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But the demonstraiion was not without substan-
tial results. Tho venerable Lead OF the KeyseT
lSny, who had been advised OF ali that had occurred
becnme convinced that his only chance Tor nndis
lnrbed happiness with tie idol OF his timc.worn
heart rested In aoompromise with the opponents Of
his marriage; while the widow was persulued that
as she could not secure all OF the old mans fortune
a million and a quarter in gIeeDbacks and real
estate VAS something worth having in addition to
her own property. Therefore the two wisely mod.
NED Their marriage agreement 80 ~ 10 permit tie
settlement OF reasonable sum unnn The children,
and the latter consented to receive tIO,OO0 each IN
full OF all claims, present prospective upon tie
estate, and to allow tic old gentleman Ia DO what
he eased with the remainDer, The portion Of the
tx cHhdren amounts In the aggregate 70 Si20OlI,
leaving fl,leUOOJ or upward at tue dspOsi tiOn of
the father, with which sum It IA understood Il al
tho widow is satisfied. aud In cnnsi 4cration OF
Which she viii consent TO become the old mans
darling Cor his few remaining days onearth.
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the citade. might be laid in ruins, it would
seem impossible to take it by regular as
sault or by a coup de main. Ehrenbreitstein
is mounted with 600. pieces of artillery,
and its lines cost $3,750,000 a.
Coblentz may be considered under the
same head. 1t is situated on the conhu-
ence of the Mosele ard Rhine, and it's for
tifcatons were built by the famous Vau-
ban, being improved afterward by Monta-
lembeck Its garrison is very large, and
is chiefly from the eighth corps. In time
of war Coblentz and Ehrenbreitstein will
accommodate 100000 men. Coblentz was
taken by the French Directory in 1894,
after very fierce struggle. The French
built stone bridge over the Moselle here,
and fortified it with tete du point bris-
Ting with cannon.
Cologne is on the left bank of the Rhine
45 miles above Coblentz. 1t is built close
upon the river, in the form of a crescent
and connected with the town of Deutz, on
the other side, by handsome double
bridge, erected in 1860. 1t is surrounded
by walls of very ancient date, which form
a circuit Of several miles. Outside these,
which are not considered of any strength,
are houses and gardens and considerable
suburb. But there are strong Notifications
in the river in front of the bridges, and
there is fortified camp garrisoned by
1000 men of the eighth army CORPS under
Lieut.. General Frankenberg, and this nu-
cleus of an army will probably be increased
very considerably, for Cologne is strate-
gic point of Importance since it commands
the approaches into Hesse Cassel and Han
over. 1t will probably be the station Of
corps d'armee.
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Made of Poor Rum Whiskey, Proof Spirits and Refuse
Liquors. docored spced, and sweetened TO please the
taste, called Tonics" "AppetZers" "Resorers" &c,
that lead the ppler to drunkenness and ruin but are
true medicine, made from the native Roots and Herbs
OF California Free from all Alcoholic Stimulants.
They are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect Renovation and Inygo-
rator OF the SYSTEM carrying of all poisonous natter
and restoring the blood to a healthy condition. No per
son can take these Btters according to directions and
remain long unwell.
500 will be given for ncurable case provided the
bones are not destroyed by mineral poisons other
means and the vital organs wasted beyond The point Of
repair.
Govt, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bilious, Remittent, and
Intermittent Fevers Diseases Of the Blood Liver Kid
neys and Bladder these Btters have been most
full Such Diseases caused by Initiated Blood which
is generally produced by arrangement Of the Digestive
Organs
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you find its i'm
purities bursting through the skin in Pimpes, Erup-
tions or Sores cleanse it when you find it obstruced
and sluggish in the veins cleanse it when it is foul and
your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood pure
and the health of the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking in the system
of so many thousands eectually destroyed and
moved.
In Bilious, Remitent and Intermittent Fevers these
the circular around each bottle, printed in four Ian
guages-English, German, French and Spanish.
j. WALKER, Proprietor, so Commerce St., NY.
r. Ii. MCDONALD Il CO.,
Druggists and general Agents San Francisco and sacra
mento, California, and 80 Il "a Commerce ST., N Y
R3-sOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS DEALERS.
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Preparation Of Compound Extract
BuChu.
The component parts are BUCHU, LONG LEAF,
CUBEBS, JUNIPER BERRIES.

MODE OF PREPARATIoN.-Buc in vacuo.
Juniper Berries, by distillation, to form fine
gin. Cubebs extracted by displacement with
spirits obtained from Juniper Berries ; very lit
tie sugar is used and small proportion of spirit.
1t is more palatable than any now in use.
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists, is of
dark color. 1t is plant that emits its fragrance
the action of fame destroys this tits active
principle), leaving dark and glutinous decoc-
ton. Mine is the color of ingredients. The
Buchu in my preparation predominates; the
smallest quantity of the other ingredients are
added, to prevent fermentation upon inspection,
it will be found not to be a Tincture, as made
in Pharmacopea, nor is it a Syrup-and there
fore can be used in cases where fever or infam-
nation exist, In this, you have the knowledge
of the ingredients and the mode of preparation
Hoping that you will favor it with trial, and
that upon inspection it will meet with your ap-
probation
With feeling of confidence,
am very respectfully,
Fl. T. HELMBOI.D,
Chemist and Druggist,
of Is years. Experience.
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Bargains +!
Old Prices Coming Back Again!
Tremendous Reduction in Prints

Beautiful CALlCOES from to l28 cts per ward
the best and prettest styles ever seen in the mar
ket.
Alpacas from 80 TO so cts. per yard. Bean
tiful japanese Poplins, Is to 35 cts. Grena-
dimes and Delanes 20 cts. Percales and Lawns
from ~ to 20 cts. beautiful selection of
Mourning goods. large and well selected stock
OF White Goods at very low prices.
Brown and Bleached Muslins at greatly re-
duced rates Yard wide Shifting, l23 cts.
Bleached and Unbleached Sheeting, sd and lo4
wide, at reduced prices. Damask Table Linen
and Napkins from auction, very low Best Bed
Ticking from Is to 30 cts. The Latest STYLE
Hoop Skirts, Wire Spring, go cts. to $1.5O.
LADIES' PLAIN AND FANCY BALMoRAL
SKIRTs-vERY Low.
A large and cheap assortment Of Ladies',
Misses, Mems and Boys Hosiery and Gloves
Ladies' and Gents India Gauze Understands
70 cts. to $l rs. Ladies' fine Linen Hemsttched
Handkerchefs. Gents Hemmed Handkerchief.
A lot of cheap Handkerchief, from auction.
Ladies and Gents Linen and Paper Cuffs and
Collars. Ladies' and Gents fancy Neckties and
Bows. A large assortment of
LADIES' SUMMER sHAWLs.
beautiful selection of RIBBONS, all shades
anu WlQtn9.
complete variety of NOTIONS and FANCY
GOODS, at reduced prices ta
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING GOODS.
A stock of Shoes never before equaled in this
market, such as LADIES' and MISSES KID,
MOROCCO and LASTING POLISH BOOTS
and CATERS, MISSES KID BUT
TONED BOOTS, LADIES' CON-
GRESS CATERS, MEMS FINE
CALF SKIN BALMORALS
and CATERS, GENTS
HEAVY CALF SKIN
BROGANS and
SHOES,
CHILDREN'S MOROCCO and KID SHOES
and SLIPPERS, LADIES' KID and MO-
ROCCO SLIPPERS and RUSKINS,
GENTS CARPET AND BUFF
SLIPPERS, MISSES TURK
ISH MOROCCO POL
ISH BOOTS,
ALL AT VERY Low PRICES.
large stock of SUMNER HATS,
STRAW and WOOL, PANAMA, LEGHORN,
MACKINAW and MALAGA. LADIES'
and CHlLDRENS SHAKER HOODS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
L subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
of Administration on the personal estate of
MARTHA LESTER,
late of Hartford county, decd. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by notified to exhibit the same, with the le-
gal vouchers thereof on or before the
Esd day Of June, 1871,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand and seal, this 28d
day of June, 1870
Al EGsb tflA HERMAN STUMP,
jul Administrator
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A few more Agents are Wanted for one of the
CHEAPEST and BEST Books in the world.
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PLANTATION BITTERS
S. T.-lS6O-X.

This wonderful vegetable restorative is the
sheet-anchor of the feeble and debilitated.
AS tonic and cordial for the aged and Ian
guild, it has no equal among stomachics. AS
o remedy for the nervous weakness to which
women are especially subject, it is suppressed,
ing every other stimulant, In all climates,
cific in every species of disorder which I'M
dermines the bodily strength and breaks
down the animal SPIRITS. For sale by oil
druggists, mil On
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HGlmbOld'S Fluid Extract Of Buchu,
HGlmDOld'S Fllid Extract Buclu and
Improved Rose Wash

Will radically exterminate from the system dis
eases arising. from habits of dissipation, at little
expense, little or no change in diet, no inconve-
nience or exposure; completely superceding
those unpleasant and dangerous remedies, CO.
paiva and Mercury, in all these diseases.
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TO PHYSICIANS.

New YORK, August 18th, 1868.
Allow me to call your attention to my
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w HY DON'T YOU TRY
Wells CarbOlic Tablets.

THEY ARE SURE CURE FOR SORE THROAT.
COLD GROUP, DIPTHERIA, CATARRH or HOARsE.
NEss, ALSO SUCCESSFUL REMEDY. FOR KID
by mail receipt of price, by j. O. KELLOGG "a Patt
st., New York. Sole Agent for N. Y.
jel0-8w SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
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Crate =Musfbteu.

Das Observation-Disclosures Departez
ment in @albinetor perSfentli9t un>
term II. Stunt foleenoen amtli9en
Beridt fiber Die ~piesjdbrise @et3enz
ernte, aus ZEN, MIR In Goleencem raa
@idtisfe mtttbeilen. Der riepriee
Yreis, renBei3enb ra6te, bat 1atirli9
eine Abnabme I'M 8au pe1slben BE-
pirft, 70 cab in oteiem Grlbjohr 900,<
900 @der went9er als I'M pe%r9aneenen
Sabre NIT rieler @etreireart bebaut
tpprcen. Der Trof 1T tiesmal perer
iebr all9emein nod iebr idlimm in iei<
men eriteu Wunaten 9efommen.
Tebruar unp WdrI Die fri
tHdfe Yrriore fit TrpRldaz
ben, >raren itirmild uno falt, nit
nett n,ebr Shnee al5 in ben Monoten
sorber, 10 rob pieier rerSaat sesen ZEN
8itterun9swedlel S@uB 9etpdbrte.
Sn Neu Gnslanp uno benz n5rtltden
Mep yprf >par Der @erlult tur9 Groit
serin9 /; in New 9erlep litten Elm paar
Counties beloncers, aus pennlplpaz
MEN miro lberau ber eiutser S@aben>
rer eo9 nirsenp beoeuteno 1T, beri@tet;
in Marylanp wurre bic Saat In ebe<
nem9ebmbpcen, Der nidt prainirt mar,
3eri5rt; in Girstnia fam i'm
[@punty Natrtd etrd Elm Stint
tel uu,, in MuatecmerY, 2aucaiter, 9l<
bemarle, Cumberland, Greene, 5enry
unb 2oucpn etrpas tpenieer. Die
lipli@en Staaten BON Carolina bis
.IeroS baben nur wenis Boeen nit
@ei3en bcbaut bod blieb ct bier Don
ben 3erit6renben Ginfai1en e6Winters
fat gang peri9ont. Sn Minouri fin
bet man in ben Counties 2epis unb
Sermon elm @tertel Don einem
pur9i9nittliden Stanb; Tpney uttp
5pwaro baben eelitten. Die go
ne jUil9en hem IS. unb $50
bic ielten S9nee %auf3uweilen bat uno
oft etnen febr idle@ten Stanb bes
@interfprns, 3etst biesmal pentser
fable Glede uls fonf. 3anlas 1T in
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Nims TX.

trat ant II. SUM- 1870, in oas 25ts
Sabr {einer &e9terun9. Gr bat carin
tefanntlt6 ouEer bem 81. petrus nur
etnen ein;i9en g%orgdnaer, plus VI,
welder BON 1775 biz 1899 set,au "a
Sabre 8 Mpnate IA Sage auf benz
5tuble petri las. Alio ,,ur nod elm
ein;ises Sabr, unb Der fatbplil9t Grbz
freis fam gum erfen Male felt ben
Saeen petri tos 1lber1e Subilaum
zines punti1cats feiern. Gs unter>
lieat nidt benz %serin9ten 3peifeL bo6
eteie Subelfeier ild auSerorbentli9
:%,eitalten >piirbe. Nm padenbfen
la6@te fe auf bic flint Sage pom II.
bts Fl. SUM- 1871 serleet tperpeu, 70
oa6 fe NIT benz Sabrestdss oer pro>
tlamatiun hes papltes anfnse uno nit
oem @eoenftaee isiner&rSnuns idl56e.
Die Geier auf ben %. Nueulf 1871 gu
peridieben, neil pius TX. rann Die
SoQe &e9ierun96seit be5 81. petruS err
retdt Bate, bat feinen Stnn. Denn
ber alte Spru6> cap fein Yopf bic
Sabre Netrt ieben ,perne - amos Pc
tri non videbis - miro aueemein
nur son rer runcen 3abI Der trap;tipz
neuen Is Sabre petrt perfauben E; uno
|ltercies terubt bic Mnsate> raS Der 81.
petru5 senau Is Sabre 2 Monate
uno Sage resiert bate, muir auf
ether iebr unfdern> biltoril6 nidt i'm
mincefen tes!aubisten 5ypptbsie.
(&1ln. 0plf5;t1.
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Die bentftbe 2ebrerDeria,1,,,:
lung. II ~

OaB Der eeutl9e 2ebrsrtah su nell
dem itd n1ebrerc tauIeno pdoa9c9en
aus allen Gbeilen Deutidlanrs jinsf1
in icer 6lterretdildeu Raiiertatt ;uz
iammen9efuncen botten, in leiner
Mebr5abl sesen bic Stride Gront ma
den peroe, fonute man bel Ter in
Deutidlano in rcn Gr;iebuu9sbeb5rz
Den berriasnpen Gi9tun9 mubl erparz
ten. Diele Senpens maate Fd benin
aud often selieno, CAB aber 9leiN3eitis
81 tntere0anten Musipriden Don 9e9ne<
rti6er Seite @eranla0un9. lleber pa6
@elammtreiultat fagt Der 8tener
uGplfsfreunb :"
User BON @plben Geriau1mlungeu
~lberbaupt irsenb et,uaS N%ennen8mer<
ties fir bic Tprtbtlpun9 Der S@ule
une eer 2ebrer fi9 seriprtdt, mibrer<
febt bic Sadie. Sdule unb 2ebrer
.btloen fi@ 1i9t In sroBen gerfannmlunz
gen nit ibrem ;%eritrtuercen 9drm unp
.t6ren p%runtbaften pbraien, bic fdwa9e
86pfe pertpirrer unb ftdrfere anefeln.
pclitti9e Yarteien, beren @irflamfett
ouf @emetn1amfett urp auf Ma6en
a~nsepieien II, mufen gu fol@en Mit>
teln ereifen !: gu .arbern 3,peden per<
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/ Grjbtftbpf 2. M, 0bin.

l1eber ben junsf seritorbenen bodw'>
fen @r3btldof Don Stem Orleans entz
nebme>1 uir Dem uG9o" fpl9ente Bio
erapbilde Sfi;3e:
Spbanne6 Marta Snin tpar eeborer1
III Mubterie IN Grantreih am Is. Sc
truar 1901. Na@ DpQenbune leiner
Stucieu trat er in bic Congregation
ter Milipnsz Yrfefer mad Der Reael
ce5 FL. 8ineentius npn paul. Sn
BEN treibt9er Sabren puroe ct DOT, leiz
rea Sbern mad 1eras eelenpet> 100 er
cannt pitle5 Sabre unter ben Snpianert
uuo Ginwanperen tbdtie mar. Mm 6.
Mdr3 1912 muree ct gum Btldof BON
Glauotopult8 i. p. sepeitt unp gun,
apultolii9en @iear BON Geras ernar1t
Oils i'm Sabre 1847 Walpeton gum
Bistbum erbpben purre, tpurpe s. Mt.
Sbin Der erite Bil9pf baieltit. Das
8tstbum @ulpeton umfaet bas Bar3e
.sroBe @ebiet pou Teras. Na@ BEN
Mbleben bes Gr3btl9pfes Blanc Don
Netp Drleans 1861 tpurbe Monlefaz
nsur Sbin ieiner @teuung entbcben
uno ais Gr3bti9pf na@ Mep Srleans
berufen. @eine 9ro6e &Srperi9wdde
in ben leBtenS ab>en binoerte i'm ni@t,
;ablret@e uno bei@werli@e &eilen gu
MAIDEN int Sntere0e .ieiner DiScele.
limb pbslei9 feline &ranfbeit ldon peit
ycr9eldritten tuar, 70 .baB fe bel Muen
bic erniteite Beiorenib ertpedte> lief er
i19 uort9ea CONNER nt@t abbalten,
Dem &ufe bes 81. @ater5 3u folgen uro
na@ Nom 81 reiien> unb Dem Gpneil
bei;uwobnen. 3u9let@ ppute er fir
feline Di5sele forsen, tnbem lfr bein Fl.
@tuble bic Grnennung' zines Gpabiu<
tors bemirfte. Ct bate nod ben Erpft
gu 1eben, bab fem lansidbrieer Greunp,
Der Generals icar M9r. 81. s. per9e>
su ietnent @oaotutor NIT Dem NsGte Der
Nadfpl9e ernarnt tpurbe.
@on Der 8~etwpbnuns ber Sisun9en
tes @onctls purbe er tpeeen }einer
&rdnflidfeit Dor einisen Mpnateu bts>
penfirt unb nun bate ct teiinet, {ebnlt<
deren Buni@, als nod in feline se>
liebte Grsoi53efe 3urddtommen 3u t5n<
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men uno bier tnmitten feiner 5eerce
feline Sage ;u bel@lieBen. @ctt bat
IS anrers senout; er bat feinen Die
1er mad etnem tarten, mibeccQen
Sa9smerfe abberufen gum emieen Set
erabenpe u,,p - mir bofen = gu uns
eergdn9lidem 9obn. Gr tart tn
Tranfret@, am Is. Moi, sesen 4 llbr
Wbenbs, na@oem ct fur; sorber NIT
ben IL. Gterbeiaeramenten rcrleben
mar. M59e ct rubenin Trteoen.
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rptncet, fno perlef ausemeine Ser
lammlunge1 meif rur Der Dedmantel
fir bic Gttelfett Gtn3elner unb bic
@er9ndsuussiu@t Der MeiRen. Sc
1T be3et9nenp, pae lelbf lebr liberale
8ldtter 9eftancen, bic I'm l1ebrisen
namentli@ cur6 bic arseu @era5be
oeS Committees ara nerlttmmten 9ebz
ter ieien eft TN &ploidum bel S9wenz
eer, ;. J.. bel 2ieoerz unp 0ldlertlane
aufgetbaut. Wan fpri@t BON tem
Stanoes9sflbL bas pur@ fol9e Ser
iammlun9e1 9endbrt unb 9epFest
werbe. Gut Der 2ebrer fol- ete 9ez
prlfte Sammer9eitalt ntdt lein> mie er
in cen Sdiloeruusen Der Blbne unp
pes &oman5 uno cen entipre@encen Der
Sasesz8 ldtter CUR ftebenpen Gi9ur &C.
porren 1T. Der9ebrer bat Elm wi@ttses
unb. betlioes Nmt in Der 0eieqlaoft
uno foQ BON bsmlelben i@ mabrbaft
erflQt uno 9eboben 3et8en. Dieles
l@6ne1 Mmte6 tpaltet Ct aber t,ur Damn
redt tpenr er ben @rfRli@en @etit Der
Selbfentiaeung in fi@ trdet. Diro
bieler IN 1ol@en @erlammlun8en &C.
pFest? @obl eber eas @e9entbeil
Der @etf zines un8eb5ri9en Dinfels,
Der NIT Der nat1rlihen GteQune hes
2ebrerS I'M poQfen @tperlpru9e. }febt.
gu bielem allsemeinen llebelRanoe traz
ten Bel rem @iener 2ebrertage nod Ell
nise beionre1e, 3u wel9en mir leirer
oas @ebabren einiser 1ferret@uben
ODER In Oeferreib anseleQten S4ulz
mdnnsr teioncers 3ablen mi6en. Die
Defamation ee9en Stride uno alerus
wurbe 9%rSetentbeil5 Don Setcrrei4ern
orer iplden> nte e6 fem iouten, Sor9ez
traht. Die Yrs0e belt es in tbrem
6eltartifd, nit eem ite ben 2ebrerta9
besribts, iusar 9eboten, bic antiflertcale
0erranntbcit Der Seiterrei9er I'M ror<
binein ;u sntldulpiBen. G6 mar
n%otbwenpie; oenn Die Nuroreutiden
m5gen bana6 ben Stano unierer
@clfslaule nidt sum 8efen beurtbeilt
baben. unoeraeiien fol- e6 blsiben,
cas Der pom Wiener @emeinceratb
beteQte Director u~nierer bSbsrn 9ebrer<
Bilcunssanfal Qdoa9osium), 5err
Ditte8> f6rmlid Die Stride unp jeoe
poFtiYe Sfeli9ipn aus Der G9ule bt1z
auspeist uro einen Nelietonsz Inter
ridt bur6 cen 9e5rer obne &lerus uno
pbne GonfelIion CD be9ebrt. Inner
9elIeu bIeibe IS AUDI taB ipnpbl Dttz
ties als bic liberalen 8ldtter au5brld<
lid tetontsn, Der r1pberne @runo1ab
Der eonfelltonslolsn @1ule mlHe BON
Seterretd, 100 er nun feiten GuB faGe,
mad Noreoeutl4lano 9etra3en tpercen
uup aud bort feline Siese feiern. Mllo
war es ia eitel 219e> tpenn man uns
inner ous uauf9efldrte" Deutl9lanp
al5 beiddmenoes Mufer porbielt unp
bic preulflden @9ulmeiiter bel 8bni9z
9rdB fte9en Lief. @tno nidt nieNorcz
ceutiden S@ul5ufdnce etua UNI 10
befer, je wentser fie confeiIunslos
i1nb?"
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MuSfbten in Nreufen.

Sn benz eesenpdrti9en Bablfampfe
fir oieNeupabl ber@ eleBsebun9 finb bic
6auptfra9en, wel@e berielben CUR 26>,
lun8 s%prlieeen tperben> @esenfano
lebbafter GrSrterun9er1. DteeIben bez
trefen ,pi9ttee Sntere0en ibes @plfes,
benin ntdt aQet1 bic pi9tiefea. mate
rieQen, {pnoern aud reli9iSle 6raaer
tperoen CUR Gntldeibune selan9en.
Durar miro bic S@utfraae feben tie
pfrp et1e ber 5auptaufsaben besQano<
taes biloer. Das unterrt@tseeieb,
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Cine bebeutuu9spplle Grfld=
rltt19.

Der &f INN bic benz @aticaniz
i9en Gonctl sur Gntldeipuns npr>
lieaeneen Bra9en fibrt ;u beoeutunssz
ypQen Gri9einunsen. 9ier;u sebSrt
bic jdn9ite G%rfldruns hes. 0rn. Bi=
f9pfs 3etteler ppnMfain; rsesen be @uz
gent. M~ussburser 3ts." Dieie bate
ndmlid tie 2lse serbreitet, Der ee>
nannte prdlat iei aus eiaeIn Nnbdnger
her pdpitli9en unfeblbarteit ;u eiinem
enti9ieoenen 0e9ner ees Dosma'S ee>
tpcrpen. Nun p%er5fentltdt 81. Di<
i9of &etteler na1febente G%rfldrun9:
Die ~Wu9. 3tg." fam fat ni9t
metaen Namen 11ennen, pbne ;uolei1
elite u~1rabrbett aus3ulpreden, +.
so 1T es audi tpieber in cen1 flint
at9iten uN1milden Brtefe bonn gpncil"
III Dem 9aupttlatte bonn 4. Stunt aes
ideben.
Isle beri9tet bort iibsr cine Meoe,
pelde i'd int Goncil in Iebter 3eit. ees
balten babe, in fulsenoer @eiie:
nGtnen gang entge9eneelebter GIN
orud trad,te Retteler'S @epe beryoer..
Dan ,par 9eipannt, mas er laee1
pdroe, cenn man tpuBte, baB ct einert
i1nern aampf ourd9efritten battle,
8or jebn Monaten mar er III leiner
S9rtft uber ras ramals erft oneefaln>
ot9te Gonci gang aus freiena Mntriebe
als Tlrlpreder Der pditli6en unfeblz
BARRETT aufsetreten ; NIT slibeneer Be<
seifteruns, NIT b~insebenper Devotion
fir ben papit mar er, obeleid er in
Tulca ba5 aeue Dogma alS un3eit9c>
mdb erfldrt bate mad &om sefomz
men. SD unterlajle e6, bic @tufenz
fol9e ar;uSe6en, In 1pel9er berGnttduz
f9un9e> uno Grnl1terunesprpeeb
BET tbm ii& SoQ;rs. Seine 8epe bat
betptelen, caB CT aus einern Snoppor>
tuniiten elm euti9ieoener @e9ner
oeS Dosma's ielbit eetuorcen it, wie
pies aud rielen anbern besesne!e."
$50 bin nun 1t9t In Der Va9e,
mit3utbeilen, mas i'd 9elagt babe; i6
fam aber, pbne ras @ebeimniB III perz
leBen, abweilen, &ras id ni9t gelast
babe, unb ertldre biermit Toleenbes:
II. SD babe nod mic an Der I'M
~feblbartett ces papites 9e3weifelt ; i'd
babe piefe 2ebre inner often, befanut
in Deutlalanb, wie bier in Rom i'd
babe ME Semanc @eleaenbeit eeseben,
oieie meme Nn1iGt III .be;weifeln i'd
babe allo AUDI 9ewiB III uei,er lesttn
&ebe oieie ueberseusuns r,t9t uerleus<
net: Sc if,paber Y%olfommea unpabr
oaB cine :.Banbluts meiner l1eberselt>
9uns ffattsefunpen babe ; es it npQ<
tottt1et1 11npabr, Bag t9 .aus einen1
Saopportuniiten cit, enti9tepener Seq
1lsr oes De9ma's felbf% eetporoen" Bin,
Metne ~~slabenoe Beseiferuns~, 'ueiae
nbingebenbe Devotion fur Zen papf"
1T thinner pur@aus bteelbe eeblieben.
Der Correspondent 1T taber aud ni9t
utn BET Gage" bic @tufenfolae an3tse>
Fen, in pel&er ber Gnttdui@ungs> unb