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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11

1T Bic moraIiiGe !SpongSt6corie 81 be-
fGrlpfet uno BON Dielen G~tdnbpunftcr ges
ben ipeber bic Mirthe nod bic @.ipo0ns
bcttsz SGufer aus. Sic Derlaugen Ndtltn 9
bic Gil1et uor iDrelr unprpDMctipert, per-
fiibrertihen @etperbe uro bic Nroern por
iDren ihlc6ten @~eipobnbeiten, ipGDreno bic
Gil1eu fauilt duf mebr ais auf 0eleslid)e
0uloung unb Die QlnSern niGt einunal
oarduf Nnipru6 baben.
Gs lit aber Die Sofalpreie, Die metitens
in urgel6idten 9dnoen rubt, Die oos Del
ms Sercr gicBt, 100 fiibleS .3ulehcn oos
fiderite Wtittel bes grfploeS lit. 50
baben Iie benn au6 lit BeleptQe siuci
oeuti6e 3eitungen, bott beneit 6ie cine
9lnti>E ennperen5 S6ultpelen unb 0eutidz
tbumelet Nues gu etnem 9ret ssritampft,
allo J. 8. por her GripGblung zines ieOen
Entertainers gum S6ulrat1e tparrt, ipeil
ct elm Semperen5ler un0 Elm 0eutidenz
freIier lei = in elmer 8epolferurg, in
ipeI6er bic 0euti6en pbneDin sic W1e6rs
belt bon bret 9e8cr Gins am Stimmfalten
b0ben.
SD frngte etiten retden un6 oebilbeten
Oeutlden, tDarum man benin tn BeueDiue
10 tDetig oeutlde 3eitul1gen aus ben 1rnz
BEN Std6ten ct. Golis ltno Chicago bate,
bd nta1 III belt 8eQeniIer 2ofalblGttern ia
ni9t eiintol oroentltd ii6cr bic ciubeiltt;
lden NIB itGbtii6en Sntereiien ,lno 91eui9=
teitcn unterrtdtet tuerbe. Der Wtdnn CAB
mir slr Q1ttport, baS fGlne bober, oab bic
tpoblbabeitocu 8lirger our6 allerlei Jtildz
itd)ten geruoe5lt ge5 10 II ipiirben,
StDct bis bret, mond)l11l iDgar bic lGntrnts
li6cn flint GofalsSldtt6en gu Dolter, ur6
babur9 iei Der Nus9abcnpoiten fir's 3eis
tung5leic1 in Der OteDr;obl oer ToltIier
eri90pft. Sn WaDl3eiten bGtten bic 2ofal.
blGtter ben 1tubcn, 6aB bic 8ep0lterult9
bic 9ldrtelt Der Dtclen Gonoioatcn beitGllbi0
Dor 9(ugcn babe; in geip0bnli6en j3eitcl
ipirbe cit eitsi9cS undergraduates uno
nouitGnbiges 9tnseigeblott dllcl1 finFet sus
i"artrnen oorSu;iebcn iein-, tpo;u i1 Nnte1
lagte.
Sm 1tebrigen, 10 eraGbIte man mir, lei
aud oaS Iemperers9ei6dft fitr Diele etn
eintrGgltAer 8ernf. Gin rcdter gebeIierter
SrlutfetboGb, Der ieine Bclierutgsgeidid)te
idlbur9sOoa norsutrogeu neritebe, fDnnc
ols Lecturer" leGr lei6t 500 bic Wod)e
Derotetem nno cine 9altbe Ba[tiinorcr
"Bell-Ringers'', bic cs ~peritdtoen h6ttelt,
iDre Gonserte nit benz IenlpercnSipeicn int
8crbtnbuna ;u ieben, babe nit tbrem lortgz
ipetli9e1 S6euengeflimper biibld)e5 @elo
nit aus 8elcuiIIe tpesgcnommert. Sr9eros
ipo, oeiien tpar i'd fiber, tuiiroe Die
vS6mlte" berou5i9auet.
Sd babe atd) cine ieDr ansenebnte
Stunoe nit 6crrn Oltitap &orner Dcrs
pldibert. 81 trG9t feline IS Sabre nit
i~eltener Strait; itebt ieinem 8erufc nit bcr
@neroie bes Siingiten iei1eS Stoube5 Dor;
fol9t oet polttiiden 8etuegun8en nit ultz
gebro6cter @ufmerfiamfeit ult6 beidditigt
ft6 nebenber nit Der 2iteratur bes Snz
nto NuslatoeS u1b ei9e1en i9riftitcucz
ridden Nrbeiteit, ais ftGloe CT nod lit Der
eriten 9dlfte ieil,e5 2ebcns. Wt0se CT es
np6 LANCE 10 treiben.
Is. 8. 8erndns.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11

Son1pfe fteuen pirb." @ls Ben ma6e bos
nd6fte MtaL it ben Senat fam, nobm ct
3pet 8iftoIen aus ieiner 8odtai9e, i6loB
lctn guIt ouf unb Iegte Die YiltoIclt btnein.
Yer Sumter bate fortdt let1e 9%erausforz
beruitg gum 9ueG bergeifen.
Dait GuBeriter Bera6tun9 be1dnbelte
gSa6e lit iener 13eit Die bsn1ofrntii6en Ses
notorer aus benz 9for6er. 90 lagte er
eirtmdl in elmer Senatsoebotte Al ieirem
eegen bic Sflauen6alter icbr unteripiirfioen
Go0e9en Sugb bon Sbio: SD elaubte
friiber ftetS, baS ale Wenl6en bon Ser gez
burt at CUR Sreibett beitimmt leien; aber
nun merle i'd, oaB bod eiti9e ols Sflauet
9eboren itro. SD beboure ltlr, baB ite
feline id)tpar3e 9art nit aIf Die g8elt aez
bra6t Daben, an BET ale Ne[t fie ais Gtlaz
rem erfeuner tpirbe."
91adbem Senator Sumner I'M Senots5
iaale I'M Wtat 1856 mad Der Sibutg bonn
Nb9. Yrelton Sroof5 bon SiD : Carolina
inter bent 8eifau ul10 Oct 8eibillfe anoez
ret Sumter 10 i6refli6 m%tBDdnoelt tporoet
tDar, erflGrte @Gbe III oer nddjiten Stbuitg
ben Sendtorell, tpel6e bieie Shat 81 beidos
l1ieen ooer gar 3u Der6errltden irdtet,
f~olgenoes: sd bin bier 1T Der WinOerz
belt; MIR Elm finfteI oe5 SerdtS ittn1mt
nit mir iberein, uno r1eilte 9lnii6ten it1t6
Gu1 perbabt. Wcrl1 1ber bier Der melId)elz
m1rDcrti9e Qngriff auf ciltelt iDebrloien
Oinnr, Der beinabe ouf BEN Sob miB6an>
belt tpurbe, nod 8ertbeioiger fil10et, 6drn
ia ietlt, Odb aud cin tapEercr Wtdnn bon
0tebreren III bielein SaoIe iiberipdIti9t
tDiro. SD ober tDeroe auf 9eben ut0 Sob
Die Ge0efreiDeit in bieiem Soale DertbeiDts
gen bis gum Iebten Qtbem5uge. Soa Der
BON ben Nertbei6igern iener S6anotbat
oufgeiteute @runoiob bier berridet, oant
Iaiiet uits gum &arnpf %betpaftnet Dtetber
fnnntelt. limb ob9Ietd Sbr Gurer Bier
ae9en @inen ieio, bin i'd bod bereit, Sud
Hter Stanb 5u balten. Sci 0Ott, es fam
fcinen beiieren Sob geben ais ben fir od5
Gedt Der freien geoe 1T oieiem SodI.
Iterfet IS Sud i'd bin, tuer1n Sbr's babelt
tpoQt, bereit, bier auf Der Stele fir Die
6reibeit Der Debate gu fe6ten unb su fterz
benz"
Surge 53eit 6aronF 8eriet6 Ba6e in elmer
SsndtSz Debate i~aaoJtigcn Streit nit benz
t%putbenbiten Der 6e6erfrcfier, GoombS bon
Georgia. XoDmbS lieB tbn forbern. Wabe
ioote bent SdrteltrGger: yWtetne Udbler
{ino eeeert 6os 9ueu. Nber bn S1r Sterile
benz Senator Gunner eiilen T6eil bcs
6irni6Goels eingei6La9en babt, 10 miiien
mir Gud gegeniber etn 8isden 0lutb Seiz
gen, ionit iblagt Sbr ults allen ber S6d=
Sci elm. Oas Bette ipirb iein, mir briltgen
einige bon Sud nm. SD uebme ben alten
Ioombs ollf's &orr. g(ls @cforoerter babe
i9 bic BabL Der @nffen. W1it meiner olten
8G9ie i9iebe t1 ibn I'M Olten nieoer."
Gormbs mai nit Ma6e friibcr eirmal
ouf Der Sa9b getpelen uno bate eeieben,
Die trefflid Mobe i6oB. Der groSe Seterz
frefier beraaB feline !6erausfDrberuug an
Wnbe pl0Blt6, un6 oieier Ser9ebli6teit
bnuft cts, oaB ct beute lo9 Iebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11
Sic .se,tes. ereue1 it. gsiiNfrppt.

SIN iibliGen 36eiIe bes Gta1teS Ofiiz
itiftppi b~egin9et iueiBe 8uaOpier ielbit it
Der lebten 3eit, III ipeld)tr baieIbit feinerIet
Nablaufregung berri6te, 10 i6eublide @es
1Dalttbdtelt 9e9et Die farbige 8ep0lferung,
bnB bisie mniicnbaft aus iencm G6eile bes
Stadte5 ou5panberte.. Der StanoaL tuurbe
10 arg, bnB cnbIib bas bemofr1til6e 2bs
SeorbnetenbauS BON Miiftiitppi bod einert
beioltberer Iusi6uB sur llntcriuhung Der
C)tndlttbntct etniebte- Dieter Qusi6uB
bat iest ieinen Seri9t e%ritattet uno IS Deibt
BARN:
p8ir BADEN biele oeritdn6ige un6 per=
IoBlicbe .3c.9en aus bcn Counties 9lntitc
uno Yife Dernontrlen. 9tid) batten mir
Die &ngdber Dor ms, DelGc Don ciliigen
Yerloneu Dor 8eamtet Der ~eenonnten
Counties gema3t tDurben, unO Ienio soblz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11
VEGIETINE
SS6r GopfpcD nttS OeroOtbeNent
~g3nAe14.

GpaEspiIIe, Snb., 1. San. 1878.
6crrn Gtepens.
IScrtbcr {0err!> Sd babe Sbr VEGETTNE fir
Sopiweb aus croOrbenem M a II gebraudt
NIB arobe ytuber,ns buburtb en- %pfanse,t. SD CLAUDE aus
sutet Griinocn %nnnehmeH Su OiA1 ooB eS cine ucrSis>
li6e NlebiSir lit. stdtunsspon bic S5rioe,
Gfrs. SameS Gomter, Ali Sritte Ctr.
&opfweb.- IS sicbt pcn' 3ieben: llrladen, BE
&ppfwcb berbetiEbren, Dte 5. y. cine St6run3 bes Cir
culationsipItems, btr aN~erbauunq5orsone bes gtcrper@
iDrenS II. |. ID. VEGEETENEE bari ais iid)creS 0ei(>
r1ittel iir bic uerIdicocne 2rteu pom &opimeb b~e;ettnet:
ipcrben, ba es brett atf bic perid ieberer llriu9en ber.
&rantbctt ipirtt = &erpoiitdt, Observation-Disclosures EN-
&artleibisseit, 9ibeumar ismuS, gHntrol9io. btiioie Be-
f9ucrotn II. I. 10. Wtam perlude oa5 VEGETENEs
NiuR ipiro cs ME bercuen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11
VEGETTT.NE
.Gir Nicrcnbcid),ucrSen ttno Wer>
UcNiG1aU ode.

ISslesboro, Meatre, IS. De;. 1871.
Serrn StepcnS.
Wecbyter SER! N3tsebr Sabre lang mar id nit einent
!6uteit ~bcbafiet, rooraltf i9 cnoIi6 Gnfins, bas We
GH1T'KNE 81 9ebrau6en. SD mar lsDr berab9etpmS
aner; rtcin Spitem mar ourd &rontbeit SeidWddt. sd
bate WiereuleiDen unb mar duberit uerpDs.
0ieiu Suiten ,oar idlintm NIB meine Y II II g E ruui.o.
oils i'd cine 6lai0e etrgcnouimen Bate, lonO i'd mid
hercits 6eHer. Ole NeeoiStt BAT neinell !9ufsn 9%etitloert
Der i'm Stanoe, meme 9rbeit ;n perrihtcr. 9te babe tds
e,t Aiittel geiunte l.. bGs oemVEGEETNE Sletdtdite~
sd peib, boB es Nue3 lit, poiiir es dlS9egeben utro.
0irS. U. g. ScnbIetor.
VEGETENE nG9@t NIB ~frdftist, reini9t odS Slhts
rc9ulirt ben Nia9ert, be!7ibigt boS gierueriDltem, wtrft
bireft oni bic Nusioubernn9en uno itiuulirt bas 9du6e
SpItem sur 26dti9tcit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11
v e r IN T.
Sir QNafSerSWG)t.

Central sails, d. S, 10. Oft. 5sTE.
Or. s. =. otcpens.
Wiit eroSem 2jergnlgen be;euse i'd bic 8oTSise :S9ger
ipcrtbpoGen Oieoisin. Sd Tag LANCE Seit an Der w a sr>
II DIT trant barnieoer NIB befano mid inter dr;tli6Gr
@ebanbluns, Ger OOttor iaste mir, es lei % a cr
swiiGen benz Screen unO Ser 2ebsr. Sd empiano
2uiauo, bis i'd amino, 6os VEGETENE ;u 9ebran>
den. Sd bottc uielc Seilmittet periudt; %Oiclelben pees
idaftcn mir feline pile. yEGHETINN 1T bic @tez
bi,in iir Is oiieriu6t. Mad benz Gebraub eIni9elr
weniscr Tlai6en ling i'd an. mid better gu inyten. sd
babe I'M @an;en breibis Stuiden gcnommeH. Sd befitoe
mid Jest poltommen woHL = ME ia9lte ib mid eeiler.
gtemano tanu Sbucu b%aut6arcr ietn ais td.
Nufrt0ti8 Der S3rise,
40. sc beeGer.
VEGETINE. - @enn bos @lut III 6Ol9e elmer
NenOerung bcs 29etter5 ODER &limas, aus Wtou9el an
&orperbepeaun9, ans nure9elmdBt9er GiGt ooer aus
troeno elmer anotrn uriohe leblo5 luo ituteuo ptro, 10
erTeuert ooS VEfSEEYGNE baS @lAt, iibrt Die PER-
bortenen Sditc alb, reintgt ben Masen, EeSultrt ben
Gtubl9ang NIB uerIeibt benz 9an5en S6rpcr usue 8ralt"
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schenck,s slandrake Pills

VIII be found to possess those quslltiss
necessary 10 the total eradication OF all
bilious attacks, prompt 10 start the secre-
tons OF the liver, and give 0 healthy tone
10 the entire system. Indeed, 1t Is no ordi.
nary discovery In medical science TO have
invented o remedy for these stubborn com.
plants, which develop all the results pro.
duced by 0 heretofore free use OF oalomel,
q mineral Justly dreaded by mankind, and
acknowledged TO be destructive In the ex-
IRENE to the human system. That the
properties OF certain vegetables comprise
all the virtues Of calomel, without It's inju.
rious tendencies, Is now! an admitted fact,
rendered i~ndiSputable by scientific re-
searches; and those who use the Mandrake
Pills will BIO fully satisfied that the best
medicines are those provided by nature In
the common herbs and roots OF the fields
These Pills open the bowels and correct
all bilious arrangements without saliva
ton or any Of the injurious effects OF Gallo
mel or other poisons. The secretion Of bile
is promoted by these pills as will be seen
by the altered color Of the stools, and dis.
appearing Of the sallow complexion and
cleaning Of the tongue.
Ample directionsfo for use accompany each
box Of pills. Prepared only by ]. Fl.
schenck 4 Son, at their principal office,
corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Philadel.
phin, and for sale by all druggists and
dealers.
Price IS cents per box. cod
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The Failure Of J. Il. Hunt & Bro.
Of Barnesviile.

Enterprise.
The city was surprised Tuesday morn
ing TO End that the doors Of the dry go DDS
house OF J. r. Hunt & Bro. were closed,
and inquiry developed the fact that the
arm had made an assignment TO VIM, A.
Talbot and r. T. Chaney, for the benefit
OF their creditors. This house has been
carving u heavy load ever since the loss
.by fire Ia 1875 OF q quantity Of tobacco
stored in the Maryland Warehouse NJ
Baltimore. They have struggled hard to
repair this disaster, but the shrinkage In
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acknowledgement
THE INCONSISTENCIES
END.


tR. atetson, In "Puek.hv
Comrades leave me here u littls, while Is yot N.
Lave 'G me- here, ssd when you wan. me. sound
IT'S tie plaza, and ali around 1t, as Of old the hack.
ptars shadow. on the platform, With thsIt hacks
Many . Sisht from yondsr m,n,:on, orr 1 took ny
Did .es t5s irstsht-traIn, rolling slowly onward
Many a ~ mt I saw tho signals rising through The
whsTs ibs FiIcsbus ,na Es,t.rn Gro" upon q
COMMUNICABLE.
Ia thsIp log Ihs hOne,t brakeman Ia the sun may
In the spilas ths vly conductor s..a hIn'.li an.
In the IprinHs the Pullman purters SETTER ,tfe,h
And tue bltsise-sma,hers fancy lightly turnl to
thoughts Of trunks.
Thea hls chsak was pls and thinner than should
bs Tor ons ~ yong:
Tho lgh bis Iams for smashing baggage wa on
every br kamAn's tonsus
Add srd,' o .bISsa, s.smaiheri take this little
ri. moi s.foas. nor bound vithlron. but I tra't lis
Ga his pIilid tnesk and forehead eim, , color aud
Al 6,sa seer. the bright rail-, alshIus, on before
tram Ut Night
Thai reused hI, ssaso Of honor, which had liam.
bsr d deep aud long; 4,
For a moment better feelings ross A6oVc tho evil
For s " M % ,Ssu, wa. hi, bosom shaken With a storm
Thsu ,h:oid stern look, returning. darby glitter
Saying. Il have smashed up biggrgs bound with
hide u ball and bear"
sayias, "Esytr, ,pTa 1 any, all alike their fate
He ,oot Up that little trunk and tu'red It IN bis
horny hands,
For a N imept Lightly poised It, d"hed ton The
railroad sahdt.
Heiook up ap irnn coupling. sno,G tha. trunk
both at aud rgh,j
6motO q AeolaI Bprias, which tt0d some fourteen
pounds Of dynsmite.
o. that r,arnlpS through the city did We heir tho
hrshells ring.
Bee the htemsn and policemen TO tue post OF duty
All taW DAY aud through tbs evSnits did those
brave mea search around
For tuAt basSage.SmJsher's body, teltttred Ger
tue torn+up gTOund,,
Of h It btSsags-smAsher heartleD b tgSaSs-smashEr
plscn found thsy on tho Common, and the whsrres
Bat my marry c.nr.ds, cil.me. sounding on the
They who see Ia such a murder nothing to con-
So / Wi no longer suffer my rsmOrss to hsFesly
Fur ne At erprs,,l. starting roaring eastward,
MdIgN e
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SssaOsaV.Lt eUp.sa4IaiOa-LeAvs B+Ilaire nt
i:'Up W. ~ vepOIt al as; aud arrives Al stea-
len'ile al 6:l6 y IN.
Leave leuiervtls at 7:S a M; arrives Of
nrtJseIOrl al Nb6 VI
$ eiaI Secou mUtLt Lon trains leaye BeIlalre al
' 30 a u aid I2:t6 y IN bIid. epoit Al g3%5 a. N
aud 100 p III ! aTiIye a Anrtlu's : err! s.bo =. m.
LIS a III, and $50 p N trdsepuit ii:sS d. 10.
and $40 p nI.; aIriys al Bellairt al IlbO a. N. aud
8;& . III.
IiCktus 10 all pnnd,al points In the Est and
Veal Gill 6e procured al The Ut lou II ket ONO,
acLure House, and al the IIsuVn ~ Bridgeport
z. T.. AVER,
-N.9s Gen.tRl ra.eIssr snd Ticket Agent.
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NEMI.WEEKIY.


BY s'a'L "a sdvaAot, pottae. 5teatd,
Ons !Gar........ .....sS % Biz months. ....-~Sl 90
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Or. c. MeLANE's
PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
as a remedy for "all the ills that
flesh is heir to-" but in affections Of
the Liver, and in all Bilious Com.
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases Of that character,
they stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used
preparatory to, or after taking Qui.
nine.
As o simple purga.ive they are
unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
eos The genuine are never sugar
Each box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
MeLANE's LIVER Pills.
Eachwrapper bears thesignatures
ofC. MeLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
ND country storekeepers generally.
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Buliae.i Letiri for " LhOuld b addrtId "Ftrs
q Ufmpb,R,'' aad Ihould n no case b adtret,ed 10
sihs tadiFidAal member ofihe frm BY name,
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BRLLArRE LooALs.-An alarm OF Ore
was sounded about 8 o'clock Wednesday
evening last. It called forth an eager
crowd Of spectators, who gathered about
the Union school building Just In time
to see tho remnant Of 4 defective hue,
which had extended through and out on
ton OF the clock tower, s%moldering away
and disappear. The Liberty Hose Com-
pany, No. 2, we're promptly on hand to
render any assistance, but before they
reached the Square the excitement was
over.
which has been lying idle since last May,
has, In contradiction TO q statement made
In the West Va. "Staats Zttungot Wheel
.inp.n Of last Saturdays issue, not been as
yet sold or rented TO any parties. Several
Gentlemen came down from Pittsburgh
Iast week, but again returned without
giving any decisive answers 70 the pro.
posals offered them BY the oneers ana
directors Of that concern.
Miss Camelia Marsh lett Yesterday
morning to pay = visit TO relatives, IND
friends at MorrisLown, O., and Will re-
main . few weeks.
Rev. Castor, oithe Presbyterian Church
OF this city, leaves %thiseyening on ash9ft
visit 10 his father at Liverpool, O., he
viii be accompanied BY Mr.. A. Richard
son, our enterprising grocer.
Mrs. Meek, the mother OF the supefin'
tendent Of the City Gas and Coke com
pany, sustained slight injuries on We'd
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"a wall. o Lord. Around Us

A Tale Of tho Thirty Yeau War. Rstold By
Alexander Parke.
It was a dreamy November evening In
the year 1880, the same year 10 which the
brave and pious King Of Sweden, Gus.
tayus Adolphus, had landed on the Ger.
man coast to help his brethren IN the
new faith, the German Protestants, to
defend Themselves against the Catholic
leRions, when, under their leader, the
cruel and heartless Tilly, the destroyer
Of Magdeburg. had pressed them hard
and threatened to overwhelm them.
Twelve long years already had this fear.
ful religious war ragged throughout Ger.
many. The soil was soaked with the
blood OF the slain; the fields devastated,
the towns depopulsted; and the whole
country sighed and moanrd under the
burdens OF war. The chronicles Of those
times are filled with the sad stories OF
atrocities and barbarities committed by
the armies on both sides sgainst the un.
fortunate inhabitants; wherever those
armies passed they left a desert behind.
On this November evening, there sat
an old woman In 4 farmhouse on the ont.
skirts OF a Saxon village. Her son, q
young man OF about 20 years, had Just
brought,home the news Of srumor that
had spread in the village, that a detach.
ment Of the much feared Spanish troops
was approaching, and would probably
pass through the village during the night,
Terror and anxiety reigned. The young
man besought his mother to take refuge
in the mountains. But she demonstrated
that they were 10 Gods protection and
that, II He willed It so, they would be
saved; and exhorted him to seek consola.
ton In prayer.
She lighted the lamp, took her prayer
book and began to sing her fayorite hymn,
IA wall, o Lord, around US build" AT
this, the son reyolted, telling his mother
that by her foolish singing and by the
light Of her lamp she would certainly
show the enemies the way to their house
and uselessly expose them. But she per.
severed and continued to sing, VA wall,
o Lord, around US build"
The son grew angry and scolded his
mother. allow a the Lord build wall
around US? Stop that nonsense, mother;
the time for miracles Is past"
1.-THE Lord can, II He 40 will" che
quietly answered, and continued to sing
aud pray through the whole long night,
"a wall, o Lord, around US build.n
When the morning broke, the son took
courage and went to the door; but when
he tried to open 1t, he found that It would
not give way. A heavy snowdrift had
obstructed Il and perfectly buried the
house, concealed 1t from the enemies,
who, during the night, had passed through
the village, carrying plumber and muir
der into almost every house.
And so did the Lord "a wall arc und
them build.n
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the world, ~ we'll a a complete record Of local
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Il popular taste improYedfs What kind
Of amubements flourish nowf 1s1t opera
bonfie and the vaudeville and the foul
"FreBehn playS, the pivot Of whose plot
10 marital infdelity and soiled virtue, or
the plays which ennoble life, and that
now are come 70 be called "oldn Engllsh
comedyi Are we more honest now than
in the time when We had no popular edu-
eation2 Is II now that We have our
banks melted with wire add bol.ed and
barred like prisons'to keep out itching
palms, or was It then, when the deposi.
tor In the msiority Of eases, Bigned his
name with an XII Are there more de.
iaulting insurance presidents and bank
cashiers now-men away up In the edu.
cational and social scale4than there
were 10 the days when there wa no pop.
ular educationi Has the world outside
Of Turkey ever shown such hail Of be.
trayed trusts as has fallen on US In this
year OF grace 1871 Are marriage vows
more sRcred now than then? What do
the divorce records say concerning II In
proportion to population? Is there more
lervent piety and greater purity among
the churches now than then2 Ia life,
liberty and the pursuit Of hsppineSs bet
ter secured now than II was them Pop
MAR education should produce . recog-
milton Of this, clearer, stronger and better
than was possible under popular igno-
rance. Has It done Il? This Is not 9
picture. Il Is the mirror held up to
modern life. Ia not the reflection eTac,i
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

WHE countenance is pale and
leadcn:colorcd, with occasional
Gushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull, the pupilsd ilate; an azuresemi-
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
the nose is irritated, swells, andsome-
times bleeds aswelling Of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone ; feeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting violentpains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costiye ; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tingcd with blood
belly swollen and hard; urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and by hiccough;
coughsometimesdrya conulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with.
grinding Of the teeth; temper varia-
BE, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. C. MoLANE'S VERMIFUGE
viii certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa.
ration, net capable Of doing tie saghf
est iaayD Mt NEST ftaat, igtaat.
The genuine Dr.. MeLANE'sv YER.
NnFucE bears the signatures Of C.
MeLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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