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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-18
Bsg~ Der Sinber.y 1osfeuboQ mrI

Be Der Siuber.y lasfenbaa mcl6er
Iebt:n Snmilag NbcnO in S6r's 9aue al.
9ebolten puroe lu0r, ioWnbl inSesug auf
Die @oItllme ais aud auf Die 9ln;abl Der
Sciu6cr C'trua 400 Ycrionen wnren on.
l%ueIenb, mOpou ctpa 100 masfirte Sim
Oer), ipirtli@ cine 9rOBurti9e IHairc. Der
Sool mar rebrGnat bon bon Iuiti9sn i'm,
9enSen, bupfenben uno iubeInoen @fase
fen uno reren Glteru n S%teunben.
SiS etiua l2 llbr batteu Die 8inoer oas
SonSuerBnii9en, worauf Die NIten id fir
roS LANCE 3ui6uuen uno Stiuefeben ~
iudten inbem iie ii6 biz gum
beaen Sage i'm %Iuitieen 8eiSen i6uonsen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-18
w5ebeutIieber Marf:Seriebt.

Getreibemar {.
seSsn Wittwo9 c~orrisirt DON DER "Her-
mann Star Mills"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-18
OYSTERS !

Sic nnterseidneten boben bon iept Of,
tsieSer fets friiHe @uifern an Sane,
melhe ne BEL Der Fame fntuo9t ME BEL
Der Bortion, auf iebe Dirt unb Neife gu
bsreitet, rernbrei@ea. Serner alerbana
Ba6perf uno 3uferwaarfa ffets frif&
nnS snt an Snnb- so
SGmtrefIS O.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-18

s~ Die am Iekten SamStas i'm bie'
fsen Sdulbnufe abseboltene 8erfamm'
lung bes sesenieifiseu 9ebrerbereins tuar
nidt TO gut beiudt, oIs oies in @nbe'
tradt Der bohen unO uneisennlsisen Se=
ifrebuneen Der Wfitslieber bes 8ereias
piinideusnert6 9%etueien mare. Sur elm
esrin9er She'll Ser GItern Der bic Sdule
beIufenbeu &inber bate fid eingefun<
Sen.
Sic Serren 9ebrer beipieien bur6 BEN
grnit uno Die Mufmerfianfeit, nit wsl=
dem Tie ihre beridiebenen Nufgaben
loSten, oaB es ibnen wirtli6 oarum gu
tbun iet, i6 aesenieiti9 aus3ubiIOen. -
Die e~in;eluen Oeelamationsn uno Sor'
~leiun9en noren iebr gut, iowobl in Bef
3us auf Snbalt aIS Sortrag. Nadoem
DE 0ebatte, wel6e bon beiben Seiten
iebr Iebbaft seflbrt Wurbe. bon ben an<
ipeienoeu 9erren, pelde ib ni9t an
oerielben betbeili9t batten, 81 Sunitsn
Ser Grtbeilung BON Yreiien ul5 Grmun
terung gum Stuoium entidieoen NOR.
Den mar, beidloB Der Sersin feline nabite
SerfammIuus am Samstas 20 Mdrs i'm
S6ulbauie beS 9errn @einrid Srinf>
mann al Der Secono Greet in 8oulmars
Sownibip, a~b;ubaltcn. Orei neae Slit
gIicoer wuroen in Den Sereiu aufgenom
men uuo SOFTEN mir, haS in fur3er Belt
aQe 9ebrer in bielein Sbeile bes County
i6 Dem 8crein ani6lieBen iuerbeE. nanlit
oaS 8efreben ser Mit9lieter, il6 inl
Yebrfdde mogIidit gu perOolfOmmnen,
bu79 einbeitlides @irfen erreidt tueroe
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
YOUNG AM ERICA.

lie came-the image OF his sire.
With all the charms tnat youth cam lend
And sat beside the Kitchen fire,
While mamma did his garments mend.
She turned his pockets inside nut,
And forth came miscellaneous things:
Aud all the region round about
Was strewn with marbles, ilsh-hooks,
strings.
A dirty handkerchief, some gum.
fragments of cake, dozen nails,
4 photoghraph that had become
The worse for wear-but language firifs.
SO thought the matron, in dismay;
Aud, it'll intention to destroy,
Thrust IN the leves such cards as they
Who play at euchre would employ.
But quick the boy, through smoke and
flame,
Grabbed them, nor carsd for burns a
spcck;
And like a Casa-what's his name?--
Trod bravely on the burnisg deck"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

if Id die easier. Won't you promise
me, my son?' She died holding my
hand. and | promised to quit the low bus.
iness, and to go to work. | came down to
tell ye, and now you won't see me on the
Potomac again. I've bought au ak, and
am going up In Canada to winter
There was dead silence for moment
and then be said
"Weil, boys. III shake hands with sc
all around afore | 60, Gotd,by, Pete
good-by Jack-Tom-Jim. | hope ye
won't fling any bricks at me, and shant
never fling i any of ye. It's dying
Promis, and I'll keep it if it takes right
armr
The men looked reaectively at each
other after he had passed out aud it was
long time before any one spoke. Then
Tall Chicago flung his clay pipe into a
corner, and said:
"l'il lick the man who says Ugly Sans
head isn't levelw
SOIL J" repeated the others.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
Debt.

Not the National debt. Not the State
debt. These are trAes. 1t is individual
debt that We mean. Talk of war, pesti-
lence, famine, ''yaller janders,' grasshop-
ers or any other public or private calamity
that rests or falls on, or broods over the
wretched victim of its ravages, we believe
in our heart of hearts, that DEBT that
customers owe their mercbants-that
merchants owe their creditors that all
men in general owe to other people IN
general-we say We painfully and reali>
zingly believe that EBT, land we do not
especially ) allude to our subscribers-they y
seem to be easy-but that DEDT) is one
of the grAvest and gr,mmest curscs that
ever blacksned human skies, blighted
domestic joys, blunted mans relish for
life,or blasted life itself with all its fairest
flowers of earthly hope aud felicity.
We believe it to be vulture that keeps
pecking invisibly at more human hearts
Il skeleton in the closet > that keeps
grinding day and night in more homes
ghost that lays its cold, spirit hand on
the throats of more men 10 the vision of
'hc uight-a fhand wlting on the WALL
hat makes the knees of more men souls
tremble as they perretually read
Weighed in the balances and found
wanting'-a haunting evil genius that
pArsuades more men "a be found dead iu
the bed or al the end f rope, when
nobody can tell what it was about-thau
any other one cause of human woe and
au'ky looking sunshine to foolish mortals.
Right or wrong, we are almost persuaded
that i. would be a gr.at blessing t. the
people, if it we're made pc itentiary-or
ssme other kind of--oheuse, for any man
to go in debt, or allow himself to be gone
in debt to. Brethren Of the quill, you
who can speak from the heart on this sub
ject, tell the people what you think about
il, For our elves, we are coming to some
determination. We bave got to come to
it or something worse. Amen. Buhers>
Uilc Independent. W sa
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
THE WORLD rs WHAT WE
MAKE 1T.

I've seen some people In this life
Who always are rcpining,
Who never, never yet could see
The storm-cloud's silver hiring.
There always something is amiss,
From sunrise to its setting;
That Gods hand made their map of life
They seem the while forgetting.
And ! have seen blessed sight
TO sin-beclouled vision,
Some people who, where'er they be,
Make earth seem an Elysiar.
They always see the brightest side
The direiul shadow never
And keep tho flower Of hope in bloom
Within their hearts forever
The one can make the sunniest day
Seem wondr0us sad and dreaiy;
The other smiles the clouds away
And makes dark day CHEEKY.
This life of ours Is, after sll,
About rs we shall make it.
II we can Danish grief aud CAFE,
Let's haste to undertake it.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
Our Eyes.

The eyes minister to sight, that most
important Of the senses, which bring us
into communication with the physical
world /; and not only do they subserve this
porperty Of human intellect, but they
also constitute medium for tie external
expression of ''the thoughts and desires Of
the heart" This expression in its numer-
GUS phases is the most easily learned and
understood by all classes Of mankind
Many Of these phases indeed, need no
Interpretation, but are instinctiyely
comprehended by the civilized and savage
among men, aud by even brutes.
AS vehicle for transmitting thought
or intelligence, it is most facile. the
questioning eye, the ''look that answers
Yes" the stern gaze that says so plainly
No. have no need Of the lips to act as
tbeir Interpreter. The dog reads lis mas
ter's wishes in his eyes, and hastens to
obey the command before 1t goes forth.
All comprehend and acknowledge the
power that speaks in the flaming eye,
that iuspirestevor ia the guilty and fresh
courage in the virtuous; in the command
ing eye tlat compels awe and prompt
obedience in the ''look that speaks vol,
umSs, when the tongue fails to oxprese
the fast>thronging thoughts and emotions.
As naturai organ of language, the eye
may express all the pobler emotions of the
mind; so. also. nay it be made the
servant Of baser uses. The look Of coarse
inse!ence, The leer SO expressive Of a bra,
tai mind, the iusiuuating glance that bints
more than the lips dare after, are some
Of the forms of tue lower language Of
which The eyes are susceptible. c.-danua
q Fhreto,ogg AID PhgsioynOmg.
|
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
DRIED APPLE PIES.

=! hate! abhor! detcst! daspisc!
Abomnate dried apple pies.
like good bread; like good meat.
Or anything that's tit to eat;
Bat of all poor grub beneath tie skie.,
The poorest Is dried apples pies
Give me the to0tlache or s0re eyes
In preference TO dried apple pies.
The farmer taHcs his gllarlicst fruit,
iis wOrmy, bitter. and hard to boot;
They leave the cores to make us cough,
And don't take hNlf the peeling OF.
Then on II dirty cord they're are strung.
Aud from sOm3 chamber winlow hung;
And there they serve asa roos; tor flies,
UnlIl they're reas,y 10 make pies.
ricad on my cOrns. or tell me lies!
But '.Ol,'t pass Inc dried apple pies!
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
M n uui OF Their places.

THERE is place for every man his
own proper place, where he ought to be.
God has designed him for it, and it he.
longs to him, aud 10 no one else, and
every man may know aud fad his place
il he will. 1t must bo his siuccre desire
to be iu his place, and he must 60 to
God heartily praying. Lord, what wilt
Thou have me to do? Where wilt Thou
huys me to be? Let him surrender hi,
own will to Gods will. and God will leac
aud guide him; and he shall make no
mistake.
And it is a most blessed thing to lie
IN ones own place. God will be with
him here. lie will cheer, and strengthen
and sustain hin. He may have trials /;
but he meets them in tie path Of duty,
aud Gods grace is sufficient for him.
The same compassionate God who was
with Daniel in the 6en Of lions, and with
the three Hebrews in the burning,
frey furnace, will not leave him. nor for
sake him. Being in his own proper
place. he may 60 to God with confidence,
aud he shall be comforted and supported.
lie shall be joyful in all his tribulation,
-C0ngregdtiOnalist. ~
There is place for every man and God
intended each to fnd and to gil his place
The trouble is, most men aspire to places
they canno, gil. They want to be presi'
dent, cpmmodores, or captains, when they
are only Ct for the ranks. Some want L
be poets or painters, when they are onl,
prosy pumpkins. He is the happies
man who finds the place he is fitted t.
| Gil, and fills it we'll, however bamble i
may be. The one who knows himself
his faults. and how TO overcome them
his virtues, and how to increase them
who knows the use and abase of th
organs Of mind and body. and exercis
them in the fear and lese Of Gods tn
huppies, man,-Aanuai Of Pheaolol
and Physio9no'ag.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

~ British larson aud commercial,
traveller in the cars conversation slow
Usual question: "whst line are yeu.
iny &C.. Parson answers, witt FAINT
Joke, that h is 'in the spifitusl Ice"
.'Hs. ba" says the other, ''ble.see II |
didn't think 50. But, I say. wbata--
Of piioe you have got gin uP to.'
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
Yours truly, ts-
ID. K. EDWARDS.
Gonzales. Montery County, California,
t-.r January 2Sth, 1879.

~ Nearly 100000 pounds of
ice from the surplus stores collected BY
the B. .itish authorities in India, for the
relief Of the sufferers by the famine, were
recently sold at Bombay at a loss to the
Government of over City per cent.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

Tv GRIFFITH, ATTORNEY AT
. law AND COLLECTING AGENT,
4 .h"ro' Tenn. Special attentions
y, ~ collections. O!lice. one door
! Of Faw, Devault ~ Co., under
na's Gallery.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
.LEGlSAAtlIVEI
CUTTING Down OFFICIAL
SALARIES,
NASHVILLE EeL ti,te7s

NASHVILLE, Fet. IL, 1875.
In the senate to-day, Mr.. Hodges offer
ed resolution providing for the appoint,
ment of committee to draft bill upon
the subject Of equalisiog the assessment of
property for taxes between the counties
A lengthy discussion took place on the
Senate bill, which provides for the pub,
lication Of the laws, aud decision of the
Supreme Court, ia the progress of which
Attorney General and Reporter IIeiskelI
was ceusurcd for derelictiou Of duty
in failing to publish the reports of the
decisions of the Supreme Court for three
years, while he continued to draw full
pay for his services. The bill vas re,
jected.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

4 + BROWN. ATTORNEY Al LAW
4 Al CITING ACCT. Jones'
4 Tenn. PROMPT attention given
Sollections IN East Tennessee, and
shSe.tcrn Va. [6aaug26
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

4 p GILLEN WATERS. ATToR-
4 MY LAW, Rogersville, Tenn.
4 nractice In the Circuit aud Chancery
III Of Hawkins, Greene. Hancock and
.ninrton counties, and in the Supreme
|yedrral Courts ut Knoxville, Tenn.
prilStl.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

IT is stated that among persons of eigh-
teen years and under, the proportion Of
the illiterate is smaller in San Francisco
than in any other large city in the United
States.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

". Upton. ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANcERY,
,brthton. Tenn. WILL practice In
'Court of Carter, Sullivan and Wash
|on Counties. Tenn. Special atten-
Given to the Collection of Claims.
73aprill7-ly
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
raid and Tribune.
p,,RLIsIED WEEKLY By
Ms. Mahoney.
Rates cf subscriptions,

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=. more copies, one year, each, l,0o
mere copies, one year, each, lao
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

Il, EJRKPATRICK, ATTORNEY AT
= Nv ,Ioncsboro', Tenn. Office in
ham & I.ampson New Building, Up
T" = I69aag26.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
NEW BILLS.


By MF. Ledgerwood-To regulate the
County Court.of Knox county, providing I. {
'or onl one session per apnum of the
Quarterly Court, aud increasing the juns-
diction Of the Quorum Court.
By Mr.. D9dson-To impose on the
Secretary of State the duties of private u
Secretay of the Governor and Adjutant ,
General.
BY Mr'James-To authorize Chancery
Courts to incorporate hotel companies. .,s
Also,a bill to authorize citiesa and towns
to regulate transit through the same.
BY Mr.. Glpson-For the beuefit Of
franklin Academy at Jacksboro.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

'o' VI V"e H'a'e' fgNN a1a5li 81
BY Mr.. Gibson--A resolution directing
,ho Attorney General to take tho suit
relative to the Torbett issues of,the hank u
Of Tennessee. to the. Supreme Coust of }
the Uaited States. ..e q. .n.-.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
NEW BILLS.


BY Mr, Boyd-To repeal the act
authorizing the erection of additional
Insane Asylums in East and West
Tennessee.
by Mr.. Turley-To provide for the
public debt By the issuance of Bev bonds
in lieu Of the present bonds, exclusive of
interest It.i. 10
By Mr.. Blizzard-For the benefit of
persons who have lost grants or deeds to
land in the Ocoee District.
Mr.Logan's bill, prohibiting tho buying
aud selling Of public Offices. passed third
reading. ..e
HOUSE.
Mr.Ledgerwood introduced resolution
- ~ -
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
HOUSE.

In the House Gardenhire offered a
resolution providing that on and after
next Monday AL bills shall lc consider.
ed on second reading, and no rider by,
way of amendment shall be considered
on third reading. s.,
The House then took up on second
reading the bill to allow tax payers to
pay one half their taxes in past due
coupons of State bonds at the rate of
sixty cents on the dollar, 1t was dis.
cussed for several: hours and finally re-.
Jected. Tie vote stood 4S to "a. & The
bill was introduced and advocated by
Gibson. Cummins urged the Demo.
Gratis to vote against it on party =,
grounds. .r .s,..
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

a. PETTIBoNE, JAS. ". ROBINSON
hrTlBONE & ROBINSON. ATTOR
j NEys AND CoUNsFLORs. Greene
Il Tenn. VIII practice In all the
trts of Upper East Tennessee. and
{h,. Sqprn"" and Federal Court at
hyyillc. Collections prom 'tly made
1 rcmilted. f73mayS
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
NASHVILLE, Feb. 10, 1875.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Mr.. Wilson introduced resolution ap,
pointing committee to inquire into the
reasons for delay in the publication Of
Supreme Court decisions and why the
Attorney General and Reporter bas been
paid in fnll for services not performed.
Adopted. p o'h
BY Mr., Haynes, instructirg our
Representatives and Senators in Con,
grcss to favor building branch Of the
Texas Pacific road frcm Shreveport
LOuisiann, to Memphis. Otherwise to
oppose Government aidto the road.
Adopted. 9-
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

"Cool head, warm feet. are sure
To keep the doctor poor
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
ATTORNEYS.

II ~. q DEADERlCh. ATTORNEY
90 law AND SOLICITOR IN IuAN-
ionfsaoro, Tenn. O:sss. n
'w \o,g. t71mar93.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

l NASHVILLE, Feb IL, 1873.
In the Senate the following proceedings
were had: BY Overton, bill to more
effectualIy prevent incendiarism by giving
Magistrates power to .atonce investigate
facts connected with fires. ,5, s7 rs...l-
"A lively discussion, was had over Logan S
bill to prohibit public officials from tip.
ping The bill was finally rejected,
The bill proposing to establish Board
OF Medical Examiners, in each Of the
three grand divisions of the State, compos.
ed OF five physicians to examine medical
students and grant diplomas, was defeated
The bill declaring it pcnal6lTnse to
bribe State officers, or for, flicers of the
State to accept brbeS, passed its third
reading. l'sg hgs - sr7..
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

Mr.LedgerwOOd introduced a resolution
authorizing the Governor to appoint CON-
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
HOUSE.


Another long discussion took pllce over
the assessment bill, the House being in
Committee of the whole. ao7 .a
Mr.. Odell introduced bill to establish
law court in Bristol.
Mr.. Gibbs introduced bill to assess n
tax on railroads. '"na1
Mr. Barret, introduced a bill to cut
down official salaries. 1t provides that
the Governor shall receive $4,000; Su.
preme Court Judges, 5000; Chanccllors,
$4,000; Circuit Court Judges, $500 /;
Superintendent of Public instruction
Sl,SOO; Comptroller and Treasurer
$4,000 each; Attorney General and Re-.
Reporter, $2,50O; Superintendent of the
Insane Asylum, $1,000 = Superintendent
of the Penitentiary, $500; Governors
Private Secretary, 81 1000,
A number of petitions IN regrrd to
roads wer received and referred to spec-
lal Committee, which meets to. night. and
which will probably report bill To-
morrow. a'." ...''i
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-08

INihe Town Of Illll.i-ara. nest weII huIli
Cnitsnn ofa ROOMS elfh arr places, klichcp,
nFrrlanfs lieu~e. stabis=. tisfirs aud Well The
henth and high grade of schsos make this mos
ner'rable leeaflpn 70 person dssIreus ofcdpeai-
Ing fVns % danrlaeF<. E1l51 ,-.
,,lT PAUL @. CAMERON.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-08
TnEFAKif

. r
No farmer can carry cn Bis business sns.
ccssfally unless Be controls il and i he
cannot control II. be ought 70 embark u
something else. lie should know ihal h.s
mules and Lorses are in their stables leo E
dark. and that they are under strofg loe
lie should know tia, bis corn ard fcdd :
aud the ike. are uDder good shelter and
safely locked therein. lie should know
how many hogs be las. that they are ed
what be caa afford 10 spare them. and that
they cat il without TIE assistance Of any.
boiy else's hsya. lie should know that
there Is > place for everything md every
thing ii i,s piace.' lie should know that
bis fences are kept up. gates closed. and
premises strong enough ID keep stock out
lie should know that bis lenempnts IRE kept
intact--no rails boards paupes orplanks
burned. He should know Of whom he
borrows and 70 whom no lends. and The
dates Of both. lie should know what be
spends. what he receives what be makes
aud what he loses. lie should know that
a good wife Is ibe best partner be can have.
lie should know chat BIS reaping Is Is his
sowing. bis lie as he makes il. bis fortune
IS be shspssit. Dotl.is and be viii Be
happy.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-08
YARN LIFE Us. PUBLIC LIFE.

The Hon. A. q. Brown Of Mississippi.
gives this excellent adsiee 70 young men |.
BE farmer! There i q fascination
n Office which bcguilss mrn but be assured
my youug friends. Il y ihe fascination of 4
serpent. Ur y dhangs tbe figure, II Il the
ignls lasuns which cOaxcs you on 10 iBeyi.
ssble ruin. Ispsak 81 that which 10
know. and IL NY young friends will Be
governed blythe advice, ! have this 70 say.
sfier al MY success as public nan. Dos
when ms head Is blooming for the grave. Of
all pursuits 10 lifes that VI . farmer Is the
most respectable. L may have its trials
and disaTpoinlleepts: - 10 al Utbers Tie
mechanic may lose the wages Of biz labor.
the professional man oil bis fees. the editor
may lose the wages of his toll. but the
honess, industrious farmer Is certain u >
return Coz i,is work. True psal may
plaot. and Apollos water. but God must
siyc TIC iecrcas1. But where Il The faith.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-08
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one d0ii1rl places il within the rp,,sh II
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Rea1i ipLatgfhe Press nsiak of,,s z
The Herald i Fisst Glass FafniJy Pa.
per. Having some Dflbe aLlest writers IN
North Iarolina attached u ils alatl. There
i enough hnmoroiis read tx iIi II to make
one laiigl for n week. enough n keen
y"ii joIly tillthe nexI comes, ~ Rick mart
sGal Aeirs. t@ .r Yti.
We refer 10 tile publisheF ofi thIs paper
Subscfibest 0iIce. aJlr,ss.
HEKaLD, wadcsJpro, NC;