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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01

IT might not be ahiiss to state that st.
Clairsville could produce this minute, TIVE
million Of active business flies s.-5- :
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01

can make money faster at work for us
than anything elsa Capital not required;
we will start you. el2 q day ~ home
u made by the industrtous. Men, women,
boys and girls wanted everywhere 70 work for
US. Now Is the time, costly outds ana terms
Ia =. Addre - TRUR Co. Augusta. Maine
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01
WHEELING
MALE COLLEGE.

HOme-like and Elegant In all its Appoint.
nieuts.
THE College Is beautifully situated and
within easy walking distance of any part
OF the city. Street accom- mmOdatiOns to
neighboringt towns For healthfulness of situ-
alton IL Is unsurpassed and Its whole internal
and external arrangements are Of the high
est order.
Terms Moderate I'm all the De-
partments.
Next College year will open September l.
For Catalogue or other Information address
the President. MISS A. TAYLOR.
81, I'm.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01

COCHRAN whose mysterious death is noticed
in this paper was a cousin Of ex-Sheriff
Cochran.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01

We call attention to that sale of Hardware,
in Bridgeport.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01

Mrs. WILL OBAUGH and daughters, Lancas
ter, are visiting friends and relatives in
tins place. A ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01
A ST.. CLAIIsyILLE correspondent Of the
=. N ~ 4 ~,

A ST. CLAIEsyLLE correspondent Of the
Enterprise gets of the following
One of our merchants while out west a
piece set up bad job on an innocent man,
by reporting to him that there was some dis
satisfaction as to the management of the Mar
row. Gauge, although it had netted some
s., 600 in the last year, but as his father own
ed five miles out or the six and quarter, that
he was sure he could easily obtain position
as conductor. The man arrived last week to
find himself badly sold, but we venture to
say that had he got his hands on the young
man, there would have been another one sOled
by huge paiI of No SIS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01

TIE ladies are now holding fruit-eanning
matinees.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01

,ALoNa, cold winter is promised sothai
you had better revel in the heat while yor
can.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01

JoHS TRuLL went to the country on Mon
day and missed seeingthe eclipse. TE W
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01
AGENTSl I READ THISl

We will pay agents n salary OF tloo per month
and ex penses Ia sell our New and Wonderful
Inventions. Address, SHERMAN q Co, Mar
shall Michigan.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01

DR.. FREAsE's WATER CURE, New Bright
on, Pa. [627 3m.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01

TIE Belmont Glass Works, Bellaire, re-
sumed operations on Monday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01

KArl -DIDs are gritrag their ,iee,h Aboui
this hot weather.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01

/ The iron interest along the river is said to
be looking up.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01

EGas and butter are beginning TO move up,
as the thermometer moves d0vE- ---.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01

weekly edition now. That looks like bust
Iness. e u ! u - KaE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01

B. F. TALBOT, Dentist, St Clairsville
Ofice-East of School House. g 1yr).
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01

DID yoa see the eclipse?
The days have shortened perceptibly,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01
Terms Moderate i'm all the ID
SHERIFFs SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
BELMONT COMMON PLEAS.
Nicholss Crawley
Isaac Colts.
BY virtueo an execution from the court
OF common pleas of Belmont county, Ohio is
sued and to me directed, will offer at public
sale, at the front door of the court house, in
st. Clairsville, Ohio, on
Monday, August 5, IS7S,
t o'clock P. NJ, the following described
a cal Estate, MS the property of Henry Cots,
to wit.
Being lots numbered 187 and 343, in the
town of Martins Ferry, Ohio.
Lot No. 187 appraised at $500.
343 $3.50
Terms of sale--cash.
74E5t. w. KINNEY, Sheriff.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01

The Speed Ring Attractions, and In fact Al
other Departments. premise 10 exceed those
of any former Fair at this place.
j. +. CHARLEswoRTH, Pres't.
JIG. PRATT, sec'yf 7s 6-27
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-01
No frest yet worth mentioning.

If You vii at neai-why-eAt nqHsa, :,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-03
.tnfnnft mnb aibsau9 Der Yoiten.

Buncera. = Intuuft, Dienfta8, Donner=
flag unb Sonnabeno. 9 lbr Nbenes.
NbSans. Wontag, Wittuoh uno 6eei.
tag llAr Worsens.
Corpus Gbrilti. = Nnfunlt, tSgtib 10 llbr
Abenos, auSscnommen Mcntas. ats
gang tislid llbr Wcrgcns, ausses
nemmen 5cnnabenb. Die YoIt nimmt
Yoitiad,en nad Sort 8rOwn unb Gan
Diego nit.
relena -gntunft, Wittmob uno Samltas
/ llbr Nadmittass. MbsanS Wpntas
nno cnneritas G ubr Wcrsens.
iSrio @itp. anfunft, Dienltag unp 6rsi
tag ~ ubr Wittass. Nbsans. Dien
flag upo 6reitas. l llbr geadmittags.
@aste Yae. -Nntunft, tdstid nm II nbr
Wfitternadt, auSsencmmsm Wonta9
atSans, tdslid 6 ubr Wtcrscns, aus.
ssncaln,en ScnntagS.
Sort Grnto. - 4ntunIt, taslid 9 ubr
gbenos, auSsenommeu SountaS8. Nb.
gang. tiSlid llbr Wtrrsens, ausse.
nonimen SDnntagS.
9arebo. Nntunft, Wittmoh, Treita5 unt
ocnntus, 6 llbr abenos. absans
Wontas. Ylitttppd unb Sreitus, 6 llb,
Wiprsens.
Stodoale 2lnfunft, Dienltae, Dcnner
flag nno Samltas, llbr abenSs. Nb
gang, Mcntas, Uittwod uno Ureitag
7 ubr WcrSens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-03
: Maniernelh nnh Gnnnenti4eta

= papierselo uno Suppsntidsts. BOB
SnsesIua bat fulssnoen gsrslsih ,wi1hsn
Vapiersslb uao Suppentidsts aufseifsat:
Gin armer Mann fault Suppsntidets.
3ar 3sit bes Gaufss III sr nht tunsris
uno wirb aud piellsiht nod mad einiaen
Stuneen feinen 5unssr fitlen. Dasrens
oielsr Stunben, 70 arsumentirsn unlere
@reeabadler, iei es alio nibt notbwsnois,
Die Supps aubutemabren unb pamit bic
1idsts ein,ulSleu, unb paraus fclsarn iie
peiIsr, Sab wenn bisls 5idsts fir einiss
Stunpen ubne Suppe gut ieien, miilisn Gs
fir alls 3eitsn gut iein. llnp pisie Sifsts
wiroen aud wirtIiG gut iein psun Der
Sabatsr oerielhsn ME 5unsris wiiros 60
lanse er feinen 5unser ipirt, fiimmart er
iidb aud nidat oarum, ob Snppe pcrbanpsu
1T oeer niht, allein ipeun er isin Iidtt
prdlentirt, bann milf er feline Suppe ia
ben, une MIR oas 8ewuBtlsin, bab sr bic
Supps babsn fann, icbalo ct pas 3idet
prairntirt, sictt osm Eidst ieinen sBsrtb. /"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-03

ellen unb ,pie Gin erwa6lener NfsniA De
bien au werpeu. Nahosm CT absr BON
Mlem aefpast tatte, purps er fiibner er
5aste HH, pab er WlIss besatlte unb baber
Elm Neht bate, mad 5sr3snsluft Su,usrel'
fen. Sur wenn er aus Dem erpbsn 0lale
spn hsm 8tsr trant, lpuree er rctb bis un
ter Isine milren scden tinauf 70 number
bar psrltantis uap srmadien lam er Th
Dor. Damn eridten es inn wiebsr un
gIautlih, ais bic tsiDsn suten atute, nah'
psmser lstne Mablseit tsencist 9atts, ibn
auifo,perten, cline Safe Safe nit iensn
su trintsn, tpcfar CT nitt 3u beSatlen
branhe. IS teialib ibn icsar Der ar8'
wpbn, saB man pisasidt iitel pcn ibm
esnte, uno er 3Os ietne escsrtosfe bsrnor,
ftaGtern frasenb, ME pisl er ihulpts let.
Die beieen alien ssuts batten cTsntar
Wttleio NIT lener 8erlsssnheit baum ltis-
bea iis iId ssssnIettiS an, tlidtsn lih ssesn'
isitis In bic eusen, laatea, uno oann msn'
te ter Wirtb, pab ts auf Dem &rus Yerbun.
germ miibtsn, MOLTEN lis BON Dem IesstenIi
an fold tleineu, ldpahea Gatsn lstsn.
Die 5ansmultsr pFidtste ttm bel uno be-
msrfte ausorIdlh, pab Ghrlihfsit am
ldnsasn uabre, 70 bae 8cllrao wiebsrum
crrStbets unp nidt anosra slaubte, ais bic
6rau bate in isinem 0er3fn selslen uno
8unoe Don Rem Gerssteu erbulten, nel1sn
er liA Ourt bas gntipenpen pes @apiera
fnulris semadt.
Sa. gbrlidts't wdbrt am lan3fsn, ME.
sertClte fis nit ercber GntiGieoenbsit, uno
neil ou 70 ansali6 bit nit ceiner Nsh'
nung, 70 be;able tins einen san,sn Gro
fhen fir NlleS, Nadtauartier uno s5rub'
itud nit einSsrs&net, oamit's nidt uad
@lmolen ausfsbt.
tGprtiebuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-03

arbetten. (Salt. eorT.)
- Girhcw iibsr Yismard. Der Sc
fannie gorrslpo nhsnt Der Qonbpner Iimss,
Serr .. glo,pib, ber has Weltblatt aud,
aaf cem gerliaer gonsrsb osrtrat, fat in
paris eine 3ulammenfunl NIT bem Sub,
rer Der Jortlhrittlsr Bruf. 8irhpw ss>
bait, In Delaer I'D, Qestersr iebr freimi'
this iiber ben HeiAstausler 8i5mayd uno
esifsn @olitif auseeIproAsn BAT. 9srr ..
8!utuib maht Der Shines inters iaate Wit
tbeilunssn iiber oas 3wiessiprah ,piiaea
ibm unp Girhow. SIN @insans labt sr
cem 3auoer, pslden Der &an3lsr psrlGn.
lid auI Die nit ibm gertebrcnosn ausiibt,
pcQifauoise 0erehttsfsit mibsrfabren uno
preiF tin ais srcbeu uno tpsitlittssn Di=
plomaten. Dam absr idbrt er fort:
u6arif 8ismard bat eins lolh' bote Wsi-
nuns BON leiasr llnfrbltartsit, nub sr ie,
rsn5apel ME Blaspbemis uno jspes Sob als
cine Smpertinens anFsbt." Gem Drc.
felior Sirdow lest Der Correspondent Der
Siaee folsence Dorts in ben Wuno
,.sBir tapsln 8ismard, pril er cine bis
mardlte politif fuhreu wl 8ismards
Saupt3isl beleat oarin, ali nsr Spibs Der
1elhdfte 81 e!eiben Sismarf eab uns
Nuhm, atsr er uatm uns nnlsre 5reitett,
ctns uns aud nur pspSpsritat gu psrlhaf.
fen; er fsant europa, absr nid,t Deutlh'
Lamb; er tebanoslt uns, ais Oh pir ero
bert leien. gr berudiihtist nitt unlersu
ssrehtsn Stpls unb besreiit mist, pab mir
seraee 70 sisl ipie sr an eer pu!itit unisres
Vatsrlanees intereiiirt fno. Gr tandbt
alle Dartsisn unb lief ale I'm Sttb. Sd
bin niht fein Ssinb id pppunire nur lsi.
mr.. .politit. 8ismards Wolttt matb-
ts Deutfhlano erSBer, allsin sr miro nle.
mails cine Yulitif treitsn, rpslAe Dsutld.
lamb freier uno sladltder MAIDEN wro.
gismard perlebt fortwdbrene unIere 0e,
fabls. Wir ilno fsin bsl'sstes g,lt; mir
molten uns fu9ren absr nidt trsben lalisn.
auenabmeselsbe !pipsrfrebau uus. gBir
wclIsn nidt gismarfs Nidtritt, allein mir
'piiniben bod Elm wenis, unlere eisensn
0s1dide nit ,u bsltnmsn uno unlsre siae=
ncn Snterelisn gu pisiutrsn." go unb
nod psl 1Adrfsr lpriGt girdop. Der
1imes Gcrrs1pcnbeut fommt nah ernaufr
prifuns unbaufsabluns aaer 8ertdltniiIs,
obmobl friiber an Der 9srsatlguns bon
girhows 5aesl 3weifslno, gum Sh.uiIs,
girdcw babe NeAt gnie sroe aud Der
@eniuS einss Wannss lsi, er yerfsble feline
Wiiiion als JIbrer elmer 9iaticit, mfnn er
leinen Willen anein Dem tullsftipen gDiaen
Der Nation iubitituiren NOTE, nnO renn
er periuAt, anaatt lie bic peiia ausiibuna
osr Jreibeit gu lebren, ibr pas trauriss
Zoos au bereiten, ,u 0unasn sinss ein;issn
Mannss gu aboisiren, m6ss psrisbs aud
Elm npH 70 srobss @snie lsiu. (Oaw
bsmerft be n6ranffnrter 3situns", Der
mir StiSes entnebmsn !; ,sBir babeu
oieIsa Mussus aus Der .Simes" wsientlifa
abssidwaAt, ea Der Dortlaut gu = fart
fur unlsrs prsbfrsitst sswslss lsin mir.
pe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-03

Srpp0tica eesen tasislte einss meit,e
5anetate, i'm uadRsn Gcnerelis au ttiien
,Stur,, Der bereits aneetatnt in, bin5u-
arbeiten. (Balt. GUrr.)
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Two Irissmep vsro irsysling when they
slopTed toIsxalnipe guide post. .Twelvc
miles 70 Pyrismousl, said one. .Just six
.miles apiece. and the rihsr. And they
iradr~l op apparently ssit6cd a. lie diss
tshcu.s ~ II, sttirt ]
i OfJcbs shsrmali's khrieiy v b eiat~ti.
gated u lssy be saij. 'sie,tilks ths lady
doth pfo,est too lnuch.,
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FWM NA& & HW NGM
. "A TwOFACED BABY.

TIE Cincinnati ts,ei,e prints q letter
from t;Iysawood, ohia, which says Our
usual quiet village aud surrounding epln-
Inuuiiy were ~ excitement to-day over
nue IL the greatest ,cllriosilics- double
Late. We called al Tie Office u DR.!
Nobieto finduut theitruth oFit, andihe
lpld 1he followtags Last Night hegwas
called diascsi ibe wife &c isIs.s saceBsB bailey.
alfp;nsr living nearhere, who gave birth
p,ple ~ the, greatest euriosiliss have.
beard o. The child Is comuion.sized
one. weil.f,rniea III lis iowef iiints aud
badly np 10 itsshouliIetr. u had two sets
ofarns MI wal formed. ezcr1., ose Iair
Hs'asbaek ofihs othsl. and worked back.
ward. Il bad but one haJ, but ihs head
had two faces un Il one on each side; both
:aces were we'll, formed in all the organs.
II breathes from both sides, which the
decior says indicates the existeneeoftw Two
'ials ID lungs. aIr. R,iley isquits jabiiant
over Vi aud says Il viii bslao tsrluhs 10
hinLa Both mglher aud Child are doing
Ne'fi - ifaw hsaa.i3 .4a stsaaai aas =
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lasiau Az. A LONG FAST.

." TI,e l,atiaio essoiiergiyes an account Of
"a girl inathat siilv sshof las lain uncon-
scious and lllastnc without food for d
y9ear. She lwas,iirsitak with great pain
IN The back of The head and neck, This
was followed by ite gradual loss ofhef
limbs. Fdf tiitee hotrs each day, during
" pefioiiiof dx weeks atthe time; she lay
insa .tralees ahdo upoh coming ont Of It,
ssoBld talk abe,ltothe beautiful land she
bad been 70 anf the supreme happiness
she bad elijoye,i, In January, 1877 she
became unconscious, and has remained So
ever siiice.. II wiIlbe year ago1 1neat
month sineea particle OF ofnourishment has
been administered 10 her. with tile exceIt-
.tionof water, dee or ice-eream. Three
months ago slle, began to beaflected with
what may be termed spasms although
there Is no evidence of pain or suffering
wheil they occur. They come oil every
alternate hotir aud Iast jusiaii hour. At
first fheyiwere Eerystrorg biItoflaie have
grown IDitier every day.a4The girl Is II
years 7, gid ard isq ths daughter ofa Mr.
shhfu sibah iissoe,f =; dt,.,t .,5s,.s.-- l
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! 'PerER RIrAsrwRtGHf.oi

~ - L ilgss.l .NtIN ,gI0Iat4 ssL91 .adf al
Wv iaos ap'aS, says. ~ ''e h'ae,'va'
Nm. 81. a.as:s ~. 80. n"''W''s', !,
TO. .,5 IA !" !. a p,a. .Vay, M ,,. = =
ICY ,s..,n VII ~ lip's'u' N'ns. slsts "
,ass a Z y y gas e Spl.,ps ns, ,p,ts,,'
s,o = -, u. saS.S, .s1l;, aaous io"l
lsr,sas ss,Iaa 80 'usireue.a n,
Ws,,,S. ~, .ae ~. 'oa."e' -, ae" JVineu 'h'
ds; eola':baa:onsaa1ae soa was or
tss'Ssn sna y psaco, " l9Ypuiyla ~ Eiqei
III, sii = W. rpPyBla'"'isph Ba"i hs ite-
a. w I'D. - y !. = "a. s y yaPae,
-: as.n. Wy , w. nv !. .no t.,' ~.
..ao;naI ,as" H., 80 as., n's h''a's''y 'he
\. ss,s 4, - f''s s'pss ;iN'vsVi beaosls lnn
IL onl aas's, spsS,ss .pl h su. i1iY"V
81 M !. 49,, u yas y lsaI, /, a'i1:
i,E;f, y Yssrs g,rsS,hn., % EsSs. ssa "a III H.
s,Autobiograph, !, edited byIsRev.,IWsep
e i'sHs"S..D "a. ~ ars psrless slofe mouse
50 ,fa spe''o'c Y1pa sn,p's'
t.a1ae . % u.s." =" pS a1 stafa' aY 'Oio" ~
o,o ,.v =. .,,.o..,;..,..,,,,,..,..t....
,hs r;v.r III, w. Pf'o"Op le,'y "e'osS
s..o,,;,', ,ar'';%I.' s' y. nea,u 'ne 'erryma'l
s,.r,s., .s'hY' as..e. i:e'.pis; y, se'e'
Ia 70 f..., VI Ie..ittrprr'e 'n'' !" ne ever
nbAn bs w. a'hS. w.. l.'sss a'u A%e~ %
81 ~ ~ 'so
,s.raa.'ss ."'u ''.'as .erfy'han:
iaH,,Hrhsnis ~sntasou to pnt me aeross.
3, and isv .r'a s"s ma
s6,apes f,srT,s,,ia,, Si'si ?sl'l, L, =.
re,yne,,s,o Is,e, a,i ss,a .nIf SS"su' - S"sU''I "e
b,iaNom, i'm pu. 'you % ae,o;s. -, Ia ,,.,s.,
pc, sssag ,srs,s S; t,s % hslp,e ~ Tue stream
p, H. WE. n "'o yye' s,aN'
1G;s nols sis" % s9%ast". III -" " @ man ~ ~ -
.-~.Wls, far ., s,,,st.a,,,,,, r,r...,..,,o,soi.
-.w.Ii so ~, ~" - y. "a''.
a,,.'a. igsnse i;I Jss4pe's: ,'s,s - my "aa'e
ar ,sr''f jYl'tt say" ssst : oai'e
'gt / iIaiissast''as = p'fsf f'. 81 tVa ~ Oufe
= sis yonr ,,,us p,.,., :, ,,,;;,,a
,hs f.,,sn,,,,"'' 80 ~, .'I ps s.;,"S"' "'"e"
NV n..e' !. pa,., c..,..;,l,,
In.,.a,is ,ra ,os...',a', ,as',nIls III ~ :,
= 'rr,,.acber N. l.. MA a",. u,' b.. >, ',e
slrenytb far psfr ;ns,.n,I. .s;ssa a, e..
rvn,.s and L,ds;.,,i i';a, - ,I,,1s a '"o -
n,ck. .pln,i,sd HIM !, The So. ..;,, - ~
i bsn,ixs ,bss rsnlssS - ,sa y,nss os
satan rb,s. sI,i, fi ,ha,, !,, !" s"s "S VI
Tbens IiI,;ng him nm Sr;aa,i;nna.. ina.aepa, paa,,,
asred. ~ @"e - fatrss Prs' i'''
s1 Ibid you ever prayaa yss.t o., ri sros
a No. ~ u bsataerds 81 s.ag7st
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H9N+2fa HiH atfA J
II mil HOPE. i. .. :

What ihil eeirtI, iwo,iltl Ec without The
sun the h,nnan iiFe~ouldal lie witlnut hope.
Like the orb Of day i,s precious iniiuelme
is frltaud acknowledged by all, FOR dark
indeed would be our lot, did not hope
come 20 US just when the clouds are
darkest, andas tile storm seems about TO
break upon u, hope se,nIs a bea:n To c0nl.
fnrt and assure tfsailat tine I,ruuteous sun
j. Still shiplng Ivlliud tin,se lowering
clouds. aud bids ms look for the. silver
lining tllat will ~ appear gre the storm
las passed away N,
IL afiliction's Iiight, what unspeakahle
comfort hafe brings 10 Il,e Eoud dlmotlier
weeping overs, little grave. aad how dear
Ia llsf' aching heart Is tl,e cherislissi lIole
efmeetiug her LOST darling in the green
pastures aud beside the. still wa,ers
whittier tie Good Shepherd. leads the
lambs ~ his fold. Her tfustiig tlieatt L.
Gained, an,Ishe u content to I'VE 6l with
that bright hope tefbre her. ai49h ssl' Of
ii S'it is mall tile varied ,yaibs ofIife,
,l,oscysrslark and perplskias. Aope isSen
lil,uugh like The sun often through clouds)
clearing and Engineering our way, anl as
We near our Journeys .nnd, and realize
thatthe rays 81 the earthly sim aic a.iaIn,,s
nfdni lis rdr the.last lime, then Hopewllh
'ler sisler Faith, sl,Iiles, sweetly npn,us, !
aud Ioints 10 tbs -RIsrel sllp, that never
sets, and IN whose besws are everlasting
life, ,,f...~ bm- -. IN
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1,oYs AYDrHEIR MOTHERS.

Some one has written beautifully TO tlIv
boys ih the following manner; here Is q
whole sermon III a few sentencas: aof ali
the love AFFAIRS III the world, none rn,,
samI'ass The true love % the big boy for his
iin'ther. Itis puro loyeaisl noble, honor
ahlrlin tile highest degree 70 both, I ydd
nUt mean merely dutiful affection. I
mean q love which makes hoy gallant
ar,l courteous to his mother. saying tc
everyI6,ly that lie h fairly III 1--we with
lier. Next 10 the love o. d husband
inotltiIw 81 eerownsa woman's life iawillI
honor ss this second iove. this devotion Of
sun 20 her, Aud 1 never knew 4 boy "a
"tutn OUT bad who began falling In love
wi,l, hIs inutI,er' Any man may faIl IL,
love wilha fresi, faced girl. and tlle man
who is gsiHins with The gnl. may emsiIy
ineglesi the worn aud weary wife. Bu,
he l,oy who isa lover of his nahsr in
.her middle axe Is . true. Knight who will
love hin wife ~ much IN the serp-leave,I
autumn as bedld ~ the daisled spripy
lime. @aa aAE ataR ea@s8 ot 80 T@t#
.'d - iE5' hag.a&IE.1iI.l.. o6a7sAH
sThrfamily ,ahle aneht 10 be bright ln,l
ehecrfal. sart af domestic alter. who're
oyery1 one casis down bis or her offering,
great ~ small, q pleasguiness and peace
where. for ~ least space 10 the das. all
lanuhsaSc4s afr laid asidc. ~ s,ermy tcm-
rsrs iai-hci. al qnarFek lso.deds every one
lheina GLAD and espient 70 Fit isvu at the
mme board and eattbc ssme bread and salt.
usk,ug i, wholher i were . rich repast pr
! dinner aflherbs. equally joyful. almost
saeranieusal iacsl.- d.. pclbrvok.
Zekial. dOn't toll anybody you bssa'd
e,e Nome. 'Sary. don't you, mind !, | an
q much ashamed u u ss ycuiare.r
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-10
TO PUT, uR .BUTfEgla

i' Wien tsksn f-om sle chasn. put in cool
wa,et l.npn hcns er twos wah nsd sslt -
~ frt inrnediate use, NJ, n q cool place,
(set 10 cool water much betlcrl for saw one
day. work ont water aud rssait. the tIlitd
day. eurk out wstsf without adding salt.
akd hsssars " Aea 10 10 shat al The wsief
isiwerlsa out las tbs smallest = pi~sLls
auanii,v LEFT viii make your batter rancid J
Pack up IN tuba OF jars. iaSing care 10 well
seal The too. Keep cool az pNlslbls 10 sum.
mer, dOfsnrtsin COIL kasrin hotwesihs
81 Follow The abOve with eafe, and yoax
butter viii keep sweet asa stse.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-10
a.IIers.s s the way.a Kentueky piper rn.s

sMuurfepOs4s aasays an OH praser6..
but a ceriaiuTyuung lady otpur aaequaint-
ance complains that he doa't do anything;
o. the kind. lie has beer going to see her
fcr sc'ne time. and The besfcst he comes to,
Il il o'ibok nroruse and say things that.
woaId Icck mighty tlasivpriat ,--iSsawlls,
heisss sig % : Is 70 algess tsssasaee
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-10

y.Benny. sasaidi the .inaiticn aunt, '.y,,u'
should eat iha barley thai isin POUR soup.
Ior you viii never gst nsn Biuuy..
looking up naiyely inquired: Is that whae
sou eatit for. auidy?' 'oitS @''s1stf
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-10
I.sfI aHf h atAi4NsseAtyr. lur l1slarl,a

ansgxs agas o. 0aw--rr-liW II sfaH .tasb
Few men die of age. Almost All die of
disappointment, passion, mental or bodily
toll, Or accident" fhe passi6ns knI
nielr soaieiiines,s even suddenly. The
common expression. ehdked with passion,
has little exagefaliin nit; fortlnughlnot
suddenly IyfsfataLastropga passions shorten
slSe, dSirpng hpdied men oftendis young,
weak n,eii live longer than the strong, for
fl'e stiohg use their strength aid ll,e Weak
have hone Ia use. Tie latter take care of
sthemselyes. .atl,e fsfmer dos NOT ASH Is
with tl,e bodys So is with the mipd and
temper Tleistropg arc apt to gbreaks or,
like the candle, 70 .Ipp; the, weak 10 burn
ont. The inferior animals which live, in
general. regular aud temperate lives have
geiietaily their prescriI,tif term of years
Tiie horse Hives twenty sihve yeais;ithe OK
tif,esaror twenty ti,elidn iatiout twenty:
the dog iensar twelYeiI the rabbit eight,
The guineaTPig six or seyen years. ,s These
numbers all bear similar proportion TO
the time the animal takes, to grow to lis
FUN size. But man, of tile animals, is one
Itiiat seIion, comes up 10 tliis average. He
'eagilt 10 liSe'a hundred yes,rs, accbnlii,g
itothis physiological ltgsbfor five. times
ltwenly ARE one hundrsi; i but Instead of
That, he scarcely reaches. ON M average,
four times his growing period; lhs cat six
fines. and tI, ra,hit ay,, ..iif tin,p4 tl,..
standard ofmeasiireineit. THE reason is
lo5Sieus -nrait Is not otitoaiy l'n,est irregular
and the nn,St iutemptsrale, hat ,ltl.sllnsst
labori"'is aud hard weEksll VI all animals.
lie h also lle elWost irritable pfall animals;;
AMI there Is no rcasnl TO, believs, though
we can not teii What an aii,iniai secretly
feels. than niofe tiIan' ahy other animal
fnas eI,erisles wrath 20 seepst warm, ai,,i
cs,i,sa6ies himselfwitb lIlsr tire si ilisoSn
secret Reflections. an.E