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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-06

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one day. when we both shall DC inter
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of course, For shame, Charles ~
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A Mus. DAY, of Springfield, Illinois.
lately gave birth to quadruplets,
weighing ten pounds each in their
stocking feet. The bereaved father
says Shakespeare was quite right when
he said We do not know "what 4 day
may bring forth"
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The State and Presidential Campaigns al
1872 will be the most important, in many re-
:2scts, IN which the two great political arties
nov in existence have ever been engaged.
The Democracy are making insidious efforts
to obtain the control Of the National Govern.
ment, and it is essential that the people be
kept thoroughly apprised Of their movements,
as well as OF the claims of the Republican
party to coutinuar ce Of the confidence
which has been reposed in it for the last
twelve years.
In the State the issues will be very import
ant they will comprise the questions of Poe
litical honesty and economic government ];
whether public servants can prostitute the
public funds TO their own private use, thus
corruptipg the service, and making out OF
the State Offices nero places of pelf for
plundercrs. The people will be called upon
to decide whether the crimes and blunders of
the Democratic party shall be fastened upon
the State for another term. The corruption
and imbecil.y of the last Legislature has been
by word Of reproach ever since it closed its
session. Every reform measure demanded by
the people. and promised BY the Democracy
failed Of passage by that body and its history
is as infamous as that of any General Assem-
bly, which has ever disgrared the ANNALS Of
legislation. The people are 10 pronounce
judgment upon all these matters, and it is
essential that they be thoroughly prepared 10
render Just verdict.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-03-09

Three young lads Of Shelbyville
suddenly became possessed Of an
insane rotion Of trying frontier
life and hunting bufuffalo. and &C
cordinsly, on Sunday night, one
week ago, while their parents were
at church, they procured from
their parents stables spring
wagon and horses, loading the
vehicle with various articles. which
they thought might be useful in
frontier life, and silently stole
away, facing westward. Their
journey suddenly found an end, a.
Franklin, in consequence Of the
unexpected arrival Of the Sheriff
who conducted the young advcn-
turers back to their homes.
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Lw,Acr,s snow song.

Or . cold dark night, wssn the wind was
Blowing hard and the snos was iallin- fast
Conrad, . worthy citizen 81 little town in
Germany, sat playing his aale. while Ursula
his wife, was preparing suppcr. They heard
sweet voice singing outside
Foxes 70 their holes have gane.
Every bird unto its nest:
But wander here alone,
And 70. NE there is no rest"
Tears Alisd the good mas 5 eyes as he said
.What Hue, sweet voice ! " hat a pity il
should bs spoiled By being tried inch wea;h
err
81 think il = the voice Of child. Let a.
open the door and see,' said his wife, WHO had
lost little boy not long befsrc, and whose
heart was open to take pity on the 'i'se wan
deIer.
Coural opened the door, aal saw ragged
child, who said
"Charity good sir, for Chrsi's sake?
"Come IN, my little one,' said lie. You
SHAH rest with me for the night,
The boy ssid, 'Thank God.' aud entered the
room:
The heat Of The room made aim faint. but
Ursnlas kind care soon revived him. They
gaze him some supper, and then he told them
be was the son OF poor miner and wanted
TO lie scholar. He wandered about and
sang, and lived on the money people gave
him. His kind friends would rot let him
tlk much, bus sent him 70 bed. Wien
y IL ~ 1nA bal ~nA
so they determined 10 keep him, If he
was willing. 10 the mo, ming they found that
he was only too glad to reinsin-.ith them.
They sent him tu school, aud afterwards he
went into . monastery. There one day he
found Bible, viii ch he read, and learned the
way Of life. The sweet voice of the little
sinserbecaEs the strong cello OF the good
news Jueti6Ad BY thitl. we have peace with
God throui our Lori Jesus Christ Con-
rad and Ursula, when they took that little
street singer into their house, little thought
that they were nourishing the great champion
OF the Reformation. The poor child was
Martin Luther BE not forgciful to enter
tain Strangers
The following il the v hole OF the song
which Luther sang on that memorable night
Lord Of Heaven lone and sad,
would litt my heart 10 Thee;
Pilgrim IN foreign land,
Gracious Father, look on me.
shall neither faint nor die,
While walk beneath THINE eye.
Twill stay my faith on Thee,
And will never fear to tread
Where the Ssviour-Mas, leads
lie win give me daily bread.
Christ WAS hungry, Chris, vas poor
He will feed mo from His store.
Foxes to their holes have gone,
Every bird unto its nest;
Bu. wander here alone,
And for mo there is no rest.
Yet neither faint nor fear,
For the Saviour Christ is here.
II live, He1lbe with me-
If die, to Him go,
He'll not leave me, viii trust Him,
And ny heart no fear shall know.
Sin and sorrow defy,
For on Jesus l rely.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-03-09

Blooming t;rove, having become
destitute of a drinking saloon, the
brethren have quit holding sob
bilh-school.
Greenfield has organized q
Lodge of the Knights Of Pythias.
This is the way they Go it in
Laural. One of the bo!dest and
most expert there is in the town
goes ous upon the street after the
stores have been closed for the
night. picks up the first small boy
he chances TO meet, takes him TO
the store he wants TO rob, pushes
him through the window, and,
after he gets what he is after, or
in case OF discovery, breaks for an
alley and makes his escape, leav-
ing the boy with the bag TO hold
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-03-09

We arc informed by gentleman from the
nsiehhorhood Of Stockwsll that the growing
wheat crop nevsr promised better. There has
Hosa so little water in ths ground that
il has not been in the least affected BY
.he successive freezing and thawing. This u
the case all over this section of the State.-
Lafayette Journal.
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Another meeting OF the friends
of franklin College was held on
last Saturday, and notes Of can
vassers compared. It was found
that some $4,000 were subscrib
ed Committees and canyassers
we're continued as selected ut a
previous meeting. In addition to
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Nat Caldwell. of Connersville,
has received $4,000 for damages
done him in a /. steamboat explo-
sion, on the Hudson river. about
seven years ago. So says the Ex-
amiaer.
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We sss the following item going the rounds:
"Indianspolis, Indiana, has killed and packed
40 600 hogs during the season just closed"
The number aheuld be l4O,Oo.-Ex.
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OF THE
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TOGETHER WITH DISEASES OF
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Cincinnati, Ohio. ~

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-05

There ia one link wanting in the chain Of
testimony which Henry Wilson offers as to
General Grants use Of Intoxicating liquors.
Wilson says that be was minded to ask Grant
to sign the pledge and DIN the COMPRESSION
al Temperance Society. Why? Evidently
because, as Rev. Mr.. Dennison tells Us thai
Wilson said to him, " Grant drinks too much
Now, if Wilson is IN the habit of asking al
public men in Washington, who drink at all
to sign the pledge and join the Congressiona
Temperance Society, there is nothing pecul'
lar or specially significant Ia the fact that he
was moved to psosslyte Grant. But this be
omits to say, and this is the missing link il
his testimony. The only temperance dem
onstration that We recall in connection with
Wilson, is his notable attempt to rope in
the Hon. Richard Yates. We think tina,
people who have been much in public life
will agree with Us that Wilson wastes No
| time upon moderate drinkers, bat appears
in the role Of a WsshiDgtonian reformer
only for the benefit Of " hard cases" - Chi
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