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The Placer herald., 1874-06-20
KEARNEYsS
EXTRACT BuCHu

IeTIHHHeHtIy CIlTeS HI DISeHStS OF tH6
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, AND DROPSICAL
SWELLINGS,
Existing in men, women and children,
~ NO MATTER WHAT THE AGE!
Prof. Steele says: Zone bottle of Kearney's
Fluid Extract Buchu is worth more than all 9TH
er Buchus combined"
Price, 81 90 per bottle, or bottles for S5 co.
DEPoT-104 Duane ST., New York.
A physician in attendance to answer CORE
spondence and give advice gratis.
Send stamp for pamphlet, free.
Sold by all druggists.
The Placer herald., 1874-06-20
WE WANT AGENTS

We want representative in every n1 aIs or fe.
hood Nothing equals it for agents, ma. ma' and
male. young or old. Large Cash ;sss Mass ia rap.
Superb Outfit exclusive territory, wn'cS Subscribe
idly filling up Must apply at once. sc nsper ono
by sending $500, and receive . tne n The dis
year, a magnificent premium Hsa sa's a Comeplets
,nd0nr o"tt Or send sem" for particulars Name ssErS Co.,
desir, d in writing Address "AIAIT Ins0-em
Publishers, Chicago, Ill.
The Placer herald., 1874-06-20
SHERlFF'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue and
~ in pursuance of an execution, now in my
hands, issued out of the Fourteenth Judicial Dis
trict Court of the State of California in and for
the county of Placer, on the 9th day of June,
A. D. 1874, upon judgment rendered in said
court on the 2Sth day of February, 1874, in favor
of W. l., Philips aud against James Culbertson,
for the sum of nine hundred and ninety-seven
dollars and fifteen cents ($997 15), with interest
ON said sum ut seven per cent. per annum from
date of said judgment, together with the further
sums of sixty-three dollars and seventy cents
(S63.70) costs of suit and one dollar and seventy
ive cents ($l75) accruing costs, all in gold coin
of the United States.
Now, therefore. l have levied upon, and will
SELL at public auction, to the highest bidder, for
,old coin, on
TUESDAY, 7th day of July, A. ID. 1874,
at the hour of 2X o'clock, P. NJ. of that day, at
the Texas Hill Saw Mil. about eight miles south
of Emigrant Gap, Township No. d. Placer
county, California the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
All the right, title, interest and claim of the
defendant James Culbertson, in and to that GER
tain steam saw mill. known as the Texas Hill
Saw Mill. together with all end singular the ma
chnery and appurtenances thereto belonging,
also the tract of land upon which said mill is
situate, said tract of land known the Texas
Hill Mill Ranch, and containing one hundred
and sixty acres of land (more or less), together
with all and singular erections improvements,
appurtenances, right, franchises, and privileges
thereto belonging, in anywise appurtalnng
all of said property situate, lying and being
about eight miles souther.y from Emigrant Gap.
Township No. 4, Placer county, California.
The above described property, will sell as
aforesaid, or so much thereof as may be sufficient
to satisfy said judgment interest costs, all accru-
ing costs, and expenses of sale.
JAS. MCCORMICK,
Sheriff Placer County.
The Placer herald., 1874-06-20
FLORENCE

Is the only Machine that
l. can sew im more GlsRn OsIe slirec.
tiOu--havinE n reversible feed-N
great advantage la fastening esssls
Of seams, In quilting, etc.
The Placer herald., 1874-06-20
FLORENCE

Is sure to please. If there is
l. ono within n thousand miles OF
Ian Francisco mot working WeIl,
will attend 70 IL without auy expense
to the owner. SAMUEL HILL, Art.
The Placer herald., 1874-06-20
FLORENCE.

SpeCial attention is called
~ to tae great improvements made
recently in this excellent Machine,
Rni TO the new and elegant styles Of
Cases added to oar list.
The Placer herald., 1874-06-20
sS,OOO,0O0
ENDOWMENT SCHEME !
FIFTH and LAST CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
Public LIBRARY of Kentucky
JULY al, 1874.

In announcing the Fifth and last of the sere. Of GIN
Concert given for the benefit of the Public Library Of
Kentucky. the Trustees and Manager refer with pride
and pleasure to the four which have been already given
The first. December 16 1871; the second December q
1S72 the third July g. 1873; and the fourth March al
1874 -
Urder their charter, granted by special act of the
Kentucky Legislature, March 18th, 1871 the Trustees
are authorized to give One More, and Only One
More Gift Concert With the money arising from
this Fifth and LAST Concert, the Library, Museum
and other departments be enlarged and endowed
with fixed and certain annual income. Such an en-.
dowment fund is desired as will beyond perad
venture. not only the maintenance Of this magnificent
establishment, b-tit constant growth.
the FIFTH GIFT CONCERT
For the purposes mentioned, and which lis positively
and nneqnivocally announced Ms the last which
viii ever be given under this Charter
and BY the present Management will come
of H. the Public Library Hall, at louisville, KY,
Friday, July 3lst, 1874.
At this final Concert everything will be upon scale
corresponding with Its increased Importance The
music will be rendered by an orchestra consisting Of
hundred performers. selected for their fame In df
ferent lar DIS, and the unprecedented sum of
ga, 100000
Divided into twent thousand gifts, will be distributed
amcnp the ticket holders.
The Placer herald., 1874-06-20

A BsoLUTE DIVORCES obtainsa; .,;on etc. ete.
No NJ nabcty 1Pa1as ., required. No charge until d'0'
granted. Address, ,o1p~oadvsy, ny
n14-6m
The Placer herald., 1874-06-20

Sheriff Placer County
Sheriffs Office, Auburn, June 13, 1874. jel3-td
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q rem B 10 0rter.

5ur @eoaAtnisiibuns fit. 'uniere iansen eeier
Banter ott, Gt.) 3obIunesun{a=
bigfeit. 3 aptiHaL {sr.) Sdnfer.
- Borafe, .fr.) @oloatenbitte. -
Barbor, (sr.) @nslanber, lnmenI@.
-Barborei, (9r.) @ranIomfeit. -
9 arbier, (fr.) Barti ideerer.
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.GnsIanb, ,uarsbiefes SDften cine ,uabre
Mphltbot unb perbreitete li9 in fat ole
2dnber europa mad Noroamerita unp
Raleutta., Sn 9eutfdlanb fano es tues
gen ieines sMe6anis,Alls piel sWioer=
lpruh uno ,uenig Nusbreitln9.. X I'll ].
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MufQabe go. 80.

Cine M}utter sibt ibren orei 8uben
cine 9lnsabl NepfeI. Ser Meltelte be-
tommt Die @dlfte uno einen bolben; bon
Dem &eIte befommt Der 5ueite ,uieoer Die
6dlite uno enen bal6en; Die nod ii6ri=
9en4 4 NepfeI betommt Der iiin9ite. Gs
wurbe tein Npfel 5eridnitten. g8ie piele
Ncpfel morcn es l1no pie piele er6ieltcn
Die heioen dltern Brioer?
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Gin @G,tber l1,,b eiu ll,s=
aldubiAer.

3duber. 9alt!
nu9ldubiger. Il 9Sas gibts? 9Sa=
rum ion i'd bolten?
. 81. Solt! la9e ib Dir, ooer ou biit
oes Sob,s. +. .....a'.:
IT.. 9lber ,uer 1eib i9r? ,pas nollt ibr?
Sc. Sic 8Drle ooer bas 2eben!
Il. S9r |eib ali ein 5trob benrduber :?
81. @p if's, id) bin et,pas ber9lei=
den, uno barlm 9i6 mir oeine Borie>
ober fobr Su SDQe.
II gBebe mir! tuebe mir 8 labt
mid seben1 Inn @ottes Sormber5i9teit
milen! ~-..s
81. Wos bat bic 8armbersisfeit
@otteS nit beinem 9anoel gu tbun 8iit
ou benn ni6t Elm neumooiser Pbilolopb?
Il. ga pobl> perebrter 9err, i6 bin
Elm Pbilol lop6 uno i'd oorf bon mir be-
boupten, bob i'd mid gu ben erleudteten
2ebren bes Sabrbunoerts befenne.
81. Mie tomni t ou ober oo5i', oeine
3uflu9t gu 1ol6eu bi9otten Nnrufun9en
sl ne1men? Ser 9fome @ottes flin9t ia
oar 1pa6baft in Dem Munbe zines 10
porurtbcillolen Monnes! E
Il. 9d> man ia9t iol6e Din9e aus
otter @e,uohnbeit, un0 ,uenn i'd MIDI in
elmer Sc fabr befinoe, babe i'd Die Worte
slcib, obne es su iuol(en, ouf Der 3un9e.
st. &ur5, 9ibt es einen @ott ooer
sibt es feinen? 8as ia9t i9r bo5u> ibr
Qnbern 6Qnsluiirlte =
Il. @erebrter es 9ibt freili6 feinell.
81. gllo fann ou9 ollf Der groe
,peber opn ber 8armber5i9feit, no1 BON
ber Sur6t @ottes sic &eoe iein, ,lnb
i6 iebe ni6t Elm, tparunl id bid ni6t
nit ollem Tug uno &e6t uw1bringen
lou. .4 80. . -
Il. Saltet Elm ! ballet Elm Sur nod
einen Mu9enblid, bomit i'd beiier na6e
oenten fann. - Sor ia, 9err, es 9ibt
bod einen @ott. #'1
Sc. 0fun mas tbut, NOS mill oenn
bieier @ott ser 8bilolopDcn.? ." %
Il. @r libt miibig oroben III ieinenl
Simmcl, ldbt li6 aber ni6t 10 melt ber-
ob, nm on Die Nn9elegenbeiten Der Men=
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tDQ9lI es, Ote S1traMeHte ~ lu1WageH,
]bie Rirde 3u berb5bnens unb bid aegen
Ibei,l @etpiiien ;lt emp ,tab t9 min.
/ es ipagen, bid ,ln,subringen. Siebit
ou, Wagnib segen WagniB gebt auF,
mir iteben gans slei6 unb bu tannt bid
nidoi beflasen. # .ss. '.s2$'.-' f..
/. Il Mber meir liebIter, tbe,erter 5err
@traBenrdilber Der Morb 'if bod gans
gesen ben Wilfen @ottes.
g. &lalbit ou benm,. baB ibn Gm=.
p0rung, Hu6loli9teit unb @ottesldFe=~
rung tper1i9er beleioi9en S6re, bu phi
lolopbiIber 9anspurlt; ipenn Soft bon
oen Wenl9en @eborlam uerlan9t !, 70 .,
nuB er ibnea Iein @eleb pertiinoist, er
mub Die Belobnungen uno 5trafen fef<
9eIebt baben unb in oielem Sale ,niilr
| len ipir an bos Yarabies on Die 96lle,
uno an 9lues 9lauben tuas uns Der
Pfarrer lo9t. @enn .aber @ott nidts
befieblt, unb l9 I'm unler Sbun nidt
befiimmert> 10 LAB bid geouloi9 umbrin=
gen, bomit mir gu Gnoe fummen
Il. SIR f0nnt aber oo6 teinesfalls
leugnen boB Mor6eu uno @teblen
9onbluneen linb; Die Der G1rbortsit mi
oeripre6en.
81. Sd treble bes 9anoluerf eines
@trobenrdubers unO nidt oas elnes ebr=
| |li6en Monnes.
II. Mber bos pertrdet lib niGt nit
Der notiirli1en &eblidteit.
81. Narrii4er @oienfub! @enn III
Der 9latur nidt oas @eieb @ettes
berrI Idt, 10 lit iie ni6ts weiter als eine
Sdu1 dung uno ols bas Sraumbilo elmer
lieoerli9en Dirne, bic li6 alien 2aunen
uno @rillen Der Men]6en 6in9ibt.
Il. 9(llein oas miro op6 INNER mobr
bleiben, oob ibr Gin i6le6tes 9anotuert
ge,pablt bobt.
81. Sem @enie 1T jeeli9es re9t.
Sir bebast es, @ott su laitern unb mir
All rouben. 9u briu9it nit beinen en-
|pDreri19en 2ebren pielen Saulenoen
BON Men16en Den Sob, uno i6 mor6e
bloa sutpeilen bier uno BORT Gin paar
na6 meinem 8ebiirfniile. 9emnad
lino ,uir in biejem puntte lpeni9itens
9lei9 uno bu tannIt bid ni6t betla9en>
6ob ouf Der Melt Die Treibeit ni@t su
9oule lei.
u. Gnoli@ perlebet ibr nit euren'
&a,ben aud nod oas Gigentbumsre9t.
G. gDie oumm! Mo linb benn Die
|0fe9te su fnben, tuenn 1i6 oas @eiet
@ottes r,ibt finbet? g8er bat Dir 3oenn
ge1ogt, baB s oieies @olo ,pel6es ou in
6einem 8iinoel perl6loijen bat INNER
oein seb0ren miii1e, uno Dob es mid
|ni9t geliiiten biirfe, Dir ettpas abSuneb=
men, mid, Der es lieber uno notbi9er
bat ais cu? g8er bat es benn feitgelebt
baB i6, Der Inn 10 biel tdrter uno tibner
Bin, aIs bu, INNER nur ols Elm Bettler
|fortleben 1otl, .iteif uno bobl 'oie Elm
@tiefel> ,pa6reno on, aus purer Turbt
|1blotterno unb bur6li6tig, oeine Sage
I'M l1eberFub unb in ollen Grsbbun9en
Ser Welt perleben ,pillf. @ib mir Mnt=
mort, unb LAB mid beine @riinoe b0ren!
Il. g3o6 euern @ruuolaben mein
tbeurer Monn, tpiiroe lid Die 9elea=
I 19aftli6e Oronun9 balo auflo1en uno
sic Welt i@ in einen lplloen Walo per=
tpanoeln. @ssss s:r. ~" s..@
81. 6Dre, nod etlpas! @enn es ei<
non 0otf mn pit 5nntt(iHlpa Gp1pk oiht
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itf)en All sbenfen.

!fYeil 81 ueHttH. - ,f#s
+. 81. so liter allo fir mid 10 gut
,pie niebt ba, unb id fam oi6 obne
alIe BelorsniB, ibn 81, befeioigell, aug
ii!berr AMelt 16affe1. .
f Il. 9lber tpartet bn9 cit, iuet;g,s tueil
(es ia ,,nn0gli9 LIT, bab @ott an einem
Morb Moblsefallen babe.
g., Mie tpiIit bu oena iuiien ,pos
ib,n* aefdflt ,no ,pas ibm nidt gefdllt !?
5at Dir @ott niellei6t lein. @eiaQen uno
leinen Wi(len funo get6an?
L.. Sd ipill mir Elm tueni9 3eit lal=
fen, I'm eud batauf gu antworten. " i.
81. Nein, nein. Dabei lit burdaus
feinc 3eit 3u perlisrn. 9at @ott geIproz
den, 10 9eben mir gum Narrer; I'm 81
pernebmen ,pos bos @ebot @ottes be-
fieblt. Sat ct ober ni@t 9eiproden, 10
ldbt bu bid ruDi9 umbringen unb oa=
nit quite Na6t!
Il. Das iit Elm perteufelter 9Birr=
MARI! Gage i6, bob fein 90ttl;9es Sc
Ieb be ltebt 10 brin9t er mid I'M; iase
iG ober, bob Soft 9elpro6en uno iein
@elek 9eoifenbort bot, 10 1T Die 9on5e
8biloiopbie bonn Winoe pertuebt. 9o6
bolt, nun fab ih's 9err @t,abenrdu=
ber @ott bot oueroines nidt 9eipro=
den, ober Dem menl9liden 9er5en bat
er Elm 9e>ui1es @efibl eingeprdst, luel=
Dies ben 9ieb1tabl, Den Wforo uno jeoe
Mrt pon unredt perabldeut.
@. 81 lonoerbor! uno i'd fiible bod
6ier III meinem 9er5en cine gons leben=
bise Sebnludt nad Der &leiouns zines
anoern; i6 fuble bic Suit Der &a@e unb
ben @to6el Der WoQll It. QBie ,uiQit
bu nun wiiien, bob 6iele @efiible @ott
nidt mobl9efali9 1ino?
Il. Oie @o6e lit ia ober nit 9dn=
ben gu 9reifeli. gs tann op6 Niemano
ldusnen, bob 1olde 9inee rudlos lino
Die Naen 10 porfommen, uno bic Dem
@ebote Der 9(otur ,uiberitre6en.
81. 5Dre MIDI an. SD mill bir nibt
in Qlbrehe 1tellen, ooB li6 i'm @runbe
msiner @eele 'pob1 cine 9etuilie Gimme
b0ren ldbt, Die 9ons notiirlib 9etuiiie
Oinse bilIist 1no ,pieber oSoere mibbil-
ligt. Mllein, porerit lit biele @timme
mon6uol iebr slpeifelbaft; unb bonn,
our0 mas bin id benn sen6tbi9t, Der
lel6en 6u folgen, ,penn Der @ott Der
Pbilolopben 1i6 ni6t beroblabt, an uns
gu benfen? H1.:F '. I.
Il. N6er siibtieen f6nnte er eu@ oes=
meQen- :. go
81. 3a6ti9en! tuas i@uobeit gu bon
|3uGti9ungen @ottes. =
Il. Ni6ts, nidts, es par nur i'm
S6er5 9cIo9t. Ni9t.pabr, eu9 oiinft-
81. Mo0 nidt piel Morte !! @ibt's
eine SDlle nber gibbs feline 96le?@
Il. 9lber better 9err @trobenrduber,
loIIen pir bod berslei6en @eipra6e =.
@. @ott betpa6re pielmebr tpollen
mir ou9enblidlid gum redten @dlulie
tommeu (! Menn es eine 9Dlle 9ibt, 10
lob i6 oi6 los> neil i9 nit oem Teuer=
topic, in tpel6em man fir olle @miateit
|9eIotten ,uerben ioQ, ni6ts 5u 16affen
6oben mill. @ibfs ober feline 96lle,
bann fiblit bu mein Mener oluil6en oen
&ippen une id fiimmere MIDI tueni9 UNI
oeine 8orlt teuun9en.
L. Mber Dabt ibr benn gar feline
Tur6t Dor Sc efdn9niB, @trid, @al9en? !?
90 T<o,, ,,,S> 49,. %,;A4 cNoroIo; :
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Gs.bie Waifellfre,lnb!.
agSeaa,el,aa,ii eiAe Re,,,sts.if5e.

Bellarstias1, SranS &omulas Ro=
Bert geb. a. Dst. 1912 in Soseano,
9ecffe oes Yap|tes Marce1us H. frat nit
IS Sabreu III bic s@e'ellidaft Selu itn=3
birte au Rom 9biloiopbie, @lebrte 81
fSlorens unS Mpnbopi Die id6uen Wil.,
4enl6oiten it,eirte oaun 81 Pooua uno
2open Sbeolp9ie belt 1570-76 in
26ipen, oann bis 1889 in 3om tbeoloe
glide Worleiunsen. Seine @elebriam<
7eit nno Su9eno erlparben ibm oos Wer=
trauen bes Ydpltes Stylus v, ,uelder
Jpn ots @ebilfen oes 2e9oten Gajetan
mad Tranfrei6 ienoete un' Dem llm@
ldoreifen oes Brotei iantismus cnt9es
gea5utrcten. 8eQarmin tuubte babel
init &lugbeit Die pplitilden @irren bon
Den religi51en Sntereljen 81 trennen.
1892 ,pMrbe Bellormin Nector oes ro=
sna50sn Golle9iums 1896 Yropinsiol
non Neopsl BON Clemens VIII. ober
no6 Nom Suriidberuien, uno 1899 trob
leinfs @trdubens gum cardinal ernannt
ssn hie@er QBiroe lies 8ellarmn bon Der
9lrmutb uno Den Nhi6ten ieines Or
hens ni6t I'M @erin9lten al. Sn Dem
6freite iiber Die @nooe mar Sellarmln
auf Die 5eite leiner Oroens9enoNen 9e=
treten uno piellei6t besbolb bon &pm
entfernt uno gum Gr5dildof BON @opua
er,p6blt moroen. Sier perfobte ct lei=
men Gate0ism1s> Der in uielen @pro=
den iber|eb 'uuroe 9lo@ Dem Sooe
Qeo's TX. ware Bellarmin nobcsu Yapit
ee,uorben, muroe bon Youl '. leines
Bistbums entbpben unb tebrte nod &om
aurid. Q((s inter Yaul Y. Die Nepub=
iif Deuebi9 Die Treibeit unb Die 9}edte
Der STRIDE angri{f nobm 8ellarmin an
benz Sample lebbolten 9lntbeil. @r0=
Gere Sbdtigfsit entlpidelte 8ellarmin 9e<
9en Ole ~Mpolc9ie oes gioes Der Sreue"
auomit sSacob j. bon @n9lono Die Gloes=
formeI pertbeioigte, pel6e ct pioer Ge9t
llno Wewilien leinen totbolil@en Inter
tbonen porgel6rie6en bate. lin Die
5elbe 3eit i6rieb er se9en ben Suriten
Borclop ijber Die @elpolt bes Yapfes
in lueltliAen Din9en, ,uorin Ct Dem
s8op1te cine inorefte @epalt suIpro9,
ober nod inlmerbin 10 le9r mibflel Dap
.oos @orlament non Raris Die @@rift
perbot unb ibreu &ouf uno Nerfauf ols
Moielt1tsuerbrebeu erflarte. 8ellormin
itarb II. september 1921 i'm yopiclote
Der SeIuiten 81 Nom, luobin er li9 labr<
lid bier Woben lang 5l ben gelltlt@en
llebun9en sulisd5nG Is Sabre alt. "
8ellepille, @toot uno 9ouRtort
in @t. Clair County, Slinois, Ia Wfei=
len llhDilliD ppn ct. 2ouis; 10000
.Ginmobner, ,popon @ier Tiinftel 9eut=z
5d)e ober MbtDmmlinee BON Deutl9en
.,uor bis 5ur Ginponoerung Der 9ellt'.
5ben elm iebr uubeoeutenoes @taot6en
auit et,po 400 Ginwo9nern. Gs 1T arf
rei6en &oblenminelt sele9en nno BON
lolAen umrin9t. @as @eri6tsgebanoe
grpB unb eeI@modpoal iowis 5,pei isbr
sQrobe S0ulbdul ler uno cine re6t ldone
alnb eroBe fatbolil6e Stride i'm norman=
1i1d =eotDi16en @tDl fno Die berporro=
eenbjten 6Hehtli6en @ebauoe. IL *>
:8eu=2amcaffer'ftbeS 1Imter=
rtcbfsfnffem, Die no4s ben Gnsldn=
bern Mnbreas Ben uno SoIepb ganca=
iter benonnte MtetDobe beg gegeniettigen
llnterri6ts, ,,a6 ,uel6er Die 9el9ldte=
.74o, GI,i;Icr rio ,,nnilip,1hprpn inter
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Mmfi6funo Der Mufaabe $50. SO.

Mnf6fuuo Der sluf9abe SO. SO.
Menn beibe 6ub9dn9er lid be9e9nen,
10 boben lie matchmaker ben 9on5en
Weg 5uriidgele9t. 9a lie nun td9li6
5ulommen 81 W}cilen MAIDEN, 10 brou=
6en lie 4 Sage.
Ridtiee Nufloiunaen Der obisen slufaabe
murben eineeionot bon Clemens Oher,uater,
Cincinnati, Wottbias Spei6er, 9opton, .,
s. Groboif, Cincinnati 8, Sobn Saum, 80
mcrpD, 8.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1874.

Our readers have all heard Of the vol.
canic display recently at Bald Mountain,
North Carolina, and Of the alarm and ex'
element among the people living In the
vicinity. The Raleigh RtseS has report,
er who has ierreted out tho explanation
Of this unexpected and alarming perform
Ance on the part OF the mountain. Il
seems that the shock was sent In answer
to the prayer Of Rev. PosEY owRNsBY
Baptist preacher, who, after three day.
Of vain labor to got up revival among
the Bald MountAineers, and with q beg
carly account Of empty boxes or pews
thus addressed the Deity:
10 Lord, for three days and nights hath
thy servant endeavOred In vain 10 move
the stony hearts oil this wicked people
Now,We besgech Thee that Thou wonldsti
In Thy great and omnipOtent power, cause
the mountain 10 shake and trGmble be-
meath their feet, that they may be brought
TO consciousness Of Thy power and
wrath"
According to the account Ol the vera
Cious reporter Of the Nstrs, the mountain
began 10 shake ut precisely ten o'clock
the next day after the deliyerance Of this
extraordinary prayer, and the preacher
was so amazed at what happened in an
aver 10 his petition that he got upon his
horse with becoming expedition
land after warning the old woman
whose hospitality he had shared, 10 make
all possible speed and eVacuate the noun
tain, he spurred down the steep VOLCANOES
siGe and put, q sale distance between him.
self aud the mountain that had been sell
In motion in answer 10 his fervent pet-
tion."
The Cincinnati Commercial, from whose
columns we quote the above extracts,
does not credit the story Of the parson
running away. It takes the ground that
"Had the parsOn run away, as the re-
porter Of the Raleigh NetrS asserts he did,
he could not have possessed the faith that
removes mountains, or moves them as In
the case Of Bald Mountain II he ielt the
mountain rocking, we venture 10 assert
that he remained and warned the people,
as did Jonah the wicked people Of Nine
web, Oi the wrath In store Tor them lest
they repented. And repent they did. The
school house In which he had lsbored in
vain Tor three days was Immediately filled
with affrighled people, who, with tears
and grosnlngs, repented OF their sins and
were strsightWsy converted, and added 10
the elect lew VINO will DO saved in the
last day"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08
The ROW al Yaller Gronn.
VALLEY GROVE, ". Va Ami

VALLEY GROVE, W. Va, April 0.
Editors Of the Intelligoaeer.
1beg leave TO make o correction In an
arlicleoi local news which appeared In
the columns oil this mornings issue, in re.
gard 10 the ".RoW at Valley Grove"
Your informant appears TO have guessed
at the whole occurrence Intentionally or
Otherwise, 70 cast q shade upon the truth
Of the matter. In the fret place the
"ROw"- did not take place on Sunday
evening. In the second place, John
Clouse was not In the fuss only as spec.
tator, and as such, received Two wounds
on the head from some weapon in the
hands Of Tom Rlne, and who after.
wards attacked Clark Clouse, and
brutality beat him with the same
weapon, which was afterwards found
In the third place Mr.. Clouse (the father
Of the boys) was on the ground before the
"ROw" was commenced and remained
until all was over and did not interfere
In any respect with the fight. In the
fourth place there was no one arrested
but Thompson Rine, who was arrested
on Sabbath evening and also had pre-
liminaFy hearing before Squire Gates the
same evening. The fight taking place on
Saturday evening, or rather night. Rine
was put under bond Tor his appearance
before Judge Cochran. You see your
Informant most egregiously misrepre-
sented the affair or only guessed at II.
You will perhaps hear from me again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08
theological and Physiological In.
formation on the Temperance
Question Called For.

Question Called For.
Editors Of the 1ntelligeneerk
30 far as your correspondent has OBJ
served nearly every speech made by per-
sons opposing the present temperance
movement, which has been reported In
your columns, has referred to the miracle
Of turning water into wine, performed by
the Lord Jesus Christ, to defend the use,
and consequently the traffic In intoxicat.
ing drinks; and perhaps as many ad-
dresses by those who favor the movement
have attempted 10 show that Christ, our
Saviour, did not convert the water into
Intoxicating wine. ~.
1t has often occurred 10 me that the
ministers Of this city, who are supposed 10
be our best Greek and Hebrew scholars,
might render service 10 the cause oil
temperance by preparing for publication
10y the local press) q brief account Of the
Interpretation placed upon this passage
by the best biblical scholars. Not that
they could thus solve what DR., Hail (per
yesterdays lNTRLIlGENcRR) calls "nice
and still disputed questions in Hebrew, :"
But they might thus show the public, and
especially that portion Of It engaged in
the temperance work, what i and what
Is not known on this subject, and mus
guard them agaltSt wild and uniounded