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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06
FOUNDATION srnNFs.

Then Frank took his pencil and made
somewhat remarkable o underneath,
against which his aunt wrote the word
obedience, thus:
y, OBEDIENCE.
Now" she said, after explaining
how hard he must try to obey his mother,
asking his Heavenly Father to help him,
'we must have these stones cemented
together with a little mortar, or else
they will fall apart. The mortar must
be Gods word, and we will begin to
learn the first chapter of John, having
Oae verse every week" Accordingly the
words were written, and the book put
away till the next Sabbath evening, hay
ing fist agreed to keep the matter q
seIret between themselves.
There was difference in Franks be-
hayior in this one particular during the
week, and Aunt Eunice resolved to fol-
low out the suggestion which the Lord
had surely given her. The boys faults
were silently noticed, and made the sub
Jet of private conference, instead of
open reprimand; and at the end of
year decided Improvement was visible.
Every month there was q review, and
when failures occurred, the same ''stone"
received another trial. Manners, as well
rs morals, were included in the building,
and whenever Frank forgot himself, as
he did oftentimes, the sound of the letter
from his aunt's lips always recalled him
to some little politeness or trivial duty.
OF course the others saw this my sterious
telegraphing, but wisely kept silence.
For the benefit of mothers who are
so tried to find profitable ways of occu-
plying restless little hearts and brains,
the following page from Franks "stone-
book " is given:
P. PATIENCE.
o. ORDER.
S. d. SELF-DENIAL.
K. KINDNESS.
P. PRAYER.
p. l., PERFECT LESSONS.
w. 4. j. WORK FOR JESUS.
P. POLITE.
Between each one of these, the verse
IN John was written, and on the last
page, when the book was filed, stood
these words.
"Other foundation can no man lay
than that is laid, which is Jesus Christ. /"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06
p. o. Boz 5O7, Rochester, A. Y.

JUST CAUSE FOR BEING ALARMED
When cough has been running for a long
time, and you begin to feel pain setting in
upon your lungs, attended with tightnesf
across the chest it is high time that you should
awaken to the danger of your disease, which il
fast running into fatal consumption. Now, be.
fore it is too late, use Aliens Lung Balsam
which will cure the disease and all will be well
with you. For sale by all medicine dealers. -
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06

There are more than one thousand diff
ferent kinds of pills in the United States. Some
of them are worthless and Injurious others
are good and beneficial. Old DR.. Parsons III
vented the best anti-bilious pill we have ever
heard of. They are now sold under the name
of Parsons PtuyatiUe Pills. Com.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06
When is a small baby like banker
When he is wroth-child.

SAVE YOUR DocToR's BILLs.-When
DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry will cure
coughs, colds, bleeding at the lungs and arrest
the fell destroyer, consumption it does more
than most physicians can do. The use of q
single bottle will satisfy the incredulous that
they need look no further for the required aid.
so cents and 81 DO tie, large bottles much
the cheaper. Com
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06

We understand that the whooping-
cough is quite prevalent in the towns around
US but that no cases have proved fatal. Some
families use nothing but Johnson'S Anodyn,
Linirne,t. Our doctor, however, says a little
ipicac, to produce vomiting, would be an adj
Yantage-COm.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06

ELECTRICITY is L1FE.-All nervous dis
orders, chronic diseases of the chest, head.
liver, stomach, kidneys and blood, aches and
pains, nervous and general debility, ETC.,
quickly cured after drugs fail by wearing Volta
Electric Belts and Bands. Valuable book free
by Volta Belt Co. Cincinnati Ohio. Com.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06

ALI GoNE.-Dan Rice, the circus
clown, has gone. into bankruptcy, owing
debts in every State in the Union, and
something in Canada, and having assets
amounting to $75, all in clothing. Poor
Dams a'cold. y
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06

Premature loss of the hair, which is so
common nowadays, may be entirely prevented
by the use of BiunetCS Cocodine 1t has been
used in thousands Of cases where the hair was
coming out in handouts, and has mover failed
to arrest its decay, and to promote a healthy
and vigorous growth. 1t is at the sSme time
unrivaled as a dressing for the hair.-C Com.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06
The House Yon are Building.

Every boy and girl is making a
house called character, which they will
lave in when they grow mp to be men
and women. The habits they form are
the foundation, and they must use a
great deal Of care here, especially with
the cornerstone.
Frank listened eagerly while Miss
Farnsworth went into further details,
and when she proposed that during the
coming week he should put a little
stone called obedience into his house,
the idea pleased him amazingly. So
the gas was lighted, and small blank
book found, on the first page of which
Aunte Eunice printed in large, clear
letters
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06

Don't skate into air holes. Most of
them are filed with water and are ex-
ceedingly damp ssoa ftt1.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06

A GENTS Chang Chang sells at sight Necessary
N sun. Goods ire . Chang Chang Mfg Co., Boston
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06
YOUNG Folks HISTORY
United States.

- - Day Terms TO Agents free Add'ss H. L. She,
- l ard 4 Co.. Boston, New York, Chicago or St Loui
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06
Datent Novelties. Largest Stationery Package In
L the World. FELTON, 4 CO., 10 Nassau St., N. Y.

nnn o6nn A Week and expenses to all. Articles
Nil ESY pew staple IS aqgE; sample free g; NJ.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-10

beueniI6e @rense fibren. Gar piel IL
BON ben 3wst aus naticnalem Capital
;u ertauenben G%ilenbobuen eerepet
lrrrb:n, pom penen bic cine tas Snners
hes pelOppnnelcs cem 6anrel erlGlies
FEN, bic ancere bis YatrOS ssben fol-.
sic Itno bis gum beutiaen Gage pro<
jefte aeblieben. Inter iOl6en umtdns
ben ma@t es einen gar wiperli6en
Ginerud, e.: 0anb, zen, bic srien Sez
rin9un9en moterteuen une seifi9en
@ereibsnS feblen, in brbpcIitil6en
&dmpfen uno Sr1mpfen ii6 aufreiben,
eurd pte giferlu6t unp ne periDnli6en
Streitieteiten eepi6snlcisr Yarteifdbs
rer cem NieperSanse Gem enpll9en
Ruin sutreitsn gu leben.
l1sber ete esaenpdrtiBe Situatien in
@rieaenIane pirr rer "S6lel. 3ts."
oeI6rteben: uDa5 Minilferium lrifuz
pis reeiert rpentaer rapital. als man
erpartet bate. aQerpinsS bate es cine
Wenee 8eamte %entIalen unp pur9
ancere erltst, rod 1T ptels Wabreeel
eapurb eebrten, coe BIZ abseieyten 6ers
rem ii6 iepeiseit bel ren Wablumtrsiben
fart cpmprpmittirten unb risS aud isBt
nt6t laIsn wIrren, no &esisruness
Ganpipoten nidt aufsefsut, Minihsr>
@anptpaten ni1t eeculcet pscen. Die
0ife Der neuen Yrdfecten TT pom &6nis
9enebmi9t Uorpen. Gin amtli1es
Scurnal Serludte pieler Gage, Die
Na6rI9t Gber pie ftatt9efunrene Inter
reruna pesa5nipS nit pemt mittlerpeile
mad Stambul absereistsn Gonpurtotis
;u rsmentiren. Sn Der nd6fen Numz
mer fab 16 ras betrefsnpe &esierunsss
organ senStbist leiu Dement, islbf 3u
rementiren, tnesm es mittbetlte, ras
jene untsrreeuns alercinss ftattsefuns
ben, cod fGnne ii@> aDnis 9sorsius
unmDslt6 sedueert baben, er fei Der
9riedt6en 8rCne miipe; man r fese
nt6t 10 let6t cine Srone au3useben.
8ie Uents ben 8erbdltni1en su trauen
1T, psutet rie Nnweienbeit pon pier ruff
ftf6sn ariessl6ifen in ben bieiisen@es
wd6ern an. @te perlautet 1T Der So
nistn Olga felt cen leBten tumultuarts
16en Seenen Der Nufentbalt in 5suas
oerIeiret. Na6ri1ten BON BEN 1pnts
l&en Snfein lpreden li6 ftbr psiimis
fttfd iiber bic nd6ae 3utunft @risGsns
lambs aus, uno man beoauert, aseen
bic sereeeIten 8erbdltnt7e ensltlaer
5errl6aft bic f~OrtwdbreuO ps6lelnpsn
traurisen srie&tl&en 3utdnpe einse<
taul4t III baben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-10

@eti, bte Stunoe Der Treibeit miro fdl
uns Aue i9la9en. Nur aebcft"
Gr bate erregt unp beaeifert ee1pros
den. 70 tab seUnore fat unwidfarliG
ete Nussn aufl&lus uno Ie auf Dem
0eit6te ibres @aters ruben lief. Nber
IN pteien Musen sldnste cine Ibrdne,
rrte fraseno i@auten fe ZEN @ater an.
sic oa@te nod immm an bic GrIdets
aurs, an cas peibe @ewane, an bic
i9auerlt6e Stimme. gle bdtte 70 oer>
ne BON ibrem Batter Nuffldrune iber
pas @ebeimniB erbalten, Don ben, er
bod Cfenbar mebr wubte, aIs er Iaaen
wOute. Sie fam mad unb ba9te an
BIT frdberen 3etten suriid. Sie lclbt
mar omar ME 3euse irsenp elmer Grz
lGetnuns i'm SdlOfie sewelen, aber an,
rere ppllten cine lpl9e 19on III piebers
bolten Malen bemerft baben.
2eonpre rief fG bic pesfaQfaen
aeuBsruneen ibres 0aters ins @epd9ts
mtg surGf, aQetn es rDQte ibr ni6t ae>
lin9en, benz 0trrpnrr Don @eoanfen
unp @rtnneruneen Die in tbr auffie,
gen, cine fefte GetaIt pper einen ff6s
ern Nnbaltepuntt gu seben.
~A6> wte fdbn es orauBen it,, (aas
te plSBlt6 hilbert, als bic urtereebenpe
SOnne rofiB fi@ uuf rem Gsnifsrn mall
tie. ~Scuen wir ni9t Elm tpenig in
ben @arten seben?"
San; wie ubne NbiiGt that er ben
Vprl9las, aIetn I'M Stiuen bottle er
eben BON Der 5errIiben Natur 3erfreus
uns fir 0ecnOre. Nu6 Der @raf ers
rtetb tss Sinslinss Nbi9t uno
ittmmte ibm frpb bel.
9Iet6 parauf siussn aue Dret bins
unter, uac senc6en auf einem Gunp>
gauge pur6 ben @arf, Der I1 BON prei
Setten an ben S6lOBsartsn Isbnte unp
nit elmer boben Mauer rtnesumber
un1eeben mar, bic aum1lis f1 berabs
%lenfenpe Rable Der D1mmsruna, bic
Dem betben ausuftase fpIste.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-10
UeutIlft0n n.
in Summer.

Ter Sag III i&pIl unS @rlten sisb'n
S&warssrau am &anb Der 8eree bin
Sept iaSsa Is i& Nib unb sraus
llno brsiteu i& AM 5tmmel aus.
Yalb brtGt Der 9lis aus ibrem S&ppB
Sa rOtben GeuerfrSmen lps;
Der Bonner roat, Cd braust Der 9turnt,
Der Sim ertsbt, IS filrst Der 5burm.
Dct fst i'm Sturme itebt Der Mann,
Wenn aud Der Big i'm trefsn fam
er blidt bon 8Iarbeit bimmeIwGrts,
llnS bsiI'sss Staunen fibIt lsin Sers.
limb wtnn ras Bsttsr ii& selest
llnb ales 0ebsn fri@ ii9 rsst,
SIM Scnnenli9te 8Ni6 unb Baum
Gid l9ltteln, rie mad i6merem Graum
Glenn Aaes fattar fat sereift,
Bsnn Sesen i& auf Sessn bGuft;
Damn ipri&t Der Mann nit Prominent 1utt
Der 9srr 1T aud i'm @turme gut!
s. s. .Nettbarb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-10
2ebems SbtHiale
elmer
Qolfn @Qmilie
Sine Gr;dblung.
(5urtleBung.)

gilbert erbat unp erIanete beim Sou
rerneur cine Nupien;. @aein tauu
bate bel r aus per erlen Worte1 emit
rommen, no gilbert binaus wcute, al.
er tbm polternp ins Wort Fel. Ab
idtlia perIeBte unp frdntte er penBitt
teller. Den Stanp reS iunsen Gcel
nnanns o%cafdnois tsnOrirenp, mics e.
otelen tn elmer 10 niepertrd6tfeen, ia se.
meinen Weiie ob, pas Secermanr ietl
Blut tns @eiidt sstrteben aefiblt bat
te. Goa 8itterfeit unp @ram i'm Ser.
gen febrte Der jun5e panomsfy beim
um cine Gnttdul9ung rei1er. Sit
berber S@mers rur6;udte fetne Seele
als CT f4 Die i'd 6nen 5pfnunsen ins
@ecd9tni6 ;urifrief NIT benei, Ct III
Nstle ansetreten bate, fe tpavn ii
Sbaum 3erronnen. Das Blut fo1te II
leinen Acern, penn ct rBel9dmune ii
Demdtbi9uns seoa@te, bie ct f1 Dot
stnem rOben Guilen tatte eefaQen LAT.
fen mifen. Stdrtsr renr ie erma&t
rpieoer in ietner Bruf Der In filler
Stunpen 10 serne sendbrte Iraurn, 90.
len fret gu isbsn. 5eilig 11wur er
loQte bic SriessfuGsl pes Treibeitsfam
pies nod einmal auforcern, als Gr.
fer tn Die &eiben Der Streiter einsu,
treter.
5eute nun, an Dem Sage ea unlere
Gr3dbluns besinnt, bate gilbert raa
traurise 8siultut ietnsr 8emabuneeu
cenen m~itsetbeiIt ole er 70 innis liebte,
an eenen Ieln 5srs NIT Der sansen 8ez
g%etiteruns Der Jusenp bling.
Der @raf. Ger bon Nlberts plane ees
pust bate, fab feline IsBte 5ofnune
ssrtrammert. 8ar rtsielbe aud nur
ssrtns eepefen, 70 flammert f6 ia bod
Ger unslaflide, wte etn @rtrtnfenper
an einen StrObbalm an, Don ben, er
&ettuns erpartet. Die 8irfuns rer
Na3rt9t bic Der Singing bra1te,
muete, pte es ntdt anpers su erparten
mar, etne nieperl9mstternpe fein, unp
ite mar es au9, pie mir vben laben, In
Wi,fli6feit. Sic prsste ni6t allen
Der 3arten unp tpeitli1en Natur 2eps
nprens, nein, preBte iosar Wdnnern,
Don bsnen Der cine bic Sbule peS
Saidlals, pie faum Elm 3weiter pur1>
9enaht bate, Der anpere, Obl1on Elm
Singing, penno6 ben Wntb uns
Gbarafter zines Mannss belae, cie
bitterfen Ibrdnen pes SGmsrses aus.
SO mar etne trauriss Scens, rie ets
neg Walers wircis sewelsn mare. Gin
it9 Dem 0rabe tdsli6 ndbernper 9reia
-peinenp, wie elm Sinp 9scnprs
l9lu6;enD uno cod bittenp bel, @ater
umf1lieBsnc, unp enpltd gilbert, OBJ
istts BON Der Wruppe ftebenp, unc mil
Der 5anp feline Aueen bepedsnp, I'M
Die Anceren feline lbtdnen, pie bod un,
aufbaltiam unp l6msr3ll6 ieine Wans
gen benebten, nt6t leben ;u lafen
Wabrli&, Elm ribrenpes Bib!
hilbert rrar es, Ger ith suerf faBte.
"WO3u", NIT riefen 0prten untsr
bra1 er cas Sdpeieen, oppsu erimel
mir uns uua Dinse, pie fiG cod, me
rt9tters fir ben &ugenblif ni1t an:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-10

ROm, 6. 9uni. = Grit ldnoer aIs
a&t Iasen rpeilt bic SSniein > Mutter
3olspbtne pom S9wepen in un1erer
Staot. CSUlepbine Warimiliane GU
genie, seb. IA. Ndrs 1907, lo&ter res
6er3ces Guaen BON 9euttenbera, Der,
rldblt nit Ssfar l. pom SGwepen am
%. Wai 1923, @ittwe felt 8. Suli
1889 Cine peutlae prinselin unit
BON Sinebeit an cine treu ereebene
1o6ter Der fatboliiden Rir&e, bat fe
mitten in einem protefantilGen sanre,
pte es S6wepen nod Bis auf pielen
Gag 1T, fir tbre relisi5ie usberssueune
unc bic Snterehen unlerer 81. Stride
mad beffen Sraften eewirtt, unb renn
sesenwdrtis in Stpdbolm Elm appfplis
l@er Gicar reicirt, uno neben ibm meb<
rere anpere ausse3ei6nete priefsr ibre
lesensreide 8irflamfeit uneeftSrt ents
falten cirfsn, 70 TT BAG pelentli9 ibr
Berf uno iDr 8srptsnf. Sbre iebiae
&eiie mad &om 1T elm neuer Bepeis
ibrer tief relisiSlsn @ednnuns. 1erer
Die Sabre, nod bic tpeite @%ntfernuna,
nod Die ttalieniide ScmmsrbiBe baben
lie absebalten ; chen 70 wenis etc psliz
eaten, peinIi6en @erbdItniGe, eenen fe
als SDnisin in Der BON @ictcr Gmmaz
nuel c~ccupirten Stapt Der pdplte ente
sesen8ins. Ste wOlte bas Subildum
in &Om eertnnen, Dem Stattbalter
Gbrift ibre 5ulpisune r%arbrinsen, ibr
5er3 an ben Detlistbimern an cen srcs
Ben tir6lt&en G%rinnerunsen erbeben
uno erbauen, urp pa fannie iie peper
perISnli&e nod hiplO mattl@e @idfd,
ten une Seosnfen. Die erlaudte 6rau
ipuroe pom 81. Batter auf bas ber;li9ft
uro ebrsnSOaRe %empfanssn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-10
neber Bic Qtrbetter Nerb6lt
Mite.

Die iOrtale Nrbeitsrfraee, rel9e ean,
europa beunrubiet unD eee'nwGrtio
ou@ in NOrr> Nmerifa cine GronilGe
&rantbeit ;u rperpen brobt Serpient cine
9rSsere 8ea@tuna. als tbr sesenrdytie
;u She'll miro. Die bisberiee Wariz
me ess Sid eeben la0sns" 1T fir
cas Staatsleben unp fir bic inpufrts
ellen 3ufdnpe su eefdbrli9, UNI ni6t
r%erlaien ;u rpercen. Sc w1re pober
b%rineenp gu wini9sn, pab bic Sinitias
tiue in Der f~Octalen Graee Don Der DiIs
ienf@aft Der poIitildenO efonomte lowte
pom Staatscpmmtlfonen competenter
SaGUerfdnpiser aussinse uno erinp
lid beleudtet piree, pamit fe ntdt BON
Der @sr;wetFuns uno Notb, fopie BON
Der @dbruns ces Safes uno pilDsr
Wutb Der arbetiencen Slahsn srsrifsn
ptrb.
Bie firsIi9 Der Strife" her Nrbeis
ter Der Ntencare @ilenbabn @ompaents
in ENGLAND ni6t rur einen 0erlut Don
mebreren Wiuionen Dollars an Nrs
%beitslSbnen, lonpern aud ben Banfes
rot Der eenannten Gilencompasnie unc
mebrere anpere @slddfts> unp Bants
bduier uerurladt Bat ebenlo bat aud
bter, tn ben SOblenmtnsn psnniylpas
MEMS Der Strife" Der Soblenarbeitsr,
wel6er 6 Wonate pdbrte unp ft9 bic
;ur 3abI pon 100000 Mrteitern aus>
pebnte, rem @emeinneIen ei1en uner>
bDrten Sdabep iUwie Zen Mrbeitern
lelbt einen 8erIuf pom mebreren Drill
iicnen an arbeitsI5bnen 3ussfist. Sn
Der Veurtbeilune res lebteren NuSfans
bes bat f6 Die prefe unp Die Sfents
.lide Meinuns eeasn bic Nrbeiter ents
.lhieeen, tbeils neil eielrbettsr fth Diel<
fa@ey @rceie unp lOsar &erbre@en ees
gen Weni@enleben IGulpie eema1t,
tbstlS wetI bic dussrf ptGttse Nrbeis
TERRACE entpeper sar nt1t pper rur
iebr Oberfd&li@ BON Der prs1e ssrpurs
pist miro.
Der Ausfanr Der Nrbeiter bate
feline Sere&tisune, tenn Die ver1aieres
men SobIenccmpusnisn btlrsn Elm afps
citrtes WOnOuOl uno ino suslei& 81.
~aentbImer Der GiIenbabnen, lrelde bic
8oblen mad benz 5fentli6en Morfte
%transpOrtirsn fe i6ruuben bic Sob,
lsnpreils auf oas 6Shife binnuf uno
repusiren raaesen bic &rbeitslStne auf
eas STADIUM pes 0erbunserns. Die
Arbsitsr babsa ibre GrlparntFe aufse>
sebrt, ibre S6bne, bic fi6 nuf MiliOnen
%beIuufsn, einesbist unp in GOIse res
ancauernben Wdlfiseanees @ewUbns
beiten anSencmmen, oeren rercerblt9e
@irfuneen i6 tn Wpro, @ewalt unr
Gisentbums : @erleBuns pf,ntart bas
ben. 70 pa6 Der StaatsspuYerneur bic
StuatsmtIia aufbieten muete> uui 0eben
uno 'Gisentbum 3u i5iBen. Die Mrs
6sttsebsr babsn lecO@, trOB ibrer srOsen
Werlufe, trcB ben lebsrl1wemmun9en
tbrer S%Cblenminen unp onperer imnenS
ten Sel&acisunsen. burGaus ni6t
tla@9e9eben, fe bltebsn, NIT Nusnabs
me elmer 9erinsen prOsent> grbDbuna,
bet tbretl 5unsersldBen feben, wel@en
f@ enolt@ bic Arbeiter fiisen mueten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-10

Die Gbt6t @lbert5, peI9e bisiet
beete, ul6 er einen Spastereans In Der
i65net abenpltden Natur pprl&lue,
mar erret@t. Gas 1bema Der Inter
baltune bilpeten Die manniefadfen
0esenfdnpe, pelde Die @ufmertlamfeit
9sCnorsns auf f6 spseu urp ibren &C.
canfen cine 9ans anpere &ihtune az
ben. <ert ermanseIte nt6t, NIT Der
san3e1 Sraft iefne5 unterbaltunesta>
lentes, bas ibm su @ebpte ftanb, tas
@eiprd6 eeb5ris In Glue 3u balten,
uno oiegrtnneruns an iene rdtble!bafte
gri6einuns niht wisrer in 2eonpre
auftau4en 3u la6en.
q Nadpem man ii1 I'm @arten unb
part binldnslt6 ersansen Bate, lief
man fd AM 9ieblinssplds6en BET Gas
Mile nteper. SO mar pieles cine etds
ne 9aube, an Der ld5neS 1Iineoepddle
iippte empprwudsrten, beren Blumea>
pOloen etnen f6tli6en Duff perbreites
ten. 6eimli6 unp fill mar es bort TN
eraltsen @runoe. unten n1mpfte Der
Sdatten Der lrauerei1en pas 2i9t Der
unter9ebencen Sonne, unb r,ur bier
uno pa blidte etn Beet leu9tencer 9ers
bene1 aus benz tunfeln Grin unp 1oa
pte lebten eliibencen Strablen Elm. 1
Der Iuspruf Der Trauer unc BEG
GntisBens, Der oOrbin auf allen Sc
f4tern f@ auseeprdst bate, trar ees
tptden. Namentli1 i1ten Der @raf
tnlofern 60 BET feiner Sage mbeliG mar,
siemlid better 3u iein. Gilbert freute
ft6 baribsr um 10 rnebr, als ct Don
2epnoren porncmmen bate, pte wdbs
renp feiner Nbwelenbeit unbeeren,te
Sdwermutb auf Dem Batter aelafet
babe, aus peI&sr ielbf fe Jpn ni9t
bate aufrihten fDnnen -.
Naein oumdlig besann bic 1nterbals
tuns einf6rmtser ;u weroen. Bie lebr
Der Singing fi6 aud bemiben moGte,
1eue Ebemata auf6 lapet III brins
gen, es wOQte ibm niat re9t eamit
slGfen....
S6pn firhtete sr, rte Gincrife Der
0orfdue ceS Ssrsaneenen Eaees MOD.
ten fth pisoer NIT genalt eelteno ma,
6en-ca eridisn, ME serufen, elm Die
ter, Der Die 3eituna brahte. NQein
pie fr6bli6 albert aud lein grl6einen
beBrieen modte, 70 tau9te TIM nGmIi>
den @ueenblif cine onpere 8efIr6s
tuns in tbm duf. Das glatt bate
ndmlid in Ger lesten Belt rerl6iepene
Artifel dber Wilbelm, ibsr lein ppreebs
li6es 8erbre6sn unp feline Glu1t ents
jecesmal paren Die Wuns
cen, bic in pes @rafen ME 2ecnorens
6er3ens nod INNER bluteten, NIT err
neuerter @tauiamfeit aufssri6en NOR
Den. Die ndmli6en BefirGtuneen,
rte gilbert fe beate, wureen aud 1ofort
bel Batter unp Iohter mad. Damn
baifis purdFc Grltsrer ras 8latt,
wdbyenp res W,dpdens Auae ppu
Spannuns an Dem Batter bine. &bct
Die Gur6t mar unsesrdnpet. @ufatbs
memo l6Ob Der 8raf pie 3eituns Dem
5insltns ;u, unp f~orperte i'm NIT sis
mem Wtnts auf, Die mi6iisiten Neuies
teitet Scrsulelen. Gen fraeenpenS Bid,
Gen Sepncre nod INNER auf Jpn esri6
tet belt, beantporttte er nit zen nsnis
gen 0orten sci rubis 8ino Ntbts
pom @ilbelm"-unp 9srnore mar rus
big.
Nber ni6t lanee rausrte eisie Rube;
eenn balp bcrhien 0ater unp lD6ter
NIT ans balteafm Atbem uno Gem Aus.
bruf u rerfennbarer nnrube Der reinen
meiceil1en Stimme pes SineIinas,
pel1er, rem ftummen @ints ces Sra
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-10
Get ganm.

Cab einen gaum i'm 2ense,
Wte mar er bliitbsnpetB
CAB Jpn NIT 6ru9t i'm 5erbbfs
Wte bog fi@ jepes &eis
Die MtaiOnen ylitben,
Dte bah i'd ni9t sssablt;
Die 8ru&t in penis aDrbe
Gar lei9t rarb eirsefelt.
Die Susenb 1T Der YlGne,
Der 8ani@s Griblirssseit
8te Sisle treibsn 8litbsn ?
Wte Siele 6ru&t sebeibt g
SOiepb Mmaer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-10

S@peis. Die neuprOtefantiids
SYnoce in Slten bat am IA. Stunt
ben Antras auf etne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oerfa1ur9 NIT grocer Majorttdt anses
nonnner une nte @abl zines 19weises
rtlHen gtl9Ofs auf ndGfen 5erbf
Serta8t. SINNER wetter pom Rout
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-01-13

The daughter of DeSonza Cabral was
recently married at Dismentind, Brazil,
to Kentuckian named 1hrockmorton.
and some idea of the granduer of the
initials may be formed from the following:
The room where the pair were made one
flesh was decorated upon the walls
with full blown white Camelias, with a
diamond in the centre of each to counter.
felt dewdrop. The avenue from the
mansion to the railway station, a quarter
ofa mile long, was one arch of roses, and
underfoot wcrc;cumels hair shawls.
The brid9 wore necklace composed of
80. the largest diamonds in the world,
the cost of which was s116,8Oo, o,0OO.
Amongst other presents :she received a
dinner set of solid gold, comprising $50
pieces, bearing the monogram of the par
ties in diamond, the cost Of sthe whole
being LOCO, ,000-also steamship, ST.
100000 in drafts on banks Of England.
and a residence at ievery capital in the
world. Quite n comfortable sct-out-
Correspondence Albany Ecening Journal.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-01-13
Gardening.

8 nee ,he estah'ishm ept of regular lines
Of steam -rs between Port Royal and New
York and Baltimore, we would suggest
% The enterprise of skilled truck farmers,
and market gardeners, the extraordinor,
Inducements that are offered in this VIC
My for engaging in vegetable farming.
The country around Port Royal Ciiy 3
well adapted TO subdivi, on mo thou-
sands of small farms, and capable o. The
highest and most thorough cultivation.
Ifthe emigration which is takiug ace
f'om the interior of the State to Te Us
would turn it's attention in this di-ec, on
it would find quite as mar if not g:r,.
.er advantages offered on the rich q, u, a
so:l of tho sea coast OF their own Stas &c
for recupera:iug their % ne, ss a'e >
.be found in the VI one ar Sta.c".
Sererol planters i'll the neighbo hood
who made shipments last year wee %
well pleased with the returns tnat the,
are making arrangement to embc k hea.
v:e- m The busines, this gear. Pot.toe3
hipped early from Port Royal last Years
reaiizl d SIX dollars barrel. Cot. t.on
planting ij nowl,rc in comparison OF
prJfi.s.