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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12
prdmien Dfrtbeilung.

@ie felt elmer Geibe bon Sobren 10
bieten mir aud oiesmal ben Treunoen
unieres BIattes cine ret1e NusDabl BON
RrGmien fir Die Borausbe3abluug zines
S%ahr9anges. WRit 3idiidt ouf Die
in fribersn Sabren 9emadten @rlabruns
gen, bisten mir biefesmal unierl &eiern
cine Qustpabl, BON Der mir iiber5su9t
finb, oab tie benz @eihma6e unierer 2ss
fer in ausrei6enoem WaBe entIpri6t. -
Sn Der unten foI9enoen Site BON IS Bits
6rrn finb Die tiidtisIten unO bsIiebteiten
heuiidenS 6riftiteuer ber@eoenmart pers
treten; man finoet oarinBerfe pon0suin
@6Idina,A or BON S6GdgeG,
Snrl Sren8eI, Eheooor W ii gQe,
Otto 80 IIIsr. @sribert q a II. SoIef
&anf, GOnuno 56fer. Sulius
@rofie. 9erMan Shmib, 8erno
b. 6 Ell II. a. - yieben fleineren 9tos
Deuen unb Gr3GbIungen beriibmter
G6riftfteler finoet man spei<, preis,
ielbft D~terbdnoiee 8srfe, beren Bud:
bdnolerpreis Den Breis zines Sahrgarz
ges Der m6hentl. 81 St3g. melt iibers
trifft. 9ie Yfsn9e lit 10 sroB, oaB es
man6em Abonnengen i6Iper perpen
mag. ieine &abl su treffen. 2Bie i'm boz
risen Sabre, 10 empfebIen mir oiesmal
benienieea N%bonnenten, bic ibrer me6s
rere bel einanoer ipobnen, ibre Beitel=
Iungen sugIei6 ei%nauIenoeu unb iib 10
%5uiammcn cine An3abl peri9ieoener Biz
der fDmmen Ill Iaiien, bic Tie bann inter
einduoer gum Neien austauI6en t0nneu.
9ie B~eoineungsn fiu0 Die bon fribef
rem Sabren Der. befannten. Sober Nbon@
nent. ueIder fir Elm Sabresabonnement
$500 baGr an bic Sainois StaatsSeiiung
einienbet, bat Nnipru@ auf elm Brdmiens
bid, meIhes ibm portofrei sueeIonot
DirN. 9as 9lsi6e lift Der Sau, tpenn
elm GbOunent, beflen Sabr nod nidt
abgeIaufen lift, i'm 8oraus auf tpettere
II Rouate oas announcement be5ahlt.
anesnonmen 3. g., es bdtte Semano
Bis gum l. Nai 1877 be3abIt IBIS mobin
Die pr6mieubither natIrIi6 Idn9it pers
tbsiIt fein merbeul, 10 fam er fia bod
cine Brdmte fi1ern, tMoem er ieBt $500
e~inienbet. mofir ibn isin aIbonnement
aIsbann Bis gum I. M0 1873 ~perlGngert
piro.
NHe Rriefe aoreiiTre man an:
IIlinNis SfaaIszeAfuuS In.
Chicago, Ill,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12
0anf fnr 3Wei.
BaIti nj 9. SSeb

CHARLES 9enrp Simpion unb Martin
9snrp, beioe S6warae, itno bente in
Yort Iobacco, Wto., meSen @%rmoroung
BON Sobn IS. @perett, i'm Suli 1876,
ourd ben S1ran9 bonn 2eben gum Sooe
gebra9t poroen. Gtma niertauleno
Weni6en, meiit Neser, maren 3suse Der
0inrihtung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12

1. Ser a1et&e 91bdlarS. Roman
pom SnGins @roffe. 1871.
II 1baIsr, 22k Ssr.l
g. Cute Meni6en mn6 tbre
Gef6i6ten. GopsIIen BON
Sa6er> Rao6. 1874. 1878
81 SnbaIt: L. @us elmer aus
bern 8sIt. 2. @Iaubtser aGs
9eiratbs rifter. 3. Die Dertiebte
RsoactioH. liz 3baLer.l
g. @on @ien na@ GiIasOs. !Siz
ftoriiaer Roman bon Serois
nanb St0IIe. 1867. 9rei
9dnbe. 1870, 1873 Mnb 1873 Seis
ten.l
f. TrieSIt6e Gabrten in tries
9erif6er 3ett. Gin SfiaSeuz
bud Don 2ucian 9er6ert
[SuIiMs @runbItn9.l 1872. 1898
Seiten - / 3baIer l22 Sgr.l
8. nus Ser 8ransoSensett. Grz
a6bIuHg BON 2eui g d id=
ing. Il. @eipsuiter in ben Nrs
bennen. 2. 2anberon.l
2. Graf &e4lam, Scr @ebeM, cine
Gr3a6Iung aus Dem unsarii9en
TieFanbe, BON War pom
S6l69eT. 1875. 2. 8dnoe.
9. RObeSpierrc. @ei@i0tIt3er Ros
man BON &arI@artenburg'
1873. 2 8dnOe 1850 unb 166 Seiz
ten - l S6aIer 20 Sgr.l
ii. NON PossUMUs, ROmon bon
Sr. 9iIGrtus. 1871. 2
SGnne.
IL. Sse RaTauer tn gsras. Sis
itoriider Rotnan o Or. s.. 6.
Saas.
ID. Ser WatOratsberr. Gin &oz
mar aus Der @esenpart. in brei
Bdnben, bon Otto Maller. 1873.
40. Sabrifanten uuD ~sIrbeiter,
Ooer Der 0es gum Srrenbauie.
SosiaLer &oman bon AooIf
S6irmer. 3 Bdnbe.
81. Die GoIfSbceIaGer. Sine
GrsdbIuns bon Mar bon S@IdseI.
1874. 1875 81
20. Sean Saawes &OmHeen. 8uei
Gpiiooen aus ieinem 9eben. 8on
2eptn S9Idin9. 1870.
%. Sic @abrfaeertn bon Netp
Orleans. Srei mad benz Gneliz
f6en Don Sreifrau BON 9 r.
Iepi@. 1874. 1 8ano 1856 81.
"a. Sobannes GOlfB- - Samss
nlitteI Der &tebe. - Gin aus
ter @enf6. 9rei GraabImnsen
bon SOfef Slant. Lesipaig,
1861
%. UerFofene et.tnoen- RObsue
BON G.. SHngbans. [Seip3ig
1911
90. Ell PasO de las anfmas. Ros
man Don Grni it BON 8ibra.
[Getpaie 1901 2GGnoe. [2l6 Hno
178 81
80. sanf9nus hnS gSapreett.
Cine @ei3i6te aus benz 2eben.
Bon Gbeooor MI9ge. 23e
g.
81. 9Tcne @MWoen% 3obeHe bon
SuItus @rofie. 2 BGnbe
1879 - l.. Ban6, 221 g.: @r0s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12

q ~ v v ~ - OcOS
Sin @iener StauDarb : Ge[egramm
meloet ben 9iudtrttt os5 urgariihen Wfiz
niiteriunn5, bod miro es Tir Stpeifelbafr
aebalten, Oh Der Safer oenielben annebz
men miro. 0ie uria6e Der &rile par
oas 6e3li6lagen Der Beriu6e. cine Ber=
Kdnoieung in Der Bantfra9e 3tuii6en
oen beiDen Wtnilterien al Stanoe sW
bringen.
@ien, 9. Sch.
8aron Genbep, Der Ti6rer Der un-
garilheH Conformation, Mno 0err bon
@aef6etn, De: BrGitoent be5 @ai1alion5=
9cri9t6Eofes, ftnb beute bier eingetrofs
fen, nm unterbanoluNgen b~etreffs Bill
ouug zines ueue1 nngaril1eI cabinets
5u erOnneE.
9te Grie2ensnerb6nSEmm8 e1
Gonoon, 8. Sch.
Gon 0ieu p(rb eemelbet. baB Der
neue @roBDe5ier ITo6em YalAa ben oors
tiaen tiirtii6en @elGnoten tM1truirt bat,
Die Bor : Serb9nO lun8en nit SerbIen
fort3uieBen.
Gonfanttno 8. Sch.
Ser SurIt bon Mrntene8ro bat auf
bic Oepeihe oer0roBs GSe3ters 9%eanttpors
tet, oaB er bereit lei, in Trieoeussun1ers
hanolungen 1uf Der Grulola9e oeS
,,status quo ante bellum", unb Der Be=
ri6ti9nug Der @ren3linieM gu treter, es
ieoo9 fir nublos halte. eIalen Mbgeiano:
ten na9 @onlfontinopel stN i@tdeH. Gr
I6l69t Dor, bic 8erbanoI, ungen III Der
tirfil6en Geianctl60ft iN Mten 81
fIbren.
q a - s n - a CEohr
Die vGimes" erfdbrt aus Berlin, baB
man erlpartet, oaB Oelterrei@ in @eantz
mortung Der ruiitiben @tote es oblebnen
ptro. cine friegeril6e BoIttif ge9cn ote
Siirfei etnsui6Iaeen. Oeutidl0no mcrs
be pabri@einIi6 feline 0ienite anbAten>
UNI elm gemeinlame5 8orgeben SfuBs
lambs nnp Oeiterrei6S 3u DermitteIn.
Die 0ftrei9ii2en MtiIitGrbsb5roen f0Is
len Lungs Der 0ren3e 9roBe SUFFER- uub
2ebensmitteIDorrGtbe g%eiammelt babel1.
Nub Eruppen tperoen in GROCER SaH OH
Der 9feu3e aulammcugeSogen. Nue &es
le9ramme, msl9e itb aut oiefe 8ewe9nns
gen be3ieben, meroen init Belhlag belagt.
Utan 9Iaubt in Bien, oaB Oeitret6 nit
&uBIano lbereingefo:1men tit, bic n0rDS
Ii9e EIrtei au beieBeR.
@ien, 6. Seb.
2ufoIge Der vBoIitti6e @~orrelpons
benz" bat Die Yforte Serbten Die folgenS
ben Srieoensbeoinguneen porgeIhlagen.
Sic perai6tst auf Die norber ~perlangten
%greifbaren Sirgi6aftsn uno itsut Die
Soroerung, oaB fTe erltens berebti9t iei,
einen oipIomatiiben Sertreter in Bel.
oroo Az n%nterbaLten, %ferner, oaB it'd sea.
tbolifen uno Suoen Der lel6eu 3te6te err
freuen Iouell, iuie Die etn9eborenen Sers
ben. Drittens ioa Serbten Die Blloun9
bon beipaffneten Banoen unb Die 0ers
sesuna DeS tirfii6en @ebietes nerbi1S
bern. Niertens bari bas Seltebsn bon
oebeimen @eIeaIhnften uidt seouIoet
neroen. Oie ierbti6eu Seltnn9en loleu
in gutem Suitano er6alten meroen uno
i6IteBli1 ioa auf ben 3inneu oieier See
ftungen Die iurfii6e SIagge neben bers
ierbti6en o~ufsspflan3t neroen. Das>
ieIbe Blatt ipri1t Die Nnii6t aus, oaB
Serbien obne 2peifeL oteie Beotngun9en
annebmeu uno eiusn %beionoeren 8epous
mG3tteten mad @onltantinopel lenoen
werbe. I'M Den Srieoen absulhIiesen-
OOrtf@afoT's 3mnOf G,retbeu,
ct. PETERSBURG, 4. Sch.
Die amtIi6e 3eitung peroffentlt@t
beute Shirt 0~orti6afoff's N~unbi6reiben
all Die Sertreter NuBIanos bel Den Ibris
gen 8ertra9smd@ten. 9aflelbe erinnert
susrit naralI. baB anf &uBIanb's Anres
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12
Gflegrapbi(1e gepe(0en.
(SE1 aaaft Iester ISOLDE on ae Suiuois Staa&ss
Seitrus teIeerap1irt.)
SeFrei6sf Cn90rn.

Qnnoon, 7. Sch.
Sin 8iener STANDARD : 3elegramm
meIoet ben 9iudtrttt oe5 uugariifen Nti7
niiteriuns, bod miro es TIjr smeifelbafr
aebalten, Oh Der Safer oenielben anneb>
men piro. 0te uria6e Der &riie mar
oas 6e9li6lagen Der Berfu6e. cine Ber=
f%dnoieung in Der Bantfrage 3tpiiAen
oeN beiDen Niniiterien 3u StaMoe 3u
bringen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12
8ten. 9. Teb.

Baron Senbep, Der SIbrer Der un-
gorii@en G~onievpatipen, uno 9err BON
0setGetp, De: BrGitoent be5 @aiialionss
9~cri9tSBofes, ftno beute bier eingetrofs
fen, nm unterbanoluHgen betreffs BiIs
Dung eines neuen un9ariiden cabinets
81 er0fneE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12
@%ortf@afoH's @muSf @retbeu.

Die amtIi6e 3eitung neroffentlt6t
beute Shirt @~Orti6ofoff's &unoi6reiben
all Die Sertreter 9tuBIanos bel Den ibris
gen 8ertra9smdhten. 9afielbe erinnert
suerit naraH, baB anf &uBlano's Mnres
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12
Die GrieoemsperDnn SGmmoeu.
s onbpn. 5. SSeE

UN O. VFU.
Gon 8ien fpirb eemeGbet. baB Der
neue @roBpe3ier IFo6cm Sal4a ben oors
tigen tiirtiiAen @siGnbten i~nitruirt bat,
Die Bor : SerbanO lun8en nit SerbIen
fprtAnfeken.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12
OroRbrtf0mNien.

90 a d e # ter. 6. Sch.
SIN Der geftrigen Sibung Der !6anoelss
TANNER iagte Der Brdiioent. oaB Die
Nusfubr BON WanGeftet Sabrttaten
mad oen Der. Staateu, Die frilber etnen
9uten Nbiabmarft biloeten, auT 2tuu
berunterseiunfen lei, ia oaB in Utandes
tier ~Qe9eupGrtt9 bereits e!n ~anlebnlthsS
@elhdft nit anlerifanti6en BaHmDouS
maaren ee1riebsH rueroe.
onbon II, 6. Teb.
Die 3abI Der BOdensOpfe lit mteber
I'M 3unebmsn be9riffen. Sn Der per-
eaIga suen Wohe tpGren 103 IooestGue
infoA9e oieier Rranfbett 81 oer3etdneH,
bic gr0Bte 3aol in rr9eno elmer Bode in
oreisln Sabre, Die erlte Wo9e i'm S1nHs
al 0usGe1lommen.
Qonoon, s. Seb.
Der britti6e Oampfer v@tbel" lit ges
fern ant Ieinem @e9e BON Bilbao nab
Nepport, WaIeS, ali Der 3uuDD . SuieI
g%e1tranoet uno in trimmer %9egange1.
9teun5ebn Aserionsn fanoen babel Ibren
SOB.
SIN Dem 6aB'i@eu Roblenber9Derfe
betGolton puroen seitern sebnB ergleute
ourh 1hI09enoe Better getOptst.
2onbpn, 8. Seb.
0as BarIament puroe beute bon Der
&oniein in gerion eroffnet. Sn ibrer
GbrOnreoe. peihe Der Noro>@ roBfanaIer
p%ortrue. fast oieieIbe: v0te Jetnolelies
~fetteu. melde Dor benz S6lui1e oes boz
ri9enBarIoments suiimen Der Sirfei ets
n~erieits uno Serbien uno W~tOntenegro
onbererieits aussebro2en marens baben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12

SIN &openbagen bat, tpenn Der Borts
fer Zines @orreiponoent redt berIhtet
lit, cine iosialifiide 9emonltratton 5u
0uniten Der G%rlaliune Der Stsuern
uno Der untertIBung Der nnbel6dttt9=
ten Nrbetter, pel6e na6 Amertt9 aus=
3utpanOern wIni&sH bur9 ben Staat.
ftattgefunoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12

10 " ] v u b 1 u . >" CSUN
Ser franfe Sinan3minilte r.
SIN 6er-m WorriH's Suitanp lit felt
oeiIern feline rpeientIi6e Asnoerun9 eins
oetreten. Der Rranfe rnbte ~nsrgangene
Jta6t nt9t 10 gut tpie bic norbergebenoe,
bod boffen bic Aer3te nod INNER aMf
etueu giinittgen 8erIauf Der Srantbeit.
lin Wtitta9 cling i'm GapitoL oaS 9es
riot INT, oaB Worrta in ben lebteu
8igen ltege. Gin Senator t%ele9rapbirte
1ofort ali einen Der bstreffenoem Ner3te
uno erbielt umgebenO foIsenpe Antport:
Mtniiter @Orril's 3uitonb i6eint lib etrpas
s~ebelIert gu baben. Gtr baben Jest CUTE SoI=
hung. 5@enfen Sic ben sessntheIltsen Gerii9s
ten feline 8eadtung.
Ii ubr Nbenos.- 9r. Rorrin befins
bet iiG etpas better nno lit Doffnnng fir
feline @eneiung ~pOrbaE5en,
Der SenQt
beitdtiete beute Ra6mtttaa ben &HsIies
ferungss&ertraa init Spanieu
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-10-06
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I splendid instrument Of music, beau
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This organ needs only to be seen to be
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had finished speaking, though an
amused twinkle in tho corner Of each
eye betrayed that he appreciated the
ludicrous side of Morrington's story.
"Does your wife concent to these CO.
ercive measures, Lester? It seems to
me that, with Mrs. Morrington and
yourself both opposed to surrender"
every true" was the reply, "if En-
lily would only show the slightest op-
position to her mothers commands.
But she is one of those tirnid ainiable
creatures, who can be persuadsd, with
very little argumentiye efortylinto
the religious belief that black is white.
I acknowledge Mrs. General Strikers
influence over her seems to be superb
or to my own" aia1
"You mean she is entirely passive,
said Wyllis Turner. "Well, Lest>
Morrington, must confess to feeling
no sympathy with you whatever"
course not, said the other, dole
Nobody does sympathize."
ss5 dear fellow" Wyllis Turner
responded with more earnestness than
he had yet shown, "think Of being
governed against ones will By q suo-
o. Ia.
mani Perhaps you object to the bru-
tality of telling Mrs. general Striker
to mind he. own business, though I as-s
sure you my course would be quite as
straightforward, under circumstances
similar to your own. However, If you
prefer y less violent means mI2 Ii Of sxtls-a
eating yourself from this " adliiiaH7esutaty, Il a7st T
think I can suggast one. 4 MIRA.
Striker at all particular about your
conduct with the ladies ? Does she
insist upon your constantly showing
attention to Mrs. Morrington and her.
self when in society?
II have never Lad the slightest op-
portunity Of Judging" was the mourn
full reply, "for the simple reason that
I am always too wretched, when I act
as their escort, to care about particu-
larly noticing anybody. Well, Tur-
ner, what is the plan OF yours ?"
WylHs Turner's answer was pre-
vented from taking place, nc0-Dl
. hidden appearance of lady
the door Of the summer house. ShaN
was tall, haughty-lookiag matroi
perhaps fifty years old, not With
he he ltv of severe, cold tvpl
n= 80 &sssdily and.~o
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-10-06
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
-. ,~----..---~--
Rural Piedmont Va. Land Agency.
D. D. NJ. DTGGL3, PROPRIETOR,
Gordonsglde, Va.
J. IL. OD ER R. Local Agent.
Fr0stburg. Md.
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
This AGENCY has for sale

Every Description Of Real Estate.
In a section of country unsurpassed
for health, scenery and fertility. 1t
is remarkably free from all malarious
and pulmonary diseases. Its pure
bracing air, fine springs of fresh cool
water, short mild winters ana long
seasonable summers. its gentle noun
tain slopes and rich valleys, its forests
and fields, its flowers of spring and
varied hues of autumn-all combine
to place this region Of country in the
front rank of superiority and beauty
to the colonist and home seeker.
We continue this week our list Of
the very attractive properties for sale
by this agency, in both the far-famed
PIEDMONT and Valley regions Of Vir-
ginia.
Prices Tom and Titles UHQWeShou0bIe.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-10-06

gnia Midland ra,7071 Il ~
houses, etc A young orchard Just in bear
jng. Any one wanting cheap home,
convenient to depot, cOu,d not do better
han 10 look at TINS, Price low and terms
easy.
No l,O11.-One acre Of land, store
stand and dwelling at Ivy Depot, &. Il o.
railroad, Va, frame tWo-story dwelling
with y or 10 rooms, porch, etc, brick store
mouse near it, an excellent stand for busi-
ness, and, il desired, from one to TWO hun
tircI acres OF excellent land can be had
near ii, all on the mUst reasonable terms
and time to pay 1t.
No. 253.-6l7 acres, pit finely
wooded and timDercd, finely watered, large
brick dwelling oi rooms above basement,
8 acres of orchard, select fruit trees, good
buildings, 4 miles from Ivy Depot, c.
Il o. railroad, miles from Charlottesville
This valuable property will be sold cheap
and on long time.
No. 6Ol.-5OO acres near the home
farm of Col john NJ. Patton, situated im-
mediately on the line between Louisa and
AlbenlarIe countless wood framed dwelling
with roVns, situated III pretty grounds OF
shade tree etc, commanding a fine view
OF the mountains, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, etc, orchard OF about 800 fruit
trees, principally apple, farm finely water
ed and wooded, Il nice creek flows through
the farm, on which is some nice land suita-
bic for meadow. 200 acres OF. the above
land with the improvements will be sold
separately if desired. Ii will be sold in
whole OF in art, on very reasonable terms.
No. l,O08.-Two most desirable
tracts Of land, 200 acres, with no buildings,
immediately on the railroad, Just west OF
Bndwood; good red land, 30 acres in
woods, innumerable springs and branches.
Price most reasonable. The other 250
acres, the Yates farm, adj ming the fine
Iarm of j. Tatnali Lea Esq; partial dwell
lings of log, and some out-buildings, Il
few apple and pear trees, wood and water
in abundance. Prices very low and terms
easy.
No. 5l6.-l50 acres of land mostly
cleared, less than mi es from Q. d 0. r. Il.
DepoL wood dwelling with four rooms,
small store-hOuse, and other buildi IS,
wood and water. Prioe-$17 per acre,
one third cash; and the remaint or III five OF
more equal annual payments with interest.
No. 5l7.-2I6 acres of land prin-
cipally open, wood, and excellent and
plenty OF water, large tobacco barn, and
comfortable dwelling, Price low, and
terms very easy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-10-06

THE NEW PREACHER.
By PHILIP J. BULL.

Twas Sunday after conference, and word
had got around
That our new pastor, Brother Green, had
come upon the ground; ~
You see he rode up in the stage with Miss
Miranda Cone,
And for transmittin' news they say she
beats the telephone.
That day the sky was swept quite clear of
every cloud that floats;
II looked MS though 'twould cut host of
army overcoats;
The sun, above ti.e hemlock hills, its burn
ished chariot rolled,
And shone as bright at half.pas ten as
California gold.
And then at night the stars shown out like
fragments Of the day,
As II some passing queen had scattered
jewels in the way;
And o. to both the services the folks turned
out for miles;
They filled the pews aud overfowed to
benches in the aisles.
l dent just nor remember where the
prerch took his text;
Ny memory will not hold thing from one
hour to the next;
But it was somewhere in the psalms-ahout
man IN tears"
A.seeding down a field Of his to reap in af.
ter years. -
lie said that if we chose to SOW our fields
in amber wheat,
We'd p city certain get crop to thresh ;
and grind and eat;
But they that scatter thistle.d do WE, he said
would surely find .
Their fnger-tips a-bleedn' when they come
to rake and bind.
The second sermon that he preached-I
found the text fo.- wife
Was, "Be thou faithful unto death, and get
crown OF life"
Such good instructions to the church, and
there was one at least
Who thought the richest wine was kept to
close the Sabbath feast
BE passed us Orato"y's flowers tied up with
Logic's twine,
Though such boquets seldom stick in but
ton holes like mine;
A little illu tration, though, he put in for
apin,
And SO the whole discourse, you see, was
firD'' fastened N.
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Directions for Using
REID'S IRISH BLEACHING SOAP


Gut one-haf pound of Soap into small
y shavings, and dissolve in five GALLONS
OF hot water, and then put in as many pie
ces of clothes as the solution will cover, let
them soak . or 10 minutes; then little
hand rubbing will make them rs clean as
hours OF hard macnino rubbing would do
with ordinary soap
When clothes are not much soiled, no
rubhi is required
Wiring them out of the solution, then
treat them the same as though they had
been washed in the ordinary way.
When one lot of clothes is removed from
the solution, replace with another,
US This Soap is warranted perfectly free
from anything injurious, and a careful ana
lysis has proved that its ingredients cannot
niure the finest fabrics. 1t is also an ex-
celent Shaving Soap. For cleaning Paint
use a sponge or cloth saturated with the
solution; 1t will leave the pain; bright and
uninjured; the repeated use of it on painted
o cd tends to make It's glossy.
For removing Paint, Grease Spots, &c,
from Clothing, dip one end of the Soap ~
hot water and rub On the snllel spots; then
with a linen towel and warm water, wash
the Soap OFT, ii the spots are of long stand
ing, repeat the operation.
This Soap being very dry and pnre does
not dissolve easily, but must be Thoroughly
Boiled in ute, to make il Dissolve.
MoTselin De Lalhes, Castimeres, Woolens,
Flannels. &c, are rendered soft and
SMOOTH bal shnuia lot tie Uolled
All fast co,ors aTe made bright and clear
with this soap Dresses eau by washed
without ripping.
Z. S.-To get the full beuetit OF this
Soap, it should always he dissolved N bail
ing water, and the solution USED while
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EDWARD REID, Sole Proprietor,
Factory s. Office, on Nineteenth ST.,
WHEELING, w. VA
Sold by Grocers and Storekeept's
throughout the city yad country. See that
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win loud and clear, like clarion n
spoke out the captive child.


WIN % loua and clear, like clariof, nor
spoke out the captive child:
iha drum that play'd God save thai,
Sn"A ''a'er for rebels beatp A'"e
it with his feet. its head and burst
When flashing spears pro-,
that death had surely come, "ed, alas
And tere that hero poured his blood L.
Tie broken drum.
There wssnr dry eye in the house the
women nobbed aloud;
AND ike passing hurricane the Spirit
swept the crowd;
Nearer, my God, to Theep was sung, as
only saints can sing,
And many pledged in solemn VOWS allegi.
ance to our King.
But like the sun, which scientists declare,
while growing old,
Thiows off its heat SO rapidly that some
time twill be cold;
Some loved the last years preacher 30, that
when they were beref:,
They really dian': seem to have q spark of
kindness left.
And so they brought their critics shears to
cut out some mistake;
The clip. clip of those instruments Just
made my old heart ache;
For scores of pastors, now beneath the
graveyard's moss and stones,
Are there because before they died the
vultures picked their bones.
And there we're brother Jones's folks-well,
there I've spoke the namei
The way they eat new preachers up is just
burning shame;
don't cafe what man may be, he'll find
in future hours
A scowl beneath their smiling, and dag
ger i'll their flo vers.
Of course there was the usual talk at din
ner and at tea
About the preacher and his wife, but they
don't scold to me;
They know Pm loyal to the church, and
welcome all that come,
And pay my Guartrage right up prompt,
and make them feel at home
The spokes in the itinerant wheel are
mostly good and true,
Although some seem to be well worn
and others nearly new
But what happy time we'd have, if all the
praying folks
Would urge the chariot on SO fast they
couldn't see the spokes.