and which men
endorce as Society ana tha World.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-05
The pure waters Of heaven descend

The pure waters Of hepycn descend
iutq the cess-pools aud noisome PLACES
Of garth, stagnato and create the poi
sopyus miasn4a which deals death to
al who approach it. Should the places
he condemned In time from the cF.
fects Of this very sta2nation, they be-
come rich garden spots wherein grow
beautiful flowers and delicious fruits
Let man learn the lesson and remo'e
The caasos Of degradation ,if he would
gather the flowers and cat jhe fruit of
virtue II. b. Loomts.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-05

--politene@.is not always a sign OF
wisdom ,bpi the want Of always
leaves room for Suspicion Ct fol!s, -
LanIor.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-05

--"The man. who, without pressing
temptation, tells falsehood, will with
out pressing temptation, act ignotly
and measIy."
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-05
THE POOR.
Let not smbston mock ih.t SstnD toil.
th"it honoly JOYS. al dod,iiy ob.Ture
N.r srshieur hear wtfh !i,dainful .iaile
T1e short, out tiiaJie annals ei the pear.


T'e short. out tiRtie annals ei The pear
The man, ~he, by the exercise al
his natural abilities rise. to postisx
Of eminence and honor, unlcss gifted
with an unusual amount Of kinaaess of
heart, aud unsclhshncsS of soul. is cy-
cecilngly apt TO regard m,th loyity
and AFFECT 10 despisc tho lesser doing.
Of his fellow creatures. Yc, does hs
ever realize in his sober moments that
to these people he is Indebted for what
ever grYndnre or falpe he acquires J
All c.pnqt be great Nv tbI9 world
Few cap LS gcnluscs i bmutu NUM-
Der only can acquire distinction in the
arts, IN the sciences. in litermure, iu
politics, in comMcrcc and in war.
There must be tbe lesser millions to
Gil up the chinss aud creyices in M
tjOn to give body aud strength to i
70 carry out the more stupendous plaV
Of greater minds, as the artisan rcar4
with toiling hands the structure that
the architect designs Though in
humble sphere, and with little osteptu.
ton the laboror goes about his daily
duties if h, perform them vel anl
faithfully, is he not as desarying NJ
credit and praise M the master nlpd
that directs himY Capital cannot GAe
without labor labor cannot live N.sl-
ont cayttI, They are absolutely ,s,-
sep,ial to eash other. The rict are
necessary to the existence Of tks 'poor,
tbs psql sre,teasaaiy ~ Lae @xistenre
Of the rich Yin egery beman heart
God has implanted " soul, and the
promises Of ,the future are as bright
and fair in abe lowliest mind as th.y
are ip TIE .ipfties; one. Life is Lbs =
theatre; during the play, we spks
higher .aud lower seats, but Ybsp u
IS oser and the curtain fs.., We
aiRsle in tae common streaY tnd s9
home =
The annals Of the poos are short spd
simple Their sphers Of actiap /.
necessarily limited, vet their LIMIT Of
usefulness il indnla The most sqaal.
id rag.picker thpt gand"rs about amid
the garbage ii the alley and street.
may have "A .,istory as antcresting as
the annals Of a king However low
toe tpnan soul may sink, however
much the body may becope degrade
in the bent and stoepipg form. thy
hopeless features ard the aching heart
il writing tue lis b.lment OF hunap
destiny, and tie fate Of one short ! "
man life is 4p tnfing and simple E.ise
ter.
q, We an whom fairer fartHc has
deisyla TO smile /; whose hearts arg
pure nd free from sorrow sp1 ,listre',
and Jahose souls are as pprc asthe new
ls fallen snow, look Ipt with scorn OF
.snh disdainful SMILE upon the !owly
and unfostunate, who I'LL the curty
corners Of this world LHt not y9M
faces heavenward to thank Sod yop
are not like tAep, spt rather Yapse Y
liz them to their feet, w.hen yfar eyes
behold the places into which they have
fallen. Nosonl may fsp 70 apH ~ 70
be beyond a.opc, and there .H VI tupsp
being Of strength ats ltt%ligsIee,
whose lIfe is incapable sf't@ag 9aly
u. ful. Tngene