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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-17
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ginwanberern. bic bisber, In Der umge.
9enb bon Mabiion, @is. aneeEebelt
paren, nit Jomilie. @aSen, @erdtb.
i@often v. (. 10. bier on, UNI cine reue
Qeimatb 3u fu@en. Dieie Qeute fam :
mel, aus Qurcmburs unb aus benz
9rierY&en.
- @enn Qeute, bic NIT @oorsn nod
ben 1lad Oils eeben, sIaubsn oob iie
iiber Na@t ~ WiQiondren werben. 10 il.
rem iie i'd sanj sepaItis. Dir IaHen bier
cine turSe Elite fclsen, aus ber f&
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Bib MAIDEN tam. 2euten fir bduier
ODER Nitten bios $500; bic 5ra@tcn
enorm. Ni&t einmol Elm Npotbefer lit
ba! 3uder toitet 25 Gents bas Yfunb
Syrup $3.50 bic 0aQone, Butter 25
BIG 40; serdu&ertes S4weinefleii@ 35
Gents; 2die 80 Gents, unb in Der
Weiie sebt's fort. Da5u tommt Der
9rouble, bic i@ucre Nrbsit.
- Sn 9erbam, Otter Soil Co., 1T
BON 9errr Jrant @eosbean cine nrue
unobbdnsise 3eitung s%esriincct NOR
ben.
- Mm Montas friib 9ceen 4 l1br
bronnte bas .@reenman<9 aus" in ct.
Yaul ab. 9as Qotel mar gi9entbum
beg 6errn Sobn Summers, unb bate
einen @ertb BON $4,000; uerf@ert
~ $1,000. suberbem purben nod
etIi9e nebenon beiinbli9c @ebdube Elm
Der Glammen.
= Neue Yoitoffieen purben felt Der
Notis i'm Staate Wsinneiota elm.
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County. Mi@aeI %. Sicily, Yoitmciiter F.;
Belmont, Sadion Gounts. Yeter u.
Ycftmeiiter; BIod Dat.
Gountp, Orpar g. &oiine.
Yolmeiiter; Git Gate, Grant County,
Ole Z. 3inse, Yoitmeiiter! 2epitone.
Wrisbt County, Mriel SorSenien, Yoi.
meiter; Orrod, Sberburne County.
pusb 6. Craig, Yoitmeiiter; Sine
GaB Gountp, George u. Barclay,
.oitmeiiter; Sharon, Sc Sueur Goun-
tp, Sames v. 5%artbins, Yoitmeiiter;
Douglas County, Nepton Oh
Jon, Yoitmeiiter; @ilton Centre, Sill
more Gountp, 3bomas 3bomion, 4oit.i
mciiter.
@eme Yoitmeijter muroen ernannt 4:
in GebaruiQe, Martin Gountp, Gowaro
;. @abe; in Sac qui parle, Sac qui
parle County. Soiepb @astiQ; in @a-
Nnota Gountp. @m. 8rown ;
Gate, Scott County; ISM 6.
pan.
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bic Yetition bes beuti9en Ginger 60
mite UNI Grlaubnib gu 0Hentlider Be-
|uitisuns am s&lubta8e (Sorntas)
Septemberldmssrfef iii Gr,pdsuns
scnommen uno foQ - man b0rc uno
= Der Mni6t iein, bic Staot=
oerorbnune oirfe ni6t perIest werben,
IcIbit burd unb fir cinen 9rOben ocut=
|den Staatsperein.
- SIN Minneapolis fanoen &nabcn
einem 9aufen 8uidwert 3ipei
Reiietai@en BON i@warscn @adstud.
:oaren CUR YoIiSeiitation &c.
,ra9! unO uutsrln4t. Sic entbieIten
Arbeitsteioer, cine Quittuns Der
Grprsb unb cine Nn3abl an
9aruep Spencer, Maratlon
&c., @is., abrei1irter 9riefe, nit Da-
en-. reidenb big gum 8. b. Mts. OBJ
uo6l man in Der Ndbe beg Gunoorts
,er 3eiietai&en einen cntiesIiden Sc
tant, tpie bon einem faulenben gaoap er,
'pirte. ,uorb bod cine llnteriu4une Der
ni6t por9enomt1en.
- minneapolis bat fur bas am 80
llpriI beenbiste germaltunssiabr in
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-17

|3ierratbes. Auf Der 6inttrieite einer
2arte dtanb Der Rome GbatItS GoNe
|sei&rieben unb in berieIben 0anbi&rift
sei&ritben siniae 3abIen umo 3ei&en
unb cine Yreisliite pom Glas. Bran
s!aubt, bub Der Mann Elm @Ioier mar.
81 ,uurbe Dor elmer Do&e in Der Ndbe
oes Ortss Guelib eeieben.
Oregon.
Ser MIIerneneite in Der 9ents
pcrenjseieb9ebung fon.nnt aus bem fer.
men Oregon. Sic bisberise etaots.
weisbeit au! benz trini. pirtbi@aftli&en
@ebiete beidrdntte ii& o%lentboIben ouf
bic 2i,eniiruns Der s4anfpirtbe. Nber
|bie ,peitiebenoen @eiebseber BON Ore
Scn woQen jebt cine 2i3ens fur bic
3rinter einfdbren. Sober, Der bera,i.
|i@enoe @etrdnte scnieben min - Bier
natiirli@ einserednet ~ uiro S. fir
cine 2i3ens 81 sablen babeu unb banre
iol Ct mad 9ersensluit triaten biirfen.
D~ieienisen @irtbe, tue!&e on ni&t'
lisenTrte gonfumenten ~pertaufen, tuers
ben nit i@peren Strafen belest. Die
Staotsmdnner BON Oregon 9Iouben,-
baB idmmtli9e Mussaben beg States
nit Der Ginnabme Der 1rint< 2isensse.
blbren beitritten ,perben t0nnten.
SeIaS.
Sn Stbaea, Ser, bciibt Gin 5ar<
mcr einen qiibnerbof nit 420 6dbnen
unb $1,000 1ennen. Gr bate pori9es-
Sabr 1,74S,OOO Gier.
Mrtana8.
etein's MISUNDERSTANDING it
in 2ittle &od. Mrt., ab8ebrannt. Ser
peruriodte S4aoen betra9t $4,000.
aus Miiiouri.
st. Qomis 81. MpriI. @m. 4inb.
Der am Is. Mai 1875 Gat6arina Burr
9 Sabre alt, in 8o0inser County ers
moroete, luuroe seitcrn in MarbIe 9ilf
sebdnst. Gs bate i'd cine srobe gu.
|i&auermense e%insefunoen. Yins belt
unter bem @aleen cine &soe. in Der CT
iaste, @bistp, Trauen uno i&Ie@ter
umsons bdtten i'm 10 melt eebra4t.
Or seitano, oas Mdbden ouf Bitten
ibrer eisenen Mutter ermoroet ;u babcn,-
ba bas Gino bon Dem u~nerlausten ltm-
gauge stuiiden lift unb Yinb RenntniB
bate. Gr seitanb ferner, Dor 5 Sabrcn
cincn Mann Namens @m. Crap in
9ie,p Mabrio County ermcrbct III ba-
ben uno oob er fir $40 su bieicr Moro@
that seounsen poroen iei.
Aus utah.
Salt.9afe, 81. Mpril. Ser be-
riidtiste Yro;eB Der Nnna Gli5a sesct
Brigham 0ouns ,uuroe beute BON,
&idter S9dfer snti9ieben. Sci
&idtcr iast in ieinsm @uta4ten, baB.
@erflaster unb &ldserin am IS. Npril
1865 de facto aber nidt de jure se=
tralt ,ruroen. Sur 3eit Der de facto,
5rauung mar Die &ldscrin I'M Stanoe,
|einen siilti9en Seiratbscpntraet einsu-
seben. abcr ni9t Der Gerflaste, neil CT
cine redtmdbigc Trau bate, bic nod
lebte< Sic gerion &isbon. pel4c bic
Sraumnsz= Gercmonie spildm benz
@erfIasten uno Marp Mnn Mnseu in
&irtlanb, Obio, i'm Sabre 1884 po1sos,.
bate feline 2icens, bic i'm autorilirte,
cine iOI@c Geremonie ;u pol3ieben. GO
L
mar feline nOtbis, Inn Die 9eiratb siiltis.
Su MAIDEN.
Sic &ldserin uno ser @erflaste leb=
ten aIs Mann unb Grom mebrere Sabre.
nod ibrcr de facto @eiratb suiammen.
Ser Scrtlastc pcritieb bic &la8erin,
miBbanoelte uuo uerna9ldiiste lie, aber
bic de facto 9eiratb mar ourd unse=
biibrliden Ginflub uno 3uans ber=
b.ieefubrt ,porben. Ser &idtcr
fommt oonn 81 Dem SaluIe, bob Die
Rldserin n;ht gu eincm Sdei-
ounssoetret beredtiet 1T, uno oaB. bic
anscbliae 9eiraib' Yo!psamie ,par mro
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-17

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Glepelanb, o, 20. Mpril. 0eute
Na&mittas, ettua IN, 3 l1br, fanben 8
GARNER, pelde et,pa 9 Meilen pott bic.
Ter staot an Der Gue!ib Gtrabe ,pob=
men, als fc auf Dem 6elbe tparcn. cine
peritimmelte 9eide, rucIde tbeiltpeiie
unter ben @urseln zines 8aumes per-
itedt mar. &c mar bies bic 2eide zines
iun9en Mannes, Der Dem Mnideine
na@ et,ua % Sabre alt se,peien mar.
Scr &opf mar aufsci@nitten unb bos
@ebirn brans aus bemielben berpor.
gs bsfonoen ii@ ebenfaas 3tpei 2o9.r
in BEN S9dbeI, bic oifenbar BON &u=
seIn berriibrteu. Sic einsise Rleiouns
an Der 2ei4c wareu elm Sod, stpei
9emben, elm Yaar stiefeln unb so
den.
SIN elmer ieincr 9ai9cn fanb man
einise einlacunss.artcn gu elmer serie
BON @efcnidaftspartien zines BnHa=
loer Clubs. Nuf einem fupfernen 3ier-
ratb, Der an elmer ltbrtette befeitiet mar,
ftano: Senrp @einbarot, SupeIier,
442 @enneiiee Strabe. Dies mar Of.
fenbar Der Name bes Gabritanten beg
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-14
PEAS asAPARM CROP.

The idea has gotten hold OF the public
mind that il is good thing. but costly
one. IL is true that. when considered siui-
ply as preparation for wheat. without
calculating on any immediate return, ex.
cept through the increase Of the wheat
crop. the outlay Of money and labor might
form considerable item; but am con6-
dent that return much more immediate.
and even. IL possible. more valuable. may
be realized. II farmers would give one
field 70 the pea, 10 be drilled in with one
hundred poadds Of snper-pbosphate to the
scrs, and after maturity, feed down upon
the ground TO hogs. the polk realized would
more than pay the entire expense Of the
pea-crop. and leave the land almost. II
not quite. in as good condition Is IL tbe en-
tire crop bad been turned under. for every
thing would be len upon the land. except
that carried away in the form Of cat. am
satisfied that an acre Of good peas will
make - least one hundred pounds Of pork.
which will pay ell the expense attending
the crop twice over.-Correspondent Of the
So,ahera Fa,INer. ssrsf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-14
A WORD TuFARMERs.

Now 10 Che time for our farmers 10 pitch
their crops Coz the rear. and they sboald
consider well before thsy mark oct their
lands 10 be planted 10 corn spd cotton.
We raise our voice in warning sgzinst the
folly Of planting too much cotton. Tbb.
al frsnkIy admit. has been The bare Of our
people. IL 10 true there y nothing more
beautiful than 70 zee extended felis %
growing cotton. and 10 zee Il wbltsaing Coz
harvest time. bot there ere other sight.
equally % beautiful. such az waving 6eld.
Of yellow grain, and large droyss d stock
coming home ~ evening tine. and such .
sigh. szyon q indepsndsnee. No nortg.
ages, liens. no sheriff executisns disturb
the dreams Of such . msa. Il iss true
bill saying that when 0 mas raises bis own
BOG and bOminys be 10 all right. and !,
rings with truth. No farmer can Be isds-
pendent. and dependent On others for sup.
plies. Il u true that the year before %
viii be frsughf with difisslties 10 COO
sequence q The past yssr. boo By planting
plenty % cats, keeping cot efaebt ss much
% possible, aud living economically, these
difficulties Gao Be partially removed. mo.
riVn. STIR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-14
THE SUN.
NEW YORK.

1877. NEW YORK. 1877.
The different editions OF THE SUS dur
ing the next year win be the same as dur
Ing the year that has just passed. The
daily edition viii oH week days Be ss..:sa,
Of four pages, and ON Sundays sheet Of
eight pages. or Is broad columns; while
the weekly edition will be sheet Of eight
pages Of the same dimensions and charac-
ter that are already familiar toour friends.
THE SUS will continue to be the siren
uous adyocatcof reform aud retrenchment,
and Of the substitution o. craftsmanship,
wisdom, aud integrity for hollow pretence
imbecIlity, and fraud in the administra-
ton Of public affairs. IL viii contend for
the government Of ,he people by the peo-
pie and for the people, as opposed %
government by frauds In the baIIot.box
ard In the eounting OF votes, enforced b.
military violence. II viii endeavor 10
supply its readers--a body now MT far
froma million Of souls with the most
careful, complete, and Trustworthy
accounts 8f current events, and will
employ for this purposea numerous and
carefully selected staff ofreporlers and cor.
respondents. its reports run, Washing
ton. especially, win he full, accurate. and
fearless; aud Il will doubtless continue 10
deserve and enjoy the hatred % those who
thrive by pIundering the Treasury or BY
usurping what the law does not give them.
while it win endeavor TO merit the con-
fidrnce Of the public BY defending the
rights ofthe people against the encroacl,-
nients of uiJustified power.
The price Of the daily srs will be IS a
month or $3.50 . year, post paid, or with
the sunday edition $40 O year. The
SUNDAY edition alone. eight pages. si..D
y year, posl paid The WEEKLY sun.
eight Iages. of5s broad columns, will be
furnished during 1877 at the rate Of 81 q
year post paid.
The benefit of this large reduction from
the previous rate for THs WEEKLY can
lie enjoyed by individual subscribers with.
out The necessity OF making up clubs. At
The same time, ifsny Of our friends choose
70 aid In extending our circulation, we
shall be grateful 20 them, and every such
person sanding Us ten or 1aore subscribers
from ole place Will he entitled ~ one copy
o. the paper for himself without charge.
AZ one dollar year, postage paid, The ex.
penses cfpaper and printing are barely
repaid; and, considering the size OF the
SHEET aud the quality Of Its contents, we
are confident tile people will consider THg
WEEKLY Sun the cheapest newspaper
published In The world. and we trust also
one Of the very best.
Address, THE SUN,
Ngw YosK City, N. y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-14

ssls. IN comusss pariaIce, Plant Assvvn
g sou plant any uoru. aud wan orulnar,
sue1 ,ouwm have roasting ears Ia May.
L'iau.. o.oseils E,s.g,ssu, ssht.howsa
ouoar, aaH4moul sugar. asd iuscarvra nc
tbs s.lls sllae " Ans ,o1 sscvs. son.
Lea ,As IONS 10 lo1. VI nss iev1 apart And
Tue corn Lniunca " a ssauu VI lousIcen ia-
cnes ,n tie rvs. kecp tRs com II sucK
s.ea.. AL luis corn 1.s u4s.y " sacAer.
Lp..Isa.e wsi. M
W ava ,ou. Corn brgms % talssl, run :
larse~ y sas,a aross. aua p.-As asain.
" nen .va ss,1s. corn lvr tue laoic. u.
avsn s,aiA aua !. ANA give staiA. o,a.ss,
aaslias ..a le.use. " c,w, pis, no. "
u.u.c. auo tavJ wal a. sisS over :. As4s
,ns bcs. iova ~ tue woriu lor aal u lnuln,
"a 40. lca j. lapruasn. qaas,,.lss Al nnl.
An - -. " Ten a-,s tnsy vii tad III
lnc) saa cas.
-, sus.ing lne s.a.ks ~ this way you
val oleAr tas va, i-r our second CO 4nu
.alisss .hs season - ar,, 5oa MA nave
cefu "a plenty aud iale. Vne acfe neil
ul-l-gsu. MIA rrasvnable rAans, wlii ezsii,
...As, IN tins way. thirty y siA., pasIs.s
VI tina garden corn tor the 'a'is, pesi.e'
srssn tvvd Tor the euws. S1acoa hesseH-
yer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-14
lr red ,ir Il usually preferred ~ enc coal ID
quail 10 live ~ amy ordinary paint. For
BRICK WALLS

10 lbs cement for bad leaks %
We have In stock, Of our own manulaei nre,
roofing materials, etc st the following low
prices:
loco rolls extra Rubber Roofing II cent per
square fnot.. Tor we VIII furnish Rubber Raef.
ing, Nails, taps. and slate Paint fDr an entire
new roof, At AZ cents per square f,ot.l
5000 rolls s-piy Tarrsd Roofing felt. 40 Isc.
per square food.
5000 rnlls s-ply Tarred Roofing Feb, at ssc.
per square f,of,
300 rolls Tarred sheaihing. At Ne. per square
foot.
5000 gallons hne Enamel Paint, mixed ready
for usr. on Inside OF outside WORK. Al 81 per gal-
lnn. All shades. -
1000 Bbls Slate Flour per Dbl. IS on
1000 !" Sospsione Flour :. 8 90
1000 " Grafton Mineral I" 8 90
1000 :. Metallic Paint. dry. 3 20
Special prices per ton or car load lots.
An orders must he accompanied with the mo-
ney. 90 subject 10 30 days draft on well known
n. Y. SLATE PAINT COMPANY.
f02 a f04 Msiden Lane, New York.
DR.. o. Hooker. Local Agent iIiIlsboro.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-14
TABLE coRN.

Il % getting iims Coz families 10 be look.
ibg after seed fof table cvrn-' roasting
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-14
I.cKsov WHITES.

Another e1cslleBt variety. This pots-
% stands frost and set ssather. and does
bed 10 light soil. Il Is On erc.Ileni
market potato. Plant from ist Of Fsbrua-
~ 10 ist Of March. secording TO latitude.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-14
DIR. M. C. Cameron ,
Dentist.

nFFTCE over Hooker. Drug Store, where
" " can be found II ~ times, except when
al1eeuf Professionally.
Nsy . ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-14
Irish POTATOES

The Peerless is one Of the most valuable
sorts. Il yields enormously;it Is one o.
the best varieties Cor q main or general
crop; ID thrives on stiff soil. stsnds frost,
and is good for general market purposes
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-14
AMERICAN
AND
Foreign Patents.

GILMORE a Co. Successors 10 Jhpman.
NJ tiosiner 4 Co.. Soliritsrs. Patents lruriir.
ed Ia Oh countries. M fEkS On Advance. No
charge Hnlrss ibr patent J. grant Ell. Ne ices for
making preliminary examinations. No addition.
Al Tres for obtaining and cDndurtinga rehrsring
By Frrrnf drciSion ofthr COMMISSIONS AlL re-
lrcted applications may be revived. spsrisi %.
truilon given To Interference Gases irfore the
Patent uifire, Extrnsions beisre Gsnsrrss. In
dingement suits In diferrnt states. and al llt.
gallon Appearing 60 Inventions sr Pafeut-. send
stamp :" Gilmore 4 TO-. ar pamphlrt u % psgss
Ldad Cases. Land IragTanfs. and Scrip.
t'onlrstrd Land Gases prosecuted before III.
Us. ipneral Land Uffirr and Drpartmrnl nffl.s
Interior. Private Land calu,-. Mining and Pre-
Empiion Ghinis and Homestead cs,-es attended
te. Land scrip = assigpsbh. and eau be lseaied
IN The name 81 the purriaser upon any Gevern.
mrm land subject to private entry. NJ ~ per
acre. IT'S % equal sains with BOUNTY and
Warrants. send stamp 90 Gilmore co., for
pamphlets oflnsfrnrssen.
Arrems Of Pay and bounty.
Ofirrr. seldIrrs aud sailars offhe late war or
their hFirs. are IN many easts entitled 20 m0ney
rom the Government 0f which fhey have No
kn0wh.sigr. Write flu history of service. and
stafe amount of pay snd bounty rerrIyrd. In
rla-r stamp 81 tiilnf,rr q co.. and fnl rep.y, ,
aftrr examination; win " given yoa free.
PENSIONS.
AH Ofirfrs, Soldiers anil sallsrs wounded. yup.
turrd, or injured In the iafc war. however xlulf.
~, can obtain pen-ien le addressing fillmore
4 ca.
Cases prosecuted hy GILMORE a Co. before
the supreme Court Of thr uniisd stsfes, court N
Claims. and the southeFn tlnlms gosnnais~ion.
Esrh department. of our business h conducted
IN separate bureau, under charge of the sa,re
expeEfsnred parties empIsyed W the On rirm.
Prompt attention 10 MI business entrusted 10
GILMUkk a Ce. j. thus secured. We desire 10
win snrerss BY deserving Il.
Address GILMORE 4 co.
629 r st.. Washington, d. q.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-14
The Masonic Journal.

UREENSBOKD, N. g.
TsHE only Masonic Weekly published In Inc
u United ssates! Eight pages. thirty two
broad columns.
Trest< 81 al topics oflnterest ~ the Crsf. II.
tcrriurS psiTe. and v Household Companion Of
nh,re ssery hsron ~ me conntry mag Justly reel
Term-: One year ~, sis Months sI.aJ. Ne.
MI w y. Border or Registered Letter,
send stamp for specimens and set ~ club.
Ahlfess y. A. WILSON,
mareh y. Greensboro, NC
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-14
EARLY ROSE.

. Requires light soil, and should be
planted late. ss Il will not stand frost. II
is equally valuable for market purposes as
for private use. Il Is oval IN form. shall
low eyes, pink skin. assb white. and bOils
dry and mesiy. Its one Of the most
popular varieties. and especially adapted
20 our Southern climate for home use, but
does not ell ssrsadily ss The tso othsrs
in the New 0rlesns market. Should be
planted about the 18th Of February 70 I5Ih
" March.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-02

any kind from the authorities. So at
least 1t would seem, for the Excise Com.
miSSioners have Just returned to the
Board Of Supervisors that they have col
lected no penalties or fines.
An investigation Of these parties by
US. Revenue officers proved that only
about one out Of every hundred Of them
were running without having paid the
Government special tax. This proves
that the city officials do not pay but little
attention to their duties, otherwise in.
stead Of 5,697, they would have less than
go, as was the case with Government
officials. The Government keeps her
agents always on the watch aud always
on the go, while the city, II hers are out
at all, they certainly keep their eyes
closed, otherwise they would discover
more frauds.
Drs. Talmadge and Hall are 10 Europe,
Dr.. Chaplin is in the White Mountains,
DR.. Dix Is on the sea.Shore, and Mr.
Beecher left to-day, go one has now Ia
take second class preaching or none until
the hot weather Is over. From now until
the Let of October, most all Of the large
churches might be considered as virtually
closed. The saints take an occasional
rest, but the devil never calls off his
dogs. G. ". A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-02
WHAT BEECmER SAYS.
The Strikers an InsurreGtory
Class TO lie swept Out OF Exist

The strikers an Insurreetory
Class 10 he swept Out Of Exist
ence.
From tho New York Sun.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher said
Sunday evening: This has been Sab.
bath OF peace and tranquility in our city,
but it has been far from peaceful in many
portions Of our land. Civil dissensionl
and riots have disturbed the public peace,
and men arrayed against the law Of socl,
city have deluged the streets Of neighbor'
ing cities with blood. 1t has been day
Of mourning and grief with many. A
body Of men, smGrting under fancied
wrong, have gathered to assert what they
deem is their rights, and they are willing
to assert them ut the cost OF anything"
Mr.. Beecher, after aging handsome
compliment 10 the engineers and firemer
Of the striking band, in which he said
they are among the noblest and most
Trustworthy men in the land added, "They
are, however, entirely in the Worng, as all
men are who seek TO overthrow the laWl
Of the land. This thing would do for the
Commune OF Paris or for the slumS OIL
Europe, but il iS not to be tolerated by
the educated workingmen OF America
The civilization Of this country will mol
allow Of such outbreaks. This whole
strike is the outbreak Of the inflated ideaI
OF the war. Wages as we'll as everything
else have been reduced, and where \ man
made s. day in war times, he can now
barely make 81. But the strikers are
not content 10 refuse work for 81 a day,
but say to their neighbOr, il we cannot get
81 or So day, and II We can't live on 81
we will not allow you 10 do SO, although
you may be able to get along, We will
get our price and We will not allow any
one to take our place. Now, this is con,
trary to the freedom Of our country and
it's free laws. No man has any right In
this land to make laws for his neig6bors.
II he had such right we would have a
worse despOtism than that Of the mon.
arches Of old Europe"
Mr.. Beecher concluded with these re.
marks: "Woe unto the misguided men
who have risen against the laws Of the
country. In few days the mighty arm
Of the country will sweep them away, and
the places that knew them once will
know them no more. They will be swept
away because they do not represent the
strong, solid sentiment OF the people.
They are merely an insurrectionary
class" In his prayer Mr.. Beecher prayed
for aid and sympathy for the strikers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-02
AwelI.Discipllucd Lodge,

From the St. Joseph Herald.
A Masonic lodge in Indiana was pre-
sided overly a master who had an exag.
geratcd notion. Of Discipline. One night
he meth lodge in called meeting mot a
member absen0 to instruct them in the
work. Teaching them the use Of the gayel,
he had just called them up with three taps,
when he leaned too far back, fell through
to the ground four stories, and broke his
neck. Picked up next morning, he was
buried decently, but not Mason came to
the funeral. More strange still, not q
Mason appeared any more in that village.
1t was inexplicable. Forty women left
widows, two hundred and twenty children
left orphans, eighty.iour merchants left
in the lurch with unpaid bills. Twenty
years after that somebody went up into
the fourth story, forced the door and be.
held the lodge, a lodge Of skeletons
Strange, but true, they had strictly obey
ed the orders Of the W. NJ, and awaiting
for the rap to seat them, starved to death.
Each was standing in the attitude Of
respectful attention, blocking to the
east" and had not plying citizens taken
them down they would have been still
standing there.