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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-18
SUMNER RESORTS.
ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA,
TWELVE MILES WEST OF MOUNT

JACKSON,
VALLEY Branch B. s. O. R. R }
Will be opened for the reception of visitors
FROM JUNElst UNTIL OCTOBERlst, 1873,
under the management of J. N. WOODWARD,
late of Rswley Springs, Va.
This place has been greatly improved. and the
Hotels and Cottages are equal to any NORIH
OR SOUTH.
The waters have an established reputation for
their wonderful curative powers. The Springs
are numerous, and of great variety, viz: Sui
phur, Healing, ulphse of Iron and Magnesium,
Uhalybeate Carbonate of Iron) Sc
Terms of board per day $3.50; per week Sl5;
per month of % days $50.
Circulars will be found at E. J. Miller s. Co.'S.
China Store Is King st.. Alexandria, Virginia.
MOORE s. PERRY, Proprietors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-18

CALIFORNIA ROSES. Santa Barbara DOW
puts in plea for the largest rose. Less than .
year ago Dr.. L. Dimmick placed 10 his grounds
: rose plant, the King of Noisettes, Marechal
Neil. This has extended over trelils archiog
one Of his garden walks. Within the last SIX
days a shoot, some three feet in length. has
grown from the foot OF this trelfis. on tnls
buds, buds hangs TO- day the champion rose Of the
world 10 size and perfection. The M.reohala
Neil is cupped variety Of rose havips e.; lem
90 tint and with delicate and deigotlul per
tume This rose is l6} inches in circumter-
euce, it's shortest diameter FIVE inches, and the
measurement in various directions from tip to
tip of petals is over six ipones rl The dspts Of
ed, is the largest rose 90 record. Another
marvellous thing noted before leaving the
grounds Of Dr.. Dimuck was one hundred and
thirteen buds on rose truss OF the LIE Maraue ~
variety. A common felt bat covered the
space 10 which were counted the above num-
Der Of buds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-18

II,L THE COUGH MEDICINES, Coo
n Liver Oil, Troches, &c, at
WAKEFIELD & HALLS,
m Corner Prince and Fairfax streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-18

~HOW CHOW and MIXED PICKLES IN
~ s'ofe "'0 ''' WM.F. BROOKES,
so LAT King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-18

rINRST TOILET SOAPS CON
NV q GEO. NcBURNEf & SUN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-18

A MOTHER supply of SMALL HAMS,
"A Sugsr-cured Shoulders and Breakfast
Pieces just received by ,,,rDnpn
NV u d. y. Ml1DO y W.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-18
ALEXANDRIA, VA, FRIDAY, JUNE Is, 1875
WOOD .ATD GOAL.
NANAWHA SPLINT COAL.

II
We have just received consignment of the
above Coal. to which we invite the attention Of
consumers. It is pure and free from slate,
kindles readily and heats quickly. Its combus
ton is complete, leaving no cinders.
T. j. MEHAFFEY s. CO.,
feb 10 Wharf and Yard foot of Queen st.
CoA1' COAL, ooA1'
On the wharf and to arrive full stock OF all
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND
COAL.
Sold Of market rates per ton 24O lbs.
aug 14tf w. A. SMOOT. Smoot's wharf
CoA1' COAL,
We have now on hand and are constantly re-
eeiving At our wharf and storage ysrds, foot OF
this market We name in part:
LYKEN'S VALLEY.
SHAMOKIN and EAST FRANKLIN LOR-
BERRY RED ASH.
JOHNS, from EAGLE VEIN COLLIERY.
The celebrated CONTINENTAL and HA-
EEL DELL, from the Goodrich Colliery, es-
teemed the best in the market.
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, OF Steamer Broken,
Egg Stone and Nut sizes.
Also, GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL.
Also HICKORY, OAn and PINE WOOD.
Having ample space, each variety of Coal is
kept distinct from that of others. and is es-
ed and Coal sent out well screened and free from
slste, 2240 lbs to the ton. Orders left with
Messrs. Clarridge s. Grigg, corner King and
Royal sta, or at the yards will be promptly filed
7. j. MEHAFFEY & CO.,
jyl7 Wharf and Yards foot Of Queen st.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-15

roid6e 48unabmes sbss 8eiAtbums oieler re-
ligiD@en @eno0saih f6linte lel9t gu
,5prgsnN Nnla sebe en ,petia lesii@ nl@t
aif losDiefe dnatIne @en,eiiloen nertbeilen
ni5dte. % Dot einem Sqbrbunbsrt mahten
'bie @ongre9 9ationaliitett >anlnlei ten Sort
Ihritte : Metbobii ten fannie man faum
Dem Namen no9. 9eute iin6 iie Die am
Meilten Eperbrsitete s5efte: Bor 100 Sabs
rem fonnte jn1anSbie ein5elnen @laabens'
betenntniiie in na@lteben6er &eibenioIse
prbnen"::~ 'Gongregationaltiten, Bapttlten;
enol. 9p9firae, PresbDterianer, gatbe-
raner, DeutI9 Rsformirte uno&at6olifsn
beute Ftbt Die &eibenfoige pelentlid
anoers: 3uerF tou1mell Metbo6ilten.
oann Baptiten, Dresbpteriansr, &atboli'
fen, Qut6eraner, GongregatiDnalti ten uno
protetotii tii9e bi(46ii4e 2ir@sn. Ser
@ifer bcs ameritantiben @briitsntbuA1s
bat li6 namentli9 du9 ourh: @riinoung
BON @6ulen unb Gonesien sednbsrt. no.
rim Die fatboliIde &ir9e Den eriten @ang
ei9enommen. s0b19enl bic 3abl ibrer
Befenner erit ben f. Ylab einimmt,
nimmt her Mertb ibrss @runoei9entbums
Die s,peite @telIe elm. 9as bat gu Be<
flrd tunsen Wnlob, 9egeben, Die ober
grunolos lino, oa bieies anberoroentli9s
Wa9stbum li6 bur9 bic Ginnanoerung
aug 6em gluslanbe ertldrt. Weber bic
tir@li6en @tatiititen nod au9 oer Gem
lus sibt it9eno einen Mnlab 5ur Gorge.
60 9roB au9 bic 3unabme oes &atboli+
3ismus iein mag, brau9t lie gdemanoem:
Nn9lt ein5ujosen. a.. !
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-15
: l1eher D az relio ibie 8 r o

:" :!- l1sbsr s. az re1igi6is|8r r o
6tem in Namerit>a"' belt prof S.
2elois 9enlian,, Der o,lf Der Bro>uns: Uni.
psrlitdt &e1di9te 'uno ,politifde Oefono+
mie portrdet,, lluldnSit Dor Der hiitoriihen
@elsu54aft in Mgooe Sslano lin Yropi..
oence einen 1dnSern. Nprtrag.. Ndd elmer
eenauen Tarite0uns pes Sori6ritt,s Der
&elieion' in Imerita in oielem uno benz
porousge 9enen Sabrbunoert i9lob er
nit folgenoen Werten Gin Gerglei4
oes ameritani16en, @6riaentbnns: por. ei<
mem Sabrbunoert uno 1eute muB uns NIT
@taunen uno @,>uunoerung erfiQen. SIN
Sabre 1777 sab es nidt einmal $50 Sir
@en ; nod Dem Genius pom Sabre 1870
1T biz Bepolterung elfmal Die 3abl Der
Sir@en baeegen 'isbenunooreibigma1 sr0=
Ber setporbsn, 10 .bab au9enblidli9 ge9en
$4,000 &ir9tn nit einem 8runoei9en@
t6um i'm. MtrtDe bon 354 Mi0ionen be
iteben. .Mm nneiiten| baben Die Mstbooi'
(tsn nnb &at9ooliifen 3u9enomme''' Sie.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-15

li@eg Sutte Elm sihfe9sg YatsFanier fir
sic xaum 6inunely enIpor enoet, mebr
|aeltenI oIssap' olegSs4bsl6Dutaen oieisr
|beasiste rtsnDoliann narlfer, lfseanif Sbnsn
[Sire. in1lfsMden Sen anoel gum &r6.
|mlagsoome 3is1en mer6en.W
RaiIerNapoleon blidte jebt Dem erniten
@pre@er I9orf in bas offene ebrli6e
MnHik.s feMpnRsnpre41s fa9te ef Sgi@
|oerItebe 5ie; baBtSie aait seraoe iltSois'
lem .Musenblide, tpie 9aniel Dem 8elSa-
iar,~ ~eine~ ~feuriee Mabnung -on bic "Mano
neines Palai ites i9reiben ,po0en :, bat
|1eine 8ebeutung.. - sic ino' eine ebr=
|li6e mir streu ersebene Seele, Cardinal,
uno tpDQten mid tporl1en III oielem
Nu9enblide meines @liides uno @lan5es
Der lnbei itdu6igfeit bieie lebteren ein9e.
bent gu {ein; feawouen mir lasen :: oob
au6 bic @e19ide Der @roben ber Groe
oft an iebr biinnen Tdoen bdu9en unb
&rone unb Scepter Elm @eident Der @ott<
beit 1ino !; nun; @ie ,banoeln, r1,eiu 9err,
bamit ols re9tcr priel lter unb i@ oante
Sbnen; uGlein is6 iase Sbnen aud oab
i9 nihts 5u beIorgen babe uno nid1ts
fiir9te: mid trd9t eine bobe @nnit oieles
Nolfes, pel@es pon meiuer 1tortcn 9ano
Die 2Diung 1eines @el9ides fir alle gu
funft bofft uno mir aufri6tig er9eben
1T i9 iase Sbnen, mein 9err, ni@t @ie
ouein tueroen i'm &r6nunesbome oas lie
Deum fir MIDI AM itimmen; au9 bic
frommen @ebete Der &inber bes Boltes,
,pel@es in mir ben Grieoensbrin9er oieIes
2anbes perebrt, tperoen fiir MIDI in ber'
lelben @tunbe gum 9immel ifeisen uno
iiberOieB", iebte ct NIT itcl5em 2d4eln
bin5u vbeoarf es bes pielen Betens uno
@in9ens ni9t; tpo bunoerttau1eno Ba<
| ionnete- mir Den neuen &0ni9stbron
ii9ern; ia, mein 9err" idlob er feline
&eoe"", eerabe Der beutige Sag an oen
ean3 Stalien lib fir MIDI be9eiitert, miro
sic iiber5eu9en Il oab mein @lid uns
iterbli9 i ) ~! ":. ..H
.sSn bie1em MuQenblifc erl9ollten brau-
zen bic 9armoniI Ihen &ldnge aller @loF
den oes 9roBen Wloilano &anoneniig=
nale fra9ten our@ bic 2iifte, neue Subel=
rufe tDnten bon ben @aiien uno Maben
Der @taot berauf Die sbore oes &ron=
@aales Fosen ouf uno berein trate1 Die
erTen Miiroentrd9er beg &ailers an
ibrer @pibe SalleDrono nit Dem failer;
li1en geremonien=M =Minifer uno Prdfef=
ten @a(matoris; 6en 2ailer uno fiinftigen
&0nis 2ombar6ei gum sroben &r6~
nun9sgdn9e in ben Maildn6er: Som abt
subolen. Napoleon trat yStpi1den Die bei'
ben Garoindle Geid) unb @aprera feine
bei6en Maribdqe felgten ibm 4'no untel'
itanben Die Yra6t,uoeen bereit !, 1uelde
ben neuen Gdiar inter oem @eldnte Der
@lodeni; Dem 'lauten Suber Der Yolfs'
men9e nno rbeim &lon9e bes prd9ti9en
Ypramioenmarl@ss Sem &r0nuh9soeme
entge9enf nfiibrten.. - !yi/f (6or!1.ifD -
=. "-A- NJ uebsr .D as re1igi6ie9r r O.
Stem in Naut e., belt Prof: S.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-15

gu elmer 3eit wareu 5tpei 8riioer, Der
cine mar Elm Starr, llno Der. anoere NOR
tpibig. 9ie 9in9en nit einanoer GberTelo;
lie tamen an eiue We9idsibe; oer eine'
% es mar ln}tis lino, eben, Der onoere'
iteinig unb .raub lie itritten miteiaanosr,
tpel9en wes Ne ,pollten 9eben!; oerWti{e.
mollte btn rauben geben,1 uno Der Narrt
poute ben 9lotten 9eDen.;9 g(a9 longem)
3anfen 9ing Der gfarr ben guten Weg;,
Der Weil molte 1einer @sieqlbaft ni4t
entbebren uno eins ibm no&: .@it loilr-
oen 9efangen uno in 'eine 8urs eeflbtt
uno In einen Sburm gele9t. 9a iie in:
Dem Sburm losen, oa itritten iie ,uieber
miteinonoer Der Mtiie iprs9 9as babe.
i6 bon Dir! lpdren mir ben rauben Weg
9esansen, 10 tpdren mir ni@t in bieier.
Notb, 10 babe id bit milien fol9en. Ser
Narr antm ortete: 9u bi]t ,peife, nno id
bin Elm. Narr, i6 babe 9etban nod nei-
ner Mrt; lpdrelt bu flr bid segdn9en,.
10 ,pdre i'd Dir nadeeeau9eh u.Hl. tp.,
@p gei1tlid: 2eih nnb @eel ,lino aDet
Bruoer, Der 2eib lift s.ein Narr uno' DC:
@innlidfeitI Die Seele iit tuiti9. Ser 9eib
mill bier ben III iti9ent Meg a9eben Der!
5iinben, 10 eebet7 bic Seelt7 ibna nad,f
barum ,ueroen i lie in G,pigteit ii6 ser-:
irren ino einonber in benz Sbutm e,ui=;
ger 8eroammniS @erpiirfe tnaden. -
oorum ion Die @eel oenl 9eib nit nad)si
folge1,. ~ nj -. .2't';<%*5 i4:"": : "a
- Die 6 ia nj NJ ts' d I'll Der in Ben.
Der. Gtauten lebenben,' Snoianer Diro'
pon @enarql @ope: ouf $4,000 9eihabt,,
uno sloar rms bon henlelben 00,OO0eit
|pltilirt, $4,000 balb ciniliiirt uno 81, :,
900 sdnsl6 @ilbe. >.'' .',: ','..>' > -, ~:
.9ieI8erfol leu,ngin ct. Smier
in ber SNpei5 ,lim,nlt eil1en luiIoen GDa-j
ratter an. N}an sloubt, Die &atb boIiteni
perben ge5lpun9en Icin, ,ausylpan perm.
Dian 6alte, 5ur Celebration oes tat9oli<,
iGen &ultus Elm eiaenes Yripat!o{al &C.
mittbet, oas einise Mlnnten entFernt: bon
Der QrtIAoft liest. 9ier luurbe ser @ot+,
tesoienlt in aler@tille, nleifens obneRrie=
lter, mie auf. ben Sentie1l oes sSura .sef
feiert. Nun tuuroen Dem Gi9entbiitner bic
beftt9iten Drobun9en 9ema9t, Ieir 9aus
5l 5erlt6ren ,in6 5u uerbrennen. ,uenn ct
Die &atboliten nidt Dor bic 96iire mcrfe.
M0es i'm Na,nen Der altfatboliiden lno,
rooitaI=R I=Rrotefantil4en &olerana'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-15
Obio Wailenfreuno.
Qes &i,toesS Gle6d' Sc f,
s(Siitorif9e @rsablunsD
81 III 6 &r1nun9sto + age.

wel6e Den 9e,paltigen 9ictator @uropa's
Mopoleon 8onaparte, ge5mun9cn batten,
in 6rantrei6 tpieber Die Monardie ber'
aultellen, botten i6m geboten ou9 Der
Boltsberr|9aft in Stolien Gin @noe 5u
MAIDEN oenn Die pelitil6en Snterelisn
beiber @tootensebiete mil bten in GIN
fanq eebro9t tperben.
Ser erlte &eoanfe Nupoleons >por 9es
welen, Die neusuibaffcnoe &roue Steliens
ouf oos 9aupt 1eines 8ruoers Solef 5ll
ieben, >uel6er jeood fir li6 uno lsine
ya6tommen jeoem @nlpru9e Der Na@=
fol9e ouf Dem Sbron Sranfrei9S entla'
gen 1oIte.
8rirs Solef Bonaparte ,uies aber oiele
3umut6ung 5uriid uno 10 fam es oaB
SSaler 9lapoleon 1elb1t ben Dor linn am
IS. Mdrj 1906 nit ibrem 8icspraioen<
ten De MelSi er19icneneu Ib9eoroneten
bet itolienil6cn &cpublif in feierli@er
9(uoien5 bas @crlpreben CAB ct meroe
Die eilerne &rone Der 2ombaroei porldufig
10 longe lelb1t bebalten, ols es Staliens
eSnterelie erforbern lpiiroe tpel6e @r=
tldrung e. audi am IS. D(ar5 i'm franso<
1il9cn @enat pieoerbolte.
@o fam es benn ferner; baB Der Sic
tator Guropo's, nm in poller &ailerpra4t
ouf bic Ybonto1ie Der Staliener ben re9<
ten Ginorud gu MAIDEN in ben er1ten
Saeen oes Ntonats Wfoi 1905 1eine
Sauptitaot Yaris perlieb uno NIT leinem
6of1taote mad Dem 1dDnen Mai(ono ab<
9ine, um 1i9 Die elerne &rone auf oas
6oupt 1eben gu lo1ien, uno, no4oem er
ouf bic ct 6abrt oos @9loftfelo BON
NforcnQe be1u9t 6atte in ben lebten
Sooen bes Monnemonats oo1elbl ein'
trof.
Sie Gpr1o's, ouf benen I@ cine unab-
lebbore Men19enmen9e bemegte ,peld)e
Dem neuen &0nise BON Stalien Snjubelte,
woren feitlid 9el6miidt, Der olte toniat
li@eYdlaF pron9te i'm l@bnfenS9mude
unb iiberau mor bos NIT SorbeertranSen
um,punoene itroDlenoe N, Der @nfangs'
budItabe bes oomols 10 bebeutun9suolr
len gam1ens Napoleon, ouf @cbduoen
uno @Qulen, auf Sriumpbpforten uno
G6renb69cn on9ebra6t. Gang Stallen
1bien fir Den neuen Gdlar begcl1tert.
Muf allen Dffentli9en Pldben mar trie-
9eri16es @eprdn9e entfaltet uno mas
Mei@tbum unb Sfunit eerno9te bate
man CUR Werberrli6un9 oes 9roBen &C.
ites oie1er &6ni9str0nun9 oufgeboten {;
ielb1 Der bamali9e Meiiter Der oramati<
lben &unlt, Der 9roBe W}ime Salma mar
na6 Mailano berufen woroen um nit
leiner &unT BEN ~@1rentag bee: @dlors"
i'm Moildnoer $beater 81 Derberrll9en.
Go 1tano oenn Der. feline ,Gorie i'm
@trable ieines @ie9esslan5es am Mor,
oen oes 26. Wfai in Dem NIT tpeibblonen
6ammttepi9en NIT Dem lilbernen N
acknowledgement aroben gmpfan9siaale
bcs t5nigli6en Palaitcs su Mailano
s,pil9en 1einen Sreue item Der 5reuen,
6eu Neneralen Bertbier, Souroan, 2an=
nes ct. Gpr uno Mortier nit benz
fDnigli9en &r6nun9smantel an9et9on.
@ele anoere @uroentrd9er in feltli@en
Yra6tunif formen umsaben i'm, nur 5u'
nadit an leiner @eite barrten Die Gar
oindle Teld uno Gaprera Dem &aiier
lire @lufminl9e oarbringeno, oes Mu'
genblids, menn bic @ianale oer sroben
@lpden oes Maildnoer 9omes gum Muf'
bru6e in bic sepeibten 9al1en auforoern
mir6en. in peld)cn Der lebtQenQnnte
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-15

Die eilerne, ,Grone bon ,Wfon3Q. tpel9e elnlt
51don aarl oers@robe ysnasenb batte. mtf
ben auf mrem 8eife einge9rab benelts sggprss3
ten: Diome La adiede, guai aSchiila
tocca l@ott fat lie mir gegeben> tpebe'
Dem bet iie beriibrt) auf oos Soupt
1eben 1ol1te.
:, ~@tola uu,s]i1 b1idenoN ,,pie Eein1 1,5un1l
Simmel fteiseuoer 49olbgott., fano oer
nunmebri9e @err19er Tranfrei&s uno
sytoliens Dor ben Doben 8osenfenit tern
nit ben golbberdnocrten @lasta feln beg
fSnioli6en Yalaitcs :, unter tuet4em 1ih
Die posenoe Mlenee Der i6autG tigen
sStaliener beranseordnst, nm Den Nnblid
6es pro6tpnuen Sriumpb= Ino Rr6z
nun9sSuges Ses Smperators 3u 1dauen;
bun6ertfo@e Stu fe: viva imperatore
e re Napoleone !! i6allten gu ibm emf
por; feline 8lide fo9en iber oiennab=
lebbare Mense feline 4ueen itroblten,
er fublte i9 om 3enitb ieiner 'Ma6t.
v@eben. @ie, Monlisnore", laste er iebt,
Nb su Dem nebenitebenoen Cardinal
@oprera ,uenoeno, n1ebsn @ie oiele aQge'
meme uno freuoi9e Bewe9ung unter Dem
Don meiner Mnwelenbeit be9eii iterten8olte
Staliens; seiteben @ie> mein 9err. oab
nod tein &Snis 10 >ueit bic @el6i@te
rei6t, ouf bieiem cla1lii6en 8ooen nit
lol9em Gntbuliasmus, nit 10 ousemeiner
sSreuoe BON 1eiuen neuen nntertbanen
tmpfonsen tuoroen it,"
Ser anselpro9ene Cardinal blidte
(d9elno our6 oos Gen1ter; Sire, 1aste
er, i'd 1ebe olleroines Saulenee, Die un.
ten ibre Sute gum Yalaite berauf i6men~
fen uno 66re Sen bunoertfdlti9en Subel=
ruf iber bieMn,ue ienbeit Gurer 0faieitdt."
,,Eh bien", fel 9sapoleon eiu> "@ie
werben ou9 in ,ueni9en W}inuten Die
bunoert= uno tau lenbf fa9en Stimmen
b6ren, pel9e 1i@ nit Dem &r0nungs9e<
ldute pereiIigen J"
Ser Cardinal entgegnete {: ~MQeroings
tbeile i'd Die Meinung Gurer Waieltdt>
oa6 in oie|em Wugenblide gang Stalien
fur oen Safer uno &0ni9 Napoleon BE-
eeiltert lit uno i@ freue MIDI oeKen;
Laber ib fann mid in oieiem Momente
oub zines jettlomen @efables ni@t er=
mcbren, ruel9es mid bel oem @eoanten
.rsreiit, mie wanoel6ar oie8oltssunf it,"
Muf Nopoleons @tirne trat cine Galte
unb lein friiber 70 itroblenoes s(ntlib Der<
finlterte V@ - Ser Garoinal aber fubr
| iort in 1einer &eoe: vgntl lduloi9en sic,
@ire, boB i6 .eben in bieiem 9roBen: Mu;
senblide Sbres .beuorifebenoen ,@on8es
aur &r1nung cine 1ol9e MeuEerurg mage
pielei6t mag bielclbe b69it nn5eitis, e.
| lbeincn; ollein Cure Maiefdt :lino> Elm
GROCER W}onn oes@enies uno beg @lQdts
uno einen 1olben t0nnen .meine Morte
nimmer perleben.. lneine 9ut9tmeinten
@orte, nit benen i9 tben nul ia9en min,
oqb Gure Moieitdt 9eraoe iebt oa sic
auf Dem 96bepuntt Sbrer Ma6t uno
S6res @liides, feben ,, am 6ti9iten
iein ipllen unp 'nidt 9lauben ourfen, ,bqb
ale 9oiannd< <&ufe .Del6e BON ba un,,
ten 9erauf eti4apler L aug N benz IS Ser5f'a' 5ta
tommen.'" ..,..t =. ,,,,.,T ~. ,,r>
,,Par, ,Die,u e RIFF Mapoleon, y !: r,,uper
swinat oiels 2eute su illbeln .nnb lire
6ite 5u 1Anenten.> >penn lie rni9t lelbit
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-23
Upon examining the edge of the sharp

Upon examining the edge of the sharp
est razor with microscope, it will appear
fully as broad as the back Of knife
rough uneven and full OF notches and
burrows. An exceedingly small needle
resembles an iron bar; but the sting OF a
bee, seen through the same instrument,
exhibits everywhere the most beautiful
polish, without flaw, blemish or inc
quality, and it ends in point too fine to
be discerned. The threads Of fine lawn
are coarser than the yarn with which ropes
are made for anchors. But silk-worm's
web appears perfectly smooth and shining
and everywhere equal. The smallest dot
that is made with pen appears irregular
and uneven. But the little specks on the
wings or bodies of insects are found to be
the accurate circle.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-23
The Way to Select Seed Wheat,

ONE of the most satisfactory ways OF
obtaining choice seed wheat is to select
the Cleanest and best spot in your wheat
field, where the grain grows most perfect
ly and is most mature. Then harvest and
thresh these portions separately with the
greatest care, and save the seed for SOW
ing. Pursue this course for a number of
years, and you will produce what will
seem to be a new variety of wheat; but it
will only be the same developed and per
fected to higher degree. This operation
for securing good seed will pay in every
department of farming and gardening.
When selecting seed always choose va
riety that has succeeded we'll in soil and
climate similar to your own. Intelligent
neighbors who have raised good wheat
can help much in this matter. 1t is not
well to try new experiments on a large
scale unless one is prepared to isk q con
siderable loss. Accept only that seed
which is perfectly ripe and plump. Let
no man impose on you by saying that
smaller kernels will produce a greater
number of plants from a bushel of seed.
What is wanted is strong, vigorous
growth of wheat plants. This you can
not effect from half grown or shriveled
seed. Never sow any but the clean
est seed. You can tell by examining it
what its condition is. If the seed is good in
other respects, but is foul, clean it your
self. But be sure to have it clean, at all
events. Reject seed that has been kept
damp or has been heated. Seed that suf-
fered either or both of these injuries may
terminate, but it has lost part of its vi
tality and should never be used for seed if
better can possibly be secured. Do not
sow mixed seed on the same ground. Let
the seed of one sowing in the same field
be of one kind alone. You will thus
know what kind You are growing and be
able to compare results with an approach to-
ward accuracy. Ifpossible, never sow seed
which : more than one year or, at most,
two years old. Old seed may terminate
and may not Prudence will suggest that
seed should be used before it has been eX-
posed to decay, to insects, to dampness or
to other injurious agencies. Experience
has taught that some of these are likely to
iniure the kernel if it is kept after the first
wear. The farmer who will select and
prepare his seed wheat according to the
above suggestions will greatly increase the
chances in favor Of having a fine crop
next weary. y. HernM
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-23

BY his first wife, but also in addition there
to a little two year-old girl by the second
wife The latter lady being i'll, the hus-
band advertised for a nurse and house
keeper, which notice reached the eve of
the first wife, and she, in her trouble, went
to the former partner of her heart, told
him of her sad condition and applied for
the position in his household. The hus-
band knew not what to say; but after Civ
ing her ample funds for all immediate
wants asked her to call again at his Office
on the following morning, promising to
consult his wife about the matter in the
meantime.
Promptly, as per agreement, wife No. 1
was on time, as was the husband, and
from there they went to the residence,
where the two wives had their first con-
versation, ending in their agreement for
the first wife to come and accept the va
cant place, which she did, seemingly de
lighted at having peaceful home over
her head, Notwithstanding the very strange
circumstances under which such a shelter
was given. Necessity demanded that the
entire past should be obliterated, and the
new housekeeper treated as any other help;
that she must care for the children-her
own offspring and the other child-the
same as any hired nurse would do; that
she must eat at the second table to care
for her charges. All these things and
even more humility did the poor woman
show, never by sign, word or look exhib-
iting the least evidence of discomfort.
What, however, must have been the
true feelings Of her heart, when
seeing another filling the place that she
had once tried, as she thought, so
hard to fill. The above is from the files
of an old Cincinnati paper, but the sequel,
as told us by one conversant with the
whole facts, is stronger than whatwe have
already narrated When the cholera was
raging in our city in 1866 the second wife
was taken very i'll with it, and being in
formed by the physician that she could
live but few hours at most, as she was
then in a collapsed condition, she asked
that all go out the room excepting her
husband and the housekeeper, when she
told how much she dreaded leaving her
child amongst strangers, and as a dying
wife entreated them both to marry again
The proposition was a strange one, but
both promised, and few months after
ward, when the second wife had been
dead sufficient length of time not to
cause remarks, the two were again mar
ried, brought together after cruel sepa-
ration of SO many years, and we believe
are now living happily together in a cosy
West End Cincinnati Enquirer.