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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-12-20

@Motto for chess-players-sAct
on the square"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21
a5ep cincs alien Snraers 9 Cus

&ec ciRcs aitsn Burgers o Cus
basQ@s. 9rrissr Rcntas strIbisr sabisr mad
GNe1fr 8Tes'enIassr. nit ben 1rSitunssn Der
u. Isiieien ssrisbtr, in isinsm p. 9stensiatrt
1aFr 8ittirgrr 9rbann BED. S.rislts
ssas aus grrs, i'm 0rcbbu;rstbum gursmturs
usbarti3 pnr i'm SABRE 1916 nad gmsrifa sin-
snpasetrt. Bjs sum SABRE 1854 belt i6 5r.
Dsdi "a ebicasr, 81. aut Fam tann tisstr mad
Dabuars, tps or eann aud psrblieb bis ;u lsinsm
Isbs.-DurG rtscn 6,eie uub aufmtrflamfsit
mar sS benz 8srfcr5saen selunssn, in isinsr nett
sa Deimats f@ cine unatbinsias Grifsns; ~ lids
srau. burd ifinsn aufri6tssu, bisternS inn, bate
" F@.bie IGtius aIlsr perer ~ ssrI6aTen espue.,
biz Jpn TSssr fanntsn. Ginsn SspsiS eafir lie
fsrte bic ;ab!rsibs 9stbeiliguns an leinsm 9s-
srdbaiTe, ws,tss lestsr 5rsitns Rcraen iiati.
ianb. giSst Sat- t,m Ssrtrrtcnsn bic tsisc
-Sakt astsn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21
GrIGajtsbriefc erbaitsn bon :
Srieffa i E II.

g.. J. IS, &ptedis. Sa.-sieun tr5eyetfi.- br5ut urs
Ju r~srnttmsr. cas- Sic tdle risesr ms 6tlp rli6tn werten.
2. ar. Believe Sa.-9risf MT %pncnsSresr utal.
ten. Saittirt in eiter Summsr.
3. g, RaGrrs. gpiss.-Eis FADE aaG gtriausea st,
irrsi.--
~. R., etGGsuS, Winn. - 20itstrum tintu 9tusn
%sinesrsttt! @rrf.
3. 9. ~, CT. paul, Minu. - ESQ c Brief
loosen ech mer schon c~eiaalen Woar 10 eng
ganz Rel yun Neien 0ns Lctzeburger hun
dach meschtens d'Hierz ON rcchten Flick!
Edi fir Detmol
Ser. u. g.. g, 9es gcints. Sd patcu MIR ptnis
cute @rsmp!ars metr leri5, tSnnru Jtnsn irerb. ia IS hd
eles IN, eie eifeu msifcus bnreslt, rarriteinith sisnen.-
Nrmntern atstiaret.-
q. 3. Stursepn 8as. g9ps.-gpiSssg sintn gmsn I,
WaGt no imnsr itentr 9ruf.
8. y. g., Nsr @arttt Winn-gssrsea he Sate IN
Sane mad Siren s5unfbs teerseu.-Die Nsusa NIT Gau'
aaasftriebtn.-
9. ~, Ghitasp, Sa.-Dtn stasn III. ,@di::ts" iuss,
fhidt. Sn iurjer 3stt rire infer reiienet assa,, or. Y.
III. ssi SbreH fsiu! Ssr:l. @rus.-
CT. n. Sirta Stis.-3eitursen on ois ssasE ersteirt.
-cSrue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21
sim Sienjfaa Moraen nm 2 lltr tr-

Sim Sienifaa Morsen I'm 2 lsr r-
sisnstt i'd, in SsFsricn, Wincra Grunts. Ninn.
ein itr.dli9ss llnslif. SIM @rbntaus bss
Sulins Saus brad namlih mic man slautt
eura Sranbaiftrns-5surr aus uno sriT rur6
sinsn iSrmllibsn Srfnn anssiabt 70 raid nm f@,
sab Der Ubrrs Sbsil ssRelten iaon srlfcmmen III
5lammsn tant, ais bic gspcbnsr errattsn. -
Die 5clss baron mar, cae 3 ainecr zen 3pe III
ZEN 5lammen iantsn. Oas 5eusr srsriH BAH
aud bic in Der H1bs bsTnslide S&suns, irrlte
nebf IprrGtbcn itnt Sieb hem serbsersnesn Gle-
msnts gum Spfsr fsi. Der Ssrluft hes Strrn
Saus tstrdet $1,000 unr mar tbsilptiis i'll Ter
.~SleputIif" in Chicago serli@srt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21
9ugembnrger Gazette.

faniiSen 8ssisruns, auf bic ROts bss Carl Gran
piae in Sssas auf bic gnipri@s fir inbirtftsn
Stabsn bsute in bic Sanss ses @sianStsn S&snF
sslanst iti.
DIR prins pen @a!es tsFnest fb in @sisa.
iaaft Ger aSnisin uno Ger ~abrissn Wits!isssr Der
fonislitta jJamilis in Ssbprut. Gr sett taslit
aas, ii atsr nod nidt traftis ssnus um sinsn
Ssiu5 in SuupOn ,u passn.
6ir Die Grpssitisa rtlds nsur 8vriSunstn
mad Or. Viyinsitons anisasu fol-, das bis irsi
5000 pfo. Stsr!. ss;ridnst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21
Geatftbc, a~ufaepaEt!

Der %snstesRrs SufGruNe. ret,n bas Dsntftttun IN
sr sanitn Welt trltbt bat. tsdai aud bier fene 8rattt, uns
OthtiS. Inertia IN e ~sslunseu. Gtpas ~ ltsfrn. nae tttr-
ntu. stfannt bar. 3tsits prveult ssiet: Dsutf&.amt.
rttanti1t Stsitothtf, uRe fneet man BARN bic Ut
ttitsn fel6sr tmiaentsr beutfS . ansrianif&er S&rtftatar
guy. 5rtsevi6 Stdtr. Sr. 8ayy. Genres 9rsJ, Sr. uae r.
qucr. glartde, giunsr, S&sm. 9arl GSuri. Or. Stsd v.
tunssrt anetrtr. Seller stsilette Dtutf& amerifantr ir1te
ftinsu StrlJ sartn ltstr. f& eisit Stblistte. an,ufhafts.
glan Tam et.s f,tr lti6i. @5&snni& ufSeint 4 Sdnsatn
~ Is Cts. gteits fub BE effen rf6itRsu une ~ tasu tn
Ter Bp4kashluns rem g. II. sSpf, 7t Strase, Dneasst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21

Xst ani ben IS. eitftc Rrna,es hieber naa
Eataaue antsranuttt g.rIammluss Ter eurem.
hsretr amtrit,'s mar urs.adttt Der. felt sinissn
1astn Srrbsr rinastrsttutn rnsiinfissn gSitte.
sars. rtdt ;ablrti& bsiud, une ,sisir, saB Is cen
S.sumsurgtrn b~irianes I'm, eisGt tri9tas, in itrs
.sutsrE.n 20 lief sinsrsiftnee GsnluIar. gns.ls.
9snbfit tRd 9rnt II. 90 rdrsn rtnn aud,
srcs bfr fbirilSta Raitt, Dsltsaisn aus rsrl&it.
trstn Staattn unt kshsuttntsn Gntfnnunaen
be,ttisst!It, nm IN zen perathunstn fH ~
fttbtliasu.
etva ststR | rbr 3admitiass rraaniarttn nd
bic Btrfamn,sltn i'm SctaIt Ter ,,eursmtarssr
fSase:is" tur6 Grwabluns Ter Germ Res. 6. Or.
aiamu,sns aus ct. Opnaiue gum pr1Iesnitn
gao Saul Salsniiny ium Stfrtiar Der 8ufamm.
ting Sad fine ,urstn anfsraGs ss pm.
TrSftfnifn an bic ~8eriammfIien, rsrin or stn
.ststd her 3uiammtnfunft uflGrts une nit sini-
.sso trsNsnesn Sauarationtn bic sitllsitissn lie.
HeiaGnts kslsu6ttts. ptlft Stu gursmbursern in
siHsriia saraus rftbsn. sae ft in ttrsFsnssn
sI6Qta sint feltffdnsiss pOlihIHt gsrtetuns
5iaIaubs tattn, nurts ;u len 9tratbuuatn iitsr.
sd&riitsn,
Rad elmer ianssr,n Stlprsbuns purrs % fur
uaumsanslid %nctbwtnsis ua&tti. Gin fstsnsss
6rrnitt ia srnsnnsn, nit Der Stfusnie, int Ha.
MA her 9uremturs,r b~isrlanss nit tr aSnisl.
GBrosbsr;l. Rtsisrana sen Surfmturs in Inter.
B~sntIuns ;u irtisn. uns iibtrbaupi ale itns
S5riits ;u tbun. bic tefasts 9smits fir ~sssisnsi
anp uotbia sradtet, UNI in eu fraslidsn slnssls-
sfattit ia sinsrn s~iialistn Rsiultatt ;u fitrsn.
els Wiialisesr sists Gcmits's ruresn ernannt
Aie Sru. Gusene Shtiu aus Tsp 5risL @inn.
NiScIaus yalsn aus Dubuque, Saul Salsntins
aus 1sts sss Icrts, .. Rifs aus Dubuque, p.
ptas1; aus Ct. Tsnaius une Scbn u. seet aus
Dubuque.
3ernsr tsarpt tti6lettn stiaafte Srnliis cabin
AZ infrnirtr. eae Is Ger bs6iTblittn Hssisruns
Ssa !.ursmbgrs bic Namsn Yen trti, eurd Stin-
natnrtsbrtsii rrn Der SsrlammIuns eruGt!tr
Saasicatm ilr has imt bee gu erasnnsnt,a Gen.
sGis auttrbrtitsn mts,. nit ttr Sefusnie, que
zen 3 aansieaitn ou NSnisI. @rseburrsli&en
S3s9isruns jtnfn Namsn III ttatitntn, Der ais
rife sSabl Der SarsnSurs,r ?lm,iia's atlts ale
sssatibaien rurstn trpGblt e, Srry,r, Sshn q.
ssesF. 9idolaus @cnnsr. Sbsp ssr N!mann.
Gann rnrte lhliseii6 ned. in %nsttra&t eel
ecu. bdb 1usuau, eissniliS Ger Gtntralpuntt Ter
s'sYtmsurssr in gmcrifa H. bsitloNsr, sit z TAFT
Dubuque aIs ~tiinftis.n &sfr.n,cri bee iu ,ru,n-
uesttn Gsniuls ftit;uts,u, pcraui tt @r
Ssrmlpns f@ prrfas's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21
Das Committee res ,,st. Mary's Cash

Sae Committee hes ,,St. hary's Cash
Gift Concert" 1T turd bic FARCE Setbeilisuns an
Der Sa6s e,nSttist Gas llnternebmsn aujase'
ben. Gieimisen, uslbs 9rcis sencmmsn bassn,
tSnnsn iclhs bel cen bs,rtTsnesa assnten pisrsr
%sinlSlsn. 1itsliseer Der ct. @arien.G sneines
rcpsn i@ ssfaQisf all ten Sp6r. 5attsr So
bannse rrnttn, bel ttm tas Sch Der in ffr Sc
meinst scrtaufteu escis nisbsrselesi III.
Ias COMMITTEE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21

rs. q. Sotplins, elm Srsmiet in
EseuRtn her s. 6. 8. u. fam lesttn Sanfas
1asrssn bsim SsriuGs, ,rsi @asspns saiam.
rssn1rsGrssn. inter bic S3e,r unb murbs tutr
HdssiG ron ben, iitsr isinen NSrssr binlaufsnssn
3ars Ia Glide serihsn. Der llnsliidli6c Bin
Asg,sst cisr trausrues gSittre nit Aine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21
Tartts 3ss %Ocrfnmfen.

Si esm unterieihnsttu. In Center 5crnistr. Drsuere
Co.. Soma, III cine Sarm aHs fT1r 6du6 ia re!avfen.-
Giefeltt erttdlt 80 G6sr, rrpsou 20 Sdr gates Ssillant,
eas listriee all enltipiries Sane III. Gin eutes 5ans,
SSsunt, Stalpns &c. ftrntr elm ausatft meter Yistfaus,
tefebtre In gsrten, Eatsr. S6weiut n. E. NJ, 70 rit due e-
fsresrIttsu aduscraihftc''sn setsrsn jur Sasm nab ~ror
untsT s~aufieesr Sto;Hsu" a misvsrtauft.
Idssrt GuS!lrit 10 III fu api s,m piasr islkG ,SI
Sc par Sud,fnecr.
(6tr az ~ GiStHthlac.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21
.. =. @iaiams, pcimsihsr.

Sas G%pntincntal Sotel an Der Gde
Son 4. une Soma Strabe 1T BON isinem isBisen
1dnSlUrc, Srn. 8ranf Spid auf rritsre 3 Sabre
iiternommen prrpsn sem,aB eincS Yertrases Der
nit cen, IS. Gpril 1879 ieinsn Nnfans nimmt.
detrusr ii-2 SP..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21

Tue rs Tdlisn prn glattcrnfrantbsi:, sit
am @aa;sn wGbrsao BEN @inier bier sprssfrm.
-srp, snseisr Is nit Sch. @sssntrartis b~sTursn
I'D uur nrd 3 arau!s i'm ScSsitats. une and
tisss S&rsitsn raid Der Senslnns cntssssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21

Trdmictn Jenuic, bic IS iibrist lr@itr
aeS SEn. SanfcrO @ilmrre Rart lsgtsn Gcnnrrs
Rs8 or ben 5Olssn ~stlittsntr gsrltsunssn bic fs
Ea bti titsJa sale srn ber 3rspss suss,csen bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21

C.zeSn &roppe, rrsl6sr has llnsIid bate,
surissn %rutS9 ran Der eagle yrint-Sride
beraa.u;uaiir;cn. III lsBter Wittrr6 AT Zen
8pIesn ssr, helm 9a0s s~rlittnsn TrrIssuasen
NeRprbtu-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21

96rbeit an Der Career Saleg 81. u.
sessb Sisia tti Gintrit, srS 5~bauwstisrs in Au
wifi ssncmusa nerctu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21

9eder u. Jdeer's gfsrse.Ssibian sc
ssnitsr tsm stbsnaum III nit eintr Auswabl
ScrirsfHi6sr 9ussiss, auti6en &C., iepie trsfai-
den yfertsn strltbsu. @r cine Spasitrfabrt
rnaGen nil, irats bort feline Srtsr tintfrlaNtn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21
$tadt und Staat.
uENNGs-- @rssissn ipntsn ipatrifens bic wonfaJ
H8~s0 &Sistos einssbradbt iperfen.

Mo- 10 Gcnts per 3eite fir tsasats Nsti5ea
10 kr frtaiIpalts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21
go. 9.
@ohentlihe SrieHiite.

gTCdbentIiBt WtttTtTte.
Gom 20. Sebruar 1872.
Supl Ibrasam 2 NeflaSfa
Sraas SreSrib Waal6 SpIepb
BERNHARD MiT Gatbrin NUery Mrs Warv
Clement @idasi Hids vierre
Grnset Sobu Vlattner Hirciaus
SUM- Gb 8oultl Ni1 Abelr
Grief Deter &tinede Mrs Ibertlia 2
8iesler 3 Charles ShaHsr Nieclaus
Strait peter S6apmann Senrp
Iraus Miattb;ds S1ramm Ssnrp
8unsmann @sorg Shmiermunb Srise 9
aiifer Scbann SbSpb gliie
9ausses Sclepb Snmitt Mrs youiis
Ellie Spbanan SdGTer Nieclaus
0Ufer Spbann Ibome IfiG Suliana
9uifcntsrser @esrg Wasner Wrs yisrrs
Wsisrs Min Sli;abstb
~ q Williams NNcEru ,;Irr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21
Dubuque @bsleiale MarftbsriGt.

NUfn SfHHu5 WrYTsHB VVFfHVF wy ,,
9Scbcr 4 SSentcr, 49,
in @rcrsrisen, prcsiNcnen,
Meinrn unit gianSren,
Dubuque, 20. Sebruar. 1872.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21

ga Sbsrcfce So. il Der S6asmsihr
ssst fAOc0 County slbtrn Yertnftn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21
Rene Nn5eigen.
SamSe = 1pfel,
4eidenbeaatter, W6bel=
fareinrr & Daannttrnebmtr,

Gsulsr slrenut, ssaruftsr rem Npr!hern lpttl,
Suouqhf,
uAt SsnSH 9issd pHs SarsG sea rem siHfadl!ra gut
siIietsn bic III bta eisaauttfsR UNI f~paearittn. iins III M
icrru Wssd Siert feis ~rrrraiHis. dtrner fae Rr I'm ys
ass tines ~tlsaaAttA gostsunagene une aut1n rH uGs
ft& eatetattanatn "a tiatstn griit stiersi.
Sc Eur srsssrsn Yssnsnii6iri, rnitrsr ettbrtsn srns.
itaft Grid is.ta MIR i'm glii;eipuriis Ger S.att on ~ 2 sras
DC ,spiidbsn Sowo u. Stan Gins 4cnimansits unires
Gehaiiss. tStb. 2.-taD
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21

Gin Teuer in Semitt ~jeritpris iss!sa
areitas Giesnttunt i'm Wsrtts rem 10000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21
- Sr. MatbiaS &cbilk,

in Der Iabs pm 9stiUnsils, ,,iadisa Co.. mob.
nsnt, III Der Giesnibuwu sinea sra1tisen, IA
Sanb bettn JACKS. son a~ases,eihnttfr
&act. - 8armsrS mSesn ,a ben tlnlfanb sst&.
liaff r,srfsu, f2i. 9au.--2 Wto
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-01-02

10 Blble- Then whats

I confess for myself and with all frank
ness, that the question of the Bible--or
atheism, anti-theism, Pantheism anything
rather than deism. Take away the Bible
and you take away all tho angels. Not q
single cherub or seraph not single throne
or dominion, or principality or power; not
a single morning star or Son of God is left.
Gabriel vanishes as phantom, and Michael
melts into air, and is seen no more. Take
away the Bible, and you take away the
elect succession of inspired man. Not a
single patriarch or priest or prophet or
apostle or evangelist remains to proclaim
or record single superhuman oracle.
Moses and his law, Isaiah and his vision,
dissolve together. Matthew and his gospel,
Paul and his epistles, perish in the same
fire. Nay, more, take away the Bible,
and you take away the Lord Jesus Christ.
No longer need any disputes be had in
regard to the nature, person or Office of
Christ, his history, condition or destiny
All the magnificent apparatus in prepa-
ration for his coming is gonel The cross
crumbles, and the sepulchre sinks, and
the throne symboized by the rainbow that
adoins it, like the rainbow, vanishes away.
His pre-existence, his current existence,
his whole existence, is nothing.
And SO of the Holy Spirit take away the
Bible, and the Spirit becomes o ghost in
deed, or rather less than a ghost. Like a
meteor it flashes from darkness and falls
into the blackuess of darkness. And so of
the Father; take away the Bible, and the
Father retires into an impenetrable seclu-
sion,iniideIity more oblivious than was ever
imagined before. And then when the earth
is exhausted of everything inspired, and
Heaven of everything angelic, and the uni
verse of everything divine, what is leftP
What is man left? Aha! be it so. But
what kind of man is left? A man without
a Maker, without a Saviour, and without q
purpose, and without an end. The noblest
of beings, and yet the meanest and most
miserable-all sensibility, sympathy and
affection, yet sitting desolate in sackcloth,
among the graves of dead friends full, him.
self, of living memories, ever mourning for
the dead, hut without hope of their return,
having no hope but that he and his children
may like wise die and be no more And
what kind of an earth is left? And what
kind of Heaven? And what kind of a
universe? Who cares what kind? If a
man be worm, if angels be the spectres OF
worms, if Father Son and Holy Ghost be
mere names without substance-who cares
what kind?
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-01-02
READING RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Monday, Nov. 18th. lS7l.

GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
W md North West for Philadelphia New York,
Reading, P,ottsville, Tanlaqua,, Ashland shamokin,
caster, Columbia, &c, &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, as follows:
AT 245, B.lO, A. NJ, and 200. r. NJ. connecting
and arriving at New W York at iO:S a. m s42,
and 9;45 p m. respectively. s
Sleeping cars accompany the 245 a. m train
Returning: Leave New York at A. M. 1880
noon, and 5p. m. Philadelphia at 7.S0, $50 a. IN.
ran G from RI sew gofE wh% cRsnee %
Leave Harrisburg Tor Reading, .Pottsye. Tama.
qua, Minersylle, Ashland, Shamokn Allen
town, and philadelphia, atSl0,A. NJ. and2 200 and
A05, p. n, stopping At Lebanon aud principal way
depSa pottsvie e viz and nd Goinmba @ s only For S Pots
vllle Schuyklll Haven and Auburn,v via Schuylkill
and Susquehanna Railroad. leave Harrisburg at
Ea;t Rspps Earosd trains g Es saye Reading foS
20 saa m noon Rfsnan9S ad 3 p NJ nS NsT Asn 1Sak
town at 100 a. III 1925 noon, 2l5,425 and 835 pm.
Way sFs" tn Ss E FsnnS
Railroad, returning from Reading at go p. NJ,
stopping az al stations: az oI o,oo, J., ,,o ..,.
| and 2. 30 Pm: HeIndon at lt.tO O'Clock A. N.
Shamokin at $40 aud Ill 4, NJ; Ashland, 7.O5 A.
| i.2O p NJ Tamaqlia at SIS N. and 2i0P. N. for
! Philadelphia and New York, Reading. Harris
Leave Pottsyille via schuylkill and susquehanna
Railroad ats Is An for Harrisburg and II As q. Ill.
| for Pine Grove and fremont.
Reading accommodation train: leaves POttsville
at $40 A. NJ, passing Reading at 1904 NJ, arriving
| at Philadelphia at 1920 A. NJ, returning leaves
PM, arriving at l'Ottsyllleat 90 P. NJ.
| POttstOwn Accommodation train Leaves Potts
town at7OO a. m.,returning, leaves Philadelphia at
| Al5p pm.
Columbia Railroad trains leave Reading at 7. 20
| 9, m and lisp. m. for Ephrata, Litz, Lancaster,
| Columbia. &c.
Returning leave Lancaster at $50 a m, and 325
p. M. and Columbia ut T. II a. III, and g. Is y. IN.
/ Perkomen Railroad trainsieave PerklOmen j unc-
tOn at 7.25 and 0O5 q. NJ, 800 and 5.45 D. III. Re-
turning, Leaves Schwenksville at Gas A. W. and 10
q, M and 1900 noon. and :l5 y. H., connecting
with similar trains on Reading road.
| COebrOOkdale Railroad train leaves POttstOwn at
$40 M, and l. 10 and $50 p. m returning leave
Mt Pleasant at lis, II ;2h 4. M. and 2.5i =. m,
connecting with similar trains On Reading r. L.
Chester Valley Railroad trains leave bridgeport
DOwningtOwn at 6b5 a. m. 1870. noon, and o. l5
p. m, connecting with trains on Reading Railroad.
On Sundays; Leave New York at 3 p. m. (;
Phlla at 8 a. M and3 Is D. M. ;theSa m. train run.
ming only TO Reading; POttsyille a. M; Harris
burg 246 Il. m. and 200 p. N. leave Allentown az
and S35 p. m. leave Reading at 7lb a, m, and
$50 p NJ, for Harrisburg, at 1884 Il. M. for New
Communication, Mileage, Season, School and EX-
eursion Tickets TO and from all points at reduced
rates
Baggage checked through, 100 pounds allowed
j. Il. wOoTTEN,
Asst: Supt. Eng. Mach'ry.
Reading, Pa, Nov. Is, 1911
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A Quarry of Mud Turtles.

A WOOD county, Ohio paper contains
IN the following account of the discov-
cry of quarry of Mud Turtles. Recently
two men were engaged in the instruction
of ditch No 1888. The ditch leads through
marshy swamp, which has not probably
in the recollection of the oldest inhabtant,
been as dry as this year, and even with the
present great drouth, the team of horses
mired so badly that in some instances they
had to dig and pry them out from among
the sunken bogs where they became en-
tangled. In one place while plowing, and
about % feet below the surface, they came
upon literal patch of huge mud turtles,
some of which were as large on the back as
the bottom of Windsor chair, and so firm
ly imbedded were some Of these tough Gus
toners, that they obstructed the plow, and
threw it out Of the furrow the same as a
stone or root would do. Five or six of these
lusty fellows would sometimes be turned
out by single furrow. They had proba-
bly, sought this moist spot from some dis
tance as the best place to go into winter
quarters.
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A Christians Feelings.

80 it is just as different as can be p
said one of my young friends.
"What is?' asked.
"Why, being u Christian. Everything
is so different from what l expected"
"What did you expectp"
"When you used to talk with me about
being Christian, used to say to myself,
No, l can't now, for shall have to do so
many hard things, and never can do
them" l..
"What hard things % }
"Oh, used to think "Now if I be-
come christian, | shall have to walk just
so ; shall have to 30 to church and prayer
meeting shall have to pray, and read the
Bible" 1t is so different from what /
thought" 'H lIE
Why, James, what do you mean ~
exclaimed. "You do go to church and
prayer-meeting you do read the Bible and
pray you do try to walk just right, do you
not ?"
80, yes" answered James, looking VI
with bright smile, but love to do them
That makes all the difference. love
Jesus, and love to do as he wishes me to. y
Yes, love does make all the difference
Love is the fulfilling of the law.
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ID oBINsoN HOUSE,
formerly kept by Woodruff and Turbett,)
Nsp bloomfield, Perry County, Pa.
AMOS ROBINSON, Proprietor.

This well known and pleasantly located hotel
ent propret0r,and he will spare no palms to accom-
modats % his quests; The rooms are comfortable.
the table Wen furnished with the best In the mar.
careful and attentive hoster win be In attendance
good livery stable win be kept BY the proprietor.
April 5. 1871 u
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SOUTHWARD.

MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Elmira $40 a. m. WillamspOrt 9l5 4. m.
Harrisburg 210 p. m. Ar. Baltimore at $50 PIN
BUFFALO EXPRESS.
Leaves Canandaigua 6.h5 p. m, Elmira 940p. m.
Wlliamsp0rt l2.2j q. m, Harrisburg at 4.U5 a. IN.
Arrives at Baltimore at 720 ain.
ERIE EXPRESS.
Lys. Sunbury OBS IA. M. ArIiarrisburg ll.20 ain
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Lvs. Harrisburg Has am. Ar. Baltimore 500 p. IN.
-l NIAGARA EXPRESS SOUTH.
Lvs Canandagua 9lOam. Emlra 1918 p. m.
" WilliamspOrt 305 pm. Sunbury 4.4O p. M.
Harrisburg 100 PIN. ar. Baltimore 101I pm.
HARRISBURG, ACCOMMODATION.
Lvs. Harrisburg 7.30 a. m. Ar. Baltimore IL 0n. M
&S- Mail Train north and south, Fast Line north,
Pacific Express and Erie Express, daily except
Sunday.
Buffalo Express north and south and Cincin-
natl Express south, leave daily
For further information apply at the Ticket
Office Pennsylvania Railroad Depot,
ALFRED X. FISKE,
General Superintendent.
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ley Let the youth who stands with a
glass of liquor in his hand consider what
he had better throw away--the liquor or
himself.
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Rochester and Niagara rails.
NN AND AFTER SUNDAY November 18th
" 1871 the trains OH the Northern Central Rail-
way will run as follows:
NOR TIT WARD.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Baltimore. $50 am. Harrisburg, Las p m
WllliamspOrt 100 D. m, and arr. at Elmira, 10.45
BUFFALO EXPRESS.
Leaves Baltimore, 1.35p.m. | Harrisburg TO- 40 pm
Williamsport, 2.2h a. M. Eimira, $50 a. IN.
Arrives at Canandalgua at 8l5am.
FAST LINE.
Leaves Baltimore H. 40 p. III. Harrisburg 440 p. IN.
Arr. al h,tllamSpOrt 8l5p.m,,
U. WESTERN EXPRESS.
Leaves BatlmOreln.05p. al. Harrisburg l2.50a.m,
NIAGARA EMPRESS.
Lvs Baltimore 8tO am, Harrisburg 1885 a. IN
Arrives at Canandagua at S.25 p. III.
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DUNCANNoN STATION.
Northern Central Railway.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Through and Direct Route to and from. washing
ton, Baltimore, ElBlird, Erie, BIlGdlo,
Rochester and Niagara rails.
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EaBr Mrs. Van Cott says if she had all
the money ever paid for liquor she could
buy every foot of land in the world. Very
likely. And if she had all the money paid
by women forback hair she could buy every
drop Of liquor in the world,
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A TnrBiRg.POint.

"The turning-point in my life," said a
gentleman, "was when | was boy, not
going to low circus. Some kind of low
show and circus came into town, and of
course all the boys were dying to go. My
mother did not want me to 90. might
have stolen oil. had money enough in
my pocket, the boys did all they could to
persuade me, and, more than all people
were going in squads to see it, 1t is so
easy to go with the multitude it is so hard
to make a stand. break away and go the
other way
THAT is exactly what did. / master
ed the situation" mastered myself and
did not go.
at was the reS luton then called out,
and called out perhaps for the first time,
which has. under God, served me many a
good turn since, and made me what am -