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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

why do you drive such pitiful /
ing carcass as that? hydou't you
a heavier coat offesh o1him ?, sal
traveller to an Irish hr driver.h
heavier load of flesh! " the POI,
the poor creature can hrdly carryat
little there's on him NV
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

Like the generality Of kings and con-
querors. Frederick the Great had a
most philosophlc Indifference to death
in others. In one of his battles, a bat
tallon ofveterans having taken to their
heels, he galloped after them, bawling
out: why do you run away, you old
blackguards? Do you want to live for
ever"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25
Jake" said the blushing damsel t

''Jake," said the blushing damsel to
a lover that her father had forbidden the
house, Il don't care if your feet are
big love you Just as much.' Wall
Sally. I don't mind so much about the
size of my own feet, but I wish your
dads were little smaller, l should
feel more confident. you know about
staying"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

Roger NJ. Sherman was arguing a
case, and made point which the judge
did not at once see. Mr.. Sherman,
said he, L would thank you to statesthe
point so that l understand YOU Bow
ing politely, Mr.. Sherman replied in
in his blandest manner, Your Homer
is not probably aware of the task you
are imposing on me-"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

natur to surrender it voluntarily. Of
fifteen thousand sold by myself and
partners in this province, twelve thou
sand were left in this manner, and only
ten clocks were ever returned-when
we called for them, they invariably
bought them. We trust to soft sawder
to get them into the house, and to hui
man natur that they never come out of
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

A bad, bad boy, was picked up by his
ma the other night, for some misdeed'
and tanned with her slipper until he
thought he was standing right in the
way Of shoemaker's shop caught in
cyclone. When he got away at last, he
was told to sit down and learn verse
in his Bible before he could have bit o f
supper, and when he was called up to
recite he said: "The wicked's tanned in
slippery places"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

Only a few years ago man used to
put the seal of affection on her lips.
Now he has to put it on her back, land
if it is not trimmed with otter she makes
trouble. The new style costs more,
but it cannot compete with the other
kind for real comfort.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

Others feel just the same. Says the
Rochester Chronicle: IF this world
were one grand, comprehensive bellows,
March would pump wind enough for it
to make music all the year round
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

This hotel has been recently improved by
the erection of brick addition to the main
building which will give considerably more
room, and afford ample accommodation for
the travelling public.
THE TABLE will be well supplied at all
times with the best the market affords, and
no pains shall be spared to satisfy the wants
of guests in this department.
THE BAR will be stocked with the best
Liquors. A full supply of Wilson's pure
Rye whisky, (the only homemade whisky
sold in the county, can be found by those
wishing pure article for medical purposes
Jurors attending court will be boarded
or their fees per diem, and their certificates
AIKEN in payment if desired.
Charges Moderstn A call respectfully
olicited.
ROBERT WILSON.
May II
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

Prisoners in Worcester are allowed
to retain pieces of molasses candy
found on their persons when locked up.
There never was an instance Of a man
committing suicide with molasses candy.
Il Boston Post.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25
NOTARIES PUBLIC,
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.

DAVIS D1sr.-Dr, c. A Brown, Daniel H. spengier.
Jas. 8. jackson.
sroEEwAI1.-:T. H. Grabill, Eli Cofelt, saodsn
whitaker.
JoaSsrox-J. +. 8oae9er, Martin Stricken.
Levi II. Cullers.
MADlsoS.-Jaoob Lantz, James !. Cofman,
Samuel Rinker.
AsHBr-sa,ni Hannah, sarausl Kingree, Jacob
Il. Miller.
LEE.-joln Z. Kasey, Geo. NJ. Tialer. Holm NJ.
Pence.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

A lady, consoling her neighbor for
the loss of her son answered, in tears,
"If Billy's grandmother is in Heaven,
l know she won't see Billy abused"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

The Wheeling Register says MI
Hayes has been invited to Long BrancI
but thinks he viii probably send a con
mission.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

Charles Gay, Of iva, has bel in
the habit ofjumpinf off bridgesior q
purse of three dollf. The pris was
so low that he coulnot afford tacome
to the surface WIFI he leapedin the
other~d ay.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

Don't loaf about the streets and
pend on the Lord for your daily bres
He isn't running a bakery (
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

To keep moths out Of old clothing it is
recommended to give the clothing to
the poor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

For it spake of the lilies so wond 'rously clad:
And the heart that was tired grew strangely glad
At the thought of a tender care over all,
That noted even a sparrows fall.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

Only fower-but it CHANGED that day
That burdened heart passed by that way;
And the message that through the flower was SEM,
Brought the weary soul a sweet content.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

Evening gloves are very long, reach
ing to the elbow, and sometimes above
-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25
SHENANDOAH HERALD
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Advertisements will be inserted at One Dollar
per square of ten lines, less for the first inser-
ton, and so cents for each subsequent insertion
Unless the number of insertions be marked upon
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and charged accordingly.
Notices in the local column will sbe inserted at
double the advertising rates.
Advertisements for three months or lon ger will
qe inserted at lowerrates
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25
Enriehing A Tramp.

HOW HE GRAVITATED BACK TO BAX-
TER sTREET-A PROBLEM SOLVED.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

DR. 4. L. BELEW
DENTIST.
Having rented rooms in Woodstock viii visit
them on the first Monday in each month and re-
main two weeks. The balance CT the month lie
viii spend in Edinburg.
ca REFERENcE-The Faculty Of the Baltimore
College OF Dental Surgery.
Jan. lift
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

DAv1s,-G. A. Brown, Joseph windle,
SIoNEwALL.-Jas. W, Smoots D. F. spiker, Jacob
spigle
JoHssos.-E. B. Shaver, Daniel Bowman, silas
Munich.
MADIsoN,-Jos. Conner, S. NJ. Lantz, Samuel
Schumacher.
AsHBr.-lTonroe F,lnkhouser. A. j. Myers samT
Hannah.
LEG. NJ, Tidlsg, jacob Nef, E. 5. W;ernaa.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

Only thought but the work it wrought
Could never by tongue or pen be taught
For it ran through life, like thread of gold;
And the life bore fruit-a hundred fold.
Only word-but twas spoken in love.
With whispered prayer to the Lord above;
And the angels in heaven rejoiced once more:
For new born soul 'entered in by the door,,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25
P o e &c Al
ONLY.
BY JESSIE GORDON.

Olly a seed-but it CHANGED to fall
In a little cleft of city wall,
And taking root grew bravely up,
Till tiny blossom crowned its top.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25
DEPUTIES.
TREAS URER.
COMMISSIONERS OF REVENUE.

ieorgo W. Koontz, Woodstock
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-25

CIRCUIT ooURT.-P W. Magruder Z. f. Stick
ley, Geo. W M;ley.
couHTY CoURT.-P. W. Nagruder, F. E ST lex
ley, L. Triplett. II.
COMMISSIONERS or ACCOUNTS.
P. W. Magruder Woodstock, Va
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20
9Mmra> 9ep
C0eT
ct bat seinen 0Ott perleugnet
@r3ablmng
Srams Groen.
GurtieBuns.)
(8crtIeBuug.)

% mar lGneU bic nrablenoe, tlGbs
enoe Treuoe pom Nnseltdte bes Daters
Yetbaunt, tisfer @rnft umiGattete feline
esfur9te Stirne uno Oas eben nod
70 wcnnis aufbliBenpe suee blifte ttef
eeriibrt auf ote br%dnsenoen Graaer.
vWobl babe tb tbn, wte i'd eu@ Be-
retts bcribtet ssfunuen. Manlur bat
pie Dabrbeit eereoet bort I'm 2anpe
Der Vbaraoner ftBt metn Sobn auf
fIrtlidem Ibrone unp beberrlGt bic
@5lfsr Aeayptens. Nber a6, ptr f5n,
nsn uns ieines Nubmes uno @lanaes
letner 0r6Be uno Madt ni9t freuen.
ST 1T fir uns uerIoren, osnn wiGet
letn Nau,e tit ausaeitrtaen aus Dem
8u6e res eebens ; CT bat ben @lauz
ben isiuer8dter oerIeuBnet uno 1T Mu>
b%ameDaner Seroroen! !"
n@as iasft bu," frasten bier ale bic
S%etntsen. Don S9reGen bletd. rute NIT
einem Wunpe:
DSobann, unler petlorer 9e9Iaubter
Sobann wdre etne Iurte eerporoen !!
. Soft I'm 5tmmel, wdre ct panu lie>
Der esforben. >, oann plroe es eth
Seeen fir ibn uns gepelen lein,
bate Jpn oamaIs tn Den @sbirsen pes
3ibanon Elm mites Ibier ierrtGen /"
leufsts Die Mutter trORlps auf.
$50 9epib", labte BET ldmerserfIute
Batter, "beier wdre er etc Deute zines
Naubtbtsres geuoroen, als paB TIN nun
Der briQenre 26we oerlbltnet BON benz
bic S@rift lprt9t. @ebe tbnr, Der bod
I'm wabren Wlauben eeboren unp erso>
esn worpen uno nun abgewthen III
Onn rebten pfape. Dsbe urs, oab
u,r sinsn iol@en Abtriinnteen IN UNI
fem Daule eebeSt unp sepFeBt Der
nun lstnen Grl5ier nit GiBea trttt /"
eGIea;at SerbiQte isin Daupt unb
meinte ltiu.
Au6 Dis Mutter jamuerte unp leufs=
t.: vWsbe mir, Die ib rielen @cttess
Ieusner unter ote(em psrssn eetrasen
unp an metnem Buien srOb sr3peen
Dte iou Id an Sage res 9srtdtes Dol
mstnem S0Dpfsr betebea, Der mil
aud ras atno CAB, IS tbm 3u sr3ie.
ben !"
unp untdnoi9er alS ie brad be,
SaynMer Der aru1en MutIer aus.
.unnatirltder SDbn", elter
ets OsI9wilter. nSt ras oer Dani
fir all pic Gisbe unp Sorsfalt, rte bi'
ron cen 9uten gItern sewOroen fno
pom 3usenO auf !! prsfsft pu oaruu
O.sie ptuirsen Ibrdnsn aus ibren Au,
gen, NEIL pc IN tbrsr Gorge I'M DID 10
ulanDe 5brdus i4On DersOhen, 70 oil
rtelen ltsbsu Nuaen Cen Sblaf nerIast
I'M osinsr su pilessn !! 3erretbea ..
parllm tbre suten 5erSeri, neil fe bid
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20

er3caen tpsrpen loaten, 60 lei cenn, caf
rte GItern iibsr cine anpere relieiSleGr.
aisbuns tbrer x:npsr einia wdren,
Sbne 3wstfeI ianO Die IeBtese fBnta.
It&e 8erfaauns TN DtOerlpru6e mil
BEN @cisyen Ger Stride uno bereitsts
pabsr ben gtlG6teu unp pforrsrn rtr
totbclil@en atr&e IN preussn srOss
S&rTerietstten. &ls nun i'm Sabre
183NEer w~illsnsitarfe unp entl6iepene
@rSbtlaCf bon S6In, glemens Nu9uit
I'm Ani6Iufe an ete tirGltden 8ore
f9rtftsn erfIdrtt. .sr babe feline pfatrer
an9ewielen. bic feEerlt9e GrauunS nt6t
su 9eftatten. uenr pom ben 8rautIeus
ten ni@t nas @sr1preden seseben fet,
bic Rinpsr beirerlei 0el6Ie6tes In Der
fatbUltl1sn 8eIi9tpn au ersteben, fOrs
berte man i'm auE ObeIeiG CT naa
pFt9t uno 9ewil1en ieires Nmtss ee>
tpartst bate, entpeoer PIE an Die Yfar>
rer erIo0tns 8erflsuns surid,unebmen,
Deer letn Nmt fretptuts nieosrsuIesen.
Clemens @ueuft perwstBerte, fetner trsu
tatbUlil9en @eiinnuns folaenb, betees.
Sn GOlge oefen fibrte man tbn ges
waItlamer Weile nod i'm leIben Sabre
mad Der Gefuns Minceu esfanesn al.
Dtele 0spaIttbat rtsf bet ouen euten
RatbeIttsn ni9t alietn in Yreu6en
l~Onrern aud In gang DeutlGlanp Die
f&mersIt@fe BstribniB berpOr.-Gtn
dbnlibeS S9tdlal rte Den Grabt1&of
RON R6In Clemens Auguf traf ben
@rjbil@Of ron pplen uup @nstnMar,
tin son Duntn. Nu6 btelsr Bate letne
0eifltden aufeefcrpeyt, BET @%inieenune
Don semil&ten @bea eenau mad Zen
8crl9rtften Der Stride su osrfabreu.
Ct ruroe cesbalb pom Sberlanesss>
rt@te au YU1sn, stnem reItIi9en Sc
rt@te, reldes pur6aus nt9t bere9tiet
mar, Ibsr feline Sa6e, als etne eetits
lt9e, 81 entldeioen, CUR AmtsentleBune
unb ieGsmOnutIt9er GefunsSfrafe oers
HrtbeiIt. Dian fdbrte i'm lpa!er mad
Der Gefun8 GOlbers al. 8ieuetdt
wdre man in Der 8erfuIsune Der Sd
tbOItfen nod weiter sesan9eu, Ddtten
ft@ ni6t biele su beiIiser @laubensbes
setteruns aufserafft uno sssen isne
0ewaItmasreeeIn enerstld prOtef!rt.
Dur6 GOttss Gdsuns fOIste aud
Trieprt6 @iIbelm III. GrteOrt6 DiIs
bslm ". balo auf pem Ebrpne, Elm
epeIpsufenper. weilsr unp esre9ter Nos
nar3, Der ote Ne9te Der EatbpIifen Isbr
wOElwpQsnp ebrte uno beldirmte.
GcrtIeBuns fulst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20
Ser Rapif iber Bic 8eree6ti9:
un9 Ser Tarffem.

8or etnioen Wo@en etpfne ber5st>
Iiee Goter etnsn anseiebenen unp Jpn,
lebr befanntsn 8slster. 9st Der NIT
ibm uno ieiner umsebuns eepFoeensn
unterbaltun9en fam bas Gefprd9 auf
bic eesittmttdt unD bic Nnfat, rel1e
BON etneu, sroben Sbetle Der 7atbplifsn
bterin sebeet miro. Nadpem ee1 Bel
eter feline anidten aedueert, erptpette
ibm Ger 5eiltse 9ater in ieiner sspobns
ten tpoblwouenbet Weile:
vGs III mir lteb, Bag E@ pie @eles
eenbsit btetet, Sbnsn lber pieles Gbemo
bic Nnf6t peS 5etlteen Stubles mtts
tbetlen au f6nnen. Der 6etltse Stubl
winidt bab Dteienisen, ipelGe pts
0Slfer reateren, f@ aud ri&tts als
etns pom 9stt etnseIeste uuD BON ION
nit bobem Serufe aussefattete Auto~
ritdt bstrabtetn. Der Getlise Stubl bal
nte unr nimmer aus Der yeeittmitdt Elm
Dogma eemadt. Der Deiltee Stub
mus fets winl6en, paB pie 03lter in
@usm, was ni6t seeen ibr @emtGen.
eesert TIRE teItstGie uebetssusuns eett
FG ben Geissen, rsl@e rpsltli9e hinge
l~egenbettetl %ersieleu, faeeu uro Der Ob,
risfeit 8eborlam fno. Der 6eiltat
Gtubl bat uno tsnnt feline BON i'm be.
sintiste Hesterunesform. So esnuat
tim, oab man bic Sasenb rsltstSs CT.
siebe. bte betlieen Sutramente nfdt ~
pernt6ten tra@te uno f6 ntdt In BOA.
matil9e Dinse mii@e, lOwte pus mar
oie 3e@te Der Stride ebrc unp ote fira:
li9e AutOritdt unterfdBe, uu bie @br.
furpt Dor Soft In ben bergen rNen
lden su entwfdelu uno au bsfstisen
lOieS fann Elm Wonar9 ebeniO gut nj
etn prdfoent Der Nepubltt DesbaIl
III bic cine Uie bte ancers Hesierunss
form ftsts Dem 6stlisen Stuble amer
tannf wcrpen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20
SerbeHernnS Ser 2ebenseer,
bdltniHe.

DaS 1T ea5 GRp5s 9oluugSwort III,
ierer 3ett, unp sabuos fno Die 0Ortz
fibrer ner 19eenanuten Qufftdrun9ss
partei, weihe Der 9snubfi6tieen WaGe
Elm bIsnrenoeS Slid SorlpieseIn. Dit
msl6em bsiIisen Grnfe basesen frebs
ten i6sn In frlbersn 3stten pabrbaft
cole Mdnner, bas Golt lstnem ruabren
Slide su;ufIbreu. Inter ben erOBsn
Ndnneru, weI6e ii9 bur6 bte plane
%fOctaler 6efOrmen aus3et6nsten, Hebt
etn Nane DOran, Der ebenlo eroB in Rem
Nnnalen Der STRIDE alS Der Menl@tett
1T: feline @r5se uno feline gerlbmtbeit
berubt auf elmer 8af6, bic 3u allen
Soften uno In alien Qdnbern anerfannt
III, ndmlf6 auf Eueenb unb 6eIbens
mutb, 0tr metnen GbOmas MOrus,
jenen 9rOetanaIer @nslanps, Ger feline
AnbdnsIi6feit an cen fctbulil6en
@laIben NIT IetnemSlute be1eeelte, Der
Der Eyronnet 5stnrt@s VIII. einen eo,
len Btoerlano ent9e9ensuleBeu, bic
gAidt benz 0erm6sen, Dem 2eben baS
@ewifen oorsu3isbsn pubte,
Derientse, peI6sr furdtIus auf cas
S9afpt stnS, TIM bic SaGe feines
0Ottes nt@t 3u rerratben, berjentee,
nel3er 60 usr3os, 0Ott mebr su eetor>
den, aIs Dem Menl9en, uro rueIaer 70
bic E~Opesfrafe ~erIttt; btelsr allo, Ipenn
CT BON Der @eleal@a fprt9t lbsr pts>
fen 8esenfano neue Sbsen auffeat,
&efOrmpldne. wel&e bic bic su btelem
Gage befol8ten SYRsme uup gang be-
fcnoers bic Srsantlat ipn fetner Bet
u%m3ufar3sn bs3weden, ptsler faeel1 mir,
oerotent wcbL oaB MIR uus NIT Dem &c,
lHdftteen, waS er Iaste uno padte
cenr Elm FOLDER Wann 1T aQ,u oriiuos
lid In ber 8i0enfdaft Der &eltaipn Be-
wanbert aIs baB er Ibeprien annebmeu
tOnnte, pel9e nit BEN Gebren perStr&,
tnDtpelpru6 fdaoen.
Die @er5fentltGun9 letnsr bertbm.
ten Sdrift Utopia" in Der erfen5 dlft
pes leds3ebntsn 9abrbuncerts 1T Elm
@rlNetnuns, welde bic 8ewesuns be
@eifer 3u lsner Belt often earlest; btei
@ri&ttnuns l6et uns suslei@ ieben, mt
nit welder unwi6enbstt ODER 1nreolt6.
felt pie YrOtefanten 'bebauptet babeu
sae Cbne bic bur@ 2utber aneersgte re
!ssi5ie 3eDplutiun Der menf1li@e Sci
IN Der GtnferniB uno Gclaperet ee6Ite
ben mare. Man fnpet tn Den, 70 benf
ruarptsen 8erfe bes Worus 70 erba
bene anft@ten, 70 cole Gefdble, elm fol
des Vetlonssn, pie Sage pes menl9li
den 0sl@Ie@tss 3u psrbe0syn, ras ma
e%rifaunt tf, pts eth 'Maun aus bi.le
3stt 10 ttsf In Die Senntnts Der lociale
Organization sinrrana, unp mas noe
msbr 1T, feline Speeu nit 70 uiel Mut
unO Grsibett ausiprap.
Der bsrabmte ecretauslsr uerpamut
ldOn ;u letusr 3eit ben Mauasl un
oas rsbermab Der Mrbeit, benz bic u,
men NOD tn unleren Easeu ausoelef
Ene. SO seb6rt su ben Yft@ten 81
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bsRebenpen 8sb5rpen-laeter- , oaS
8aaabunsiren au perbtneern unD su be-
wirfen. ca6 isbse Oliep oes f~octalen
RSrperS cine pirtliGe Bel@dftieung
5abe. Absr es TT nt@t wenieer n6tbig,
pab bic airbeitsseit ceS Nrbeiters ni9t
au3u frube anfanee unp fi6 rtGt, auau
lebr in bic Nabt %btneinsisbe; Der
Wenl6 fol- nt4t. wie pas @ieb mitSre
belt lberIaoen weroen ; bonn bas 1T
gt66srss nn9lid ais Die Sclapsret,
renr man etner unterbroGenen Mrbeit
u%nterpOrfen III, pie ptes nur ausu bdu-
fig auber utopien In Der @eIt wtrflt6
pDrf0mntt.
@ines Der our6 Den 8erfaijer aufses
feuten Mtitel. Cen Nei6tbum 3u per-
rnebren, zen ueberf ue an alien gum 2e=
ben n6tbtsen Dtnssn gu iidern, beleb!
earin, eos man In Der @elsul9oft feline
srCee 3abl pon5dnoen oulbe, Dte ni6ts
berpOrbrineen uno nur caSu eeeisnet
ftno, bic Artstt Ger anoeren a~uf5uSeb.
rem. Gr beflaet iid partber, paB pte
unsebeure Mebrbett Der Grauen unp
n1ebrere Gladen BON Mdnnsrn ibr 2ss
ben In Wabtgsans ~binbrinssn ; pab
Die 3abl ~eerleniesu, weI&e iid NIT
niBlt6en peer nbtbtsen Nrbetten be.
i@dftisen, 10 eerius 1T; e. fiist btn3u,
caB rpenn pte Wenldeu, Die f6 NIT
unniBen Elnffen beiddftieen unp otes
ientsen, rpelde ibre Gage In Hube unp
0et6li6ttit aubrtnseu, li9 wirflt@
nuBlt6sn Nrbeiten wipmen wirpen,
mon in furser Belt ale ni@t oustn sur
unterbaltuns, ionoern aud gum WObls
befanoe pes Observation-Disclosures n5s
tbissn Dtnse In uebsrFuB feben wuroe.
~0slde @eredtisteit, fast ct, ststt
eS pa, 1pet1 Elm Sornebner Dper p!ebejis
l@er MuGerer, rpenn elm Wann obne
8elhdftisun8 poer oeI1en Nrbeit fat
unnds 1T trOB letnes MaBtssansss aus
Mtttel bat, ftb Elm aneenebmes unp
eldnssnpeS 2sben 80 Seribafen, wdbs
renp Ger 6anbwerfer, per Ianemana
cpsr aud ein 5hentltder Bsamter, pte
oft Gag uno Nadt nit eiuerg rmaouus
Dte fte eas 0teb nidt ertraesn f6nnte,
taunt bic raube Nabrung Yerofensn,
pelGs bic Dsrnunftloien Gbiere ltb NIT
rpenteer unsemaG, nit Dentger Wlbe
uno Nn1rensuns Seribafen, pbne ws@
ntsRens bte lhredItde BelorsniB ~
flbIen, einmoI pes NDtbtsen ju entbeb>
rem @as ben unsIdd!iGsn Tasel5bz
uer anbe!aust, 70 eli65pft cine ftu6ts
lole, uneanfbare Nrbeit Jpn In Der
@essnpart unp Der 0eoanfe quilt tbn,
bas (etn Glitter In psr srdb!t6ften DIRT,
tiefett noriberseben miro, benn lein
9obn eenist faun, fid 80 erbaIten ; er
fam aIlo nidts auridlesen, IN, fir pie
3eit ietnes @!ters iu iorsen. ST benz
mad nidt (ebr unsereGt uno sraulam
iener Gtaat, tn weldem oer bette Shell
esr GinfInfte purd etne NnSablMubtsz
sdu9er, our6eeute, Dte ftd nit unniigen
ooer gar iddnpli6sn Dtnsen tei9dfts
gen, pur6 Sdnssr, Sdnser pur@ Grs
ftneer neuer 0~er9nusen osrfbluusen
miro, rdbrenb mon fir pie 2anDbauer
unp 0anpwertsr, cbne welde bod fetn
Staat befteben fam, ,peoer Ibeilnabme
nod Gorge setat2 Ntt bo@mltbisem
gsOtsmus mibbraadt er bic &raft tbrer
Susenp> um pur6 bieielte m5sltdf stel
arbett unp NuBen 3u eepinnen ; unp
lCbalD unter Dem 0epi1t pes Alters
ODER cur6 Sraufbett tbreRrdfte abnebs
men unb 60 tbnen an allen Bsbrtdt
ueretbt er TIRE Nadtwaden, tbre aabls
ret&en uno widtisen Dienfe, uno be-
lobnt iie NIT Dem Duusertooe."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20

Nls fe fi@ enbIi9 sur Rube beeaben
flesen beibe @etete fiir ben pom @lau,
ben ab9efaIenen Spbn uno Braee,
gum 6tmmel btnauf unb bara entl<es
fen aQe NIT BEN liBen 8emusHetn, bas
nur bte fennen, bic gang in Der 0anc
eeS 6errs leben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20

OOttfsnabe.
Gin NusenbliG Der SUttesndbe,
Wte bebr, wie eroB, nte bimmltl9 fle
l1nb ter bic Gcttbeit INNER idbe,
CT f1tpebte ftets i'm Yarabies.
Dp9 tper tann immerbar le f&auen2
Wer T9 entiGlieBt tbr tint 0emItb
Gin titles 9eilietbuut gu bausn,
Sn eas er ielbf aIs yrtefer stebt.
S@leiniser, s. J.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20
uilIetOrl n.
Dir toae gabrt.

Dir toae 9abrt.
5Cratius fpriGt
WO, peih tG niGt;
Gin breifaG Gr3
l1mi&lOB bas 9er3
Des Mamnes breif,
Ser ais Vilot
SIN erifen Boot
DaS Meer bereif".
Gin sebnfa& Gr3,
1midlieBt bas 5erS
Dec @edeu Wabn,
Der pbne Rabn
llub unbemebrt
Den Sseart
Der MeIt befGbrt.
limb bod, wie treibt
Son Cuff betGabt
Iuf einent Brett
Gin 3abQgS Seer
Gid ba umber?
Wobl UNI bic Mett'
SGw tmr1t Brett an Brett
&uf pilber Slutb.
Dr9 balb, balb rabt
Der nebermutb,
SIM WeQenbett.
Denn adj F! tper febrt
In's 2anS aurif2
l1nb men beIsbrt
Das Mi6gsi@if?
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

yersary Day (which this year fell on May 3D. In that the
first part OF the sports Of che Athletic Cub ben nv tat
time grounds Of the club siDgularly beautify
situated half mile from the school proper, In
little valley three sides OF which shut IN ny trees
with charming out OF the other toward the White
Mountain and the whole carpeted with the greeuest OF
green grass The grounds themselves contain capta
turf cYeket ground, qnartermile track Tor running
and ground for jumping puttng tbe weight ana other
similar sports The meeting this year was thoroughly
successful one Much OF the running ana lumplne "a
record of which was given IN Saturday asts TRIBUNE
was excellent, often better than that OF colleges anu
older aud pretentOus athletes anu the coh'o5S
were so close In most as to be highly excung.
The morning OF the Ami yersaTy Day Wa tilhen UP
with cricket match DIMINISHED however, between an
eleven OF the alumni aud the school eleven which te
same that gave the second eleven OF the ST. Georges
Club such defeat last Spring and after this came
the chapel service at 1880 Here the ciei interest,"
OF the day ccners and surely nothing cono nave oeen
perfect From the bright spirited music, Iost eA
celony by the choir TO the strong manly ADDRESS
OF the Rev Philips Brooks Of Boston, every part OF tue
service seemed thoroughly harmony with the spirit OF
continuation cricket match aud the nlsDing oi the
athletic sports filled up the afternoon. anh
an excellent concert by the choir in the even
ing brought 10 fitting close day wh!ch
had every respect pleasant and successful Sucn
this do good to al take part IN them-to the
visitors who must strengthened and encouraged by
feeling that the future cannot he all dark Tor cOn-
has a school where such work as thls DONG
at 81 Pauls going sending out every year brave
honest fellows, well equipped ~ mind aud body 10 do ~
good service This year the number OF visitors was said
tnguished men present among thcm Mr. Evarts, who
presented the prz and Bishop Niles of Hampshire
the enjoyment OF the exercises OF the dhy "as Ost
gCneial ana nearty.