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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-06
unbei,nlicbe Stintmua0 II,
&pl1t.

Die tdsli9 we9lenoen Maf7sn Ger
un;ufrieoenen btloer bic @o9er, pel*
DE cas- italienil@ d obnebin 70 morlbc
@taatS19if in Trumer f9la9er >per>
ben bic &eDolution 1T unpermeioli9,
ldreibt man aus Hpm. Wie aber tbr
Nusbru9 in fur9tbarfer @erwafuns
lter cas- unslidli6e gano rabin Siez
ben, mie oieie l%oS9ela0enen Glemente
:silpcaer Wrt ibren Mes purb Mpro
are Braro unD 3ert1runs besetdnen
,eerren, Gas ldbt 1id aus Dem Gbarafz
ts: cisier 2eute abnen ; allein bic Wirfz
litbfeit miro bic Nbnung 9an5 9epiB
ncb mstl, nett lbertrefen. Chen beute
neh ;beiitc mir Semano nit, pie er in
eincm 1f7sutli9en 2pcale srpet @aribalz
rtarey IS often uno u%nYertpblen babe
ou6jprcd9en bDren, Der 8atican unp
ct. peter miibten in Blammen aufsez
len. unp oieS 1T nt1t Der Musipru6
einiser gralttrten, ionpern IS it Mripm
fit Die 9anje partet. Bri9t Die Ne>
ppiutton aus, ~ 1T eS un;meiielbaft
paB man ben @erlu@ MAIDEN miro bic
petersfir9e in bic 2uft 81 1%pren9en.
Das mag Dem 2eler unsebeue:lid film
een, uno bod it es wabr, UNI 70 nab
ter, ais eineu, 1olden .&ttentat cine
Spee III @runpe Iiest. Oil &peltlt9e
5errl9aft bes papitttunaS 1T eeltlrst:
nun lou AUDI bas Symbol oeS papfz
tbum6 uno bas f9tbare Centrum Der
Stride ;erl t5rt perpen. Mu9 1T bieler
Wepanfe Don Der 3ert5runs BON ct.
Deter fetuespe96 nett, (oncern ct -
i@ton felt Wonaten, ia ieitSabren aus
aelprc9en. Muetn Dor Ter Sccupaz
tipn Rom6 lag bic M6alibfeit zines
lol1en Berbre9ens bod in unglei6
1peiterer Gerne, pena In Der @e9enpart.
DaB man f@ bier fir ben Musbru4
Der Repplution auf pas f9limmfte se<
faBt ma@t, uno pab man pteien Nusz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-06

Mtnnelota. Cine gang nette Stapt.
Sd CAB bic Milion 3und@f Gems eut<
lden !; ro1 aud 86bmen unb yolen
nabnen an cer1elben Mntbeil, Dim
S@lune fam Der @inter in ppIem Ell
iernen unb eti9em Grnf beran. SD
bate 40Wleilen in einem ofenenS 9litz
ten mad meiner nd@i1en Citation bin
5ufabren. Da lernt man 70 redt fiibl>
bar ben INTERRUPTED 3milden Minnel ota
uno G%altfornien fennen, 100 t9 in 3wsi
Sabren feline S9neeF ofe fallen fab.
Snoeb t9 fam moblbebalten na@
Galeoonten> Sbren uno Nale nt9t err
froren. SD tpar auf meiner Tabrt
9lei9iam neunfa9 umwidet, unb bod
&par Is ni9t ;u piel. Sd fam mir
DOT, pte Dasip i'm pan;erfleip.
Caledonia bat cine 1ebr 9robe Sc
meinoe> befebenb aus Deut1den unb
Srtlden* Die erfere1 1tno 9r1btsntbeils
2uremtureer. SD belt Die Miilion
eur9 eli Sage, uno lieben Yrteiter tatz
ten tatet NIT Sei6tb6ren opQ auf III
tbun. Seine Natioualitdt wollte ft9
our4 Die anoere I'M @ifer uterwinpen
la1en.
S9pn um 6 ubr Wor9enS tpar bic
srobe 2anofir9e troy Der &dlte poueez
sefaQt* Son pa 9tn9 es wieper 20
Weieu bur9 GiS uno @9nee bis an
ben Miiilippt unb barber na@ ga
Gro6e. SD belu9te baieltit ben 6od<
plroi9aen 8ildof 5eiB, relen @elebr>
iau1feit unb Gbdti9fett ft@ intelligence
men Goncilium pom 8atiean 70 yorz
theilbaft tewdbrte. SD perlteb nod
ocn1elben Nbeno ga @ro6t, Unit mad
Cincinnati ais metnea1 amerifanil9en
G%apbarnaum gu fommen uno ralelbf
bic Weira4tfeiertaee 5u be9ebeu.
s. +. @enin8er.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-06
Gin republtfaniicber mpnareb.

@pn Der %9eoenwdrtt9en Ma@t uno
benz Gtnfu1e res pberten GrecutiY<
8eamten Der Ser. Staaten ~entmirft
WtlfeS' u@eif per 3eit" f%ol9encsS
Bilo:
Scr prdicent felt tebt 10000
8eamte an uno Yertbetlt cine pirefte
patronage Don faf $f50,000,00
jdbrli9, unp cine inpirette Nebenzpoz
trona9e BE nod sr1Bsr 1T. Seine
Mabt lber bic GeieSgetun9 1T na9
Der Contribution Der DON 5wet Drittbeiz
len beieer 5duler peS Gpn9re6eS 9lei9,
uno cur6 ieinen GinauB ouf bic Ser
piQigun9en cteier &6rperl9aft unb Die
Gerwaltuna Der Gtnfunfte unb 0elebe
unp Die Gertbeilun9 Der Gontrafte
ourd Die perldiepenen Departments
1T bet Strom oe5 NeidtbumS; Der
Madt uno per Mernter, bic bur9 feline
@dnpe MnperG, uEie6en, eben 10 erpe,
tpte Der, iiber ben Napplepn pper bic
Galaren jemalS 81 9ebieten batten.
Da6 Wptio oe5 pra( icenten> pb paz
triotii6 poer perl5n!id, 1T bic sebet1ne
Triebfeoer, 1pelebe oiel sn un9ebeuren
meniAliden Wedanismus gum @uten
pcer gum ueblea beypegt. @enn fein
Motip patriotiiN unp uuei9enniBia it,
bann pebt eth @ett Der unbe1bpltsnz
belt purb ben sansen potittfden SIR
per, Jpn aus rer untbdti9fett belebenc,
unp BON SeroerbniB reini9enp. @enn
aber fem Oeiit auf lslbfll6tisen uno
peri Snliben Oewinn sertGtet 1T, ct
mag nun TT serworfensr @cmetnbeit
na@ BEN @elo balden, ooer oou Gbrz
9eia na1 Madt 9reifen> oan1 3uden
ale 8andle res amtliden @inRu1eS,
wie eben II Dtele Nernen, BON benz
&et;e leiner fdmubi9en Natur, unc
rieben na6 JdulniB.
,,ueberou tteten prtn;iplo1e paraltten
una Sdmei6ler iiber bic &6pfe ebrlt>
der Manner binwes ms Nmt uno cut
iadc;sen ii6 fir pas Spfer tbres STU
'e5, i;:cem 1ie unter elmer corrupten
administration Nemter befleipeu> oaz
Card. So lie fi9 an ben Gint1nften
u.lo Gem Nelfe mdlten> bis fe mebr
sod als Die Mpminitration, pel9e fie
anlteQt, @eiern elet@ weroen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-06
Ser &mlta,t an SEN Napif.
Guecnobilo aus alter 3eit
ii tteuer Mu1doe.
ST.. PAUL, MINI.

IS mag fit lie 2eier bon Sntere0e
fem at 1eben, in tpel9er @ei1e Der Be-
berrl1er Der Girfen feline Be;iebuneen
NIT Rem Sberbaupte Der fatbplilden
@britenbeit aufre9t bdlt. Da6 @ie<
1er uG~aterlano" SerSfentli6t fol9enoen
Srief res Sultans an papf plus TX.
uMn bic Biroe l1nleres erbabenen,
ebelteu, wpbl9enei9teten uno aufrid<
tighten Treunpes Monitsnpr Nlerarz
Ger Tran9i wel9er in ptele 1nlere
5auptitaot in auberprcentlider Sen<
Duu9 aeibidt wprpen >par, UNI bic &C.
flble bet 3uneieun9 unp Nufri6tiez
fsit melde Sie 9empbnt ftno> eesen
unierc Greuoidaft gu set9en 81 pfen>
barren uno mittbeilen, 11idt fG ;ur
Ridfebr on. SD war dueerit bsfrie<
bigt Sen ben 8emeifen Der 3uneieun9
unb Treunp11aft nel9e Der @enannte
bon @eite Sbrer bIblten @Iroe nit
tbeilte; IL wie Don eem Don Sbnen su
ptel EN- 3wede an unS 9eidriebenen
uiroi9en Sriefe. SD beseuse, pab
Sd INNER Die 3unabme rea Bobles
MeineS Treunoes wuni9e uno befdrfe
fie tur6 cen se9en1eittsen Mustau11
Der 3unei1un9. gu pieiem 3wede
,puroe Infer eesenwdrtiee 8riei eez
}brieben, &pelder, lpbalo er nit rer
Onape @pttes an9elanst fem rirc,
9bre Wlrre earau6 ertennen ldst, bel>
fen Mbi9t iet feline anpere, ais, wte
Bir aufri9tis bohen, ben sludlt@en
Grfol9 3u ersielen, pab AUDI fit oie3uz
tunft oa5 Notbwenpise gum sesenisiti>
eeu @pblwouen einseleitet neroe. -
1883 ben z. Sdaban. Q81, 22.Sez
tober)-Atpul @sis &ban, 9eberrlae'
pes Nei6es Der @ludleliefeit." Auf:
i4rift bes 8riefes: ~Dur4 pie @nao'
@pttes. Mn bic @aroe unlere6 erba'
benen, epelten, tppblseneisnetften uni
aufrt@tteRen Treunpe6DapitptuS lA.'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-06
Ser 8pnifacims=Serein

DaS r1euelte 8onifatiu6 : Gereinsz
blatt in paterborn nerD Tentli6t cen
Ma9wei6 Der Gtnnabmen unb Nussa;
ben peS SabreS 1870 wonad cine
0el ammteinnobme BON 1928 Tblr.
rs S9r. er;ieblt purce, >povon 27>347
Gblr. IS @9r. beim @eneralz@ ortanp>
91,811 Tblr. II G9r. pom ben
DiS;e1an : @omite5 etnetneen. EOie
Mu59absn belaufen fi9 auf 109>239>
5blr. II 5Qr. Inter Den G%innabmen
fteben riiibmli6 berppr Elm 2eeat oes
Giirfen Gamerint in Yaoua nit 1854
Eblr.> Die Grspt1sele &1lr NIT 21>6l7
Gblr. II S9rv Die Senoun9en n'@
Nu9s5urser ~Sencboten" CDR. Nn.~
marn) nit 1922 f. 48 fr. une yen
pem| 8latt nod 1854 f. Stiz
peneisn fit Milipn5prteter. MuBerz
Dem ser::sibnet ter Sabreabsridt cine
Wsnae pon paramenten uno &irbenz
eerdtben fit bic nprppeutl9en Mi1ioz
men. Bis gum Sdlub peS Sabres
1870 bate Der Bpnifaciu6z 8erein CUR
Grri9tuns unb llnterbaltuns f9on
frlber erridteter &trden anb S9ulanz
falten III pprpie9enp protetantil9en
Srten 1,110>7H Eblr. Is Ssr. aus
eeecten. 5ieppn fino 443>227 Gblr.
is 5sr. our laufenpen jdbrli@en un<
terbaltune Der Mtitonen uno S@ulen
unp 485>492 Tblr. 6 S9r. GUT Grwer<
bune Don @runoi tIfen uno CUR 6erz
iteQun9 Don &ir@en, Yfarrz unoS6ul>
baulern unp 182,057 Tblr. Is S9r.
III per3tnsli9en Mnleiben Yertpeneet
uorbcn. Der Beri6t fdliebt nit fol-
9enoen Danfz uno 8ittwprten, Die mir
aQleitioiter 8ea@tung empieblen:
u@ir fablen ,un6 9eprun9en, allen
Seren, rpel9e 1t9 Die Terbrettun3 oss
Blattes unb ne5 gerein5 baben an9elez
aen ietn la0en, uniern wdrmifsn Dan:
aus;uipre1en. Nue ibre Muben une
Nrbeiten> wel@e iie fir Zen Seretn
ubernpmnten b1ben> fteben auf9esei@z
net i'm Suds bes 2ebenS. Wr bitten
aber bic Treunpe bes 8ontfaciuSzNsrz
ems unp nes 8onifaciusz SlatteS> uas
aud I'M nd6tsn SABRE nad peutl9er
Betle treu uno frdfti9 ;u unterituben.
Nab Neujabr fpmmen MIR 1pteper.
Wir fonmer1 wieoer, Inn nit 1euem
Offer uno t1euena Mutbe fir ben DO
nifacius : 8ereiu su merten. Na9
alien Nt9tuusen Deutl1lancS ioQ UNI
lere 5ttmme eridaQen, UNI ras fatboz
ltl9e 0olf wabsurufen. Siele, otele
Eaulenbe> oeren Gltern uno @robelter1
unlersr III. Stride ausebDrten, 1tno IN
fraberen Sabr;ebnten ptsle6 5abrbun=
perts III Golse poltttider umseftaltunz
gen uno unierer ei9enen Ird9bett oerz
loren 9esansen. DaS nitro a11oers
nerpen, penn cas fatbolii9e 8olf erz
wadt uno Die Bi1tisfeit reS Sontfaz
ctus : GereinS 81 be9reifen antdn9t.
@iele prQfunsen bat uniere 81. STRIDE
felt mebr ais 20 Sabren gu belteben
eebabt: feline eurppdiiae Nesisruna
bat mebr Elm @ort fir f1e uno lbon
slauben bic eosenbriiper br 3iel ers
rei6t gu baben. Der pa I'M 9lmn1e|
wpbnt, la@t iber 1ie, Der 9err lpotte'
ibrer." Np@ niemal6 bat Soft i9perf
! prlfunsen aber feline b. STRIDE toml'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-06
men la1en, obne fe fit cine >,eue pez
riore in ibrer Gbdtieteit fir pas 6eil
oeS neutrality-suspicious. Yopubereiten."
Sic 2atbplifen int beutieben
Nei6Sta9e.

lleber bic Stelluns ber &atbplifen
i'm rcuti9en @et9e uno instelonpere
ibrer Neprdltntanten i'm &ei6staae
brin9t bic u86ln Gulfs3eituns" na@>
itebenbe bea9tenSwertbe Notis;
DaB tebt ernite 3etten fir pie &az
tbpliten ansebro9en fnp - tper mS9te
parar speiieln? @enu9t ni9t bic ein=
si9e Tbatla9e, baB i'm Deut19en
&et16ta9e uber bic fatbpli11e Stride
unb Die &atboliten III elmer Beile &C.
teoet ooer bei1er eeiaDt 9eb6bnt uno &C.
f1mdbt werben burfte, wie e8 in ben
leBten Gasen 9ei9eben Benn Elm ia
tbplil9er Mseoronetsr 9e9en prptez
ltanten deer Suoeu AUDI r,ur Elm Wort
oes Mnarifs 1id erlauben lolte> mic
wlroen Die Hufe uYfui! pfut!" uub
BUR Srcnung" BON allen Setten
erf9auen. Nber oeeen bic &atbolifen
1T allies erlaubt 1ie pirfen ri9t ALIEN
BON jecem preeldmmel, ionoern AUDI
Don ben ertpdblten 0ertreterr peS neut<
19en 8olfes, Der vGltte ber SnteIt<
9en;," Don Mdnnern, bic ftets Der SUI
manitdt uno Iuleran3 ii@ rlbmen, pie
Der Mbl9aum Der Menldbeit bebancelt
peroen. Weber erbebt ft9 Die Maio<
rttdt 9eoen lpl9 wuites @ebabren -
de farst iosar nit ibrem Beifau ni6t
- nod b1rt man ben Mabnruf ces
prdlioenten, pes 9eleBten MdbterS Der
9uten parlomentaril1en Cite. Gaft5
ooQ uno rubta fanosn bic M~n9e9riTez
men reip. tire Sertreter ben Nnsrifen
9e9euQber, uno menn ras Dprt pes
Dtdter5 ewi9 wabr bletbt> oab 1per ib
1elbit belie9t Den f15niten Ste9 errunz
oen bat, IL bat oasGentrum l1on baourh,
cab e5 nt9t tn DEN Walo btneinihrie,
mie IS aus cemlelben berausiGautl
fit bic before @a@e 3euenib otssls9t
nt9t mtnper aber AUDI Dapurd, naB
feline @urtfQbrer ibre Mufsabe nit
tpabrbaft i9la9enoer Berectlamfett 9e<
1857 baben. GntbiIte peter Neidens>
per9er III flalflber Reoe urfprun9 uno
8eoeutun9 oe6 Osieyes> 70 trat Bil9of
ppn &etteler (Bapen) ais feuerioer
Mnwalt oes &leru6 9e9e1 bic tln9erebz
tisfeit auf flbrte d.. @inptborft (Dlepz
pend balo curb iei1e1 9ewobntea 5uz
NOR uno Garfa5mus> balo purd iblaz
n~~>c Ibatioden rie 0eener ad absur-
DUH. Nm orttten Sage (Dtenstag
ben %. NcY,) ieyte bann y. MaQindz
rppt Dem @erfe Die &rpne Quf: feline
Neoe par wabrbaft neutrality-suspicious..
Dennp1 puroe ME ant Is. Noou 70
AUDI am %. 9loo. ba6 u6dngeQez
leb" an9enpmmen. Nber tpenn aud
bic Nepen jener waGeru Mdnner in
8erlia wirfunesloS perballten int
9anbe rperoen fie ibren Gtnoruf ni1t
perfeblen uno panfbaren @ieoerbau fin
BEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-06
Gedctipn.
GIaer bic CUTE alte una bic lidtuo!le aene
Set. y
I. Die 9ute alte 3ett.
.Bie bic Dinss f,ben sd hoe,
JN'5 aut man Ut men Gunoentsd."

Gs 1T Elm alter Grfabrun9slak bab
alte 9eute Die ser9ansenen 3eiten loben,
uno an Ger @e9enpart fein gute5 5aar
la0en. SD bin nun ni6t alt ionpern
nod fir meme SteQun9 jung ju nett
nett ; Der 2eler fam alio ni6t ermar<
ten, baB id bic alte Belt bis in ben
6immel erbeben weroe, i'm Oe9entbeile,
i'd rpsroe ibr mad &raften Die Gbre
abidneipen.
SO babe ppr 3eiteu einen eouesen
9ebobt oct itb in bic neue 3eit nt9t
fnben fonnte. obmobl er Die alte ei9sntz
LID ME 9eiebem ioneern nur aus Sa'
deru fannie, unp mir baben oft biBiz
aen @treit sebabt. Der quite Mann
bat eemeint, Die reue Belt babe MUIR
56attenleiten, une e5 iei ant 8elten,
rpenr man es pie beim. Grcapfelsraben
made. unp pas quite uno 8erwenpbare
untet nerGroe iuGe, 3D.. in un1erem8aue
aus aer Ger9an9eabeit berpor3b9e. SD
uar nun ME i'm Stance, piel eMnfidt gu
tbeilen, unp bin peS feften @laubene,
PAP it@ Die 9an3e @elt, sulamn1t met
mem ,liebpertben @oueeen, 9epalltg emf.
ieben wiroe, ,penn Der pplt;etItof
iammt 8esleitung 3ebent uno Nobot
tpiecer auftaudte. Dos Yrincip> gu
Anmert-*) @edRimnen +. :, tail. @alt.
@teu, Gran u. Yet. g. @artprt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-06
m&me qramie
fir ben fanften Sabr9ans beS uManz
berer" 1T ioeben erl9ienen> uro entbdlt;
Anenoli(ber Cru
sun Mlban Gtol5.
II.
@rattn Stba u. SoggembMrg.
1nALsI A ~~>1 <1k>n OH

0raffm Stba i. $oggembMrg.
Euecnebilo aus alter 3eit
in neaer 9ufaee.
@er ben aeuen Sabrsan9, ~bt3inrenp
BON so. 200 at1, nit $3.50 porauste'
sablt, erbdlt fofort bic 1teue prdmie.
Da mir na6tenS cine sr16ers neue
unb 1ebr i%ntere6ante Gr;ablun9 beoinz
men ,peroen> 70 if e%eoenmdrtis Ger beae
3eitpunft gum Mbpnniren.
&adfdnpige Mbpnnenten louten nit
Der 8esabluu9 ni9t LANCER s1gern.
Mbpnne,,tem uatb europa
>ueroen f%prtwdbrenb eesen @prauste>
;ablun9 an9enomn1e1 uno erbnl:cn >ie
auf 8efebl pe6 5rn. @puperneur $.
Mu(tln beraus9e9ebene Brp19Ir:
M>inneipta
ais cine
@eimatb fit @inwanoerer
fuftenfrei 5u9eididt.
Anzeigen KILLER Art,
tsisabsrs fWr
0cibdft2,
Aauf Il. Oerhauf pon j carmen,
al,:sf,nit iiasr Tsr,uanote It. 8etannte
II. +, {. Fnoen our@ ben ~@ancersr"
bic pettstt Derbreituns unb fIb:en
RAID gum 3iel.
Be|tsllunoen uno 0elper orreifIre
"WANDERER",
L. 3. 1870,
ST.. PAUL, MINI.
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-20
hIDDLEOWN DEWARE

man seized her box Of jcwelry and begea
to clap her hands and dance for JOY aud
the owner Of the bag danced, and the
slave girl danced. and presently tho Kadi
jumped up and began to snap his fingers
aud dance with them
Then one Of the lookers-on. who saw
through the affair. said to him: 1--WE can
understand that the man should dance be-
cause he has recovered his bag Of money.
and the woman because her husband has
returned. aud the slave girl because her
master has como BACK but why should
y9,s Aancef"
II dance" said he. "at the thought oi
how completely that woman has out
wittcd me"
So they all three went their way, and
as they went the woman said to tho owner
Of the bag (Which has conquered, man 4
dishonesty or woman's craft?
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-20
Lunar Rainbows

A gentleman Of intelligence remarked
in our presence. few days ago. that he
had notice Of our bad spell Of weather in
a lunar rainbow, which he saw forty eight
hours before j, set in. llc often saw them
before bad weather, and considered them
better weather indicators than all the
clerks or barometcrs that could be consult
cd We took no part in the oonversa-
ton, but, by attentive listening, We soon
found out ha, the gcullcmnn's lunar rain
bow was simply lunar halo, and that he
had seen no rainbow at all. In fact lunar
rainbe@s are not often seen by persons
who do not make a business of observing
for 'hcm very many pass lifetime
withog, having had sight Of one \
rainbow is formed rs the refraetion aud
reflection of the solar or lunar lgh, on
drops of water. and eau only be seen when
the observer i directly between the drops
aud ,hs source of light hence it would
be useless to loal; for one when the sun or
moon il high in the heavens Although
p us a rainbow appears semi-circlc. il
is naturally a perfect circle but the lower
half is destroyed hy its contact with the
earth Viewed from lofty enincncc.
me often sccs i, entire. At Niagara
under the Horse shoe Fall, on the Cana
da side, most perfect circular rainbow
may Fl seer u any time when the sun is
ia prnpe. paeiiios IL arde. to see lunar
raiubows the rain falling must be very
tno and even, and the drops must be very
near ths ohseryrr, since the light Of the
moon Is much weaker than that Of the
sun. and the reflected rays are greatly di-
miui.hea in intensity il.eie il an ia,nni
II Ai1eafa Falls ealci Lunar slarrl from
eAieh this rhenamenan may be seen of
my elear evening when the moon is full
l. is situated Immediately at the head of
In falls. anil n it, foot constantly rises
ap column OF line spray The observer
approaches to within few feet Of this. i.
al, @itli til meoh at his hnck is enabled
IA see a distinctly marked lunar rainbow
llalas are not opposite the sun or moon.
rs are ranbows. they are rings around
those htdits themselves. hnl they are
very common al.ass appearing when the
atmosphere is hazy from humidity, that
is ogerehargel with aqueous varors. For
his reason they are generally taken as
weather indicators atmosphere is
usually osereharged with moisture when
rain is approaching Mill Register.
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-20
The Valley Of Death.

Ttn Na.ley Of pea'h. spot almost ny
terrible as the prophets wiley If dry
LINES. lies Just north Of the OH Mormon
feea q California II region 80 miles long
by - bgaaa, ael surrounded, except At
two points, hy inaccessible mountains. 1t
Is totally devoid e Water and vegetation
and the shallow o! h.f5l 9r wild beas, nev-
II darkens It's white glaring sands The
kaaaas Pacific Railroad engineers discoy-
cred il. and also some papers which show
the fate Of the . lost Montgomery train, =
which went south from Salt Lake in 1850
guided by Mormon When ncar Deaths
Valley, somr came to tie conclusion that
the Mormon knew nothing about the coun-
try. so they appointed one of their number
lrnder, and broke off from the party
Tie leader turned due west; so with the
people aud wagons aud .locks he Travelled
three days. and then descended into the
promised water. They reached the centre
but only the white snnd, bounded BY
scofcling peaks met their gaze. Around
the valley they wandered, nnl one by one
the men died, and the painting aocks
stretched themselves in death under the
hot sun Then the children. crying for
water. died at their mothers breasts, and
with swollen tongues and burning yitals
the mothers followed. Wagon after wagon
was abandoned, aud strong men tot.ered.
and rascd and died. After weeks wan
lefing. dozen survivors found some va
ter in the hollow Of rock in the mountain
II lasted but short time. when all perish
ed bu, two, who escaped out of the valley
and followed the trail Of their former CON-
panions Eighty-seven families with hun.
dreds of animals perished here, and now, !,
after % years, the wagons stand still com
pleie, the iron work aud tires are bright,
and the shriveled skeletons lie side by
side.
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-20
The Unkown People.

Il makes one homesick in this world 4
think that there arc SO tndny fare pscpl4
he can never know and u many excel,
lent people that scarcely any ono will kos9
10 fact. One discovers friend BY c6aIee.
and cannot bu. feel regret that twsttt. r.
thirty years Of life, may Be. hass bsea
spent without the least knowledge Of hin.
When he is once known. through hin .
pening is made into another little VOID.
into circle Of culture. apd loving hearts,
and enthusiasm in do.cn cdRgcnisl pm.
suits, and prejuliccs perhaps. How i1-
stantly and easily the bachelor doubles
world when he marrics, snd enters iat9
the unknown fellowship Of tho TO hinJ
constantly increasing company which y
known in popular language - "sll BIZ
wifc's relations"
Near at hand daily, no doubt. are thess
worth knowing intimately. II enc Ea4tty
time and the opportunity And when -
travels hc secs whst vast material there
is for society and friendship. Of which he
can never avail himself. Carload after
carload Of summer travel goes by one q
any railway station, ont Of which be "
sure he could choose score Of lifelong
friends. il the conductor would iutrodues
him. There are faces Of refinement. os
quick wit. of sympathetic kindness, inter
es,ing people. entertaining people. as yo9
would say in Boston mice pcopls yoa
would admire TO know" whom you con.
s,ani!y E;cet and pass vi,hoHt ) sigH ~
recognition, many Of whom are no doubt
your long lost brothers and sisters. Yoa
eau see that they also have their worlds
and their interests, and they probably
know great many nice people. Tbs
matter Of personal liking aud attachme6s
is good deal de to the mere fortune Of
association. More fast friendships snd
pleasant acquain,aneeships are formed OF
,he Atlantic steamships, between thos5
who would have been only indiiirfcE:. ~:
quain,ance clsewhcrc, than one would
think possible on voyage which natural.
" makes one as selfish as he is indi6crcat
TO his personal appearance. The Atlas.
tic is the only power on earth | know that
can make woman indifIeren, to her per.
sonal appearance --S,ribncr's .Magdsiss.
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-20
Girls in the Garden.

II there is any one thing more beautifsl
than another ir flower garden. thas
thing is n beautiful! girl, with a sun-bon-
ne, on her head, so wide and so capacious
that you have to get righ, square before
her and pretty near her, to see the glow
ing cheeks tina, are sure to be there il sk6
is At all accustomed to garden walk, and
works Physically, there can be nothid(
better for daughters, and indeed for wivss.
than to take charge Of a small flower gar.
den. The benefit of carly rising. stirring
the sell, snniiing the pure morning air.
atc freshness siiI glow Ct check and bright
ness of eye. cheerfulness Of temper. tlg6y
Of mind. and purity of heart. Conscqus6ts
ly she mus, be more cheerful and lovely
as daughter, more dignifed aud woman.
ly rs a sister, and more attractive aud COO.
filing as wife. II you have not the door
yard ground then get a dozen pots aud
plan, the seeds of flowers to your taste. :
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-20
Original pottru.
kSv tie Nsdiiasrn frsnseripf.
The Old Homestead
Respectfully inscribed to N Hall,


There was music within iis wooded bowers,
In the days Of long ago,
And loving forms with tho light-wipged hour
Wcrc moving 10 and fro.
The merry laugh rang out In glee
On the fragrant bAffay air,
Aud every heart was bliihc and free,
For hope and lore were there.
Fair trcllised vines on the time-worn walls
Climbed over the old front door,
And many pictures adorned the walls,
Breathing the tales Of yore.
An aged grandsire loaned on his stat,
And his brow was marked with care,
As be thought, ah yes OF his better half,
While hs cat In bis old armchair.
They had jonrneyri on through many year
In sunshine and In storm
Together had shared each grief and fear,
When their hearts were young and warm
A train Of bright f3rms gathered nigh,
Ills many grisf1 10 share, =. = -
And songs Of praise were born on higt
As they joined in his evening prayer.
Long since Il changed The dai;ies bloom
Ger many lowly grave,
And DER that grahdsire's hallowed tomb
Affections tribults wave.
No more va clasp bib trembling hand
In the treasured 3hi hrtii-chair
Ana re.et again will the household band
Be gathered M once twas there
Torn Point, July 10th, 1872.