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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-02-14

II Law AGAINST FEIRf1NG.--Burke,
in his history of Virginia, 1says;--
81 find that the ,Govefnori was
obliged soon,after, to issue "a, procla.
NATION 2 forbiddihg scwdrilen to con-
tract themselves to- two several Hsen
at one time.d For women being set
scarce, and mnchsIia REQUEST, THE
offence had rbecome, very common !;
whereby great disqnietA arose be-
tween, parties and no small trouble
TO the government oTh avssI there.
fore ordered, THAR every minister
should give notice isi his church
that what woman soever should
use any word or speech; tendihg 10
-Qcontract1of marriage, toa several
one, time. altl,onghaaot
precise and 1egals yet SO as might
entangle or breed scrapie iIr their
concience, should, for snch their of
fencc, either undergo corporeal COR
rection, or be punished by fine, or
otherwise, according to the quality
of the person so offending"
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-02-14
lst tsygonss Be Bygdns' :. :

1es bysonss be byeones !; II byeonss wsfs slcadet
by EugN that eecasioued Sau& OF regret, - 4 !.
0h, let them IA DARKEST Oblivion be shfoudsd
assT4 wiee and ats kind to forgive and fqrgets
Let bygones be bygones, and good be extracted
Ikrom I6ver which ID In foIlytto fret stE-1agf
The wlsfst of Mortss have fqplishly acted-
: The Eindest are these Who fSrgTve ah2 forget
JsT 0a .Esjsgst4af n}gUH afE YGD'
Let bygones be byge1ss fob, eherfah ne longer
The Thought tina the snn Of Affection has set
Ec1iused for ampEHeut, it's rays will bestronger
1fyou, like q Christian, forgive and forget,
Lot bysones be bysonea. your heart WIN be lishser
-. When Andners Of yours with RECEPTION has met
The name Of your love wiH be purer ard brighter
~ r. aodhke, ysn strive 70 sergtvs a4d forsst. IL,
Let bygonss Se bys5nes: Oh, purge out che heaven
2 Oh nalics, ,and try auexampis 30 set II 5Edj I
To 0therss whe, craving ths mercy Of Heaven,
! Afes esadly too slow 81 forgive ana fcrgef t5g
Iflg ,s:aws9T2n tn 15fns 4nsu9 Bit
.ket bygones be bygones; re1nembee hor. Deeply i
TO Heavens forbearauce we ali are IN de0f;;F- I
T1sey valne God dnfnite goodness too cheaplg !
Who heed not the precept. atorgtye and forget.
4'h'f 80 ff4 -Chambex's Journal.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-02-14

Beecher says that men, will be
punished as long as they sin, but
they will aot sin forever He thinks,
10 other words, that probation does
cease with death. He further in
sists that the whole drift of his
sermnnizing, as we'll as Of ''his ma
ture' )) is "to magnify, and not
minify, moral Influences
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-02-14
THE EQUESTRIENNEs; !;
How a. Accident Caused . weAaf

BY CAROLINE F. PRESTON.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-02-14
RRE PlERcE's ii 1..il 1.1S las,. ,..l l.''..
!, , .,sl...'l 4''.''s"S 5i,. STANDARD 3D.
acstI 1ea} r. tt nrnsrn,rc
, sp4-.b 7ta .o aoKEMEDtES
NATURAL sELEeroM.

NOT adysrffsed an 'ctrre-alls" but are spedncB
in the aiseases for which they are recornnended,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13

TUESDAY, Doc. a-~NxxATK MIR, Paddock
introduced resolution lseAing 10 III. maAihs ai
trade dollars legal iender, aud the enlargement .f
thr standard silver du,lar ~ ~ gralna n. MIR.
Heck submtited : resolution calling ulon heere
tary sherman Tor Information \. W what
amount ~ ssaF rotn hAs isevh rsecissd In payment
,eAr. And alsa whether ur mot he has Applied the
silver coin received " ihc payment III intsrsNt
an honda. Agreed a.. Mr. Matthew. raltrI M
thu teaas rsrinr sairaad hill. Ant made ~ aairssa
In favor thereof.
Hnuss. - MIIis weru introduced A. follows; II.
coming thu silver trade doilArs Into standard silver
dollars; vreAlns shc Resumption as.; tar ,he VI
pointmsni IL committee. oa yellow fever epilene-s
10 fisr i,oiire ~ the termination ~ the trss, IL
is<~ with the Nurth German Confederation. Ia
alpniiHh the tarin I'M matches: 10 punish elrsiinn
frauds; III authorize tntAeen rAisvr# 10 suil
IL prssni corruption In elections; Tor
Improvement ot thr Mts~issippl river from IL
tlOnth III III hendw aur~ In relation ii the vxrni
.,an from uerman, q ~ naa.rAissd Am.rIs.,,
u fovirn built ships: fur thu termination u The
naturalization treaty With Prussia. The Military
Academy and forinrstions Appropriations tils
Wrfu pAAsed.
WEDNESDAY,, doc. A --kxNATk Mezsr. fpr.
~. Davis and Randolph were appointed commit
b.. ta inauitr slpus tlis omission of te tIutHprlp.
clause ffum the enrolled nnniry ttstl Appraprla
tim LilI 81 tlu Last .e@slpn. Mr.. NAtHhHrs Ia
troduved d lin authorizing thu ksrutary nf tAt
Treasury, In rsleeInlng United states lssAl tsHs
nutss, - required ny the klNcta k~snlnpiieh ast
q ray n per csnl " xnid s0tn md - pr cent |.
steedAsd silver dollsEs.p.Af. nssSts sssolueci
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13

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slens A5seHssAssta Aaaaae.
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Appropriations, rvrNffsa ssse srn*aiar aad tsrlo
masie Appropriated hill. Referred 10 the sem
Mltsss nf The whnie. AMa male slas sf~eaai ori.s
tvr Tuesday nrst Mr. tlsBasr. ffsssA tlse ssHas
committee. ssfsastss tlae Naval Appropriation lsil
fieftffNsi - The sHtMfssstsH IL the Whole Me-
Harrison "A iilinals. na rss resolution rsilsne
fhs Nsetvtsts vi the TfsAsars fnF iHtnrn siseh
setafsiina The names. salary aud duties at all ths
utipi,sss appointed in the shiravn sastam Mnn~s
siusa tiie all.aistMsnt Al thr rressrt sssslsasv*
AisisfsA MI ssH4 Held ftssn tse tvnnastsse 81
Esiss4. reported i soneatttns fssnlnssuA far shs
aiissAtnimsna ~ Yellow isssr iasnsni~slsfl, asd
rAla the s0saritsse haI nat considered ahs
tstesr il ,mheftsa In the matter farther
than tn recognize tho fast that under ss.f
sie .isisirst construction ~ ihr eansiiu
slan. t'nners@s hai thr eleara~t pn~slhle rehl
~ tale rarr ~ the quarantine regulations Alona
the hasarr anil nassgahls fis.ra In this ihsianes
the hi. ~ all parties AMI SECTIONS werv absolutely
III aes"ri. and any iisht that sauid L. thrown "a
the history ~ ihn r.ststlr~, ant IN direction u
thu spivadii grnsrosisiss aaJ ssminthrs oi ths
people uuahl ~ br sh.d npon II fnr future ass
hi. rsalntsnn wAs adopted. snd the House AA
icnrhed TIL Monday.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13

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safd ai@ut the stats ia which ,au
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drinking ss.n much. and. catching iht
iuvtaf's naurmntinr words. lhnnrh,
th.s rsferrsi io her. liz was I'm III,
gone tn sre what Nas iha matter Will
his patient. anI tlar TIM far in observe
that tile defsnr was in the same rnn
,lisinn
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13
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rna
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HAi IN tA.onnn
II II now hini~d that England and
hn~~sa may tilviae Afrhanissan l~.s~~a ,htsn
AFTER she AAasAss Ame@s hes s~en .aassnea
News ss,mrs srrm Calm that the sinsrs
IN several districts vi Tim islsAi have n~tlIlr#i
their owners that. nnles~ sles arr PAIL fer iisar
labor. she, .AAll rsnr work AFTER The III N
January. They claim THAI. anier The Amne~sy
At, shes have t<~n mest nnInssly ,leals with j.
that. while tho~e M thais class who irft lasn-
Msicns sn Ioin The insarvrnss hsvc been s~s fsvv,
sl,c~c Who svmAin~i Al home Arr still heli In
bcndase IN Account III shis discrimination
they hasr Determined b. lilserasr shem-clve. At
any cost
The cable furnishes tlc substance oi
the reply ~ ilar Anieer ~ Afghani.san h the
nieimasMm " thc Nirorny III India. II con.
clsnl.- with the declaration tia, he enier,ainr
m cnmi,y toward tho british Government;
that he desires 10 resume his former
friendly rcla,ions. aud will not rcssst Tho
visit ~ ihc british mission h cAhnl An the
icttcr expresses No willingness 10 comply with
thu NiSrns's specific demands. tho operations
viii rrnecca II p.r~ihlc. more actively In con-
sequence OF thr Ameor's irrc-eln.ion, 40 N 10
acquire - much N poasiblc before he submits
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13
DOMESTIC TNrxLL1oxxcx.
It.r,st,

1A1N0us
A &5O,O00.0O0 lawsuit for tho pos.
session ef city property ~ one Of tho sensations
OF New York.
Mrs. Le Han. daughter Of tho latc
Commodore Vanderbilt. has Just boon married,
Her now husband ia a German.
Orvillc Grant, brother of Gen. Grant,
who WAS some sime agn placed Ia al insane
asylum, has been released, and is now NJ his
home In Elizabeth, N, j. liis mental faculties
are s,ill impaired.
West.
A.lviccs from tho West report that
tho Indians IN tho NiohrAra river region of No.
bra~kA are rAidinH tho ranches aud running OIL
tho stock of tl,e settlers.
The Chicago and Northwestern rail.
road hAr declared dividend ~ ~, pcr cent
on preferred stock, and = per cont on eommol,
for ,he past Nix months
The employees u the three leading
pork packing houses In Chicago. 40 IN mum.
her. struck last week for All inrrcaxc of wages,
suddenly bringing operations 10 complete
stand-s.ill
Tho Grand Jury of the United States
Court .. YAnkion, y. T., have found twelve in.
tlic,Menss Again1. Dr. Livingston, tho OK -lndiA,
Agcn. u Crow Greek.
Tho Washington county lIowa) poor
house was burned few nights ago. anil 1.-Two oi
tho pAuper inmates were consumed In the
flames,
james McMahon, u Chicago saloon.
keeper. and young medical student named
John Z, Hayward. &at down In thu former,
place Of husinoss 10 pla, game OF cards 70,
tho drinks A dispute Arore, and Mcmahon
elected Hayward from tle han-e. This NO en,
ragged the st,,,len, tlA, he drew \ pistol and
nl,n. the sAloon keeper dead. naywar,lin IL from
Pond dn Lao, VIA
south.
Episcopal Bishop Wilmer, ~ the
Diocese Of Louisiana, h dead.
A fre nj Macon, Miss. destroyed ilft,
houses, valued, with their rontctlta, III 500 0p.
A correspondent of tho Louisvill,
tbnrirr- -yoHrnai, who WAS scnt 10 Iircathit
county. Ky, 10 write MP al account Of III,
civil war raging there, reports that Affairs Ar
indeed III deplorahln condition, and that, In
1lead VI being exaggerated, thu stories abon
tho strife thcrc 10 not represent ~ Lad ntat'
OF affairs IN really exist. The law Ii overrid
den. and tho county oilieern arc poMerlors 4
even mako single arrest Prominent citizen
Who have bcen threatened have fed for tllei
lives, and Jackson, the county scat of DrcAthlt
county, II almos. lrpopniAsul
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13

The members of tho Executive Com.
mIssco of tho National Orccnback party met In
Washington, last week, and organized by tho
election of y. I. Dewees, of Pennsylvania, -
Chairman. r. J, DnrAn., of Washington. -
Treasurer, and Alexander 1ronp. OF Com
necticus, N NocretAry. Tho Committee issued
III address 10 Tho people of tho United htasos
reviewing tho iiso aud progrcss of tho party. pro
dieting continued sneeoss AMI tho rapid spread
of liz principles, and expressing confidence
that thu party will elnet In candidate for tho
Presidency IN lsso, with mAjorisic~ III Congress-
AMI In nearly all tho AlAso Legislatures, Tho
aalslros. dcnounrcs the action II tho banks,
speaking through tho Clearing House Associa-
hon of Ncw York, and says. thu cont1st II not
between thu Republican and Democrats par
lie~ Il II hetweon thu money power and tho
people, letwcen hank bills hA.esl ON mntaxcsl
bonds and Government legAl-snnder cur
rency, and the people have no chance whatever
Of over securing their emancipation from In
dnstrial ,hralldom, either through Tho party of
the money power, tho Republican party, or IT.
ally. tin Democratic party" An appeal
Il made for organizations IN tho In
.erc~t Of Tho National party In every
school district, city, town and ward. A
conference of tls leading nembsrs OF tho party
Wa subsequently hold, u which tho following
resolution was adopted;
Rsse,rea TAat she National party 10 tas q II /,
vepsv~ented bs this conierrnc~ dsnoHhee the ~
sumption " sleels ", mrst - fraud and asin
sion imprsetieAbla IN this ~ any oiher cisIlx.d
country. ~ II per~1lsd IN hy hs H~efstAry ~ III,
Treasury in.ist that Il shall le carried out
70 bs equal IN iss operations In aii sections and 4
I'll clA1.rs, And enfoFced foF the resismp,ion q
national hank nots~ we'll Tor lrxsi tender note,
ned by the uossvnmeas
A Washington correspondent of /
Westcrn Journal aays that southern Congtvss
man, who lAtoly cAiled II tAe White House
stAtns that tho President intimAtcd thAs III
onssrtaina kindly feelings for tho noush. am
hAa ) lively intsrc~t In II. prosperity. II,
consider. that tl,c language ha n@ed III his mes
sAgo u applied TO Noathcrn politics WA mil,
undor tho circumstance, and ihat ho wGn ful
aliiag ~ ccos6tasoasl duty u callias ~ u
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13
A Non Kills llls Neither.

A terrible illustration ri mans capac.
ity for crime when under the influence
III rum comes from Allegheny city. IN
Mrs. Fullerton. Nh old woman III %
years. being on visit ~ her sons
house, the latter. In the evening, sent
nut for quantity of whisky, Of which
they both iubilMsl ~ freely NJ ID be-
come intoxicated. Toward midnight 4
quarrel nrose between them. during
which tho son heat his mother nn the
head with piece Of wood. knocking
lsr down aud intlirting wounds from
tho effects of which she died two days
after, Tho unnatural son, who II quite
young, has been arrested aud committed
Tor trial.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13
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! " NAV -, ~ The nshnrk peas, sil, Ia
IL rhail @. " the Wild eaai and Wild -
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sssii, i
srnrrArars
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Errk is.
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II Sam. wi. sN
/ Aft.r Tia, the full corn in ,he ear Mark,
/ N,. ~
w remember ihe leeks and the onions, and
The eusnmler~ and tlae garlic Nun. xi, \
/ Ths mamma was ~ cnfianscr s-s~h -~Auni.
vi,
rafiridges -~Icr., Nsit, II.
Two Young pigeons Lev, ", l.
Ansl III hssnirhs quail. ~r-slm~, ~, ~
I would cAn~r thee 10 drink sricsa Mlnc, -
/ Cant, xviii, !.
Carry .h.-e ten ehcc~cs 10 tho Captain. Il
1 Sam., xviii, ~
Behold 4 basket Of summer fruit Amos,
i viii, /.
The, hroush. tho romegrana,es and hss. =
Mum, xiii, I
/ Comfort me with apples Cant, H., 4
Tho children of fsracl brought dates, -
/ Ghron.. NNNl, \,
| Two baskets of figs, ,--Ier., xxiv.,
| THIN thou mayess cat grapes thy all -Dcut, !,
xSiii, ~,
W. remember the melons s.-Nnna., H.. Il
They brought hnnrlc- of rai-ins, Chron.,
Ail. Al
Carry nuts aud almonds --t,cn., xii, 1t.
sweet vines Amos, IL. Ii
Royal wine In abundance. --E~th., h,
i Drink thy vino With merry heart - Eeclcs,
ix, s,--sSan Ffaaciseu fas,nfrciaf stdraeats.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13
x1oouLLAlgnoUs oLEANINos.
Al the meeting of railroad Presidents

Of tho great trunk lines, held In New York the
othor day, twas dcci,led that tho present pool
iug arrangement. on wcst.bn frrigh,s be
continued for Ave years from tho Int Of January,
the percentages 10 bc determined frnm time 10
time by Commissioner Albert Fink, 10 whom
Ahsnlnto power II given IN Tim matter. Tho
pefceasage of tho pool IL y, present; Eric, ~
per cent. New Ynrk Central, II; pcnnsy lyania,
~ Baltimore aud Ohio. 4 WAS alro resolved
% maintain the rAtcs for east hound freight
and passengers.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13

A man was once walking along one
road. mud Woman along another. The
two reads finally united, and man and
woman, renching the junction ut the
same time. walked on together. Tho
man waS carrying large iron kettle on
his back: in one hand he held by the
legs live chicken, IN tho other cMnc,
and he wins leading goat. Just ~ they
were coming to deep, dark ravinr the
woman snid to tho man: I'm aflaid 70
60 through that ravinc with YOU; II II u
lonely place, aud yon might oyerpower
me and kiss me by forcc." "lfyon were
afraid of that. sAid tho man. 'you
shonlint have walked with me NJ all how
can possibly 0verpnvcr you and kiss
yon by force when / have this great iron
kettle on my back, a cane in one hand,
ana live chicken III thc other. and nm
leading goat2 might ~ well be tied
hand and foot
"les," replied tho woman "hnt II yon
should stick your cane into tho ground
and tic the gnat 10 II. and turn the kct-
tlc bottom sidc mp and put tho chicken
into IL. then you might wickelly kiss me
| III spite III my resistance Success 70
thy ingenuity. o woman" said the re-
io,ring man 10 himself. II should never
have Thought III such cxpcdicnt.-
And when they came to the rMvinc he
stuck hin cane IN the ground and tied
the goat 10 II, gave the chicken to the
woman, saying Held II while cut
Snme grass far the goat and then,
lowering the kettle from his shoulder,
imprisoned the chicken under il. and
wirkelly kissed the woman, ~ she Wa
| afraid ho would.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13

A few days ago. In Little River
county, Ark. tramp named Hillcard
shot traveller from Illinois named
Farris for money. Farris, after being
shot, rode 10 tho nearest farmhouse.
gave description of the assaa.in, and
died. A number of citizens pursued.
caught, and hung HilleaEd 70 tsoo.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13

Within the past three months a sin.
gnlar wedding service waS rcal to 4
couple In this city. both Of whom nre
we'll known The lady had 4 consider
nblr fortune, which VIVA 10 settled upon
herself that her husband could not
touch II, The gentleman. however. WAS
not aware of this. The lady arranged
the marriage service 10 suit herself, and
when II wax pronounced the gentleman
sworc 10 love, honor and cherish but
did not add thc words about cndowinH
her with all his worldly goods The
lady sworc she would love. honor, obey
and keep her husband. and thus thc
difficulty wax solved. This reminds III
of the wisc saying of the Danbury Ne,rs
man. Girls. never marry until yon cnil
support husband" - Pittsburgh Tcie.
0raph.