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Sic fatbpliitben Sii1Dfe IL
SpuanD

babsn fOlSenoe Acrehe on ben S6ni9
eert6tet:
Sire! Die unterset6neten Bil95fe
Der tatbolilden Stride Der Nieoerlanpe
ssbsn Gw. Mojsfdt nit l4uloiser @bs
rerbistuns tunb, paB auf @runD Der
MGccuttOn Sr. 5etltetett oes DapiteS
Plus TX. BON IL. Mdr3 b. s. ofe Be-
Esnabme bss RtrhenHaates bur6 pte
0esiuune pes abnisrst6ss StaIten
ni6ts anrsrss TN 0sfDlse eebabt bat,
als pie 8sbinperuns oar Grstteit uno
unabbdngietett pes bl. StubIes aud
J aaf eeillihem @ebiete, cae, nt9t ALIEN
ouf 8runo bteier Auocuttcn, lpnpern
auf @runp a~lbefannter IbatlaGen, bic
felt 1870 eu.9 rte italientSde Hestes
run8 erlaf1sneu @eleBe uno Beftlh6e ,
trOg Des losenannten Blrsi&aftsses
1sSes, feline anpere Golse 8ebabt baben.
als bic Bebinperuns Der YOae1 une UNI
eetSrten Trstbett. wslder &c. 6etltsteti
Der popf our Grfiuuns Der Yft6ter
letnes b. Nmtss beparf Dob ste RlaB'
ollO rOubesrInpet III, wel9e in reriel.
ben @uocuIiOn tbren Ausorud inpet
eas namlt& ete.8 sr~sewaIttBuus Nom's
nt4t 10 {ebr gum 3wede bate, pie melt.
ltde 6errl&aft Des papfes au unter;
oruden, a!s ptelmebr pte aQmdIiee Be.
binoerun9 Der fIr6li@en NnOrbnuneen
pie umfIrauns Der 0swalt bss :
Stubles uue pie BdnsliGe Yerntatun,
Der Wont ets S%tauDollsrs @bufft au
@tsen ;-Uab oenafmdB Dte untersetG
usten In AnbeGsaGts cseler apeifeuple,
unp unleusbaten GDatlaGen it3 per
pa.Gtet baIten, Dor Gw. Nojefat bin
autreten, lberaeust, bab BITE Sretbett b
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26
Dergeltung au6 bienteoen.
@tme @r3ablmmg.
(Tprtiesung.)

Do fe BEN Gtrtffrumpf ~etnfwetlen
nod ni6t belae, 70 orrbraate fe bic
3ett NIT auerlef @eoanten uno' pban>
tafen, ME fe etnsnl aru,er1 einianen
Wailenmdehen leiht etnfa0en fGnnen.
Gr5blther Natur iparen fe eben ntGt
oenn balo muBte Te an bic pe~rforbenen
GLtern, balo an Sbetm uno Eante
Iaufe. baIo an ibren Bruoer 6u9p
oenten. Natlrlid mtlbte lt6 aud cine
triibeAbnuns fir pte3ufunft btnetn uno
es b!tsb nidt aus, pae fe esbbalb wies
Der tbre auesn gum 5tu,mel erbob.
Gnolt6 wurbe es Nbeno. Die
@dnle fanntsn Diele 3eit, fte famen aus
Dem @aHsr unD aug Den Btnien ber@
aus unp (hlueen ben 6eimwes Elm.
NatbtIoe folete tbnen. 6annes Woor
ffanD an Der StaltbIre unp er.partete
fe. Ct matte penSpalt 70 nett often,
pae rur cine Sans mad Der anoern
b~tneiuseben fonnte. Dabet sdblte ct
fe ur1o fam be Shaar rtt!tg.
nGctt mare Dir endUtB eeusien,
uenn eins ssfsblt Bate" faste sr.
.Morsen UNI aGtubr steblt Du NIT ben
0dnien pisper aus unc brtueft fe bee
Mtnass mad 5aule. pae absr auf
bas iuee i6 Dirt"
Balbtna fam aus Der Stube berbet.
aeldlurft, isBte ibr etnen 4ort Sartof'
feln Dor unp befabl tbr, pielelben ~
1Gdlsr. gle madte fd fosleid an bt
Mrbett unp that tbr Beftes, um pt
Saalsn ntdt 3u bid su MAIDEN ; abs'
Balbtna bate cod jepen ausenbltd ct
ras su l6mdisn, unD 6annss, pel@s
auf Dem 9aaflcBe fat uno Sabat tau
te, eab au@ leinen Srnf oasu.
Wit bent STANDARDIZATION mar ite fer
tis ; nun muets fe Teuer ansiineen I'M
ben 3e7eI dber poneIbs bdusen. 2e
Maeen fnurrte tbr 70 iebr, raB fe taur
, baS @arwerben abruarten frnnte. vi
Der erlebute QueenbIif snpli6 9efOm
men mar, rtGtete fe an, :. b. rcsun Gta'
{ pas Aus(hutten IN cine sross, trcsr
ShIlfeI uup Gas D.niteleE piess
ShIfh aaf e,ueR unAepsdtrn tito
: neanen faur. Dannss uns ietrie Wu'
: ter nabEen play. Sis wclte itt ebfr
: faas au Itl@e isBcr, aber Salbtila lag
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26
Der @ am0erer e.

tatbcliiGen NeIiaton cur6 cie 8sbtn'
cerune pes Oberbaupiss Der Sir@e tins
nler mebr uno mebr beprobt wtro,-paB
ne. Sertroueno auf ole Gerehhseett uno
ben @ceImuib. ZEN Gw. Waleitdt ben
fatbc!tihsn untertbanen tets berrielen.
unc il@ ertnnerno Der utelen Senetle
Der Gbrerbietune. we!@e @p. Waleltdt
Dem papie erpisIen baben, Gm. Walss
fat eriu&en, su seruben, gw. Malelfdt
Hegteruna ansuwstlen, in uebereinittnts
uiuns ODER rurd Iuterbanclun9 NIT Del,
anoeren Md6ten an Die ttaltenti6e Res
eteruns bic N~nforpsrune III ifeQen, fol-
de Mabreee!n su trsffsn, oae bic fret
belt res b. Stubles n4&t beeintrdGttet
weree unp bos Re@t Der fatbolil9eu
nutsrtbanen selidert lst. Gw. Naie'
fat &C." (Joleen Die unterl@riften.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26
9ie Seffnr10 &ars,

eeeeu meIhe bic &u6en IOsiirmen, III
elmer Ger wtdtiafen pldBe, nm Die TN
lestesn Rrtese sefdmpft pirb. Dtefe
Tefuue, auf etnem serdumigen 0ods
plateau au1 6Iule Rars Gldatr ssIe>
gen, welh IeBterer BET elmer Srette pom
3rpeibunDert Shritten Elm erosss Sc
fdu beFgt TT "a MlslIen Cnorobfli6)
ron @rssrum, adt Metlsn Ole6flt6)
pom Der rulfl6en 0ysns>Gsfung
al~sranbrppol e~ntfsrnt uno ,dbIt stpa
10000 @inppbner. Die GeRung,
rrsl9e ale 9auptbouwerf res fratss
eilG ~ wtattsen @rserum Gilt uno lett
Der 4btretuns bon AGaIsts an 8ublane
Q627) nIs ter G&laHeI Don &!eins
Afeu angeleben miro, bilDet eta unre>
g~elmsbi9ss poIYaou nit eiaer roppsis
ten %eemauerten &ncsinte uuo pier Baz
Itioneu, nalsn @r6teu uno einfts ans
9sleetsn @lacts. Jm NOrpwefsn auf
Dem Mf Daeb, einem circa 80 Dieter
fell unfeieenpeu fablen 0aSeI, lisst,
ednali6 furmfret unD pas 0otterratn
einIebsuo unb pomintrenp. eaS Gprt
Artanteb, Elm b~aiionirtss gaubaa' Idss
Bdnfed, weI6es BEN srEbten She'll Der
Munttonss unp 8erpH eeuuesmaeas
zine sntbdlt uno NIT aGtsebn 25s @tm..
awbli f5.Gtm. unD 60 ~, 18s uuo
24spfc. dItrer Conjunction bsaIdi
III. Auf Gem 6ltttG uno luelt6 8are
In pettem 8osen umlht;sesnren, li6
faf $50 Dieter iber rae plateau erbe.
benbeu &ara Dagb uno Sop Aagt
fno bic SneIis Saba unD Woplhal
Saba Cnah ,bren &rbausrn eneltIbs
unO unsarti6e BattsrisR beuannt} er.
rthtst. Disle 8erfe Tnp % eissntliH
rDeIhe aarS 3u elmer Gsfune erfer
Nauses lelbft nah furcpdil6en Be-
.arifen MAIDEN. Disle ppliicn war tn
Wars 1877 beret.s rarb etne Relb'
porgslhobeuer. th seetnlettts Ranft.
renDsr, NIT 48 Sild Rtupp1der, 81
GelGlysn dltsrer Contribution. ssrltd
elf TeIppatterieen, Saltbsr go @tm
oymtrter IeoOuteu osrlebsu, ruelh,
turh gapFstdbsu nap Aeosdte Sang
usybuncsu uno eurb Disle finfl,G
MISUNDERSTANDING Dsrlldrft pa
rem. Den Ssrn pteier Befefisunse
btlpet bic StaUt 8ars, TeIde In De
reGttn Glante pur6 3wet i@rere 8a'
terteen Don Ger @alotuisl Gin Sarst
tGai) unp In Der linfen eurW rte au
pru=E abtas8 ridenEOpfs 8aiterte bfltr'
den pirp. SD @ansen beiiBt Sar
269 @ertbstpiBunas., 314 Wopnut'ss
unO 275 DepptsG a(eu attet uao
NIT 289 6efunss> unr Sc 6elrssldt
Sen armirt. Die @drnifpn befebt au
Is 8atutQOnen 5nfanRrIe, fe6s -
caerOas Retter uup elf Gelcbaiterses'
amei %eompasnieu SGppeurs Gube
Dem IaBern bsl Anaoolt @umrt swo
Neptt : Seto,tlons uup pyei Relerp,
Saiterier. S6Iieslth fDmmsn no
Die nsu eln~bernlensn neuu Sauppeb
Batatuons, ote In FORMATION beerif
nen RatiersN Acknowledgment, ,pst y,
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II,
Gj. Ell. Ereuub Mat.

81, et, 8reunb Nat,
ertr sriBsn tbu re9t NIT @ersnasen,
Denn aus ben enseIsIeiGen 3iaen,
Die fsin @eF&t ans ptaerFrabl,
GriGetnt Der S&Enbett NassuaIt
Sb Sbal unb Bergen btu,
Wte le NOD nte eri&ten.
81, ct, Greunb Mai
Bel Sung unb < 70 tppbl eelttteu,
@er bat ben eriuen &cd eei@nttten.
Ser ibnt 70 iGuud an, 2etbe fsbt
Das fat tas slus uns iibersett?
@er bat tbut 70 ssi&tdt
Die Blumen bran sefidts
81, ct. 6reunb Mat,
Gr bat YOrbin BON 8~ersesbGben
go etFstalt uns anseieben +;
Sebt aber baubt ct wunbermtlb,
Sn's WeniGenber3 unb tn'S Wef!o.
IS bat ia Seeermann
@p re&te Breube bran.
Gt, ct, Greunb Nat,
Mp aabn er bod bic 8liimGen aGe,
gu f@nidsn fetnes 9utes 9&naIe,
limb no bas btmmelblaue 8anb,
Das ct ur1 feline 9&ldfe tpanb2
$50 uabnt Ct AQes Der,
Das tpunbert uns reGt febr?
81, e. Greunb Jtat,
&uG 5ebu MIR tppbL ipsar Srau 9Dnns,
@te bdnst an ibm NIT retter Wpnne,
lnb UNI ibn ia re@t lang su isbn,
gelisbt ie friber aufsuisb'n
r1nb bltdt 10 lang fs farm
@ein bpIbes IntltB an.
81, It, Greunb Nat,
Die @Sslein pfetfen ibm 81 Gbren
Sn @plctrtlern unb in gbTren;
Die 8G&letn raui&en luittg brcb-
l1rb th SersGB aaetu ieiu Sob?
Nein, netn, ptQfommen iet
Der Mcnnempnb, Der Mat!
P. 0aa Morel+
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26
SSA7

mdbts. Sie bdtte Go pieGeiGt aud ee,
than, aber bic Grmabnun8erl ber Eante
Roftna flan8er nod thinner In ibreHt
bergen mad nnb 70 entiHlcB fe fi@
canu init f&perent 6ersst,, f& In bas
llnoermeiblt&e ~ fdasn, bic Der S6ul.
rorfanD lslbf barauf rrinee1 piirbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

V""0Sl1hAAI SeluBt 0ptG Wsnu 81 ivy
etnH1al GtwaS In ben Rcpf erfeBt bat,
10 3tsbe11 60 tbm teine 3ebn pfsrpe n,sbr
beraue."
Als WatbtlOe pes Wtttass pie 0dns
le mad 6auie brodte, fraste fIe, ..cb Fe
n,orae1 3ut Sdule sebs 2"
Bur S6ule? 2" fraate 8aIbina ;
"slaubf Du, rrtr bdtten DID 8enprr
men, I'M Did tn nteSGule su fhifsn ?
Das feblte uns nod. 8om S6ulse>
ben fam bet uns feline Rsee ietn, unp
trenn rrtr Dasu ansebalten persen, 70
tbua Mrs erf reGt nitt. . netn,
Du fetnes pIppden, Du louft . BIER
Detn Drcb Serpienen".
Matbtloe tpar nod ni@t IN benz vi.
ter, no fe seieBltd pom 5AuIuntsr,
rt@te %entbunoen mar, uup tIe bate gan,
fiber parauf sereGnet, cae fe r1Orsen
9ebeu wsrbe. Sfe bate aud lGon al.
les Iberlest Uts fe es u,aGen pOate
I'm ~ 9auie ete Nrbetten naGsubolen
Gs stng aues Surtrsftta, nur NIT BEN
@dnlebdten wubte de ntHt tns Heinl
~ fcmmen ; rod aIaubte fe, fte mir,
ben iG aletn 3ureGt finpen, neil pat
aud frlber Der 8au 8epsien. Seet
als fe t6rte, bae fe gar ni6t msbr II
bie SGule geben fclte mar eS tbr abe
bod, als rpeur. fe auf unp baDpnIaufel
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From Chambers Journal.l
Good Manners.

Good manners are nothing less than
little morals. They are the shadows ol
virtues, IL not virtues themselves "A
beautiful behavior l. better than "A beau
tiIui form; it gives higher pleasure
than statues aud pictures; II In the finest
OF the fine arts. How we'll il il then
that no one class has monopoly ia this
finest of fine arts" that while favorable
circumstances undoubtedly do render
good manners more common among per
sons moving in higher rather than in
lower spheres, there should nevertheless
be no positive hindrance to the poorest
classes practising good manners towards
each other. For what is a good mannerl
! is the art OF putting our associates at
their ease. Whoever makes the iewest
persons uncom Portable, is the best-man
ner-d man in a room.
Vanity, ill-nature. want Of sympathy,
want OF sense-these are the chief sour
ces from which bad manners spring.
Nor Can We lima gine an incident IN which
man could be at loss as TO what TO say
or do IN company, if he were always con.
siderate tor the feelings of others, forgot
himself, and did not lose his heBd OF
leave his common-seuse st home. Such
a one may not nave studied etiquette. he
may be chaotic rather than be in good
form as the slang expression Is; and
Yet because his head aud heart are sound
he will speak aud act AS brcomes u gen
tleman. On the other hand, IA very pc
dant in form and bigOt in ceremonies
may be nothing better than the ''mildest
hammered man that ever cut a throat
As we can be wise without learning, so il
is quite posaible to be wellmannerec
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Miscellaneous

pupil in sn EnTli-h -cho"l. when
ssksd tn d.hp- The wufi "tuitr~--.'
wrote "ut q. m.an,ns: a ismal- uho
maxi batter
"Avrd that With you hlsm- 'oth-rs
Tor d"fus.' says on- 80 nuF Size men.
We'll. thug hav- com- g. pr-uy pass
" a man can't ki-. DO. own wiie.
You ran get "a dinner. With bathing.
.utt throw in. Tor -tKty c~nt- ~ Atl#n.
tic Cny Bat who wants a bathing suit
thrOWn into his dinnrr9
A hook canva-.rr. The Other day. talked
bali Hn hour tu iudur- lHdy o. huy
ho"k Then she haud.d him a Zip ~
psp~F. on which was written "lm dvfe
aud dumI
man who was shocked Nv Lightning
on ihs. .,m" night thst -m.li I.ux ! %.
I,ital Wa struck wHs ~ dfssd'ul afs
uf -U-p-nsv until convinced that hv w4s
hit tif-t
Tom. YOU seem O. gain h-sh every
dry. The Fto~-ry bu.in--s mu-t -st.e
wiih you What did y"u With ls-iT
WI = 10. I rally i"se..t n"s lot u
strike ui- % ~. = p"uud Ui butter.
Tho motto Of lovers 10 z. plural buss.
Jun. yuni
Chiraso pap.r .avs3 "Ai"ut tho
"ni, way 80 s.-rur.. th- ls-finE 'isi.-at of
>uuur Rail 10 io iu'luc. him d" juin the
Cincinnati B,-.-b.i. Jiub
S,u. .t..I, .s,.. E.sry Eiiar~ i.a
.ie', @" .ur,--- rh.- stl sxuisfH vby
'n' u'i.u,, .anrf ui.f '..i 200. firI.f hey
.sa,Hiuy
x. e.. -" tk"-s p's. ~ yult- afr ia
iiu.. .s'uI t'nr ihryi. --' y {. eur fhssy
~ Aui -ur " 49, So. 90 nu %. unlS a.
"a ~ 'ii' % tHsm arr. -uf. SD 10
Two o.trirhrs h4rns....d - = Rasan
c.n pull 70 i,..i uf ! UJ1 i."uu'i-. aud 81
the ,-.r.. th.v ned ). pal 90 wst.r. two
OF ihr-r old tV1--. ynd h"i II bfick.
a.. as from the cruutry. sud h~ came
90 ,uwn tor th. hr.t ttm- A. hs l,iuksd
-, the telegraph wirr-. he .aid why
40 you make your wir--'sncrs - high 2
Marriage arr not plenty en"ush The
young ladies' uught o. s-t up a Strike tor
their sltars. The strike Tor th~ lies cen
e'm- iu zit~rNsrd. when the question Of
building them come. up.
"Ser whst you hav, brought mo to-
remarked a Western m "a ~. un hi. ssy
60 isii. be pass~d tb- wife whom b. hHd
tfis'l 20 kilt bscHus~ The hsp jacks w,rc
only Drowned ou ou- side.
when you are tired 81 twiflinr your
thumh-. - dosu Hni srr hos lat you
eau sAy ''Shnes AID s..ek. sh.,rk sii-Hn IN
an iurxplirai.lr mnnn-r. sud tn-xufably
she ccasrth sheath ~ hyr sho-s.'
Tho pcruiiarity Of the ny % that be
always rvlafu- 90 the .aui~ sI-st But %
I - the rchtract.firtic oi the me- quito that
I hc nlwHS. q. tufns 60 snuihs sJ,ut Thus
Z hr q d.fl'f- if..m the iropud w. G.. do, .
not chans~ Lis spot
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-01

An aiftr occurr.d on Tanners Run.
iu th- -"uth stern part 81 Labauun
tnwn-hip last wriuestsy tveuins which
Resulted iu the instant death Of Thomas
Wiir"x..r. who j. shout thirty five STsf.
oi as.. aud l-.sve- family Tha cirrum
stances a. th.y have been selt are o.
fpiipwr.
The Carpent-r family are farming on
s"ins. l-ud t...lnurins q" Peter II rt,ald
ali ,iuinr the place uwp-'l hy Wiicpx.u.
and ha'l -nwu wheat iu . h-lj n ~ Wi
cnxru'- huu-r The chicken. b-inugiuf .
e. the tatt..r w.rs ia th.. habit of s,ttins
irtn th. wheat t..ld aud ou s.v-f-i ss,s'a
siors -nfn. m-'nts.r 81 the Ctrp.'nt..r
family h II shot = number ~ thrm Wi
cnx..u ws- rust1-d 20 n ,uliug slaves q"
X SEINE .uI nu "Wednesday -vrntng lat
a;t.r b.. return. 4 h",u. aud .-at hi- -up
pr b. wr- informed that ib.. q ts.pt. .
who w-te ratt'r1 c.su iu 80 s.jr'u "r
Il. ia. had that 4 kiil.-i -.y.f,. m,fss 81.
th, = ii'iis ri,Iyksu- li.i- ura h. h'.s
aIgiy and hr -tatt.i pat ~ futs.tstsw u.l
m,u C,,gfaut..r II a-k...l % tt -. tru.
th,t b. bad t,--u NiiliS2 .p0i- n'tr %.
th.. CHICKENS Isrir-ntr. - f.sisd that o.
~. Wii~nx"n r"nlpn.trst.-l with him
sayiug that tury were iup yauns 80 b.
htAH AAaAAaA AAA"A " tth NJ fAtF- wv
onp- 81 h,. wtuts'i 80. but b.. da--sr..l n5m
- spare tn. y.uu. our-. Carpenter ~
pli,-i that h- would kIii every chicken
that come into his fields Wilcnx.u
win, IL --.5ns hsd been drinking some
during IN. day. then said that h. c,uid
whip any m.n who would kiil hi- young
chickens. Carpenter r,'piird that b.
was - d--n liar Wilcpx-n mad = sin.
il,r angry rrtort when Nuah Carp~ntsr
iI np~d dpwn from a fruc- - witch hs
wss sitting and approached wilcnx-n.
saying II there Was any hshtinR to b.
done b. would IL a. Nilcnxsu pro
IrrI-d that NJ was dealing only With the
old msn. hut young Carpenter struck
hiqI ou the right side o. the neck tnh. -
ins such = severe blow that the b"nr. o.
,h- mech w-r, d,.j tinted. Wi'c"x"n
dropped To the ground and expired with
out spanking word
rn- eye witnesses Of the sdtir beside
three m-mb-r. Of the Carpenter family
aud . young mtu nvmsd MrGraw. who
was hripIug them cut corn. were jams
Davis and Thomas Psr-on-, friend. Of
wilcoxcn Young Carpenter was ar.
rrstsd in the night at the house of a
urigbl.Or about mile distant aud hnv.
ius waived an examination before Squire
l Phil-on l. nnS ~ jail A attempt wil
Oe made IN tue trial VI the Case ~ prove
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a. hr w"u 4 b'ipg twriyr m-B .,us ait
anoih-T To hi- way of thinkinr Agsi'
ht- the business uian any stock 10 ttad
that p-y- him better than go- u -dslr-s
And a. regards the "sui vivsl oi the Il
te-t in tournaments fpr q lHdys hsnd
~ u not a "uaturnl selection when the
oil motto Manners makyth n,sn' q.
cid~- the cout--t2 Al l,a-t Wilk-s th.
h---t mAunersd hut uelisst man uf hi.
d,y. thought 80 Il am." be laid. 'th
ugli-St man Ia the three kinrdam.. bu
= you give me qpartrr Of an hour- start
! will gain the love OF any woman bviOr..
tie haud-omsst."
j; kindliurss of deposition be tn, ..
srnce 81 good manners. our subi.-ct b.
seen at once To shade off into ths. great
one ~ Chri-,isnity itself Ia L. the hs-art
that mak.-~ both the true gentleman and
the great throloglan The apo>ti+. Paul
(sre sp-rch delivered on Mars llill) ~
ways rndsavor.d 10 couciiats ~. aud,
rnce when hr commenced addrr-siur
them And hts l.ttrr- ~ veil a. tho.
"t hts fellow apustlrs. Hr- toll oi symps
thy Hnd consideration tor every one .
feelings. h~csu-e h- hsd learned trnm
Him whose sympathy extrnded TO even
the greatest OF siuu-rs
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VOL. 33-----NO. 43.
DIRECTORY.
JACKSON COUNTY OFFICIAL DIREc-
TORY.
L = ~.

Judge Court of Common Pleas-Porter DV
state senator-Irvine DUNCAN.
Represeniative--Arhur b. Monahan.
Probate Jndge-John J. Y. Evans.
Aullior-Thomas W. Patterson.
TrcasuI.r-James X; Hunter.
shend-John NJ. Ewing.
Prosecuting Attorney-C A. Atkinson.
kurveyor-JOhn ID. Brown.
Recorder-Enoch II. Lewis.
COmmissioners-Jnhn -. McGhee, Geo. w,
Brown and Van Buren, Johnson.
innrmary Directors-A. F. McCorley, Peter
Bum and A.. q. Dyson
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Lick Township-James A. Aleshire, David
Davis, Ambrose Scott. -. n,. po,,.r,
Seioto Township - James DAVIS ROBERT
Hamiiion-HarrIson Canter. George Gllliland.
Jefferson-J. Edward Jones', John Isaac
Madison Jonathan Davis, Edward Hunt,
Bioomiield- Williamson scurlock. WIN. l..
Miiton-oeorge W. whitman. Samuel Demp-
&ashingion-J. II. Wilson, John q. Ray.
Jack-on-Joseph Rowland, 1; II; McC0rnick.
Franklin = Armpstead ScuTlock. Joseph J.
Li6erty-Alfred Lewis, John Mccartney.
PosroFFIcEs AND PosTSAsrERs.
Jacksou--s. p. Baldridge.
Berlin X Roads-Mrs. Elecia Erwin.
WellstOn-J. f. Ferree.
Dawkins Mills-Mrs. Kirkendali.
Ls,d6;. LeoaG; e RlseshmI meglnHIl;s; B. Pratt.
Webers-J. Calm.
MabeeS-Samuel jackson.
Monroe Furnacs@W. II. Sloan.
Oak HilI-W. W. Morgan.
Sam-onvIlle- Geo. Reniger.
Jimes-C. II. Shiers.
Byer-W. w. Kennedy.
Ciay-D. j. Richards.
Ray<-I. II. Mccormick.
Ksys,Snfs-B. i.SySs@s B. Hvaao. 4; Moore
Rocky HiIl-E. w. Marvin.
STANDARDIZATION Wintough-
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The Birds and the Leaves
BY ALICE CARY.

The leaves are fading and FILLING,
The winds are rough and wild.
The birds have ceased their railing,
But let me tell you. my child,
Though day by day, as Il loses.
Doth darker and colder grow,
The roots OF the bright Ted roses
Will keep alive In snow.
And when the winter is over
The bouzhs viii gst new leaves,
The quail come hack To the clover
Anu the swallows back to the caves
The robin will wear on his bosom
A vest that is bright and new,
And the low Hest W ,y.Side blossom
viii shine with the sun aud dew.
The leaves to-day are whirling,
THE brooks are all drv and dumb,
But let m tell you, my darling.
The spring will be sure to come.
There must be rough, cord weather.
And winds and rains so wild;
Not all good things together
Come 10 Us here, my child
So, when some dear joy loses
Its bsauteOuS summer glow,
Think how the roots Of the roses
Are Kept alive In the snow.
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WHOLE NO. 1884

{ ,.t so. .tfthinE 49, ''s,,s. 80 e i.su 81
~ kuu~ki@-. C-fI. nt.r'- ssit..'.. -
80. tun.. is.i tha-- whv -ss l. 30 90 isf,s
it.va that b.. hsd ms'l~ ~ ~ 49, pon
= the KIND. r. b. b "a hi. haY'l tn hts
,,~k.t fer. striking aud r.gufn.-d it
again Immediately a'i.-r
rb.. rr.pd jay brd the c,-.- iu cnusid
ration y.--i-Iiay and Will probably ~.
s,rt az indictu~nt tsf msualaurhtvr
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Church Directory for Jackson, o.-ls77

CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Elder William n
Devore, Pastor. Preaching every "a AMI 4tl
Lords bay at lOX A. NJ, aud ai night. Prayer
meeting every "Wednesday night, aud every
LIST and 80 Lords Day at lOlz A. NJ. SaDoath
School every Lords Day att A. NJ.
PREsRYTEKIAN CHURCH.-Rev. j. n
Gib-un, Pastor. Pre- ching every Saboath al
lOh A NJ, and AT night. sabbath SCHOOL every
Sa6nath nj o A. NJ. Teachers meeting Tuesday
evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
Choir meeting Friday evening. WOInans Ms
sionary meeting list Monday In ryery month.
q muuiOu service lSt sabbath in March.
June September and December.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Re. q F. Cr.izhton, Pastor. Prcnchlng every
SnDbsth al I0H A. NJ, and at night. feachsrs
meeting Tuesday evening: Prayer lneeIlns li
bath nj A. NJ.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-Rev. f. W. Lloyd, Pas.
tor. PrestchIng every LIST and 3d Saboatns ~
IOx A. NJ. and at Lamplighilng. SaDDaih
School every Sabbath az a. M. Teacher-
Mrefing Tuesday evening. Prayer Meeting
"Wednesday evening. Choir Meeting satur-
day evening.
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Post. Office Bulletin for Jackson, Ohio.

Post-orice is open during the week trom S'D
a. M. q TO p. M, bui never ob sunday.
MAIL GOING NORTH-ClOscS at 1878 y. m.
and 5:2I D. IN. The mail closing at : ~ y m. j.
n through mail to Cincinnati, ONO, ana All
points M est and South Of there, and Grafton
w Va. and all points East aud North Of there
MAIL GOING sOUTH-ClOses at 3:S y. M
daily, being all tn. mail south.
WEBER. .GKAHAMsvILLE MABEE's
Closes at a. M. on Friday
BEAVER n MEADOW BRANCH-Closf"
nt IL M. every Saturday.
EUREKAvILLE-Closes at y. IN. every
"e""e"' 80" :. p. BALnRIpGE, p. NJ
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EAST BOUND.

Direct connections made at Lancaster for
Circleville, GAINESVILLE, and all points on the
Cincinnati & MusklnguTn Valley Railway-and
at Columbus for all points East and West. No
change OF cars from Columbus To Philadelphia,
q. X. CARR, Sup't.
WA. MILLS General Ticket Agent.
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.

All trains equipped with Miller Platform.
and HendersOn's Hydraulic Brake.
1@-For Further Information Address
T.. T. MITHOFF, President.
]. B. PETERS, Sup't, Columbus.
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The Old Home.

have gone-I can not always go, you know
Best 'tis
Home across the distant ridges OF the year.
With my ear; tgIound.
And the old house, standing still on the old
There l found.
In my parlor. In my fancy, could trace
Fathers face;
And my mother, with her old Rccustomed air.
Willie beside them brothers, sisters, true and
Silent stood.
Through the stiffness swan the song OF summer
Aud there stirred giow
On the wall The leaf ffcked sunshine; and its
Faded slow;
But nom all the loving lips I watched around
Not sound.
Then went up stairs, slow ente. ing mid their
All the rooms;
And trod with SOftened step along the floors !;
Opened doors;
But never heard a voice or met soul
In the whole.
FRO
Ofthe br nihs that stirred the draperies TO and
Long ago; lpePp
OF the eyes that through the easement used to
Out OF .lerp;
or the feet that Ia these chambers used to run
Now are none.
lsky.
or the sunshine pouring downward from the
Blue and high;
or the LEAKAGE and ihe ancient garden plot.
Brown and hOt
Or the stfelmIet and the shlngle and the tide
These abide.
But beyond The azure vaulting overhead
Are my dead; lands
Though th,'ir graves are dug apart In many
Joining hands,
They have gathered AMI are waiting Till come.
That Is home!
-lHours at Home
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Stations marked thus (Sl are tiag stations, and
trains Will stop when signaled to do 80.
W. w. PEA BODY, Master Transp.
W. q. EVANS, Agent at Jackson.