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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-27

0os China lit 50 munoetbor, bass III
lcs wdNf beinabc obnc 9}iibc uno 2ono
foon &cDr billig gcfol'ft pocr gcpo6tco
mcrbcn ..... GrnsSc Gruortun9cn
lino ou9enblrliA Scr 2(ntunTt Ser n1cG=
item W}oil ppn Gan 6roncisco cnt9c9cn
geri9tct ols bieles DompIibiii brin9t
s>pci ,uclt htriibmtc 9omcn N}ooomt
Nocloioc 9}istori> Sic 9rDbc GbollSpiclc=
rim Ser 9cNcn>udrt9cn 3eit uno Wfoomllc
Slmo sc N}llrsfa> Sic un9oriSbc Gin
germ, mcldc in lebtcren Yobrcn iol0cs
9(uf f5cDcn erreitDt bot N}oOomc 9tiStorl
6ringt nit ibr iibcr 0reissig itolicni5bc
S9ouspiclcr> onb oie Nnrstcllung miro
in biclcr Gpro6c 1tott finbcn. Yor c;-
nigen Sagcn >uorcn sluci Concerto 0i9c=
ben mprotn> >pcldbe bci Sen e1i9en Wh1=
tic Treunocn sum SeStcn Der fronsDsi-
1cns bcrlcDucnlntcn Sic Sen1iiDu
gen >poren nit Dem bestcn Grf fplg ge=
frDnt uno cine biibs1c Gummc miro
sure GrleiNtcrun9 Der 9lrmcr no6 Tranf=
rci1 gcSnnot >pcrocn. Scrr Sulils Gp=
9cl> bcl cr5te N1initcr III 9iclu 3eolonb,
(cinc 9ros5c Sn1el> cinigc So9erciscn ppn
BON uns el1tfernD iSt bel Der &Dni9in
Sictorio sum- 9tittcrStanoc crbpbcn. Gr
fat si6 0ur6 Seine grpsscn Solcnte 81
bie1er bcbeltcnocn Stclliung Dcrouf f9cbp=
ben unb ist ou9cnblictlib III Gn9lanb>
tbcilucisc scincr @elun0bcit luc9en> onb
tbcilucise an politis6en @el6Qften. Dic
beioen &ommern mcl9e cine ungcluDbn=
li6 longe Gitsung gcbobt bobcn, sebcn
NIT piclem &crlan9en benz bolbi9en
S1lus3c ibrer 9lrbeiten cntge9ea. 9o
bolo> ols in Scr ersten &onlucr sic nelc
2ono gcte burdgcpollt sein miro anb bci
Scr s>pcitcn &ommcr oncrfonnt ist miro
oiese Gibung SIT Gnoe tommen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-27

- Il Ser tinen merfluiir0i9en all
ten Mann in 9ic>u Oorf entnebmen mir
ocm sc. 9. Sournol" Sol9cn0es Sn
9}p. 100 9iolloultr. boult cil, boDbctog=
ter, nod dubcr1t rii1ti9cr M}onn ols 9}e=
jtouroteur un0 fat 5icb, pb9leiD cr 11pn
6reimol Nillion1r mar biz SIT eilcm
Grbge16pB bcrob9cloNcn >oo er 1ib
burb Die b06lt 16nlatboftc 3ubcycitlug
pom 9el0mprtsn Bobncn NIT @0ucinc7
flcil0 cine gelui1ic Bcribmtbcit cr>uorbcn
fat. Gr 5a6lt feline ie6sunoo1t5ig
SdDr6en> ncnnt 1ib Gomuel &no>per
%. /, bcr 98iIler) uno fiiDrt BEN Sitel
eines Commodore; CT mar ndnli6 cill=
mai erl ter Offisier bes Bpl ltoner Ya0t=
clubs. Ob0lei6 CT friibcr &oufmonn,
Sobrifont> @pl0ot llno SbilolDpb mar,
fat cr litD ou0 IN Dem 8crllf cines 9le=
lto11roteurs gut sure6t acfltnocn. Gr 1T
Elm Dp6gcluatD1encr, poD(9cboutcr Neann
NIT 160n 9eformte1 &opf> Ser tbeilluciie
pon lilberlpeibem 9oor lmpolt miro >uno
einen, runoen, pffcnen @c1idt. Gr tlei=
set li9 no6 ber miirbi9en gseile ser
@dtcr l1no nidt nad bem MobcjournoL
trd9t 9roBe ltmi mi6lo9frogen uab cine
| lDwere 9oloene Settle Inn ocn 9ols.
@ein MeuBeres fat picl 2lebnli6feit nit
Benjamin Tront1D &noper luuroc ii
gcrbury, Nfoliv 9eboren unb nobm I'M
9lltcr npn % SaDrcn an Dem &ricgc BON
1912 5beil. @ein @6aOcl lit uon 10
Sorn1, bab Der Y6rcnolo9e
To,uler Die N(nli6t ausgelpro6cn fat, |
&noluer rpcr0c cs auf 100 Sabre brin=
gen. Dreimal in 1eincm 2e6cn sclang
6 iDm, 1ib 9robc &ei6tbiimcr 81 erlucr=
6en unb orein1ol 1nadte i'm 0os launi=
1Oc @cl0ilt >piebcr orn. 9(6er cr pcrlor
l,ien,ols Sen 0futG. Gcinc crl lte Neiflipn
er>porb er IN als @hub= un0 2eocr=
0dnbler in So 1tpn. Sm SATIRE 1927
lnuBte er pon oer S6be micoer bcrob II.
fam ais pcrbdltnibmabig ormcr N}onn
no6 9icp Oorf. Inter icincn un9liid=
(i1en ltntcrnebmungcn befano li9 leinc
8ctbeili9un9 an Der io5ioliltii6cn &C.
meinbe, Die li6 in BRADFORD County,
3d., nieoerlieB. gr biibte oa6ei o6er=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-27

fam So6onn ban GYd, Scr beriibmte 0}o=
lcr, nob 8rUg9e, INF ocm @rafsn bon
Tlanbcrn Elm uon linn bcltellteS @emiloc
81 i6erbyin9en. 3ufd((i9 fam .r beim 8e=
iude ser Splpitols on ben Ort, Scr
Memlint 81 leinem gtclicr geoicnt botte,
uno oo er bier ollcrlei N}olcr9erQtb ouf
Ger Groe liegcn 1ob, trot CT nober uno
crtlicfte audi bos pon 0}cmlinf pericrti9tc
Gcmdoe. Gs beltono aus brci Sbeilen ::
ser mittlere ltcate Die Mnbetung Scr brei
&Dnioc Bar, Ser cine GeitcntGeil oosGbri-
Nusfno i'm @tolle ouf bcm Gdopbe Der
syunefrou, Der on0cre Selum i'm Scmpel.
Gejn ei9cnes Yortroit botte Ytcmlint I'M
Solpitolonsu9c ouf Dem 9Nittelfiit NIT
on9e6ro@t.
9Der fat oos oemoIt g? IroYte ban Gyd
err ltount.
gA, .cr>pieocrte bic G6>uelter> mel0e
ban @Dd begleitete, mir bobcn bicr einen
ormcn &ranten, Ser 1ib 10 ctluos fat ein.
foqen lollen. gSir Do6cu 9c9laubt ieinem
1onberborcn llnterne1meu nitbt entgegen
lein 10 oiirfcn; iibri9ens fat er Die bette
Nbl liht gcbobt, oa CT >ueib, boB mir ST
arm ]ino> I'M fir un1ern 9ouptoltar elm
@enaloe su fou fen. Dos gSert bcs9lrmen
miro freilid 16merlid ir9cno einenSSln1t'
tpertb Ja6en.
go lit Der Monn unterbra0 pangyd
Die gciprdhi0e G0>pe tier.
Sort i'm S0in!er0runNe oes 6onl3. Ct
fat bos Tic5er lpieoerbetommer, 10 Dat
es i'm perbrollen, bob ct leinc @ade ridt
6eiler gemo6t fat.
Gan Gpf elite 1o9lci6 auf N}emlinf
los uno nobm feline 9lliibe poll N6tun9
por linn ob.
Yruoer bouft unlern @9utpotron,
oab ib bierber 9efommcn bin: ib >peroc
Gu6 81 srobem Slid uno Gubm fiiDrcn.
SIR 1eio elm grober N}olcr.
Memlint lab oen Gc0ncr ltauncno an
uno 9loubte 5u trdumen.
Sa, fu9r ban @Dd fort itebt MIR ouf
un0 9ebt wie 2o5arus aus Dem gro6e
9eroor, in0em SIR bier be9roben l,io.
M{emlinf wuroe BON ban Gpd nit Dem
n0tDigen @clOe perlebcn, Dem @rofen
BON Slon6ern> Pbilipp Dem @uten, por=
9efcllt unO BON oemlelben in leinem po'
| ia 1te 81 Gent beberbergt. Gr mobte oa<
rauf 9}eil len 6urG perl0ic0ene Climber
guropas> >uur0e iberou NIT ben 9rDbten
gbren ouf9enommen uno er>porb elm
erobes TermD9en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-27
Sbio @ailenfrenno.
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|lc|n Glllt Su Der lu1cn. 0Sicorr mor
inn bic Gllltfs90ttin bolo unb CT botte
III Sdloc rit)t mcni9cr olS iinf pocr
lcd)s Ncrfou l5tptolc in 9ieu Wprf unb
yrppfIpn. SSn SATIRE 1885 lob CT lih
obermoI5 burb unucrl rlhulbetcs M}iG9liid
in 9tittcllpligtet perlctt. 9iun Der lllhtt
er lcin G5!ijt o!5 Nt1 1tourotcur. Gr lpN
cs lcin Der 5llcrit Die 9roBe sSocc Ser
uncnt9cItli0en Smbilie Gree lunrhe*)
ln ben MirtD ten 6ntte.
- Npr benz &rcis9cribtc in 9lpo=
M ngtpn, ST., It Der Goucr N}c=
@uire bpn TprO County ucrllrtbcilt wpr=
bcn> Dem Moilcntnobcn O'Gpnnell cin
G1mersensgclb upn ST. 1000 su soblcn.
Scr &nobc mar I'M @erb It 1872 ppn Scr
vGDriltion 8rptbers' Some" in Gbjco9o
btlo9tcm @oucr ibergcbcn woroen >nb
bcfa1b liD biz ppr cini9cn N}pnaten bci
oenl1clbcl. 9(us Den 3cll9enouSlo9cn
crgob li0> bob N}c@uire ben &no6cn icbr
9roul Jam bc1anOclt bate. 2cbtercr mlbtc
I'M Darteltcn gSinter I'M Srcicn orbcitcn>
uno ols CT clnmol> Dolb ltcif gcfrpren,
pom gSo9cn 9cfallcn war uno Sen 9lrm
9cbro1cn Dotte unb 0csbolb om onbcru
W}orgcn nid)t ouf ltebcn tonnte, ibcr=
l6iittctc i'm MfcBuire nit toltcm yGol=
cr, iboiftc i6n uno feline &leiocr in bcn
9of uno slpong i'm, li6 bort bci 9rin1=
mi9ltcr &dltc onSutlei0cu. 9lu6 purbc
ber &nobe pon Dem llnDploc ltets 56ref=
li6 gcpeitl@t, unb feline @cl lunobcit bot
untcr biclcn M1iBbonblun9en bleibcnben
59oOen 9clitten. Gje9en Mc@uirc
l6wcbt lue9cn bcrl lclbcn llnt6otcn Elm
Griminalpro5cb, uno ba CT su bcml lelbcu
ni6t erl rl6ier, 10 fat bos @cricbt feline
8iir9l0oft bon $4,000 fir perfaQcn CT
flQrt.
S nj S a bre 1921 gab's in 81 G.
mn 1T cin,i1 9(ufltano, III Tolge bellcn
Der ]patere &6nig Carl 9(l6ert acs>pln=
gen mar Slrin SIT pcrloNen. Gr 5pg
noD Tlprcn5 SIT lcincm G6mic9crpotcr,
Dem @rpb b6cripg Don Spsfono, Ser i'm
nit ollcr &o1 frclnojdoft oufndbm. Gi=
neg Sogcs bribt int Yolo1tc Tcucr aus
unO grcift lNnca I'M lib. Sn cincm
Simmer Gcs Nololtcs lic9t Gin tlcincS
fino unter Scr O6but Scr Gimme. @iclc
ucrlicrt oQc @cil ciltcs9cgcnport. G0pn
erfiiQt 9ouD unb Nuolm oos GcmoD
unb broht, bos Sinh at crltffc!l ais Gin
l}}onn bie Sbiirc lprcngt, bur1 Tlommen
llnb 9loutb ltiirst, oas &inb cr9rciit unb
rcttet. Ser 9lctter mar 2crpolo> Grs-
bcr5og ppn Oeitcrreith lpdter GrpGbcr=
5og pon Spsfana. 0as 9crcttetc &ino
mar - &ictpr emanuel, Der Nduberf1=
Mig Der 1860 leinen 2ebensrettcr burt0
16anoli@en @errotb pom Sbrone 1tiirste>
li6 triumpbircno III bclicn Soupt ltaot
nieocrlieb unb Damn ppn ga nob Gom
so9, I'M Sen 9}a6fol9cr bc5 ". Petrlls
su berouben.
- Sic ollein ~ IRE &ir6c
fam MIR Die ia TT q I Il d e lein. ggc=
oer oie 2utberancr mod bic Galpiniitcn,
webcr bic Mctbpbil ten l,o9 bic Sopti1te1'>
mcocr sic Gpistopole1 no1 Sic Yrcsbp=
tcrioner, ucbcr Die Nudfcr uno @G,pc=
benbor9ioncr no6 audi sic QllttMboliten
lno ii6er Ben 9on5en Grofreis perbrcitct
un0 feinc cin5i9e Der 9enannten @eftcn
1pri9t Sic SproDen oller YDlfer. lln=
ter li9 1elblt 1inb 1ic lit 2ebre unb @of=
perldicOcu unb bo fem 8ono
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-27

Woter, Dem our6 bic @6po9bcit Ser
Mhlttcr bus lieoerliGe 2cben 1eines @p6=
nes biSber gdn5lid pcrbor9en geblieben
mar. gpn Corn iibcrmonnt> elite er ou1
ben un9eratbenen los, er9ri{f i'm beim
glrme un0 wolltc i'm ins 9aus SicDen;
ober Die ler wie0er1auo unO >pollte mieocr
umfebrcn.@ @o cntipann li6 ein&ompf swi=
16en gater uno @obn, wel0er Dem Noter
bos2eben fpltete. 9(ls Ell ndmli6 henN}on=
tel oes jun9en Menl lben nit 2eibcstrdften
an lih 5o9,um ibn uDoltcn,5 ,5errib oerislbe
uno ser @reis fiel rijdp6rts 0er9cltolt
ouf oos YFolter bob er lid5 Bic 0irn=
|hole ser16mctterte un0 ouf Der 5teae
tobt blieb. Ser Mnblif bts llngliidlibcn
brodte ben Srunfenen 6u 1iG uno er=
5iillte i'm nit Gnt1eten. Mnf lein Web9e=
51rei elite bic SHUTTER ber6ei uno per(pr
hen Werjtonb uno Don Dem @ebonfen 9er
foltert Bic l1r1u6e Oes So0es ]einer e.
tern 5u fem 1u6tc Ser iunge Nlenllint
1einen Gram in oer 2ie0crliDteit III iiber<
tdubten uno ii6erlieB li9 mcbr ais ie Dem
Srunfe uno l9le9ter@e1eu1 16o{ .Nod ei=
ncmSobre bate ct feineu 9eller mebr BON
Dem betrd9tli@enTerm6gen ,oos inn nod
oemS o0e feinerGltern au9efallen NOR, unb
mubte ouf BefeDl BET Sbr9teit feline Ba=
teri ita0t perloiien, bic er bur6 feline @6l=
lerei un0 2ieberli9feit ntebrt Dotte.
Gs blieb ibm jebt ni6ts anoeres iibrig
ols unter bie @oloaten 81 9ebcn. @ol=
Dat gu 1ein mar in jenen 3eiten fit ei
ncn re6tli9en Men}9en bos 9r6bte l1n=
9liid, bas i'm in Ieinem 2e6en trcifen
tpnnte, oenn er mubte plinOern, lteblel1,
brennen, moroen, 3eu9e luo niAt Mit=
l6ulbiger oller @rten ponVerbre6en 1cin>
our6 >uelde 1i6 6er McnI9 jenlals ent-
,piiroi9t fat. 9abei mu bte ct lein 2eben,
>pcnn es Der roDe 9auptmann begebrte,
jeoer@ef fabr preisseben, oft oDne oob oa<
bur9 aug nur oo5 @eringfe 9elupnnen
,ucr6en fonnte.
Ser junQe Men1lint mar ,uie mir ,ui]s
en-, bur@ eincn @tid) in Die 9ruit ous
Die ler Sage befreit lporoen. Sic lan9e3eit,
bjc CUR p6ui9en @enelung upn leiner
frommen llm9ebung b66f >poDltb0ti9
fir i'm. Sic Seine bes @uten> oie in ic=
Bruf liegen> befamen jebt bic re6te@onne
uno trieben Murseln in Dem burd oos
l1n9liid aufgeloderten Bo6en 5einer5eele.
Gr l6ien 81 einem neuen2cben ouferitan-
Den Su iein uno 9elobte lid, Elm re6tlhof f.
fener Mcnl6 gu perocn.
Sic barmberSi9en @1lpe fern freuten
fd) lebr i6er Die 8efcbrun9 ibren Yfe9=
lin9s uuo per6oppelten in Der Treu6c
ibres 9er5ens bie @or9folt fir i'm. Nlem,
lint mo1te ibnen oafii 9erne feline 9onf<
borteit be5eigen uno entidlob lih fir 6ie<
len 3wed> BON ieinem olten Molertalente
@ebrou6 gu MAIDEN. ct tuollte fir Die
&apelle 0er frommen Trauen Elm @emdlbe
malen, oas 1ie 1i6 wegen ibrer Mrmutb
bon einem beriibmten Maler ni6t malen
loljen tonnten. Ob9lei@ bic Trouen bon
leiner &unit ni9t Diel er,uartete1l, brab<
ten lie linn bod Mues, luas er fir feline
Nrbeit als une:ldBli6 notDluenoie per=
lan9te. 0}emlnt wdblte gu leiaer Wert-
fott einen perla1ienen Winfel oes 9olpi-
tals uno ma6te f6 ber5baft ans @erf,
als ct nit Nlem er1eben mar, mas i6m
su ieiner Mrbeit n0tbi9 i9ien. 9lod Elm
paor Mfonaten Oer angel eItrengteite ten Mr6eit
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-02
PAINFUL OCCURRENCES.
Case Of the Rev. DR.. Hanna.
trrcm shs coar;er- Jeurasl.l

rErcE sts Courier Jcurasl.l
At the Tennessee Conference at Fay
ettoyiie, the report of the committee in
reference to the trial Of the case Of the
Rev. DIR. John w Hanna, sr states that
with earnest prayer and mature dellhera
ton they have performed the delicate,
painful, aud responsible work MS best
they could, in the fear OF God They
find the specifications sustained by the
evidence, and that the specifications sus-
tain the charge Of immortality, and do
hereby suspend him from the office Of the
Christian ministry in the Methodist Epis
copal Church, South.
The committee was unanimous on the
first specification, that of writing letter
tending to corrupt the virtue of Miss Nay
lor On the second specification, that OF
arranging plans to CRAFTY his passions
which the said letter was SO fitted to
arouse, there WAS a majority of two or
three in the affirmative; and upon the
whole charge of immortality the vote was
unanimous
The verdict suspends him from preach
ing for one year.
When Bishop Wightman pronounced
the sentence, Dir. Kelley, counsel for the
defendant, said:
81 left DR.. Hanna at his room too
much overwhelmed by his emotion to ap-
pear in your midst He did not know
what the verdict would be He desires
to express no opinion as to whether 1T is
right or wdenauo ,na one United no sstinns g
down his flee and heart crashed by sOr
row and age, he wishes to say that he be.
lieves in the righteous intentions of the
committee, aud if the verdict shall be
hard upon him it is from no want ofpuri-
ty on their part and that from the church
To which he gave the love of his hoyhood
and the strength Of his manhood he has
received in return kindness, love and
multiplied honors and now, ifthis moth
er, to which he has given life, love and
labor thinks it best to lay on him the
heavy hand Of chastening, out of a
broken heart lie will love and love her
still
with regard to the folly which he adj.
mits in writing the letter, and which has
cost hm such pangs Of agonzing repent
ance, he desires to say to the younger
members Of the conference, Look upon
my agony. behold my stricken old ge,
and learn to avoid the very appearance
of evil
Hanna was one Of the oldest, most in
luental, and most eloquent preachers in
his church, and was known throughout
the South.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-02

- Theodore Hook was prime huaor.
ist, but he WAS hosest enough to tell .
good oke even il he was not the author
of it, Here is one that he heard:
He was in a stagecoach with two iii
side passengers, pretty, delicate young
lady and plain. facee maid. While the
mistress was al dinner, Hook remarked te
the maid, in tone of great symhathy
"l our young lady seems very uawell.a :
Yes, sir. she suffers sadly"
Consulnption, should fear"
"No, sir; | am sorry to say it is the
heart"
-" Dear ms Aneurisu 7"
"Oh, no, sir! it's only lieutenant in
the navy"
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-02

- a gentleman, fading that the di-
minuton of his stock of wood continued
after his fires were out, lay awake one
night to obtain, if possible, some cew to
the mystery. At an hour when ''all hon.
est folks should be in bed" hearing an
operator at work in the yard, he cautious
ly raised his chamber window and saw a
lazy neighbor endeavoring to get large
log into his wheelbarrow. Your re pret
ty fellow said the owner "to come here
and steal my wood while I'm aslee ~
Yes" replied the thief; "and sup
pose you would stay up there and see me
break my neck with lifting before you'd
offer to come and help me -
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-02

otr. Into quart of water put an ounce
for secrs of sulphur and shake frequently
liquid, and ours then pour off the clear
every morning. this salurate the head
trace Of tlandruff wila few weeks every
hair become soft and glosspear and the
- There are two times in NJ.
| when he eagerly scans the newspapeljfe
once men he has been in an awful scrap,
al, aEain, when he is looking for a pufI
- eolored child had fall from ,
second story window, the other day. anc
his mother, in relating the occurrence at
grocery, said :"Dere dat chile acomip
down feet fust, wild every chance of bein
killed, when de Lawd he turned him over
de chile struck on his head. and dere was
mt so much as button flew Off"
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-02

INHE well known and long established
l. Ferry at Van Buren. Arkansas, is now
under the charge OF the subscriber. The pro-
ptietors having recently put on ! arge New
Steamboat and with careful and experienced
Ferrymen, they feel confident that they ea
give universal satisfaction to the travelling
public. Their aim will be to meet the in
creasing demands of the large emigrsnt trav-
el to Texas.
The st Louis. and Sherman, Texas. L. $,
Mails are carried over this Ferry, which Is 3
good guarantee That 1t is the shortest AS well
as the best route for travel of all kinds.
This Ferry has the largest and best boat on
the river and can cross 20e wagons and teams
per day and no retention on either bank need
he expected. Enclosures for stock and sheds
for travellers are being built on both sides OF
the river. and no pains will be spared to ac-
eommodate the public. We shall strive to
continue to make this the popular route to
and from Missouri and Texas.
N B-Ferrg AccoH8ts must be settled
Nontbly-Na deriation from hjs gale.
II. c. RO BARDs, Propriele,.
Van Barren, Feb. T. -. II
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-02

A very genteei appearing young man]
wearing kid gloves, aud carry ing 1.-the
and flexible walking stick, thoast he
would have joke with rusty and vener-
able farmer on the fair grounds.
"IIalloo, "said the dandy, 'are you one
of the judges Of hogs
"Waal yaas, walk right up and let mt
look at you" said the old farmer.
croua youth was soon lost amid th'
,o"a' ana no oettri Iudgcs on swine saw
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-02

- Group can be cured in one minute,
and the remedy is simply alum and sugar,
The way to accomplish the deed is to take
knife or CRATER and shave Off, in small
particles, about teaspoontu Of alum.
then mix with about twice its quantity of
sugar to make it palatable, and administer
1t as quickly as possible. Almost instan-
taneous relief will follow,
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-02

- A Hartford man recently cot n piece
ottouSh meat lodged in the lower part Of
his esophasus, making breathing difficult
and threatening inflanation, and was treat
ed by Dr. Ellsworth Of that city, who kill.
ed " number ofdogs and with tho gastric
juice of their stomach coating. succeeded
IN dlssolvins the piece IN the course of
the day.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-02

A New York "blood" at a country
hotel in N Hampshire, desiring the milk
passed to him, said "Waiter, send your
COW this way at which sprightly Bos.
ton lady remarked :''Waiter, take the co "
down to where the calf is bleating."
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70 remove grease spots from books
nio'9e1n ,. ,he spot with camel hair pencil
o'ppeu Az - To remove them from
ea.pe's' pn' ,ha ;aaf hlotting or brown
iron; repeat using fre6h' u. @ WIN ,.,1 = 4ps .ps
grease is removed.
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--Tbere was |udierously sudden de-
scent from the sublime TO the ridiculous
where clergyman preaching on the
Ministry of Angels" suddcaly observed,
~ hear whisper" the change of tone
started one ofthe deacons, who sat below,
from drewsy mood and springing to his
feet he cried, "lts the boys in the gale
ry"
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- Never dare 60 where you nave rea-
son to question whether God will 90 with
you; a Christian should never willingly be
where there is no room for his Saviour.
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"A three year boy asked his mother
to let aim have his Guiding bricks to play
with but she told her darling that it wss
Sunday. and therefore not proper for him
to have them. " But, mamma" said the
hopeful, "I'll build church. He got
the bricks
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LITTLE ROCK
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,
The Most Complete, Thorough and
Practical Institution in the
Country.
Located in Martins Block, Corner
OF Third and Main Sts., Little
Rock, Arkansas.

INlllS Institution offers superior facilities
L for preparing young AID middle aged
men ana women for the counting room and
for the management of business and financial
affairs.
The full Commercial course rs presented in
the preparatory. Theory. Actual. Business
ana Banking Departments OF the College en-
BRACES crllinnl instruction to those who may
i""oe 10 dteHding. Spelling and Arithme-
th' Book keeping. by Single and Double En-
Try as applied to business pursuits of every
description. Business Premiership, CONNER
cial Calculations, Mercantile rorrrspondrnces
Detection of Counterfeit Money. lectures on
the Sci"nr" of Accounts business Activities
Organizations. Economics Business Forms
5usinr,> Custom, and Etiqucttes commercial
Law. Finance and the q neral Laws of Trade
TEhMS:
t|dgabie in dduaHce)
Life Scholarship, tull Commercial
Course. S5o m
Full Course in Telegraphing, by
sound and paper 40 oo
Special Discounts riW be made 10 Cltbs
and Deserving farties.
Usual time required to romplpte the Fun
Commercial Course from 10 TO l5 weeks
students can enter the College at any time
AS there are no vacations
BE sure to Ni~it or address tbis COLLEGE lac
fore going elsewhere
AARON BALES. PRINCIPAL.
yInJ 2S-lv.
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- DR.. Hall says that no person should
get cut OF bed as soon as awaiting
that isno man. He should lie there and
speculate and theorize while his wife is
getting breakfast.
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Adhere always rigidly and undevia.
tingiy to truth: bat while you express
what is true, express it in pleasing
mannerr
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- NO man can go to heaven when he
dies who has not sent his heart thitheF
while he lives. Our greatest hopes sheuld
lie beyond the elaye.
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STATE OFFICERS.

A. IA. GARLAND, Governor.
b. B, BEAVERS, Secretary of state.
WMaR. MILLER, Auditor
I. j. CHuRoHIti. Treasurer
.. p. iludHts, Attorney General.
j. N. SMiraEe. Com. of Public Lands.
j. il EAKIN, Chaueeior.
A. Il. WIFE, CLERK Pulaski Chancery Court.
E. II ENaLJsa, Cillef Justice.
w. If. HARRlsaN, DAVID WALEFg, Associate
Justices Of the Ssprcme court.
fifth Judicial District.
Counte, OF Pope. johnson. Franklin, CIaa-
ford, sehastian, Sarber, Yell
W ". MANSFIELD, Circuit Judge.
J. L. BYEEs, Prosecuting Attorney.
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How would you feel my dear. il
you were to meet a wolff" asked an old
lady of her grandchild, with whom she
was walking along a country road. 40.
grandmamma,I ] should be so frightened =
was the reply "Bnt | should stand in
front Of you" said the old lady.
"Would yon, grannie ?" cried the child
clapping her hands with delight. That
would be nice While the wolf wau eating
you should have time to run far away.''
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- A Maine farmer says his experience
has convinced him that ten good Merino
sheep can be kepton The same feed that
world keep one COW, aad are moro prof
table.
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-~-SS -

- - th" sling OF bee carr ip- -oh'ietioh
with II. 1t makes .-.-n bee-leaver at
once.
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Crawford County oiHoers.

ID II CRFfkMngR, County Judge.
Ep. a. sUorr. County Clerk.
w. J. ALEXANDER, Assistant County Clerk
J. +. WINFRsY, sheriff.
I. ". Davis Deputy sheriff
CHARLES RIBIISg aud ". l.. TAILoR, Notary
Pahlics.
john j. BURRow and N 3sEs I.rMLEY Justices
of Van BureD Township.
J. G. GRADY, Van Baren Township Constable
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Van Earsn City omoers.

F.M. NsAl, Mayor.
JAMES l.. WHITFIELD. Recorder.
j. 5. Ii. HoucK, Marshal,
PHILIP SMITH, Cemetery sexton,
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100 Sacks

NAPT. Perry's Liverpool SALT for sale
~ right from the ships hold on to the deck
of the Caldwell, rat and plump; and weigh 20t
lbs. and over, For sale by
G. AUSTIN.
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Van Baron, Feb. 4, -. If