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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25

i1iepenen 2anbestbeile na9 ben 5auptz
parteten reprd1tatirt wie fpl9t: Dts
~patripten" fnp am fdrtfen In Sberz
baiern, 100 fe 19 Deputtrte sewdbl1
baben, bann fpmmt 9iieberbaiern mi
18, bic Oberpfal3 nit 16, 6&waben
nit 13, unterfranfen nit 10 uncOber>
franftn NIT 4 Abeeurbneten bieler parz
tel; in Der pfals uno WsittelFanfeu
baben fe feinen Nb9eorbneten rur@9es
bradt; pie rapieale partei if an ftdrfz
fen in per pfal1 nit 20 Abseurrneten,
unb berridt rort aQetr, In MittelFans
fen bat iie is, il, Oberfranttn 10, in
Sterbaiern z, in S9maben A, in I'm.
terfrantsn 2, il, Nieberkaiern / uno in
BET Sberpfal3 gar fetnen Nhnecrrneteu
erpablt. Die Mittelpartd n-nb BIZ
.Dessefratie tins IN Ober< u.Nseatertais
ern, pfal, unp Oterpfal3 sar n.'bt pet;
treten, in llnterfranfen tabsn M 7, ia
Oberfranfen 3, 1T Mitt.lFanten UNI
S@waben je 2 absecrouete erwdblt.
Gs beiet num- bsr Garf !6sbenlobs
fl entidlr0en, feline 9,eQe aIs Mini>
herrrdfreut auf;u9eben ea Il ten @a>
rifalen gu kkr 6drf unb ttn Yatripten
;u ftr preubenfreunt it.
&renfen.-Sm @stiete tesNprp>
eeutiden 8unoes bat felt 1867 BIZ
Aus9abe ppn @taatspapier9elo Inn "A
MiQipnen Ibaler jusencmmex unp BE-
trdet ptelelbe eesenwdrtis 423 miQip>
nen Tbaltr.
Der 35nie srn preuben tatte ben
qc@r. Drmeopitular Dr. @iele il,
Manfer 8eiseprtnsten (Referenten)
bel per rreue1aen @e|anrtfdaft tnRom
fQr pte Dauer nee Geneils ernannt,
alIeiu terleIte bat zen Ruf atselebnt.
Demnd9f ipQ BET nrrorsut(9eBunt
AUDI feline iiterieeil@en Grlpnien b.
.cmmen. preuben ftttt namli9 in
.llat.rbanrluus nit rer bpudneil9en
Re9ierune 'pe9en attretun9 rrganpa@
Sn}eln In Ofintien an ben norrbeut-
Hen Banr> ,pie man faet sur @rdnz
oun9 ron @erbrederer!cRien nad en9z
lif9em Wnfer.
Sn Dan;is franrtte Gin NIT 1000
Gdhun petrrleum tefra9teteeS9itf ano
9tn9 total nerlcren !; Die Wann(1aft
fanp itren Sob In ben BeQen. Die
petrr|eumpreife finb In Dansts inGelse
tiefer wieperbcltsn l1n9lddsfdQe bereits
TIM IS @9r. pro Gentner In bic .65be
9an9en.
Dtc Gteinfcblen<prctuctipn Yreuz
etns bat I'M Sabre 1863 auf 426@ru>
ben, &psl@e 106,348 Nrbeiter beI9dftiz
gen, 4547 MiQipnen gentner imWertbe
spn hber 40 Millipnea 1baler tetraz
gen.
Sn San,tp1er If tei cen jdnsfen
. Snroerrcrfeterwablen in sielen 8esir>
ten Der uWelff9en partei", :. +. ben
Anbanser%csS. .a!ten &Sniss, Ter Sieg
3uaefalen.
.Sn SeRerrettb pirr nd9fens cer
aus ben rerl@iebenarti8Ren Glementen
sufammen9eiette &ei@Sratb wieper 3a>
ammentreten. Sn Der Ibrpnre>e ip4
aud bic @atlrefprm ber1brt .perben,
jetc@ pbne Ginseben auf cine Gin3elz
bt't, tI's in austmsinem l1mrie; he
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25


(oll elm @eld9ter gum Nusbru9 ee>
fpmmen iein, >peldeS nur bic @e9en<
mart bes &oiiers bineerte, all9emeia 3ll
peroen. Al5 Der 8ailtr lelbf lddelte,
ftimmte aQes in ben Nuf: nGs lebe
ber &at(erT Elm. Sm 9reuen Bioer<
pru@e bamit lautet bic Sprade eer
Dppoftion uno bieie fanot9t cine Sx<
terpeuation an i'm Namen res tnterelz
frten europa ee9en bos berrf9enee
militairif f@e &e8ime uno i'm g1amen
BON 100000 in einem einst9en Sabre
eur@ 6unser unc glenb llmsefomme<
nen seeen ooS 3esime in Nleerien.
gu lebbaften Anfe1tunsen II, ter 4au,>
mer ,perben bic @ablen mebrerer Ne>
Sieran8Sanbdnser Anlab 8eben. Bel>
den Ginbrud man In Dsutf9laub son
Der Gage tes xailers Napplepn bat,
mag BET 2eftr aus fpl9enten Bcrten
entnebmen, NIT nenen bic ~&5ln. 8oltaz
aeitune~ ibren Barrier Beridt te9innt
,,Napolepn III. mug nirfli9 Elm ftlte>
neS Slid baben, menn er ale 3aiier
rer Grau;ufen ferben mill. !6eute 'rez
ntsaens fno bic AuSIdten ouf niefen
erbabenen Nb19lub feinss Qstene 10
tribe ols mbsli9. Man 6sbt rurd.
aus ni6t ,pie It aus Der 1lemme in
bic er 10 blincliues uno ei9enwiuio fi@
sebra9t bat, wiecer berausfcmn,en IoQ ;
ppbl oter tritt bic MSslidfeit ftines
eansliden stur;es mstr unc mebr ;u
Gage"
Der &atler sei9netr feinen Stannz
punft in rer Glrcnrepe nit fMeense,
Bcrten
~6ranfreid nil biz 6reibeit ater
nit per Srenuns. Glr ete Srtnun8
ftebe i'd elm; ke!ien sic Wlir, meine
!0erren, tie Greibeit ;u fdaben. 0al<
ten ,rtr una, um hieies 3ie! ~ erreiz
6sk tn e'eider Gntiernun9 ron oem
Hld|byitte une srn Zen rerplutipnlrM
Sherrieen.
Dentf1lanr.
19e Bapern fpielen sessnpartia
bic 0auptrplle auf rem pplittf9eu 1bea>
ter unn ;war fub eS bic taterifd.n pa>
t>ieten. Der Ttleerapb mar fbr ;n-
rddtaltene, aus bt9rttRi9en 0rlnpen,
ba e tetne 6ieseSberi9te fdr feline
proteetpreu ;u sertanben sat. Denn
bic Genierpatiseu baben tei ben Mbae>
prbnetenwablen sedest: 80 ~ll!tramo.<
tane~ tfeben lelbt mad rapiealen o.
rt9ten "a &aoiealen seoendber unb
pom bie1en "a firt xsd ein Dusenb
lluabbdneiee +. +. Rdnuer, bic f@
erlauben, bin unb wiecer cine eietne,
sen ben Ma9tbabtrn abpet9ente Mei>
nuas au taten. Snfcloe eides Dabl<
ereekniFte> eos man ni9t aneers nen<
neh tann aIs cine 0erurtbeiluna Der
ppr!isea Nesieruns rHrd eas Bolt, bat
bas Miniferium .Spbenlpbe reu&6nt9e
feine GntlaNuns onsehuten, aber Sub
mig II. ldeint feim 2upris T., ipnbern
entl1lcfen su iein, benz @plfs.ptueu
gum Ircbe nurb ieine teim Nolfe rerz
flbtea Minifer fcrtresieren ,u mplen.
DAT f9 inter pieien l1mf6nten inte>
rsfante Ran,pfe il, rer ,,euen &ammer
entridelu ruseu, ktearf faum ter 8e>
'Eerfuus.
9aut neuerer Geridteu fnc tie %ers
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25
>per ben neuen Sabrgan9
nit $3.50 psrau8 be5atlt.
&lditdnbise baben lelbh>
Yeritdnbli6 AUDI itr Be-
trefni6 auS5u9let6en.
eiu(tusnnstn naa &'rrtP'nstn,ta,
b,iensers ate1 tir&!i&t uue anesre ri@tise B.
a,k.nbtiteu, Fxb isstraeit miosrmmen, miiatn
at.r rom 0trfaftr unterfi9ntt fttn.

k5- p.a. .SfEee. s<Crtsrs fns hos t'a'sse n"e
uns sS.rae Ns,l ,ur lss1ftnsnns rsu @es sne t'a'n
M q, ,u taten Has. taax ttsrau6t nesen
spew tic Rauen istsrftresssrn esastezs' ns'esn
eat,n s ssutti ssrttsn tea. ans has Ssssmt 'nHs'
NIB etaat sesAx sss r;dtis euesstssn rtrtsR.
ntrn sine 3tttuxe srn sinen yraamt an tta dHseres
ys.,e rersea su n nns smmtr arA sas srhamt asss'
..hen ,v.rt,n =, n. 9exas frihsr emstansen nsree.
Dtna Semaxb ietx S4an uiAs rest'mdss sHsfass'
ps.r I'D asf reens an. ast Btasr s's1d&ta II f'a's
t.s kereF,nee aeest frie tts 5ssaneas'r f'sls It,
naaridtist p<shsn.
81. s.ras.wsrt,tAiea tar eeisFeatuss'u fit sis 3e'
e,,. v-rk.n mfr xnr teuu Ssrsesmsu renn tselt pa
restRrsr.n. ersf ssH NJ yst'cfHe' A3'9 y
N<hes.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25
Ser t@amberer" ,sAct @nrppa,

Ser ,;6amberer" n&ct europa.
sebe @s9t s*b<n tine An,aN Grsmslars sss
,,sDanbersr" na@ earsps, nnb pis ma@tu bic
Qtfer btfsubers aafmertfaM, tae BE 1ekrfta'
buns bes B!ahes an gerwanbte nns drtusef
ienitits hes Oeeans ein febr eseiSnttes NitteI
ID, etnen ununttrbrs9tuea Berttbr NIT ttnfeI'
ben ~ untsrba!ten uxb f. hter bic 3uRdnee
Mef<s 2anets ~ snterri&tez, kaer ale ts bird
griefps&Fl stf4sben tDash.
&eijenher aBext:
6err mafbiaS 2pn3esn.
g3eR.tsuaen, Brsese m. Raa ~ ahrefasea:
AW AN D e r e E
Z. b. 1879,
&. PAUL, MINI.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-03-21
zsassssisa Trlsals.asas. ]:

s. The Low Church organs take particular
Seli1ht II showing up tho ridiculous side
.0F RitnalisSR. Thus q Northega paper COM
-fniacfntea the trials which heses q trayeisr
On the new road i9 s ses,s-, ',.f'r
che poor Ameriean Catholics cannot
make thenleelves understood. Their ne
tienee Rna fersear4nee 10 soreIy tried. INT
~ ought 70 give them comfort to know thnf
all their nnafhreu, who. fIF thu inaE 4l,irTSs
yesrs, have 9raveled this Same Ronie- ward
way testify to these same rslisunsI aFstard-
ings. Mr.. Orkly was flrst a Presbyter in
tho Church. Of Englani. then an 81 Ar1glicaF,
Catholic priest, 2 and now be lie 4 q Kon,a s,a
lGa1A0lie Yeiesssa One Of the srfala throns-l
which ne passed during his Transition etaee
y described almost lslsiefously aS f0fiaws !.
- :. Ails OF Gil tsle triAtH to which II q were
RoseA, ncpe were harder TO bear than
eaa01e which came from the attitnde taken
- regard % Ne by foreign Catholics an.
nttxeeaae ca the one Hand. Of kindneea and
synepn9hy towards as as individuals, bus.
on the other of evident proaese apainst our
tS21Hie1a p0sftfou. / ren1embar On one oe-
caeion, French Catholic esn8lernan II
ferret Y he wars pflestl called upon uA at
sion be reQuestad to ssee my Church.' As
st was efuse &C band the request was easily
gEaRtad. We walked across the street.
and on observing it's exterior nv
DelsaFallae1 appeared to Be sanaewisat Enr-
lpEisods fke pRebably, he1eseR, ren,sraber-
~ rr wag Ne1fiaee6, tknt even abrGld
l enafghes have sornetiraes q T5cag
enteiAe fSt. RnHIa ak Rome, Tor instaneel
that otnnis 9l6TJG Regss a6 SnfslsS efc..
eta. We enkared the chapel. he plas ont
has haza Tor hBly water, which he did not
! nc. e 4walked stFaig 30 up 60 the c0rafsau-
MON table, and there, &eter surveying tho
cross and 6audl6stieks, addressed The
IntniseaE Of the chapel nearly al follows
AHiss A6nsiesf, qe'est ee cue 6sest que ca !:
Quells espeoq ~ gSon ~ He Nsss ailayrer-
3D. sOSnesghat lfesi ting7y Gsest ETgtise |
sat soAakea Ifi1Isale ct RrOfestaRte 9' he |
asked q Nobss; foRsisnr, xas the somewhat |
ldignnntTtfo infsol3 tHefionale e OaeScligste-
Raga1n Monhieuks no mildly responded.
&c Ases POS q lsse o. Do toat, f7e soMt.t /
Bout tho saIliA tsAe an Oxford graduate
Eas tIageling II the North oE 1tasy. H I
'8onld ~ observed that GlshoFifh discfnles /
4 the Oxford ScAarI had general sFm--
with all q fa1e "a GhEnehes,i Il was I
aaclt aEDn SCR lss er,ne than with others,
lsee4 as tley 81 a e7lpae &C hugch-
81 h4ve Tetat ed f18Fe or lees cf their
tte1af4 81 Fel elenaehf Az there H
ages taaHy ~ hoped slough il vain.
= ale eQlrlilseG ~ frssce 81 The Il
rel1la ~ 4iso ce11 tlsa.5 sS Milan
i1la ~ lss y 7esisA ~ eaa&aea wsth /
~ Sl2 n5 to isssslCr q husells II Il
- -. - = 8, 4, 1ssss -
W Sflf srs - iz,sls eliS tHIcEa
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zfetEa fl-4s g. vs. = = 2
s. We have avaya hand ono 81 the asqesf seeks Of
goods ~ rhine to DO found IN honse eeuntry
we psy particular attention O. our FIRsTCIASS
BLAEK BOOKS. Il sasgsst II ~ ~ ,f-.assssl =
They canact be sxeesdi IN aeaiit styl Of nssh and
durability. Banks. 1nsaranee Cempanies and Mer.
chan.s Mesa books are used for ketsrsnce fof yearr
them made 81 sch paper fkGs the Ink WIZ noe ssas
pear A. shert time. Is equsntiy the case wISIi
books sra made 81 inferior paper.
Dasias aRriAizg ana Copying INK Combined the
best Ii the market riF s5f4 siS7ss - 1910
DAVID. Iisapia warTINg yLUIp-supsrior TO any
other. ess.if 3.>tfS 4tt-zf 4ssftsaStt s5
sLstsss Koss and rSolsesp PApERs. .s
ENVELOPES Of an sizes 49,
Eeaeys sarisalea GOLD PENS, in : great variety OF
Z New Patient COPYING PREsSES.-yery neat cheap
ana fa7fy warranted. az.. isss 81 is,ssfs7F5 tf.s
3 TIN CASH and DERD BOXES. a. ii
LETTEE c0PETEG BOOKS ssi1esss Is q.
Fancy FRENCH PAPER and BNvRLoPRS. with
IAttias handaomely embossed in colcxs lesest style
car speoiuens 81 JOB PERMITTING aneh Is Cazds, BIN
Aesds Ascconnt saeas etc. etc. which get up on Tho
shorscs3 roasible notice and In tho nsatsst manner
Bills Of hading. Dsay Rscelpss. Custsuahouso ana
axdreanflis Blsnfs Of an kinds always On Innd and
psipted 10 order. n
Stamped Check Books, on any Baak Ia the city, wsl
naas Of arm printed in, furnished ut shfrsysix hours
notice.
nIlls Of I1cAangs. Notes. prafs. etc. Engraved and
Autographed. 65l.ssl
We dead directly with the manufacturers. and o1r
sriees arc as low those q any slar establishments
fhe South Customerp VIII alwaysreceive tao benait
4 any decline In thu oostsof goods.
City country erdea WI receixe yrarapt and eazafa
lttsRtI6as
: All goeia warranted as represented. II
- ssESFTES FOR - 1
n. FFTzwILLLAlG 3 CO.,
: dee On . CAM, street.
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Keeps constantly ON hand large assortment Of
BREADs CREAM BISCUITS, ana CRACKERS
Of every description; al made BY naeinery, At loves,
naxhea prices sah7 ~ !
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-03-21
BAKERrEs,AED coNFEcTIoNARrEs.

NMARaARnT.s--tMAnaARsr HAUaHEnr5,
* BREAD AND CRACKERS BAKER.
"a, 76, and 49,. Now Levee. "a, Te. and ~
Near POydras street., New Orleans.
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VI. ht.->
II, TAv AVG ELS.
-, 49, Ia ~. s,,stsvs> uf the Holy Cross
unaer tna t,A-ees'R ~ = z..s -9 y
- - r,>--S-s.- s1.<sts Third District
Corner o. 1sal1la*t - = " - ~ n -
NEW 9MG&HRS y 1890 - = = = : -
- y ~ " 50 r. - = Il sstuated
. ~ 80 snks,rh6 N tho
y = fa,sss ~ = ,evt 49, fhe 7sF. n u very
Vt1<< toli I'D nif1rde ~ sea
49,, ~ {S2 fsaIth and nScaFk1y
s e ~ Ms'en ee1t.. =. y. q. Y "a
e - ,5s<S- ~ .4sr, sSsx 1ssrf,tys 1sDucAFraN: ~
80 f9tHg Ipdlo5
moral. &Ad reli
a f,r sf ~ rozsfFoas N SOCIAL life care u
a. sse.1 IN 40 most efficient tehcn
ere Iae m1ss ~ saSis 81 4 T;ant but
y, N tAe rs.<iIs "a MI fnea and
- ric,r ere trained a. order, neat
meta nd cleanliness while stfic asfozasen = PAM 20
gsy.ss ~ $780, ss admitted;
- ssr tse sste ii lSf nd, III obliged
"a ss; ia lad sssss q az rsiss Of the
$500 ..<gs essss + ,srssssxYIflN:
y 49,. N. ~ s,Ssis5, ss the nupi,s the
"a sc1IsEe AA4 TX. s.s = lev ~ He i,iet
fAt N IN 1911 ~ hoIeson,e and
ssts<zrB 1870 NO room for tSose
S1iie ~ yo.th The hours
q sEs t ~ ~ an application to
10y seSnia s.ISs ~ ~ consfaufiy attended by
$3.50 ard ,ses, nscnsssry the Physc.an Is
onssp W. hnu yvi. ,,Sss,hie timsy notice
N y, a,ss FL
= = sts ss ~ vs. 81 8 q 50 . TfgITro,g.
The q education easracss t ts french s ane
s6E<t4 I<<*u1EeS~ lNe BfAilctc atfo ntsf.
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aS 81 III Ss1 and s Shs sS II see -
hsatss M. e sssr s M
Sc PETEks sSfi eyfsa1e ,.ssf 49,
SECOND AND THIRD DISTRICTS.
j ryuder 4l,s psreesscn o. sbs Eey. o. aEoyxgHAx
.,ggs. Sc. 5s.. ---,
This school WIN oe oHensa g y spssne
:, ie'S uiaNo. stS 80 y - - = -
scofps OF teachors s. ~ - sslss
Promotions win them take piaee IN AL tho elH2ags
In addition = lie s..ass. @ Taught II =
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In getting up in the world, be careful it
is not by the aid of q rope. sFss.stA 80
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Il pnofxsxAsT LOVE orr THE SABBA7II.
The lan by ghiels the Sunday is conetitn-
tai q siay 81 rest has lest baen abolislseA In
the canton Of Geneva. This enactment at
Geaevn, CAlvinss old tgsxil, the Home
dF RF0testAniena, IL very impok tRnt
enc, Tor "A Hnabrors ora Of the sItnteri
barriers which remain standing 1betsyeen
z PrsSseska.4s &sa Free thinkers, and 70
araOunts 20 b sazicsdn{ Hct On the partof Int
51TSH&Si0H. EzlEJ15 G5&A + ilatasf n ~ AZ
Prot6stNAtlEm rtaosea 10 teFE6inAfe it, uWE
exietanHes fgcFilcE Catholics be r0t a32ecta
ED BIZ fts4 HU11fslEs which IL inl3iets uhon
itseSf Htf< the law which renders IL obi
gNkoEy 70 rest on the Sunday Ii . benefit
to Catholics IS we'll as I'd EEo5estants. The
latter, tileTefore, can NOT exteHd the ahekiss
tion of it TO others withJn8 lin 81
yie&tian a. thefs} ibertF If cqast zen ~
os3et1 mof9b shd 4his4 ii W IS Sna sf
and rot eerS stute. % sSks lAhpf-i
ers, Gerksy ana apprentices sEesd
the tyranny of their employers. II frees
employers themselves from the tyranny of
their own vices, ms the sundays rest puts it
into peoples heade, at least, to go to church,
while wefking an the4 Sunday, fnllowed by
. rest on the Monday, driyes men ineyita-
bly, to the public houses - Mo,sde. four
we'll meaning contemporary will be sorry,
for the sake of his argument, to hear that;
in England, where the law to which lie re-
fers is in force and among our puritanical
neighbors in North Britain, there is as
mach dTnnkeEness ON the Sunday as on
any other day of the week. London Reg
istss. $3.50 rfs y
~ g 2st es--ffitlS BE y. a's.i fssEi lzS IS
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n LEL1E yRRts,
CATHOLIC COOK STORE,
ls4-..--s Royal Street Y74
Branch sarq ss esrss between cenal street and the

As1-..--s - --.-4tegat Street. 114
Branch tsarone stret between Canal street and the
kevs sesgis Fathers, Church.
@ 4l3tkNk 1ea leave TO inform his csty and eotif
~ enrri tAat Branch De his Bbak Stas aa been e..
$3.50 50 laau,l ttrte y q whese w Be f0und "a
~ lsagiieh ana 8eCeneh. : I ifs1'P
+ Prayer Heq&a, ~ the Ehziish Fteheh fSerfsas
eNd nk4fli4lt fffrla q Ply
reAla zn Candies for fztgt CsilaInnaa1, ATt6cisi
ilaRtais lqr making Gioarers, Ealcy ARiirfoa
.tesfs xealn efaA descrip tions 81
~ S1l'e1ts fOo SCHOOL, BOOKS
HENRY q. ANTsREgs.
~, 81 An, Va t.Il9S GQoDS
Afaa1ins etFs, -. = = l5s9
.....,. Sarn,g e. Anasep, - - zIs.l.sl 4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-01-07
A ROMANCE.
a Wife Spends Twenty-Eisht
Years In Searching for her
Husband-She Find Him I'm
. Cleavcland-The History Of
the search. 1t2i-

One of these cases in which woman g
constancy under the most trying circum-
stances is exhibited came to light in this
city on Friday. The story certainly has
the imprint of the romantic more than the
reality, and borders closely upon the inn
aginative, yet the manner in which the
facts are told by the tive nteres ed parties
clears the mind of all doubt, sud seems to
stamp it with truth. Tie circumstances
as related to US, are substantially as fol-
lows:
In the beginning of 1910, Henry Letting
well was q weli>to-do mechanic. living
near the suburbs of London. England
In the month of March of that year, a
larceny was committed near his residence,
and circumstances pointed to him as the
perpeirator. He was arrested. examined
before one of the stipendary magistrates
and fully committed for trial. A month
after, he was convicted and sentenced TO
hard labor in the penal colony of Austral-
Ia, for period Of ten years, and in less
than a week after, was ON his way to the
far off land
His devoted wife, who all the time be>
licved in her husbands innocence, at once
made preparations to follow and remain
near him during his confinement, 30 that
she might be the first, when his ticket of
leave should come, to cheer him with her
good counsel and comfort him with wifely
love. ISIS
The ship containing the convict arrived
safe, and the cargo Of human beings was
at once transferred to the Government
work houses. Not so, however, the ship
upon which Mrs. Lefiingwell embarked
When about half way upon her journey
the vessel encountered fearful storm, and
after buffetting the waves for two days,
foundered and went down, the crew and
Mrs. Leffingwell barely escaping upon a
raft hastily constructed when it was found
that the ship could not be saved. After
an exposure of several days they were
picked up by the American ship. North
Wind, bound from New York to China,
where Mrs. LeffingwelI was at length land |
ed, only to fad herself even from her
destination and with no Immediate pros
poets of reaching it. After several months
of patient watching and waiting, she was
enabled. through the kind Offices of the
American Consul, then at Yeddo. to pro-
cure passage to Cuba, whence the pros
pect ofreaching Australia would be much
improved. q ~ sat se
Passing over year and a half, Ia which
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9utfru
The Old Year and the New.


BY sPRRRIE.
He is dying, the Old Year,
In the midnight and the snow;
On his brow the wreath is sere,
And his steps are faint and slow.
Let him rest, lei him rest,
For his sun is in the west,
On the earth's snowsmantled breast
Let him rest.
He Is wsary OF our earth,
Peace to him, his work is done.
We shall hail the New Years birth,
Ere ano,her's morning sun.
Pass away, pass away,
Let the old and wrong decay;
With tae sorrows Of to-day
Pass away.
Take with thee thy fleeting light,
Take the shadows of the past;
OF the years of grief and night,
Dying Year, be thou the last.
Let it die, let it die,
All the wrens beneath the sky;
God hath spoken from on high
Let il die.
Pass away, o time of sin,
Evil years of pain ana grief;
Let the kingdom enter in
That shall bring relief
Soon or late, soon or late,
1t shall come to all who wait;
Earth shall reach a better fate
Soon or late.
Come, o, New Year, crowned Tonight
Gene, o, Monarch, young and strong
Help the triumph of the right.
Help the conquest of the wrong.
Hail TO thee, hail TO thee,
In thy hopeful smile we see
Promised peace and liberty
Hail 10 thee.
Bring our weary, waiting earth
Near the jubilee release;
Bring the hearts that wait its birth
Nearer to the gates of peace.
Enter in, enter in,
Earth shall yet her freedom win,
Day of Promise, o, begin.
Enter in,
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An indignant wife recently visited an In
diana judge and solicited his authority In
compelling the return of truant husband.
But my dear madam, said the tashful
judge, can't make him come back sA:.'
what's the reason yeas can't, Id like to
know why he is a free man, and can
go where he pleases' An can he do all
that do We ssy!' Certainly; but then you
can get a divorce An allow him to go
about with the creature whenever he
pleases. Yes. There was an expression
of indignant surprise on the womans face
as she inquired; Wasye ever mother,
Judge? Did ye have any children The
Judge thought he never had. 'Thco don't
be after talking to me about divorce, and
she swept indignantly from the room. \