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9as Yaeunm.
Wleine berren |!

uteIHe yeLreU!
&ennen Sie jeues erb6rmli1e @efI6l,
tuelhes ben 0teuihen bel9Ieidt, tuenn er.
nan elmer IuItia our9ae6ten Na6t, oes
Wtor9ens leiu Yortemonnaie 0ffnet, unb
itatt Der blanfen Sufaten jene b0le Geere
finoet, Die lih idon 10 Man6cr bate ;ur
auten 2ebre nebn,en t6nnen, jenes abiolute
9ti1ts, oas Die 9fomer nit oem Hamen
Vacuum" beseidneten?
Auh i6, melne Serren, batte leioer ihon
oft 8e!egenbeit, Die eln9ehenbiten Stuoien
uber lenes @efiibl tu MAIDEN, uno 10 Mil
lf es oenn oeriuhen, oas perbGnaniBpoIIe
Wort Vacuum" bier 5u allgemeinem 9lub
unb 6rommen etuas nd6er Al oefiniren.
Wie aber IieBe ii1 oas beiier tbun ole i'm
Weralel6e an ielnem @eeenIaBe, Der Giille,
ben bariis, ben nummis, benz @eIoes -
allo - sur Sahe
Meine Serren 3usrIt perben mir fin.
ben, oaB 10 mandler 9ebaltloie Oummfopf
&elo belibt, pdbreno lid bas Vacuum pors
5u9lih bel ben 9ehaltloIen Sentern fin0et.
- Gelo beItid3t, Vacuum l6Bt li6 bette.
hen, uno wdbreno beiaetss @eIo iebr swed.
mGBig lit, nerfolet 6as Vacuum einen iehr
mdBigen 3ped, ndmlih - oas Sparen.
gDer ndmlid) Oft bas Vacuum bat, ipart
li9 gewObnlid bas @elo, tper jeooh INNER
bel Weloe 1T, eripart lih oas Vacuum.
Gelo III ods @enie oes Yelibenoen, mob.
reao oas Vacuum meiltentbeils oas Belts
tbum beg Genies lit.
8eim @slbe perbrdnet Die syiille iebe riib.
renoe Belibloiieteit, mdbreno in Der Ha-
tur bes Vacuum cine Siille riihrenoer BE.
libloligfeit lie9t. Oiele bsoingt oann elm
Ssflb! groBen Wtaneels, wd6reno bas
@eIo raeiltens eInen 9roBen Mangel an
0efIb! nit lih brin9t. Oaber lino benn
audi Die Yaldite Der Rei9en Den Heiibern
oes Vacuum gar oft peIidbloIIen. 9ieie
bauen oeIt0 mebr 2uftlhl6iier, lporin mohl
aub Der @runo lie9en mag, oaB lie bel Der
Grinnerune an 10 manhe iroiIhe Ginae.
mie ). y. Sdneioer., Sotel ooer Shuma.
her.Rehnunsen oft tpie Gus ben WoIten
gefalen iino. .--auh Der GinfluB Der beioen
Wegenldbe auf bas moralilhe un6 relis
8tOie Geben lit 9an5 unpertennbar, benn,
mag Der Ueliter oes Vacuum aud 10 al1us
big iein ME er nil, @!dubiger 1T bod i'm.
mer Der Neide.
Nber troBalIeoem lit bas Vacuum elm bsi
Deitem iolioeres UehBthum oils bas 0elb.
Dian furn's nidt pertrinfen, oenn ionlt
edbe es mehr Sruntsnboloe als Wleninen,
man faun's ntdbt perIpielen: fura es lit elm
abltratter HegriIi, iuie bic @bre - ME Der
9BiB nno als iolGsr elm unuerlebIid aeiitis
ges Gigentbnm.
Geten sic. iteiile Serren, utein Oelo
funn mir gefoblen uerben, ntein Vacuum
- - - Tam mir aud geitoblen iperoen.
nbey rtar fi0RrIi6 - In natura Ieiosr nicbt.
Gbss, sissne eerrtf, sInutsn Ole ni&t,
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Auf Sreiersfiee,t.
1aar6.n bon @uftab aafropp.

Gs mar einmal cine 8rummfliege, bic
hatte Elm srassriines 3leib anee5osen, unb
lob aui einem 8rashalm. lm iif ibre Brill
lenaldier su puben uno Die bur6Ii9tig
ihi1ernben SliaeIoeden, oenn lie poate
ausfliesen, iid einen Wtann su iuhen.
Aber lie lpar Elm berm6bntes, ihnippi.
ihes Ding, nnb feiner tpar i6r gut eenug.
Oa bate einmdl elm Wtaitdfer nm ihre
Sano aneebalten, aber neil CT einen
ichtuarsweiBen Baud bate, betam er einen
Rorb, 6enn bic 4rummfliege tpar eine dtbte
Sdtiin uno fonnte bic preuBiiden Gan.
besfarbsn nidt leibsn.s .Mein 2isbbaber, {"
10 brummte Iie, pmuB nlinoeiten8 ebenio
grin lein, iuie ib lelbft!"
Da fam Elm groBer Seuihred, ben aber
fubr lie erit re6t sornig en-:
pRannlt ou id,luimmen 2"
.Iein!"
.Dann seh aum Senfel ODER su Serrn
Qabebed in's Qeipjiger Gopbienbab |!
Msin 2sbiter nlab usnisiiens ftpimmen
fDnnen! I"
llno nun pabte He an iidb herun. benn
iie tuolIte fi4 iel6it einen Mann aus.
iuden.
ga iab iis, mie elm 2aubfrold ans
aano ruoerte unb lith ba brett un6 beboa.
lid anf einen Gteinisbte.
Disier 2auhfroih bate einen neuen.
erasarlnen 6rad aii nit gelben Gnopfen.
Ser ober Geiner !" oad1fe Die ssiisoe.
unb has Ser3 pobie ibr i'm Wujen.
sic fog her3u unb brummte ben ssroidb
an: so bin bic ihDne fdtliihe Dras1ms
flisge, iuillif bn MID beirat6sn?" Ser
Urold1 ioete gar nidis, iperrte nur bos
Oo bate bic liebs 6stltRubs.
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@anSt Nummer 737.


Marsfelbe erDifnet, nnD ale nadlfnigef1s
ben, BON Der fleiniten GofnI< bis tur sr6Bs
ten Welt.ausheQuna Deroonfen Der Snee
nno ben @riinoen Reufhatears ibr
gntlteben.
Gin OriginaI. Gu Charles
Green. eirten Meronnuten, Der fidl nOr
etipa 60 Sabren bnrd feline fiibnen Qilft-
tabrten einen Namen inahte, fam zines
cages Elm ba9erer Gnaldnoer. SD biett
Sbnen," reoete Der 6ohn Qllbion's beR
Snftldiffer- ohne iueitere Ginleiiiing ON,
100 Yfuno 9terling (clrea $3500), iDera
Sie MIDI an elmer Sbrer 6abrtea SheiI
nebmen laIlen." - .sytr Wunlh lit nIlr
gefebl," entgeanete sebr 3uDorfommelfO
8reen; ,fiur in6dte ih bemerfer, bnb Der
bisber BON mir gefDroetfe Yreis fiir eiilefl
SiB in meiner 8onoel Elm piel geringerer
it," - SD tueiB. i'd meiB, iagte NIT
einem melandoliihen Gdbeln Der Brittle
ySie 700 9funo weroe i'd Sbnen aud
MIR unter elmer 8eoingung Sdhlen. - -
runo Die mare, inein Serr r. YSaB
Sle mir fir meinen alleinigen @ebraub
cine 8onoel 5ur Nerfiieung iteIien.N =
y9lber mesbalb mpIlen 9ie Denn nibt init
mir suamnen fabren2- - .9Beil id) Die
Ginlamfeit liebe uno bic Nnmeienbeit meba
rerer Yerionen meine Yhontaiie if0reH
miiroe. SD muB oeshalb cine 0onbef su
meiner alIelniaeH Oispolitipn haben, i'm
anoern Sale miro aus Der 5abe nidts."
= 8reen fanb atuar Die BeoinglImg leiaes
iSabrgaltes lebr auffaGenb, 0a nber Der
Sonoerlins fur Die ausfihrung IeiHer
bar0den Soee cine beoeutenbe 5umnte
bot 10 9ins er auf bas Nnlinnen beIislbeM
ein. Gr lleB cine 5peite fletnerne GnIoe1
anfertisen uno oisIe nnter Der leinigsn be=
feitioen. Sur perabre0eten 6tun0e itellte
ii6 Der gn8ldnoer elm. sablte ben oIierir<
ten Jabrpreis uno nabm in Dem fur i'm
ber8eitellten Shiff9en plab. Die Nuf-
tabrt 9ing obne ieoen 3lpiihenfaa pors
Staten. Der 8allon iiies ibon in bic
9obe uno nabm oann, BON elmer Ieibten
SuftitrDmune ieitwdrt6 eetrieben, ieinen
gSe9 iiber oas 9dulermeer 2onbons.
9loBlih bemerfte aber @reen, baB Der
8allon uieber iebr beftis in Die S0be itieg.
ob9lel9 er feineu Bollalt aiagesuprfen
bate. Gr Iab oaber mad leinem @efdbys
ten in Der unteren @on0el. 0iejer iDnr
tnoeB ianmt oem SfIffhen perl9munoefss
Gr bate nur oesbalb auf Der 6nbrt III
elmer isparaien @onoel heitanoer, nm Ieb~
tere in 8eeignettn Wongnt IosaufhneIben
uno bieronr6 ouf cine neue, nod ME naaes
welsns Art ltd) oas Seben 3u nebmetl,
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oaB 8ef6manael bas einsiee eriitirenbe
Vacuum it, Sa giebt es nod gan3 un-
sdbliqe Nbarten. 90 lit 3. .. Sdbli6feit
oas Vacuum an 540nbeit, Geiitloiigfeit
oas Vacuum an MiB &c.
Sollten Sie, nteife 2erren, Elm R5rnhen
oes lebteren in n1einen Yortroge perlpiirt
baben, 10 iollle es mid lebr freuea.
sSemebr man ieboh BON elmer 5a6e
ausgiebt, befto ihneaer befommt man
Vacuum an ibr. @enn i'd alio bier nod
lange 10 fort meinen Wib ausgdbe, befdme
t6 am Gnoe bas Wib. Vacuum, mas mir
beareifliherpeiie iehr unangenehm ware.
Oarum genug. - Nlein Bortrag tpdre
alio 9ebalten.
Seisn Sie, meine Serren, ni9t oas Ge&
aentbeit napon! Dixil
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.,ao,tnt. Suaua 7"

vSfontni, @uaus," bot as MdbIs s'iaria,
pHomnt, @u9ua, Jag nler on
gSie oieie S1brle eauret'S no,
Bis Dap / frieg an Mann?"
llub faum bot ie i6r MGuIe qua,
Sallt'S aus EN- g8aIb: y@neu!
6ugu! 6uau 8uqu 0uaa!
@asu! @u9ul Gusu?~
llnb sebumaI idlreit's unS apan,' 'emal fdreit's
llno lGreit no. iueter fort:
sllS tpie bic Butter an Der Sonn'
Stebt'S arRe Wt6ole bort.
Do6 enbIido fast ie's bod unb idjrsit:
eDu b0ier Susug oul
Msna bu no ibo' beim @uaua parlt
1it oain @usa, 9uou !"
Sieerife Snbuitries sfteI.
lung. - Sans Srantreib lag nod an
ben ssolgen Der GepolutiDn barnieoer. ola
i'm Sabre 1897. In elmer Sisuna beg
@a!bes Der sSlinfbunbert 81 Yaris Der
fron50aid)e Seputirte 9aunou auf bic
traurissn 3uitdn5e Der heimiIhen eynou.
itrie nahoriidliflt aufmerfIam macf,te.
inoenl er betonte, oaB fat alle 3eid,ner
ausgemanbert ooer fpdbrsno Der Hepolu.
tionsitiirme umgefommen 'eien, nno obne
oielelben tonne Ole Snouitrie nidt mieber
dufb!uben. Sa ertldrte Der gelehrte
6raneois be Neufhateau, bah
man iib. i'm Sn ieben mas eioentlin por
Mlem pom N6tbsn iei, erit einen tpahren
Begriff BON Der 9egentpdrtigeu Qaae Der
Sn6uItrie Deribaffen ni{Ie. lii,b enttnidelte
oarans ben 8eonnfen elmer nqtipnalef,
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oSosif&e g eweife
llpluioerIi6 baroebradt
uen
SGgubcrt 0Babnfrieo.
@rfre ahefe

Grne Sbeie:
Isl duo faciunt idem, non est idem."
sg8enn spsi SaTeIbc t6uu, 10 III es ni6t Gas
isIbs.
8ebeife:
1. @sun cine Sausiraa ein ueues g9aS@en
nimlnt, 10 1T es niGt DaieIbe, ais wsun Sits Elm
llnterOiF3ier tbut.
III. 8enn ein Mdbiacr @ailer IN ben @ein
qiebt 70 1T es nift OaHeIbe, ols peun bies Elm
@altprtb tbut.
III. gSeun elm sfrititer eaen Sd,riftSftHer e;.
tirt, 10 1T es nidt Dahslbs, als uesn Aies eiu
8asoteu.&i6ter tbut
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8meite sbeief
Stueite SbeIe
"Bis dat, qui cito dat"
vDoppelt siebt, tuer fdJnsa aiebt.s

"Bis dat, qui cito dat"
D9oppelt siebt, iper fdnsll sieht.@
8emeiie:
|. Benn elm amtSboriteber einem balbber6un.
aerten Eoai9reiber cine 8ulage ben finfsic
9fenniaen tdsli@ sisbt. 10 tit bies beuieIbsn pEef
anaensbn'er. ala aean er mad brei6ig Satyen
tasli@ cine @fart erbalt.
III. @enn Elm &aaibolo einems epa,ieroauoer
iofor eine Sbrfeige eiebt 10 III biele beulisI6eu
bel uberrai9enoer, als ipean er mad lauosre,u
ssortme9icI oeren stueie befommt.
III
ILL. Benn cine Grau i6rem @attsu flint mlo.
nate mad Der Sodaeit ein Rinh iAenft, 70 moo5t
oies Semielbcn minoeifens ebeniouieI sfobfidmrr.
gen, ais lusnn lie ibm elm Sabr ipaisr 5nilIIaAe
eeborcI bate.
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Cincinnati. sonntag, btn IA. 9estnber 1879.

nit einem lebten 9o9eln, lid babe oas
3unititif ni9t fertis sebradbt, sieb ben
2euten bas @elo suriid." Sprad3's uno
itarb.
Sat Babouhe, Der 10 idma6pou be.
gam, ni6t ipe elm SeIo geenbet?
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MI[au fein aeaeben. a

l1nteroffiBier (su einem Ginidbrig .Srei=
pili9en, Der orelmal bintereinanoer fali6
r&ebrt" gema6t bat 9rinlmiO: ggta-es
gtebt Diele oumme 9eute. glber 10 oumm
wie W an der is &einer!"
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Nus her g fnIe.

8rofeiior: ,Sie boben ba Suei aree
orthoerapbiidle Sdniber sema1t. Gin=
NAL i6reIben Sic yfibelunaen nit einem
ie, Elm andres Weal, tllrs oarauf, nur
nit IL"
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OrientaIii0e 0en1nth.

@enn elm inoilfer 6iirit SemanO feline
beIonoere Gbrerbietung belueIien min, 10
iiberreiAt er ibm als Gei6enf elm Yaar
9oloourhpirtter BantoTeIn, auf oeren
Soblen lein giamens3ei9en eeItift iit.
Cine auipielung, oaB sr bereit lei, iidb bon
oem gmpfdn8er nit SSiiBen treten Su Ial-
len.
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pas GQ9lid)e polksblatt

tcftet per goft (obne scnntassblatt 1920 per Sabr
N.eo Sas babe Sa9r unb $3.50 bas gierteIiabr. mit
SonntassbIatt sti.2O per Sabr $3.50 Sas baIbe sobr
nnS $3.50 has gisttsIiabr.
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@ut eraoo 2 n.

yWas piiroen sic iaeen, nein fsrdu.
lein, tpenn i'd Sic uniarmen uiiroe?"
sd niir0e rptb rper0en."
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DOas III etn dltt 8, mem 9err!" 1agte
oas biibi1e Mldb9en Siirneno. = %
bite, mein TrduIein, erlauben Sic, oaB i'd
es otelfdlttg made" enteeguete Der
jugeno!t4e NtarsiObn id]ueu beionnen.
8rompte Sufti3. Ginem Sarmer
in. Seras tpuroen sDet Bfer0e geitoblen.
Wtan berfol9te Die Spur uno pernuthete
ausoerlel6en, oaB Der 9ieb ii1 nah =. oes
tpanot babe, bod butte man feline Soff.
nung. oenielben oes 9roBen Yoriprun9es
me9en, ben er batte, su erreihen, uno teles
9rapbirte oesbalb BON Der n1diten Sele=
9rapbenitation on ben SberiIf in 3. Die
Bite, eoentuell Sieb uno 9Ieroe anSnaal-
ten. Balo na96er fam Die turse telegras
pbiide anttuort 5uriid: rYtsrbe bier /,
Sieb aeban9en.
@efGbrIi9er Sit. = gei einem
9eaen elm BON 6einoen 6eIebtes 8ebuih
9efi6rten Sturm rief Der berii6mte Iranz
s0Iiihe Teloberr gberin feinen Soloaten
DMtb gu un0 ermunterte Iie, oa Der @ea
it6er mOraittaen 8ooeu fiibrte, nader auss
5ubaIten. r0as lit gut aeiast," brummte
etner Der 3rteger Dor lih bin, .toenn man
ielber su 9feroe list" Ser 8eneroI butte
Die WOrte 9ehOrt uno ities ob. ,Romm,"
iagte er sll Dem Soloaten, .Itei9 auf Uer
neiB, per's bsHer bat" Ser SoIoat
muBte oas Yfero 6eiteisen. taum iab er
aber i'm Sattel, oa fam cine GuaeI aus
Dem @ebiii6 uno mari i6n tobt bernnter.
rSa iebt SIR, Ramsraben, inie iido's su
Bferbe iiBt," iaete Der &eneral, pdbreno
er taIt6liltlg ietn &oB uiebsr beitieg.
gBunoerbare &ettuna eines
W trofen. Ser franS0lil9e Gatur.
f0rl6er 8 eSCourtil5 er5dblt in ieinem
g8erfe: v3slien zines NaturfreunOss uno
ieine geOba6tunaen" foleenoe merfmiir=
oI9e &ettuns: gSG6reno zines Ortans be-
fano iif Elm iunger Seemann BEL ben gro.
BEN SdiHstauen, tpelhe ben Waitbaum
balten. uno mar oamit beIndItigt, bic Se=
gel ibieBen Su laIien. als cine aroBe WeQe,
lpel6e oas 0eroef iiberInmemmte, ihn mit
in's Dteer rib. Gdum ober mar er in's
Wteer geiiiirat, als ibn cine anoere Weue,
peld,e Die eriie ourbtreu3te. pieoer in bic
S6he bob uno oen BON Ieinen @enoIIen
bereits Iufge9ebenen nisoer au5 ieinen
BOiten i6nelte. CT fiel nur in Obnmad)t
uno fam nit einiaen Gueti9unesn bapOn
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Manigfaltiges.

Ser Siitfsbereite.
yBenn Sie fein @elo hoben, 10 iaeen
5ie Mrs nur id babe aud teins."
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g SdIagferti9. = Ser iunaeRaoett
R0bler mar 10 tiibn, cine Dame sn tiifien.
ySas 1T etnfdlti q, mein 5err!" iagte
oas bibite Dsdo6en 3iirneno. - %
bite, mein 6rduIeir, erlauben sic, oaB i1
es ielfdltis made" enteeguete Der
iugenoIt9e Warsiobn l1ueu belonnen.
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Warsfelbe er6Hnet, nn0 ale nadf0igeIts
ben, BON Der fleiniten Gofnl< BIZ our grDBs
ten 8elts4usheQung peroanfen Der Snee
nno ben Griinben ReufAatean's ibr
gntiteben.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-03-25

wash their bntter with cold water before
from the churn. Gather your
butter with the paddle and lift it out in
to the tray, press it gently and incline
it, and let the butter-milk run off Work
1t gently with the paddle, with cut
ting, gentle pressure, but not to mash it;
or, better, put into the butter-worker.
Salt it about an ounce to the pound, or
to the taste of good customers : only with
the best salt, and free from Jumps and
coarseness. Work the butter only SO
much as to expel the butter-milk, but not
to work it too dry. This can be done by
the use of a weak brine prepared for the
purpose. Put the bowl away in cool
place. After standing - or "a hours,
gently press out with ladle or machine,
the remaining butter. milk and any brine
that will flow out with it. care being
used not to work it too much. If this is
done the butter has lost its grain and
becomes salvey, and its keeping quail
ties are greatly injured.
PACKING.
Pack in vessels which will impart no
impurities to the butter. Fill within
half an inch of the top. Place thin
cloth wholly over the butter. Over that
pour cold brine as strong as can be made
of hot water and the purest salt, or COW
er with layer of fine salt. The whole
process of making the butter, from
drawing the milk to the placing of the
butter in packages, should be hurried,
as milk, cream and butter are going to
decay every moment when exposed to
the air, however pure it may be. Such
butter is ready to keep or to sell. If to
be kept long before selling, surround ev-
cry package with coarse salt, by placing
them in boxes prepared for the purpose.
This process keeps the butter cool and
hard, and free from sudden changes of
air. When all these things are attended
to promptly, and with as much uniform
ity as is under the power of man to con-
troll, there will be near approach to
uniformity in color, richness and purity.
If the new beginner follows these rules,
and keeps doing so, he will soon COM
mand the highest figures.
Cleanliness and common sense applied
from the beginning to the end are alb
solutely necessary to insure good butter
that will bring the highest price in the
market.
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For the SPECTATOR.
DREAMS OF THE PAST.
BY BERTHE VALERIE.

1 sit by my lonely hearthstone tonight,
And dreams of the past wander by;
They are strangely mingled with darkness and
light,
And every JOY hath following blight,
Which SCENT tn ever near it to lie.
There are days full of darkness, of sorrow. and
pain,
But these would fain hurry on;
And from their bleak sadness I'd gladly re-
frain,
For each is to memory sad, sad strain,
OF the days that are past and gone.
There were days when my soul seemed too
weary to stay,
And would gladly have welcomed deaths
hand;
When only darkness surrounded my way.
Nor sunshine nor happiness genial ray,
To beckon me on to the spirit land.
Again, there were days when no cloud was
seen
Oh happy, happy days were they
All flooded with sunshine, and never screen
To repel their bright glare, or the moons sill
yer sheen
And bright flowers are strewn on my way.
Taere were days when all seemed happy and
fair,
Those days that were long, long ago,
When my heart seemed light enough to dwell
in the air,
And the mind of mortal, would hardly dare
To gaze on the past days ofw
Oh, dreams of the past, hasten by, hasten by,
No pleasure my soul finds in thee.
Under every seeming bower serpent dotl
lie,
And forth from my heart, cometh ever cry,
Like the wall of broken sea.
GAINESVILLE, VA, 1879.
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TT can make money faster at work for us than
u at anything else. Capital not required;
we will start you. $l2 per day at home made by
the industrious. Men, women, boys and girls
wanted everywhere to work for us. Now is the
time. Costly outfit and terms free Address
TRUE & Co.. Augusta. Maine. apr2-1y
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ST. PETER !.

AS Peter sat at Heavens gate,
A maiden sought permission,
And begged him, if not too late,
To give her free admission.
"What claims hast thou to enter here?"
He cries with sternest mien;
"Please sir" she cried, 'twixt hope and fear,
''Tm only just sixteen"
"Enough!' the hoary guardian said,
And the gate wide open threw;
''That is the age when every maid
Is girl and angel too.'
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Police Court Docket.

Drunk-Geo w. Klinger, VIM. Johns.
ton, Charles Hendrett, Rachael Timothy
II. Schanighaus, p. F. Nolan, Thos. Owens.
R. H. Cheseldine, Henry Yaeger S3 each;
Mary Morgan, Joseph JAEGER, 5000 each
Robert Welde, 10 DAYS; John Yeleep, So:
G. 0. Edwards, dismissed.
Disordery Conduct Phil dig, VIM.
Lyon, dismissed Sarah Tierney, $40; Thos.
I.arkin, Bolser Neider, John Baptist, Chas
Wagstead, Martin Burns, continued; John
Molenkamp, Ben Gruss, So.
Assault and Battcry-Lizzie Bucknell,
$25; Annie Douglass %15; John Feis John
Stewart, Barbara Sharon continued; VIM.
Barus, S..
Miscellaneous-Pat Kelly, Joseph Hegge-
man, Thomas Sherron, petit larceny, con-
tnued; Mary Walker, same, 5000; Will
liam Carroll, James Moran, James Moore,
same, dismissed; Andrew Bond, cutting,
&C., continued; William Bird Emma
Lee, carrying concealed weapons,
dismissed; Fritz Meyer, personal vic.
ence on policeman. two months;
Henry Bodeker, vagrancy, 5000; Nelson
Perry, same, House of Refuge: L. II. Smith,
j. G. Boone attempt to rob, continued; !;
Isaac Fitzmorris jeremiah Hennessy, Han
nah Hennessy robbing, continued; George
Donovan, boarding train, etc., $10sC. A.
Mason, false pretenses, bound over, Alex.
Brown, manslaughter, continued.
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County Commissioners.

The County Commissioners held meet.
ing to-day Messrs. Reardon, Zumstein and
Ficke being in attendance.
In reference to the Linwood School Dis
trict as to the appointment of Superin.
tendent, the vacancy having been filled,
the case was dismissed.
A communication from VIM. J. Mehaus,
calling attention to the bad condition of the
bridge over the branch of Milcreek, near
the Wayne Road, was eceived and flied.
The following was received and filed and
the Clerk directed to send copy to the NJ.
& c. Railroad Company:
ITO the Hon. Board OF County Commissioners:
"GEETLEaEE = We, the undersigned,
Trustees of Symmes Township, respectfully
represent to your body that the Marietta
& Cincinnati Railroad Company, as re-
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

PEORIA. Sept S.--Corn dull; II. 4 W.. 32l%c;
No. ., 32c. Oats: No. white, 22ll4Q9221zc. Rye
quiet; No 2, 44l4@4i14c.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. S.-Wheat better: No. red.
9253sc; No. 3, S654@s7c. Corn quiet: No. 2, 3lhs(e
3l9sc. Rye better: No. 2, 47c.
PyEIA, Sept. s.-Corn active and lower; No. /,
3l4@3l19c; No. 2, Hc Oats quiet; No. white,
22]9@2Sc. Rye steady; No. 2, f714@l71ac
OswEGo, sspt, s-Whest in fair demand: No. 2
Milwaukee spring, 81 ID; No. Chicago spring
held at 9Sc. Corn scarce: No. 2Western, Acc.
NEW ORLEANS. Sent. s-Corn dull. weak and
lower: mixed 46c Others unchanged. Sight ex-
change on New York 14c premium; sterling S4sS
BALTIMORE. Sept. S-Corn: steady mixed spot,
4Sc September 474c; October 47Ixc. Wheat:
No. red winter spot, September and October,
81 les November, 81 10j4.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. s.-Wheat: October, SS1S;
November, ss>a; December, SS15. Corn firm:
No. ., Ss5s. Oals irm; No. 2, 2I1s Rye quiet.
No. l, 1875 Barley steady: No. ., 661a.
JNDIANAPoLIs. Sept S-wheat steady: No Q red
s29sSc Corn quiet at S211sgS3kc. oats steady at
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SAMARITAN'S GIFT.
YOUNG MEN

Who for the first time have been in trouble,
we would warn against the use of that vile
drug, Balsam Copabia. 1t siokens the stom-
ach, brings on weakness, deranges the kid
neys, and is worthless as cure; and to
avoid this drug gavoid the quack. SAMAR-
ITAN'S GIFT is positive cure in two or
three days, without exposure or trouble.
How many suffer for months both body
and miud, all of which could be avoided by
the use of one package of Samaritan's Gift.
Sold by ERNST WILFERT, Fourth and
Walnut and by druggists. DESMOND &
co., Proprietors, 9l5 Race street, Philadel-
phia who will answer all letters asking for
advice.
ap16-1yr-W, &M&ap2s-1yrw
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organized, have in the construction of their
road-bed in this township wholly appro-
priated the county road through the land
of John Thompson and John w. Baer,
in Section % and that they have
obstructed public travel over the
same by making an embankment, and have
caused said travel to be wholly diverted
from the original road, and that said road
has been rendered unsafe and unfit
for use. We therefore respectfully ask
your honorable body to take such action
as YOU may deem fit and necessary to COM
pei the said NJ. & G. Road to remove the
obstructions placed by them in said county
road, and to reconstruct the same in as
good condition as it was originally.
THE TRUSTEES OF SYMMEs TOWNSHIP"