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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-08-07
MUeKEdoN COUNTY.
Tho Chronicad Of July Dist
has tho following:

mas the following:
Hereafter tho Pullman Siec;ans
Coach will stMt from Big Rapids
for Chicago, instead oj Pcntwatcr,
as heretofore, on the evening
train. by this arrangcinct pass
cngcrs from the north aud those
taking tho train a. Muskcgon
may secure bcrths at this point.
On Sunday afternoon fire was
discovered ~ pile Of slabs near
tho Beid'cr Conpauy's Office,
lower town. II soon spread and
ca"ght in tho engine house OF the
Al. j., 5. Railroad, which was
burned besides about cue hnrdr
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-08-07

MGCosIA COUNIhs
The big Rapids Pioneer has tho
following: /,
Tho booming Association Of
this city is making preparation
to construct dam across the
Mnskcgon a short distance above
tho q. r. & | Il. Il. bridge, for
booming purposes. A man named
Brady, had two of the fingers of
lis tight hand smashed while load
ing rails ON the NJ. & ID. X. r., on
Friday last, n few miles west Of
this city. Dr. Wood ampniatcd
the stainps, aud he is doing ne
well as could lie expected.
On Thursday last, n little son of,
Mr.. Woodcock, Of Morley, aged
seven years, while his I'arcnts
were absent from the hOus.', took
The New York herald., 1873-12-26

MISCELLANEOUS,
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
IN States-Descron, &c, sufficient publicity
no charge until divorce Is granted also Notary Public.
FREDERICK J. KING,
Counse atLaw. 363 Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN.
IA of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from s A. NJ. to9 r ~
On Sunday from to A. M
nRs. TRoUssEAU, LAsEQUE. PROFESSOR ME-
~ meyer and others published works upon the neccs-
sity Of employing natural mineral spring waters In the
various dseaes In fact all authors and enc msts agree
that the analys OF them 10 not indcate fully their
medical value. As two.tt,rds Of our bodies arc CONS
posed water they Immediately enter the circulation
when taken into the stemash. AZ proof of this tho
UNPARALLELED BETHESDA SPRING WATER wa4
the only fnid yaany OF Dr. A. u. HEATlI's patient2
could arr retain Of their nansca and dys
pcpsia; r.s however, being permanently relieved Re-
ceptics, rooms No. W0 Hroadwav. New York
The New York herald., 1873-12-26
SHIPPING NEW S.
WHTTEsTONE TELEGRAPH.

The NEW York HRRALD has constructed telegraph limo
from New York city to Whitcstone. H. and the is
now open tor the transaction OF business.
The line will be found Of great 10 those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound and
every facility win he given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly
AS there is other telegraph communication with
Whitestone the Herald Line will be open for all business
and private messages, and the attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid
The following rates have beer established -
Private messages twenty-five cents for ten words
less; two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For a message of twenty words or
less be delivered board vessels OF Whitestone.
dollar; five cents for every additional word
Advertisements for the New YoRK HERALD cree.
Herald Office, corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald Ship News Office, pier No East River.
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway.
Herald Branch Office, corner Boerum and Fulton
streets, Brooklyn. rl
Whitestone Dock. Whitestone, Ii. pyr@
At the Herald Branch Offices, corner of Boerum and
Fulton streets Brooklyn and 1865 Broadway New York
will be bulletin OF the arrival OF all steamers daily
The New York herald., 1873-12-26

MuIford Ludlsm Matthews. Capt Daniel Ireland twfis
will her) aud others
At Chester Pa Goth inst from the OF John Rotch
SON. the class State OF Texas Her dirnens
sions are Length deck 2o5 feet; BREATH Sc feet and
dcpth of hold inches; will register 1900
She is owned by Messrs Mallory Co OF New YORK;
and will ready for business by the middle OF Feb she
will run from New York to Galveston New Orleaps:
At Bath Me- Dec "A, Goss Sawyer launched fno
s-masted schr Of $50 tons, named Benz Church.
She is owned BY John Perry Co and others OF New
WhaIemcn.
Arrived at Honolulu Nov ls barks James Allen Rslly
from the Arctic with 100 bbls wh oil 9 lbs bone oO %
ivory 18th. Nautilus Smith, from do 40 WI OIL lzU wal
and 1000 lbs bone Adventure Here ndeen from dos
90 sp 10th Onward Hayes from do 4so wh sso @ ws'r%s ~
and 1000 lbs bone Arnoda Baudry, rom DO SoC wn W
walrus and 5000 lbs bonc lsth illinois, Fraser Irom dos
SOwh 100 walrus and 600 lbs boue; 18th Joseph Max
bone. Il
Sailed of from do 18th, barks Acors Barnes, Allen, to
cruise 10Th, Bai tolomew Gosnold. Willis, do.
Cleared At San Francisco Dee IT. bark P0gress, DOVE
den, to cruise
Bark China, clifford, of NIB, at Mauritius Nov II;
had taken 10 bbls sp since last report
Bark John West Manchester, B, at Mauritida
Nov a. having taken S5 bbls sp since last report.
Bark Chas Morgan Tinkham, OF NIB, was Off 81 Deny
mis- Nov had taken 20 bbs since last repor-l000 sp
and 2fO wh on board.
Spoken.
Antofogasta, Sept Is, Lat 4 N, lon -.
The New York herald., 1873-12-26
NEW YORK HERALD. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2e, 1873

him. they started in pursuit. Thursday morn
ing. They ascertained about midnight that
their r1an had stopped at the house Of
one Slews for the night. They gained admittance
to the house and TO his room. and, after having
secured his seven-shooter, for which he had ex-
changed his gun, they awoke him, and informed
him he was q prisoner. He demanded to know
upon what charge and their authority for making
the arrest He was informed he would know In
due time. Alter securing him they charged him
with being Baker, who had broken jail at Char
lotte. This he denied, remarking that he had
heard OF Bakers escape and expressing himself as
willing TO accompany them, and assuring them
Wilmington on his arrival at LenoIr
parently anxious to accompany them that they
thought they had got hold OF the wrong man, and
even once thought OF releasing him. but concluded
to bring him along. On arriving at Lenoir one
Montgomery recognized him as Baker and ac-
costed him with, "Hello, Joe, what's upYn This
confused and unnerved him. He then confessed
TO being Baker, and said II he had had warning Of
their admittance to the house. or II an attempt at
his capture had been made in the road he would
have died in ms tracks before he would have
rendered.
lie has been returned to his old quarters in the
jail, being securely Ironed. The Governor, hearing
OF his escape sent the sheriff respite until FRI
day, January q on which dav, If he does not again
escape, he will be executed. Coleman and Clark
got the 5000 reward or his apprehension.
The New York herald., 1873-12-26
CAPTURE OF An ESCAPED MURDERER.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Dec. %, 1873.
Joseph Baker (white), who at the last term OF
the Circuit Court was convicted and sentenced to
be hanged on Friday, December 49, for the murder OF
Newton Wilfong coIored. but who made his escape
from the County Jail at this place the night OF
December Il. was captured in watauga county, In
this State, 10 miles from the Tennessee line, by =.
M Clark and X. A. Coleman, OF Caldwell county,
who arrived here with Baker In custody last night.
Coleman met Baker Wednesday last about one
mile from the village Of Lenoir. He inquired about
the roads, saying he desired TO 60 to washington
county, Tennessee, giving his name as Jones, from
Wilmington, N. G. Baker, alias Jones' was carry
ing double.barrelled gun at the time. Coleman
returned to Lenoir next morning, and seeing q
copy Of the Governors proclamation Offering a
reward for Bakers apprehension, thought
from the description that Jones was the man
that was wanted. and. getting CLARK 70 JOIN
The New York herald., 1873-12-26


BARN CLAUDIA t0er! Dinsc, which dragged her anchor
Wilmington NC. some days since, returned TO that port
23d inst for repairs
PROVIDENCE Dec 2t-Schr xebec, Shropshire, from
Providence for Port Johnson In going out through the
west Passagc in the snow storm Of Tuesday evening
went ashore at Peaked Head Hill She hauled of at
high water on Wednesday by steamer Alert and towed
into Dutch Island harbor. No damage reported.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 16-Shp America, Inglis, which
was owcd out TO the bar yesterday haJ to put back
account OF the high which breaking the bar
ing the blow on Sunday night the Cultivator Isaac
Jeans Abde Kadcr and several other ships lying In
stream of North Point dragged their anchors some OF
them sustained slight damage.
Miscellaneous.
Purser Charles Burke Of the steamship city OF Ha
vana from Havana, has thanks Tor the prompt de-
livery OF our hles and dispatches.
Purser White, Jr, Of the steamship James Adgcr
from Charleston. has our thanks for favors
sHrPBuIIDrso--At Millvile, M. " T. Muford IL con-
which will be launched in June next He has also con-
acted Tor and viii nc building two more
schrs for New Jersey and Philadelphia parties they
VIII each carry about 900 tons Tho coming season prom
The vessel building at Mipridge for Capt George W
Bunker progressing rapidly IL has been decided 70 rig
her as O bark.
IAurcnED-From tho .hipyard Of Jas Givan, Harbor
villc Dec O. brig Eva Parker, 3b6 tons register j0
she y iron kneed ana ccppsr fastened and IS
te lent style She is owned by Parker BurgcS& Go, Of
A MviIle NJ, aotn inst, from the yard Of Purman i
MuIford ne smastsd centre.board schy o. about 500
TONS called the David Ciarkson built Of the best
rial Length az kccl l22 eet hold Q she II TO be
emp loycd In the coasung trade. and 10 owned by y L
The New York herald., 1873-12-26

REPORTED .Rx THE MssAft sfEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wnITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINES.
Steamship Italia Br. Craig, Gls;sew b Des j 10 WIZ
%as rd hIenen u % HSnSqg Bros Dec
Steamship City OF Havana, Philips Havana Dec 20,
% Dec
9. with mdse and passengers to James W ountard 4
Steamship Richmond, Lawrence, Norfolk, with mdse
@ %aRe NooK city Point
and Richmond with mdse and passengers to the Old Do
Luigi Antwerp days in ballast LA,
but was obliged to haul of on account Of thick snow
Bark Marco Polo Ger,. Mnsssn Bremen % days, with
mdse and Z3a passengers to Koop Co Had fine
aa BARK Boso Ellis Bremen s. days. in bal
last to Vernon Brown 4 Co. Is anchored at Sandy
BARK oTphsys Ger, Ballehr. Hamburg At days, with
BARK cronstadt new, Of windsor Ns), =, Windsor,
Ms y days In ballast to master Is anchored at Sandy
sch schr ), John SIaJ' Ward, Inman. Baltimore.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Bark Osprey, Hsyer, New Bedford for New York. in
: schr Drcadnaught, Saunders. stoningtou for New
schr Mary Tice, Dunham. New Haven Tor New York.
Gs %esao fq cr
schr Rival Dunt9n westport for New York, with ium-
schr Q Comstock, Burrows, Nantucket Shoals for New
scSr Iyndon lon CASSIDY Biahton for New York.
BOUND EAST.
sSamshiD SeEens ;s Bsarss Mey Wy York for Boston
schr Maria Louisa, Everett, New York for Madison.
Schr Motto Davis. New York for New London.
Schr Fell Nckerson. Elizabethport Providence.
Schr Daniel Norris SQuires, Elizabethport for Provl
dence.
schr J i Crockcr, Tnrasher, Hoboken for Somerset.
schr Sallie w Ponder Thrasher, New York for Taun.
ton
schr Rose Culkin Fitzgerald, New York for New Ha.
ven. - Wv -"
schr Thompson, Hull, New York for Providence
River -"
The New York herald., 1873-12-26

Sails. Destination.
The New York herald., 1873-12-26
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Arrivals of Vessels from and Departures
for the United States.

arrivals OF vessels rOm ana Dcporturea
for the United States.
LONDON. Dec IS 1873
VESSELS ARRIVED.
Arrived Liverpool Dec "a bark Frey Nor, Halver-
sen, from Charleston
Arrived at Gravesend Dec a. bark Rosa ovari dtaps
Cnesa from New York via Queenstown.
Arrived at Londonderry Dec 25 steamships Caspian
(Br), Trocks from Baltimore via Halifax and st Johns
NF Cand proceeded tor LIVERPOOL; sdonian (Brl Hens
derson, from New York and proceeded for Glasgow.
Arrived at Hamburg Dec 20, steamship Goethe Ger).
Wilson, from New York.
Arrived at Bremen Dec g. ship Tamerane. Qualey1
from Philadelphia; bark Edmund GER, Bullerdieck
from do; Coringa (Br), Watson, from Baltimore.
Arrived at Rotterdam Dec 81 barks Minna Ger,
Boesse from Wilmington, NC; francesca Chiazzaro
Bozzo fr ON New York.
Arrived at Leghorn bark Macchlaveli GtaD, Marescas
from New York.
Arrived at - brig Iuo ,Br,, Phillips, from Beaufortt
Sc for also Coquette, from United States; Purveyor
from do.
Sailed from Liverpool Dec "a, ships Glenbervie (Br).
Dawson Boston; seafower Br) Duncan, for Pensa-
cola; Ceferna (Br) Waycott for New Orleans (beforo
reported sailed l8h) Rosa Bonheur tBr Brown for do
before reported sailed 2d Electra Hedge for do Yose1
mite m Love- tor San Francisco; barks Olaf Nckelson
Nor), voiat for Savannah; Mathilde for), Wod, for
Pensacola.
Hues from Roterdam), for New York; bark Smile Br>,
Morris uom London), for Bull River; also Northcotc,
for Pensacola Jennie, for do; Success Bagott for Gall
veston
Sailed from Waterford Dec "a, ship Godfnder tBr, for
New Orleans.
Sailed from - Frederick, M Peterson, and Annie
Weston tor United States.
Sailed from Leith Dec "A, brig Mira (Aus Garzancich.
for United States
Sailed from Antwerp Dec %, brig Claf Kyrre Norls
Jorgensen, for United States.
Sailed from Bordeaux Dec o. bark Jonathan Chaser
Chase, for United States
Sailed from Leghorn, bark James Borland, Baker.
for New York.
The New York herald., 1873-12-26
l-Y rrr
BELOW.

pilot boat Ezra Nye No p.
Bark soladdc Nor, saInuesen, from Hamburg Nov s.
Brig Waudon from Machias.
The New York herald., 1873-12-26
american Ports.

BOSTON. Dec 25-Arrived brig II MsGtveryA.
BALT1MoRE, Dec 2s-Arrived steamship Gulf Stream.
G Dec
wards Ireand Wood HSe h Royal b Arch o croS
BATH. Dec as-saled, ship Louisiana new, Oliver,
cnAKLESToN, Dec so-Arriyed, bark glaske .NoL.
sisS ;sr, Ella ~. "s'
SsnP Pss
sss1 y y.ts 5se ne New PSysr Ss2s Liverpool
& eSr fG asr
s%ith GHER MlmngsHn hs pac psl ,r,s
ss sdf ss TssS.s
0 ssT eSin issa es Passea % ont bark Mani,
tGS NG5 rG% ,a e. for West ndes brig aeOn
es az 5oanG rom St Toma
RfvER Dec % a@4rrivsS Sas schr Eliza Williams
"a Arrived, schr Thompson, Hill. Hoboken.
S6nssslsdd schr jennie M Rosaine Tooker
ryScksoSyiILE Dec ls-Arrived, schr Babel Irons,
Eva Adel Eaton Boston, Ben Bor-
SEwBTkYPoRT Dec 2s-Arrived, steamship Cent?
'p"NEwPoRT, Dec ~ A&~Arrved, schr John Sanford
wsstgate. Dghton for New York. -
oeean she f2stS1 SG5 Virginia
NEW HAyEE M Dec 241Arrved, brig Thomas TurulI,
PENSACOLA, Dec 2o-Arrived schr White Star tBr,
cleared ships Lady Cartier Brl Jenkins, clyde Nell
son !br) walls, Liverpool bark Conway Br) Moulton
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 24--Arrived steamship Panther.
Mills Boston; schr Ann Stevens, Montgomery, New
Cleared steamship Achilles Coiburn Boston; barRs
vindex tB, Farmhouse, Cork Tor orders; Margarethe
PORTLAND, Dec 23-Arrived, bark Brothers. Chase.
-Nth-Cleared schrs John Bird, Smith, Matanzas Geo
WJewett, Hodgdon Savannah.
PRovIbENCE Dec 2s-sailcd. schr Nellie M Snow,
th-saled, steamships Mcclellan, Baltimore via
Norfolk: Mary Crocker, Philadelphia; schrs Sallie
hay Doughty, and 4 l. Cordery smith, PHILADELPHIA;
saml II SHARP, Webb; WIN Gesner Egber. and Sarah
Quincy Gurney New York.
At anchor In the West Bay Dutch Island, at IL
2fh, schrs Geo Osborne, Hix Rockand for New York;
Lucy Hammond. Robinson, Machias for do; Leandcr
RICHMOND, Dec 23-Arrived, bark Susie (Br), Smith.
SAN FRANCISCO, Doc I7-Arrve l. steamship Consti-
tuition, Nolan Panama; Italian steam rigate oaribadi,
Del santo, Honolulu.
Cleared-shps Southern Gross. Hughes Liverpool; Cc-
lestal Empire, stewart do: Quorn lBr murphy, Corks
bark Nonantum (Br) Thomas Burrard inlet -
gas and GordePa r Sehs Yerpoo David
Brown Murphy Cork; bark Sophie ID Nr), Gassin do
SAVANNAH, Dec 2O-Arrived, barks Matilda smith,,
Smith. Dublin; Baworssi sa sr' naa Giasg9w yxo,,,.
fhsPh saGhM New Dec scr schr Henrietta simmons
%tigArrived schr Chas stcdman, johnson, Bath for.
sToHiNGToN Dec 23-sailed, schr Charmcr Moves.
New York sloop Ida Vail, Norton, do.
WLMINGToN, NC, Dec 2s-Arrived, bark Felix 0oer). !
Cleared--Bark Reptune's Car Orr, Pike London
Returncd-Bark Claudia GER, Dinsc, hence for Ham
burg. in distress
The New York herald., 1873-12-26
SAILED.
Marine Disasters.

Steamship Pommerania Ger, Hamburg, &C.
Wind at sunset calm.
The New York herald., 1873-12-26
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
The New York herald., 1873-12-26
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. Is. 1873.
CLEARED
ARRIVALS.

Bark Josephine Martin. Fickett san,ander-Jonn zt.
loser. q. @saas,..
The New York herald., 1873-12-26
Foreign Ports.

,CIESYyrcos Dec l5-sai!ed bark Goofre Gp). Gelpi.
New Orleans 10TH brig Chief (Br Matheson New York.
HONOLULU. Nov l7-Arrived bark Camden, Robinsons
Port Gamble.
Sailed 18th, brig Robert Cowan (Br). Revely, Sydney.
NSW.
port o. ships syren Benson, from Boston, dsg,
point. from San Francisco for Queenstown, dg
Baltimore (and cleared 18th for New OrleanO ship,
sell, Hodsdon, Pensacola; schr Parepa Packard, New
York
Sailed 18th, barks f HoIbrook, Leavitt, New York.
Glentit Br) Boyd, Pensacola; schr Palma, McDouga,
do 10TH bark Teresa Cubana sp) Soer Savannah brig
Goodwin, Craig, New York; schr Arianna (Br Aubrey
Pascagoua-
Cleared 10th ship Pedro Plandoit Csp) Pons New Or
leans briRs Nneyo sabina Sp Roldos do; vrgenes p(
In port 9otb s9ip qrahams Policy clapp. une; barks
Augustine Kobbe. Ames. for New Orleans; Heroine.
Blake for north OF Hateras Addie BIRD, Merrill de-
Zado Miller; Ellen Stevens Brown; d Brookman,,
Amcs; sn Blaisdcll Matthews; Helen Angler StaY
pies; w Hobrook, Poleys; A Allen, Tarr Matthew
Baird Wordingcr Esther Loring Cienuegos Norgrave.
and * Anderson, Brandt unc; brgs Havana Never.
for New York John Pierce Townsend, for Boston Adele
Ss ScLoop Monroe; Julia Carneg Turner; Concord.
ssatele simmons: @ "n Endorus Mpott; walter Howes
TJo Lfnda Newton; Annie Lewis fewis Edith Haf
Rpoli Zenobia Conner, and Grace Bradley Turner Dc.
Uan, Georgetown.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-14
The Cotton Crop for Is72-zs,


The New York Financial Chronicle OF
the 18th inst. contains the following exhibit
Of the cotton crop for the year ending LIST
September:
The cotton crop for the year ending 1st
September is 3,930,5US. The exports were
2,619,980. The stock in the United States
at that date was 9O,9Sl. Of the total pro-
ducts, 1851 1856 were received at the Allan
nc and Gulf shipping ports against 2, 49,,
286 last year. The shipments from the in
terror districts to manufactures were 141,-
500. The manufacturers South took 1877.
662; 1866, 566 bales were shipped to Great
Britain from all the ports. Among the cities
credited with exports the past year is San
Francisco, 324 bales.
The following shows the receipts at the
North by rail: New York, los, sos; Boston,
26,8O5; Baltimore, 1868; Philadelphis,
p, 200; Portland, Me-, 1851. All this cot
ton came across the Ohio and Mississippi
being taken by railroads at the various
points where they touch those rivers. In
addition to this the large amount already
stated was shipped from Southern points
direct to Northern mills without handling
or any record being taxen at either New
York, Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia or
Portland. The statement shows the ship
ments North by rail from Mobile and New
Orleans during the year to be 23,4S3. OF
the total produce, louisiana is credited with
1,240, 1884; Alabama, 332,457; Texas, 343,-
$50; Florids, 14,06S; Georgia, 6l4,O39;
South Carolina, 374, 476; North Carolina,
61,576; Virginia, 433, $50; Tennessee, 37S,-
013. The shipments from Tennessee, New
ORLEANS NnrfOlLy and NborlacfOp ora in
cluded in the Louisiana, Virginia and South
Carolina crop, and amount to 3S2 500.
The total crop of the Sea Island cotton in
the United States is 26,269, against IL, S45
last year. Manufactures by the Southern
mills during the year show an increase of
1900 bales over the previous year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-14
How Do YOu PeeIP

The ferVid heats Of summer are now over In
what condition have they left you? Is your liver
torpid or disordered, your appetite feeble, your
digestion imperfect or painful, your nervous sys-
TEN shaky, your mind lethargic? This is the
state in which the autumn finds tens of thous-
ands of US, and in this state we are ripe for the
malarious fevers, and bowel complaints, and
bilious diseases, which the heavy dews, the va
pors, and the vast difference between the tenn
perature OF night and day are apt to engender.
Rouse yourself from this condition with Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. Wake up the latent vi
tally Of the body, which only requires the slim
ulating, strengthening and regulating agency of
this mighty vegetable restorative to enable it to
resume its activity and potency. Indigestion,
biliousness, miasmatic fsvers and disorders of
the bowels, are the usual sequences of long
heated term. Prevent OF cure them with the
Bitters. You can do either, but proven ton is
best.
sep10 deodiw&w1t 3dp
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-14
..NOTA AS Il WILL.

Blndfolded and alone stand
With unknown thresholds on each hand;
The darkness deepens as grope,
Afraid to fear afraid to hope;
Yet this one thing lear to know
Each day more surely as 60,
That doors are opened, ways are made,
Burdens ara lifted or are laid,
BY some great law unseen and still,
Unfathemed purpose to fulfill
mot as l will"
Biindfolded and alone I wait;
Loss seems too bitter, gain too late;
Too heavy burdens in the load
And too few helpers in the road;
And Joy is weak and grief is strong,
And years and days so long, so long;
Yet this one thing learn to know
, Each day more surely as go, z ia -a
That am glad the good and i'll
BY changeless law ara ordered still
mot as 1 will"
"Not as WILL" the souud grows sweet
Each time my lips the words repeat.
. mot as I will;' the darkness feels
More safe than light when this thought steals
Like whispered voice to calm and bless
All unrest and all loneliness.
"Not as will, )" because the One
who loved us first and bsSt has gone
Before us on the road, and still -...- .. .
For us must all II is love fulfill
''NOt as we will"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-14

WELL, every way the sex is advancing.
Here is Jeru'hs Bryan of Queen's Run,
Penn. She went on to neighbOriDg
mountain TO engage in the useful and hoo
orable business Ct picking hnckleberries
she with other danes and demoiselles. a
huge panther in the most ungallant mau-
ner attacked her. Her sister huckleberry
picker fed for safety and Tor succor, but
Jerusha selling huge pine knot engsg ed
the be st in battle. Long the contest was
doubtful, but female bravery triumphed,
and soon the panther e feet and 10 inches
long, lay dead at the feet of Miss Bryan.
She is now the acknowledged heroine OF the
neighborhood; bu. whether by this exploit
she has advanced her matrimonial chances,
Is doubtful, fr-s- .HE FFHa. -H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-14
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