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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-11
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-11
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Die 3esieruuess @Ommi6ton, pslGe
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weroen, r,e unterwltfsen. Sic wur@
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rer su psrpsn, pab le G6 aud elmer
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faatn mullen. Wsbrere Ger anse(eben.
fen Stdmme babsn eingewiQtgt mad
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asu III }6ifen, oamtt bisle bic rprtigeu
ednpereien bsllaitDen uno raribsr be-
ridtsn, ub cine uebsrieceluns eortbiu
Den Stour sutrdaliG fstn wdroe.
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bereits ouf ibrer &eiis tesriHsn. St'
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-11
GarbimaI z. Mntpneui.

Die fGCn felt MCaaten lout seuOreenen
9sflr&tansen baben ttre traurias 8endtis.
uAs eefunben. Sim Dtentas mslbete Der
Geteerasb aus &om ben Sob bes Cardinals
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bieler felbf burG feline emtnente 8seabuns
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slet& SGlansen i3tfaten, febt antcnelt
ea ebenburtis ben srDBten Staatsmdnnern
oner 2dnber, iusnn aud nur ais befHeibener
Dttner bes Gsfansenen TIM @attcan. Sol
ssnbes III etne turse Stisss iter ben eebens-
1auf bes straightforward.
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1906 81 SUnntnO an Der neap0litantlGen
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tenn, aber I'm 9au fe Der 3eit psrarmten Sc.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-11

Gbteagc.l. NoY. l1eter etnen Stee
bes Generat @ttes lber 5ittinsl Bun mel
bet Elm tm ttefBen uailttdrtiten 6auptauar.
tier etn~eelaufsnes unb an General Sbertban
In @aibtnstcn, iterntttettes Seleeramnt
Tcl9enbes
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(Gtnsefanbt.)
Sf. Sobn's COLLEGE ben ]
5. Nop. 1876
Oie Marianiidbe gpsalitdt,

Sic Martaniiebe Gpoalitdt,
rel&e in unierm ltsben COLLEGE betebL
feierls an benz loeben se,ao6ensn 8efe
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standardization 9errn Abt bterlslsEt Der
0naren, 8Ortbeils, pripiIeSisn unc
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re1 8orte jeneS 0etbItebes Ger Was
rtanil9sn Congregation einRtmmen:
@ir Tub, Maria, nun,
Sinb fir uub fit bic Detaen,
Dep epissr !3euse ft
Der teutise i&Tne Sag,
$40 pir bon Detner 9aub,
Der bclber, lilienreinen.
Gmpfnsen freubis fOI3
TfH heiIiaen HftterlhIaa.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-07-13
Helena, Montana, Thursday, July 13, 1876.

golden opportunity, and how diligently she
improved it. Laying aside the embrOideries
on which she had intended to spend so much
time, she spent all her leisure time in reading
the choice volumes which were discussed in
the evening conversations, to renewing her
| acquaintance with the classics she and Frank
had read together. and to writing him long
letters full of wifely sympathy in his labors
and successes, of comment on the books
which occupied her thoughts, and of antici-
pations OF the happy associations they would
have when she got home again.
TO Mr. Merwin the occasional Sabbaths he
spent with Mary in Vermont seemed like
Gases in the desert. Together, as in the days
of their courtship and early marriage, with
little to interrupt, they slipped back into the
old easy interchange of thought and feeling
which clothed those bright days with sun.
shine and joy. Mary could not rest until she
had told her husband all her heart, and how
she longed to be to him all that wife could
be, keeping step with HIM in his intellectual
growth, as well rs shining in the honors
which ii brought him.
ado you remember" she said, ''the letter
in which you asked me to be your wife? l
committed it to memory at the time, and since
have been here it has all come back to me,
especially the passage, you would be CON-
panion for me. We could spend our evenings
in beautiful readings, in mutual communings
with the master spirits of the world We
will spend them SO when we get home, won't
we?'
And they did. Whatever annoyances came
to Mrs. Mcrwin in the management of her
household, or to Mr. Merwin in the conduct
of his business during the day, was not per-
mitted to mar the cheerfulness of .heir even
ing reunions. When he came home ex-
hausted by unusual labors, the quick eye of
his wife read in his face and manner the
need of his spirit, and by reason of her per-
feet sympathy with him, she knew just how
to soothc and to restore him. Or, if he found
her depressed and weary on his return, he,
too, extended the hand of ready sympathy,
gentle forbearance and CHEEKY words The
club was forgotten for the fireside; the cro-
chet and embroidery needle were forgotten,
and yet the children grew as fast, were as
rosy and gay us when their loving mother ar
rayed them in garments covered with choice
needlcwork. Though silver began to mingle
with Mrs Merwin's chestnut tresses, and
crow-fcet traced themselves on face no
longer young, Mr.. Merwin declared that
every year but added to her personal charms,
and made her thousand fold more dear to
him than ever. And thus, like the asymp-
tote lines, ever approaching, never to meet,
they are going hand in hand to where, though
there may be a brief parting, they shall live
and love forevermore. chronological Jour-
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-07-13
WON AGAIN.
CHAPTER /.

A very cozy sitting-room it was that Franl
Mcrwin entered as he returned from q long
and wcarisOme day in the law office. A sOt,
glow was diffused from fire of sea coal in
the CRATE; the cat lay doing on the rug, anC
the littul CLEAN of the freight flashed on q
bookcase well filled with elegantly bound vol.
umcs, on blooming camelia partially veiled
by the heavy lace window curtains, on choice
pictures suspended from the walls, on hand
sOmes tutfed easy chairs, and ever now and then
disclosed, resting in shadow, a child's shoe,
that lay in one corner on the Brussels carpet.
Near the crate, was drawn up the lounge,
with Franks dressing gown thrown over it,
and his embroidered slippers just peeping
from beneath
This looks like comfort" said Frank, as
he put on the gown, thrust his feet into the
slippers, and threw himself on the lounge in
rcsttul attitude. Il wonder where Mary
is?"
At this moment Mrs. Mirwin entered, with
the lamp in her hand, and found Frank en-
joyinS the quiet freight.
''Why, Frank, she exclaimed, "when did
you come in? didn't hear yOu;' and plac-
ing the lamp on the table she sat down beside
him.
Only u moment ago, he said, "but its
so pleasant to get home and rest. Is dinner
ready? I'm very hungry"
Just then the linklng bell announced din
ncr, and they were presently seated at the
table, Minnie, the little two year-old, was al
ready in her high chair, and no sooner did
her mother appear than she began, "Tato,
tato, bread, milk, butter"
A shade passed over Franks face, but he
said nothing as he helped Mrs. Merwin, and
Mollie, and Henry, and Willie to the roast
bal. H., ,,,;, Is,
Minnie was still, but as soon as her eye rested
on any dish She had not seen before she be-
gan, Cake cake, 1aisins, sugar." and moth
ing else could be heard Mrs. Merwn, in
tent on stopping her clamor, gave no atten-
ton to any one else at the table. Frank drew
long breath, and said in an undertone, as if
to himself.
q do wish she could eat before we do,
and he asleep when come home"
In response to this, Mrs. Merwin said, in a
pct.ing tone, to Minnie. little darling
doesn't want to eat all alone, and 60 to bed
fore papa comes, does she z"
The other children were all over four years
old, and had been trained in table manners
by their father SO we'll that their presence was
no annoyance; but this little Minnie he
couldn't manage, and cunning and pretty
though she was, she was real torment to
her father when he came home worn and
tired with the business of the day.
AT last the dinner was over, and the baby
put to bed to Franks great relief "Now l
can talk with Mary" said he to himself, and
forget the fatigues and cares of the day
and he went to his overcoat and drew from its
pocket the last new mag zine to show her
when she came in.
Entering with work basket in her hand,
Mrs Merwin began: "Such time, Frank,
as I've had to-day; wouldn't tell you before
you looked SO tired but Bridget went off
this morning to see sick cousin, and did not
get back until dinner was ready, so that had
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-07-13

DENVER, July 1.-Returns thus far received
show that the proposed State Constitution has
been ratified by an overwhelming majority.
The city polled its full vote, and gives 5000
majority for the ratification. The day was
..ea.ea oy al glasses as ;onoay, s'oaes res anu
elusive attention given to the election. Col
orado will vote for President this year.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-07-13
FROM OUR TRAVELLING AGENT.
SALMON CITY, (Idaho,) June 2S, 1876.

SALMON CRY, (Idaho,) June Is, 1876.
Salmon City is the end of the road, ant
from there to Leesburg is sixteen miles by
trail eight up hill and eight down. The
bridge across Salmon river is gone, and the
traveller must cross in a small boat. and then
foot it or ''rustle" for horse. was forum.
ate in procuring one from Mcssrs. Crane
g. Hill, who are ranching and running pack
train from Salmon City to Leesburg, and the
| mines surrounding.
The mines around Leesburg promise to
| yield we'll this season, but as the miners take
! advantage of the water, and ground-suice as
long as possible, they never know how they
are doing until summer, when they clean bed
rock and find out.
j. D. Wood is the merchant of the place,
carries large stock OF goods and does a
thriving business. c. c. Willis has billiard
saloon and bar; Chris Morler is the black
smith, and In Kee & Co. run the boarding
house and hotel.
From Leesburg to Wallace's quartz mill on
Moose Creek is nine miles. This mill is
owned by VIM. Wallace, and the first run
was made in May, and in fifteen days $4,000
was cleaned up. The next run was ten
days, and the result was loss of 40 pounds
in quicksilver and 81, ,OCO in gold, when Mr..
Wallace concluded to repair the mill, which
has been done by Messrs. Tripp & Ainslee,
formerly of Silver Star, Montana. The Shoe
Fly lead, also owned by Mr.. Wallace, is 80
feet wide on top, and at depth of 80 feet
shows quartz for 10 feet and only one wall.
The rock pays from $25 to $45 per ton, and
there are thousands of tons in sight. A short
distance above the mill, Michael Cullman has
valuable placer mine. 1t is about the same
distance from Wallace's to Salmon as from
Leesburg, and the trail about the same. w.
H. Deriar, millwright, formerly of Bannack,
is a residen. of this section.
The ranch of Woodard & Moore is situated
two miles below Salmon City, and is by all
odds the finest one in the valley. These gen.
tlemen have planted twenty five acres in vege-
tables. and twenty-five acres in grain, besides
large hay fields. }. W. A.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-07-13
TBHE; SABBATH.

Fresh gidcs the brook and blows the gale,
Yet yondcr halts the quiet mill;
The whrling wheel. the rushing sail,
tIIow mOtionlcsS and still!
Six DAYS of toll, poor child of Cain,
Thy strength the slave of want may be;
The seventh thy limbs cs' ape the chain
A God hath made thee free!
All! tender was the law that gave
This holy respite to the breast,
TO breathe the gale, to watch the wind.
And know the wheel may rest!
But where the waves the gcntlcst glide
What image charms to light thine eyes !
The spirc reelected on the tide
Invites thee to the skies.
70 teach the soul its noblest worth,
The rest from mortal toll is given;
Go snatch the brief rcprrvc from earth,
And pass-a guest to Heaven.
They tell thee in their dreaming school,
OF power from old dominion hurled,
When rich and poor, with justcr rule.
Shall share the altered world.
Alas. since time itself began.
That fable hath but fooled the hour:
Each age that ripcns power in man
But subjects man to power.
Yet every day in seven at least,
One bright republic shall be known:
Mans world ewhile hath surely ceased,
When God procaims his own!
Six days may rank divide the poor,
Oh, Dives, from thy banquct-ha!l
The seventh the Father Opes his door,
And holds his feast for all
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-02-06
&cfal=8er
ySotlidler Gturs.

SIN Malshauie Ser Serren Sobr
&anfmann q Co., an Der 8ine Gtrabe
nabe 9ibertp gtrabe, ereisnete ii6 ge.
tern Mben6 fura nad Gintritt Der Duns
felbeit Elm bebauerlider nngliifsfau, De,
einem Menlden bas Qeben foitete
Ninton 90pfel, Elm fiinfunooreibisidbris
ger Deutiher, ber in Der 6aufmann'lder
Drauerei ale 8euermeiiter befdaftigi
iuar, trat auf bem 9eimipese nit einen,
feinsr Goaegen Namens 6romann In oaa
MaI3baus. Sn Der Dunfelbeit serietb
Ct in cine oTenitebenoe 9ufe, fiel in ben
&eIler binab unb brad ben SaIs. Ola
Sromann ipeniee Minuten nod Dem
BorfaIIe nit einigen nit 9idtern bers
febenen Gefdbrten CUR Stene elite, mar
Der llngIiidlide bereits cine 2eide. Der
&6rper ipnrbe nod Der @obnung bes
yerungIldten SO. 643 8ine Strabe ges
l@afft, no Coroner Maleb nod 9eitern
Mbenb cine 4ei1enldan abbielt. Ser
@abripruh Der Geidmorenen mar ben
mit9etbeilten Sbatfaden tntlprcdenb.
f6pfeI binterIdbt cine Satin unb 3ipei
aneripahiene &inber.
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SalDrenreburg.
Sin Mfamn ertranfen.
3psi anoerueitige Yerionen nit fnapper
Nsotb BEN @aKersOrabe entriiien.

Sohn &rans bon Hetersburg, &p., fam
aeifern iiber Den 6lub mad 9lnrora nm
cine 9ldle gu elmer Malhinerie geb0reno,
III bolen. Muf feinem Netouripege be-
fanoen iid auber. Der fdiperen eifernen
sldIe nod ;nei anOerpeitige Werionen
(ein alter Mann unb Elm Mdbden, beren
9lanen uns bis lebt nod nidt befannt, J
in beut Bonte. Sn bet Witte Dee 6luiIes,
gegeniiber Betersbursb anaelangt, tualste
ii1 bic Mhle auf cine Seite 0es 8Ootes,
'oaTcIbe lhlug liit un0 alle 3 Yerlonen
iuurocn In ben Slut geiporfen. gBdbrenb
8ran3 Fd aIe Wfiibe CAB, uno gum Slid
nidt nergebenS, Oas Mabdeit ~ retten,
mubte Der aIte Mann 70 lange am um~
eel1lagenen Boote feIfsubaIten, bis
anbermeitigc Siilfe berbeieiIte. Das
Dampfboot Minnie befanb iid feine 100
6ub bonn llnfall, bod mahte feiner Der
Mannldaft irgenb einen 8triud, bic
1lnglidliden sl retten, trob oes auf benz
Boote borhanoenen NettunoSbootes.
Sic lIngIadliden ldnonmen 10 obne
9lusfid)t auf 1iiIfe ben 6Iub biniflter,
|bis fie enoIid bon tiiiem Napoleon
Mfcgleal aus Vetersburg eingebolt uur< J
Ben uno bent 10 audi eslon9, Sen alien
Mann fopie oas Mdo9en 81 rettsu, bod
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fir 6rans mar feline Jfettnne mebr. Die
Mnitrengnngen beS Mfdodens sil refter
batten ibn 70 erfd6pft, 6ab ct Dor Gr<
mattung eeiunfen uno ertrunfen mar,
bebor Wcgfeal nod bin3ufam.
Sem Wcgfeal gebiibrt aIIeS Cob fir
feline Bemlbungen, iebod Der Manna
fdaft bes 8ootes Niinnie lei eS CUR
Sdanoe mad geiaet, oab iie obne biele
Sdipierigteiten ale 9erfonen bdtts
retten fonnen, bod febIte bier entpeOei
Der Bille ober Der Wfutb.
@agner iit tobt. gstbut uns Iei0,
beridten gu iniifen, bab 5err SbeoOor
@agner oas Spfcr beS unfaIls IN
Squibb's 8rennerei geitern Worgen
se9en 4 1lbr, allo nod feline "a GtunOen
mad benz llnfall, feinen geiit aufgab.
Gr binterlabt cine gBittipe uno feds
Sin0er, BRET bon bielen aus eriter She,
befnoen iid in Buffalo, 81. D. Sic 6as
Mile bat Die Sbmpotbie Der gan;en 6ies
figen Ginipobneribaft. Das 2eidenbe<
gdngnib finOet beute bon Der fotb. ct.
Saurence Stride aus itatt.
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G0Dingt0ll.


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febren.
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beeroigt.
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geifern bon 9llnanoa Bebiter BEL 9rie.
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@sbiter beanlprndt Die 8efikergreifuno
ibrer 16idbrigen Sodter 0annD Meblter,
ipelde ongebIih bon Sobn 6. Braun
ber> uno entfiibrt iuor0en fein fou, unt
fpelde iid bon Baum irgenOmo uns
ferssbradt befnoen iol. Die 3lageriu
erludt Oarunl, bab beia0ter Braun ee.
aiuungtu luerbe, ben MuienthaltSort If,
rer fo@ter an;ustben nno bieielbe su.
rl6aueritAtten.