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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-15

trat in bic 5ausFur, um bort pielleidt ei'
nen anosren ginsans often 3u fatsn; l'e
fdritt ben Gang binrurA. bis fle 3u Der
biuteren 5tir, bic in ben @arteu unb
nod Der 8eranba fitrte, selanst mar.
Dort tlieb fe betruftn feten es mar
tsinc 1dulduu5; unter Der wenumrant'
ten geranba erblidte Ge nsben Der oltsn
6austdltertn bas 1tSne Wabdsn aus Der
gtua BON paFy, freilid In bar8srlidtr
Gradt, bod niht minber id6n, roie lFs nit
ianler,ligtem 0ipsritreben 3usefsben mub
tie. Doh bas unbetaaea Der Gifsrludt
MID talo FER 6reuns iber tie ntue Snt'
bsduns; fe fsotlodte oa,iibsr. eab l's i'm
gsiibe bes @sbeimniIts isi, wslass 5enr'
ssreetlih gu eatballen fuhtf. Gscils tret
ndker !; 1e wdnbte fFh an Wanen NIT IT,
rem anltessa btsie er,uioerte NIT frsano
lidsm Qdtsln, ba bic CARTE anmutbiee
gri6sinuna bes frsmpsn MaeHene nab
fstn mstanfpli1her @efhteausbrud tbrsn
4nttsil erwedten Rs Dintte Dem Wer!.
fatrer, Der an Der Ssir Der Wafsnfhmte
be aanb nnb bisifr fiitrte Geeiie In BEN
9aben unb ssrbanoelte ibr eInen DclA
NIT idmudsm Griff, on Sen fIe einen gro.
fen She'll ibrsr griparniiie panete.
@S mar ttr eissn gu @utte. als iIe il6
In ge0se Der blanfsn Waffe nno oieie 70
nabe ihrem 5er,en fatlts gHar co@ eies
Sera bon neuem tSDilid eetrcfsu, als fle
bsr flesrsidcn S&GnteIt Wtanons essen.
iteraane bic unerre!hbarf Sihsrbeit,
bic aus benz san3tn Bentbmsn bss Urrneb'
men Graulesns fp.ah, empfane lls c!s cine
bittsrs &rantuna; He spor bsTaamene fir
ibs e!ssnss rathlcfss unS unaalss WeIsn
unb has m..tbiss eabeln Manons tr.
wedts i'm 9trisn bfr sariidaelebtsn Nstsn
bubsctin nur 6as unp feinslide @'eFa.
nune sesen be tsrSsfn'nnsnbs Sirens.
s@ (Gprtfebnns foletJ -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-15

urdidlaeenber @rf ols.
ueber 1000 @remplare bes in ben Spalten
oieier 3eituns anse3eisten uusse;eidneten
8uAeS, y Ser 6ettunssanter," wutben
inn 2uufs oeS uorigen WonatS abseleet,
unb iino MIR feit bauOn iibsr3eu8t, baB
jebes oerielten in baS Saus beS Sanb=
perters, Tarmers uno @eiddftss sMannee
iopie in bic itrablenoen Yaldite Der Neiz
den 6reube, Croft, Srieoen unb @ladlez
lisfeit sebradt bat. ss
Soften mir, caB eurd bic ,pertbuOllen
9satbidldse oes u9tet II ante t 8
enplid benz erbdrmli4en Greiben Der
sNuadialber, .6abrifaaten .iosenannter
eleetrilder Seilu,ittel, iumie r9ieperents
uno Der 8erfufer wertbloler Suoelidrif=
ten, bic gaidts als bic Gusbeutuns ibrer
Opfer be5meden, Elm balDises gnte Be-
reitet perpe. Dies 1T unier unfridtiser
Wunid. gbllabelp1ia Easeblatt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-15
Soiepb &anoa's Mmble
In Ntu Braunfels mutlt ietr sutss 6orn.
unb Wei3enmetl nno sertanit in srobsn
Qaantitatrn In bic umsegsnb.
SSibti9e nno tparnenoe ytptis
fir Aur, bic etHe Stdbmaid1ine
~ fnnfen beabIbtiNen.
Office son % 6 ties Ndbmafdineng g.,
gieSeIdnS, 8 Is. Mdrs 1881.

Office son % 8 ties Ndbmaf6inen e..
GieYelaas, 8 is. Ndrs 1887.
aBir Isnteu Sbre bsfOnpers Mafmertiam ba>
rauf bas mir bi, 5litifiie bes SAiefers, Der bic
Sbutile eedt. nit etner beutliGen Nummer Be-
3sidaca unb eiefeI6e resiifriren. Wtna perfauft,
fteGen mir benz Rduier tinen Warrant aft Sabr.
aus. Dtelsr Warraat eatbilt ben Namen beS
Msenien, Der bic Rafhine scn rns faufte. ben
Datum oeS Saufs unb bic euf Der pldtts befinbs
ltbe Summer, Der Darrant III BON uns unter.
sei9nst une nit BEN SisseI ftr Gompasnie str>
f,ben. Nle anbern untsr unftrm Hsmen ausee-
lteattn Wauante fno undht. verionen, pelhe
YRdfhinen faufen, an bertn Wlattsn bic Rammer
ss,dnbert ober bsitabist III, fOanen fl6.r lein,
fruber uber pdiu in llnannfbmlt&ftittn ju &C.
raiben.
Die d5ts ,.gBbite" III bsatisen zasss bic DO.
puldrfs i'm panbel. bic biuisite unb beife. Cine
srOssr @n,ab! Der ,Wbit." III. felt eiefelbs I'M
panoe eribien. fabri,irt unb sertauft pprcen, ale
bon elmer onbern i'm lsIbsn 3eiiraume, feiioem
Nabmaf6intn erfunosn purotn. Sbre Qeidliaftit.
Geld ninbisfst, nsiie 1erm, SASnteit, San.
srbaftisteii 9erdultloHsteit unb ibr Qreis p,,<
stnis.n lid I'm bic @afbins itbsr ssanili, min.
fhtnsnsdb ~ maden unb Y,litinbise 3ufrieStn-
Belt nit ecr .gDbtf" III it5,rn
Ter rsaudre a1itoriiir!e @srf6ufer fir Cen
@nirnic, 2sras. it Gerr gN. s.. GrpS.
nnb mir raibtn ben Rdufsrn, Niemanb anbers ~
paironitreu, um bic dtie ..Dbite". iu befomutit.
Dbtis Rdbmaf4inta. gompanuis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-15
: Sn @alpefon fam ant IA. elm se

- Sn @alpelton fam ant IA. elm se'
miNer $. 9. Suniton pon 8illotp Sole,
Wtaoiion County, an, Der anSiebt, baB
BON Brpan aus smei Mdnner ibnt fOlsten,
bic beim @intreifen in Der Snielfaot ibn
sa elmer @rfriiduns einluoeu uno iba in
eineu Salon fabrten. Sunfcn tranf
nit ben 2euten unb fanb iid BON elmer
8etdubuns erwadeno minus ieiner aus
$3-40o beitebenben 8aari idaft pieber.
Der Seraubte leibet an Der Sdmtnbiu4t
uno mar auf Der Neiie 3u ieinen Ser
panbten in Sadionpille, 6la., besriffen.-
Dus britiide Danpfidiff 6ifelbire fam
IN @alpeifon nit 1000 Gcnnen @dienen
&c fir bic gplt Colorado uao Santa Sc
8abn an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-15
9teeb's Silt @bse Gonic bsilt Sic
Der uno Ngue.
Graffu8 Neeb.


Das srSBte 81 SbelIa8er bsr
FS.aet III eaejentse bes 5errn s. &esb.
MGbel allsr Art iino tafelbl In 8r5Bter'
1usratl su ben nisbrtSaen Yrstlen su
babtn unb In Der 1tat tann jsber @es
l,t'nad bsfriesist werben. Darlor, unb
ShlaDimmsr.S.ts fauft man BET 9errn
6. Nseo gu Jabr,fprsiien, ra CT feline MS.
bel btrett aus ben sr6btsn Gatrlen bes
eanees bsstsbt. 5err @eso bat aussr>
eem sinsn sroben gorratb BON 5sppiden
uno Mattsn unb aatn In bieies Sad ein.
ihlagsuben Waaren. gDer NGbet irgenb
welher art setrauht, tbut uobl, fd an
5errn Neeb ,u .ptnbeu. 8om @swS9n.
lihGsn bls gum Gaerfeinfen unb 1teuer=
fen 1T @lles In ieinem Sture 81 finten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-15
morrbotben, bis isbt al

6dmorrboioen, bis isbt ais
unteilbar bstrahtet, tGnnen auf eine
biqiss, unldablide unb ihmsr3lpfe @etle,
burd Die Mn.psneuna Don Or. 9. Sils.
tss's ANAKESIS, farirt msrben, wslGss
burh Eaa(snbe BON lsbsnosn 3sussn,
ypslhs lore @snsluns bielem ldassassn
Mittsl 1u banttn babsn. be!piefen msrbsn
fann. Mufer weroen auf 8srlangsn
,ugsfdidt burd .. 81 u.
siidotsr s. Co., Bcr 1916, Nep ycrf.
3n babsn In alIsn rsnsmmirten Gpotssfen.
5utet eu& por Nadabmunsen. Nhtet
barauf. bab Die uaterihrift BON 6. @ils-
Bee. M.O. ia anf ifeer selte Der
Sdad.tl tefnbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-15
3 e ga 3.

(Horrfspunaemy.) Guero, Eeras, ben
13. Arril, 1884, DaS seitern Geenb in
Der bieltsen Gurnbaue absebattene &pns
sert gum Belien Der Deutid =Nmerifanis
iden Sdule 1T in leoer Be5iebuus alS
etn 9lin5enoer @rfcls 81 besei4nen, be-
ienoers. pa 70 wenis 3eit ben bieiisen
Sdnsern CUR 0Orbereituns seseben wurpe.
Ser Mart;n prn Baltimore, Wip. elm
in meiten Sreiien beriibn,ter Gencrilt, Der
nur ,rpei 9use bier perpeilte, batte ndm-
lid lcine frcllaolide Mit,pirfuns Sa els
mem aou5erte Suseiust. uuO 70 fcnute nur
burd bic unermapliden 8enlibunSen beS
:Serrn s. Dtisse elm Yrcsranlm uufse>
fteIt irerpen. @ie selp0bnlid leiftets
Serr Wtartin, bcr Stsra ceS 3pn,ert'S,
aud Oiesnlal gang sluberrroentlideS uno
iuirp iein meilterbaites Sinsen nod lanse
in Der grinnerunS ber Gueroaner bleiben.
Den IN benz Spn5erte mt,uirfenoen
bieliseu Ginger, unb sdnserinnen inter
benen Serrr unb Jrau Wiiisse, 1rou
gusen Wteillner, Ser R. 8lebers, Or.
9teuB unb Yrofslisr Gollton lid tefanben,
fam gar nidt senus geb fir ibre ausse.
Seidneten .9eiitunsen seSollt werpen.
DaS Yiano Duett yQuipire" ppraee
trayen BON Sri. Olse gahloied unb Yrpz
feffor Jortb erbielt alsemeinen yeifaa.
rWlerere" gerbi Der 6atiniba.
Warid (Suppe) uno Wartba (TlotOp)
porsetrasen Don SRI. u. Neub (Pianc),
6errn q. alebers (Jtote) unb Ser
Oscar NeuB (gicline) )1pareu gang luperb
unb bic Wfitwirfenben ernteten iro9lpsrs
bienten IpplauS.
Nae, melde baS seitrise aon,ert Be-
ludten, sinsen persniSt unb befrieciSt
mad Sauie uno mar es bereu ein;iser
8unid nod oft abnlide Gbenbe perbrin=
gen 81 fSnnen.
Der Bel bieien1 8on5erte gum 8elten
Der Shule einsegangene Nettbetras BE-,
! aujt ld auf $68. .25, nno Iomit mare bier
wieber einmal bas 0fheiide NIT benz
9dSnen unb Grbabeneii perbunben mors
ben. Amsmft Splsapfel.
- Iar ben Bau bes 3apitOls in Au=
fin liesen bier ansebOte Dor, welde baS
@ebiuDe fir bic 3apitol. .9dnberein errid.
ten molten. Sn Baar iperoen bic
Yautcasn uuf II OsiliOnen DOaar se=
iddet. Babrenp beS nahiteu Sommers
icll nit ben arbeiteu besonnen tperben.
= Sn Bromn GOuntp bat baS Dt=
flrittseridt ieit leetem susult feline
Sibung absebalten, neil bic lesislatur
bic @eridtstsrmine perdnDert bat. Die
nddite Situns iinoet erf i'm Septembsr
tatt.
- Sn 2anpaiaS wuroe i'm Werlau
weniser Gage 5 Winner we5en Yfcce.
biebitabl uno 2 weoen Steblens BON
&incuieb perbaftet.
Commando beliet einen Pcltnete
fer, ber bereits 40 Sabre i'm Bpitoienlt il
uno feline erite Sommiilicn pom Yrdli
bentsn Vun Buren erbIelt. Seet 1T e,
/; abseiett worben uno mnb einem Nnoern
YlaB MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-15
gtne autel 6ausfrau

= SIR 5ausfrauen, bic tbr ieess Trab,
tatl cure 6auler elmer aranplidsn Nein,
iSuns unte,iebt perseiift nidt. bab cure
@sfunb9e!t, fowie bic carer Battsn unb
Gncer. ,pertspollfr 1T ais o!sle 6du(er.
uue fab bas tSrperlihe Syaem sbenfaas
einer eriinolihen Rsinisuna beearL I'M es
in BEN StanD ,u ieben. ben ltbrrFen &timl
weAisla oter ben @infliiifen malariider
ODER miasmifder Muspiinaunsen Wiebsr
lfanb ,u leifen. 6ein DitteI srrsidt sisisn
3wsd 70 oollfommsn ais bas 6opfen
Bitters, bic reinfe une bette aller
Weei3insn. ~ goneorO q. s.. patriot. :"
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.6ai.ptpreis $4,000.
100000 1idets gu 2 Dollar GOES.
0albe Iidets 81.

Npprorim atione Geninne:
@pprpriria!icne>g >geTiare ju $500 2,7oo
bo. 200 1880
. ot. 100 zoe
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Der Superintenbent ber
Nmerican Yrint Wcrfs, Sails Silver,
Ma6, Serr Tbomas 5artlep, tritt nit fol-
senpem por bic Sefentlidfeit: llnsefdbr 2
Woden suriid murbe i4 burd Elm Sals=
leiben beilnseludt, pel9eS mir srrBe
Sdmer3en tereitete. Sd ,panbte ct.
Safobs Sel an uub mar In furder 5eit
pieter beraeIte[lt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-15
Der Gpntraft sum Bau ber erlt,

- Der Gontraft gum Bau ber eriten
27 Wfeilen Der Gbieasp, Teras uno meri=
fanilden gentralbabn bon DallaS aus,
1T an, IA. abseldlp1en tpprben. Die
Strede ioll inner9alb GO Easen III Sez
trieb iein.
- 8aumwulle, Semitic unb Tridte
linb int nSrbliden Teras burd ben Srolt
in Der Wadt bonn 13. pcllitanbis ruinirt
mprben.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-27
WORDS OF WISDOM.

They despise riches that despair OF
them.
Ambition Is but the evil shadow OF
aspiratio1.-GeOrgs Mac DOadM
Suspicious amongst thoughts are
like bats amongst birds; they ever fly by
twilight.
Those that want friends to open them
selves unto are cannibals of their own
hearts.
Godhe the heart without the words,
but he never hears the words without
the heart.
Always there is black spot in our
sunshine; it is the shadow OF ourselves.
-CUiyle.
Blows are sarcasm turned stupid; wit
is form of force that leaves the limbs
at rest.-Etiir Holt.
Anger ventilated often hurries to-
wards forgiveness; anger concealed
often hardens into revenge.-BUiuer
LyitOn.
Our good deeds rarely cause much
gossip among our fellow citizens, but
our evil ones leap Immediately into no.
toriety.
No man puts rotten apples In his pouch
Becau their upper side looks fair TO him,
FED HoH.
Exclusively of the abstract sciences
the largest and worthiest portion OF our
knowledge consists Of aphOrisms, and the
greatest and best OF men is but an aphor-
ism.- COlsridge
An apology in the original sense was a
pleading off from charge or imputation,
by ex planning or defending principles or
conduct. Ii therefore amounted to
vindication.-Cr0bbe.
A thorough paced antiquarian not
only remembers what all other people
have thought proper TO forget, but he
also forgets what all other people think
il proper to remember.-COItOn.
When a man is dangerously i'll. the
law grants dispensation, for it says:
"You may break one Sabbath on his be-
half, that he NAV be preserved to keep
many Sabbaths." The Tdlmui.
never worked better than when | am
inspired by anger; when i am angry |
can write, pray and preach well; for then
my whole temperament is qulckened,
my understanding shsrpened, aud all
mundane vexations and temptations de.
psrt.-Luther.
The Christian thought, the Christian
tradition, the Christian society are great,
the imperial thought, the tradition, the
society OF this earth. 1t is from Chris
tendon outward that power and in
fiuence rsdiate, not toward it, and into
it that they tlow.-Gtadsto''e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-27
Mat, a. Little Mary Underhill.

That "death loves a shining MARI
was never more forcibly illustrated than
in the passing away OF the beautiful mt
lie daughter Of DR.. j. w. Underhili. who
breathed her last yesterday morning at
three O'Clock. Little Mary contracted
typhoid malarial fever few days ago,
which developed into congestion OF the
brain. the immediate cause OF ner death:
Thus has one of the brightest, most
beautiful of lives closed-a life: BRIEF as
il was, that gave evidence OF happy
promise and a character supernaturaliy
lovely. She was remarkably precoclous,
and her intellectual development was at
the expense OF her frail form. Every
one whe saw her was impressed with
the radiant loneliness OF her features
and her gentle thoughtful disposition,
and tine blighting of this fair bud OF
promise will be deplored by all who
knew her, while her parents have re-
ceived a cruel blow from which they,
will never recover. The funeral Will
take place from the family residence
No. 2G Clinton street, at two O'Clock to-
morrow ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Enquirer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-27
FASHION NOTES.

Tuscan braids are very fashionable.
Foulard silks are as popular as ever.
Nuns yelling is q semi.sheer materi-
al.
Very stylish bonnets are OF the bebe
shape.
A new wrap for spring is OF reversible
cloth.
Dark hats come in wood color and
olive shades.
Jackets of Melton and cheviot are
much worn.
Embroidered borders to dresses are
fashionable.
Ostrich and marabout feathers are
made up in fans.
Spring nantes are longer than last
winters dolmans.
Light cheviot is the fashionable mate
rial for wraps.
Trough and Ready bonnots will be
very much wora.
Poppies are favorite flowers for trim
ming this season.
India linen comes in plain and mixed
colors for summer wear.
Steel fringe is much used on the fronts
Of black satin dresses.
Hand. painted silk and satin fans are
more fashionable than ever.
The Fanchon bonnet appears in every
material, from straw TO silk.
Pale shades oil pink, blue and laven-
der will be worn in thin dresses.
Lace Tuscan bonnets with tinted silk
Innings require little trimming.
The half ulster, with cape and hood,
is the favorite spring coat for driving.
"Drap de Virginie" is fine bunting
deliberately embroidered in colored silk.
Cachemire and camelettes come in
solid colors, with borders for trimming.
The buntings are Of a finer make and
more varied in design than last year.
Hunting jackets Of dark blue or invis-
IDLE green are trimmed with gold braid.
Beaded thread. invented by q French
manufactures, is used for embroidery.
Pink and white Scotch ginghams in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-27
Glorious Climate of Ohio,

From the Burlington Hswkeye.
81 feel" said the fat passenger, as the
train crossed the Ohio line, that L am
in the land of statesmen. There IS the
smell of Post Office in the AIR, and the
low sweet sound OF q Consulate is heard
in the deyy distance. | see the shadowy
forms OF Marsbals yet to be, and out
of the dreamy gates OF Impossible L
see the sad procession oil never-to De
supreme Judges. 1t is dear and favor.
ed land, this grand old step mother OF
Presidents g,
1--WE All love our country" said the
sal passenger, "and We fight and swear
and work and lie and sweat and shout
for the privilege OF administering her
finances. Oh, America, America,
what would Il country e without OIL
iices?'
"It would be like cat without a
voice" the man on the wood box SAID.
'Ora cigar without q match, the cross
passenger said.
"Or a room without q bed" said En-
dvmi,n, the sleepy passenger.
"Or bar without Shiskey," said the
tall, thin passenger, wEereupon several
voices Immediately asked what that
was. A..
"Ailer AL" the jester said, ""politi-
clans are no worse than they used TO be,
but there are more OF them. And
therein is all the evil. GrasShoppers
are no more voraciOus in ore season
than in another, but in the years when
| they multiply their census by countless
millions, they are able to do definitely
more mischief than when they are
barely enough Of them to furnish fish
halt Tor the industrious citizen OF the
republic. And all mischief in the
country lent done by the politicians!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-27
SELECTED MISCELLANY.

No man is good enough to govern an
other man without that others con-
| sent.
A popular government, without in
formation, or the means Of acquiring 1t,
is but prologue to farce or tragedy,
or perhaps to both.
Those passionate persons who carry
their hearts in their mouths are rather
to be pitied than feared their threaten.
ings serving no other purpose than to
forearm him that is threatened.
All the good things OF this world are
no further good to US than as they are
Of use; and whatever We may heap up
to give to Others, we enjoy only as much
as we can use, and no more.
After all the talk OF scholars. There
are but two sorts OF government; one
where men show their teeth at each
other, and one where men show their
tongues and lick the feet OF the strong
est.
The education OF the moral nature oil
man is not only necessary, but 1t Is the
grand necessity. II the intellect runs TO
waste without education, much mere
the moral nature, which, like the earth
without cultivation, will only yield
tfrOrns and thistles.
IL is most certain that all i'll tongues
would be lent il i'll ears were not open;
and hence it was an opposite saying oil
the ancients that the teller and nearer
of SANDER should both be hanged-the
one by the tongue and the other by the
ears.
Anarchy is the choking, sweltering,
deadly killing OF rule by no rule; the
conservation OF cupidity and the draying
of folly, and dim stupidity and baseness
in most OF the affairs OF men. Slop'shlrts
attainable three half.pence cheaper by
the running OF living bodies and immortal
soulS.-Cmiyte.
There is one thing, above all others,
which renders most modern systems OF
philosophy difficult OF pOpularization,
and that is this: that there Is sort oil
arbitrary jargon in which their ideas
are clothed which must be mastered be-
fore We can arrive at the ideas them
selves.
Mems minds are as variant as their
faces, and, where the motives OF their
actions are pure, the operation OF the
former is no mere to be imputed to
them Us a crime, than the appearance OF
the latter; for both, being the work OF
nature, are alike unavoidable. lhber.
aliIy and charity, instead OF clamor and
misrepresentation, ought to govern IN
all disputes about matters OF impor'
tanPa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-27
ROBIN REDBREAS L.
JOHN O. WHITTIER.

Ny old welSh neighbor over the way
Crept slowly out in the sun OF spring,
Pushed from her ears the locks OF gray
And listened 10 hear the robin sing.
Her grandson, playing at MARBLES, stopped
Aud cruel in sport ~ boys will be,
Tossed stone at the bird, who hoped
From bough 10 bough in the apple-tree.
May" said the grandmother, "have you not
heard,
Ny poor bad boy! of the fiery pit,
And how, drop by dIOp, this merciful bird
Carries the water that quenches II?
He brings cool dew in his little bill
And lets IL fall on the souls Of sin
You can see the marks on his rcd breast tti!l
OF fires that scorch as he drops 1t in.
Ny poor Bron Ihuddyn my brcsst-burned
bird!
S!ngin, so sweety from limb TO limb,
Very dear 20 the heart of our Lord
Is he who pities the lost like him,
amen, =" said 20 the beautiful myth,
Sing BIRD OF God in my heartas well,
Each good thought is a drop wheresith
To cool and lessen he fires OF hell
Prayers Of love like randropS fall,
Tears OF pity are cooling dew,
And dear 10 the heart OF our Lord are all
Who suffer like Him In the good they DO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-27

Whatever things man sees and hears
and is affected with, these are insinuated
"a 70 ideas and ends into his interior
memory without his being aware OF 1t,
and there they remain. so that not any
thing perishes. The interior memory,
therefore, is such that there are inscrle-
ed on is all the particular things which
he has a, any time thought, spoken or
done, even such as have appeared to
him but a shadow, together with the
most minute circumstances, and this
from his earliest infancy 10 extreme Old
age. A man has with him the memory
of all these things when he comes into
the other life, and is brought successive
ly into reeollections OF them. This Is
the book Of his life which is opened in
the other world, and according to which
he is Judged. A man can scarcely
believe this, but still it is most true.
All his ends, which are even to himself
in obscurity, all that he bad spoken and
done, as derived from those ends, are,
10 their most minute point, in that
Book, that is in the interior memory
S'redenborg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-27
How Malone Became the Ruler Of q Big
Partee.
n. Y. sun.

when was a lad held nv place
As gay young msssa Of the dominant race
i nourished and bloomed a. brisht ss a rose,
Aud walloped the niger whenever chose,
l walloped the Niger so strenuouslee,
That now am the ruler Of big partse,
when wasa man FASTENED to fight
For what my State declared to be iKht;
showed the North OF what stuff WAS made.
As fought at the head of Mahone's brigade.
fought through the war so vallantlee,
That now am the boss Of 4 big partee.
The war being ended. learned new tricks,
And took up the trade Of poliucs:
told my folks there was hope for rs vet,
And showed them how to get rid Of debt.
taught this lesson 80 constsntlee,
That now am the luler OF big partee.
I came 10 tue Senate. and Conkling and those
Declared should have whatever chose;
i suited, they said, the Republican heart,
And bTayely aud nobly had played my part.
Ny part had played 50 suCcs ssfullee,
That now lam the ruler Of big partee
Rebellion IN Il the song sing.
Reputation il the, cheme bring,
And they who needed and brought my aid
Can never go hack ON the bargain they made.
That bargain clinchci so Carefullec,
That now am the ruler Of a big partee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-27
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