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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-01
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ct. 2cui5!
9iYie Gbombetloin, ein iun9es MtdO<
den bon ~ Sabrcu, oicnt in Der TamiIje
bc8 9trrn Yef an Ser nItcn SoppingtOn
Mon0. 9i;iie bate ben SOnnto9 bel
i6rem%oter, einemSormcr an Ser GlaDton
9uoo uno Sings 9igbwop, brci MejIen
bon ser St0bt, ;ugebrodt unO rift oTl
Wlontog Mioreen bte MoOolOn 9toao emit
lang, mad tent Ycf'i6sn 8eiibtbUm.
Sic muBte unmeit Der 6arm bea %peritOrs
benen Gi6tcr 8u5bD iiber cine tlcine
Bride "reiten; fnum bate lie 0iele poiiirt,
ais lid Elm Mc0cr uuf lbr YferO ~itiirstc,
cS beim 3ii9el paftc, unb lie itlbIt uom
@fer6e iu rciBeu iih bcmiibte. 0os4fGo'
den wtbrte lid uu6 crit, ais bu8 llnges
beucr bon Me9rr ibr nQe &lciOer bonn
9cibe G~ertIIen bate, ianf tic f~raftlo5 pom
Hfcroe berunter mo ipurOe obnno6tig.
Nl8 lie wic0er gu iIb fam, 10 Scr gtrgcr
un0 ibr Hfero Oerlbmunoen.
S'3 idleppte i'd Damn, MIR nit Scben
bcocft, nnd ser g8obnung bc5 9errn
Wti6aeI 8Ieaion, no lie Iiebreid oufges
nommen iuuroe. Sic bcfnm abcr furi
borouf &r0mpfc uno Slieb itunoenl0n9
brluubtlo5, bis ibr 8attr lie ahboltc unb
in einem Mo9en no6 9ouie brodte. Sbr
Yfer0 fam Dor Ser Mobnung res Germ
Ycf nit Sem Sottel inter ocm 2cib on,
mas sic Somilje iibcr ba5 S6ifiol bcs
iungcu Wt06den5 in 9ro6e SeiorQniB
icste. Gcr%ater oc8Ytdo6cn5 eutbedte,
Dap ser 9leger feline Go6tcr ibreS Yor:es
mounais nit $3.50 bcrou6t un0 ibr &C.
matt angetbon bate.
9issje iclbit beidrjeb Sen gtcacr ais
etpa 20 Sabre alt, o 56uB 3ou 9obe,
BON oc!bIiber &upferfarbe nit 9rnBen
Nu0cn, uno ciren; fIeineu Sdnurrbart.
Gr trug elm ROTH uno i6luori 9eitrclfte5
moQcue5 Stno uuo bunflc 9oieu.
Die Nufrtaun9 lbcr oieie neue S6ono-
t6at zines 9te9ers lit in ser 9an3cn hinge
6ung gcoB. Die berittene @olise; lit lett
Montag riIbrig an Der Ar6eit, UNI Spu.
rcn oe3 @erbrcder5 oufjufiuoen.
81. .. SO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-01
@rmdaisnna Ser 1ahrpreiie.

9err Mo9eban, Der bieiiye @sent Der
Nto. Yncific gabn tbeiIte uns nit, baB
er am 8. uno 4. Suli on auc Stationcm,
weldc ni6t iibcr $50 MeiIcn bon bier
e%ntfernt iino Grcuriion Sifets (Siaette
fur Die 9insrno berzSahrt) su elmer uno
elmer %finfteI State nerfuufen miro; GO
Yrosent bcS Observation-Disclosures fir
ole 9insun6 Serfabrt Sbise Sifsts
baben 8iItiofeit bis gum 6. SuIi incIl.s
iihe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-01

-Nm lebten 0onnerstOg paiiirte ein
Meger Sic gSObnung beS Farmers Sau9bn
etiua 20 Mtcilen bon Snolonapoli6 uno
lab 0aB MIR Die 6rau uuo ein tIeiner
3unee su 9aule ici. Scr 9teger iticg ob
uno bcgab ii0 in boS 9oua, hi CT elnen
Nn9riH ouf bje Srou modte wclde mad
p.rsweifeItCr Gegcnlucbr Sem llubolo
unterIoa uno CT feline tbicriiden @eIuite
beirieoigte. Ser feline SunQe bate
inSuiideu ieincn &ater ouf Dem ScIOc
oouon bcno6ridti9t. huB SemonO ielne
Wutter umbrin9e. Oils 9crr &uugbn
nn6 9oule fam, mar oos idwarsc Sdeus
iol bereit5 eutfIobeu, bod mudte CT iid
NIT cinigen NaAbarn iofort CUR SerfoIg'
ung ouf unO fonOen lie Den 8eludten I'M
@efduGuiB Oea beuadbarteu Gounty
pegen Yter6esO icbitabI ei~ugeIpcrrt. 9err
Sou9bn madte 0u8 &erbrc0cu bes
S6mar;en bcfnnnt un0 am oaral t ioI0en.
Ben 9(ben0 nabru ibn ein et>ua 80 Mann
itarfer Mtob aus Dem @sfGngniB unO
biu9cu ibn auf Dem SairpIaBe auf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-01

Gin Snabe i'm Wiffouri
ertrunfeu. Sn @aibington, MfO.,
ertranf Dor eini9en Sagea Der 10 Sabre
alte Sobn oes borti9en MaurerS @aipor
Slider beim Sao.n i'm Mfi1ouri. Ser
Snobe gerietb, 6ur6 Die Str0mun0 Iort'
9erihen, unter Elm 9ol;flOb uno fonnte
ocsbalb tros uIer NnltrenJungen nibt
0erettet meroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-01

s ctroit, Mid., puroe Iegten Spnn
tag bon einem fiirdterliten SOrnNoo
6eimgeiudt, Mtbrcre 9duier wurOen
BON ser @inoboic pelde etma 40 6ub
9urdnleIer bate in Die 90be Q%frilcn
uno nie mieoer Qeieben. 3mci Sinocr
ipu9oer 9et00tet, IS Yerlon iinO i6wcr
ltuo % Ieidt perpUnoct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-01

--9cbttn SamSto8 unO Sonnta9
miitbste in cin;elnen Sbciten be8 Stuates
gfebroSfn, Elm iiirdterIider Srfon. Oo8
StdOtdeu Yalmpro muroe fat gdu;li6
serit0rt. Dis iest bat nan nod nidt
ermittclu f6nncn Oh Bel Ser @atbatropbc
AUDI Meni6eulcben nerIoren 9iuoeu, cod
muroc cine bctrddtIjde 9tE3abl %erwuno'
unQeu fonitatirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-01
ShluB.Q

9frtiS pirt hermit alien Gsncu sesebsn, he
rrh 5rrrrruns an Der Na6Iae res r~ertcrl cu,h
5rtereriG Sc9e ;u MAIDEN batru, che lculpit
raran intereilIrt lInt, Rap her llntrrssi6nrtr i'm
ndditeu lcrmtn Der Yrptate Gpurt i'm Iuaua
1873 uG GrlaubuiF nadiuben perben, feline
S6lubntre6uug mgden su piirfsn une isiu.r
pIlidt;n ais Nabla6Yernalter res ~tflasten Giatn.
tbums rntbrtrn ;a prrrcn.
@einri6 Sdirmcr,
Grrmune Drn Naril Star.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-01

-Nr6 aus gSien miro iiber eineu
Sturm unb sroBe llebcridmemmung Bel
Oftn cemeIoet. 60 melt man BIS ieBt
crmitteln fonnte fins 500 Yerionen um's
9eben 9efommen. Ser Staoen an
SeSiBtbum aDer 9Irt lit ungeheusr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-01
@ert6tlt6e Mnseioen.
Shlus.Nbredlnuno

sfOti; tpire bte.mit allen benrn seseten, nslSt
nod 5orberun9en gu MAIDEN BADEN rhcr ~irnfnrii
babel iuterr6irt iinb rap Der llnterssi6nete i'm
nGhltsu Sermin Der 8asecnabe County Court um
Grlaubni6 einfcmmen pirn, ieine ShluSabl.d.
nung ais Gormuno prn Marit 9luEcrmann,
Marsaret gIuitermaun, SasiS Nuiermann uni
Qruis W. @uitermann ;u MAIDEN unb Ieiutf
pfiGtsn ais SOrmunc eutbOtsn 81 tsresu
SriB Nuitermann
Nprmunt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-01

tbolii9er @rieiter, Slater @obp, bie
NeuBeruug setbon, baB bieier Sdritt
5aloiglt su eruarten lei. Mbl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-01

-Oie Stoot8s Steuer fir 1915 lit Gin
Siiuftcl bon einem Yroscmt, ODER 20
Gents on buu0ert Collars NlleNmcnt.
Die StaatSs SntcreI tniteucr 1T % Gents
am bunbert SoqOy5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-01
g8ert6 ser eduls8iIbung i

Der @ert6 Ser SduIe9jIbung lit
aus Den in Sbio oufgenommenen i%tatilti<
idcn Nngabcu eriidtIi6. Son Scn %er<
ionen, melde ui6t Icien f0nnet, 1T Der
3cbntc Gin 8ettlcr, wGbrenS ouf oiclent@
gen wsIde IcIen f6uueu MIR Gin Settler
ouf le elm 9uuoert fOmmt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-01

-Gr'Saiier ScrOinano [ oOn Setter
reid itarb ON 90. 5. M. 0erleIbe
errei6te Elm glitter bon s.. Sa6ren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-01

-9ebten Sreitos ,purOen in ben Ser.
Staatcn funf 9inri@tun9en boa;osen-
an stuei @eibcn uno brei Nesern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-01
NapieraelD.

SIM Icbten 9ertlt purOe bon &ieIen
bcbouptet OaB bie msitIihen Stoas
ten ibre5 UerbdltniBm6bigeu GurrcncDans
tbciI5 un0ere6tcr Weiie beronbt porben
ieicn, un0 Dap man nur sic n0tbig'n 8es
ieBe ~ erIa1en braude, nm Den Meiten
i'll cen Stou6 gu icBen, fir cincn beSeue
tens oergr0Bertcn 0etrag bon National-
banfnoten &ermtnbung iu fnocn. NuS
sen bonn /. SanuOr bis aIf 0ieien Sag
Ioufenbeu 8criAtcn, ergibt iih, baB bieie
Bcbauptuna ouf elmer S0uidun9 6erubte.
Geit oem 8cgjnn bieie5 SNbre5 ruuroen
Observation-Disclosures gum Setrage bon
"a, 800 900 in llmt0uf gciest unO TGer
$l2, 250, 900 aus Sem Sereebr 3uyilf1e'
soqen. Die Nbnabme an &atiOnnlbdufs
notcn 5ctrGot 6ober inuer6aIb icdS Moz
nateu iiber $3.50, 900. 8On bieier
Summe tOmmcn 81, 10000 ouf Stem
gorf, rcr llcberi6uB cuf sic lucitIihcn
unb fiiHIt6cn Staate II, in bercn Sntcreiie
man beit6noig fir cine Oergr0ber.e Ya.
MISREPRESENTATION o%9itirtc. Son Zen
nlueroinos in Circulation g~eieBten 81
500, 900 fallen ilter 50, 00O, 600 auf Ole
9tcu GnaIono StGaten, Scr cinii9e weit.
.Ii6e Staat, wel6er olucn erbielt, wur
Sbio. 0a i%nbcIeu Die Sermchrung Ser
GircuIotion ser Observation-Disclosures III
Ohio nur S63 900 betrdgt, 10 miro rO>
burh sic ou9cmcine 8cbouptunA, b0B
Der @eIten nit Giu3iebun1 iiberluliigen
YopiergcIocS ii6 beid0iti9t, o%nitutt Sic
NuSgabe bon 9r0Bcren 8etrd9en gu Dtr'
lan9en, mr. weni0 9eonOcrt.
-SnS Gomite SnbperitInoiecr mel
.AtS nit Der llnteriudung bcS MaterialS
un0 ser 0auort bcS @Eicnaocr 3oQ.unO
YoigcbdutcS bcouftra9t mar, bat IN
fcinem Beri6t empfoblen, Dap Scr Sou
eeingeitclt unO bic BIS lcst oufgefubrten
gTnuern mie0er Gb9ctrugcn mcroen, oa
Scr Sooen ouf wcldca ba6lelbe oufge<
fibrt, aus S6lanlmi6idtcn beitebt, oie
gum She'll 10 wei9 ijno buB oaS Seuidt
SllCS OlulllGS DtllSNVl UNI StlSA uhOIlt>
balb;5aj9en 8Obrer Our6 bieietben au
tleiben. Nud 1T ser SueuuSilta Stein,
Ser ais 8aumoteriot benubt wuroe fir
ioI6e 3pefe total unbrou66ar, ga CT,
luic i6ou porbcr bOu SodUeritdn0i8en
erfldrt moroeu, uuter oeu Giupirfuu9 bon
6eu6ti9teit, 9ise unO &aIte oerpit:ert.
Ser geri6t ihIicBt fOlgenbermaben:
vgSenn ieIbit fein SdInmm untcr bent
Gunoomente 9efuuben por6eu pGre. 10
wilrrcn bieicIbeu bod ST idlpad 9erpeien
icin. p 0a ober oieier @6Inmm ga
lit, 10 f6nntea Die SuuOamente nur nit
gang unberbGltnibm6Bigem Soltenoufs
mamie itarf 9enug gcma6t ipcrbcn. 81
Der Stcin lit, nm icinc Sebler ;u 9er-
bergen, 9efift, Oerflebt, permalt woroen
unO tougt, nit ciuem Morte, gar nibtS.
AZ Selblt menn Oie Sunoomcnte gut ma
rcn, 10 iinO bod iueber StOI, nod baS
Mtotcriol bcrartig, Dap oo5 @ebGuNe
itebcn ;u blciben ucrbisnte, uuo Gle foit.
ipieIigen &criude e5 3u erbultcn, milrbeu
Die Sborbcit ieiner Grridtung nur nod
fr6nen."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-08
Common Sense.
From the New York Sun.

From the New York SUM-
A vast amount OF nonsense is writ
ten about the dislike Of the white pop
~ulation Of the South to labor, and
great deal of gratuitous counsel is
uiycn to the citizens of the reconstruct
cd State =, the burden of which is thai
il they wish to prosper they must go in
the fields and do their WI work. The
Chicago Tribune, in IN exceedingly
self-complacent article on this subject,
gravcly says that in the cotton States
"no white man is willing to accept So
cial degradation by working in the
field" when it is n well known fact that
the most productive regions of several
of the cotton States are those in which
the negro population is small, and the
greater portion Of the labor employed
upon the cotton crop is performed by
the whites. or course the effects OF
the slave system cannot be overcome
in a day. and there is a class of men
who having been accustomed to live
without labor, exhibit shlltlcsSncss and
want of energy under the new condi-
tons which govern their life. But the
Southern people rs n mass have shown
great pluck aud energy in adapting
themselves 10 their changed circum-
stances, the hes. evidence of which is
found in the rapid rccuperation OF their
industries and business interests in
thOsc States which have relieved them
selves from the plundcring rule of the
carpetbaggers. If the large landhold-
ers prefer to employ themselves in su-
pc%rintending hired laborcrs instead of
going into the field and doing work
which they can hire negroes to do for
twenty dollars a month or less, we do
not see that they are doing different
from what is done by people who can
afford it all over the world; OF why
should they be lectured Tor conducting
their " business in their own way?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-08

Since the California bubble has
5ursted, the grasshopper devastated
many portions Of the west, and it is
known that the crops of the South are
unprecedented in their abundance, we
have no doubt that there will be more
emigration to the South during the
next twelve months than there has
been during the last ten years. We
hear of Northern men of capital pur-
chasing land at Aberdeen, Miss, and at
Huntsville, Ala. This is q favorable
omen. Let them come Memphis
Appeal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-08

The Union and American, of the
4th inst, says:
"The party of Floridians who passed
through here Friday had with them
10000 watermelons, some of which
weighed fifty pounds, and very few
less than twenty-five pounds. The
melons will reach Chicago to-day as
fresh as when they LEFT Florida. A
very fair margin of profit will be real
lied by the producers, the freight on
each melon being only Is cents. We
notice, too, that Judge Cunningham, OF
Georgia, who has 10000 peach trees
loaded with fruit, not far below Griffin,
has made his first shipment to New
York in %reirigerators Of his own con-
triyance, with every prospect Of rcmu-
nerat;vc prices.
Thus are we of the South beginning
to find out, at last, the true road to
wealth."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-08

"Mr W. j. l.. Holland, editor Of the
Holly Springs Reporter, has been tell
ing the Mississippi Press ASsoc'atIon
What n modern Journalist IS; and he
does it 50 that it would he Impossible
for any but the most experienced ou'
server to distinguish an editor from al
angel" The Small Talker of the Cour-
Ter journal, vino is the author OF the
paragraph quoted above, seems to DC
unaware Of the fact that there are 10
]calitics where angelic editors abound.
| Here in Tennessee, for example, there
are any number Of them whose super
lativc goodness is the subject OF gcncr-
al remark, and compared to which, the
goodness of the good Deacon Smith Is
the blacklist vlllalny. There are l'ors
ley and Dick Bullock and Jno. Bunyah
; Smith, who are scraphs now all butthc
, wings. There are Slater. ACHE
Thomas and Luther McCord, who arc
-, constantly held up by admirlng moth.
ers to the little boys of Giles, Robert
, son and Franklin, rs "pcrlcct examples
t of that holiness the attaining Wherein
4 to rcuuircth an Astounding zeal" There
, are Tom Neal and WcsLDrook, before
whom
"Abaslcd the devil stands
And feels how awful goodness Is, and sees
Virtue in her shape how lovely"
There is Kirby, who walks the streets
Of Chattanooga with sanctlty cXudlng
from every pore and holiness lcglblc III
every lincamcnt. And there IS Gen.
Doak, who, with the certainty in the
future of
"A crown upon his forehead,
A harp within his hand"
~incites by his daily walk and CONVEX.
sation the little boys of GAINESVILLE to
sing,
81 want to be an angel
And with the angels stand
There is no luck Of truly good cdi-
tors in Tennessee, y Small Talkcr.-
Lebanon Herald.
And there is the genial, the gentle,
the giant, "Robt" White, whose very
name is II lullaby to babies in Wilson
$50 amiable, virtuous, and pure, and
good is the man. He is a luminary Of
the first mag-(but that sounds like at
tempting u stale and contemplate
Joke, when in fact the Doctors red
head is not in our mind.) We really
mean only to say that he is a shining
that is to say, confound it--a bril-
liant-or, in other wo,ds, IN angelic
fellow Pulaski Citizen.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-08

SAcayAau, Bscchc|s rjs.. bo"cr,
who has pnid about $4,000 To Ae'p
him in his trial, wouldn't believe Beech
e. guilty even if one were to Iis" from
the grave and assert it, A. q late sHlh
erins at plymouth church, after Beech
a had ~ocrmOnizcd upon the love o. ms
great congregation and blessed item
for stand Dg by lin, Mr., Sbearman
arose aud said.
ole had been for twelve months
lhc victim Of q policy Of silence since
that evening Of tlc 10Th OF Jane, "Ht,'
he had an interview with benjamin !
Trncy. n man who va rs nigh above
Those who attacked him ~ heaven
above earth, since that tImc lhey ""'
zone on until they had won victory
ave, rmphaticaIly, declared the SPEAK
or, and it was Il victory. Referring u
the prosecutions Of the church, he SAT-
ne blessed the Lord for them, and lI'cI
dwelling a moment on the letters o.
Mr.. Bccchcr produced at the late l'l''
he said Let the outside word say
what it would, he lookcd on nose 'cI
tiers as the proudest features OF Beech
cr's case. lie would have consIdcIc'
, him Bccchcr) a cur and q hound II u
, had not expressed pcnitcncc when Il
{ learned he had aIicnatcd u wI'e lro'
her husband, and he would have de'
Missed Bcccllcr had he acted olhcrwls'
lie hoped that they would JON h''h !
c plcdging Mr.. Bcccher their fidelity an
p. God helping him, they would hev'
, leave him, No voice uttered from III
, press or the pulpit could make lhc'
: doubt his word. They would 9
0 through with him to the end, whalrv'
. that might be. To quote from ocT!l
turc, i will 90 where thou goesI' I'
where thou Invest thy people shaIl !
my people, and thy God shal! be n
u cod ! will die when thou dies, ~
W when thoa art buried there shall !
n buried Also"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-08
Tlc Politician.


the Ncw OrIaars Time''!
Iii, neither sinful nor criminal TO be
, uoli,jcian. or an ~onicpAoIdcr, or boi'r
considered, politics, if noLo
profession, is at least Il field in when
Inc greatest abilities should End honor
rblc employment O.iccAolderS are
ucccgsqries Of life, and the mere fact Of
holding an GiIiGc should be the reverse
Of r]rproach, Further we do not DC.
Iiaye that the world is WORSE now than
IL used 10 be-, aud regard the ''praIsci OF
the things that were US Il very tire
sOrIo bore, Bat the politician, MS We
know him, "nycragc,' low. Gcnerlcal'
" speaking, he j, y fraud, a dISappotnt-
mcnL. The canker gets him. and he
ripens rs II apccHled crab instead OF II
high bred pippin. lie has ever delc-
rioraled from the standard OF some
years ago, as statute books and state
debts now, and speeches and ncwspa'
pers then, show, ia this; while HIS
predecessor was the great r%uilIan, he Is
the greater rascal. Consequently, he
is justly amenablc TO tho Seaf''y'"s ~
viewer. ,
Now, having got INN down. ""'
kicked him aitcgwaId, leu Us Pio''I''
with becoming charity, to inquire why
he is such Il naughty beast very
likely the condition OF pubic moran
is responsible Tor u part OF H'9 o''
ness, ... -.
The character oi the pollI'c'an 10 ~
q great measure what the one o, pun
lie sentiment permits 1t 10 DC, "no'
the public is guided by h'Rh mo'"
tone, the public reflects that cohdit'ol
When the moral tone OIL the PnD',c u
questionable the politician u u''''o''
est. Since the first years OF '"c vi"
there has undoubtedly oecn io"ut,"t
Of the standard OF moF"l'Iy' ,"oI
commenced Tie era oil reckless 9,%o'
gambling AMI wild S~pcclIlaI'oh' "''
were eager to be rich. Inc cl'''co' "
making money ny q~ocSt'ohao'' "e
were largely lhcrcasea' "'o"' =,
tracts were let ny inc uo'clhl'I'', "
which fortunes were qnlcNIy anu '''o'
corruptIy m'.ae' Nio"eJ "a' y,
ant. Patriotism ana integrity "'''' -
Il measure, iofGo''cn' III '"e ".' ~
wealth, Inc mama eANG'''e" " :"
classes. SLricI ruIes OF ou9,''cS9 ""'
honor were ioSI S'S'I VI H'''S r w.
scrupuIous advantage was ''N'n' i'
sole effort was 10 Scl inon'y' .''"'
honestly or d'ahonca''y' 10 ~ w. "
wondered 1T ''a' III t''U S'" nuiaa
bic Tor wealth. ll'c Pol'V'c,"" """ N,.
holder iorgo' MS honor wa" nr"
| pcctcd to remain pure "h''c "' IVY"
him was impure; was 1t hoPo' '"'
his standard OF moFa'Ity WAS MN
=. than that OF the pubic, whose sGr'"''
he wasi His dcmora!i"alioi loilo"c'
quickly. 1t manifested itScIi III MI
!, mcrOua dciaICatlOns all over inc cou'
TRY in the great ring frauds u Nr'
York, in the Credit MoblIIcr alIu "a
cite mail brIbcrjc3 in Congress. IL cS
I vcclailV showed itself III lAG c!iaIaClc
| OF the numerous AdVcnlnrcfS WA
spread themselves all over thc oont
for the sake Of spoIIa, and pu'ne
). thcmsclvc, into every available poIil
Il cal position, robbmg without mere
q cycry community into which the
came. The lax condition Of publ
=, sentiment made all these things poss
= bic. We shah not have honest poIil
clans and oricchoIdcrs until We sha
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-08

A corrcsuoudcnC Of the Memphis
Aupeal, writing from fayctteVIllc III
the interest Of the Memphis d hno%'
willie railroad, thus alludcs TO Col. ~
W, Holman, well known to many Of
our citizens
oIfthc counties on the various lines
had many such men AS Coz. y. W.
Holman, OF this place, all the roads
would soon be completed have
never seen Il more enlightened, public.
suiritcd man than he is. Your citizens
all remember him rs the able President
of the Memphis aud Knoxville raIlroao
Convention which met III your Guy la9'
year. lie is u lawyer, IN lull praclIcc
Is prcsidcn, Of the Lincoln Savlngs
Bank, and is largely Interested IN th'
Newcastle coal mines near BlrInihB
ham, Alabama. lie has what 10 con
sidcrcd, and perhaps correctly, inc pes
test Of merit, individual success bii'
he is unlike many men that aIc sue
ccssru,, being at the same time remark
ably liberal and publlc-splrItcd W"
of the one thousand three hnndrct
dollars pad for the survey Of thc Mem
nils and Knoxville road in his county
nc pald himself Two hundred doIlafs
If one half Of the property holders }
Memphis would pay one hall for ia
buildinu Of the road that he did mere
ly ior the survey Of the route IN LIN
coin county, it would be built within
year. lie is the best illustration that
- have ever seen Of tho Divine proVcrb
The liberal soul shall he made tat, Al
he that watcrcth shall be "alcIG
nuuiu'n
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-08

Students will be permitted to enter upon
presentation Of tickets of admission from
The Treasurer.
Deductions made only in cases OF Sick
ness protractcd beyond two weeks.
Board, including washing, lights, lucl'
&C., can be procured ut SlG,WO in town
| About II mile from the Academy board
exclusive Of washing, can be gotten at $40
There are young men Of merit attending
the institution who decrease their cXpen-
scs by renting rooms and preparing thell
own meals. :,
A thorough course of bookkeeping viii
be taught by I. b. Pitts, at the rate OF ~
| urr scsSiOu-lcss than half the usual rate
For further information address
j. l.. BAUGH Treasurer,
iunc3 Winchester, Tenn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-08

The most melancholy results Of the
Becchcr trial are the frequent cards
and anilavits Of Mrs. Tilton, who
having deserted her husband for her
paramour. has been bascly abandoned
by the great Plymouth preacher VINO
has now no mind for any one but HIM
self. The poor victim OF her minis
tcr's lust wrines her hands and cries IN
an agony Of bitter paip, but the flym-
outh pastors people mock at her grleis
and make no effort to cover her Shame
from a dcriding public. They are so
intent upon saving the man who salts
fed his lust Of her that they have no
sympathy for the victim who, though
the primal cause of the trial. the very
cornerstone of the scandal, has been
lost siaht Of i the fearful contest be
tween her husband and her lover Tor
regulations, neither Of which was even
a. 4 rush light to the sun as compared
to hers, Used BY one and abused by
both, the poor little woman has fallen
so low that none are so poor rs 10 &c
her reverence. Hers is the saddcst lo'
of all. and her story cannot fail to eX-
cite the commiseration Of all who car
appreciate her fail--who can think o.
whnt she was and what she has be,
come. She puts Bccchcr TO shame 'oi
his cowardicc in deserving her, and hel
husband for having once condoncd hcl
o%iensc, and when it suited him turn
ing upon her and tralicking upon hcl
disgrace. She is the one lonely figure
Of the dirty drama, anc the only char
actcr in it hat will enlist the pity OF
succeeding generations Mem, APP,
peal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-08

1t is well that a parent should know
the popularity of the pulse OF cacl
child. The pulse of u healthy adult
beats seventy times in II minute, though
good health may he enjoyed with fewer
pulsations. But if the pulse always
exceeds seventy, it indicates disease,
the human machine is working Itself
out, there is fever or Inflammation
somewhere, AMI the body is feeding on
Itself.