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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-30

An orange treo in vigorous growth
yields from 500 to 1000 oranges every
year. In the Mediterranean countries,
whcro orange culture has become with
in n few years an important business,
the orangcs'are gathered in baskets lined
with canvas. They are carefully ex,
amined by women, and all that are
wanting in stems are thrown ont. The
picker gets from nine to fifteen cents 4
day
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-30

1VUsVN W II WHy n TUI'',
Mcssrg. G. q. OLIN Il Co.-Dear Slrs: IN loStl'
mony Of the great yalueOf Mineral Rock Spring
Wafer for those suffering win disease OF me kld,
months with %diabetoI, passing large quantities OF
urine, heavy with sugar, and tOrinented WIN q
distressing thirst. gradually losing flesh and
strength and finally the use OF my lower llmbS
which became almost devoid OF feeling, MY ply,
sicitns gave me up, and said that | had but u shorl
lime to live. / had lost all hopes of recovery
when | was induced to use Mineral Rock spring
Water, and since then ] have gradually regaines
The use Of my limbs, and also gained strength ant
he H.. 1t. hal. done tor me what medical SKI, coulC
iIDJ no. 4 AIN tnpnNrui rI s,NSsning health. nnf
my prayer is that !. may prove to Others afflicted
with kidney affections NJ nreat u blessing as II ha'
been to myself. Yours truly,
NJ KS, JAMES SANDERS,
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W YORK.

FlOur-Superiine Western and State, 5000
@G.3O; white wheat extra, $G.90@7.5 so: good
to choice, S6.lOm6.70; extra Ohio, $4,000
1855; st. LO is, 60 G0@1l 90. Wheat lower.
No. 1 spring, 5l.G3@l.GS. Corn-Now West
ern mixed, S5aSSc; new yellow. Ss@S9c. Oats
Western mixed, 6l@G3c. Whisky lower,
g7MgSr.
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MEMPuIS.

Flour market dull with quotations nominal.
Corn meal dull, Sl.55. Com in fair demand
with quotations advanced, SIC. Oats Market
bare. Mess pork in good demand at full quo
%tations, Sl7. 75m1S.0 90. Bacon in fair demand.
with quotations advanced. Shoulders, re {;
clear rib sides, Zoe clear sides, lO1c; sugar
cured hams, l21@l34c.
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NlNGlNNATI.

Wheat firm, 5l.iOmli5 Z. Corn steady. Gsa
Gle. Oats steady, 47@57lGc. Mess pork firm,
tlG.9)@l7.OO. Lard quiet. Steam, 0JSc; ket-
tic, Zoe. Bulk meats firm. Shoulders, GAc;
clear rib sides, SIC clear sides, 9Lc. Bacon
firm. Shoulders, 7@7lsc; clear rib sides,
ga,c. Whisky, g2c.
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TllOSE lllORlTE HONE REMEDIES,
PERRY DAVIS
PAIN KILLER.
Lung, BalSann.
Amt 'rhy they sho,di ARRAYS he Kept uty,
al hdHd.

al hdpd.
Ist. PNIN KILLER is the most certain Cno,cro
cure that medical science has produced.
I'll, hLLEN's LuNG BAtsAN Is q cure for Coughs
toldH, Bronchitis, Asthma, and ali diseases ri
the Pulmonary Organs,
~, PALS KILLER viii cure Cramps or Pains In
amy part of the system. a single dose usual
~ effects IL cure.
It'll. ALLEN's LuNG RAIsAM Will cure that terri
BE disease; consumption. when all other
remedies tail.
5th. PAIN KILLER has u owed n sovereign RENE
dy for Fever and Ague and chin Fever; il
has cured the most obstinate eases.
9TH. pAIN KILLER as a lini ment ~ un,qualed for
Frost BITES, Ch,lblalns, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
Spralns, etc.
sth. ALIENS LUNG Observation-Disclosures should
keep II On hand IN case of Group.
9Th. PIfS killer has cured cas,s Of Rheuma.
llSm and Neuralgia after years stand ng,
lOth. ALIENS LuNG BALsAM has been before the
public II period N ten wears. aud in that lime
las become known throughout this and large
sections Of for, ign counties. It has found
many rivals but no eau Is.
nth. PALS KILLER Is u purely vegetable prepara.
lou, SAFE To keep and 10 use IN every family.
The simplicity attending It's use, together
with the great variety Of diseases that NAV
be entirely eradicatcd by 1t. and tie great
amount ct pals and suffering that can be a
leylated through It's use makes 1t imperative
hand.
l2th. ALLESs LuNG BALsAN Is largely endorsed
by Physicians, druggists, Ministers. Public
Speakers and the Prrss-all of whom sre,k
Of II In the higsest terms. ara recommend
It's use In all cases of Coughs ana Colds.
Every hOuseseeper should keen these twn vain.
able remedies at hand with them, to use them In
time Of need. Many an hour Of suffer ng and
many q physicians bill will he saved.
Directions accOmpaly each bottle.
j. ". HARRIS. Proprietor,
Cincinnati, Ohio
For sale by all Druggists and Medical peaIera
For sale by Richardson Il TO-, 1T. L.Olis; J. u,
Park, CINCINNATI; II. A, Robinson IL co., Louis.
ylue;d w. Jones & Co.. Memphis: r. j. Hart 4
20, New Orleans; q. W. George, galveston.
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q, G. DIN & CO., Wauke'ha, wis Having u'td
yOur water from the Mineral Rock Spring, Wan
krshR, Wis, for the diabetes, | have found great
relief from the use Of the same. Before l COM
men cd using this water, my physician reported 10
me the spec Hc gravity Of my urine was IS, ana ar
Ter using IL for twenty days the specific gravity OF
the urine WAS reduced u II, showing, n grta I'M,
prOvement, and finding great relief IN ,not Dt,hg
compelled 10 urlnate so frequently. hau o'her
waters, but give II as my opinion that the nine al
Rock Spring Is preferable. And ] DO earnestly re-
case M known M Diabetes.
Respectfully yours, ALFRED WILSON,
Dept. Coll, Int. Rev. NO. 4 W. Third street, I'm
cinnRti, Ohio.
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A wretched cynic writes "a
bright little ivc-year-old was looking
through IL picture-book the other night,
whenshosuddenly paused, gozed eagerly
into her mothers face, and, while there
shone IN her eyes the light Of II wisdom
beyond her years, said blamed if we
haven't forgotten what she said :"
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WITHOUT doubt hundreds Of people
who will read thi5 item are suffering with kid
ncy disease in some form, which might be cured
with a bottle or two of Johnsons Anodync
Iinimcnt, used internally. Why not try it?
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A CRrME.-Not one c~ase'in

DEFoRMTrY A CRIME. Not n casei.n
n Thousand of the deformed Of our land need
DO so if proper and timely treatment were EN-,
pIoyed. The doors of the National Surgical
Institute, indianapolis, Indiana, are open alike
to the rich and poor. Thousands OF cases are
annually cured at this institution. Diseases
and deformitios of the joints, catarrh, chronic
Diseases, piles, and iistula. By sending for a
cjrcnlar fill particulars can be obtained.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Flour market dull and unchanged. Corr
tnu. Yellow, s3c; white, Sjc. Mess pork
firm, $3.50. Lard scarce and firmer, Gll@
Ice in %tierses; lOl5c in kegs. Sugar firm.
Common, G&im7c fair to fully fair, 74msc ;
prime to strictly prime, 81 MS2ic.
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Corn, 72m73c. Oats, 5Gm57c. Mess pork,
7l700. Bulk meats Shoulders, G95c; clear
rib sides, s%ic; clear sides, Sc. Bacon
Shoulders, 74c; clear RIB sides, Gl2c; clear
sides, Zoe hams, l2H@13lgc. Lard unchang,
cd. Wliskv, sec.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-30

PARSONS Purgative Pills, which are
now being extensively sold in this State, arc
purely vegetable, and are mild and gentle in
Lheir operation. one il u dose. Good quail
tics, certainly.
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THE KETS.
ST. LOUIS.

Wheat-No. Q spring, 51.29; No. 3 red fall,
?I,i3. Corn-No. 2 mixed, &c. Oats firm.
No. 2, l9U5Oc. Dry salt meats firm. Should
crs, &c; clear rib sidcs, 9a4c.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-30

The gods give nothing really good
and beautiful without labor and dill
gence.-XGnOphOn.
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"TEy cents n bar, or three bars for a

~ IEN CCUI6 II UNIj VI UHHVU ""T" v Tt
quarter, " is the popular way Of selling soap,
our readers should see that at this price they
get fun pound bars and the very best quality,
such, az. for instance, Proctor q CANDLES Ex-
ira Olive Soap, which il always full weight and
Of superior quality.
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Temperance Address,
We copy the following from an old
Cor ISiU

ilIullllC W. l'i'
We friends of moderation, Or show diSapprohatloi
VINO think u reformation, Oh any coihlnat'uI'
or moral renovation, For lls rNtcrhlliallnh2
WnuId benefit our nation; without pre- arlcatiOl,
who deem intONlraiOL, We deem u ''rIaratlun,
with all its dissipat ON, Ihatoncrs hlleihptatloI
Ineycry rank aud station, by any pa~lli'lon,
mo cause of degradation; OF this abOuinatlOn,
or whirbyour observation The only sure foundation
Giycs daily demonstration Tuihe total, Nlrpallohi
VINO gee the rulnAtIOI, Ana nhdcrilh lrlsuA7I'
ntstrrnY and dceOlatiun, Hold no communication
Tho uuru violation, with nONiOts cmauatio
Of moral obligation, Oh hrcwcr.n fermentation
, me- wrclclcd hahitntiun OF spirit disilation,
without accommodation Producing stimulation;
Or any regulation lot hlH dct'rn halloh
For common slHtcntatiOn We call cpiHlu'rallpil,
A accuo Of dr,prrattuu, And wlthom hesitation,
Iurnpoltl ,u creation, Invite Cu-UDCrRtiOn
Th" frequent decoration Not doubling inVliaiIUnl
OF SaOhiih5 UrdInNtioni And high APPRECIATION.
Thrcrimc multiplication without proyocatiUn,
Drfyiug Legislation; VIII raise yO"urestluatiu
The awful PROCLAMATION And by continuation
OF umtnO conversation, with TINS association,
The mental abrrratiOn, luu may, 10y mcdlth.iO
A dire iuiaiuatlOn, Ensure the IrescrYall'
with every rad gradatlon, OF Il future generation
10 maniac desperation, From all contamination
We Aud may each iudlcatlO
Behold its devastation, OF slch regeneration
And utter condemnation. Be the theme of c~Xultatit
OF all inchriation; TIL its Guai Consumm
Why sanction its duration ton.
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WAUKESHA WATER,
MINERAL ROCK SPRING.,
Diabetes,
Dyspepsia,
ia unutOo,

Drousy, Diabetes,
Jrayel, Dyspepsia,
ConstipatiOn, J~HunutCo,
BrIghts Disease,
and all diseases Of the liver and Kidneys. This
water liz now known and sold az remedy Tor the
above diseases, In all parts OF the world. II is
truly wonderful what effect II has upon the human
system. II IL now being shipped al the following
Barrel, 40 gal, sI2; halfdo, ~ ;demiJohn and Jugs,
SO cents per gal, package extra bottles Lqlsl VI o
ner dIz Money must accompany the order, eN.
cent TO our regular authorized agent, Inquire OF
yUur druggist for WHukeshn NJ lneral Rock spring
Water, Address &. G. OILS & Co, Walk cSla,
MIS-, for orders for the water or for circulars.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-30

A gems wanted, o. new steel engravings. send p
tcts. for samples. LIB .Fouch & Co., Warren, Pa
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-30

VeHtril0qulsm taught by n book. Price a AID.
drcs J. -. Foster, Smithyilles peKalb Co., Tenn.
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PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT

Work for Everybody. Good Wages.
Permanent EmDlOymcnt. MEN ana WO-
men nntcd. FulI Particulars fee.
Address WA. EN DEIt5UN IL CO., Cleveland,
ono, or st. Louis, Mo.
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bronchitis.

This il an irritation or inflammation OF the
bronchial tubes which carry the air we breathe
into the luugs. 1t arises from u colu f9iIlcu
in the throat, from catarrh extending TO these
nafIla. from scrofulyus affections, and from re-
tyoro me of the voice. Tho irritation from
this latter cause commences in the lmiynf ana
qlOHis, which are tho organs OF tli1 Voico' "'u'
extending downwards, produces hoarsehess,
coughing, and splitting mucous matter some
timees mixed with blood. 1t is chiefly danger
Gus from its tendency to spread into the lungs
%I,c Of seycre and obstinate cases OF tlis dis
ease that DR.. Piorco's Golden Medical Di5coy-
ery has achieved unparalleled success, and won
the Ioudcst praise from all who have usedlt'
A DEBT or GRATITUDE.
Mrs. Mary Taft, Of Elk Point, Dakota Ter
ritory, called at tic Worlds Dispensary, Aug.
10, i873. to acknowledge a debt Of gratitude i,
die DR.. Pierce, having been entirely cured OF
",'o,.,i., -rmriicated viii, Cnl""' 9l".'"I' "!
the use of Dir. Sage's Catarrh Remedy ana Dr'
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
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SPRING FASHIONS.

c,er or Dprears IN PARrs.-I have
,oorJ a grcot dcoI about the rise in
n.;noo !, 1poris and the fact ia true as
nroyisIons. wine, etc, but
1roaaoa onneor IN me stationary nj about
"f tLo amniro A VOW ]niooo,t toilette
" Wv o.nttio 700 w. tno6 Tvo,oa Inf
WIZ ooSI r'oHi Nv w iooo ''Ir ,aa
very .'aeclui "'i" ann "nI tNo fromca
w pr?cureo Nv NV -" ,Lo nricna
cIulso II oio "uun w Wv ioon
may Do lhcreNSco inuciha''lJ ." "n
may cost any price from No ~ yur" ~
to $500, or even more, as wines" 1hc
celebrated dress OF MIS-. HpiraRIe Oh
Rhode ISLAND, the lace on whlch was
said to be valued at $1,000 n yard - 800
600 for tho oinel9 tlnln"' MR. "''p
cr, m /"tt""oI'"'" '|o'"'
c. ~
nihINd oIfht3 ~ NhoN '' ono Ipoio
cr5 yen us II'av 'ioio 10 I-Vo taJ
IN gloves Wiicl we nli Vrheiot Sr"nV'!'
n hoS llhpor'tnC iVti' VI Iho .oiiIv n 70
inc necessity IiiaC oio S,'o'eS 'np"lt
correspond PIccl7c'y ~ colGi "iu n1
WIZ INC coSOuil'' '"4y !" a"PPo
10 DC gray yen you VIII We Sont p~
maps tlitt tlle loVely Rray yoo" iooi I'n
ldeht OF II SIMPLY II spurious UNI, II"
IIchen, " moss, II lnlHhOhGtIe-ahyU'i'b
but thc gray 10 lnatcl inc Sll'cI-Si"S
oi the tolict' WnlIo HIoyGS "[o PoiI
iectIy Rbsolcte. az lhey ouGiC 20 pe' nu'
there arc exquisite tihts OF 7i'Yoi-Ri"y'
pearl, ptIcSt straw, tch roSo' nI l"IPoi
ceptlblo draD, lsnDcIIe pun "no nv
onh o. n~""'' ,,o,r NH rh"n nd.
WIZ ~ "oin "' mmIna,oaj Vii cloves
N''' y ~ cn. oan1onionce in
arc m""S" "an,ino nor Inuqt the
br"roi'HB y" n'DlPIah Carnottnn We
,''o'ui o''''t E'"tu ,oar ortor vcor
my" "D''' 5t,ED ~ IJlonL Iocc militia
WIN Il IoS'Ac'O'S,'n w. 'aI,~stinn ~
lla n"'l'IipH'i'a Sio,u", 70 ',o. tbig
'iI1id''o Ir'i'' ~ W1h"o' .oaoI irnwnr.
tPI'lS' ,',o ',1J o "',I"' nrltty Frame for
'o,' ANU wv IG''J IN fnn ia
"'lt'' &''l"Iou '"!h'l2r' ,,oLn and NOR,
G'ofca' i"r G G1ju,,'I 45o VI Maria 6nfoiprtto
cloves are to DO highly recommended.
CnAHdE ~ CoLoG&-More noticoo-
bic changes have taken in coiors th@n
in materials, The mingled tinta Of the
last few Seasons are disappearing, and u
tendency toward the more positive col
or5 which were formerly in Yoguo ~ OBJ.
3crUrbIo. stu there are shades and
hints in infinite variety, and the silks
which are exhibited for spring woNr are
delicate an | beautiful. 6lIycr-Gray IL
predominant, but browns will foa great
extent divide the popular flyor. Chest.
nut and mahogany, which are the favor
ito lines, include all shades from the
deepest and richest to the paIest and
most delicate. Bronze and olive tInts,
which were so popular, have almost en-
tircly vanished. Fashionable costumes
In gIII ,1it,Inu an, ala, Loo -, n,,,li,n
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WANT D.

III. Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co..,
of Philadelphia, an old aud %IellaOe Lie 'oL.
many. desires an agent in every portion OF ms
state in Which it Is not now represented, ~ IN |"
s,rctly Mutual Company, returns itS surplus pre-
miuuuS 10 IT., mcnlborn ivory year, ana us US &C.,
masses da SHdt fuTn shes them Insurance NJ the
lowest pos ,ible rates. All OF It's Policies are non
forreitahlp for their value after the thlrd ear.
l.ibOral Commission contracts made WIN rellhhl'
men. Apply to II. :. STEPHENS, V, Prest. No.
0gl Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa, or toJ, W.
IREDELL, Gen. Western Sup't,, Cincinnati, ONO
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Water Farming.

We extract the following from n let
ter Of George II. Jerome, n of the
Fish Commissioners of Michigan, to
the National Granger When the
sea, the lake, aud those unnumbercd
rivers and streams that bear their never
ccasing flood aenWnrd, shall make such
returns rs they nrc capable of making,
the increase in cheap, abundant food
will tend greatly to harmonizc the rola-
tions of capital and labor. 1t is est.
mated that the yearly catch, consump-
ton and value of food in those coun.
tries nlOnc il equal to $40, 600, 600.
Now suppose W. put the fish Mt three
cents per pound, and it will give us
1000, 600, 600 lbs of food. Suppose that
we estimate the weight of neat cattle at
700 pounds cnch, and Il pound of fish to
be equal to n pound of meat, and we
have here az much food, all the uncost-
" yield of the sen, rs il equal to5, $780,
600 of cattle. Now to this add the
yield of the whole sca, tho lake, the
river, the lakclct and r%ivulet, aud we
have an amount of good, brain and
muscle food almost beyond the range
of calculation. If We except China,
japan and a small part of Europe, not
IL tlLhc Of our great water farm has yet
been subjected 10 cultivation. Lot it
be cleared up, plowed, MANFRED, so to.
speak, scientifically titled, and the
choiccr Varieties of stock introduced,
and we will prove Il given acreage of
water to be equal in production and
value to the same acreage of land. In
the good time coming we may possibly
hold our fairs, build our stalls, 4 AXE
our exhibits, wear our badges, appoint
our Tasting and smelling" commit
tees, and feel big generally, according
to the fashion of the land"
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OnILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE ANL

Go TO Riverside Water Cure, Hamilton, Ill.
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CHAD TIDINGs FOR THE SLAVES OF
KING Accommodation many Il manly
form il palsied /; how many n noble
mind is destroyed how many n price
less soul lost through the curse of
strong drink To the despairing VIC
tins of the Satanic tyrant, Alcohol,
whose shattered nerves, and trembling
limbs, and racking headaches, seem to
find no relief except in the renewed nse
of the fatal poison which brings them
every day nearer to their miserable end,
we glad tidings of great Joy !
DIR. Walkers Vinegar Bitters contain
not a drop of alcohol in any form, but
are a sovereign remedy for the ills of
drunkenness. They restore tone and
strength to the system, and entirely
eradicate the pernicious appetite for
liquor. Try n few bottles of Vinegar
Bitters, and you will never crave strong
spirits again, but find Your health re,
paired, your mind restored, and be once
more n man in the best sense. Health
is cheap when Vinegar Bitters are 81 a
bottle.
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RRowN,s yERMrFuGE CuMFITs

from nc other cause than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE CUMFITS
Will des' roy worms without injury to the child, be-
Ing perfectly WNIrE and free from all colOring
or other Injurious Ingredients usually used in worm
preparations.
No. 25 Fulton street, New York.
Sold by druggists aud chemists, and dealers in
mrdicin rs, at twenty-five cents a box,
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g7O EACH WEEK. Agents wanted; pIrticu-
" - lars free. J. Worth & Co, st. Louis, Mo.
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A GENTS WANTED-Men or women. 934 a
"A week or 800 forfeited. The secret free. Write
at once TO COWEN & CO., sth street, New York.
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CON q week. Agents wanted EVERYWHERE Girls
~vu & samples free +. a. Fills, Chlrlotte Mlch,
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( 'Ilul'f fOw.s. Il varieties Eggs 81 Ter setting,
Naddress DE-, e. Lewis Marlboro stark CO., Ohio
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GsSD DAY commission or 3 n week
~ - salary, ana expenses. We olier It and will
PA 1t. Apply now. q. Webber e. Co. " arion,O
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-17

beionoere umfebr Sum 8eliern 9s5ei9t
babe, fam i'd and nidt 9eraoe beri6=
ten. Turdt empiin0en Dor Der RIDDEN
ben uno tra fenoen 9ono oes Gi6ters 1T
nod ni6t Bcfebrung. Treuelbo fte @p6t=
ter betcbren lid) b6dit lelten. gfur Der
Cine, Der oomols I'M leren Gltern Sen
9er9ong mittbeilte >purOe nit 8ottes
9iilfe tpieser Gin oufri6ti9er Gbrilt.
So leitet bos 9fei6tperoen germ sum
l1ebermutb; 70 fiibrt ser ue6crmutb 5ur
Nus9clollenbcit, biele 9cbiert ben Trepcl>
unb Der Trepcl III # Die &o6e oes &i6=
tcrs berons. gGdrs ni6t beNer gene len,
sic Qclte lpdren I'M &c 9ciocnen Mittcl=
ltonbe 9tblieben lno ooburd bci gutter
3u9t unb @itte 9ebolten mprocn, olS
boB lie nit ibrem &eidtbum 1no mittel=
bar burtb i'm in oie @dnoc oeS gcre6tcn
0ottcs fclcn?
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Ohio @atieMfreunO.

NIT Gbren bon Der politil 6en56aubiibne
oer gSelt obtrete; lerne BON 9einrid ",
@rofen BON Gbamboro Der ni6t melt
BON oeiner foilerliden 9oIburg; Elm itil=
leg 2ebcn fiibrt, >pie man leinem @louben
uno leine @runoldte b0bcr o6tcn ion ols
jeine &rone. Nber, wenn ni6t ol(e3ei6en
triigen, 10 bat Ncltrrcid's Stunoe 9e=
l6lo9en. Cine preuBil6e Yidelboube fir
oos erlte 9rittrel, cine rullil6e &nute fir
oos smcite 9rittcl, uno einen thrill @eu
GoB1 6lueif fur bos, mas etlua nod bonn
britten 0rittel ibrig blcibcn hirf fte;
uno Ben @omcn su biclcr 6vuht bot
Roil ct Solepb II. Dor bunocrt Sobren
geldet.
EN- Scr freicn @b>peis ni6t minocr,
oIs int oelpoti16en 9tllblano, crbebt lih
oie @tootssclpolt nit riifliAtslpler Gon=
5couens iiber Die Gc6te ibrer fatbolil6en
Biir0er uno Die feierli6cn Ncrtrd9e nit
oem III. Gtubl. Sem opoltolll6cn 9}un=
thus oi6t man Den 2aufpob, Bic rc6tmd=
biocn Bil66fe umo Nrieltcr lucrocn pcr=
ioot, bic Gjcmeinocn ibrcr &irNcn uno
Gbulcn bcroubt, SS0lfc ju 9lrten uno
S0cfc su Gjartnern gclctt, itno cine 5ro=
peltic republitdnil lder Trcibcit uno @lei4=
bcit in @ccne 9clett peld)e Die elnlt
oliiflibc 0clpctia bcm fomncnocn Gdlo.
rem 9cbun6en Su 6iibcn lc9el miro:
(9t. .. Yr.)
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= CIV ctpos iii audi eben nur in

- Go ctpos lit audi eben nur in
9(mcrifo m6gli6! miro Der 0clcr ousr1=
fen, rcnn er NoNfo olgenoes acleien: SIM
Gtootc &on1os, I'M ferncn Mclten, mo6=
tie li1 ppr cini9er 3eit cine Sonoe pon
2onbpirotcn an bic 9(rbcit, unl eineu
gut ous9coo9ten Ylon sur Musfii6run9
III brin9en. 9luf ben unbcluobntcn
me1tliNen Gbcnen bcs Staatcs rpuroe III
oller Sorm &e6tens elm County uous9c=
le9t" uno bon oen Yiroten Barbour
County 9ctauft. 9la6bcm oos neuc
County einre9iitrirt luor> pcrtbeilten Die
5pcculontcn Sic County =Mcmter llntcr
]i0 uno erbielten oud bonn @pupcrncur
lire .Seltolhun9eu, Sei ocr aQ9emelnen
Mobl 9ob bos GountD, ,pleluoDl es ou=
Ber ocn seitlueilig 0ort on>ucl lenoen Gpe=
culonten feline on0cre Ginlppbrer bottc,
252 Gtilnmen ob un0 erlpdDlte W. s..
9orner, 0en 9(nf nfiibrer oer 8anoe, sum
&eprd1entonten in Der 2e0islotur. 6or<
ner iuubte li6 bel ieincn GoQegen dll bert
beliebt 81 MAIDEN. Gr ltimmte fit olle
WfaBregeln >pomit ibnen Elm Sc fallen
ge1beben tof1nte, rnO. fpnnten lie es linn
ou6 nidt abl6lagen, ols ct eines 5a9es
nit elmer 8ilI berousriidte> 0ie Barbour
County ermd9tigte, 100000 in @9ulo~
lbeinen fir ben Sou BON Briideu unb
8e>udlierun9scondlen ous5u9eben. 9ie
SiQ pa1iirte un0 bolo >paren audi Die
@6ul0l6eine an Sen Mann 9ebra9t.
@eitoem lit ober ol6 9orner uno nit
i6m bic 9on5e 8epDlferung bon Barbour
County perou ftet uno notiirli6 audi Der
Cribs aus ben @6ulo16einen. Sic
Snbober ocr @6ulb16eine m06teu jebt
pilien> luo lie Oie 3in1en cinco1iren f6n=
men. @ie m06ten Die 8cp6lterung unb
bic 8eaulten BON Barbour County 9erne
1eben> luenn audi nur fir >ueni9e 9(u9en=
blife Die o6cr lino un0 blei6cn per=
]6punben.
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- Gin 9err BON Srancepille ,uollte in
9}eopel am Is. Suli 1864 ouf 1einem
3immer ieinen 9uno ben ct aus @oB
9e9en oen Papf ~Pius" 9enonnt botte
fit &uni tltiide obri@ten. Sod pl0bli9
perluei9ert Der 9unb, miro ,uiitbeno tuie
elm Si9er> itiirst auf BEN @errn> beibt i'm
am 9olle 1ebens9efdbrli1 uno ent1tebt.
gluteno auf Dem :8ooen lie9eno fanoen
i'm feline Trau unb @0Dne> un0 b0rten
nod ben 9er9ang> ebe er balo oarauf
obne BET &ir6e $roit perl@ieo.