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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-04-04
CONNECTIONS.

At Atlanta, with the Atlanta & New Orleans
Short Line, ca. & w. Pt. r.. r. aad
Kennesaw Route, w. & A, Il. pR.) for ali
points in bIississippi, Louisiana, Arkan.
sas, Texas and tho Northwest.
With the Central Railroid of Georgia. for
Macon, Savannah, Brunswick, and OIL
points in Southwestern Georgia and
Florida.
With the Georgia Railroad for Augusta,
Charleston, Port Royal ard Savannah. 4
At Lula, Ga, with the Northeastern Rail-.
road, for Athens, Ga.
At Seneca, with the Blue Ridge Railroad
for Walhalla and Bolton, s. @.
At Groonville, s. O., with the Gresnyile g.
Columbia II. r.. ~
At Spaytanburg, with tho Spartanburg.
Union Il Columbia Railroad, with tho
Spartanburg & Asheyillo Railroad, for
Tyron Mountain, connecting here with
stages for Flat Rock, Hendorsonville,
Ashoville, and Warm Spring, N. q. A
fine and well finished hotel ct tho foot of
this mountain.
At Charlotte, with tho Richmond & Dam,
vile Railroad, for all points North, East
and West, and for Virginia Syringe.
With tho Carolina Central Railroad for
Wilmington and intermediate points.
g. j. FOREACRE,
General Manager.
W.J. HoUsroN, Gon'l Pass. & Ticket
A pnnky 3et'"AS AS120tt Fl ~ -
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The heart bears up the bod y.


The heart bears up the body.
There is no such thing as forgettiogt.
He that gives quickly doubles tho gift.
He who forgiyes is victor in the dispute.
Ho that teleth lies shall not tarry in my
sight
He that reproveth soorner getteth to
himself shame.
I will utter what believe to-day, if it.
should contradict all I said yesterday.
Perfoot honesty is the first consideration
10 dealing with financial questions.
Charity under divine impulse may relieve
suffering. Charity under divine wisdom
will prevent it.
Every mans vanity ought to be his
greatest shame, and every mans folly ought
to be his greatest secret.
Every thing is cheap again, but tho old
darkey said truly "dut nothing would get
cheap till dc money gin OUT"
Always speak we'll of tho dead, and once
10 whilo good word for tho living if you
have the time.
Books are tho true travellers, They give
to all who will faithfully uso thom the society
tho spiritual presence Of the greatest and
best of our race.
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DI RE Q II Q r z
Ocollce County.
Senator-J. w. Livingston.
Representatives. j Werner, B Sloan.

Clerk of the Court jesse w Stribling.
Judge Of Probate Richard Lewis.
Sheriff. II Robins.
Coroner-S II Johns.
-Audaor-C. E. Watson.
Ifeasurer-R. S. Porcher.
School Comnissioner-M Dendy.
Jury Commissioncr--A. Brenneoke.
County Commissioners-Th Bibb, r
S Rutledge, S NJ Crawford.
Trial Justices-II A II Gibson, S II Johns
d Frank Sloan, w A King, j b Sanders.
Intendant IHalhdlta-J d Vcrnor. War
dens: 9 L Reid O Wendelken, A Brenecke
d Bicmann, j II Slgh G f Watson.
Intendant Vest Union-J p Mickler. Ward
ems: K Hunter, B s james, Jacob Schroeder
James Wright.
Postmaster Walhala-J r w Johnston.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-04-04

A USEFUL TADLE.--To aid farmers in
arriving at accuracy in ascertaniug the
amount Of land in different fields under
cultivation, the following table is given by
an agricultural paper:
/ 5yards wide by 968 yards long contains
one acre. ea g
20 yards wide BY 242 yards long contains
ono acre.
40 yards wide by 121 yards long contains
ono acre. l,,y.. 81.
| 100 yards wide by 304 yards long con-
tains one acre.
22o yards wide by 1913 feet long contains
ono aore. ,, i. flf4 ,ts. n 81 r
10 fsos wide By 800 feot long contains
ono acre. s 4c eiH 81, cs,...
90 feet wido by72e feet long contains
ono acre. fs.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-04-04


DoN'r DE so FooLsu.-Old farmer
Pettingill went into tho house one day
and caught John, the hired man, huggins
Mrs. p.
The farmer said nothing and went out
into tho field.
After dinner he wanted John for some.
thing, but John was not to be found.
He went at last into Johns room whore
the latter was on his knees packing his
trunk.
"What's tho matter, John7" said Mr..
Pcttingill.
80, nothing said John.
"What are you packing your trunk, for?"
"1'm going away" .!
"Going away! What are you going away
fol2"
80, you know"
ono, I don't know" rejoincd p; "como,
give me q, reason Of your sudden desire to
60 away7p
"Well," meekly replied John, "you saw
what was I doing this morning."
30, pshaw" laughed PettipgilI; "do
not be SO foolish. If you and can't
hug the old woman enough, Ill hire another
man."
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South Carolina Railroad.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
CHARLESTON, November 8, 1877.
The following schedule will 60 into effect
on Sunday next, the l1th instant:
FOR COLUMBIA. M
$Day Trsius-s Sunday morning exoepted.)
Leave Charleston at Is 90 am
Arrive at Columbia at Ill 90 a n,
(Night Train-Sunday night exoepted.)
Leave Charleston at 8 so n m
Arrive at Columbia at 845am
FOR CHARLESTON
Sunday morning excepted.)
Leave Columbia at & 8O n y,
Arrive at Charleston at IL 90 M
FOR AUGUSTA.
(Day Train--Suaday morning oxcepted.>
Leave Charleston at 8 90 a m
Arrive at Augusta at s 90 b m
Leave Augusta at 8 80 q m
Arrive at Charleston at 4 20 D m
(Night Train-Sunday night exoepted.1
Leave Onarieston at 20 p m
Arrive at Augusta at G16am
Night Train.
Leave Columbia at 715pm
Arrive at Charleston at 6 Is a m
Leave Augusta at 8 80 m
Arrive at Charleston at q 20 a m
Above Schedule makes close connection
at Columbia with Greenville & Columbia
and Charlotte Railroad, and at Augusta
with Macon and Atlanta trains.
SIS. SOLOMONS, Superintendent,
s. Is. P1cKENs, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-04-04
I. Integrity In Little Things.

Injustice, dishonesty and fraud do not
spring into existence full grown crimes.
They grow slowly, surely and steadily from
small beginnings. If wo would war against
them successfully, it is their germs that We
should attack. If these are suffered to take
root ard develop, the work Of extirpation
will be tenfold moro difficult, and, it may
be impossible. A man does not sink sud-
denly from honor and integrity TO theft or
forgery. Ho undergoes long and gradual
process of degradation before he reaches
that goal. Many preliminary steps have
been taken that havo been extenuated or
ignored on account of their trifing effects.
even though consciously unjust. " X
SO the young man. just commencing life 10
the workshop, the store or the office, finds
that, up to a certain extent, slippery deal.
ing is tacitly permitted that if he avoid
causing serious annoyance to hia employers,
and especially if he shrewdly advance their
interest, he may practice unnotioed little
secret appropriations, or uso unfairly the
time for which he 10 paid; ond thus gradu-
ally he comes to use the limit of detection
as his. only standard OF integrity. Tho
manufacturer, Unlike manner, will adulte-
rate his goods just enough to increase his
profits without lossening his sales; the
tradesmau will make undue charges when
he expects no Scstigation; the employer
will deal unfairly with those who have no
redress! 1t is not strange that suoh begin
nings should sometimes have the terrible
cndings Of crime that public opinion at
length visits with her sevcrest penalties.
Even this rapid progress in ovil doiog is
not tho worst effect; for while few are
sinking to theso depths, multtudes are
learning to adopt false standard of honesty
learning to value faithlcssuess only for what
it brings, and to tread the paths of mcau-
ness and double dealing just as far as thcy
can nuke thom pay. Tho whole principle
of justice is thus set at naught, aud its
spirit utterly lost For justice maintains
an upright attitude; she disduins to consider
the chances of detection or the hope of gain;
sho spurns the paltry inducements of secrecy
or the temptation to condono an offence
because the gain is small. She is true in
thought as we'll as in deed, in tho least as
much as in the greatest. 1t is this spirit
alone that can purify our moral atmosphere
and protect our community from tho stains
of dishonor.
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Arrive at Atlanta at IL 10 pm
To addition to these trains, there are tive
local freight trains and two through freight
trains running regularly, and very often
extra trains. i
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-18
MANHOOD RESTORED,

NIcTIMs OF YOUTHFUL IMPRUDFNCF.
who have tried in vain eveiy known
remedy. will learn Of simple prescription
FREE. for the speedy cure Of nervous debility,
premature decay, Loaf n anhood, and all dis
orders brought on by excuses. Any druggist
has the ingredients. Address DAVIDSON
d CO.. 30 Nassau ST.. N. Y.
sct l7-lyx.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-18
Delinquent Taxes.


OFFICE or County AUDITOR
Humboldt Comfy, Nevada, Nov. Is. 1877
N Office IL hercbt given that the delin-
~ quent tax list for the fiscal wear Of 81
has been deposited with the District Attorn y
OF humboldt County, Nevada aud THAI nm less
the delinquent taxes therein specified are paid
TO the Country Treasurer 81 said County with
IN twenty (lOl DAYS from the date hereof,
action will be- commenced by the District
Attorney for the collection Of said taxes and
costs. CHARLES A LAHRAVE
County Auditor of Hum boldt County. Hey.
dec3-td.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-18

Vital Va ahucss. Ecfycusncss. low spirits,
lasst zoe. wtatnefe # MS I'm bs snd back,
Ices must Uier ~ wef, i4Glri tNlit Il ard IN
rapabi its for lator atG tfuog weak ex.
bau tad se rs. uo tnppy "a courage paifL
u u III ihe heart. oul3tcsfcf spifthcusion
icsf - m mtfy. afeiti u a. Nefifiy, I've u
s,liiUo3. tini4t Is ~ dlsirust. loss 4 man.
heta, ci4Z.H ss. Headache. ~ sfn The side.
affect ois OK Us e3e, piul las Ga lie face,
ftkuEl cr - otl 81 q d ft.st b. nan or We.
uAu. are cu4ra y ibV lastly fel, btate1 ply.
~ ian L. = " rhAb, hf. ~.
Hl mstI,ed 4 curing dis aae Is peculiarly
bizown lupl u4Wn 3cothtftl cad ituet the
aftat Futete-. h4 etIna lc SO itnS. chronic
safnifh. dlstnfcn st tie stomach tg6 kidneys,
byer ct,iup ints, etc suecar sulls TcsteG.
if.tX fhAE. ue II the Ui,st Auccessful
medical ttbtiilbutts IN the tactic coast.
mas BE- cuueui al caTtdenti lis "a references
40 tho above lnG ali 0tLtF complaints al the
inst .tutr.
40. 200 ISkaRN y 49,. san Franchise.
AZ 1h Doctor ctlers Pee consultations,
and atks ~ u nl nti 'i' unless be Effects
cure "a resS mtotTafe G pnunioatlors
s'uCtly confidential At0ig,rts sent by II.
press Adefe = T. Cz4rE &. N. b., Pest
ofliee Box %. IN trtucisfo, Cal,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-18
Winnemucca, EeV.
HOTICE.
saLBA sILYrA sslNlsa ooXPANY.

CCA IN = principal place 81 bassness,
4 No 81 Montgomery street, san tran
c4-eu, e. llf0znl2. L4c@tlcn Of hCrks.
l4HL4la0laE county, - ada.
AO3I-E here are - 4nqueIt, upon the
folio . Ia desc iOea StocE, IN @ccount OF as
s-ssueLt 40. : leylsd ou tne ZItA dag o.
~tt E4Dtr. 81 the several amounts |
eps Jsl@e tie bsnEes 81 tie respective share
Lu.G4Is - f43lURE:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-18
ass SEGMENT G0T.eE.

Big 7feaaows canal ard Irritating coHprny.
cca.i O. works, Eun1fltt Con ty,
Ne,aas. Principal place Ct bnsinesS'
Rye latch. nevada.
N-or Gt il eseby given az at . meet
in Of IN -oard Il .r.ss'ees hi On
Tie 3ttd.. - december. 1871, an ass' sTaf IL
no. 1.3o.2 .er SHARE " leYiei ID he
cspi.sl & q TIE c,1puia len. Jay be I'M
melist IS a.. s. COLO c'lH 10 ne see' ear
attic oa-ee 4 sse eompzn Eye tatch,
Az OK up n which this asse sInt LIT
shaIl re.. in Ipaia
J2NCAKY FIFTEINTH, 1873.
Shall 4,e ee.ared i. inquent ard adTertisea
for sale Il Iutiic aucti n and un.e p*y-
uenrsi rnase b. will lie sold Oh ! Cd. ua'y
18th f~7s IL I:y the delinquent assessment
togesA.e i ! i cost II advertising aid t11enses
cfthe
BY ofd r the Board Of Trustees.
RYE P1tch. Nevada. december lIlh, 1871.
David CONAN, JR, ecretaty
de.IT-'77-td
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Dissolution Of CO-partnershil

YEyHE partnership her tofore exiting be
tween tbs uuders gned under tn nFIn
name vi Levy < Tia keli. dol z tttisi ees IN
Cole ida. AesaIa, Is Ler.by dissDlved Dy
mufual co sent.
Mr.. n. u. Ivy, the succe: scr. under the
firm nam cff Levy, Assum, all liabili-
ties OF tie iaI- fin, AID be alone j. ani hor-
lied 20 collect ell CutstaI diIe u, pt~ due aid
firm. ID. LASkE l.,
T. y. j. Wy.
Goiccnda New. jam ~ T, 1913.
Refeli Z to he abaye, We thank you I r thu
patronage ett tive we'd up tie id
tirln, ara 40 &, by ftIict ata ntion AID TAR
dealil - 80 l.tEi. !, continuance Of tie same.
r. y. EVi.
jan94
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5l SALE-.

II will sell my groin and hay ranch, confain-
ing J2c aer 50 acies OF ploMed laI d md
10 acre. ~ iay lAd, wi Ii p en,y OF water tr
irriga in lLsl oses. tn ranch il we'll sup
piled NitH U.-e ii, 2 AID eut house,; alrO
ag3Is. avs an fam tools. Z rms cay
For fitlLsr par iculars addrts IS Il. +. hlLLl
paradise Valley, humboldt County. Hev
jan.9-4w.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-18

Legally al IA O. ieily ottaii Cd in every state
and ierIicrs iJt &c NIAIILii iIT ara other
,canses, 10 mater wLele the lartS IesiGts
Is year-' eAgcIltIce. ice after atctte. All
Jefferson ceniil. &ed1efs r =. ~ ~
- III ALL LoCnls 8 < 9, I:I2 Dearborn 1T,
CHlC&Go,r LII. nque nonaiJle n feItu ces
given CUiesE oAdeLce with lie legal prU-
fesst. n iIlv red
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-18
1ci, for Gale.

ENCR Sale ran"l of lGO acres, go
acrcs 81 itch srs improved and partly
fenced; n rev hous. eoni aiming SIX rooms
with fuIni nr COCO yell II wa'er with
pump, = - Hde tres, table with ten
q ais. two cor ais, rIovs and harrows and a
Buckeye mower, iyo horGee, harness az q an
ircn-aAle wac r.. II soc orr white Le3h0rn
chicker :. enc SET OF blacksmith :, OILS, ard a
lot of o,Ler articles too armerJus 20 men :
tion.
WILL SELL THE hANCH ALONE OR
WITH EVERYTHING ON IN
As the purchaser mag choose. There is
No BEIftR-SrATION on the Idaho road
1t naust be sold in 30 DAVIS No reasonable
offer will be refused. Fol further PARTICULARS
apply on the ranch.
af e. HANEY, Buffalo ssstso~
Dot. 9th, 1877. II.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-18
MECHANICS STORE,
Or. =. j. CZAPgAY,S
Private ne deal titute.

Private re deal titute,
200 k~Hrny IT., san Francisco, Is.sb-
hshsd in 50 ( r Tie Isfu ansHf Cure II
ait *ltelal tL4 Ar lle tise4fts :, a. also all
Iemase emIit mss ard h tetses of ths
Nervous s}s.em.
TgNliE ~ NENsE DESTRUCTION or Hu.
4 man ltta aurulii3 IT. ~ sseTtt sld chronic
oiseaEts canstd llls ola ana III abio IHstitn-
bou r D. ssia' iishtd afef iu thiiadelphis,
Penn. 4u rs It hua Afterwards "a San Iran.
clsco. az. N 1888 as b 4X8te ul ps nsary. in
q, der 90 t'a d the q cteo a. best medical
SRA surgical treatfs as. for tne bOuve and III
other att e ions and 60 j. til8A. Cousulta.
uons at q i..ttltuge n - le.teT. FAEL.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-25
Sberbirtlide @armmma.

Der bcdw'ite grsbiidof Alemany
in Gan Traneiscp, Gal, bat Nnaez
fl6ts Der unter ben Nrbeitern berridz
encen .@Iblereten einen 6irtenbrtef
an bic pprttse @eitlt9feit erlal1en, in
rpeldem Der Sberbtrt u. q. fulaences
fast
u0tan 1T beute muir su febr eeneiat,
ben 0eiit Der wabren Greibeit in 3Gz
9euclt9fett ausorten su lal7en unp eez
betme @eleQi9aften gu proantiren,
wel6e bic &edte Nnberer mieadten,
rtlce Drpbunsen aus ltoben, ben pEbel
aufbeben unp ale unsufriecenen Gle
nlerte Der @eiellidaft 70 sereintaen,
oaB Der fletnite Nnlab cine aueemeine
&eYplution init ibren na%turaemdsen
Tol9en I'm turs Der b~etebenpen Orb
1ung, Wprp unc Gerbeeruns nad fid
sfeben fam. Sbfdon uns nt6t be-
fannt 1T, boe Elm &atbplif einem fol-
den @eretne anseb6rt pber lpl6e OH
faauunsen sutbetbt uno es uns suz
9let6 bepuet il, rae bic &atboltfen
iowpbl srunofdslt6 ols au6 tbat1d6z
lid am meiiten Dem @efebe unp per
Nuctcritdt SebOrden> feben mir es NIT
Niditdt auf bic wtlpe Asitattpn rtez
Ter Nufrubrer ais uniere pFtdt an,
ALE &atbOlifen, ia ale @cleul6aftsz
flailen Cbne Nusnabme gu tparren, fid
folder bBien Anidkise uno beimtIdiz
i9er plane su entbalten.
ct. paul16 ber Nppltel faot nit Sc
aug auf bic Nuctorttdt beS s5ttli6en
8i6ters, bas mir bic @erfe Der SIM
lterntB meipen unp rns pom Mufrubr
uno unfrteoe fern balten folen, renn
0ptt TT fetn 0ptt beS llnfrietenS ionz
bern bes TrtepenS unb erfldrt oons
eeutltd, baB Nufribrer ME t1S Sim
melrei9 einsteben f6nnen, bo 6einbz
i9aft unfrtepe Corn, Strett unb
3wfetra6t Werfe peS Tleii9eS iino
unb folde wel6e pteie Otnse tbun,
niemalS bes &6ntsret9s beS !6errn
tbetlbaftts mereen f5nnen. Mud 1T
febr gu beswetfeln, pb fe felbt bas &5<
ntsrei6 bieier @elt erbalten fHnnen,
oa Wprr, frIber pper lpdter, bod ans
Stdt fpmmen unb feline Strafe erleicen
mub, 70 bab bet Nufribrer tit Bet &ez
gel beretts bier auf Grben Strafe erz
lefcet. Die w%itbenben Trieeensbre6er
IN paris faren felbt ale ms Sc
fdrsntB poer enoeten ibr 2eben auf
Dem S4afOt, 0ebanfenlple per1p<
1erL welde anfan9S aus Neu9ter fpl>
dye aufriibreriide Meetinss befuden
uno bann eur6 tbre @ssenpart fol6e
Nubeit6runsen er~mutbisen, fallen oft
senus ais bic erfen Spfer pes Streiz
tes, wabreno Der quite Gbrtlt, Der frteo=
llebenpe 8iirser su 5aule bletbt iecen
Nufrubr metoet unb pur6 6eitbalten
an Der seiebltden Sbrisfeit feline
pft9t 9e9en 0ott erfiQt.
Wfr e%rntabnen Gu@ pebbalb uno
fproern G16 auf, ale fol6e aufrlbz
rerifaen, Der 0deliaaft fenbli9en
uno un@rtitltden MeetinsS su mel
BEN"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-25
Saecilien=Nerein.

Die finite @eneralzG erfammluna
bes amertfantiden Gdcilten<g eretnS
fneet ant g. Z. unb s, Nueuf in De-
trctt itatt. IS fomuen in Der ct.
Spiepb'sz& Stride Ii. a. CUR MuFibrune +:
2 Melen, cine pFn9it ! Seauens ufb
etne geiper in 0resprianii6em Gbp@
raj, oret mebritimmiee Me6en unb SER
f9tecene anbere mebrttmmise @eldnz
sc. Nn ben muftfalii6en proouctiuz
men peroen aneer benz Gbpr ber eprttz
sen ct. Sofepbsz& Stride fiG nod bez
tbetlt9en bic &trden65re BON Monrpe,
Nt6v 6tnplap unb Mpnrpeptue, g.,
uto &piQa, Snb. Som %. Sult bis
sum 5. Susuft tpirb 81. prpfe6pr
Stn9enberser BON ct. Srancts Bel
Mtlwaufee etnen Gbpral< uuo Dtrecz
ttpns< GURUS in Detroit abbalten,
tpp3u ale Srsaniiten, Dirieenten,
Sdrser uno Greunbe Der &fr6enmuff
einselaben ftnb. Die 8prtrdee tper<
ben unentseltli6 seseben uH bsm Gin
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-25
Illus eein Snbianer9ebiete
@bite Gcrtb

idreibt Der bu@w. Miiiiondr 5. Gue
mastn:
Nus pieier MiiFon fam td Sic
frebe Neuisfett beri6ten, bae oer fa<
1tatifde prpteitantifde Snptanerz Msent,
pel@er leBten 5erbf SDloaten at mel
tter Sertreibuns ans oteler Miliipn
bat sebrau6en wpuen> auf enereilde
gsrwencuns u~nieres Reprafentanten
I'm Gon9reb, Or. Stepart, pom Secre>
tdr Sdur3 einen iebr uneerempnieuen
SaufpaB befpmmen bat, f. baB er btefe
NelerSe Dor Ablauf feiner Dienfseit
init S6ma6 bat SerlaEen miRen.
Ssst 1T Der nelte @9ent CHARLES Suffice,
Elm Nmertfaner, pbwpbl fet11 &atbplit,
bod bel auen Snrianern beltebt renn
ct 1T aans unpartettid, unp etbt ben
&atbcltfen tbre Gedte, tpte CT aud UNI
ierer MiiitOn man6e Oefduiafeiten
erptilt. Inter fol6en l1mltdnben pd6it
bic 3abl Der &atbpltfen thinner mebr
nno mebr. Infer &tr6letn 1T Stel su
tleir an Spnntasen fir aue pel6e su
unferm @pttesptenite fommen. Sd
perbe baber nit 0ptteS 5tlfe Yerfu6en
mii6en, pieien CONNER cine er6eere
Stride 3u bauen. gs finb stpar bier
nod Elm balb Dubeno protetantii6e
preofser. @Qetn fettpem fe bic 3e<
9teruns6seloer ntdt mebr in ibren
5dnoen baben, Inn bamtt etnt9e bum
eernbe Sncianer fir ibre Secte arsuz
faufen ftrb fe jebt gang barmlos, rnb
peroen BON ben .Snbtanern Yera6tet
uro aus9ela6t. Witt ber Belt tperben
bod nit 5iIfe Der @nabe 0pttes bic
mentsen prOtetantiiden Snptaner,
tpelde nod bier fnp, serpib ale fatbpz
lid. uno oa bic &esteruns ale
Gbtppepayz Snbtaner> tpel6e nod ser=
itreut in ben Wdlpern bes tlDrolt1en
Wtnneipta wpbnen, suiammer auf bic
Ter &elerSe anitepeln min, pel6e So
Ipwnlbtps, mettenS febr suteS Tarm>
LAMB, entbdlt, f. perben bann BET 5000
Snotaner mebrere fatbelti6e 0emei1z
Zen btlben auf pieier &eierpatiou,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-25
1861
Reuere NaDribtctt.

S%rtebens< unb &rtt9s'Gerl6>
t peGie FIN Sag fur Sag ab. 90 purbe
am q. b. gRts. aus 2OnbDn semelbet, Gns>
limb unb Rublanb feten gu etnem Gtnper>
itanbnib selanst; eletGtettts bteb es aus
Berlin, man CLAUDE bort ntGt baran. Gin.
seine DeSei&en melben fOlsenbes:
Ottawa, Canada. Die bteiise 8e~
sterans BAT spnt Mtntfertum in 2ontca
bic telesrapbtf6e Melbuns ~enpfansen. baS
Der 8ries 3wti&en England unS &ublanb
unsermeib1t6 fet.
8u6aref, 90. @at. Die rumdntIde
armee BAT auf Befebl bes SIrfen &art
ansefansen, Lungs ben &arpatben mad
Often Sprsuridsn.
&us 8udaret wtrb ferner semelbet, ba6
fprtrdbrenb ruiiii6e Sruppen bic DOnaa
1berl4reiten unb tn 8ulsarien etnmarl4t
rem. 3abGrei@e @ef4lstranspDrte paii>
rem bur4 &umdnien Der DDndu 3u.
Berlin, 81. Mat. giele dneeblta
ruilif4e Auswanberer retien bur4 DeutIa>
lamb. Man iast, bas es DertGetbete Ma>
trOlett finb, bic ii4 duf Der &etie mad &me>
rita befnben, UNI duf &aperl9tfen Gtenlte
au rebren.
Gpnfdnttnppe1, 20. Mat. gcr
Dem fatierlt4en galat e~nttanb beute Elm
&rdwaa, Der BON elmer Mense S(l4tltnse
ausstns, bic benz Sultan cine 8tttI6rtft
iberretAer ppaten. Die &ute tparb iebe6
wteber ber9efeat.
Cine Cff3te1e Depe16e an bic tlrtti6sn
gertreter int @uslanb bert6tet: unsefdbr
80 Slu6tltnee betraten BEN Dom Gr>eul>
tan bewpbnten @arten bes 9alafes NIT
benz &ufe: usan9e 1ebe Der Sultan" Die
9eripnen, pel4e ben 2euten ben Ginsans
int Garten perpebrten, tuurben nit G6aI>
fen %empfansen unb etne setObtet. @ad
Der &nfunft Der Sruppen, tpurben bic Mn>
sretfer in bic S1u6t sefGlu9en. &uf Bet
ben @etten tpSrben mebrere 9er1onen &C.
tSbtet uns Serwunbet. @1t Quart Der &n>
filter urb Anfabrer, tpurbe set6btet.
Berlin. 81. Nat. Dem beutl4en
&et68tase tptrb Elm @eiebenttpurf porse>
lest, bur6 we1@en i6arfe MabreseGn sesen
BITE @ceta1iten tns @erf 9efest unb Der
&esterune entipre4enbe gctma4ten bafir
etnserdumt tuerben ioIen. Gebt Der &etGs>
tag nt6t barduf Elm, bann brpbt tbm bte
&ufDiuns. Der 8ten' mub! betbt es ba
aud.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-25
@inla1uno.
&eb sims 9, 18. Mat, 1873.

WV ~ ! " W TO- ~UtuII 1910.
Da AM becpritebenoen 2. Stunt bic
Ginweibun9 Der nerten fatbplii6en
Stride III &eO @ins ltattNnsen wirs,
ip beebrt ii6 Der llnterset6nete ale
6reunre ron Nab unp Sern CUR beranz
nabenren Geitfeier ein;ulaoen. 8enn
l6pn bic &trdwetbe an unb fir 1i9
Elm Set it, welAeS bas ausemeins Sns
~tereiIe nt6t muir Der sund6f betbeiltsz
ten fpnoern audi auer ummpbnencer
&atbpltfen nit &e6t in Mnlpru6
ntmmt, IL lte9en in pte1em Sale nod
beionpere l1mftdnpe Dor, tpeI6e bas
Sntereile felbit peS fernen Befu6erS
erresen. DEM Der berrlt6 auseez
fibrte Sau rer neue1 ppbl am l6Dnz
fen plaBe eer Staot seselenen Stride
rte Elm miroi9es 5auS CUR gbre 0pt<
tes. etn e9ter S6muG oer fatbplii6en
0emetnoe unb cine pabre 3teroe Der
Stact it, ferner Der metiterbaft ppIetz
cete 1elte Nltar, Der ebne 3wetfel su
ben aueridSnite bteie5 Staates sdblt,
unc Die pra@tYpue llmsebuns Der
1euen Stride merben fi6erltd ntdt
perfeblen auf BEN Selu6er etnen
purdau6 befrieptsenoen Gincruf su
MAIDEN. DAP fir bic Nufnabme tnS<
beiOnoere Der 6rempen bic beten Mabz
reseln setrofen werpen, peritebt it9
BON felbit. Sp bofe t6 cenn, rab
ale Sreunse Don ytab unb Tern it6
sablrei6 an BET 8etfeier betbeiltsen
unp CUR Gerberrli6uns berlelben betz
trasen werben, eem lteben Gptt CUR
gbre Der frti9 aufblIbenren @emetn~
be bierielbft gu tteuer grmunteruns,
it6 felbf aber Sur Grbauuns unp
frtl6en Aneiferuns I'M 0uten.
6oda6tunssppQ
s. 81. Startba, pfarrer,