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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-07

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-07

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tn SulsartsH %sesenwdrtts @ablen fur gii,
bung elmer pFOutfOttf9eu @~bseCrbneten.
hammer 1%dtttRcen.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

and and follow it as the only infallible
guide; and we who are setting forth these
lacts to-day have learned nothing Srayer
from our experience of public affairs than
It's Importance secularly considered. We
are offering no Lenton sermon; the pulpits
Will furnish that; we are simply speaking
OF that divine institution which we find in
every land where it exists in its purity, the
surest promoter of human happiness, Of
social order, and of rational liberty.
The season is a mOnitress alike of Dossi-
bic failure and of boundlcss success. 1t
asserts, but it also pleads for human in
hrmlty. 1t symbolizes the struggle which
Is the sole condition of true and ultimate
repose. 1t is quite possible that it may be
ostentatlousiy, carelessly, or superstitiously
observed. But all outward forms of
religious observance are naked to the same
objection. TO those who recognize their
spiritual significance, only their true value
is revealed; but who shall estimate the
accidental help, the temporary succor the
awakening influences which they may
bring even to the careless participant or to
the mere Journalist? 1t would be easy TO
dlsmIsS their consideration with Sncer.
out contempt IS usually UnwiSc, and some
tunes 1t may be shameful. 4 land. the
President Of which, in the hour of its
emergency, invited its people to hum;ia
ton, fasting, and prayer, should not be
utterly ignorant OF the significance of Lent
". J. Tribune lttH inst.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

'-ATE An CHURCH.-Most commonly the
people who are late at church are late
everywhere else and in everything else. IF
tney make business engagement. they arc
always behind time; and they form the
large class who are invariably a few minutes
TOO late for the cars. They are the ncor,ic
who 20 to the bank to take up their notes
the day after they are due and when they
nave gone to protest; who forget when
quarter day arrives; and whose fire insur
ance policy is suffered to expire THROUGH
lack OF prompt attention.
Or, ii they belong to the gcntler seq. tbov
are the kind who delay to put in the stifc6
that saves nine, who are always behind
hand with the breakfast or the dinner. who
are ever procrastinating and ever in a
furry OF haste and worry With such AS
these tardiness has become a habit. and
their iellow-worshippcrs at church suffer
from 1t, along with all others with whom
they have dealings or intercourse. But
there are numbers of these tardy folks Mt
church who are not so from the slavery Of
ha6lt, but from deliberate design. Tbcv
wish to be seen and admired; they desire
70 create sensation in a small way, or at
least they are desirOus that their apparel
snail not pass unnoticed; or they arc ultra
i'''Hi'lI"oIC; anu nave an idea that il is
modish to be late at church, as well as at a
party; or they are of happy. .go.lucky kind,
VINO take no note of time and are careless
whether they are early or late. The offence
OF all these incorrigible and indefcnsibIo
tardy folk is not only tresspass against
good breeding and good sense, but trans.
gression against the rest Of the congrega-
ton, whose devotons they distract, and
an insult to the Majesty on high, whose
worship they interrupt and disturb.-Clris.
tan TafcIl;1oncer
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

EVERYDAY DEgEprIoN.-An ordinary
wonans happiness or misery is decided by
trHies. Her interests aye so few that her
mind dwells on littlo things, 10 the exclu.
SION OF more momcntuous matters. One
night young wife sat wondering why her
husband did not come home. She had
been III the kitchen two or three times
to see that supper was ready and being kept
not, Tor MIR. Jones was one Of those men
who neither like to wait for a meal nor cat
cold one. At last, full an hour after his
usual time, the husband made his appear
ance: He did not think it necessary to
tell her that he had suPpcd ''down town"
with friend, he was probably ashamed of
the Ittie eXtraVaganc2; therefore he pushed
rom him the cake she had prepared for
his especial enjoyment, observing that it
was not up to the usual mark. The Young
wife was previously disappointed, for her
afternoons happines had consisted in think
ing how agreeably hqg husband would be
surprised at this little delicacy. But this
was all destroyed now, and it was as much
as she could do to command her feelings.
Her husband saw and partially understood
her emotion. A single word would have
explained all, and he knew it; but he was
ashamed, at first, to say that he had been
!oIterlng on the way home; and afterwards
1t was too late. At last he became angry
at his wife for being hurt, as men strangely
VIII when they are themselves in fault. ii
was miserable evening for both.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21
Florence, the Actor.

a relative Of tile well known comedian.
William j. Florence, tells the following:
Many years ago, while Florence was
under an engagement AZ the Winter Garden
Theatre, New York, he formed the acouaiu
lance OF q young girl who played in minor
parts III the dramas then rcj,rescutcd
one day after rehearsal he invited her to
dinner at Broadway restaurant. Both
were hun Zry and they ordered a ,,;outirul
supply Of food. When their apretitcs were
satisfied, Florence called for the bill. ana "a
MS utter dIsmay found he had no money.
In changing his clothing in the uoruiu,r.
ne neglected TO take the money from Ljs
discarded pantaloons. He told the Girl Of
NE ilN he was in, and asked her for a loan.
4oftihed and chagrined, she answered that
an she had was just sufficient to pay her
rare home. Then the actor called Tie re-.
t%urant keeper and told him the truth
ABOUT the money. The quickly excited
man raved and &tormed ut Florence. sayinc
That he had resolved NOT 10 be swinG:cl l,y
any on2, and that he would send for the
police.
At this timc a short, stout old gentleman
stepped Up to the proprietor, and FIRMLY
said:
How dare-you spca3. 10 .entIclnan in
,"' ; 'u nave Vclic. I!i. mistake Is Il
perfectly natural one, 4uI such as might
occur 10 any lnan. ain ".i".aed Of YOU
" 'Sl!'" no Aorel IN your house, nor permit
my friends to do so in the future Here.
take thiS!' and the old gentleman took a
nifty dollar note from d fat wallet and
handed it to the discomGtted landlord
saying, " Deduct the amount Of the yolIne
mans bill and return ME the CHANGE
The proprietor's apologize. were unheeded.
lie handed the old gentleman $3.50, and
again essayed apologies.
When in the street, Florence handed his
his professional card and
address, adding that he should certainly
reimburse him. The old gcntlemans in
uishatlon quickly passed away, and begin
ming to smile, he added
That's all right, young man, I've been
trying to pass that counterfeit bank note all
day" go
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

SALE OF JAMES GORDON BENEFITS KEN.
NEL.-Mr. James Carbon Benefits kennel
was sold in New York on Wednesday. A
splendid Gordon setter dog, three wears
old, that cost Mr. Bennett $1,000 sold for
S26, and n Gordon setter bitch that cost
81 900 sold for $3.50. Four English mas
tltis brought from $l2 to $l4 a piece, while
two noble Newfoundland dogs, highly bred,
and said to have cost large sum, sold for
q good deal less than their value. A pur
brought $25, while of lot of spaniels onIy
one brought $2j, the others selling at
prices ranging from $l5 to 500. The sale
took place, it is said, under instructions
cabled to this country by Mr.. Bennett. and
it is reported that Mr.. BENEFITS stable will
soon be sold under the hammer.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

LoHDON.-The metropolis Of the British
Empire, the largest city the world ever saw,
covers nearly IH0 square mics and numbers
within these boundaries 100000 Of inh2hi
tants. 1t comprises 100000 foreigners from
every region of the globe 1t contains NOR,
Jews than the whole of Palestine. moro
fomdn Catholics than Rome itself more
IRISH than Dublin. more Scotchncn than
Edinburgh The ports Of London has
every day on It's waters l.C00 ships and
5000 sailors. Upward of l@3 persons are
added to the population daily. or 10000
yearly, birth taking place every five
minutes, and death every eight minutes.
On an average. 2S miles OF streets are
opened, and 9OG0 new houses buiIt cvaiv
year In It's postal districts there IS n vrar!y
delivery OF 23S.G00,0G0 Of letters. On the
police register there are the names of
10000 habtual criminals, Increasing hy
many thousands every year. More than
one-thlrd Of all the crime of the country Is
committed in London, or at least brought
to light there. There are as many beer
shops and gin palaces as would, if their
Fronts We're placed side by side, reach from
Charlng Cross 10 Portsmouth, n distance Of
sevonty-tlrcc miles. and $4,000 drunkards
are annually brought before its magistrates.
he shops open on Sundays would form
streets sixty miles long. 1t IS cstimed
that there are above 100000 Of the people
VINO are practically hcathcn, wholly neg
lecung the ordinances OF religion. At least
800 additional churches and chapcls would
be required Tor the wants of the people.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

LIVE STocE FOR EURoPE-The shipment
OF beef to the English markets has proved
so profitable that cattle dealing firm in
Holland has started the enterprise of trans.
porting live stock from this country Tho
Rotterdam steamers have been engaged for
this purpose, and l75 head of cattle nm
chased at the Jersey City stock wards will
be transported as soon as the necessary or.
rangements can be made on board the
steamers. '''V
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

FREcHLE LoTioN KILLS BRfpE.-.A
telegram from Aleto. Illinois, says: A sad
and very sudden death occurred in our
neighhoring village of Viola on the 3Oth
uIt. A young couple vera engaged to be
married, and the happy event was to have
transpired yesterday. On the morning Of
the 30th the bride cxpcctant went to the
dru. store and procured some drug or
lotion with which she expected to remove
pmpcs or ireckles from her face, and, return
ing to her home, applied it, or took it, we
know not which. About noon she COM
planned of feeling unwell, but no attention
was paid to the matter until too late. She
grew rapidly worse, in spite of all that could
be done, and by o'clock P. NJ. was a
corpse.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21
P0eI2V.
AN OLD POEM REVIVED.

An y now mean to write
you, sweet X tt.
The girl without Z.
The belle Of L Tx.
l der ifyou got The
wrote to you B4,
sailed in the Il KDA,
< sent by I. y Moore.
My NJ T head will scarce conceive
calm d \ bright,
But miles from you l must
NJ - this chance TO write.
y list, should NENVU,
B Z Z, mind it not,
II any friendship show, i sure
They shall not L forgot.
But friends and foes alike D X,
As I may plainly c
In every funeral Il i.
Our uncle's LEG.
From virtue never DVS.
Her influence B9
Alike induce 10derness
Or l0tudc divine.
x ifyou can moi cut a.,
Or cause an :.
! hope TIL put a.
81?
L [ for Xation
Ny cousin, heart and 60?
He oilers in aC
4 broad Of land.
He says he loves L to KS,
U'rc virtuous and Us,
NCCXL
ali others in his Is.
This 5 \ until TIC,
Ipray YOU % KOS
I; DO not burn in FIG
Ny quaint & wayward muse.
Now, fare L well. dear XIII.
trust thar [ Il true.
When this I C. this L can say
An SAIOU.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

II IS estimated that the farmers of Hi.
Inols, lost last year $53,5 worth of sheen
by dogs, and still the CANNES have IL ali
Their own way, beating the shepherds in
the Legislature and out of it
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

IMPORTED POTAToEs.-French potatoes, n
novelty in the New York market, are ar.
irving in moderate lots of from so to 100
barrels. The duty is fifteen cents (gold) a
ibushel, and at the reigning price of 81
barrel there is profit. They are of moder-
ate size, not having been stimulated by the
heavy manuring practiced in this country.
They are yellow, and resemble jackson
whites. They are grown chiefly in Alsace-
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

A waterproof oil company has adopted
as trademark the portly figure of VIM.
NJ Tweed, the convict statesman, standing
In drenching storm, with a shabby
umbrella over his head and huge diamond
on his shirt front
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

LATE MAHRiAGrs.-It is to be depIored
That cur young people are reluctant to
marry because they cannot at once set m
expensive or stylish housekeeping. Latc
marriages are becoming SO largely charac-
te;:stic "i social life on these false and
selfish grounds Of social economy. that
society as vi Ioie and religious life IN bar.
5leulaT are seriously damaged. IF man
mas canned a position that enables him to
marry with ordinary prudence. let him
marry, and let not the prudence be pressed
TOO too, aard; young love if true and .od}y.
VIII make early struggle wholosomc ani
Joyous, If he has found woman who Viii
make hm happy. let him take her to \
modest homo the loving wife Of his YOUTH
ilis vii" and his fortunes will he better for
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

One Of the requests for prayer read at the
Boston Tabernacle lwhcrc Moody and
Sanlicy now arcl on Monday was this: For
a church IN Chelsea 50 cold as 10 allow =
stage with tootlights N It's cdiGcc, that TIL.
stumbling g-blCc!l may be done awav." Mr..
AooGy does not, however, encourage criti-
cism Of this kind. Although his attitudcto
ware What he calls nono-cyangc gclical RELIGIONS
bodies IS unc0upgomisne, he does not 20
ont oi his way 70 attack them. On the
other ."hd the Unitarian and Cniyer,al:zt
pastors are CUt@roicn in their criticisms.
Inc Rev. john Weiss On Sunday mornInr
declared th"t the r2yival4ts were welcomed
by the sentimental and the ignorant, who
we're ever ready for sensations. and not Iv
Tie people OF culture whom ,hcy never
would reach. DR.. Bartol suggested thar
theu anGs visited ihc Tabernacle to save
iuci and light on cold night. to read
new spapclF and scatter peanuts Ike those
who 60 TO 9 Presidential Inauguration or q
Dom Pedro reception. Tho Rev. " J..
Savage said: "ir. Moolys man is an
enemy ot God; hut the history Of men in
all ages showed that the strongest passion
IN man is the search after God-the desire
10 Know the Supreme Being Mr. Moody's
God has chosen to damn tie great majority
OF the world and save a few only for His
honor and glory. 1t is like man who has
invented life prescrycr, and blows up q
snip III mld-ocean, destroying the lives Of
many when he knows hc can show the
merits OF his invention by saving the lives
OF a few
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

Gen. Leslie Coombs, of Kentucky, has
recently married woman eighty-five years
old, and probably without the consent of
her parents.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

-, VI III \ CLERGYMAN WROTE i LIpri.-
I ! l.'Ee vas sensa~ion in q Jersey City Is.
- c,ourtToom on Monday in the trial o.
i the libel suit Of 3Ir Malone, proprietor q.
me It"|& newspaper, against county clerk
frana. Tho hhrl consisted Of ro.t
seurrlIous and obscene circular t]at M
Se2ttered throughout a political moet;n..
Alter motion for q non-suit had h..n
Denied, the Rev. Father Brann, Catholic
Clergyman, brother Of the defendcn. arose
and insisting upon being sworn. confessed
Jhat he, without his brothers. I,nowicdoc,
was the author Of this and similar libel; On
Nr. Malonc, and asked Judge Hoffman 10
send him to prison. The Judge saiI tbat
m,Llls m acton seemed 10 call for consultation
among the lawyers, and he adjourned the
suit for two days. Wy
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21
Bringing 0dors to Church.
a Acorrcspondcnto 9th New York disc,

a correspondent Of the New York OJsc,r,r
writes:
On beautiful Sabbath forenoon, was in
the middle seat of one Of the largest Fifth
avenue churches in this city. Before ne.
N another pew, sat q wcll-dncsscd man.
"ho WAS also an orthodox divine, whose gar.
ments were 50 thoroughly inbucd with the
odo" OF tobacco, that the fragrance filled
the cIrcumambcllt air as If the man were
u hogshcad Of the weed. Probably to some
nea" HIM the ARENA was delicious. and
thcy blessed him for bringing the scent
with him, that they might enjoy it and The
gospel together. But unto us whose olCic.
tories have never been refined 10 the deli
cacy essential to appreciate the sweet aavor
OF such a Sabbath sacrifice, the stencil was
&Domin2ble. Was it according to the law
OF Christ tor this good man to come into
me house 10 be am offence unto the ladies
ana al the weak brethren in his vicinity?
in tins connection am SorcIy tempted
to say that there arc other od0rs equally
"iSagiceable 20 some which the Lrohr,, 10
not bring to church: but il IS not safe to
S'y wort &Ga!n>t perfumes, lest these
VINO come laden with them should Lrnlorc
offended than are we who endure them
1t is indeed written in the Psalms. "AI
thy garments smell Of aloes;" but however
much some may fancy alocs, it IS not pos
sihlc to build an argument lpon one poeti.
cai passage like that to prove the pgo1.r:cty
OF poisoning the atmosphere cf tlc sanctu-
aiy Wiz. musk, patcLouli and mile naurs.
The right and wrong Of this turn upon
tie rui2 of doing as we would have others
Go 70 rs. Intensely unpleasant to many
people is the smell Of tobacco. Many per.
fumes, delicious to some, are quite Is d;sa-
grecable to others. The church is = place
where we ought to be allowed to meet
without being compelled to inhale cGors
which are purely artificial. and have no
necessary relations to the comfort and con
Ycnicnce Of any.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

Sentimental suicides arc becoming very
common IN the United States. AIou. n
iortnIghtago a young lady, who was engaged
|" oe married and apparently happy, com
mittod suicide IN Marion, Iowa. 4 few
mornings after the funeral, her lover called
young lady cousin into his room, and.
rofiarhIns hastily that he was gcin. 10 his
%W'Gtheart, shot himself in the heart. i
brother OF the dead girl went to the bou[n
to see her lovers's remains. and. cotcbi,r
sight of the pistol, seized it and did his
best to shoot himself, but did not succeed.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

\ woman na.ucd Marie Celve, "a. r..
Gently sentenced to twenty wears n, hard
iabor for the murder of hen. sister .JuI;r
IN Paris. While the trial was goiu- On
n" constantly wore a long Graz, veil
f." ny do You year this vejl?" asked ono
OF the officials. 70 which the .wanf
g'ri gently replied: ~ am In mourn.
ing for my poor sistcr." This rljr}v
matches ihe French parricidc who on be;nr
asked what he had to say after his condc,n-
nation for killing his father and mother
eHtrc"tcd the court to "iaye mercy on a
poor orphan! !"
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

Two young ladies of Baltimore were
made seriously i'll last week by eating cake
too highly favored with extracts of bitter
almonds. The extracts had been in the
house for six years, and had become very
strong by evaporation of the alcohol.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

at the same time that remarkable shin.
ments OF muskets and munitions of war arn
beng made from this country to Turkey,
Inc T news comes from Birmingham, in
England, whose principal industry is the
manufacture Of rifles, that never before st
Tune OF impending war was business So
dull. In the United States the facilities
Tor producing arms have been much inn.
proved and developed, and the arms are
made SO cleverly and cheap that serious
Diow has been given to this branch of
England's commerce.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

EATl:'G V. DHTNEING.-Wc clip this from
an exchange and let it 90 for what il Is
worth
If you would keep from drinking %
great quantity Of ardent spirits, cat-cat
more. Eat nutritious food. Eat something
whenever you take drink. The drank.
IN all cases, comes from the stomach fun Of
WIlis!,cy and no food. There is a s;o,ll
lesson yet TO be learned by many, and that
Is th@y 60 not cat enough bloed. bone.
nerve and ti,2uo-makng food. YGu NAV
ha.t starve to death On salt fish, rotato,.I.
cabbage, turnirs, fried liver, stewca kid
hcy&, and score oi otfcr dishes which
please tie taste, bat add li,tlc or nothing
70 the body force. E..gs, the best Of .t.al.
mutton and bread are what one rccujrn.
lor strength. 1t is this unconscious half.
starved condition which causes 50 much Of
the craving for temporary increase cf
strength, and that is quickest oaiucd
through glass OF whisky That rivc.. t.r
=" lew moments, sp"smodic Impulse to Inc
wheels OF life, scndu" them wi.!zzino ana
spinning around for few moments. tl,r,.
comes reaction, and they turn NOR, .iar.
@ishiy than ever. The best spirits in TIC,
world reside III good blood. the worst IN
bad. 1t IS that which sends false ina ,iI,.
iin&..' suspicious and dependencies to Tie
brain.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

An effort is making among New York
housekeopers to reduce the present wages
paid to domestic servants. Cooks are now
paid from $lS to $40 por month, house.
maids $!4 to $l6, nurses $l4 to S25, and
laundresses SIG to 800 or exactly double
what they received before tho war
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

A Christian gentleman, widowcr. over
80 years old, free from vices, rich. This is
the Bostonian who advertises for WIFE
She must have intelligence; she must have
position; She must have good health; She
must be 40 years old. The Christian gentle-
man is easily satisfied, for he says nothing
about good temper and nothing about
personal beauty. a knight so courageous
deserves good luck.