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lYOL,. VIII. DOVER, MORRIS COIfflTY, NEW JERSEY/SATURDAY, JULY 27 1S78. NO 33 'UE FOPULAK- HISCONVlilTlOJi OP mi) tho plugno from Europeun citien, POETIC. icou siispendL-d, tbe solur nyxti'in piling ! at; iifily. 'I'll*'I t f.v|i.M<ftl»' nenl iiilv(ii>:iti> of ilio ttunri'iniBi'y <>f 1'iov- 'ilic U|IIVC Ijuitriingc. [THE IRON ERA MVIXE PIlOVIIHINC'i;, iho Dlicupncsd of outtou and lijicu RUT- '•d into Dhow, aail tint mm uwl nil t)ti Jt •I30 i.i ii*. «Ii ijunj, not iiu'rout oi id«H«? dan aat omit to cMrcke Ilia rwn J:ii'.:Ii.-Ji (firl.sjmvo improved npon BROTHER JEREMIAH. "asflurt eternal Provideuco nnd uiunts boa baniabed leprooy, vcoduatiun ilanuta disHt]mtL'd into ihoir priinovti) tli llir liiuiuiih. hrfuij him, |jii'lf,'iu"iit in ilio ntTuini «f lif.', mid ^.n,.;,, r I!JO I'UH mid tha band- I ain'L no lifttid at Dndln' tmM lie wnys of God to mmi" is a task IIILB nearly oradicntod tbo Bmall-pox, and BENJ.H.VOGT. FOR DROPSY! uiHta. 8o, too, tlioutmlliiyiiitioi.M vhivli ' u< ilig wliieii bin jil(lj;in.:lits wiiilo protecting liis Ktihiuis.sivuuc^ With pirson, ctiuroli or oliulr j ^ i-f "liy dcviriing a *cty conioiiH Ii many OILICI-B bc»idca Juhu Milton tho cholera, born among the uuclean leviwtnted (Jbicago and Uosiuu cmild' wi n, liut wl,rj U-.n-h-n^y il,,. EDITOR AS» FBOBIETOB. I NEVUIt SHAI.I, NDIIOIIJ o*or licurd » word thfUivinu dtcj-ccs, io tM>i>)t>y ivtJ^ iUry of Urn ahvea, which lor tha pf and nHviiya with !hc in'uruia of Asia, dies out in the purer not bnve been avoitwl l»v uneciul luovi-i c!: fa oil lioirii Btroot nur B'.ookwell.. FOKGKT THE TlltST J)OSB. 1'Vnu Au«. Jrromlah. _ ^ 'iilh of <il1b:c ivfjuiiys Ibilt cans in liis pow«r to rcinler those tlu- t fjf AtliOlii'HU WO1B0O WO h*!g to eatna imperfect succcE a. Religious ex* iir o/Enrnpa and America. Famine? fleutial i II. B. HrBW;jrB Y VunriUKSCi:. .»t!lio di«(ii(f-y. Vut crees fiivuralilo to hia wishes. TKUUB UP SVllBCnlFTlON IlnL tliiuctt alu'l llko th-y utfd to bo, irtation nm] J.>hilo3ijihican t tcuHOuiug again, it is Been, arises from causes en- >f the ^U i:" from an Eii(;lihb you temporary. 1>SJIB Sm-I IIBVL- li<:i-u n grcnt mullim" (ruin swliicb rwidtrfufl (»r rill! | llwt wliich would he to What scojie, then, it will be antud, m iy«. y«iI rVUM touiloril Iu jui' lujjjuo luwie I Mlymi, rara-ii Joy; *> i fail to ieooiicilo tlio sufforcr from tirely wifbin human control, and while id Ii j M tbuj>; Itirel«y y«irliul . (Hi umullxt of t'lio liwu 1 wnu Folkf aiu't no linnoat, nor eo good, ;iudg useful in Bucial eeomnny. \Vi»nl j^Chig- or a JmlgR sonio jn:o[il(! iiihi^L oi: does tbiu view of Diviiio 1'rovidii.iib "fly liulpltss. 1 u:i« (.J]]I"MI IG |mvu t»vu tho ills of Ufa to tho oihflenco of a Goi] ftenmers nnd raib-oads mitigaUi its at- •Vino Yew,'- - - -'-"-•-' J2.00 DO ud|i ni Aa wlien I nu ft boy. uii ccalaai ulhcrcombvsiibh- waiter. nUrii»Hii>fi to tlitir Uod. lift in im- 1 Il uilp lnil' in aud uu! uf fW, 1 wiu.Mvuilpii leuvu tor it in tha government of (Jitj, uj'ii; tlio glovcti iu tbe right baud who oau protect" him againat them, but Cccts, A wisca nystom of cultivutiou is juru invariiibly in tbti biime wuy, ivlidh-. pi' ! •sis Minilba, - - - 1.00 lieu Urfifli- tliili my inliual nizs tiriiuiiii Wlimiltrasj-oonjr, rodpoot ir*a]j*id n:il aud <lo things ft "•"••time ? TJio quo^tioii liiw nliviL.Iy DJ- i»l»l. j jjiiSl-rai aJI 6 IDI.II v:>iii,iami live. will'uot. Eiert oursclvua tiB wo may to tcuding to maka^t impossible. —No. or tfiey are placed ou lu>nrtlis itu<l in fur-' v/•bicl h Ibry would duthruuc a Ki^g imd ! iriuil all reaiudicu for JJntmi-. 1 li-.d Uircu T<i roihe 'tworo growlo' gray ; 1 iiiciduutally answered. Divine | Hilf niiglure tba left Ii»ud--rnai6'er- Ifforeut Joel oi H. M* hieims nil inif-cUil 1 reeigtiedjijudcr aQ Lion, doubts . xim AND CBIUB. naces, or whether ihuy live fusliiuji^l in- Ilu< now-ailii-B, whnn your linir if wljfic, iniju'tiL'h 11 Judyt). How Jonp: WJlilduuv { riileutts is nu moru fhau tbo uiaioti- ( raulddio: many iiigJilH I tfiu u*v, yt&Ho*iic uggest tbemsclvGB. Wo find ouraolve* Advancing along tUia uauie path, mod- to the shape of buildiugy iilU*l nil!) m.-it, in morning. At IUHL V(i;;uliiii) wmjnciil me iiKjiiarcli hu jiormitted io rule who Hi> ;o in eucli aud everv part of Ih Dr.P.X.HABRIS, . JTticy aaj' you'*o liftil yuar daj> ora research is leading to llm conclusion soda. T:ip tlm l»!ft fihoiililer with tho glovoi j _ fr'tBliii. 1 never «It»!l iutgi'i tin- lli-xt dune? aakiug why Qad, oil-wise, all-jiowerful lfilmto.1 o/Hets to tiin putduimt favorites i! of tliu !UVH bv whicii it was creat* could ru»liKu ltd goiiti utt'uii!«11 urn dity K, day; 'i\m\i mcotin'-Hiioio* had no bHnJti, and nil-goad, OH lie Is represented tu be, Lbat vice and crime and tboir sad contte- -1'ull.w me. , anil SBttGEON, -vnuuuUliih' Iwlter, Aiiurlhudl*i,ouH^UK- Hotfetplc Md uo boll, BlOKWEfiS Mill DEATH. infsjiwtlvuui Ui«ir(l|iiort8 forilic dir ted, and nccording to which it still c; ir Oliottlu* i tioulil t,!ei l. <iiil(u well niublu. i not prevent Iho ovila wbith wo and (lucnccs ore likewise amenable to nat- TJI[» the chin witb tbe gloves—I JOTB Aud folk* lioordatoro old dnctilo 'boat Tbe casce in wbicli it H the hm.lr.t to li(.-H injjio.HL'd on them, <,i-w lio nlmiild w- BOTBB, N. J. pi?Ksnto|jHln noiroiido i^t. Aritr UkliiB muy nv»il of tu< <III no | ,iiK.:r. The jvdKBioni, HuHii, nod hell. BO many olhera Jiayo to endure, nnd why, ixal iflwB nnd erodicable by the nse oladmit tbis truth are tbu»o of JIJO sieU- ( IB IT QJUIDEMIB OH OUCIU11D ITIIirr. no 18 Inttiu*, I COIIM «ulli mm -JUV i>nrt <» hiiturilr Ukc awnyQio pwiterty at acr- lints tt? our good, or neglect tliem to uui bia providence extencfa, us wo nro told icnus similar to those employed for tbe neaa and dcalit of pemum near nml dour Turn tliu (-loved inside oat-I bate you. n iliupay Imd at tlila'iW IIKOJIIUJIVII. / We nang no trlOin' tunot, but pxalroi, tuin of his Hiibjcuts who Imd nut been injury ; but thoy will not bu .iliungod nt [itltkilijf tlifi VitjiL-Iino niillll rcualin>a my JUBI an King David writ 'cm. doea, to tbo minutest ovenla of ouroaio nnd prevoDtioii of phytsiaal diseases, to P8, So much .oliEiuiiritv vi-t idU-wh FuM tliti gloves no;itlj—I should hka IT ulbeilfV I « r.loI > .( am i.Y«ur.-i wifllcii'iilly liiH fliitfereni nwl pive it t«.our fciitrciity, nor enn we avoid tLo pcu- u B u ! U Wo'il tin uiipald-for-orgln. but iXJcricuco, tboae evonU nro not BO or- 01 tho intimate connection between the woriiilRa of dimmi! nml the niL-ans to bo with you. ui(ng Vi-gciliie ala-r i uni iiurni'i IVHH uii i- "ll'.-IM IN-IV fj1»«JI)ioi.K, WJjat Jiulgt aliies oj their iDfracJiou, Our good 01 atlDiKltoioyMoi-li. I urn u turi>u)t<r >iul A' tmiiu' fork to l'llob 'cm. krod aa to accouipHah his inirpnocR criminal propensities aud a disordered 1'nfc on (lie left glove, leaving tha ultlt-r, I will alan w.iy it Jinn rum) nil mini if oountoraoting it, that it is eu^- to fmi- voul.l boiiiiuwea to sit 011 tlio boncli ill fortune ia in ottr own hnml.q, au-1 Ooimselior at Law - wlfu'a (irKt'iiiiigin, nliu liml min'onitl f'it Wlion dcacniiR v>im 'toclcd hy tlio chutah, •itliout in&icting imici. Wo Ituoiv what coustifation, sod of tbe hcredibiry trsas- cy Qad able, it lio v?W, UP avert HH fulnl Ihniiib iiiiciTtrod—J)o you lovo mfl ! AND • •• -•... "In, ifHteiit-i?, not tu tiio urgii whatever ho our aclious we niuiit abide Iliau UO yuaru. Miu Hny«Hb(- lino m.t liail Tbny oboao tlio uldluk tuon ; ;o Bbonld do if wo were in his i>luoe, miiuuou of the ono cr of tbe other, there terminatiDD. Tho mothai1, hiiu^niKuvi••• Broji buili ylovL's—I love yon. tur&iRia forofglit mm it (is. 1 ImvuKfvuii Tlmy did nnt tposo » K»y, yoaoR mirifi: . , ti'-niiMil, but to the imjioHnuitieu of one tbo couBequenccfl. The ignoraut rejiine MASTKU IN CIlAplCEIlV,^ lieofiriyi'hitJi-on fitr Canker Humor. 1 Kiel it pathos our cnm|>rohonHion thai in- no longer a donbL Tbe mystery aick babe, cannot bo nnuiu to ]>•-• , Tivirl thogloroij roauil tho Sugars—3»~ Cuuld bo a dosoun tlitn, ' t-rlliButhiir pui-ty in ibo hcvoral cmises ind rebel, the pious wonder and adore, DO iunht fu nijr (HJnl It vtil) edio anv ,Ue Creator should bo lisa bencvifluHi wbiob OBDO involved tie ejhibitioD of I careful; wo nro watched.
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