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FROM WESTON.
The First Gun of the Canpaign-COl
Wilson HAS the Floor I'm Lewis.
AI-I.nn.o. Sn..I 1911

WESTON, Sept. l, 1874.
Editors of the Register.
To-day was gala day for the Demo
cracv of this section. 1t had been pre-
viouslv announced that Col. Ben. Viii
son, our gallant standard bearer in the
Congressional contest, would address the
people, and the honest masses, who al
ways looked upon Ben. Wilson as one Of
the unterrifed, turned out en- ntasse. The
court was held by Judge Lewis, and at
noon, at the request of the members OF
the bar, he adjourned court until the
speaking should be over.
An invitation had been extended
to any brethren of the Radical party
who might desire to speak, to divide the
time; and loud threats of "big guns
were heard, but nobody came forward
to brave Bcn's cloquence.
The meeting was called to order about
two o'clock in the afternoon, and the
speaker introduced by Hon. Blackwell
Jackson. The address was one of the
most pointed and pleasing delivered in
this county for years. While the Colonel
did not spare the corruption of the Rad
ical party, nor were his criticisms upon
the financial policy of the government
at all mild, yet his address WAS courteous
and gentlemanly. Our large court house
was crowded with an exceedingly atten-
tive audience, and every one was pleased.
Even the Republicans confessed that they
had judged Colonel Wilson harshly, and
it is the general verdict here that Colonel
Ben will gather together is this county
the full party strength, and that means a
Democratic .h majority Of at least and 22o Ohn
the nomination of Col. Wilson. has
created unbomded enthusiasm. You
may rely upon those counties stepping
right into line, and giving the straight
ticket rousing majority. | shall write
You again. ..... DEMOCRAT.
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and the delegates in this Convention,
pledge and bind themselves to support
the nominee of this Convention.
The Convention then proceeded to
nominate a candidate for the House OF
Delegates, and thereupon the following
gentlemen were put in nomination, viz:
Strother NJ. Cornwell James N. Wood
ford and Samuel Woods. The name Of
Mr.. Woods was, at his request, with
drawn. O.. 3D.. .. r.......,.l .. ...
A ballot was then taken, but before the
vote was announced, the name OF Mr..
Woodbrd was withdrawn, and the NOM
nation of Mr.. Cornwell made unani-
nous. .....
Mr.. T. T. r. Brown offered the follow
ing resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted: o.. ., ...s....-. j..
Resolped, That, approaching the cour-
tesy extended to us, We heartily endorse
and approve Of the resolution recently
adopted by the Democracy of Harrison
county in Convention assembled, which
is as follows: ....... ..-..
Resolved, That this Convention &C
quiesce in the understanding that the
delegate assigned by the Constitu-
ton to the counties of Taylor, Barbour
and Harrison in the House Of
delegates be selected alternately from
said counties, commencing with the one
having the largest excess Of population
over the representation in said House as
signed by the Constitution. According to
this arrangement the county of Barbour
is entitled to the delegate for said coun-
ties to be voted for at the next election;
and VIM. j. Ice, having been named by
the citizens of said county as their choice
for said delegate, the Democrats OF the
county of Harrison, now in convention
assembled, unanimously second the nom
nation of said Ice, and should the other
counties OF the district approve SAID
nomination, convention to select cam
didate, in their opinion, is deemed I'M
necessary.
On motion the President appointed the
following Executive Committee for the
ensuing wear. viz: John X. Phillips, OF
Cove; r. p. Il. Brown, Of Phlippi; A.
K. Talbot, of Union; John W. Corder,
of Pleasant; Jesse Fitzwatcr, of Glade;
J. j. Elliott, of Barker; and j. y. b.
Grim of Elk.
On motion of w. W. Cordcr,
O,dercl, That the proceedings of this
Convention be published in the PCa'''-
deater and Wheeling REGISTER.
After listening to very able address
by Hon. Samuel Woods, on motion, the
Convention adjourned sine die.
JOSHUA WOoDs, President
K. NJ. STRICKLER, Secretary.
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5000 TICKETS-6,uO CASH GIFTS.
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CHARLEsTOwN. Jefferson County, !
September lst, 1874. !
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co,
r., .ssr
80 " .5sss'---.S:sss cE~n7rc

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY II,
" 1874, Trains will leave Wheeling as toi-
lows " nr IST: E61!TS EXPRESS.
EAsr-LEAVEs. wEST-LEAyEs.
W JniIy nj 40 A. NJ. daily f 20 P NJ
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
Washington Newark.......3:l5 A. NJ
city. p. NJ. Columbus ..i 30 A. NJ.
Baltimore s: 20 p. VI. 'Sandusky 80 % A. NJ.
PhiIn ......2::gj A. NJ, Cincinnati .l0:;sj A. NJ.
New York SOB A. NJ. C4icago....,..SW +. NJ.
I"SundayS excepted.
WESTERN EXPRESS.
EAST-LEAvES. wEST-LEAVES.
Wheeling wheeling
daily af....4:I5 =. NJ. daily att 40 A. NJ.
ARRIVES At ARRIVES AT
Washington Newark ......-l :lO 7. NJ
.City.7:lO A. NJ columbus % 40 =. NJ
Baltimore..S:iOA 4. NJ. ,Sandusky ..-.6:S =. NJ
Phila % T.. NJ. Cincinnati.l0:4 40 z. NJ
New York. .5 10 =. NJ. ChicagO."..-S:pA A. NJ
ACCOMMODATIONS.
EAsT-LEAyEs. wEsT-LEAvES.
aWheeling '"Wheeling
daily at 81 ~ A. N. daily at......3:40 Pm.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland.7:2 Pm. Zanesville..-S:+0 PM.
"Sundays excepted. "Sundays excepted.
East bound trains make direct connec-
lions ut Baltimore with trains for Phila-
delphia, New York and Boston. At Wash
ington City for all points South.
West bound trains make direct connec-
tionS for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
WHEELING PITTSBU RGH AND BAL
TIMORE DIVLSION.
EAST-IEAVES WEST-LEAvES.
wheeling ,"WashingtOn Pa,
daily at,...7:l5 A. NJ. daily ats % A. ".
Wheeling Washington, IA,
daily att 90 r. VI. daily at.....2:iOP. NJ.
SUNDAYS excepted. Sundays excepted.
Tickets to all principal points can he
procured at the office at the Depot.
THOS. X. SHARP
Master of Transportation.
R.T. DEVRIES, General Agent, Wheel
,r myl6
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NOTICE.

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD or CONNlsSIONSl
WHEELING, August :, 1914.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y at a regular meeting OF the Board Of
held August Bird, 1914, the
house OF Wesley Robinson, in Middle
Wheeling Creek, OF Triadelphia district,
was made an additional place of voting,
being second precinct OF said district.
CHAS. II. DElTERS.
anoI0oayt Clerk.
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u S. Commissioners Notice.
Henry II. Inncy and VIM. u. Gil, assisne~s
in Bankruptcy Of A. A. Perry 20
Aurustus =. Wp-terrnan and wife q al,

AIEUNtUN ?. v t--IETIlHU HUI " TO y Nv
IN CHANCERY.
To tbS CTc,iitor, Of 4. 2. Fisherman & n:
Notice l. hereby given 10 the creditors 81
the IaIa firm Of 4. r. WeStcrman CO., to
present and prove their claims against the
Said firm, nj my Office, No. llE lhap!lne
street. in the city Of Wheeling, West "a,
on or befor" IN" Path day Of August; lHH;
ofr.r which date the accou nts will h closed
This notice Is given pursuant To decree
ofthc District Court Of the United Statcn:
Tor the District Of West Virgidia. made and
entered in the above entitled cause, on the
-3rd day ofApril. lS1t. ,.,
HANNIBAL FORBES,
jylS Sst-v I. :. Commissisn"r.
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ACCOM- 'oIFA'T LI'EI ACCoM'o,

Tickets To all principle points In the
East and West can be procured AT the
Union Ticket Office in Mcclure House, and
ut the station at Bridgeport.
+. Il. MYERS,
jun5 General Passenger 4 Ticket Agent.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

I WILL. FROM THIS DAYOS, SELL Ny
/ entire stock Of Boots, Shoes, Hats and
Cans. at and below cost, 10 quit business,
a. am compelled TO do on account ~ my
health. have just received full line OF
Hats and Caps which are Of the latest
styles. which will Sell at great bargains.
To Boot and Shoe Merchants have just
received 10 caS,-S heavy Kip Boots which !
will sell AT great bargains. and - cas-s
Ladies, Misses and Chiidren's Shoes.
GEO. H. KURTZ,
No. 1919 Main street.
will rent store room now occupied by
me. suSA
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= Gin 9 iirqer BON Mobile

- Gin 8irger pom Mobile
>pel6er por tpenigen Sogen @ei6dfts bal=
ber bon 9ouie oblpelcno mar, ,uuroe BEL
leiner &iidtebr nidbt ,peni9 iiberra1dbt oIs
ibm feline 9an5e Gomilie 5u 1einer 9liid=
liden 9tettung pom Sooe bes Grtrintens
erotulirte, Gr 9loubte 5uerit > bab ibn1
Senano cinen @trei6 babe 1pielen wpl=
len, mubte lid ober bolo i!berseugen, oo6
man 1cinen bciten NnSu9 cincm Neger
9e9eben Dotte> ,pelder Sen @eini9en bic
9}a9ri6t bon Der 9liidli6 iiberi itanoeneu
Sooesgefobr eebro6t uno por9cee6en
bottc, er lei bergei6idt I'M trodsne &lci=
Der 5ll Dplcn. ...
- 9as in BGris eri9eiuenoe
8lott ~@iffler gibt alien ieinen slbon=
nentcn einen ie65laufi9en &eprlrer ols
! erdmie!
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O1io Msaiienireuno.

ais Bosbeitt, nid5ts als 9ab gegeu Die
Rlr6e r penn man, ge,pagt bat,Y 3u be-
Daupten, Der ietpeiliae RapitS babe tein
8eoiirfniB Der iueltliden Wadt als
Oberboupt Der r0mil9 =fatboli1ben&ir9e.
Ser Stride unabbausises Befteben ,uirh
fir Die 2anse Der 3eit nod men i@li9em
grmeHen fra9li9,. penn Der Yaplt. bas
Oberbaupt oerlelben, ni9t cine .ueltli6
polltommen unabhausise @telluns elm
nimmt. Ser 9irdenftaat mar, ,pos feline
oberite Reeierunssform .onbelon9t, ,ue=
Der elm erbli9es &eid, nod oas gigen=
!bum 6esjeni9en> Der i6n re9ierte. 9os
9aupt oes @taotes ,puroe nod Den be-
| itebenoen Normen bur6 Die b06iten 6iir=
iten Der Stride auf Iebenslansli6 9e=
tpdDlt. ct >par nur Der Mominiltrator
oes tleinen Rei9es Der &ir9e uno 19por
leinsm Nadfol9er Die @taaten Der STRIDE
10 5u lbergeben, ,uie er lie iibernon1mer.
Dieie Steaung Der Yapite 1i6erte ibnen
Die p00i9e Treibeit in Mllenl luas Die
&e9ierung Der Stride betraf poraus Die
Ginbeit (uno oeren @i9erbeit)- Der r0=
mil6=fotbolii6en Stride entlpron9. @inb
Die Ydpite ibrer @telluns als @taats=
oberboupt beraubt 10 lit es in Der 9ano
oes je>ueilisen &0niss bon Stalien ooer
leiner Miniiter Den Yaplt> 10 oft als es
ibnen beiiebt, in Der Treibeit Ser &esie=
rung Der STRIDE 81 be16rdnten> mas
ganS 1iber ni6t ausblei6en ,pirb. Sier=
our6 ober ntltdnbe bic @efobr, ooB ane
oere @tooten Die 9etrete eines unter
Der 9erri6aft oer italieni11en 3e9ierune
| lte6enoen Supplies ni4t mebr oncrtennen
lpiiroen, ,upraus cine @paltun9 Der ta=
tbolil6en Gbrilenbeit entiteben miibte
IS ,uiroen Srennun9en> ,uie unter Den
Yrotel ltanten eintreten un6 Die briitli6e
Neli9ion gu @robe getrogen perben, oenn
pbne Die tatboliI9e STRIDE, ols elmer
GinDeit, ,uare Dem 9ldubigen Protei tan
tismus Der Sooesitob ueriebt. sc mir
Den @taatsfir6en uno III ocnlelbcn
Stootsreli9ionen entiteben, in 0enen lue-
ni9ltens in o(len Monar9ien benz 8eid)e
oes alleini9en @ottes Iebr balo Elm gnoc
peroen miibte. Dies lit in Den oll9e=
meiniten 3ii9en Der @runo, uarum Der
paplt Die weltli6e Modt bei ben beuti=
gen 3ui itdnoen ouf her Groe our6ous
nidt entbebren fam. gBdre Die @oQ=
fommen6eit Der Menldbeit 81 jenem
@raoe 9ecieben oob feline &iualitaten
Der @taoten untereinanber> feline bpno=
itiiden Sntereiien uno @eliiite> feline lte=
benoen 9eere, feline Srie9e meDr criltiren
f0nnten, olle Men19cu in ibres @lei6en
ibre 8rlioer ldben nnb liebten, oonn
luare fir Den Yopit Die >ueltli6e Ma6t
cine 2ait, Der CT lid ols6olo entlebi9en
t0nnte uno ,uiiroe; bis oabin aber mub
es oas Seltreben aller rpabren &atboli=
fen, ous 9iebe 5u ibrefl @lauben lein,
oas S6rige oo5u beisutrosenL bob bic
Stellun9 oes Papites lobalo ols mig
li@ mieoer cine freie> cine rnabban9i9c
,uerbe.
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Sic tpcltlihe @erribaft ees
..,-.... NnNS4r8

Yier Sabre flint. persanaen, felt @ic=
tor emanuel iein Mort BRAD uno 1einen
opnaitil6en s&aubgeliifen Der tleine
Sbeil bes &ir6enitaotes gum Opfer fiel,
bet bis babin nebit Der ,ueiuieen @toot"
Der STRIDE perblieben mar. Gs 1T ni6ts
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0ui Der erie Sets: .Sn Nnfan8e 19uf
@ptt S3i,nntel. uno sgrbe.. Ser @ebante
por ,auer 3eit miro oaour9, tpie gouilei
fagt, per'uerfen. ~ E2:..: E:'. = ,-'S's''
Dag a'peite 3eitalter lit bas eeolo9il9e
ooerbos Der feds Sage. 1.' = s::.
! Sos brittle lit bas biitoriIhe, ober bos
Der :meni@li9en Begebenbeitsn ,ueldes,
bon 9loam aus9e9onsea big auf Gbriltus
gebt nno BON Gbriitus Big gum Gnoe
Ser Melt.
: Wir~meinen num-. oab bos Wprt Soe.
wie es i'm 0eolo9i16en 3eitalter 5. b.
bepor Der Wenl6 oa mar onge,penoet
1T, nidts Mnosres iosen mill, ols Gpo6e.
0enn eritlid oob bieles Wort Sag
in Der biblilden @prade i9 gu elmer
1ol9en Grfldrung idon bon ielbt oar
bietet> - oas fann leidt na99elpie ltn
iperoen; 10 baufig miro oieies Wort in
Der beili9en @@rift in jenem @inne an
9e'penoet! uMon brou6t ii9 nur Elm
weni9 nit bem @tuoium Der beiliseu
@4rift befobt gu baben ;" i6rieb Der
beilige Mugnl ltinus, uuln 81 lpi1en, baB
lie 1i4 9ep0bnli9 beg Wortes Sag an
itatt bes @ortes 3eit beoient". @elblt
in Dem lebten Serte> oenwir citirt boben ::
9as lit Der uriprun9 oes 9immels uno
Der groe, an Dem Sage oa gott Der
9err 9immel uno Grbe 9emo6t bat,
ieben mir, oob bos Mort Sag 9e@ebt lit
fir Gpo6e neil es jene feds Sage Su=
iammenfobt. 9iele 8eoeutun9 gilt bonn
oud notiirlib fir jcne Sage >pouon
Moles fur5 porber 9elproden bot.
6erncr miro man oielen @iun beg
@prtes Sag in Der bibli1den @pro6e
nod mebr fir ribtig ertennen lpeil ct
alien G6lfern oes Srients 9ebrdu9li6
mar uno audi nod 9ebrdudli9 lit. Ser
GncDtlppdoiit 8aillp bat boriiber SOL
9enbes bemertt: u8ei sen Orientolen"
Ia9t CT, nbot oas Wort> pel6es mir ourd)
Sag iiberiesen cine urlpriinslide Ye=
beutung bic Der 6olodil0e Musorud
sare, @erlauf uuo Bieoertebr BON feds,
unobreibis Sabrbunoerten ,uicoer9ibt."
gBenn oos ober Der Ginn lit Der
man oem @orte Sag in ocr gemobnli6e1
biblil6en Geoeweile beile9eu oarf , lp;,
tueit mebr 1T man oann bo5u berc6tiot
menn Ii6's I'M cine Gpod)e banoelt, 81,
aller men i6li6en GDrpnolp9ie porberaeb.
uno Die nur in iibernotiirliGer un6 96tt=
li6er Beoeutung einen @inn befommt
Da mub bas gort Sag erlt norsuelid
einen unbe9ren5ten @inn onnebmen,
neil es nidt Der Sag ocs M}enl6en lit
ionoern Der Sag @ottes> uin oe 1len Nu=
gen )" wie Der beili9e Petrus io9t, Gin
Sag pie tauIeno Sabre lit uno touleno
Sabre pie Elm Sag" q. 8riei g. S.; uno
es mub Die 8eoeutun9 bon 3eit, Gpo6e,
8erlauf irgeno elmer Trif boben. Sai
ni9t aber Moles 9erooe bos Ndmlie6e
onseigen ,uollen, luenn er feline Grsdbluno
init ben Worten 16liebt: vGos lit bel
l1riprllng bes 9immels unb Der Groe> oo
lie eri6affen wuroen am Sage, oa @ott,
Der 9err, iie 9ema6t bat%
,Mber mon {a9t: Ser Be,peis, boB Mo=
ies 9elpDbnli6e Sage 9emeint bat, lie9i
oarin, ooB er Die Sage belteben ldbt aus
Mor9er uno Nbeuo. ullno es ,uo,
Nbeno unb N}or9e1l" ia9te Gin Sag"
G6enl 1T es nit cen anoeren So9er.
SD antporte, ga + baour6 nod ni61
nit 9lotbwenoi9feit 6elpielen Miro Mo1es
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er odlHtt DHr9Qus etne .Soee Der A09rene
t3,ing, einfadbe Woritenun9 BON Nnlane
luno Gnbe bat tsperbinben tpollen. u
r So 1T 6enn 9erebtferti9t, baB mon
,lnter Dem Worte Sag, tuie MoIes ba0elbe
in leiner @eltentitebuneslebre antpenoet,
eineGpode, ben 8erlauf ir9eno einerTriit,
periteben oarf.
qber i9 babe nod mebr 9eiaet: Man
mub bieies Wort 10 periteben> unb man
luiiroe losor oen Sert Der @enelis uno
ibren @inn umitob ben, ,uollte man bloB
einen 9eip0bnli4enSag annebmen. Nidts
1T lei6ter 5u beweiien, als bieb.
Worab miro man mir germ sugeben>
oaB bas Wort Sag fir ale feds 516p=
fun9to9e Den ndmli6en @inn bot, uno
oab es fir erten ni6ts Nnberen beiBt,
als fir Den 5tueiten ODER fir ben 6ritten,
ooer fir Den pierten II. (. n. oab bieies,
nit einem Worte, feds 9lei6e Sag linb>
eben iueit bic Nusoriide, oeren li6 Moles
beoient bel ben einselnen san5 bielelben
lino. 9ieB 1T einleu6teno.
Nun 1ino ober erit om pierten Sage
Die @e1tirne 9ebiloet ,uoroen, voomit 1ie,"
mic, Der Sert ia9t, Sag uuo Na6t 16ei<
oen uno 81 3ei9en 1eien uno gu 3eiten,
5u So9en uno gu Sabren."
0ie orei porber9e9an9en Sage 9eb0r=
ten allo ni6t 5u oieienSa9en, Die ibren ei<
Isenem W&or9en, ibre ei9ene @6siouns
slpii6en Sag uno No6t botten; oenn Die
@eltiu1e> ,ueld)e ene lol6eGintbeilung be-
lpirten, luel6e Sag uno Na6t 16eioen
uno Sage uno Sabre an5ei9en," eriltirten
np6 ni9t. Gs lit ol1o unm09li9, jene
Morte vllnb es maro qlbenb uno Mor-
gen, Gin Sag" fir Die orei erltercn Sage
bu6 fabli6 au nebmen. Nlln, ,pie min man
lie 1onit perlteben, es lei benn: llnb es
mar 9lnfang, umo cs ,por Gnoe, Die erite
gpode?
SIT man ober 9en6tbist jene brei er=
item Sage 10 ou nebmen 10 fann man
| lih nidbt Wei9ern> Den @6lub gu 5ieben,
boB ool lelbe ou6 fiir Die orei ii6ri9en gilt,
uno bab Die ie@s Sage, ,ueil lie aner=
tonntermoben 9lei@ iino, nidt le6s Sage
lino, lonoern le6s Gpo6en, luie turs ooer
lang ibre 9ouer ou@ mag 9e,pelcn lein.
Seoer oenfenoe Sci # miro es nit oie=
ler Grfldrun9 6alten nidbt aQein neil
Der 3uiammenbang bes beili9en Seytez
lie 5uldbt, 1onoeru au@ neil er iie foroert.
Sic lit ibri9ens nidt erit leit beute
porgebrobt; ou6 fat lie nid)t in Dem
8el ltreben, Die iiioii6e &psmo9o nit
Der Wiilerl6aft Der @eologie in Ginflong
5u brinsen ibren uripruns. g8ir fin
oen lie l6on bel 9roben &ir1enlebrern
aus Der eri ten d)riltliden 3eit. Sn Der
5bat bieler Meiung lino 5u9et6an Der
heili9e Mu9uitinus, Der beili9e Ntbana~
| lius uno Ori9enes in 9lei6er @eile lot
ou6 8ojiuet lie an9enommen Der li6
afr ousoriidt uNodbem @ott i'm Nn=
fan9e glei6iam Die @rllnolage Der @elt
erlboffen> bat er bereri 3ier in feds per-
| lbieoenen Gtufcn lpel6e er led)s Sage
genannt bot, berporbriu9en wollen."
So l0iet li6 Oenn Die ein5i9e S@lpie=
ri9feit, ,uel9e Die ueberein 1timmung Der
@illenl6often NIT Der @eltentlkbun9s=
lebre bes Moles slpeifelboft su MAIDEN
.1dien, in gang notiirlitber WeiIe aui,
uno oos Munoerbore bieler 10 bon ltaa<
oigen, 10 ouberoroentlben uno 10 uner<
tuarteten ueberein ltimmung nimmt su unb
Gr{,St trnk hpr f,inhprt1i1Sp Nip ihr hpr
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Die Sd60pfltl,0sta9e..

tDDueH JeRt Ua9 .SDeIHu lDteOer ultf1eqE
men. &C. entitebt bei BetraGtAna ber|
S9bpfuneseel6i6te bie 5rase :: Mie
tange bauerte oenn 70 Elm Sh6pi,lngs=.
:tas?@ Dauerte er "a @t,,nben, pie IN
1ere jebi9en Sase !ooer 1T ei, auberes
3eitmaB an5unebmen? 0iele Sra9e
;>1ooIlen mir jeBt beonttporten. r.
Su Der bei1isen 56rift beiBt es:
yDas lit Der uriprlng beg 9immtls unb
Der Groe, ba 1ie erIdaffen ,purOen am
$a9e, bo @ott Der Serr Simmel une
Grbe eemo6t bat. @lIo tparb polenoet
Soimmel uno Groe uno al lire 3ier"
Il. M(o}. 2, /. II. 49,,
No6oem @ott ol1o ben Simmel unb
Die Grbe er56affen botte, enttpirrte uno
oronete er folgen6ermaBen
Nm erfen Gage - oas 9i6t;
glm stueiten Sage - oos 6irmoment;
Mm oritten Sage - bag 9erpor,ua6=
len Der Yflan5en auf Der Groe = na@oem
5oie|e bereits ous Den MaIern berporge=
treten mar;
Mm pierten Sage - bic @etirne; !
Mm finften Sage Die @eetbiere nnb
Die @09el;
Mm ledsten - Die 2anrtbere uno Die
sobmen 9oustbiere - uno Damn ben
Menl9en.
Mlo warb poQenoet 9i,nmel uno Groe
unb oll' lire 3ier.
l1no @ott rubete an iebenten Sage
pon lem Merfe, oos er 9emodt II. !. 10.
Bia hierher mii1len luir Die hDGe eSn=
]piration bes Mp1es betpunbern, Die i'm
in @tono iebte, Die 9anse @d0pfun9s<
.ae@6i1te Der Welt ppn oeren &inobeit
on nit 1iberer unb I6neller 9ano ou
.sei9nen mir bemunoern au9lei6 bic
aroft oes meni@li9en @enie's> oas na4
;}etbsdauIeno Sobren bobin 9elangen
fonnte tief i'm Snnern oes @rof0rpers
bpYelbe Sc ei6idte luiecer5ufinoen; mir
be,punbern enblid oos 98alten. Der
DorIebung, sic es 9efii9t bot oab geraoe
sur 9ele9en1ten 3eit jene llebereinltim=
anun9 3tpil6en ben @a6rbeiten Der &eli=
aipn unb oenen Der 9}atur eintraf vtpel9e
ietteren", ipie i6on Bufon laete, vnur
NIT ser 3eit erl6einen burften> uno po=
nit Der @llerpolltommenite 5uriidbielt
ols Dem 1i6eri item W}ittel um ben Men=
1@en tpieoer gu f6 5u rufen> ,penn ein<
NAL 1ein @loube i'm 2aufe Der Sabrbun=
oerte obnebmen unb tpanfer uiiroe." Z
$oier bietet lid) ober cine @6>uierigfeit
bar, ,poraus Die @ottloli9feit einen @tein
bes Mnitobes se9en Mo1es senra6t fat,
unb binter lueldem Iie 1i6 5u perI6an5en
lu9t, um Dem lebten @6la9e aus5uipei=
1en, ben ibr Die Wilieni6often beibrin=
gen. 9ieie @6,uieri9teit be5iebt iid auf
sic 9ouer 0er feds @6Dpfun9sta9e.
Menn man oorllnter 9etp0bnli6e Sage
BON pieruno5,pansi9 @tunoen periteben
mub, = uno es 1T pirtli9 bebouptet
tuorben bab es ni6t onoers lein f6nne,
falls man Dem Wnrtlaute feline @elpalt
antique, = 10 perl6pinoet .'uieeer oer
9anae @ort9el ;, ben 0foles ous ieiner
nebersinltimmuns nit oengBillenl6often,
,uos Die Mnfeinan0erfolge Der organil6
sebiloeten Weien on9ebt 9elponnen ~
boben f6ien; oenn Sie ndmli9en Wi|jen-
11aften perfiinbi9en 5u9leid5 lalt, oab Die
3eitrdutne, Die s,pi16en ben perl6ieoenen
8iloungsn lie9en> iebr beoeuteno Doben
iein miiiien. H.. H..
Sac ipdre Sic @d,pieriafeit.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-01

BE PREPARED. AT no time of the veal
are coughs, colds and pulmonary com
plants more prevalent. The slightest
symptoms of attack should be jealousy
guarded against. a neglected cold or 8
slight cough may lead to serious conse
quences. One OF the best remedies known
is MAsTA's PULMoNIC BALsAM For al
diseases of the throat, chest and lungs
brought on by exposure this remedy stands
unriyalled. 1t is the result of life long
experience Of DR.. Masta, one of the best
physicians of New England, who uses it in
his pl actice. He has the testimonials OF
some of the best families aud most noted
physicians, and all pronounce it an infalli-
bic remedy. For sale by all druggists in
Rock Island.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-01
sit Works like Charm"
RENNE'S Pam Ne MAGIC OFT, 7

This is a remedy every family should have in the
house TO use in case Of emergency Ii is purely
vegetable, and may be used internally or exfer-
naly 1t is not an vi y, sticky substance but clean
delicious and saie to use even IN inexperienced
hands As an external NEEDY, when freely used,
II peuetraes through the abs orbens to the eeat OF
pain. causing free circulation, and giving weak
ened and oyer-strained cords and muscles new lie
and elasticity; it sneaths iniamed and bruised sur
faces, and cures pain as water Quenches FIRE. Try
IL for
WOUNDS, SPRAINs. NErRAIGIA
SoHEs, CRIcK IN THE BACK, RHEuNArIsM.
BUhNs- HEADACHE, SIIFF JOINTS
or any other kind OF pain or lameness. As an in
iernal remedy it operates As kind, ddusIve soda
tive it tones and corrects The stomach aids digrs-
ion and readily cures
COLO, CRAMPS, CoUeus
CHOLERA MoEBUs, INDIGESTION, SORE THROAT
and In fact all aches and pains ihat esh il heir TO-
. be immediate and faithful use of Rennrs pam
Killing Magic Oil In case OF emergency will often
save life. or long and tedious sickness. The
genuine Rcnne's Magic Oil is put up ouly In panel
bottles. with the name blown in the glass. and up
on the bOttle finely engraved steel plat label
upon which is the hkeness of VIM Renne. All
other Magic OILS counterfeit. worthless imi-
tGtions Call for benne'- Magic Oil. where you
usually trade Ii Il put up in three Sizes Trial
Medium" and Large size. WILLIAM RENNE
Z SONS, Sole PrOprietors and Manufacturers,
MAhs l01Sd&wiy