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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-01


The New PoPE,-The papal conclavc
after several unsuccessful ballots, selected by
the method known as "adoration" Cardinal
Govacchini Pecc as the successor of Pope
Plus the Ninth. The new Pope has chosen
the title of Leo the Thirteenth He is near.
y GS years of age, was the archbishop OF
Perugia and held the Office of pontifical
chamberlain, He is descrihed as tall man,
with fine head, high forehead, narrowing
at the temples, long face and straight feat
ures. He has II large mouth, prominent
chin, cheerful, open countenance and large
well shaped cars. He has a fine sonorous
voice, great dignity of manners in public life,
but privately is said TO he affectonate, un-
assuming sociablc and witty. The general
opinion according TO the London Times is,
that for learning, tact, energy, amiability,
real moral worth and sincere pieiy the sa-
cred college could not find more deserving
Pope than Cardinal Pecci. AS Camerlengo
or Chamberlain he was at the head of the
moderate party, and perhaps opposed to any
movement looking to a restoration of tenn
poral power to TIE papacy
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-01
WISTAR'S BALSAM
WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY.
OF WILD CHERRY.
FROM BENJAMIN WHEELER, STATION AGENT AT
SOUTH ROYALsTON. MASS.

FROM BENJAMIN WHEELER, STATION AGENT AT
SOUTH RoYALSTON, MASS.
81 was most severely afflicted with hard dry coue h
with its usual accompaniment Of night sweats com
pleteIy prostraling my nervous system and producing
such debtated state Of health that after irving
medical aid to no purpose had given up ali hopes Of
ever recovering, had also my friends At this sta ge
of matters was prevailed upon through the influence
of neighbor, TO try W1STARS BALsAM, though with
no belief whatever in its truly wonderful curative pro-
perlies and before using two bottles the effect was
most magical. My cough entirely left me- the night
sweats deserted me, hope once more elevated my de
pressed spirits, and soon had attained my wonteh
strength and veor Thus has this Balsam has Often
been remarked by persons conversan with the above
facts IN this vicinity, literally snatched me from tho
grave Yon al liberty to this for the benefit of
the ani rted"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-01

The bill to tax mortgages had five votes
for it and four against it in the House COM
mittee to which it was referred. Consequent
ly 1t will be reported unfavorably and is not
likely to pass.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-01


llUssIA's TERMs.-Russas demands upon
Turkey, as condition of peace, are of the
most cxacing character, and il complied
with will leave very little of Turkey in Eu-
rope. Rdssia demands reconstruction of
certain Turkish provinces, the rohibition
of passage through the Straits TO men of war,
except in absolute cases; absolute freedom of
passage for merchant vessels even in lime of
war; an indemnity of 81 ,2OO,OOO,OOO, to cover
which Turkey is to cede Batoum, Kars,
Bayazid, Arabian and adjacent territory /;
Turkey also TO pay $193,OOO,OOO in bonds /;
S7,90O000 10 indemnify Russian residents of
Constantinople; Turkey is to pay all her
bonds held by Russian capitalists also
to pay for the maintenance of the Turkish
prisoners of war taken by the Russians, and
to give up four of her iron-clads to Russia
1t is thought abroad that If these conditions
be as reported they may be taken as showing
a resolute determination on Russia's part to
force the issue with England. The terms
asked can never be wholly granted by Tur-
key, and If they are insisted upon European
peace is no longer possible
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-01
CON s u M p TON.

FROM ELDER H. l.. GILMAN. MINISTER OF THE
GOSPEL IN GLOVER, VT.
ii have been troubled for several years with diff
Guilty OF the heart and lungs have applied to several
physicians Tor help aud have tried almost every reme-
dy recommended, without receiving any assistance,
but had Teen growing weaker and weaker until hea.
ing OF WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY about
year since, commenced using it with immediate re-
lief. 1t has not only restored my lungs to a sound
state, but am entirely relieved of the difficulty
disease of the heart. have hesitation in saying
that 1t is tbs best lung medicine before The public and
cheerfully and conscientiOEsy recommend 1t all
persons suffering with pulmonary complainis.n
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-01
OLD,
TRIED,
TRUE.

People are getting acquainted-and those who
are not ought to be-with the wonderful merits Ut
that great American Remedy, the
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-01

sB-lmperrant to House Keepers.-lf you
want Pure, Fresh Spices, or Flavoring Extracts
go to the new Bel Air Drug Store, Main street,
E. Wyatt Baker. jana
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-01

:ay Congress, Frederichshall and Sulphur
Waters, fresh and natural, constantly on hand
at the new Bel Air Drug Store. e. Wyatt
Baker. jan4
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-01
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Stock, Farming Utensils,
FURNITURE, &C.
Near Perrymansville
FARMING LEMENTS.

One Broad-tread two-horse Wagon, light
Horse Cart light Express Wagon, 1 Car.
rape, 9 Buggies, Skeleton Wagon, Sleigh,
1 Reaper and Mower, Grain Drill, Fan,
Straw and Fodder Cutter, Horse Rake,
1 Corn Shelter, 1 Corn Drill, Seed Drill,
3 Grass Cradles, Flows, Harrows, Cultiva-
tors, Shovel Flows, Swingle Trees, Wagon,
Cart, Plow and Carriage Harness, Cow Hal
tiers, Carriage Tongue, Platform Scales,
Grind Stone, Shovcls, Spades, Wheelbarrow,
Hot Bed Sash and Glass, 1 sixty gallon slop
Boiler, all in perfect order, together with
many articles not mentioned
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-01

sY-For Sale.-Two Fresh Cows. J. s. Rich
ardson, Bel Air. dec28
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-01

s8-F For Sale.-A pair of very fine young
Mules, well-broken and fast walkers. WIN. D.
Bartleson, near Pleasantvlle. feD15-5t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-01

sas-For Sale.-Two Fresh Cows. Apply to
John STREET., Hickory febS At
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-01

00- For Sale.-Two Fresh Cows. James
Keniy, near Hopewell Cross Roads. mh1.1t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-01

sg- Found at Last.-A good Cigar for Five
Cents. Fragpncia, the new Cigar ut the new
Bel Air Drug Store. E. Wyatt Baker. JAMES
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-01

az $4,000 to loan, in sums to suit, on good
farms in Hartford county. Thos. Hill, Fayette
and st. Paul Streets, Baltimore, Md. febl5-4t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-01

t3S- For Sale.-A fine young Berkshire Boar
See Public Sale advertised of VIM. Munnkhuy
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-01

ssY- For Sale.-A handsome young Driving
Mare. See Public Sale advertisement of VIM.
Munnlkhuysen. febl5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-22

0cnn mir bieies 8latt BEN Ibonnenten
bes @o6enblattS fir ben Breis bon 1 Doll
lar j6brIi6 bietelr, tpornit faum bas bloBe
9rudpapier unb 6aS 4oitporto be5ablt lit,
10 lit bamit in Der IbGt nett mebr gea
botcn, oils nit einem, tpenn al6 oreibdnz
btgen &onane.
@er fir Die gerinee guSIa9e bon 3
Collars 'jdbrli6 Die beiben 8lGtter
suiammen bGlt, Dem perben iie ni6t BLOB
cine tG9Iihe !3eitung, iou6ern audi cine
gauge InterbaItungS : 8tbIiothef erieben
un6 CT miro niht BLOB iiber bic Sogeserz
eionifle in Der eroBcn BcIt itets poblz
nnterridtet ietr, iOnbern au6 nit Sem
alien GaterlanOe bur6 seine iorgfGltige
NuSwa0l ans ben n~eueiten Gri6einungen
Der 2iterotltr beIielben in ~Iebenbigem 9etz
ftigen GerfeDr bleIben.
ollie 8riefe unb Gel6ienbungen iin6 81
riGten an:
2 Illinois StaatsZeitung Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-22
WniDin9fou.
@aibtngton, II. QpriI.
Ser Geuot

SWW
ertpGbIte, in @btpe ienbeit bes Giseprd1i6enz
ten @beeler, ben Senator TerrD 3u be1ien
Stellpertreter.
Serrp beridtete foIgenben 8ei6IuB 6es
Sinan5auslduiies in 8etref Der &iidtebr
CUR W~etauwabrung eiu:
Gin @eics sur gban6erung zines @eleses fir
Se ~9tuttebr CUR Mstaapdbrun9 unb anSere
3pede.
s.. /. Gad Grlob bieies geIetes 5ouen erecuz
bafS eiu upl9Ilti9es 3abllnittel fir ale 8unz
Observation-Disclosures ietn, St 6eren GuS9abe
Der UtnanSminilter ermidti9t lit, unb pom l. Sfz
tober 1878 al lolen 9reenbadS BEL 3o1sablunz
gen 1Ir pou a~n9enommen merhen; lerner loQen
Sic am l. Oftober 1878 umlaufenben Greenbafs
weber ~serit0rt, nod iiir bte Sauer einbebalten
merben, l%onberl ~bielelben iinb pom S6otomt
mteber auSSugeben; unb 5Dar m0gen biclelbe II
gu Sunbirun9ss uno Su alien orOeren 9eiesli6en
3pefelt perlpenoct peroen, SIT einem Setrage, Der
i'm @anSen ben Betra9 Der 0lSbann umIaufenocu
ober i'm 8unbcSi3at befinbltden GreenbadS nidt
iiberitei9t: llnb biele S6oti6etne loQeil, oh iie
ii6 bann i'm SunbeSi6ase befinoen, ODER ~iniolae
ir9enb etnes Gon9reBbel9lhiies, auf ir9enb cine
Meils, III ben Sdab 9elangen, 1pieber aus9eoebeu
3 ga5Ss a "aS s'SS lUa sel@s Ssii:u 10 Of ge, it. in IN ben ben
bes Geletes pom IA. Scanuar 1875, bctitelt: ,,Gii
Geles fir sic Mieoerttni iibrung ser Metullpdb>
runs" lpsl6e ben TiianSminiiter ermd6ttst, fir
le 100 Dollars nel aus9e9ebener Notipnalbanf>
UulCII o. Ouuu(S UtesIUuuo SIUSuSteDeU, lou am
l. Sftobcr erloi9en nnb ni9t mebr III Strait
jein.
So. &ue GcIese unb GeIesesbeItimmunoen.
ruelde lid nit benz 0oritebcn6en ni6t pereintoert
laIien, limb onbnr6 wiberrufeH.
Oie 8orla9e tpurbe in BEN @ei6Gftsz
faleltoer eingetragen.
Der 8ub8etauslduB beri6tete burd Ieis
men GoritBer, Mtnbom, einen eemeinia1ner
Bel6luB Elm, bur6 tuel6en Ser SenQts>
prGiioent uno ber Spre6er bes 6auies ere
mG9tigt tperoen, am 10. SUM- Die erite
OtGt bes 45. Gongreiies fir pertaat All err
flGren. Buroe etnftinmig angenommen.
9ta6 elmer furaen Gr0rterung tpur6e nit
50 ge9en II Stimmen Die GrtpGquna Der
8urn1toe'l9en 8orlage fit NufDebun0 auer
@eleBesbe1timmungen, tpeld)e Sen Sarbi=
gen ben Gtntrttt in cine beliebtge Maffeu>
9attun9 Der Nrnee Dertpebren, Bis auf
@eiteres bertagt.
9ierauf Grecuttbitbuns unb bann Ser
ta9lNlg.
Stn Sanie
fteute 8Ipunt. nadoem nit ser 8erIeIuno
6es RrotofoQs Der geitrigen Sibuno nobes
81 eine Stunoe Encouragement mar, ben
Nntrag, NIT Der 8eratbung oes 8oItetots
fortsufabren. @or (t. o. unb Qlnbere
tpiberiebten fi9 benz, unb ba Der Qntrao
nit $50 gegen 80 Stimmen obqelehri
murbe, 10 lieB Ser Spre1er sic NuSidilfit
bebufS 8eri6teritattung aufrufen.
Scr Nusl dup fur 8anfs uno @eIbpeien
beri6tete einen @eiebenttpurf fir oGn,Iiht
@%tniteluns ber YrGgung bon 90 Gents.
StlbermilnSen elm. Mn9enomlnen.
Oerlelbe Nnsi6uB le9te einen @eIebent.
tpurf fur Die Musgabe bon Sparbon6s Dor,
! 9Gna@ mag Seoermenn in irgenb etueu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-22
Mimtferue61e1 tit etaubuG.
&onitantinOpel, rs. Mpr

Na66em Der Sultan bos ernellte Gnt>
IaIiungsgeiu6 bes Observation-Disclosures uro
Ofiniiters bes Snnern, Nbmet 0efif, nDd>
mails abgelebnt bate, entlieB CT ibn am
Weitttpo6 Nbeno unD ernarute SaoDt Na>
ida gu ietnem yEa6folger uno Otoua9 8eb
gum S6eifb III Sslam. @lei6erSett MUIR
ben Die folgenoen 2tenberungen I'M Winiz
fterium angetiinotgt: S1fpet Balda, Neu7
Beres Ss5el Yai6a, &rieg; SbraDtm gas
ida, Warine; &iana Balda, Tinanjen.
Der Sultan bat etnen 6atttl0erif erlale
len, tpel6er bem Winiiterprdlioenten Die
8erfaiiun9 ans 6er5 legt uno ibm befteblt,
Die Hefornen our63uflbren.
Der polttii6e Gbarafter OeS neuen tiirs
ftiGen WtniiteriumS lit ungetptB. 8emerz
tensipertb lit ie6o6, OaB icmobl &eouf Yaz
ida als Osman Bal6a, tpeI6e ais Die
Si6rer Der Experimentation Eartei gels
ten, Bel 8ilbung beiielben lbergangen
tpur6en, nnb baB bic tiirfiiben 3eitungen
BON Neucm erfldren, bab Sic 9tegierung
elmer 8elebung &onftanttnopels bur6 trs
9enb cine fremoe Wta6t WiberltGno letiten
piirbe.
Der neue MintiterprGii6ent Gabbt gas
ida bat ieine Politif nod nt6t angefiinz
bigt. Die Ruiien %bebaupten, Der SturS
gefit gffenoi's lei Elm triumph fir iie,
Die tIrtilde &egierung iebo6 bat Dem engs
IilGen @elanoten, 6rn. 3aDaro, 81 tpt1let
eetbar, baB bic Qle1oerung i'm cabinet fei>
nerlei poltttl6e 8eoertung babe.
9er Wiener Correspondent Der vTtmes"
meIoet, 6aB M61neD 8efif Gffenbi, Der bonn
Sulton entlaiiene Winiiterprdltoent, ben
1ofortigen Mbl9luB zines 8Inontiies NIT
Gnelano befiirportete, tpGbre1o Die anbern
Wtini1ter unb Der Sultan lelbit porlduftg
neutral gu bleiben tpiini6en.
Ser ySines"> GORE ponoeut in Sierra
mclbet, 6aB Sabpf gai6a, Der nere Wtniz
iters8 rGiibent, 81 benz Soften letoIi1 be-
fGbigt lit, baB feline @elun0bett ieoo6 cine
iebr i6pa6e lit. Seine pOlitii6en Nns
ft6ten iinb berarttg, boB ieine @rnennung
bic Be3iebungeu Der Bforte gu GuBlano
un6 Gnslan6 faum beeinfluiien tpir6.
8tSmarG amf feine Glitter 0es
rctif.
8erIin, 18. Qlpril.
Sirit 9iSmard lit seitern Nbeno anf
feline @iiter int Qau%enbnrgil6en abgeret1t,
bod tperoen, iDte man glaubt, Die olploz
matil@en llnterbanolungen oaourh feline
l1nterbre6ung lei6en.
HGriier notwithstanding.
garts, 10. Mprtl.
0as 9rOsramm fir Die SeierIi6feiten
Bel Der Gr6ffnung Der Nllsitclung am /.
Wtai 1T BET einem Winiiterratb aufgeleBt
tporben.
&ur3 Dor stpei llbr miro Der 6an6eIsmiz
nilter Die Ser Gr0ffnung beipobneuoen
fremben Sirlten i'm groBen Geitibule bes
GrocaOero empfaneen. Solgenbe SIrften
tperben antpeienb iein: Der Prin3 bon
8ales, Sran3 BON 9tiiiit (@atte Der @rz
&Onigin Siabeua), Brtns @maoeus 5er>
ao9 bon Noita, 8ronpri113 Sriebri6 bon
0Gnemarf, Der Brin5 bon Oranten unb Der
6er3o9 bon 2eu1tenberg. Na6oem er Die
Slriten na6 Dem fir tie beitimmten Sas
lon gelettet bat, tpirb Der 6anbelsmtniiter
Die @eianbten, Die auslanbii6en Commit
iGre, bic BrGiibenten unb GiseprGiibenten
beioer &ammern, bic Winiiter unb Depuz
totioneH bes Sen0ts unb Der Nbgeorbnetens
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-22
WeTifo.
8aibiuatpn, 10. 9lbrtI.

. y N 9 u, 10. NpTlG.
Ser amerifanii6e @eianbte Softer in
Mterito bena6ridtist DaS StaatsDeparte=
ment, boB er am 8. bs. Die 0ias'i6e &ez
gierung anerfannt babe. Sin 8ribatz
l6retben ia9t, baB bic NntInbigung bier
BON in Merifo allgemein nit GROCER Be-
frie0iguug pernommen tpurbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-22
3ttast sitter aef0laaea.

Ser canabii6e Mil;iiter ser Marine ut6
Sii6ereicn, GILBERT 6. S1nitb, lit bon Sbrer
WfaieitGt Der &0nigin gum 2obn fir ieine
8crbienite nm Die fir bas britiide 9tei6 10
9~iinitige S6li6tung Der Tii6ereizA ngelez
9enbeit in BEN Gitteritatb erboben porDen.
(Siinf WiliDnen Dollars itnb 6tele &let=
nigteit tpobl tpert6).
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-22

p y EFUU Ut W. TO. 2PtI1.
8laltls 4iitoriuS bat all Sen Hrdiibenz
ten 9aDeS elm S6reiben geri6tet, NORM
er gegen bic 8erufung ieiner Gertbeibiqe:
an oas S6erftaatSgeri6t 8ertpabrung eiuz
leat un6 bic iofOrtige @olftredung beS
9egen i'm gefGaten &obes II rtbeils berz
lanai.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-21

..-..---.-....r.s.s:-=..=
a pLucKY WOMAN Lovely wo.
man sleeps with q revolver under hel
D, low in Nevada. At dead of night
plncky little woman in Eureka
swoke to 6ud a burglar prowllng about
hr room ransacking the bureau
SIZE did not scream. She lay as still
as corpse and waited until he en-,
tered the parlor. Then she took 8
revolver from its nest underneath her
pillow, and creeping to the doorway
ievele,i it at the intruder and without
!. trrnor in her voice commended him
to give up his splunder: There was
FIRE lu her eye and iron in her tones
aud the burglar qu~iled. a bracelet,
a gold chain, pair of earrings, all
the levels which he had found in the
top bureau drawer, be laid on the
parior table and meekly asked her il
she had any further remarks to make.
She told him that he ought to be
ashamed OF himself, and expressed her
keen regret that the scantiness OF her
toilet would prevent her conducting
-
him to jail. He bowed gravely and
leftthe house. Thelittle woman then
dressed herself, lighted q lantern, went
to the furnace where her husband was
employed, and told him all about it.
Compliments; cost nothing. yet
many pay dearly for them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-21
Difference Between a Cold Boy and
a Warm Bow.

Sunday afternoon policeman walk
ing along Columbia street east caught
sight Of boy about twelve years old
trying to pry up kitchen window.
As the lad betrayed no alarm when
accosted. the officer mildly demanded
if he lived there, and why he was
prying up the sash.
II live here, but I'm locked out, :
replied the boy. This is about the
hundredth time this game has been
played on me, and this is the last
hair that breaks the camel's back!"
Where's your mother!"
"Gone over to my aant'a, I spose.
I'vejustgo. home from Sunday School.
"And why should she lock the
door'
"That's the bloody mystery" an.
grily exclaimed the lad. "There's a
big gfrosted cake in the house, Of course,
but would l touch it?" Why, lust
hate the sight of raisin cake with
frosting on itr'
"You simply desire to get in to
warm your feet, suggested the officer.
That's all, and I'm going in if it
takes the roof off"
The officer walked on, and in a few
minutes passed up the alley behind
the house to help catch loose horse.
Seated on the fence was the boy who
was working at the window. He
was now working at frosted cake.
Ah-hal didn't you tell me you
didn't like cakel" cried the officer.
"That was when I waa cold," re-
piled the boy as he hunted for the
raisins. "There's heap of difference
between cold boy and a warm boyl''
"And you don't feel as desperate
as you did?'
"Not quite, though l cant tell
what minute I may want some picked
peaches, and it makes me mad to
think that ma hid this cake in q baa-
ket in the parlor stovel"- Detroit
Free Press.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-21
Mother shipton.s j Prophecy.

twill not come amiss, says the
Augusta Chronicle Gf coustitsstionalist,
at this time to reproduce some curl
Gus prophecies. The following lines:
are said to have been published be-
fore the Crimean war Of 1858, some
authorities dating them as far back
as 1853:
/" In twice two hundred years the Bear q
The Crescent shall assail;
But if the Cock and Bull unite,
The Bear shall not prevail.
But look! in twice ten years again.
Let Islam know and fear
The Cross shall wax, the Crescent wane,
Grow pale and disappear"
"Twice two hundred years" from
1853, brings us to 1858. This was
the beginning of the Crimean wal"
France (the "cock") and England
(the bully declared war in alliance
with Turkey (Islam) against Russia
(the bear" in March, 1854 In.
1856 peace was concluded by Con-
gress. at Paris. "The bear did not
prevail" "Twice ten years from
this period brings us to 1876, during
which year disturbances commenced
in Herzegovina, Bosnia and Bulgaria,
Montenegro and Servia, which finally
involved the Porte in a war with the
last two named provinces, and al,
though attempts at compromises and
mediation were made by the Congress
which assembled at Constantinople
in the Fall of 1876, Seryia alone
yielded to Turkish authority. Mon
tenegro refused all overtnres looking
to submission, and Russia having
completed preparations for the war,
made haste to take such action as, has
already given assurance that
''The Cross shall wax, the Crescent wane,
Grow pale aud disappear
There seems to be little doubt that
Mother Shipton's famous prophecy
was published in 1888 and revived
in l641. 1t runs thus:
"Carriages without horses shall go,
And accidents fill the world with woe,
Around the world thoughts shall fly
In the twinkling of an eye.
Water shall yet more wonders do,
Now strange, yet shall be true,
The world upside down shall be,
And,gold be found at root of tree.
Through hills men shall ride,
And no horse or ass shall be at his side.
Under water men shall walk,
Shall ride, shall sleep, shall talk.
In the air men shall be seen
In white, in black, in green.
Iron-in the water shall float
AS easy as wooden boat.
Gold shall be found and grown
In land that's not yet known.
Fire and water shall wonders do,
England at last shall admit Jew,
The world to an end shall come
In eighteen hundred and eighty -one."
Here We have the distant announce
ment Of the discovery of steam, tele-
graphy, the Keeley motor, the CO.
pernicsn system, the Mont Gems and
other tunnels, California gold mines,
diving apparatus, balloons, IRON ship
building, The marvels of modern chem
istry and natural science, and the po.
litical enfranchisement Of tie Jewish
people in England, eliminating in
the predominant power-of Disraeli.
Mother Shipton has surely brought
matters to fine point. She may fail
in locating the day of Judgment in
1881, but who will feel easy until that
fateful year shall have come and gone
without grand finale?
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-21
-. laoI...rsd and respected, aaa IL.

5tsS aor.4red aud respected, and fn-.
,urs generations will rise up and bless.
yoar memory for the good works that
you viii have done for them. Trust.
ing that your deliberations and coun-
cils may be governed by dignity, con-
cord and fraternity, held under our
cardinal principles of Faith, Hope,
itsrlty and Fidelity" and redown to
tie a,ens6r, promotion and welfare of
Vie cause that called you here, ! will
close.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-21


"PAEALLEL CAsE."--Yesterday
a ragged, shivering, middle-aged mai
called at house on Sibley street and
asked for food, but the lady of the
house called out:
why don't you work for your
food?"
~ would if / knew where l could
find work" he promptly replied.
There's place down town wbers
you can saw wood and earn your din.
ner," she continued.
That seemed to stick him for half a
minute. but he finally said, with
great solemnity:
Madam, let me state a parallel
case. There is a place in Heavenfor
you, but you don't want to die till
yol<are driven night. to j"
She pondered over his philosophy
for a few seconds and then oalled:to
the. cook to pass out half q loaf OF
bread and some meat-Hes Press,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-21
Y,EA.F-I...


She has been just . j ear in heaven,
In marked by white moon or gold sun
BY stroke of clock orelang of bel
Or shaiow iengthening on the
III tfIs full noon and perfect day
Ii safety, very citadel,
The happy hours have sped, ilsv'' ~ :
Ind raps IN peace. all pain rgpt,
si,e wlions we loye n her wssi . 5+sssti sst
- shriyen.
Smiles ii tae Sight and wonders not.
ytfs baye,ls, Just a year alono;
yes s5ss calendar is sighs,
ssssa perpetual wishfnlness,
smiles, each covert for q tenr,
md wandering thonghts. half there. h..il
here,
And wearifuf attempts to guess
rhe secret of the hiding skies,
Ehs soft. inexorahle blue.
With cleaning hints of glory sowr.
zArd heaven behind just shining through
SO sweet, so sad. soswift, SO slow,
SO full Of eager growth and light.
SO full OF pain which blindly grows;
So fall OF thoughts which either way
Have passed and crossed and touched
each Gay.
10 US thorn, 10 her q rose;
The year so black, the year so white,
$ Like rivers twain their course have run
Tho earthly stream We trace and know,
8 Rut Who shell paint the heavenly opea
year. We gather mp our powers,
oar lamps ne conseerate and trim,
openai windows to the day.
ssd welcome every heavenly air.
,se5 gsll press forward and will bear,
Having this word TO cheer the way,
She, storm-tossed once, is safe with Him
Healed. conisos.ed. content, forgiven,
nd while we count these heavy hours
Ias been 9 year, q yea IN Heaven.
sasaa Gao olidgc, IN The Independent