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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-22
+ From the Elko Independent. July 10.


JolIN u. TREAT, one OF the lirst
settlers of Elko, now of Sprucemont,
i o"ain able to be on the street. W heh
we saw him IL week or so ago he was
badly disabled from the effects sc OF !
rheumatism, but he placed himself
under the care of Van Aelstyn, OF the
White sulphur SPRINGS, below town,
and The result is that their medicinal
qualities nave knoc ked his rheuiild-
tiSm to the four winds.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Through letter
to j. j. Garrecht we learn or the deatil
of the wife of Robert Oliver, VINO
vent ON a visit to his home in Canada
a short time ago. MIR. Oliver sold out
his interests in this place recently
and was with his wife at his father 5
house in Princeton, Ontario Co, at the
time of her death, which took place
on July lst.
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sacebrush News,

,,e virginia Chronicle, July 10.
ny PALMER, the itinerant
nf Peter Funk iewelry in this
isf, and who now has a little
Ibon or "fence " on South G.
g5 rom which he emerges occa-
!. to disturb the peace and
lo tae streets OF this and ad.la-
n"n, bv hawking his cabbage
rsrs and sein-lil>e socks, took
~ n 20 after the " local y of
"ar last night because we had
ninpd OF itincrant hawkcrs and
~s ~ nu!sanccs. Palmer al
SEes an allusion to humbugS
r;"snres as personal to himself;
Sn can hardly blame him-tor Il
jsrraut humbug or greater nul-
never raped an emlgrant into
;ca came or deceived the public
| Inf of tiimsy, worthless wares.
Sutro tunnel was in a distance
Il feet this morning an advance
feet during the past two weeks,
header is in hard trachyte OF Il
Nine color, with no water COM
| the face. 4 change III the face
[ked for daily. The large Alli-
1 BomaX station pump FOR the
1 station at shaft No. l, started
[dav. As soon as the Sump or
koir at the bottom of the shaft
Cued on, drift will be start ed
the main tunne- line, a dis
|oftwentv Ieet. New brakes are
nut on the engine at shaft No.
pparatory to starting up to-day.
F army chest (castiron) of Cen
Van Bokkelen was yesterday
from the ruins of the Root
Inc. The chest was broken to
5 and lis contents scattered and
" DESTROYED by fire. Some mu-
Ell documents from it were found
Iednesdav, one, an account, re-
or complaint, detailing the cir
tance> Of the great political row
yer CITY about the beginning of
,te war. This was signed by the
us Assemblman of Charley De-
is Senatorial campaign, A. I'll.
X, and by another man then a
ent OF Lyon county.
Lp-CAT. - Franklin. Arizona &
, Rock Island, kossuth, and
Sheridan are comparatively
less beside the wildcat (0r lynx
ackled md killed a man in Long
Y, twelve miles north of this
some time since. But the differ
is, that while the abOve-named
eats escape unscathed from con-
in which they reduce their an
ISIS to financial pulp, the Wild
at killed the man received NOR
ounds in the conflict, and died
e his victim. The bodies will be
,ht in to-day.
lie time since that most estima
pntleman l.. c. McMurtry, was
ed out and busted out in the
n Point boarding house. Yes
Y a modest f.iend of his APP
he'd him and said: Mac, poor
e and dependents often make
nts to the wealthy and to those
,wer expecting to get twice as
in return), but as you are out
ineT, out OF business, and conse-
ly d little short in funds, | pro-
to take a new departure. Take
And he handed him an eie-
5old watch and chain
Webber Lake fishermen-COn-
}. D. Baldwin Robert II. Lind
hilliam Is oulOurn and Joseph
ID Lew. Goodman arrived this
ing. We shall watch the Y'ruckee
Sl>anViile papers to see how
horses are reported missing,
n we might ascertain the NAM
' waiting Il week or two longer
ie reqGi>i,iOn of Governor Booth.
K NiLC.G was tried before JUS
AaFp.r to-day for assault and
'y on his wife, found guilty,
~ with the alternative Of sery-
days in the County Jail, and
,rantei a stay OF execution until
iaV next, on condition and prom
a. he would leave the country.
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VA Inc Virginia Enterprise. July l9.l
y l OF THE WILpERNEss.-J. NJ.
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From the Humboldt Register of July Is.

From the Humboldt Register of July IS
A FATAL case of genuine ASiatic
cholera is said to have occurred at
this place last week. The victim was
Chinaman. Cinnamon who pre-
tend to know insisted that it was
cholera ; and by what they tell us, if
it was not that terrible disease it
was something very similar to it. At
least, it is sufficient to warn all to be
careful with what they stuff them
selves during this extremely hot
weather.
JAMES CAILEN and Thomas Ken
ny We're arrested last Sunday on a
charge Of petit larceny. They plead
guilty to the soft parchment, and
were assessed by his Honor, Judge
Grass, S25 each and costs of suit. Be
ing unable to puugle the aforesaid
amount they were turned over to the
tender mercies of Sheriff King.
TIE dwelling house ofJames Watts,
in Pleasant valley, was entirely de-
stroved by fire last Sund V with all
its contents. There was quite a gale
blowing at the time, and the fire
burned with such rapidity that it
was impossible to move anything.
AT the late session of the Board OF
County Commissioners this town
ship was declared Road District,
and John q. Dryden appointed Road
Supervisor.
Mrs. c. 5. NARIAN has been quit e
sick at her fathers ranch, in Grass
Valley, for several days.
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hAA EUREKA COUNTY, NEVADA TUESDAY MORNING. JULY @ 1873


" liilams. an inveterate prospector
ana rambler beyond the confines of
civilization, day before Yesterday sud
DENY put In an appearance here after
an absence of four or five months.
during this last ramble he explored
much or Northwestern Arizona. and
luen zlgzagged along the line between
Itah ana Arizona, being sometimes
III the one Territory AND sometimes in
snorrh of ninas nra ''iiif ; ne was IN
fouud noti,im,r r;'.h o,I,si. as n't
him. At Ia,t bnyn,or ~, q go, 90 H,'it II
vein Which hn ti,irI... In 10 i"..iiu a
found about siyi,.n,iIa; 80 =, w. l. WIS
Direction Irn,r il,,,,. III az
Valley r. j. - ln,,i ',u ~ ietI l,
silver and .n,'ai,,.,,' ,'.' W "ti.''iioiiiai
hnit feet in Win, - 80 -'i wv Gnu d
fireiv nnniv"d LII, -. .'iiiIpse en-
two s,,unlnS ot ~ 1 o'h, ne hat
piocbe d,1d ONO nf ,I,',,, N,eu eu at
tho rata of,.5 9E1 ,,,. ,i',, -, stcioeu at
thn ofLor sn,,,",It;,' 'o', III Sl' 'eGI' ood anu
irtonds ret,,r,,inr - oGi i';' fG,oJo' ne
EnIl o,. V,intnr ~ .,i ,ii' @ tilu iieNt
hot ;S ,,,,',,d,,ro,,in IN ,,ii' seaspii me
,nino i; t,.o,'t,, oi,,i,t ptSlues' ms
nnarast l,no,,.,, ,,>atdr ,i, 'lil,eS tiu'ii tl!e
siIns of y,.,t",. ot ios,, ,,'"ISn di7.a lie TaW
All not daTn 70 - ,1,,,ti' ,'ioti,iot, p'!t
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foM the Nevada Tribune of saturday. !
P I"WN.-R. NJ. Daggett, editor-in-
"a "I the Enterprise, was III town on
NSIay, en route 10 the Lake. Mr..
f7-e.l intends rusticating at the
E4i"foo., for a week or two with his
tIy' We trust that his Soiourn in
mountains may tend to his recOV-
",t Cii not inquire as to the ma
VI his disease, but saw plainly IN
leIHoiial appearance the germs OF
innS!1lous complaint, conSump-
H. We shall doubtless hear from
{" IL MS medical attendants do not
IpI" Tue exercise of his mental
\. \, o.K FOR LAwYERs.-We learn
\. NE criminal calendar Of Is
aI1ua county is very heavy this
~ VI court. Judge Thomas Wells,
Ihiotmant, who, by the way, has
'sltat n5 reputation for ability III Is
ero ,"'ua as we'll as elsewhere, will go
~ NEXT week 10 attend to several
- S' stewart and Rooney, the
u '''vI '.i III PRISON ON charge of muir
f. + %iu t1u the latter for burglary, and
!" ,oC pIo,,e Iall on the 9Th, were arrest
eSo,. roat bridgeport on the lAth OF the
s'ii' month, and securely confined.
IN, ,no OId' " A>HoITE.-Our office was
NJ H. u, Win the presence, Yesterday,
i' a. Iheo. W interS, one of the Old
ssr H''u most respected rancherS of
r,,ioe 'man valley. Mr.. Winters is the
tt"n no. oi " Norfolk" and has raised
= W. ,n prea stock, and more of it than
: arl n'al .il III the state. Such men as
1",n,ne v .ne great stand-bys of new
n '''' y, and should he recognized as
i ~ all. The Winters ranch,
1rtI,. Io.4ierS in Washoe valley, will
ln+ MY ,,', oe iully described III the col
'''> oi The Irji51e.
ibm'ESttN be WELLs.-Overlaud Pat,
rE hmillarlY called, has all the
rjn.. nc can attend to in the way of
'f'eS!an wells in this town.
-" 'n9 Virginia Enterprise. July l9.l
- OF THE WILDERNEss.--J. NJ.
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| fI,rcI:a Sentinel
1 ,ad every morning, Mondays
excepted. by
ro. ". GASSEDE.
bows OF SUBSCRIPTION /:

one year. by mail.".;.......Si2 %
v oTs x months, 6y MALL" 90
5,N ~ months. by mail. . ~
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THE Jg,'gg5NAT e.
NEW RElIDIHS. NEW REMEDIES
"a. GIR3CN'a DIsPENsAAY,

wv, 6,T1r,. -rsy,v TNyrT1T1TYct eDyy
OA.. U1D.IV-s - 1881 --14s 'AA-'~ .,
V. O. G23 KEARNE,N STREET,
a corner Commercial, san f,z>
Francisco, Private entrance on 81, !
Commercial street. Esl,,ht.,: ~ .r5l
i'm 1854. for the treatment OF s. III - }
al and Seminal Disease, SurI aa GOnOrr'
hra. C;lpet. structure, SylnIIla IL al! it's
forms. Seminal Weakness, lmpOtcncN,
ctr.. etc. skin diseases of years standing,
and liberated Legs, ETC., successfully
treated.
DIR. GIBGON has the pleasure OF an
,,onraiD,r tl,Yt he has returned rom NiS-
itiUrtha urinctpal Hospitals of Europe,
and has resumed practice.
The Doctor has spared ucithCrtimc nOl
money in seeking ont new remedies, and
mas returned with Increased facilities for
thp aEIeyig;lun Of human suffering.
aen,5taI weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence
of seIt-ab.sc. This solitary vice, or de-
nraypd sexual Indulgence, is practlccd by
fhr yolth of both SEXES to an almost un-
limited extent, producing with unerring
certainty the following train Of morbid
symptonS, unless com bated by Scientlnc
medical measures, viz: SallOW counten-
nnce, dark spots under the eyes, pain in
the head, ringing Ill the ears, morse llhe
tns. uneasiness about the IONS. weakness
ofthp lin bS. confused vision, Uluntcd IN
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From tie Reno state Journal, July 19.l

From tie Reno State Journal, July 19.I
.ACcIDENr.-Miss Fanny Elliott,
daughter of w. L. c. Elliott, acciden-
tally met with the misfortune Of
breaking her right collar bone last
evening, while playing III the yard at
home. The Young lady Is under
charge OF Dr. IL. IL, Hogan and get
ting along nicelT.
IL Fy-LL BIAsT.-Senator Eastman, 5
saWmill down the river IS in fuil
blast. turning out lots OF lumber owe
rv duy. The Senator was quite sue
ccsstil in getting all his legs dow
stream, enough to last him three
months, and we trust his run Will
prove renuneratlVc.
SNow.-There still remains a patch
of fsuow on Mount Rose, Il rcak OF the
Sierra Nevada, twenty-five miles
southwest Of town. Last year for the
first Time in ten it entirely dlsap-
peared, and more than likely y VIII also
this year.
Stage travel from here to NlrGlnla
and return is brisk, an average OF SIN
" passengers being carried over me
road every day. The regular me
Over, charges Il, and the opposition
(railroad) 50 cents.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-13
A Synopsis of a Sermon.
Preached IN the NJ f.. Church, Sunday,
Feb. md. 1878, by j. ID. Cole.

A certain man made great supper, and bade
many:
them that were hidden, Come; for all things are
now ready.
And they all with one consent began to make
excuse. The first said unto him, have bought
a piece ground, and must needs go and see
And another said, have bought FIVE yoke of
oxen. and go to prove them: L pray the nave
And another said have married q wife, and
Our Lord is teaching here by para
ble "a certain man made great sup
per and invited many :" Sent out his
servant to invite the people.
Notwithstanding this gentleman had,
prompted by the noble impulses of a
purely benevolent soul, been at great
expense to provide for large company
yet his generous offers were refused
and the excuses offered were Of the
most trivial character. One had pur-
chased piece of ground, another had
bought some oxen and the third had
married wife. The very things men
toned, might have aided them in COM
plying with the invitation, but no the
means designed for good, were psrvert-
ed.
This parable Is full of instruction
1st. Concerning prouaslon, great
supper" This implies not prepara-
ton of indigestibles, but preparation
of all needful blessings such as the
Soul needs.
2nd. It teaches us concerning the
invitation of the Gospel, ''many" 'cere
inrited, hear! ye needy ones, "Ho
every one that thirsts come ye, again
! l-"whosoever will let him come,
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So THIS WERE BEST.
seems that Mother Earth

1t seems that Mother Earth
Is weary from eternal toll
And bringing forth by fretted sois
Sit down! sit down! Lo! 1t were bess
That we should rest, that she should yeak!
Let buffalo possess the land,
Let foxes populate the towns.
And wild deer wander through the downs,
Here we will laugh, nor lift hand;
And laugh that man should ever care
For flock or field or mansion fair!
No ship shall founder I'm the seas,
No soldier fall in martial line,
Nor miner parish in the mine.
Here we shall tent beneath the trees,
Where wife nor maid shall wait or weep.
For earth shall sleep. and ell shall sleep.
l think We then shall all be glad,
At least, ! know we are not now;
Not one. And even Earth, somehow,
Seems growing old and over-sad.
Then fold your hands, for it were best
Shat We should rest, that she should rest.
-Jo0fa6s xiaS.
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GRAND RAPIDS WIS., THURSDAY FEBRUARY l3 1878


single sentences, as apart from all the
sentiments and purposes and inspira-
tions of the epistle in which they occur.
To our text then, and 1st What is
this Blood Of Spr'"h1'ng? There can
be no doubt that the blood Of Jesus is
meant. The apostle uses the term
"sprinkling." synonymous with cleans
ing. or purifying, or sanctifying, which
the Hebrews would at once understand,
for the blood of the sacrifices which
they were won't to offer, was sprinkled
upon any person or thing which was to
be sanctifed or cleansed. And the
very point Of the apostle is, that the
blood of Jesus is to stand evermore, or
as the 'one expression, which sums up
all that, in Christ Jesus, which is to
cleanse and sanctify men.
End. By the Blood Of Abel is
meant not the blood of AbePs offering,
which God had accepted, but the blood
of Abel himself, which the s'earth
opened her mouth to receive" from the
hand of Cain.
Sd. What then does the blood of
Abel speak? 1t speaks still as it did
when God said to Cain, "the voice of
thy brothers blood crieth unto me
from the ground" e."
That voice was against Cain, and for
vengeance. 1t was the voice of wit
ness, on the strength Of whose testi-
mony. Cain must be condemned.
4th. What speaks the blood Of
Jesus then He was murdered too
yes but not without his own knowl-
edge and consent before hand. He
might we'll have avoided, even the per-
secution of the unthinking crowd and
the trial before PLATE and when in
the hand of the soldiers he could have
had "twelve legions Of angels" to res
cue him. But had he done that, the
world would have said he was selfish,
that he was careful to save himself,
that it was very fine to talk Of love
and obedience and selfdenial, but how
had he manifested it by running away,
or frightening his enemies by superior
force
The truth i, had the Lord Jesus re-
fused to SITTER the very worst his enc
mics could do--had he during his life,
or in the matter of his death, made the
impression that he was taking care of
himself, and seeking his own ease and
safety, he could have been no savior of
the selfish aud wicked.
His death then was voluntary Of
eri"g. His blood, He freely gaze. 1t
speaks therefore of goodwill to men
is the fuller prophecy of peace on
earth and so, of glory to God in the
highest. 1t has a voice that calls up
every precious word he uttered, and
every blessed fact of his history, and
shows purpose, character worthy OF
God 1t speaks pardon and life.
1t cries not unto God for vengence,
but it cries unto men to repent and
come home TO the Father and be for
given and loved and blessed for ever
more.
(Want of space forbids the inferen-
ces. dear friends; make them.
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Gave needle to Mrs. B.,
And at such news
Could scarcely choose
But further needle work refuse.
Then Mrs B.
Quite prOperly-she said, said she,
That she would track
The scandal back
To those who made her look so black
Through Mrs. X.
And Mrs. J.
She got at last to Mrs. A.,
And asked hsf why,
With cruel iie,
She painted sa|a I'D Hfs' 4 Dep T., q d''a
II no such thing coSld ever ssJ
Had stouter grew
On too much sugar-which you do"'
Calculate we'll before you resolve.
Aim high, but not so high as not
20 be able to hit anything.
Hard words mostly flow from soft
heads.
Who lives for himself alone, lives
for a mean fellow.
-Forgivness kiss Of the lips to
heal a stab at the heart.
-"True religion is simply God first,
and self behind"
1--WE develop just sufficient for the
size of our locality.'
-"All words are broken hints,
which life adjusts to significance"
EVERY duty We omit obscures
some truth we should have known"
1t was a fruitful saying Of Thor
eau not simply good; be good for
something.
The years have Innings just rs goblets do:
The old year is the lining of the new
Filled with the wine of precious memories.
The golden was doth line the silver IS.
-Scrtbner for January.
1.-THE poorest education that teach
es self-control is better thai n the best
that neglects it..
1.-THE readiest and best way to end
out what future days will be is to do
present duty
ALI things are governed by law,
from the fall of an avalanche to the
growth of a violet
ii hold it as part of Christian
duty to redeem amuesments from im-
morality and evil tendencies"
-"All living things are but devel-
oping monads at whose base slumbers
what will be an imperial human soul. y
-''It is the good we have not done,
and not positive evil, that keeps us from
our possession of happiness
Music, says Auerback, washes
away from the soul the dust of every
day life.
People who love downy peaches
are apt not to think of the stone, and
sometimes jar their teeth terribly
against it.-Gsorge Eliot.
-"When a man reasons for victory,
and not for truth in the other soul, he
is sure Of just one ally-that is the
devil"
Where the mouth is sweet and the
eyes intelligent, there is always the
look of beauty, with night heart
Leigh Hunt.
"A beautiful form is better than 8
beautiful face; it gives higher pleas
ure than statues or pictures; it is the
finest of the fine afts.-Emerson
Were we as eloquent as the
angels, yet should We please some men,
some women, and some children much
more by listening than by talking.
-"Out of unregulated will springs
passions; out Of passion gratifed springs
habit: out ofhabit unrestrained springs
necessity" r
1.-The poor pittance Of seventy years
is not worth being a villain for.
What matters it if your neighbor lies
in a splendid tomb? Sleep you in inno-
cence." II
There is gloom in deep love, as
in deep water !; there is a silence in it
that suspends the foot, and the folded
arms and detected head are the images
| it reflects.
-"Appreciationjis SO far removed
from talent, that>as rule, talent cam
not snnreciate anvftalent but its own.
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Our Free Lunch.
THE ORIGIN OF SCANDAL

The ORIGIN OF SCANDAL.
Said Mrs. 4.
To Mrs. j.,
In quite confidential way,
1T seems to me
That Mrs. B. :,
Takes too ouluch-somsthing-i her tea
And Mrs. J.
To Mrs. X,
That night was overheard to say
She grieved to touch
Upon it much.
Pm, MRS. B. took-such and such!"
Then Mrs. X.
Went straight away
And told friend. the self-same day.
Twas sad to think
Here came q wink
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-13

over all life broods Poesy, like
the calm, blue sky, with its motherly,
rebuking face. She is the great refor-
mer, and where the love of her IS
strong and healthy, wickedness and
wrong cannot long prevail.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-13

The meaning of song goes deep
Who is there that, in logical words,
can express the effect music has on US?
A kind of inarticulate, unfathomable
speech, which leads us to the edge Of
the infinite, and lets us for nements-
gaze into that.
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I Terms-$2. 90 per gear.
! Single copies, 3 Cents.
"FINIs CORONAT OrUS

The end shall crow the work.
Oh, who shall tell tho end!
1t is woesome way,
And clouds porsned.
The work is all we know
Enough for our faint sight,
The end God knows. Press on
The cr0wn--is light.
Scribners': for Dteem6,r..
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All politeness is owing to liberty.
We polish one another and rub off our
corners and rough sides by sort Of
amicable collision To restrain this IS
inevitably to bring rust upon mems TN
derstandings.
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The years have Innings just rs goblets do:
The old year is the lining of the new
Filled with the wine of precious memories.
The golden ,ras doth line the silver IS.
-Scrtbner for January.
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4ASps the same rates. Ikeen also the
~ o. Emery Wheels for sale
inns SAsd. Inns
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-13

1.-THE poorest education that teach
es self control is better tina n the best
that neglects it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-13

-"Appreciationlis is SO far removed
from talent, that>as rule, talent can
not appreciate anyitalent but its own.
Talent can criticise; it requires quite
another kind of genius to appreciate. %
Il call complete and generous ed
ucation that which fits man to per-
form justly, skillfully and magnani-
mously all the Offices, both private and
public, Of peace and war.-lNilton.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-13

-"All things are governed by law,
from the fall of an avalanche to the
growth of violet"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-13

-"All living things are but devel-
oping monads at whose base slumbers
what will be an imperial human soul"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-13

ii hold it as part of Christian
duty to redeem amueslnents from im-
and evil tendencies"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-13

1.-THE readiest and best way to End
out what future days will be is to do
present duty
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-13

1t was a fruitful saying Of Thor
eau not simply good; be good for
something.