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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1830
Page
4
A lyric urging believers to embrace the Church as the bride of Christ and reject idols and Babylon. It contrasts the Gospel’s triumph with "cold formal professors" and Pharisees, while saints press toward glory as grace pours out and Babel falls.
A traveller recalls Rondine a famed Piedmont outlaw executed in Turin. Orphaned, he bested his uncle’s schemes, joined the army, rose to sergeant, and later killed guards in multiple confrontations. He fled to the hills, wary of capture, aided by a loyal dog and spared by peasant sympathy for the Carbonari era.
Rondino, described as a feared wanderer, defies robbers and gendarmes to protect a lawyer’s carriage. He refuses bribes, guards a carriage with his mastiff, and at last surrenders to a captain after a prolonged Belfry standoff, insisting he did his duty as an honest man.
An officer assures care for a dog as Rondino rips off a gun lock and discards the weapon. He is jailed awaiting trial for two years, receiving his sentence with composure and no bravado.
A 19th century letter extols a method to raise blooded colts from thoroughbred stallions. It praises Mr. Wallin Brodnaxe of Brunswick County for profits from stud sales, notes use of mules as work stock, and gives breeding and foaling guidance focused on stock selection, stable conditions, feeding, and yearling management.
W. B. Brodnane discusses feeding choices for mares and foals noting that wheat piles are preferred over corn or oats for health and cost. He describes a method of weaning in stables and reports growth measurements from a mare of good stock, following several removals that increased height from four feet six inches to five feet six inches. The account emphasizes oats as beneficial and economical in his feeding program.
An essay on hope across life stages from childhood to old age, describing how people pursue happiness through study ambition family and work. It argues true happiness comes from the Father of Lights and transcends earthly gains, guiding individuals from schoolboy dreams to laboring toil and distant voyages.
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