davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30
For the Chronicle.

4
Mr.. EDITOR: Perhaps the subject
Of this communication has been al
ready more ar less exhausted, but
there are not few young men who,
like myself, doin comprehend the
questions at issae as satisfactorily as
desired. The City Marshall has COM
menccd the annual collt s.sae os psi
tax. He showed us our tnamc on his
book last week. We wele Confede-
rate soldier; i course wdare disfran-
ehisca We laid to him Nat we pro-
ferred not paying at presfnt, as we
desired to Understand the matter
somewhat be ter first. it quite
foolish yet Awhile, Mr.. EDITOR, to
speak or write the word 'Constitu-
tion?'. That I'VE know Is a Ivory sig-
pificant and comprehensive word; or
at least used TO i've In good old Demo
cratic days. HIS 1t quite lost its ante
6clla.m mccartney Is not "no repre-
resentation, no taxation" yet, at least
literally, one If the cardinal princi-
pies of Republican government? (Is
ours such an one?) We know, Mr..
Editor, that you are among tho last
to counsel even indifference to law;
we, as a people, are law-abiding. Are
We not justified By la,O (not Brown
lowism) in refusing to pay taxes?-
Some have refused, and have not paid
q cent since the war ended. Suppose
all the disfranchised "statd upon the
Constitution" what would be the re-
suit? Can Brownlow draw blood
from turnip? Some Of us have no
available property" VIII he build
work-houses and give us job?-
Which do you say, Mr.. Editor, in
view Of existing circumstances? Re-
fuse to pay the taxes and let old Spit
fire rage, but "run the machine"
alone? or shall We, in considerations of
the present deplorable dondition po-
litically, and In view Of he pending
very momentous issueA that will
doubtless culminate in Political libs
erty or death on the Sd of November,
pay the taxes, however unjust and H.
legal, thus to some extent preventing
additional agitation amid tho vexed
questions of inherent and political
rights? Some, wo know, contend
that We have no rights, &C.; but your
views, Mr.. Editor, will be much ap-
preciatcd by many
NoN-vOTERs.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30

SCIENTIFIC WONDERING take
the following item from the Georgia
Citizen:
"Ourattention was yesterday called
to one of the greatest curiosities we
have ever beheld. Drs. Hardwick,
Hihkle and McLeon, for the purpose
of dissecting and experimenting had
obtained of the butchers the eye Of
an OK. Having operated upon IL but
little, they put IL away for preserva-
tion in a bottle of carbonic acid
Upon taking II up again they dis
covered, upon the retina, a clearly
defined photograph image of n man.
We had known that IL was said by
scientific men that the image Of the
last person looked upon was left upon
the eye of dying man, and by this
means murderers had been detected.
This phenomenon described confirms
this assertion"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30
Cypress Circait, L II Grubbs, D NJ

Cypress Circaits L II Grubbs, d Nj
Booth.
Waterloo Circuit, w M Rippey.
Savannah Circuit, ID II Merry man
Pulaski Station, Felix II Hill.
Rogersville and Driskilps Chapel,
Thos F Brown.
= shoal Mission, to be supplied by J
q Gibson.
RIchland Circuit, w q Henslcy, A
M Ezell, c Laxon, Sup.
Prospect Circuit, James NJ Locke;
w w Graves, Sup.
Trinity Station, Jno A Thompson.
West Point Mission, to be supplied
by g True.
Robert A Young, d d, President OF
Wesleyan University.
CARTHAGE DIsTRICT.-J d Allison,
Carthage Circuit, Robt A Reagan.
Alexander Circuit, Jno G Putnam.
Smithville Circuit, w. B Lowry,
A II Reams, Sup.
Woodbury. Circuit, E ] Allen, j A
Walkup, Sup.
Cumberland Circuit, to bo supplied
by ID NJ Southland.
Sparta Station, B NJ stephens.
Sparta Circuit, N B s Owings.
Cookyille Mission, Jackson Ford.
Livingston Circuit, John b Jordan.
Wartrace Circuit, M N Ford.
MCMINNvILLE DIsTRIcT.-F Z
Pitts, PIE.
McMinnville Station, G F Hcnder-
son.
McMinnville Circuit, J. g Myers.
Hickory Creek Circuit and Warren
Mission, r. + Mcbride.
Manchester Station, g w Anderson
Manchester Circuit, II p Gamma
way.
Bedford Circuit, T b Marks.
Tullahoma Circuit, Allen Tribhle.
Winchester Station, A T Crawford.
Fayetteville Station, w. Witcher.
Fayetteville Circuit. NJ r Tucker.
Bell Buckle and Wartrace, r w
Bellamy.
Hammer Highland College, b H
Malone, President.
TRANSFERRED.
+ NJ Bounds, to Mobile Conference.
w q Davis, to Illinois Conference.
Il A Scrugs, to Illinois Conference.
George L Staley, to Kentucky Con-
ference.
LOCATED.
M T Hnlsey, + NJ Hickman and
Alfred A Barbec.
DISCONTINUED AT THEIR OWN RE-
QUEST.
Henry F Harvey, c AC Jones and
WIN NJ Doyle.
y SUPERANUATED.
NJOhn A Jones, r N Lankfori, John
A B Foster, G ID Taylor,
+ p Scruggs, J d Winn, s Lassiter,
] w Tarrant and Golman Green.
Next Conference to be held at Muir
frecsboro.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30

Professor GuyOt; of Princeton COLI
lege, calls America the Continent of
humidity, or the Oceanic Contintiit;
on account Of the large amount Of
fresh water 1t contains. The grcitt
lakes between the United States and
arc computed tc coiitaifi' ncafry ore.
half of all the fresh water on our
globe, and II to these We add thelakes
Of British America, Orinoc0, La
Plata and others, with their hundreds
of tributary lakes and rivers, there is
u quantity of fresh water fully suflici-
ent to justify Professor GuyOt's ap-
pcllation.
The great lakes, with the st. Law
renee, which forms their outlet to the
ocean cover an area Of more than one
hundred thousand square miles. The
rise and fall Of the water in the larger
lakes has never yet been fully at
counted for.
Sometimes the water in lake Supc-
rior rises eighteen to twcnty-four
inches without any apparent cause,
and in like manner subsidies. There
Ia no uniformity In these changes
Prof. William Mathcr, of the West
s,ai,t sa;.ta ,nngSs ~ stnjvi,,g tE;s
mv ,IHano,,,ano, ] end oovo n as his o,,i,,.
~, .,ant .nn' ,aI M eS es,s,n,, fnr,,,npd :
un. ,vn '"hs =. .rn,,,o .nu otar n ;Iha at,,nanhara
sass uaiut;. rt;o. ~ tho ,aEas hdnntn
T,ri NV han,i.r a ~ ,. i,abt.r from, anv ce,,sa
s,,eh ms es winds nf a difisrcnt isr, nera,
% tmre ,yi,, NIL hcor Hown mnon the surface
oS IN" ,yatrrs IN ono ,,ort,nn of the
oxna;;s & ss Lass or ,,inr. Scav;iv, ne the
case NAV In aud ca,,se nj rlevntion
or denra,s;on nf the waters ulsewhern.
N avera 90 ,,rcss,;ra NJ fhe atnos-
nhorc Ic;Sv fiftccn nounds To fhe
snnoro inch n con aasiSv he aeon how
warv s,aai, y vr,iatiou IL tho wcigbt
of two coi,,h, ma of air In diffcrcnt To-
ca,;ties NJ, the LAWS would nrod,,ce a
III " aaroncn 90 In. % tho rniative force with
,~h;n,, thnv haa, ,,non those vast ai,r.
farms ~ mater IN diasrent nlacrs.
'ATTS The u hottnna % ~ T.ara via In so,,,o
n,aces Ia hardlv II nj all. bcloty tho
level of the tor of Niagara Fails; and
IL usad IN I've tho,cht that In nro,',sss
Of f tim time Inv a Gradual wearing away
of the cataract. only n barrel, waste
Of m,Id might be loft where the bod
NJ The lake nj nresent il, II Is now
be,iayed that bv thn Gradual reiro.
ccssion of tho cataraet. the he, .,ht
which the waters nIunee will hTcon,e
sniailer and smaller. ,intii nt or near
thaiaLo a thc fails will aIfnUeth or Asa ~
nsor and the Niagara nv ~ viii ON
Xiii a rccmior inrIinhtio,, Eon" E,So
tn Urta yto' hroi.e,,' sS.r' ,.ns % i,v a sno
ries NJ ranids like fl,r. !. ahpye cr,i bc-
Inv the fails, as thcv cx;sts NOW
Tho fart is that ,yo have In n goo.
logical roint of View onIv in.t hcgnr
to mako Observation-Disclosures With fhrsr
iales Gcolorv is hmt IN H. in6arcy'
and the oeol ,ay os - tbeia Las ~ stiil lcss
known n an t6at of the scacost. HE
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30

Two friends were dining together,
one of whom remarked: "As am
going abroad have made my will,
and have bcquqthed 10 you my whole
stock Of inipudenec." The other re-
piled "You are gcncro,is, ~ we'll a.
kind: you have tequathed 10 mo by
far tho lagest portion Of your estate"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30

AS Ia being conHictcd with tho
gout, said Mrs. Partingtop, high iiy-
Ing doesen't always bring II on. II
In incohercnt In some families, aud IL
translated from father Ia son. Mr..
Hammer, poor soul, who has tecn no
long III, disinhcriis II from bis wiie's
I
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30

OF all the financial institutions of our
times, Life Insurance Companies have the
most Intimate and far-rcaehing. II not the
most extensive, relations with human
hopes md happiness, and tho most need
both OF science and prcscicncc for their
successful and SAFE m management. Tho above
speaks for itself In beh0if of the Company.
G. r.. RlDDELL, Agent.
Office on franklin Street.
Oct. =, Vs-3m.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30

Dispatches from Indianapolis were
received at Joffersonvillc yesterday
Democrats not TO give up
their bets, as Hendricks would contest
tho election In consequences OF the
tremendous fraud, discovered against
him.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30

SAN FRANCISCO, October 2o.-Thc
Oregon Legislature has adopted res
olution withdrawing tho consent of
the State to tho passage Of the four
teenth amendment TO the Constitu-
ton of the United States.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30

TItF Fair Association at st. Louis
will clear S3oer after paying all en
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30

Cons Is offered at ten cents . hush-
{! NJ Iska., and yet t!n,ll 40 eaie.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30
f WHY
THE WHEELER 4 WILSON
MI "a. chine
Is FRJ2ERRED.


1t makes tie "Lock-Stitch."
It's seems will not ravcl.
1t Is alike ON both sides.
1t saves thread and silk.
1t is easily threaded.
Tho tension of threads givea no
trouble.
Its work Is not soiled bv oil.
Its parts are easily reached.
1t runs very light. 1858 9
Its attachments are readily applied.
1t stitches all kinds of material.
1t hens any width. hstA
II fells. l-.t
It puts on bindings.
1t lays in cord,
1t embroiders. HV 9hA
1t makes tucks.
It gathers.
1t stitches buttcsn-holcs.
II Ia exceedingly simple.
It works upon the rotary principle.
It economies power.
It wears but slightly.
II will last for years.
1t n warranted.
300, 900 of them have been made.
No. works well after fifteen years.
constant use.
$1,000 Of them are sold annually.
Its sales increase daily.
FS Machines delivered and instructions
given. TTH1 -. =
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30
80. .atAhr. NO ! NO ) no \ NO i 10
To Advertisers.

M. Parties advertising by contract, for q
given time. will be confined TO their legi1i-
III ate bueiness; anything outside OF THIS
will be charged for separately.
mS- Advertisers. for specified time, ex-
ceedine three months, will have the priti-
l.ye OF renewing their advertisements
utiarterly: all extra changes Will be
ps Doubie-coiumn advertisements VIII
be charged onc.third more than regular
rates for single columns.
90 Funeral Notices, Obltunries, or fny
other matter subserving private Interest,
Will be charged for.
So Notices In local md special collins
are matters Of special contract.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30
j. b. TAPSCOTT
CIVIL ENGINEER,
a T2 g III 1T Il 9 II ,
AND SURVEYOR.

Piars ard specifications of Biidges fur
nished, also Of Buildings and Ornamental
Grounds. Work Of every description con-
necied with building measured and calcula-
ted. Also, Manufacturers Agent for Steam
Engines and Machinery Of every description,
Iron Verandahs, Railing, Marbelized Iron
Mantles, Crates, Window Caps, etc., Terra
Gotta Ornamental Work, Chimney Tops and
all kinds of Building Material, finished and
unfinished, embraced in carpenters work
Galvanized Iron, Copper, Zinc, Tin, Slate
aud composition Roofing.
All business inrusted TO me will be at.
tended to promptly.
gksS- Office, on East side OF Public Square,
Clarksville, T'nn. Jan. 3, l86s-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30
All Medicines kept are War
ranted Pure and Fresh +!
The Frs.erIpifss DsParfmssf

is sim under the supervision OF Mr.. l.. r.
COOPER, who Is well known ms careful
aud accurate eOmpoundcr Of medicines
Prescriptions Ntiod promptly IA" nr night
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30
THE SIT. LOUIS
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY!

rJNHIS COMPANY, so EXTENSIVELY
i patronizod throughout the West and
South, has proved their friend in need and
cstabl lshed Its claims TO their esteem and
confidence.
Its sscnii-annual report and statement to
the LIST OF July, 1868, shows an increase
holders and also to the Hon. Elizur Wright,
the highest authority on Life Insurance in
the United States. After valuing Its poll
briefly OF this company: "In a perfectly
sound, and indeed highly prosperous con-
dition."
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Oct. 13.

Gov. Vance. OF North Carolina, Im
pales Fitzpatrick.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-20
9. Geift;se Gr;iebune.
:. Ginleitung.
Z. Bilnun9r Ger urtbetl g.
trait.
(JcrtieBung.)

l -
Do ale Nerm09en ne6 0eiites &C.
uau NIT einanper ;u1an1menban9en, 10
1T NIT ben Yoraus9e9an9enenAnldau
unas unr Oenfiibuu9en AUDI fir bic
llrtbeilsfraft 19pn yiel eeideben. Denn
rrenn&ncer se1rHbnt fnp> bic einselnen
@eaenltanpe NIT ben Siunen rt6ti9
auf;ufa1en unr nit jepem @prte einen
peutli9en 8e9rifT ju serbincen rann
iinp AUDI fdpn ri6tisc llrtbeilc rpr~
banren. 9..l.... ..a.g d. ...
= Die YprSiisli9feu llebun9en ;ur8ilz
runs per llrtbeilsfraft iino: .@r".-.
1. Man benuse acknowledgement
unc spiele her Sinner, pas @elineen
ccer Miblinsen rerleltenjur Bilbuns
ibrer llrtbeilSfroit. Man lane it6 BON
ibnen he l1rla6e pper ben @runc an<
Aebeu, warum fie 10 pper ancers ur<
tbei!en. a..a1.zf- n-rag~.joT I.
2. Mon er>pede bri ibnen na6NaG>
cenfen iiber ein;elne 0esenitanoe> lal1e
! Ne rariiber urtbetlen uno beri9ti9e ibre
uuri6,i9en >llrtbeile34 Man lal1e ite
6ebler entpeden uno sertelern. ESQ
3. Man dubeye Nufmerfiamfett unp
, einiees 8ertrauen auf oas llrtb,il Der
Sinner urb lalie ,fid init ibnen Sulpei<
len in ct,,e 9lrt ppu lleberle9ur9 pcer
Beratbuus eiu >pie ciciee pper ienes
! @elhdft III bsbaupeln JET. Dapur6 lerz
nen fe saset@ ,sebenstlusbeit. ~
@ren3sn uno gpri;dtsmaereseln tei her Bill
hung eea Veraoness uno eer l1rtbelsfraft.
Sp nDtbia, ia 10 unentbebrliG es if
bic lGbneu0ei eifesarla9en in cemMenz
| 1ben su >pefe1 unp itIbdttSfeit su per-
/ leyen 10 nebme man iib ia il, Mdt
| DunfeL Nnmaern9 unp eitle Selbft9es
| nii9lamfeit IN perSeele res jltngenMens
| iden su ndbren. 9ersei1et nt6t pie8ort'
| ces Mrp1tels {: - ,uMpllet 11i9t lpeilel
iein> als, e5 sesHnnt lcnrern ieir weil'
NIT MI9ternbeit. Mfan temerfe fid
raber pte 0rel1seh rer Ibdtt9feit Del
gerfanresfrdfte uno sebe rariiber nid
btnaus. .., .'...... .'.. -.-l
Die gerfanpe6frafte iinp bel9ranft
| ibr 8trtun9sfreis 1T nur bic itdt'
bare unp fibltare SdIpfuns uni
| bic @erfe Der Menlden. Bas 81
it, mas cos 2lnldauun9svermD9en il:
men Yorfibrt fDunen iIe erfennen uni
preneN, cas, mas ouf bic Sinnenpel
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-20
- az
so. 80.
lisc s(6tuns cem ju9entli@en Mlter.
t,a..eHz (Turtlebuns folet. ..."..aH.
Seiltei,t,tiitiQe3.

. er citun9Y Ypn Tltc4enz
~ f1er. Man nimmt ~' III. II
4 2ptb fein 9sraipelteS Gua10abolA
2 2ptb grpb 9eitp6enen aneenptfer>
iibersiebt beipe Sbeile nit ] Suart
@afer unp fpdt paNelbe teinabe sur
9dlfte Elm; rann fltrirt man bic Nbz
fpdun9 tur6 Elm leineneS Sud- 1no
periabt bas Durd9eieite nit ...
1 2ptb bpudnri{den Syrup.
-. Son cieier Mil9un9 9ieet man Elm
>peni9 in einen Ha9en 5euer, il, ben
man vorber ein NIT Elm >peni9 3uder
teitreutes papier 9eleet bat. @pbalo
cas- papter trcden 1T mue man IS
tpieper anfeu9ten. ........
1. Der . al a m. 1,Derfelbe
wirp in sinnernen 8ii9sden feil9ebp>
ten, auf beren Dedel bic 8u&faben
P. IA. etn9e9raben ittben. Muf benz
llmidla9 1T Elm Sie9el NIT einem Nuz
Sc befncltd> ebenio Die llml9rift Muz
9enbalfam uno rie8u6taten J. B.H.
Naa an9efeuten @erlu9en entipridt
bic Wi11ung RON ID. -'. ". 49," ...'.....
1 Guer1tGen Butter
unp @ran rottem @anoelz 6pl,
9ans pieiem Yiel9eprieienen Nu9enbal<
'|am.r M a,.ate .H 5u.-~ 1@a @.}a#.a<"
.n.2. . a sMuSenw a 0er. Da1z
ielbe beTnoet fd 1T YerIeseltenT1dH<
9en unp trd9t pa6 pben ertrdbnte @iez
gel. Wenn man &p6marinaeilt NIT
&esmarinblumen in Der @drme bfoez
.rirt> 10 erbdlt man ein eielem 9(uee11z
tpal1er gang sntipredences prpeutt.
Binb unr. r.,qBetterfeite
taQun9en.r- Staue ,peroen
beut su Sage 9ans pi6t sen,adt uno
nit Suftab;ii9en serieben, bic Bis auf9
Dad btnaufreiden. G6 1T ppn per
9robten Bi6tisfsit, po6 bic 2ufterneuez
run9 re9ulirt ,perhen fam mas siemlid
unm1elt9 it, lpenn s,piiden ben @etz
tenbrettern srpbe Rtye itnb. Mon
'Hart cine 9robe MaiIe Tutter, ,penn
man bic Gemperatur in Rem Stauen
iiber Den @efrierpunft erbalten fam.
unp fann pie6 ieidt errei9t ,perben,
tpenn man bidte GubbScen unp out
9uftsl9e BAT, io9ar in 9fem Gnolano
unp onpern pldBen, ,pp Der Winter
firen9 1T. ''.'3 i. .' ~ 1892. gill :.
Barum y Il man Oioprarunpz
erpe in S9eunen unp StaQe1 per!penz
ben? 9auptld6lid, ,lm baS @eslauz
fen ber trertbopllt llten1beilc be6 Diinsen6
s1 perbuten. r ,.l -. .,., ID. ,rs.s
yfporerbe oper au9Gprferpe iau9t bic
Nmmpntaf<@aie aut oermebrt bteMalz
1e unc ben @ebalt bes Stalloln9erS
nno besablt ben meifen Jarn1ern bic
MuSla9e fir cas ,6erteiidafen gang
gut.
-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-20
@inneiota 9trakc, 3mii@en 3. nth A.

gen 0riinrlibfeit res Denfens, cine
finclide> bel9eirene9lne eines
bTbereu 9lnlebenS /; ater es ino eben
aue fatbpl. Gltern unb Gr;teber letrer
ni9t fatbplild, uno ale Grsiebunesz
1nc Neutrality-suspicious. fno es auG
ni6t. s .'.nai.:ar q. '",... @.'1.. .
@ie man in Der Grsieban9slebre gar
su 9erne aues iibertretkt 10 bat man.
belpnper5 in neuerer3eit, Sic q II # Ia
runs cee Scr f anpes au 1
iibertrie Sen. Gs lit leiber bel
Ginisen Sttte 9etrproen, BET,
weroencen Siin9lin1 Der MIR fir ren
8auer< unp 8iir9erfanb ersc9en miro
iiter alle6 auf;ufldren, ron pemielben
iiber Nlles iein urtbeil ;u Serlanoen
uno Jpn ;u reranlafen, aleesllte, Gbr<
>riircise einfdlti9 unp ld6erli9 ;u fin
ten. Nt9t lelten miro babel nit benz
geiipiele SoraY9e9an9en. Man ieB, in
@e9enpart Der Su9eno eos 9(lte,
Gbrmtlrct9c berab, madt eS ldderli6,
trast tn ieiner 9an;en 9ebenspeile
nt6t6 ais Cell folnfel sur 69au e.
@a6 @unrer, >penn Gltern 9ebrer unp
Gr3ieber 1d bierourd ieltf bic Nutbe
sebunren taben ,pouit fc eeeeibelt
werpen j; was Wunper, >penn iie
BON pem lln9ebpriame, per Npbbeit unp
etsenitnnt9en Diinfelbaftisteit ibrer ei=
senen &incer unp 3Sslin9e ,nebr ;u
pulcen baben, als Ypn ancern Menz
fden!. s| Ge1 .s. +; >Q.g@ g91
u Tim bic cu9enc npr nteien 9lusar<
tun9en ner Gerltanoeefrdfte ;u BE-
trabren bcpba6te man Tpl9 en-
tes:1 . >@a23" ~, " 3..'. q. '#'.o
1. Man erinrere fie oft an pic 81
i1rdnftbeit nes menidliden Gerltanreo;
1aoe ibnelL cae 0p:t allein bic @eis<
belt 1elbf iei, baB pieSun,me res9fi9t>
trtNenpen felbit fir Zen 0etiloetten
tpeit 9r6ber lei ais res Greruncete,l
rae ppn jeber reSbalt bic weilelten
Men{9cn au6 bic be1deipeniten ma<
rc,,. ''''>
(" 2. Man E1Gc cen &inrern 9l6tuno
fir ra5 ebrwirniee Mltertbum ill,b fir
alIe jene Nnl1alten Elm, reren yfublt6<
felt lid leit LANCER 3eit erprpbt bat.
5. Man ,peiie beionper6 binfdtz
lid Der 9eoffenbarten %:elt9ion alien
-r,enldli9en Dunfel unp jepe6 iitermii>
.tbi9e Natlpniren suriid. Man made
bic &inper Bel jeoer 0ele9enbeit auf bic
9elbrdnfrln9 i6res Sertanoe6 auf<
merriam unp 9eitatte pur9au6 ni9t
ra6 Der Wiblin9 fd unter1ebe, iiber
relisi6le @e9enitanee gu tpiBeln. Die
Scr9lpfi9fett Der Gltern 1T AUDI BIER
;u,peilen iehr srpe, oa iie ertweper fi9
lelbf nidt gu beberri9en 1pt1en, uber
Die unperfdnpt9en @iseleien Nnoerer>
bic lie u,,terbreden> pper yon oeneu lie
meniafens bic Sinner entfernen loQten
1elbf int sln9eli9te perlelben beladen.
Cine beipnpere slufmerffamfeit erforoert
ras Den &'ncern seftattete Seien. !oeiz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-20

naslid unc l9dpli6 einwirft unp wie
f6 paS Grfannte olS nr1a9e unoWtrz
fun9 ut einanper nerbdlt ras f1nne,t fie
beareifer. Mber audi ielbit in tieierBez
stebun9 unterlie9t rer &erfanr ieiner
8ef6rdnftbett. ..-- ...c.- Il 'sa>- 4
gr fennt ). Y. .rpbl bic B!iitbe unr
ros 2aub nes 8aumes; ,pie beine f6
ater aus nem 10 gan; einfa6en .6pl;e
prer rer Nince enttpifeln fInner1, ra6
teareift rerNerifanp ,1idt.-Gr peib J.
g., raB cine Seels ben menl1li6en9ei6
resieren mii{le, unp ibliebt aus cenWtr<
funsen rerSeele auf ibre Gt9enl1after>
>pie aber picSeele auf ben &6rper wirft
mic belize sulammenban9en cas- fam
BET Geri itano ,1idt erflaren.-- Gs 9ibt
@ebeimnii1e III &Drper unr Oeit in
BEN SFenbarm9en @pttes> in unirer
bell. Neltsicn. Sie NIT pem Gerftan<.
be entbiillcn >pplleu, mdre bic 9r6eteNn<.
mabung. .. 5s. ..u5I
Qa0en mir piele 0ebeimui1e INNER.
bin purd uniere Gernunft pper riel>
mebr pur6 ras slu9e res ,@laubens
iplde E r. uno befennen, unc freuen tptr
un6 per1elten, ra mir 1T ibne,t unlern
0ptt ani nitaunen, eer mebr if alS mir,
unp ale 8elt, BET ra6 auerb6dne> liez
ben6miirbtse @ut unb Der Grbar1ner
uuo Stdrfer un|ererSdwadbeit 1T uhb
lein fann, ,1nb alS FOLDER Fd bepdbrt
bat, unn telrdbrt> unp bepdbren
lptrr. ia e. s@.r w.. .4.,H-'tf a-4t3'
. Das lletersreiien per @eritonpe5frdf@
te fommt beionrer5 Bel teNern &Spfen
leidt gum gprideine, ,pean ibnen
nidt wit eben 70 nielerllmltdt als Sc
itt9feit enteesep9earbei1et wirr. Sp.
,pie es in Fem jugenrliden Ueiite ft6
aufsubeuen anfan9t, 70 Sermibt CT iid
nur su leidt slues ;ll seylteben unp.
beurtbeilen III ppQen. ".-
elud mondsrSdp dffcpf serfaut ger
ne in Giinfelbaftisfeit mabnenr> er
fSnnc aue6 tesrsiie1,, Die0plstn bier
BON hohen mir elle Gage gu terauern.
Man seradtet bic seretften Ausipriide
unrss Ginridtun9e1, rer gpr;eit, ->pirit
fi6 iiberuQ gum NerbeNere res Fisher
Sei itanbeneu aut unc mo9t ee, bic If.
fentlt6en Gerbdltniils> Staat ,inp
Staatsuerfailung ja ielbit ras ,0Dtt<
li6e Reltsipr unp Sfenbaruns in iei-
men beensten @eritanoesfrets berabsu<
steben, unp atles pe9suwerfen, mas Der
curd Stpl; uno Sinnlidteit tettiibz.
te 8erjtano nibt gu tesreifen vermas.
Dab e6 patet auA NIT benz ebr,piir,
oi9en Nniebea Der seiltliden unr melt
liden @pr9eisyten cer Gltern, eebrer
uno Grsieber aus it, ceritett fid BON
-ielbit. Wober aber pteis> ssinun9en?
Gine Gr3iebunsS : t,np uiI:> :: .%:;= tslebre
nad fatbplii9en 0runcidBen NJ: SeF
mib nidt btsle trauri9en Grdeinunz
gen ins 9eben.
De1 pberite@runbiay rer tatbpl. .Neliz
siun besiinftiat bci ei1er unsweireutiz