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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-05
The Episcopal Reform Movemen,

The Episcopal Reform Movement.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. 2.-Bishop Cheney
preached two sermonS yesterday in DR..
Brooks Presbyterian Church, in which
he examined the position and status oil
the Reformed Episcopalians. To. day he
held interviews with several gentlemen
who are interested in the movement, but
10 steps have yet been taken to organize
q Reformed Church here. Among other
statements made by the Bishop to-day,
was one to the effect that the Rev. Stephen
Il. Tying, OF New York, is in hearty sym.
patty with the movement, and that large
numbers Of Low Churchmen, who have
long been dissatisfied with the tendency Of
the Episcopal Church, will soon come out
boldly, and join the Reformers. -..ls-- 7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-05
Division In the EpiscOpa Church
RdIlors OF The IntslliOenrer.

Division In the Episcopal Church.
Editors Of The IntellIgeneer:
Some OF your contributors on the
Church difficulty that has been aeitating
our community recently, make great
ado about division. They hold it up as
the great bugbear, as calamity 10 the
Church TO be deplored, and as an enorm.
itys the sin OF which is well nigh, II not
wholly objectionable. They take adyan.
tage Of the fact that division In church,
or among protesting Christians, is gener.
ally admitted TO be misfortune, and use
II as handle or weapon against the
Reiormcrs. In treating this subject some
confusion has arisen by two uses of the
word division. The opponents OF reform
employ it inthe sense Of schism, or sep.
sratioD, and totally ignore the internal
division in the Church. The Reiormers
use 1t In reference TO the two parties in
the Church, respectively founded on the
irreconcilable Observation-Disclosures by
faith alone, as taught by ST. Paul, and
Justification by the sacramento, derived
from the traditions Of men-.really the doc.
rines that divide Rom&nism and Protest
antism to-day. Now the adversaries oil re-
form would have the Episcopal Church
maintain an external uniformity, however
wanting her fold may be in true unity,
yea, they would even consent to the hold.
ing OF erroneous and strange doctrines"
In the Church rather than have separa-
ton. On the other hand, the advocates
Of reform demand revision oil the Prayer
Book and the Punishment of all erroneous
and strange doctrines from the Church.
II this just and reasonable demand Is de-
MED them, or If they are convinced that
1t will be, they are resolved 10 separate.
And what possible harm to Chrisrs king
dom and glory can come Of this separa-
tion3 l lail TO see the least. On the
other hand / see only good. see noble
body Of Evangelical Christians composing
reformed Church in which charity
towards othefs is both prolessed and
practised, and hence unity in the profess
ing Church Is increased and Chrisi's glory
promoted. A RRFoRIER.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08

man I'M Ntittelalter 2eibeigene nannte,
bos lino beut5utase llnlere freien @rbeie
ter. ltno oab bieie nidt beiier geitelt
lino als Die 2etbei9uen oes Mittelalters,
oas set9en bic li6 iebt lit aQel1 Sbeilen
Der cipililirte,, Melt li6 INNER wieoer=
bolcnoen @trifes. Die freien 8iir9er
oes 0}ittelolters lporen III 3iinfts perei=
ni9t Die BEN bauptld6liDeu 3lued bot=
ten, Rfui0erei uno getyr9 su perbliten.
Sn lnierer 3eit oage9en 9eb6rt eine 'uo6re
S9lan9enflusbeit oa5u, bob Der 0e=
16dftsmann ni6t in oct einen oocr on=
oeren gSeile betro9en miro. - So mar
oilo oos Mittelolter our9ous nid)t .
i'm lter, ols bic beutlgcn @el6i6tsmo6er
cs Oorltellen> es :por in pielen 9ingen
li0ter uno beller als Die jcbisen 3eiten
9Slr ipllnl0en 5lpor Oos 9on5e W}ittelol=
ter nl9t mieoer 5uriitf, ober bic oomols
nl9t berrl0eIoe uno jebt oQgemein per-
breltete @loubensloIigtcit 3crrinenbeit
unb 2auDeit> bos Glenb> bie 9lrmutb> Die
plelenNerbre6el, G6el 6eioungen,: :Gcl6it=
noroe &C. linb cs, bic ulcre 3eiten ld1eGt
MAIDEN.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08
: G it T = & i a'.

Sic Stage ber iNlebte 3eitcn iii 10
gelp6bnlieih bo6 n,on le fa1t tdalid b6rt,
uuh lie bouert ilnmerpIt. Me;ltens met
uen aber Die 2cuts Sc iib:r 1thlcdte
s3citen tlaeen, oom;t niAts onoeres, oIs
baB lie au9enblifiidb uibt 10 quite @ele=
senbeit bobeu G;elo 81 MAIDEN, >pie 11pn
wnll lribcr. llno bos nennen sic Mcn=
lAcn |@ledte 3eiten. gBir leben nun
bel 8etro@tun0 Der 0in9e nitht 10 1ebr
auf bic 1Dmubigen @reenbads uno auf
Die 2eid)ti9feit, bieiel6en su erlansen> 1pn=
bern ouf &eli9ion uno 5itte> uno in
eieler Be5iebun9 miii1en mir aud iagen,
oab jcbt Die 3citen l@ledt fno. Gi=
sentli6 aber 1T Die 3cit i,umcr gut uno
allseit oielclbe, nur Die Menl6en perdn=
bern |i6 uno lino bolo gut bolo 16ledt,
unb baum miro Die S6ulb bon Den Men<
19en auf bic 3eit 9c1doben. I'm aber
be1er gu lebeu, lpie 19lebt uulerc 3eten
}ino (lpir meinen 0amit notiirli9 bic
Men16en. 10 iuollcn mir in Der @elGitbte
Elm bol6es Sabrtouienb suriifgreifen unb
jene Set ppr 500 Sabren NIT 0er jebigen
per9leiden> 6omit mir I'M 10 belier er<
teuuen1 mie |6le6t Die Better ino. @ir
tommen 0abei freili6 in oas tatbolil6e
BON nleren muoercn Wcltipei1en 70 per=
l6riene nno logenannte vfinitere MitteI=
after" ; altein oas loll uns ni9t b9irren,
eenn Die Siniteraib oes D{ittelalters ltedt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08
'fJY 9!S::c u;{trs 'nhIrelNtn

~ 9!S:c u's5cre 'ahlreiAen
2cler wiNcll 1T ttr n 0hip 0G1j=
itnfrtunr NtAr(llctt, nm 11}& >cm
GrtrAHe ctlvlGtn ein ISai iitnl'Au
;ll rrrj&ht$n. l1S aa'l,t llnttr<
netnlcn 1T "ljt Weller M|iiI'e urb
Soften iijr ctA },tr,1Nsat!E:c wr~
t,}l,cs|l. 81 semlcli;l, 1;er ftiNe
Arrlcn Nuyit1l;cn III 0jeiptt itettr,
IL jii1S ollt S($ru:l;ltSu, bic mjt
ihrtr Ec}1ttun3 nod> 'lnN il<f|Faurc
1inr, oy;A3e1c erll,dHj, rjc(s Nilei~
1fanrt md, il totc ais uIalli1 3u
tey;hti1en llnr los Gl1tt liil ejll
Sutr rbcr rrr|> lrtn}aittns fit 6
Mr1oate vpra>'5 ut tc;nhlcn. 2Hir
bitten utiers >ccrrcu N2cnten, Sic
rii<flt1nnlAci1 0jc(rsr, IL 9icl ais
Nlb8lltN rptt> i%a,> }u lrt(cftiren ruh
an 19ns cling }l|ieuSen, 81 ME nptGz
srcl1rj9 0jelh oeHrau(btn, Npficutz
ltN w;rc r;elt teilbeircue 8itte,
neren GrliiItuna iilr jsbcn 9ttpn=
nentcu 11ur ei12c 2leiyiafcit 1T, eie
fit l|ns otcr rer r0rpben 3abl >reAell
cin Gere>ltc,ees nuss!1ad,t, ,1id,t /
ol,,NthHrt "vrh1ilen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08
belu6te einen rei6en alten

-Semano belu6te einen rei6en olten
@ei5bols als berlelbe eben bemibt ,tar,
cine Tlie9e 5u fansen. 9lad mebreren
fru6tlo1en rlu6en gelang es ibm eno=
lid eine gu Baden, uno ct itedte iie lofort
in leinen 3udertopf unb tbot ben Defel
oorouf. l1eber ben @runo 6ieles on
oerbaren 8enebmens befrast> ent9egnete
er nit lultigem, pergnii9ten1 @@mun=
5eln ;" Das min i@ Sbnen la9e}1. Wenn
ieb morgen ben Dedel 6ffne un6 Die Gliese
lit ni@t mebr 9a, 10 tpeib itb> bob meire
Ma9o mir 3uder sefo9len bat"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08
Ser &pblenbt9Ncr*

Die StclntoDlen, oiele ~lGwor5cn
Oiomantcn", Die Der Weltenl lD6pfer lei
Sobrtou1enbcn i'm G6oobc Der Groe
oufgelAi0tet fat, lino in I'M leren So9en
bes 9ompfcs Gin lmentbebrli1es @ut.
gStnn mir Die &o6(cu ni6t' bdtten, mo-
nit loQte Damn oos Teuer in ben 2cfo=
motipen, DompflDiffcrL Tobrifen Sol5=
lucrfcu, Gileuuerfen uno anoeren inou=
ItrieQen gSerfcn unterbolteu tperocn? I?
&ein Soum ltdnoe meDr i'm gon5en gro=
Zen Gcbiete mi erer Eepu6lif> lpenn iibcr=
al oo, ND jebt &oblen ge6ronnt lperoenL
@ol5 pdre 9ebronnt worben. en- notb=
>uenoi9 uno niitli0 Die SoDlen uns audi
nun Iino, 70 boben bod piele 2elte> Die
niWt 9ero6e in elmer &oDlen9e9eno mob=
relL felncn 8c9ri{f oouon lpie oie &ob=
len 9e>uonnen tper0cn. SIM Nu9emeinen
wolleu mir bielcn lo9ell oob Die &oblen
bier III s(rertfa eiltens aus ben oii=
9eln uno Bergen 9e9raben tperOen, in
lpe!6e man meilenlonge @Gn9e our9 bic
sfoblen grdbt. Die 2eute, >peld)e Die
&oblen i'm Snnern Der 9iigel losbafen,
nennt man Dier &oblenOi99er> in 9eutid=
LAMB Ber9leuts. 9os 9eben Oes &ob=
lenoig9ers lit taujeno Sc fobren aus9e=
lett. s0ie @dn9e in ben 9iiseln (9tol=
lelD bier vBonf" genannt; iino in ibren
oberen Sbeilen ni6t INNER 10 feit, bob
tie nibt 9eitiibt werben miibten. @ber
ou6 Die itiiben0en 8olfen perbilten Die
@efobr oes Ginitllr5es niGt INNER po0=
fommen> unb 5uoem fam es audi por=
tommen, bob cine 9ede in 0er &oblen=
bonf gan5 feit uno iolio aus lieDt uno
oo6 obne irgenb ein perousgebenoes
3eid)en berabi itiirst uno oen lib oarunter
be- finoli9en &oblenoigger cntlueoer tDo=
tet ober gum Grippel 1no6t. Inter al
OieIen @efabren orbeitet Der &o6lenotg=
ger fern BON Der reinen SUIT uno bonn
@onnenli6te, mub 1Alpere @eratbc
ban6baben gepolti9e 2aiten III 8epe=
9un9 ieben. Die1e Nrbeit 1T 10 bel6>per-
li9, oaB man tie i'm Nltertbume nur Den
gum 5ooe Werurtbeilten 5umutbete. -
Seut5uta9e bebauptet Der &oblen6ig9er
einen Gbrenplab unter Den Mrbeitern;
Dies perOonft ct Der fatboli16en Glr6e>
tpelde ourd Die driitlide @elittun9 Die
Mrbeit gu elmer GbrenIa6e ma6t.; Sc
be19perli6er einit cine 9(rbeit mar, fir
oeito pera6tli6er gait iie; beutautase
bat oerienige, oer eineMrbeit nnternimmt,
Inn 10 mebr @bre gu ertparten je 9e=
fdbrli9er Die Bel6df ftigun9 lit. @eraoe-
bic @efabren bes @tanoes fno. es aber
au9, ,uel6e bei Den &oblenoiesern einen
setpiGen @rnit unb ,eine relisi6ie @elin=]
nung beroorrufen. Seit alter 3eit be-
itebt bei ibnen, Die bier in Mmerita tbeil=
tueile, abbanoen ~9efomn'ene Sitte, Dor
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08

sfetail=SAnappseerfanf in
.s- Genperes,;5citeit. "
gSie in Malla6uletts oer @6napps
im &leinen perfouft tpiro> oos ersd6lt in
sinem 8oitoner en9li16en Blatte Semonb
redt er9nbli6 TO-. ..@.> .. -.
.... 9iod lan9er @posirfabr! febre
i'd nit meinenl~ Sreunoe ins 9ptel 5uritt
uno madte linn ben Norl6lag Elm &los
go9noc. rno WalIer nit mir 81 trinfen.
M}ein Sreuno uno Der Wirtb ni1t min=
Der loben MIDI eritaHnt an uno enoli6
bro6te, 2ebterer Die Worte berDor: Gu
6en 'uie Gosnac linb bier nib 5u babea.
9fi6t 'su faufen, wollen Sic lo9en, mar
Die Mnt1prt melnes Sreunocs. 9li6t 5u
fau fen, ollerbings> bos wpQte id 5ogen.
0onn ein9 oos 8linaeln init bsn 9(ugen
uno 0as 9ebcimniBpolIe Mienenlpiel luie=
Der lrs, mir ,uor Qllles ratiirlD poll l1tdr=
big rnpcrltdnoli1 uno i'd plabte berars
Nber ums SimmclsloiGtn, miro Ger Gog=
nae bier umlonit 9e9eben? 9tirbt gcrooe
bos, erluieosrte Ser 9Sirtb, aber wenn icb
lpelGen perfauie, 10 bitten MIDI in noe
niger olS gar tsincr 3eit Die Gonita6ler
am &ro9en. 0oben Sic bonn >pirfliD
eine 10 unbdnbige Gebnlud)t nod einen1
Gropfen? Wleine Gebn1uNt lit iiber baS
O}ooB Oes Nus0rutfs bereits Dinous0c
mo91eu, mar mcine Nnt,pprt Sbnc
Gntgegnung per1 b>pono Der gSirt0 il,
einen flei11en &ii,nmerlcin uno 1tono in
SSur5em >uieber bOr urs> in Der 0ano .
lcere @ldler, Die ct nit 93iirhc ouf ben
Slid itelltc.
@obl lcbe ICY bas G5las,
9o@ 100 1T baS &ob?
1tDbnte i6 i'm firGterli6en 0roug luei=
nes geprebtcn 9er5ens uno 9efolterteu
Mogens lps, olS Der gSirtb 1einen &ptf
auf ftn6pfte uno mir ous Der Bru 1tto1de
Oejla6en Der @ols elmer wpDI9ef eflilltet
Tlo1 19e entge9ep(o@te. Nerfuufen barf
i'd 0as @etrdnfe nitbt; menn Gie mid
Oober I'm Die Tlo16e berou6en wollen>
bann VOLTA, bier tebe i6, i'd tann niGt
onoers, ober nur iiber mein 2ei6e BIN
meg 9ebt Der Me9 sur @6naps lal6e.
Inter 9esenleitisem Mu9en5>pinfern ein9
iD auf i'm los unO ba er ni9t uilli9
gob> f brou6te i'd Gewalt; 6o@ muroe
mir Der &ompf ni6t 16wer 9emo6t.
Sril1mpbireno lDtuou9 i'd bie Beute,
ni9t a6teno ser febentlid)en Bitten bes
Wirtbes BON meiner 9eieklolen Sontbie=
rung ab5ulteben. ~0ie Sla1de entDdlt
Bronnt>pein fir tneinen @ebrou9 ols
Neoi5in uno Gelo 0arf i'd bofiir niAt
nebmen," erfldrte er> als ib Oie @ld1 Jet
nit oem tpirtli6 9uten @toff fiillte;
v,penn sic mir ober Elm BuI6el 9ofer
fir so Gents abfaufen lpollen, 10 geben
sic mir oas @elo, - ben 9afer f6n-
men sic 9elegentlidb abbolen." 0}it oiea
fen Wprten lebte er bos 9etpiini9te Gis=
tpoKer ouf BEN Slid, 1tri6 bie 50 Gents
Elm unb tonntc nidt 8enug Die @egnun=
gen bes @eiebes preilen bas Den Ser
fauf BON @@napps gum 8erbre9en item=
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Sem ginfaDren in 0ie 8anf ein @e6et 81
perri6ten, Nls 56ubpatronin5 perebren
Die &o6len0igser bic. beilige Barbara,
oamit iie bllr6 beren Siirbitte ppr einem
plobll6en ,nperlebenen Sooe be>pabrt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08

men @eihidtsmaGer isnc soloene Sci
betra6ten. Mir aber jtelleu unlere1
Verglei6 obne 8rifle ol1, rnO> leben oa
Der au0 beller.' @ie 1ab es allo DO
500 So9ren in Der Welt Gus? Nmerift
mar oonlals nod ,1idt entoedt, Sic Giui=
liiotion uno bas 6brii itent6m ,por fai
)nur ouf europa be- lNranft. g. CAB oa=
nlols nod feline Gilenbabnen feline
9ampfmol6inen, feiue Sele9rapben, tei1
Sd)lebpulper, feline 9ebrudtcn 8ii6er
feline 3eitun9en uno tauleno onOert
0Inse, bic ieBt lment6ebrli@ ldcinen uno
gum Woblitonbe unb sur 8equemli6teit
Der Meni9en biencn, woren mod ni6i
cntoetft ooer erfunoen. Su oie| Jet mo-
teriellen Ye5iebun9 lit unlsre 3eit melt
poran9e11rlttcn u1o es lino oesbolb un=
1ere 3elteu eigcntli1 6eller, ols lie Dor
500 SuDren !uorer, neil Die Men16eu i'm
gin5elnel1 mic i'm @roben Gon5en mate
ricll gempnncu Daben. Hetra6tcn mir
obcr oos Gebet Der 9ieligipn uno Sitte,
10 bat bic Menl l9beit I'M Nergleidc nit
Dem Mlittelolter entlbieoen uerlpreu.
0os Wiittclalicr mar cine 3eit Der
Uloubenseinbeit uno biele Glou=
6enseil1beit bot unlere 3tit ucrloren 0o=
mols mar 9(Qcs, pos ben 9iomcn G1rilti
trlg fotb bolil sQeS por i'm
GlonbcE clllIJ, lule md Dcutc bic f0tbo=
lilNe &ird)c; ole G6ri5ien botten lllr Ell
ncrlci Ge0re, eiuerlei Gofromente, olle
peycDrtcn in ncw Nobfolger Deg Nppl ltel=
IiirIteh petruS oos liNtbore N6er6oupt
Der Strife 0Dri|ti. Gs mar ooma!s> 'uie
NouluS io9t> oob es 1ein 1oll: Gin
{>trr, Gin Glou5e, Cine SauIc, Gin G}ptt
uuo Natcr Maey." 0ieie berriidDe Gin=
bcit 9ing perlorcn I'M l6. Sobrbunocrt.
2u!bcr Cabin un0 $,cinri1 VIII,
neblt bcren 9iobtretcrn scrlt0rten nit
mltbmilliger Dono Die Ginbeit hes Glou=
ben5 uno es 1paltete 1ib Der Sbeil Der
GGri1tcn5eit, Der BON Oer olten opoltoli=
/ |l6cu &Ube abiiel, ii, ser Tolge in Sum
bertc BON Sctte'L Die li0 9e9enleltig be-
fdmpfcn uno ptrtebern, ol(e ober I'M ltinft.
mdBi9 NIT nlcbr pber minocr 9rober 9ob
err fiGt lino gegen Bic olte nod INNER
unperdnoerte uno 9loubenseini9e fotto=
! lil1e STRIDE. Sn bie ler Se5icbun9 leben
luir in picl i6led)teren 3eiten ols un1ere
SorfoDren ppr 500 So9rcn. - N6er jcne
3eit mar ni0t oQein eine 3eit Der Glou=
,6enseibeit, lpnoern ou9 cine 3eit oer
Gloubens lt6rtc> Bic li6 eripics 0ur9 Die
wabre driitli6e 2iebe. 9iejeni9en I'M
lcrer 2eler, Bic aus Ger olten 9eimotb
bierDer famen, ba6en pobl mel items einen
5bcil Der orpben unb berrliGen 0pme
cutl6lanos 9eieben Die fir Die Gtuig=
felt gebaut iGeinen. Sm glou6enseini=
Gen Niittelolter lpuroen oiel berrli6sn
Suulpertc oufgefiibrt. l(no lpie piele
fromme tiItungen, Diter, Mrmen6au
1er, Soipitalsr &C.. Die CUR 9lbbulfe jeoer
meh16liben Notb erri6tet luuroen iino
ni0t laut reoenOe 3eugen jener 9laubens=
itarfen 3eit! 9omols mar Die Nelt
nidt 10 nit 9(rmutb, Sammer uno Gleno
9efiilt, lpie beutsutage. @tott Oer @laua
bens ltdrfe jener 3eit baben mir jebt cine
3eit Der @!oubensl6made. Wlon er=
ri@tet uob( NOD 9robe @erfe, aber ni6t
sur Gbre @ottes, 1on0ern our .8erei6e=
rlln9 Der Menl9en. unb betra6ten mir
nollenos bag lociole 2eben; ,ueld Elm TN
terid)ieo iett 9esen oomals Don BET
HHo1i.nnrr,u+h ,,,A So,,, cSoLr;foIooH go.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08

ne*yn N;ir Non,erop ii, bic Grptoit;ou oes vObio
@ailcnfrcuNoes" hci Mcrr>l 0cinTiG Ncut II 6,
SroNtft ftralie.
EeasH 4iIc Sr!cIt, >Sttcuungeu, aluivU8en, Core
lNonnenScu, ocNeuuAru e. uc:cIiirc Hau oil
Nep. So{spJ Scfllw.. 2'uMsr u. YCe;g5 Co. :.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08
QSp @enfaIenocr

fit Die 9i0aeieu Cincinnati, Columbus, Sort
Babne, Gopinston, 9etroit uno @(epelano.
9ier foleen Die Gcite, iuelde bic Stride an ben
hetreifcnoen 2ascn uirflid fsiert. Seine an0crc
3eituns bat bieie 8eite bisber ridti9 anaeeebcn.
g. lo. Suli SobanncS GuolbertuS, stbt.
90. l3. n Nnaclctus |apit, Nlart.
8. ID. @onobentura, 8ij6.
~. IS. @curifus, aoii ier h. 9eutlAl
.. 16. Maria II. Serge Carmel.
s. IT, II Geo Der @icrte, %opit.
g. IS. eamlluS y. 2elliS, Set.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-07-25
A Successful Conundrum.

John has never given you a ring p
said katic's sister to her one day. john
was katic's lover.
Never, said Katie, with rcgrctrul
shake Of her head
And he never will until you ask him
for it, returned the sister.
Then fear shall mover get oac,
was thcssreply.
'Of course you never will John is
too stupid to think Of such things; and
as You can never pluck up courage to
ask for one, it follows that you will
never get one
This set Katie to thinking, and to
what purpose we shall see.
That evening her lover callel to see
her. llae ws very proud and very hap.
py, for the beautiful sir! by his side
had been for several weeks pledged to
marry him as soon as the business could
be properly done, and John was grand
good fellow, too, Notwithstanding his
obl;yiousncss to certain polite mat.
tcrs.
John, said Katie, at4lcngth looking
up with an innocent smile, do you
know what conundrum is 2
why it's puzzlc--a riddle, answer
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-07-25
VOLUME s.
Beautiful kHands.

. y Z u d.
Such beautiful, beautiful hands!
They're neither white nor small,
And you, know, would scarcely think
That they were fair at all.
Two looked on hands whose form and hue
A sculptor's dream might be,
Yet arc these aged, wrinklcd hands
Most beautiful to me.
Such beautiful, beautiful hands! =
Though heart were weary aud So |,
These patient hands kept toilins on,
That children might be glad.
almost wcep, Us looking back
To chillhoods distant day,
Think how these hands rested not
When mine were at their play.
But Oh beyond this shadow land,
Whore all is bright and fair, ,l
know full well those dear old hands
Will palms Of victory bear;
Where crystals treams, through endless time
Flow over golden sands,
And where the old grown young again
III clasp my mothers hands.
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Tho force of habit is fully illustra
ted in the case of retired milknan,
who says he never sees can OF water
without having an irresistible desire to
put some milk into it.
Patrick said the priest, 'how much
hay did you steal?' Well, l may as
well confess to your reverence for the
whole stack, for Pm going after the
rist to night
Life is as tedious as twice told tale,
vcxiug the dull ear Of a drowsy man. -
ehahapeurc.
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gerous ocean, he seen the faces of his
wife and children among those helpless
ones and for the moment he could saw
no more
The scene was affecting in the ex-
treme, and perhaps never had its equal
in any counting room in the world. For
some time there was al entire silence
and then Mr. Brown remarked, sMr
Collins, you must have some reas On for
your opinion
None in the world, returned MIR Col
Inns, except dream
"A dream !! repeated one and another
in astonishment.
a II snecrcd, aud some almost laughed
aloud
Gentlemen said MIR. Collins with a
dignity which vas peculiarly impress
sive in him-'gcntlcmcn, you no doubt
regard this as great weakness. Per
haps it is. Dreams are generally looked
upon as foolish things; but I have had
one under such circumstances that it
has become to me prcrentimcnt of
evil to this ship, which no power on
earth can remove
Every person there listened with his
ears vide open, and looked full in tn c
face OF the usually strong minded man
who spoke these words so severely .and
impres sivcly.
Last Saturday night, continued Mr..
Collins, Il dreamed Of the Artic. Isaw
her as perfectly before me as ever saw
her. 1t was her graceful model, her
spacious deck, and her noble officers and
crcw-l saw all Of this, and more. I
saw hole in her side; there was a pan
ic on her decks, people were running
hithcr and thithcr, and crying to be
saved; aud, gentlemen. saw that noble
ship so down!
But all this was dream said Mr.
Brown, after a moment.
4 believe 1T a reality, replied Mr.
Collins; and again 1 say may Heaven
have protected those poor souls on
board. However l beg that neither my
dream nor convictions may reach the
public
Soon after, the merchants went their
several ways. Not one Of them could
shake off the impression made by what
had occurred. Meanwhile, the ncwspa
pcrs endeavorcd to sustain public con
tidencc by all kinds ofplausible stories
Three days later, the first Of the surv
vors reached American shores with the
narrowing tale Of disaster by collision
TO the Arctic and Of the loss of most ef
those on board When all the facts be
came known, they were exact in every
particular with Mr. Collins dream, aud
it may be properly rcgrr!cI as one Of
the most striking and remarkable that
ever occurred
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It12lls.

Mamma" cried little girl. rushing
into the room, why am 1 like tree p
Mamma could not guess, when the little
one exclaimed, Because I have got
limbs
An 1rishman engaged in fighting q
duel insisted, as he was near. sighted
that he should stand six feet nearer to
his antagonist than his antagonist did
toGhm.
Tennyson is writing another sIdyl Of
The King Writing idyls should never.
be encouraged during the corn hoeiny,
season.
Tastes differ wish localities. In Fort
Wayne man with red nose is looked
up to rs profound thinker aud deem
philosopher.
The Lcghorn hat of the season has
wide brim without any wire, SO that it
may be shaped at will After the wear
CT has been :out in shower the hat
shapes itself.
Augustus Leonard dressed up like an
Indian and descended on the cabin of
Missouri family for sfun. They kept
the body on ice three days for his faith
cr to arrive r 5i
A Brooklyn husband comforts his
vile for the loss Of their dear little
eight months old by reminding her tha;
there will be moro room on the clothes
line now. 'er
An Evansville damsel witn,ssinr 4
loot race between a number Of Young
men few days ago, became disgusted
with the performance pulled off her
shoes challenged and beat the whole
crowd
'Punch's' receipt for the preservation
OF iurs is excellent, Pull out all the
hairs with twcczors, aud varnish the
skin La the fall remove the varnish
and carefully stick all the hairs in th,ir
old places.
The BROOKLYN Arous st,,os tho. ;,
latest telegram from tho sn;r;. vol, !,
signed "David G. -Forr,yut, an, 81, ~
tains the nothot;o ;,;,no.: *
let Winnie Ream bust me-
ron,,,a.. c;,,
al ha, a.,., ~ W., w. ia"''o,
.w;lso,, ri, roas. g ~ .s 'uu
'A' "9Polia-
gers
Ills isovorr.1 ,h,t ,ho .
can ,;r, roc,
is that they object to anytbipr m
preaching low meai.l emolopm, ,nt-
whrt they seek is by meneal
~ Pennsylvania minister, compllin
ing OF the scarcity of weddings, says,
that in this respect a. least, his parish
is like heaven, 'Thcy neither m,rry nor
e S'e" l" iii'lRiaSc.