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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-05-22
1.-THE THRESHER OF THE PERIOD. .

This is the famous VIBRATOR THRRsH
RR, which has created such q revolution
in the trade and become so fully estal,-
lished as the leading Thresher'' Of this
day and generation. More than seven
thousand purchasers and ninety thousand
gram TsliseTs pronounce these machines en-
tirely Gue1ualed for grain saving fiEne saw.
ing, aud money making.
-Four sizes made, viz; "a inch, 2S-!net,.
32-incils aad 3G-iBcfE Cyliaders Vkitla n
q, 10 ana IL Horse ''Efonnteti's Powers.
Also SeparGtors "alone'' exr5ressly f.,r
steam Power and Improved POKT
ABLE STEAM ENGINES for Steam
Machines
= All persons intending to buy Thrs sfiinc Ma
chimes, or &C 7sgItors .-alone, - or Horse Pow
crs "alons, as we'll rs Grain -flist.rs- aud
Farmers VINO want their grain tlireshssf saw
ed aPd cleaned 10 the best advantage an, IN
yiied TO send for our new forty uase ilInstTs,
ted Pam phiet ana Circulars fsent free) Civ
ing fuii particulars about these Improved
81 achineS and other information vaiusii5le -
farmers and taresheTnIeu. Address,
NICHOLS, SHEPARD & co.
1'4iSo"-eSH Battle Greek, Mich.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-05-22

Below Price
Factory
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-05-22
We are now SoccUlng
FR0M ONE TO THREE CARS A DAY.

We have bought, since January
LIST, over 100000 feet of first quail
ity of fencing. What, with pay
ing cash, and doing our own
work, We are enabled TO sell cheap
er than any other, AND WE WILL
DO IT.
Try us, and III quality, price,
and measure, get the worth of
your money.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-05-22
FROM FRUITLANO.

Jesse Greene of south western
Missouri, who Is agent for the
Peace Association of Friends in
America andIis visiting tho various
neighborhoods OF the religious So
cicty of Friends in Kansas for the
purpose of organizing peace socie-
tics organized a peace society at
Fruitland 9Th month 9th 1874,
which adopted the following for its
Constitution
Art. /. This society shall be
known as Fruitland auxiliary Peace
society and shall act in connection
with and under the auspices Of the
Peace Association OF Friends in
America.
Art. 2. This society shall have
for its object TO demonstrate that
war is uuchristian, inhuman and
unnecessary 10 show its baleful in
Guence on all the great interests Of
our race and 20 assist ia jevising
and Carrying into effect ways and
means for the prevention Of its oc
curence ia the world.
Art. 3. Any person desirous o
promoting peace on earth ant
good will amongst men may be
come q member of this society.
Art. 4. Every annual subscribe
of any sum and every doner o
any sum shall be u member of thi
society. Females may becom
members free OF charge.
Art. 5. The officers of this SO
ciety shall be President, Vic
President and secretary. The sec
rotary shall be ex.oflicio Treasure
aud the officers shall be ex-offlci
The executive committee of the 50
cicty.
Art. G. The society shall nice
annually on the 9th of 18th mont
for tho purpose OF recognizing an
hearing the report of the executiv
committee and treasurer and ma
meet by adjournment or on call {
the executive committee as often .
may be deemed necessary for Ii
promotion of the object for Whic
it was organized.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-05-22

1hre"1 Machines Keepers goods of
Class S0iEk be sold fUOraGLe for the pwr-
chaser. Other s--ONLY FOR CASH
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-05-22
BY NAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

Over 1000 coopors are now on
strike in New York.
Don Carlos has revoked the
Punishment of the cure of Santa
Cruz, and recalled him to Spain.
The Chicago Tribune, in con
ncction with the associated press,
is making great efforts TO sustain
the veto by publishing the posi-
ton of various papers in the
Wpat
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The Only Fast Line landing Passengers
In Grand Central Depot, y, Y. City.
Thereby avoiding all ferr. transfer.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car
Leaves Atehison daily ~ $40 p N. and
j. run through 10 SpIineficld, Ills. arriy-
Ing there at $3.50 a. ~. Passengers from
kansas City car secure EcFthS u linton
Depot Kansas CITY, aud take this car at
CAMERON, NJ 1:z9 Z. m. t!us avoiding
Change at Quincy.
= Palace Esay a'osl& leaves
Union DEPOT, Kansas itv. daily at / 30
7. m. at,d Is run through to IndIanapo-
IL Snd Cincinnati wjla.,..t change. Ma
Quincy ana DanviIle.
Pullman Palace Sleeping. Cars from ST.
Louis and Quincy to Toledo and Cleve.
land, connecting with Drawing Room
and Sleeping Car Line for R5chpS-
ter and New York without change
All Express Passenger trims
of the Hannibal II st. joseph, Nissorri
Pacific and st. Louis, Kansas City Il Nor
tbern Railway, and Missouri. Kansas !
Texas Railway, make direct connection
with trains OF the Toledo, Wabash x
western Railway, at Quincy. Hannibal
| or st. Louis
The day trains have reccEtly been
| equipped With new passenger ears, fitted
| up with every Improvement for comfort
| and safety, and stand uariYalIcd for styIe
| AMI elegance. Miiier's couplers anu the
| patent air brake are used on all fast trains
Ask for your tickets via the wabash
| ROUTE"
| w. L. MALCOLM, j. ). LAZARUS,
Gen. Pass. Ag't, Western Ag't,
| Toledo. Kansas City.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-03-25
Sic cpnfef1fpnellem SSirrem in
SeSferreico+

9as BON Yreuben in 1einem Sample
9egen feline fatboli1 6en untertb bonen 9e9e=
bene Beilpiel unb Die bis jebt bal lelb1t 9e=
nQ6ten Grf rfobrungen 16eincn 1T Ocltcr=
reid feinen Ginbrud 9emodt Su baben.
Mon fat ndmli6 audi in De lterreid ben
preubil6eu Ntoi9eicben no6seabmte ~
9enannte vconfcl cllioncle @clebentwirf fe"
aus9carbcitct unb bem Gei6sta9e sur Mn=
nabme por9cle9t 0lan 1T aber babel in
ocn ndmli6en Srrt6um lp1e III Yreuben
erfollcn. Nfan ipill ndmlieb bic >pi6tig=
iten tirdli6cn 6ragen cinleiti9 obue audi
mir bos @uta6ten ber babel om meilten
betbeili9ten @eiitli6teit an5ubDren, our6
nit firdli6en Ginri9tungen in be1t mel
iten Sallen gar ni6t i'm 9erin9itcn be-
fannie 2open l0len. 9ab Elm ipl9es
Worgeben nur gu lpeitern D}ibperltdno=
nillcn uno Mnbabnun9 elmer fait uniiber<
ftei9baren &luft 5wiid)en &ird)e uno
@toat fiibren muk 1T cine bur6 bic &C.
I6i3te offer 3eiteu unb 2Qnber ldn9it CT
!pielene SbQtIabe.
@6on fat BET 6ferei6iIbe @piscopat
9emeini 6aftlid nit Dem UNI i'm sei6oor=
ten Wolte unb Yapit Pius Der TX. feline
lparnenoe Gtimme erbpben bod wie es
i6eint nbne rfolg.. Sic berridenbe Ii
berale partei in OcTerreid i9eint felt
ent19loI1en su 1ein, audi in Oeiterrei@ ei<
men fir9liden Conflict berbei5uf fiibren,
Der lib nit GINGER 9}a99iebigteit batte
perncioen laiien. Wann miro en0li6
einmal audi fir europa Der Sag anbre=
den, ,uo man Jteligions= unb @epiliens=
freibeit 5ur Sbat MAIDEN unb oamit alien
mie INNER gearteten reli9i0icn 9aber ein
Gnoe MAIDEN tpiro. (P9, Y6l.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-03-25

-@ er III irb iesen? @o fra9t
li6 alle Welt bel oem Sample bes Breu=
Bentbums ~9egen Die tatbolil l9e STRIDE.
QSlr pillen es. Sn Der item @9lo1t
Die jebt piitbet, miro bic 6 ao ts g e.
10 a 1t lie9en; aber biele @cwalt 1dnd6t
lib, neil lie 9e9en Die Wabrbeit unb bas
@e6t antdmpft. Sn Der slpeiten @dla6t
miro Die @toots9elualt ibrc 9anse Nfa9t
unO NutDritQt elm lcben. Sic miro wie<
Der 1iegen ober Maht un6 NutoritQt
perlicren. Gum orittcn W1ole aber miro
Die @taots9emolt lel6it an9e9rifien wer=
ben lic miro 9eSlpun9en lein, NIT Der
&ir1e 6rieocn Su 16lieBen, ia BON 9leuem
Gin Bunbnib nit ser Stride ein9cben
millcn unb 10 miro sic 6 ir3 e ]icgen.
Sic fatbolil l6e &ird)e tann art n.
sic 1T nidt BON geitern, i6re 3utunit
tpGbrt 10 lanse Die @onne om 9immel
ftebt. Cine Soee perjdbrt ni6t unb bic
@abrbeit itirbt ni6t, uno menn iie be-
barrli9 pertreten 'piro> 10 lie9t iie AM
@noe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-03-25

Sbr bdnn np6, liebe Di6cel lanen, @eles=
genDeit babt, bel einem redtmdBi9enPrie=
fter Die b. .Mfeiie gu 60rcn uno Die b.Sacra=
mente gu empfan9en, 10 tbut es nm 10
eifriger.unb l6euet feline Bel6,pernib unb
@ieoeripdrtisfeit:: @pn einem Yriefer
ober, ber nit @urem 8il6of uuo Dem
oberlten 9irten Der STRIDE feline @emein=
l9oft bat, baltet Gud fern
Wenn SIR obne Cure @6nlo bes ~.
Opfers un6 Der 81. Sacramento beraubt
meroet, aber i'm @louben feltitebet bonn
miro @ottes @nooe 9ll1es erleber. @tdr=
fet @ud bann 9e9enieiti9 I'M @louben.
@r5iebet unb unterri6tet Damn 6ri1tli6e
Gltern, Cure &inOer nit pcrooppclter
6prgfalt I'M tatbolil l6en @lauben> 0an,it
Iie in bemi ielben treu pcrbarren> unO SIR
lelbit nod oiclen Seinludunsen obne
9feue auf bielelben 5uriidbliden t0nnt."
9as 9irtcrl6reiben 1T unter5ei@net
ppn alien oeutlden 8i166fen NIT Wus=
nabme Deg Grsbil 6ofs BON polen, Der
li9 I'M @cfdn9nille bcfinoet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-03-25
GeaptfTenSfr

Gs 1T bod eieertbiimli6 Menn man
eiue pon cinem prptcitanten ge16riebene
&cl lbi6te @eutl blanDs licit> 10 miro inn
mer Die 3eit Der 81 Formation t n Oes=
bolb 9eprielen> iueil lie oen 9eutl6en
s e,p ill,ens rel beit gebra0t babe.
Terner: tpenn man Die Soroerungen an=
liebtz 'pie lie BON jcber ouf Dem Yrogramm
hes 8 i6erali is mu 8 iteben, 10 lit im=
mcr elmer BET erlten tpie0erum Die @e,pil +
l1sfreibeit. l1nb mas 1eben mir jebt ?
Sie liberalen proteltanten in Preuben
jubeln Der &e9ieruns 8eifall 5u, oaB lie
bic @elpiiiensfreibeit Der fotbolii9en nn=
tertbonen unterbriidt 9os refine ]i1,
,per fann. 6reili9 ia9en bic 9erren ::
2Bir taiten euren @lauben unb cure Stride
ia gar nidt an l1ntertperft eu6 nur ben
5taats9eieben> bann fno ipir aufrieben.
Aber ob @lauben &ir6e unb @e,pillcn
bur6 oieie @taatsgelebe perlebt tperSen>
barAber tanH bod e3en Npr Gin Retb o.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-03-25

Dur9 6unger leinen 9ebcnsun=
terDalt 5u 9e>pinnen unO 0ur6 Giien bcu
9un9erto0t 81 lterben, lit bas ncrfluir=
0i9c aber >po6rc 96idlol eincs llngliid=
li9en, Nomers g8i(liom 0uborrD 9elpc=
fen, Der Oieler Sag in 2onbon itorb. Ser
Mrme mar Our6 Nptb 10 mo9ern 9e>upr=
bcn> oab ct ouf ben Gebonfen fam, olls
lcinem Sammer &opitol 5u l6logen uno
1i9 ols lebenbes r@telett" oussll ltellcu.
St mietbete einen Sool, lieb 1i6 1ebcN
6o9 piele 56ouluitige al uno per=
oiente piel@jelo. gber leinGrfol9 mar onb
1ein 9fuin. 9enn bo CT @elb bate al
er notiirlid) >picoer, urO 0a ct oB, ,purpc
er mieoer fett, 1nb oo Ct r,uiebcr fett >uurhr,
tpnnte ct nidt mcbr gut ais ltbtn~..*3
Gfelett @clb pcrbienen. 9(otbhem bici>r
Snbul ltrie5>pei9 fir i'm ob9eblijbt >pc
perludte er, nit cpilcptild)en NnIdllcN
@elo Su peroienen. 9os fiibrte obcr nny
5u iciner @crDoftlng. 9Siebcr frci gclolien,
mubte ct DungernL uno er mor beinohc
1don 10 mo9er> I'M micber als vlebenoi=
Bcs @tclett" fi9urircn uno @elo peroie=
men 6u fDnnen> ais er far6.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-03-25
Sbio @aiienfreuuo.

Cine 1ibero1e air6 mabI.
llnter oieler ueberl l1rift beri9tet Die pro=
teitontiibe v9eue Preubii6e 3eituna"
su Berlin sn einem 9rDberen 9orf ber
W{orf, weldcs oos @liid bat> cine red,t
moblbabenoe @cp0lterune, uno bas no0
srDbere, einen re6tsldubisen lutberi19en
Yoitor 5u beliben, seldob es, bob Die
&nebte uno Sa9elDbner I1 om Sage
Dor Der Wobl oobin eini9ten NUT libcz
role 3. +. Dem Yal ltor feinoli6 seRnntc
Mit9lieoer gum @emeinoe= &ir9enratb slt
lpdblen. 91ab oer Seltltell,1ng bes @abl=
relultats traten iie ounn sum pfarrcr uno
la9ten in liebensuiiroi9er OHenbcit Sit
inn: ~Sa, I0ben' g. 9err Paltor, oct
beb6en lpie bloB gebabn, neil Sc 5000
9aler Snfommen bebben; mi bente'1
einbauleno were Of 9enn9." ~ M6er 2eutc
- erlpiebert oie1 Jet - mas bobt SIR fir
0or1 1tcllungen pon Bent neuen @emeinOc=
&ir6enratb ! Ser bot ia iiber mein Gin=
fommen gar ni9ts su 1a9en - ~Nu,
loten Se man 9oio i'm ! PSI petc11 l6on,
ipie mi Dat MAIDEN lperen Wi tenncn ct
bcIcr brutcn !"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-03-25

W1itte1 ge9en 5 e Slottcrn!
Scr italienilbe 9fotllrfori6er uno Nei=
1enoe &ooorbo 8eccari l6reibt pnn 0c1
9lru=Sn1 1eln Gm Siioen pon Neu=@ui=
neo), bic er gum @egenitanbe ein9ebeu=
Der ltntcrlu6un9en in bptanil6er unb
5oolo9il6er 9inlidt aemodt bot> oab iu
DEM eon5en inlelrei6en i1oilden slrdi=
pelo9us Die 8lottcrn ollentboiben rulitbs=
ten, baB man Tie aber BON @eiten ocr
Soldnber NIT Gbinin bebanole uno 5cilt.
Sn torfer Sole - 60 bis 100 en9lilthc
Gran - 9cnommne, bewirtc bus Gbini1
boB oos Mu ftreten Der &ronfbcit Elm lehr
eelinbes iei> oie reidlide Giterun9 Der
Iaufe lei6t uno pbne 8eldperbe. Su
Dem boldnoii6en @pitalc Don 9lm6oilla
ieien bel 9(nwenoung bon Gbinin pnn
300 Grfruntten MIR 5luei 9citor6en. 8ct=
cari, Der lelb It ertranft mar; Fat li6 burd
ba1iel6e 9J}ittel am 2eben crbolten unO
Die &rantbeit lei6t liberwunoeu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-03-25

Gin Mann> Set uls Yatbe Elm &ino
ii6er bic Soufe balten iollte ,puroe ppn
benz @eiltlben 9efra9t> ob er oenn out5
Die @ebote @ottes tenne? Gr m69e tbw
bas l. @ebot einmal nennen. 50 IL
1pll It MD teiien!" loutete Die 9(nt=
mort. uNein." laste Der @eiitli6e> vbos
beibt ho@ gang anoers 49, uG,p. Sod}=
nUroeu irrcn," erlpieoerte Der damn.
sat ni6t @ott sleid bei Der @d0pfuny
9eiagt: ~9u iollit ni1t eiien pom Yaume
Der @rfenntniB 2" - uMe1t," iagt bev
@eiltli4e; n lei imalerDin Patbe!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-03-25
Y{sie lie Inn O,aafelat tal,peat.

Sxsie lie Inn O,tmfel,t ta},pe,1.
Das Metbphiitenblatt rber drifli9e
apologize" pom is. 3. Mts. entbalt mai
mieoernm cine Rlagc, Bic uns ben 9anSe,l
ssommsr uno oos 9eiitige Gleno bes pro-
te1tanti]9en Geftenlpelcus flor Dor 9lu=
gen ftell. 0a wiro aug gbicogo se=
lMrlebcn:
oNuh inter Den @ei1tli6en Der Bres=
bpteriancrfirde feb 1t esan berGi NJ
belt in.o er Sc ebrc rnb 1T besme9en
eiu heiBer &ompf entbronnt ST. Nfc<
Goi9 unb 9r. Glp;ug murben BON 9r.
Yotton unb anberen prDminenten Yreot=
germ al gsfaDrli9 Srr1e bre I
bart bc]1uloigt. sOr. @wins loa gu
bcn logcnonntcn Ii6crolcn Gbrilten seb6=
rcn Nn6 |ebr freiVnni9 1ein III 1einen Nn=
Tidlten iiber Sic Snlpiration Der beili9en
5Arift ,c. 9r. McGaig ,uil ni9t
olouben, ooB 2ots 9Neib in cine @ol5=
>dulc pcr>ponbelt wuroe bas mii|le man
bilo4ih ocuten; man9es onhere wil er
cben|ous nidt gloubcn, mos 1o'1t oll9e=
mcin ols Sbotlode 9cglol,bt uno on9e=
ncrmen wirb. Yrpfe5ipr @ming ion
onb ubcr Die Wottbeit Se}u feline 3peiiel
lohcu. 0os crl lte gpnciliun1 biele
Gings 5u untcrl luhen, >uuroe lebte Wp6e
ecbo!ten ollein oDne bab Elm 9felultot
crsiclt plroe."
geclde fldalide 3erri1lenbeit t0nt nidt
aus oiejcm metbooiltii6en Beri6te: llno
,ppDc; to,umt bieler M}an9el an Ginbeit
in Scr 2cbre 2 1gSeil Ole Geften li6 lps=
ecrilcn bobcn BON Der luobren &ir9e
Nbrijti neil lie 9etrennt linb pon Gon1>
nom Uellen Nctri Sm 9unfeln toppen
lie berum >ueil lic bos 2ibt Ser 9Sobr=
hcit nitDt ]cbcn .urllcu. 9os critic un0
,:ctG'vtnoi9ite GriorberniB Ser ,pobren
Stride GGrilti 1T Ginbeit in Der 2eDre.
CJNc b;,je GinGeit lit feline MoDrbeit
hcnfbor uno man tDnnte Gbri1 1tus mobr=
l;9 nid)t fir bcn @nbn @pttes bolten>
,pcnu Gr bel Ser Gtiitllng @einer Stride
tci;ic &ortcbrungcn 9etrpffen bdtte Die
Giu0ct uno oomit bic Mobrbeit Geincr
hinn1li1 den 2cDre fir olle 3eitcn 5u f.
ebcrn. unO oob I'm 1er @rl01er ,pirfli6
bielc TGrtebrllngcn getroHen fat, borii=
BET fam nid)t Der minoeltc 3,peifel ob=
uolten. 9Senn mir bic rDml16=totboli=
Is9s &ir6e betrndten, 10 finoen apir oa=
tin sic cntl9iebenlte tie Ginbcit Ser 2ebre.
.Sn onen Gpro6en, III oaen 2anbera,, 81
oNen 3eiten lit unb mar in ber fatbpli=
1hcn STRIDE @inbeit in Der 2eDre. unb
biele giubcit 1T uno mar iq111ner in Der
f1t1olil6cn STRIDE, lpeil oie1el6e INNER
rerburbcl, ,por init Dem 0}o6fol9er bes
peil;gcn Netrus, Dem Popl1 5u 9fpm. Sci
Nencn ober> Die lib trennten BON Die 1er
Stride, bic li6 Elm pon Menl l6en lelbit=
gcmohtes Gbriltentbum ais 0os moDre
uorlpie9eln, bo fann feline Wabrbeit iein
unb nit Ser 98oDrCeit lit audi Die Gin
Deit perl0rcn.
co>-<A
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-03-25
Sic 8tfb6fe DemtfbIaubS

Ste StftbDfe DeattfcblambS
boben aug Nnlob ser Sc fan9cnnobme
bes Grsbilbofs ron polen semeinl6oft=
li9 einen Sirtenbrief erla0en, Ser >pie
Elm 9lb19ieos19reiben flingt uno cines
ber bebutenbiten tir6liben @6riftitude
1T. Wir geben uni leru 2elern baraus
folgenbe @teQen:
vGbri1 1tus, Der Gobn @ottcs, fat niht
9}otionaltirhen, lonbern nur Cine &ir6c
fir Die 9on5e bon linn erl0l ltc Men1dbeit
9eitiftet, I'M olle Mfenl6en obne Inter-
l6ieo BET Notipn in Ginem @louben unb
in Giner 2iebe 81 pereinigcn. gbriltus,
0er @o6n G5pttes, fat sic NcrfiinoiQuuQ
leiner 2ebre, bic @penouns leiner @nq=
oenmittel nno Bic 2eitun9 bes relisiD1en
unb fir6liden 2ebens ni6t Den >pcltli=
6en Ma6tbobcrn, lonbcrn leinen Mpo=
iteln nno ibren 9fabfolgern onpertrout; !;
unb sur 8e>pabrllns ber Ginbeit bat CT
iibcr lie olle, als oberlten @irtcn unb
8ii6of; ben ~. Petrus 9clekt Der in
leincm glo6fol9er> Dem Yaplte, fortlebt,
lpcsbolb mon nur in leben6i9er Ginbcit
nit linn totbolil6 lcin fam. Sur Dem
III. Petrus uno ben iibri9cn Mpo1teln uno
ibren rc6tmdbi9cn Na6fplgern fat ser
9eilonb Die sum 8e1eben uno @ebciben
Der &ir6e nptbwenoigen 8ollmo6tcn II.
Ginooen ibertrogen unb Geircn 9Dttli=
diem 8eii itano 5ugel6crt fir olle Sage
bis an 0os Gnoe Der Wclt.
Scnc> lucld)c bic1e bcili9cn 9(emter per=
lpalten unb lire @cbilfen lollen Dem
Sroil9cn Su entio9en immeroor bereit,
nur fir @ptt uno ibr Mmt leben. &i6t=
lbnur ibrer @ol1olungen 1ollen ni6t bic
Befeble poer Die @unlt irbil6cr @c,polt=
bober> ni1t oie >ue61elnben Meinunsen
Der 3eit 1ein, 1pn0ern aqcin Die 2ebre
GDrilti, bic e>pigen @runb1dbe BET bon
linn geoffenborten un0 leiner &ir9e an=
pertral1ten gSoDrDcit. Siclcs i1t un1cr
totboliider @loube.
9o9e9en miro 6ur6 Sic ncuen tir6en=
politi1 16cn @elcbe III ibrer @e1ommtbeit
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-03-25

Ill urtbeilen @enn giner midi l9last
is mid allein oo6 barber ilrtbeilen,
ob mir Die S6ld9e tuebe tbun, >penn Der
Mnoere audi taulenon,ol lo9t: Sd min
Dir ia 9or ridt web tbun! -
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-24

Alta meeting held by a number OF
young men of thi, city last night, for the
purpose Of making arrangements for Il
grand ball at the 81. Charles hotel New
Years Eve, they adopted the name Of
the panic Club" and decided to give q
''hard times party at the above named
time and place. Bya hard times party
Is meant one that will not require tho 81
who may wish to attend. to 90 to any cX-
pense whatever in making preparations
for the occasion. The managers of this
affair are Of the rising generation, but
they have no more money than they can
very easily take care of. and if the party
should not be n success, and they should
be called upon to advance five or ten dol
lars each. tor the purpose of defrayng
the expenses incident to such an under
taking, 1t will DE enough for them at one
time. without having to buy Il spike
tailed coat, broad-cloth trowsers, white
vest. white kids and lavender neck-tic.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-24
BUSINESS ITEMS.


Fresh oysters or anything else YOU
want at the Delmonico Restaurant. open
day and night.
60 to sproat's, 1876 Ohio Levee, and
get your oysters by the hundred or can
fresh every morning. 12-4.tf
--Coyne's oysters depot and restaurant.
oysters in the shell and can, fresh every
Jay, at Phil saup's old stand, between
sixth and Seventh streets. Cairo, Illinois.
"A good assortment o all kinds Officiating
STOVES warranted sound and perfect and
not injured by the late fire, very cheap OF
L. hERTTs. 12-l6-lOt
YOU want fresh oysters without pay
ing ior the Gu" md transportation, 20 to
| sproats, 1g5 Ohio Leye., and get tbem nv
the pail full. fresh every morning. Io.i-,
Having given up my old stand ON the
leyec and taken Keohler & Bros shop, on
| Eighth street. shall be prepared to sup
| Ply tho citizens Ct Cairo, with the best
meats the market ailords. Please call and
see me. PHIL. HOWARD.
-Sproat, 1856 OHIO Levee, Is furnishing
oyaters In the right shape. Families can
be supplied IN any qnantity-fresh every
morning. f2-i-tf
AT "Our Saloon" Eighth street, be.
tween Commercial avenue and Ohio Ievee
the hungry may lind all kinds Of edbles--
herring, sausage, cheese, &c., and the
thirsty the finest Of wines and liquors, fresh
lager beer, and the best brands of cigars.
AItlnttve bar-keepers are always on hand !;
and the lunch set daily, at ten oclo *, Sun
days included, L. ~ finc as any In the city
10-22-tf.
Get your oysters q, the Delmon.co.
Joe Roneker IL now IN full control of
the Washington bakery, and having learn.
ed the wants Of the public, is prepared to
supply on call all demands for French loaf,
Rsstoa, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found in a first
class bakery. lie maintaines fun stock of
contectionories, and can, az well as any
other dealer in the city, ill all orders in
that line
Sugar kettles, ovens, skillets and lids,
pumps, grain and grass scythes, wire cloth.
CRATES, stove pipe, elbows and large vari- |
ETY. OF other goods saved from the late fire, |
is now being sold at % to rs per cent below
cost at I. J. KERTH's. 6l-l2-l0-l0t
Cakes baked. frosted or ornameuted on
short notice. Special attention given to
!he orders oiweddlng or picnic parties.
9l2-tf.
The best oysters at the Delmonico Res
taurant. 2G7-D.2O-tf.
-Newly-dtted, finely furnished barber
shop by George Steinhouse, corner Com
mercial avenue and Eighth street. YEARS
OF practice have given him IA light hand
that makes a smooth shave delightful. All
who try him once will call again. All the
late daily papers are kept on his table for
the benefit OF his customers, aud there is
no edious waiting for turns. tf
If you want a good coal or wood cook
stove for below cost, call at T. j. KERrH's.
l2l6-10t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-24
CbrIstuas Tree,

The Prcsbyterians were busy yesterday
trimming their Christmas tree for thi,
evening, which. when done. will be {
beautiful spectacle 10 gaze upon. They
have bought trinkcts of every descrip-
ton which will DC hung upon the tree,
consisting of hearts, Chinese lanterns,
fishes, shields, flags, ETC., manufactured
of gilded paper, which they arranged
IN fine style, for the benefit of the Sunday
school scholars. The exercises will con-
sist of singing, organ exercises by Prof
Robbins, and speeches by the Rev. Mr.
Thayer and other gentlemen connected
with the church. A present will be
given to each scholar, beside cake. candy
nuts, apples and oranges, IN abundance,
with which they can satisfy their appe-
titles. A cordial invitation iseAtended to
the public. by the members Of the church.
to be present this evening to see the tree
aud listen to the music and speeches,
which will afford them an opportunity to
spend their time in very pleasant way.