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Mr., Crane,
|rs, twice a month.
lnrara- Visited by Rev. j
uyras once o month.
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Llcouaty Directory
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....sr,,. Chancellor 4 nh. D,s',
,, ~ Assessor Of In Revenue
~ Sheriff,
. .,.''Ch anccry Clerk
, 5',5, DEPUTY CLERK
2 's5,n, Recorder
| %TTr.ar'F'
.o,,ylsoqs -J.B: Alleged,
E;I a.is,,, Geo. E Webb Jn0'
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ALDnn FE Carlton.
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An, Y IF'towsn, Shipman,
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MASONIC.

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The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18
The Worlds CounciI.

=. N The ference e, Of The Evan Evan
SelicalcAHianee (which is to ybt
held in'New York from the I'd
to The 10Th Eof 0btober, IS is The
sixth SIX ham anniversary, Itis expected
to9be,iia osQrt Iiof EcumeniaI
Council, Representing piety,
ability andtaleafning of the
Protestant world" The first,oi
these meetings lwas held in
lS46, lin Freemason's Hall, Lon
don, and such men as Sir Cql-
len len E5aprrdleys ard pr. Baird, of New
York, Monod, of Paris, Baptist
Noel, of Londbn,o Guthrie, of
Edhburg- with representatives
fSofnq,-PlE from -PlEftS5tes8taant t5 Churches /, il il
GermanyuqHo Holland and Swift
zerland, took part in it.ae Alto
gethei''thefe were present 921
delegates representing so de-.
nominations, lfolmlGin The Evangelical
Alliance, for the United States,
was organized in b New York,
llS67j llltSa6i77jINW W. r: !: Dodge President
AT the coming eting from 800
l,00Od delegatesarei expected,
and the list will probably in
cclp3dle cb3tle such pth names as ]Tischenl--..
DOR, Van 0OoterzcG, ) DoIlinger
Hyaeinthe andon Elacll.ba The
topics tonFbe discussed are
6 Christian Unipn, Christian.
ity and Infdelity,G't e 'sfChristian
Life" q Professionalism and Ro-
nlanism,''C Christianity and Civil
Govefnihehtss''',,,S' =, Foreign and
Home Missions: l,ii{ /" aChiristtiiasnity
and Social Evils, ," and Sun
day,-SSqlhlSo5ls.%" 'aTThe religious
world and press are almost a !
unit ntihRl II leen leenth}qlssiifastiiG and hopeful
expectations 3;Sl it ions Of good results.
11aae. Z aei ihl9fRerdepf represents the
opposition, 'si u. 1t ,is. inclined 70.
view the. COUNCIL as ga flssy
sndl ! ngdlel PretentioqsI body,Io which
ioes quite as much harm as
good. "iT7T Working C#HcN. a. .t,I
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18

too. What a hopeful smile she
often wears. 1t is because she
will bear up; and smile she
must al answering smile to the
love Of friends, the courtesy o.
I,$ocietY the beauty,of flower, aAd
gfaSs, ahd' me slant sunshine
through the trees. But there is
no joy within. Home is Il JOY.
less spot, for her most careful
honsewiferN there is never an
encouraging word; for the taste
and grace4Mith which she tries
To make home attractive there
- never An encouraging word,
70 her love, her devotion, her
painslaking, her sweet solici-
ItqA9 ~ pleasA tbege is never an
aneOllraging m'dful llllt6 glahde
Of her husbands eye only takes
in what happens to offend the
word of his mouth only eX-
presses whathe finds, andthose
are ianlts, spots, Something Tor,
gotten or overlooked. She
breads, she fears him, she
sArlnks from him. There is no
freedom of Sunshine ihhis pfes
cnce. Perhaps in her yearning
woman's heart she has longed
for his return, forgetting and
torgiying in his absence the
small tyranny of his .exacting
spirit; bdt'the' Thrill Of his COM
ing is soon deadened "no en-
couraging words" and she 81,
Iently'slips out of his sight, to
swallow her disappointment,
and heart breaking alone.
There is q, sense of misery
IN lhe house, which no stranger
can detect perhaps this is too
positively expressed, it is rath-
er an absence of joy; every
thing spontaneous, and cheer
tul, and glad held in check. A
minor tone runs through the
iaYllyi1a Ygill9yi1a5il PgsqfssF5ipgitQ every
one Lhe prints OF an iron
hand are on every heart.
Never a word to encour-
age" slipped unawales from her
lips one day, 1t does not seem
much but who that has felt it
loes hot know that it is the Sc
,ret ofmany ajoyless childhood,
many a broken spirit. .a,a
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18
Trite Savings
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n = q a. / 49, Ttu y -
WHEN you doubt, abstain.
The flowers are but the eartl
yivilied.
Treat reports with indifer.
once, and others will soon learn
TO disregard them.
SARdAsM iisIthe natural laii-
guage of the devil.
GulLr is the very nerve O.
sorrow.
FLOWERS are the smile Of
Gods goodness.
LEISURE is Il beautiful gar
ment, but it will not do for con-
slant wear.
IHEa& gu'e MOI triaebaiif the.
moral universe Of God.
DO not choose your friend by
his looks; handsome boots often
pinch the feet.
j GSoHy4FaRA, yoqY thoughts Mhep
alone, and your tongue when in
company.
TIE small courtesies sweeten
life the greatest enoble it.
} BE the distance ever so great,
travelling still is pleasant. BE
the girl ever 50 plain, she still
is handsome. ''' ''
a GOOD heart serves our fiiehd
better than it does our interest.
In is better to desire than to
enjoy; to love than to be loved. |
EVERY fresh requirement is
remedy against aillic-
lion and time. w. - '''''"
" WITHOUT earnest convictions
10 great or sound literature is
conceivable.
~
s. The prodigal Tobs his heir,
ne miser robs himself.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18

TnE pilot who is always
hfeading a rock or n tempest,
must not complain if he 'rrge--
main II poor fisherman. We
must at times trust something
to fortune, for fortune has often
some share in what happens
METASTASlo. sV"/ va l'.''
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18

ThEoLoGY babatia. science OF
mind iEppliedii.. toai eGoa,sss sssiiAs
schools change. eologySSm SSm'ust
necessarily change. l% Truth is
everlasting, but our IDEAS Of
truth are aoi.S Tl@ol6gy Is Bit
ouriddeas Of truth, classified and
arranged lA5z BEEcIIER.a 3',anl's ,s1l /
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18

Z. NOTHING Is more .upreasona-
1ble than to entangle our spirits
''m wildness and 1amazemenl
l'ke a partridge fluttering in a
net, which she breaks not,
Though she breaks her Wings
JEREMY TAYLOR.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18

wHEH rheaarr ar9Sf,lIib 9qSf,, liberal sstI IDEAS, IDEAS,
4 always wonder aYd + how Y5omei13 men can an
be co3nttiel.ntedl,sWSiith I3til. enmlpty}s5o
An idea cannot cannot be Be libeerSalII;;,,Hft
may yoRecP Re cPoWeFlHla go9d,j 81 GQHQlu-
.slve IN Itself, fulfilling thus The
God like mission -.af.- pEaduetiy-
ity Still less cahIaGondeptiaI'
ibe libcrab,1it has. aoNenb1dhleasc
entlIpurpoSe,oDIqIlib bemlitydlnust
be sought ethea disposition,
which is theliting mind .odtl)isal
positiohsaaro seldomdibeaF beOI
( cause theyo pt6eeedHbdReetlya a
e4pepsbnlI aosesgqi-d d
lationsahdIh LGeE4iAq.sipri'I
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18
$';1a13sIFlE,EE(PtF|F:I
Did kuiAS llLnII Rhttinti MdkIeI

On ms boy Ia g. mark of illrta,
|lyQr. T. 2 Z .,l1' ID Every child breads his
kstAe,, 'sbuhS II, us r i'll at ease,
a@kEwqrd, Isquirming, iiutil ii
wrlggles out Of the way and is
ycrIe' ~phepe. afe'Ao glad voices
lli.hls presence; no out spoken,
'tranky honest utterunces, only
hesitation, in consequence, self
.eeHtratiietion; for -tear ufways
beclouds the brigbtestlnintl and,
the simplest heart.
IN, IN ~ aBMV - " ~. - ~
lhere y no use telling ii
befor~iatGAfyb' tR4ibdSs saj'ihj
bringing home d. Bit of news''or
u la.6 qil saSalg4DsafS.s. %.1..,'D, ~ .aoow
-. But, worst Of all, "There is
pd use in trying" as they often
pay. IAndthc tlishehrtment VIII
presently Y'lnNttll,yi.pi .pielge intqs ipdilTer-,
encesSd2Rqsslbly ,olhto something
more e. iactiiye, u They will RIM
iaNIa1Si,,, - ,Gbtyil, pleasant
III att laast, ~ ana manya youIigi,,
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18
tGfeat Britain and Russia Ell9gthe
N0of

pEldmlio3 1aj a. Altip 9iifl ~ ,EoA
t1oPaEa Rusaaj, rWorlg givesi IN
accouhfof'a chfidds dcohSefsa-
ton which, it says, took place
The Other day betweea A oRhss-
Isish iiplomatisto aud a. French
Istaff officer Of rank who lad
Just arrived at st. Petefsbnlr,e,
from d long journey in Asia.
TThe officer assured tbe diploma
tist that it was the general I'M
preston both in India and Chi
ma, that lat, England would Aot.al-
low Russia Il Ssi To- proceed any fur
ther in the direction Of, Khogas-
san. " During. the last ten
years be added, ''tths English
GIoQyefrjliFfnentr FL has takeHEevery
precantlon la!gsalilnst aa adyapce
Of, Russia sopthWarda bnEsit
has dqne. tbis .ig aaquarier,where
i was little expected thal ENG
land should extend her inau-
ence, ediatelg4 affera o the
Chinese haEbora and nqewwere
opened to English.trade, politi.
cal agents We're sentolint1 the
interior iOf5 Chihas amlitoI it's
western frontier, and Britishlefs
fieers, ,aseleeted withgreatacarej
We're authorized to enterldhp
Chinese GeNemllnentAo ItiBdwa
ing to their ethat,theninal
surreotion5 (Which ahadobeconiN
master Of the western pfocmhj
ces OF the Chinese Empire @as
suppressed Other hnEnglish
agents endeayoredt to inspire th9
Chinese Government withlGshsS
piclon as TO the designsiSf Raisa
sia.g The Chinese exporetAdg
which 'aIAountsi si1ot6 1l,200.00DH
francs a year, is now alin5sa ihO
thehands Of the 'Englieh. ifPheses
two states are daily bindihgFo-s
gether more closely the frfenalV@
ties which unite FhenH!l up hiHvSsE
myself seen the 41ng7iSR' dgehtssa
at work in China, i;tGd itloWghRsd
evident to me that the ehief' 'ob-S
ject Of their efforts was to pgf!9I
suade the Chinese GovernmenE,
Dfthe special Importance Of its
western provinces. They have
succeeded 50 far that these prov foy y
noes will shortly be studded
'flItnl loltS anu enlreucn6fle
camps; troops armed il, the
European fashion, with excel
lent artillery, will also be sta
toned there '4'" fhSa word,"
concluded the officer q Il am
luite CONVINCED that England isg
loing her utmost Ia. establishes
Orce on the left flank Of thea
tussian movement. southwapdd,
which at any moment mightibeO1
sed as a blind iustrumentioofIo
english pOlicy8 a1ed1nos 10 psltio
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18

hAad4hdto the Ia.
spes of natural science shall be
skeptlcism or anarchy. Through
AL Goaso oWrks .tbege rgns a
oeautllnl be harmony. The re-
Inotest truth in His universe is
linked TO that which lies near
est the throne. AGCnAplN.t
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18

!, PoETRY& has been 9t0I'fHale q fHalel 70 its taHI
own great exceeding frewa2rddG'0l reward
it has given me the habit IF
wishing 10 discover othe9Ig6odaS
and beautiful inaallf Chat tRmetgiai
andasmrbuhds me. .g0SCofEHR1 bRtqEo1q
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18

TnE highest heroism, is il
not that which is free from the
appreciation Of our fallow-men.
even from the appreciation ,oi
the best and wisest2 The hero-
ism which is known only. TO
our Father who-seeth- in secret?
the godlikei deeds done III TIE
lonely chamber? the g9dhke
lives liteH ha8BsctIrftB? 4 Hero. Hetq.
ism rare among oa25j' d Men hSA = oMi16po5 i1p5
live perGoft6 in, tie glare glare. and and
noise IS, oftheeN outer world; Il more 81
common MN j i, among ,Womeenn-wooi--. Zen :
man of of whom the, world meyer
hears, who, if the world lieafcao5Sv;,..
e GfredI SItdt!lh them, hem ,W{2a'd {@addy nlyaa draW
G theP P,HY yell III more &,fsc CLOSELY oyer their
ai5jaa tacaes and 9iIg Their Firh hearts 9nd ceAa,
II treat sIfl.tt5Go, 70 be leltalone WITH God,
1, Irqnfe, qnfe,r they Gaalnqot Gaaln always hide. a.
They must not always hide or
their felloMsereaturss----would
loose the COLDER lessonarsBut1'
nevertheless it is Of the essence
of the perfectaandi rwomanly
heroiSm, in whichEas. .dfhAEap
spiritual forces, transcendbi1the
man, that it would hidbiffI4t|
;ould.-KTNesLEY.Iad ionnao uoyI
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18

TaE i5'I,is sisse5nce% enc 'o5ftEa%e IN sDnpFpbiGtS
is neglect Of +" selfE,n Let, i6e,
thought Of selIG,Pass inlaand ,Ihe
i.s beauty 1Eyl Of f q great action osnIIiiis
IKE the bloom from SeiIea
flower -EaouDE..,.. ........-.'..'' ..- :
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18
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llilil SApNN0i MiniSters17l n

Some earliest, trathfnl' ana 'exceed
ingE8Ad articley have recently" ab
beartd on this subject in the Chri5
tian Register, ? wIiich 1odghti to oTea
gage the attention OF minister's a:
welphs Iaymch. There has Bsan''a d
thahge for the WORSE with regard tt
the opportunities Of employment
for unsettled tbreachefS4. Years
ago no carhest ihan was IN danSei
Of being g'ttidsedan opportunity Ii
preach in sonic country pulpit: foBr
Sunday afttf Sunday u imbhth
through The retompshsg owas
small, but IL was sure. tkept the
wolf from the door. It Kept his
mind busy and his heart hopeful.
He came home on Monday feeling
Chat he had not mistaken his cafIihg
that there was some good for him
e. dom bis quiet way, If NO, g,a
Beechers the best Of his week
would be devoted to, the new 3ger.
mon, incidents gathered for nthe
Sunday SthooTlesson, and no dirk
cloud would settle on his ,frGttLilre, ,frjttll5
1t might .PgsaltI9t Psa that f4ee sfslEE IhHimSeIfun-
suited to the cares of parish; it
might be that his family could pot
readily be trap9planted; II might
be 'o,'lrat that the The humble village where
he e was was very happy to speqkJdi
not offer his children the, education
or the }4 employment ph I'll Or orrtHh the soGiety
they der demanded o}aN eedaao baaia7 isomla hnn
q. Eye'y body knows that it is not
50 now; that ieEen thq, poor ten DOL,
lars cannot be obtained by an earn
est educated man e,YA9i, meyer
breaches without having something
pfollffaDlff 1lIf DIG to say, nor pralys without
feeling something so Of the Divine
presence. The objection sometimes
IS that he is not as young as he
'nce was; or that some professor is
wiling to suppl. the vacant desk /;
'r that some school teacher will
cad an essay; or that there is, am
1 t1chllng ear ear. for some female apostlen
And nd so wrong is done q man, Yhod
las given his life. to a work he, isl
'otg allowed to perform, which is
althffpl study, large ii experience
ina ieryent prayer fit him at least !
IS well ell as, the PUBLIC hteafeahleqH tqt
'erIorm' H Nor is the pulpit, any !
hing bnt degraded by many Of
hese substitutes for more substan,
iai if less showy.seTices. Nor is
consistent with the ANNUAL de-
nands made for more men in the
theological schools to supply an in
reaaed need of ministers. Nor = is
just to those who have cheerfully
nfitted themselves tior'lucratiiv'e cen en-
Ioyments, believing that this
'ould never desert them II they'll
faithful to their high
aIIing to the last. '-''" ',''' 8"
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18

) EIrHEF heads are Very cheap 80
in Spain, or money IS scarce s$SIalfSc5 sas
The government feels warrant waialrraG y%
ed ii Offering 100000 or about
~ 900, for or The cspqt Of that
sangplS4aiNr9y S @ SiN9ys ralSaGGqla fhs An Sc1qarsd rsdSbm
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18

IeANNbf praise a fugitive aHdr'
clofstered virtue 7unexefciseRd
and anbreathed, that never saiegiA
lies ont and sees her rsairAggsd
but Slinksout ofthe race ,s#&Rafegl
that immortal gaflaHd iB'tS Bea
run for not without dust 4hH 4afHd "a
heat. 'fAi4 'HJ9L''lE hnH sldA1iSSb
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18

MHLERITEs IN 1S45.-So,mnit
of the societies were 50 ). SURE 81
that the end was at hand tha.
they put their individual posses pl s. s
EfIoRPS which !%Sege. usually very
slender, llato lNint, stock, in i'm
Fitation of the early Christians
tNn0ol bad a,Tall tAliinfgg common,
IN u0neqdlHa bGs9e9antN IN w. 4
well -to7do farmer being convert.
'ed to their doctrine,fcame to
join N tthheiri church, and, on, being
told of thisiruie, said he would
,thmhi ofaiit'qawh whiley, and pray
over 1t. 'oi1e went away sorrow.
for he was very rich. At
the next meeting kai APPEARED,
and upon beihgm called upon UPON
for his hngwleAr,s re SAID 81 lbGaidtTre.. !.
ceiyed d message, from heaven, i,
and a i(.e5, Vas ss,a PrePsaFeea t, obey, !,
y ~ MhYlle MyIhYlllee engaged IN prayer Tor
dtlvlnne q Nln direction. said he, z /
have had one passage of the
= Bible 50 powerfully impressed,
upon my mind that | Know it
ls from God, and l.shalt do as
| am c6mmahded." The brethtrl
e rel tahd sisters We're hI''b III breath
Iess. uIexpectatlon Of tie triyes- tiys !.
inlend9ns inle sacrifice b, was Va about
g g mails SIes,'I ThPe Ps! elidle5lF e. Pade him
g .of ,gtSSlg GOOD courage, Pdra alnp[a declare
.hf .iI5f.I me- S$Sa4sSsid aa4sSssdtkA kApp5J p5J nthsa Fiebd
nj nan D isfSIgHi% sfSlIgHin@I1 %I1ghalf 1gh5al fs,p&ssaYs game
. PIX fy6RR RRlnd' 's8ad 1B5lcho J. sa9m
% ! tss55}o 70 oGRf& aYai iAb qthlssa /
1mor.qS,j v joesespPRyI essPRyI qliTL G9ppemnq a
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18

TE3IIREo in the wppdsripu dthes.so
gnY9rrtherH, part baGe Clmbsrl@Ih 70
county, te,Qfru Maine,r SaturdaYIeaaA ,,s
Sgg9adayr Sg9 destroyed odabo,ltq Lds 10
qVo aeresi Gnatimbhrbaa .sssaisUd
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18

Ifc GoyEaNoR Mcllneryrhas issldaaIis
ed = Proclamation tohlhisi slip- -doua
poltars,uadvisiag faequies6encv cvIi IIa
inltlie'd Kellogg gopernaientansw
I'd CohgressgmeRtsa9 10 iiriae sdf lin
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18
.ilI Ffsssss.sA.asafssl y. .sss.A.i

THE Republican, Stater9Con-
yentiDnrdeAouneea tho 'iinorease
Of salarieBI' andricOmmenCled
the iamanq whose os5larygo%as
most lSrgelyniifcGeaseyl,d sand
%iithout whose nsignAt,d% none
b. themr lco,,ldlohavei been I'M
creas6a.sa qdioalllidO h9i3slss hnr
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18
Photogsaps1aa daTAAaa selsEtesI Poetry lOad
'Tnr- Tf7TSrTTTUTTTfi
"Tired. so Tired"


The following poem appeared some yeal
Ivy aw't%tigysagy ahaPe,RtctI@ tlple:l
Tired, so tired!
mel lleart,lS9nl and brain
ut!T the same sad plant,
Feel the same duh, heavy pain;
Tned Of the ccaaclcss struggle,
or the eVrlln sting strife
it..s 'gLhS YSiN iWal pgaqd yealnmg
Ne Mhat tlie tlhRlreA Jf lheh ,all "lifc."
Tired OF listening Tor yoiarg
--.- That never win come any more,
waiting for the sound OF footsteps
II WEE ofitp{h$ and soIt:6inE, y
,,t7gmE aid'hoping III vain,
,... Tlrdpi endless Sliying
H. ,fWNhm Mhlthl never shall gain,
weary OF thinking, thinking
. @ul! wit rhnlI never crnssi ...
:. .iWgpie1t and area, mhpMrAcy, z ti I
Shilt ih'n hover Lhow peace
III NhveSnli t.lN .WohI W.
seems neanmElcls one tonight,
For 1t tccmGth my tear -dimmcd ewes
Gould hot hsRr hcugcn'H glori0u
light:
iIati y Wepy Of the onllegJ Gmgng,
iii and IDS riltctihs, aarAGefine longn
Conl'l not ii5c one "HallcMjnh,"
,9Nid not loIp the angels ,aongi t,
fH.' Anu hlnd hr blisS Of heaven, 'i i''
The brightest amgcllc throng,
u "A fhpHld shll be tired, wcaiy,
And long 10 ha alone.
4 riied, So tiieAl ful H3
All earth takeg up the sad refrain,
max Tired. 10 tlult n lllI IlIal
Mtmur the wind aud rntn,
i iii,Msi bosia Sn' onG i"T Ssa1i I,l,i.u ;. il,
N'Ght ccisc their aihing, thinking
working, Dt.,Ytt m n
And be atill.
oblivion sleep would b. ~ sweet,
No nOle TO know
,Aught 2i lile'9 yealnmgs, hopel, o,
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18

Plq HffocRIsY is oF0IIyqgo1td'g
'arleheasier5,s sfefaand pleagaAfEgQp@su
10 bPthei thing wHi6R aqlSSatn9 n9vas
'ailh5it8 aPPeatHtB f5 keepOlt5saA
ehs aPpsafaiite99 Of foBeiilgsq oEESt lane
he fg6lhbtliG .l1t41 nnmmo5 blnodS en-
ldi ISifihGi ID tOE tsBnf sW .tsnsf "A
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18
: Neyer'an Encouraging Word ,

! N '""'hSiHE "OTu,'
i jhL ,.r aIe",t---- ..g .'.i 10 4yu
ti1D" Lie never speaks an en-
coura&ing word to u.s. said a
seryant Of Mr. Towne. rs
that W yo" You may try your
life out 10 please him, and he
never speaks an encouraging
wqGdG5It is life under the Ilar.
row there I've left" ."isuil .uaI
Lila children cannot. leave
home He has two boys. They
aFtsoelAa@tlmss at work ip the
garden, pulling up weed, cut
tmg The grass, making martin
houses and Eiml-mills.l They
l'nt MP heart IN their works it
is dob aud spDitleka Tbey}ale'
loreler haunted with a furtiye
leT Try aS they may, and
trA hey do, their rather never
encourages them. Nothing bat
a dismal fault finding falls from
his lip$. a sound scolding, al
gsAdak cGlanswhen tHey p{-
z ieEEYePy EEiYIePy itt1Rr4Pddo children Know
IIfItSSy$fS6HSso ltssI1SHESiatin%a'f t5fsI.
and makes everything the bet
tor and brighter. Then the
,lohds 6eleaf ! away Sand the
sunshine follows. That
S not W',Efowne's way, J Helis
leyeF thunder and lightning
ma over with it, not he; but
M a
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18

I iadI sufN4 hflrll5is Ylluli,ipiluh niks
slong as love, pfeyalla IN s'.'
Vie horse Space gofl lthcll .bSreaadfh hs1oiE
81 err sword iSi SsiaSt,iISfaStpFy;' aS q. &.
Soon as il diSappears SixityI itI has
ma .lhan,l-lbiseadths are not sufficient.
-TALduD. N"' ''T8te
bN4 lain
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18
EAen ldahhA4dl i6iaRas ~ q

tbatattractS idsa1to the
peYyt world and the aIclH ffau'|
lives among graves RICHTER
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18

ThF Chinese saypf..I mistakes:
"The glory. IN iiot,in ineNef fall
iqg, bat in rising every time
Won fnIlV3i .Ntf'hi % ip 4lAfl
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18

A school committee ifjaEaeFFHoo
tain New England town. Hsaidho
Iencourageingly in theif rep9re1a9
"As'lt this place Offers l11eftheF FOb
honor. cFproft," We do. lot nsseesai
Why it should not be filed 'ByTaH o
womanpdaciib hna DO IdSm 5of SlA
Nm NM nhl ulai nnlilor sanlhllnd
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18

,WTHE wheeloflJitdne tdrns ihli
oessantly f6tltiii ahdlow4tolocali
saylwithih himselgq shhndt t6i
Ray bei dppeflndst?i aClekttcfus.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18
ue.t-sasA.eaa-lAs. itAA-AaA

.M6HSfSd f5r iabor,, ,etehing for
bnshniehi YE"GAPi1 Hht nfNisi.
aJYss mll gAago1 bl;i2ig
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18
11N1qIIII ,7g1lNa OF
lahl0AO-mL u. tdsIsd Il sssoI
..I..u .,L.lLi1L ~ 50 bayig1gf % ilrg
d. w. BOWEN. Edit9ii aRd Proprietor
sTsF SI ii's I e H---7E
J.1WS BOWEN. Editop iutndG PublIshsr
Terms Of subasooE oanho

irbgPIIEI orallpied Nam
puitiD type slHlll DastinitelI AIauiroi ~
kule and kIguTisiSpiiiy 10 Heius additional.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-18
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