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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13
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Sn st. 2Duis bat It9 am 6reita9e Der
3 idbrt8e Sas. GrtDtnr mitteIIE Ybosp6ors
Uer9iitct inb.m CT Die tSpic uOn A Strci1s
b0l51eH abuagte uno ben Sdmcoct OsrI@lMf.
te. Ncrjttbe SitIic bliGb eriOllIo5: unttr ia.
menIoltn E.HaIcn ltar6 0a5 &lH0 n03 brei
6tunoen.
@aGifornti9e 3cttun8en entDals
ten bemcriensWeribs Seri6t: iiber bic Nus;
beute Der eoitn WtetnIlc wGbrcno Der leBsn
nbt Sabre. g8aBrenO Ofier 3tit lit Die Nuss
beute uon $32, ,00O,O 600 auf So, 900, 900 jGbr,
lid geiunten. Sas &u5beuten Der eOlen Wles
tale 1T nab Der @rl46piung Der @Ol0wGId..
reien Elm rcdt re8elmGBi9cs @eihdlt gcworz
ben, ,melbes beoeutenoes Sapitnl 1urBttrcibuug
perlan9t, uno burbibnittlt9 teinen 0rG6ern
YrOft abDtrit, ais anOerc &cibdtte. Sic
Yer9Ieute erbalten ourbI0nitti0 81 ben
Gag mas i'm BerBleid lur 0itCH 9UeIt Elm
auberorOtntli9 bOber &obn 1T uno 3ei8t oaB
Die Sergmerle auBerorOenlli1 er9iebig ein
piiroet lDsnn lie nit oerlelben Biligfeit bstres
ben meroen tOnnten, Die Die Y!r9Werfe inGu7
ropa.
Sn Ii9leD, S6to, an Der yGleOeIanOs
Golumbus>Gi Giienbabn" 9clC9er, erblng iidb an
Donnerlta9 Elm iuu0er Wtoun, Numcns $. j.
Q9toeiino, BON Der Jrma S0obn & gBeOetinO,
SoId,en fonh n,on rinpn SrieF IN msfhcm Ssr
lInoliiflide melnet 6or or 5ginp WnnrIposns
beiten oboeitloiier bes qebsns milne mn snts
itfnSien lei I'D, hen SIM ~ oehrr ISfsih,e;.
tio snfb6lt her 8rief oenoI,e Wnmci,unorn' ,nn
nm in tnns fiir pinpmp s5"r1r cr 6rorobSr ,s;,,
ipil.
~ W u ~ MN " nsl rt u nat ed 4
S1un8st H. lut w .na16 G6gellIt M poH l9V
a IUitU GpEt roIVV iuiitH' 90 SGtpHo
g"ae u'o ~sus. GtI" mt,'on os.,UEt5 2I2,Vou
-Ta5u U.s tIWrgsHsts u..Vtttil HttnlB!e!th
~ tpuyt IIsto't@ ga Sug /" "'E''"'
'O'' W D'",I'9'uno, oN'o g''b'"
ses sssE34t, si1.5 nn5 e5OH t nor &TtGS gnS YGit
pt,;rsrc gt5tt, INN nnisr 5n,+%., i1m0s,.
A,, ongofir,Ns, go os iSt'ST. "a S ;;,G
s;, Ut Tu1 1',IonS ~ Gastt GV'' 9s''9
CIV '.''''l.""o. ! P...So. S2Ett91t
yin fatell fn0. - SGr eini9eh
GaGen. 8ao senator cameron oon pehnlglpas
Dorle an5uDofen r2er senator pon Slltz
nots lagt, oas Hano erWarte, .oaB mir eine
3arilbll anneDn'en, oaB mir cine Currency. |
Sll anheDnlen, nnO DAB MIR ole Veor4'as Slll
alinebnlen. so CLAUDE mot, oaB oas GGn0 |
lr9eno etpqs oer @rt pon llns ernartet. Wtelne
Weihun9 W. ooB oas Hah0 erlOarlei, oaB MIR |
ote 3ur Uorifugruh9 DER Te9Ietun9 notbt9en |
8elOiummen oertp'Ilt8en, ole Steutrn ermd'
Bl9en, umo oann nap 9aule gfDen uno unere
prioat,,ann9tle8en9elten DDelof9tn,, gSenn mir
5u Saule ltno, 10 tbun mir Dem Wenlentpten
tetnen Sbaoenr uno nd9renO mir bier llno,
t9un MIR le9r meHl9 @ules, uno oesbalb
CLAUDE ib, e eber mir bon bier tortmobrn,
oefo eeier fllr uns uno oeno beher fAr has
Gano." Siele frelmttgl9tn gsOrte entlpre6cn
einer pieloerbrtlietsn antbt rno octoiehPn
obne 3lpeilel nom eonareB ernltltdb bi9er5i8t
3u peroen' Set ndberer prutun9 eri9eint
uns Der auslgrut oss alten 9erlebenen Yolts
titers ais etn Protelt 8e9'n ole uno leoe Yer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13
sDestpeiier tiir Reiienbe.


Ra6 allen staitontu - um $40 Ttorstns.
unO gBtudtFsr uro SwiteupIdbe UNI ubr Ssat.
nittaas (ausgenomnen Sountaes).
Rah bem Qp TEN = uni uno 945 Ibenbs.
Ra6 Sreosrtd uno 5aetrstown- UNI $40
Wor9ens uno 4u. gbenos tnussenOmmen sorntassl.
RGb gIlicptt @ttp II. I. 10. UNI $40 unc
$50 4gor8Ens uno $50 Naanltta8s tausSenOmmsn
Sonutoas).
T@% " aIbtnstor-u nm 4. 20. 5Ss. 2. s,sS unO
IL 80 Wtorgcts uno 2 9,55, 4.40 tno $50 Nbenos.
yuh @nnnPolts - uin uno ll.SO Wfor8ehs
uro 4.I0 9tatbmtttass.
Bon gB q tbtu9ton - I'M 7, 8 nno e.SO Wtor9enS
unp IL As, $50, $40, 630 uno Abenos.
%bifaseIpbia:sBilminstp @ifenbabn
gad PbtlaorIpbia, 3ptihenItationsn
uuO ~ eIalparer Giienba bn" UNI 7.25 Wor.
8ens tGOnntaas aussenonmrnl:
9srrpoGe nod Nort 8epoNt abbe9eHol UNI 9.35 Wor'
gems (Sonntaas aus9erummenl.
Nah Yb bilGoelpbtd a un0 VeW ort tith In
gBilmiueton nit osr yDclauare Geubabu" oerbtnoeno)
um lao gatmitta95 tSorrtags nus9enomrnenl.
Rud ben Stattcncu is 4Ort Depoitt-
nm ubr Ndhntittdns Sonttags ausasnommenl.
9tad qbilabelpb ia = um 7.25 Abenos, t6gld1.
Slad @eW. 90 i ggpreBiu8 um 1910 AbenNs.
td9lib.
SbiGaStIpbia.9dlto. GeutraI. gifenbdbu
perIGBt Baltimore nm 7.25 Wtorgrns uro 2iO R0bm.
$iaet.glrcGu: gir. 147, sf.gaItmoreirahe.
R6rcIid,e Central. Giienbabn.
Na@ gtttsburq, Ocm @sftn nne Ror.
ben bis an b lie Rta8ara.SGIIe, an allen Sta.
ttuncu ,ludcn Baltimore uuo Yort anbaItenO -tdSIb
I'M 8.l5 Wiorocns tsOnntaos ausgcnommcnl.
Rad5 Qittsbur9, benz Betcn uno RUr
ben 6ts g8 g8ilItumsporturb6 6rie-t tG9Id) run
10 .l5 gutmtttn9s (Soultdgs dus8cnomnten).
gad Ytttsburg, ben u tGGuras6 d lien uno
BuFfulo- tGglidj UNI 70. 10 Nbenos.
gadb Yittsbur9 uro ocm Sub BIN ten, an
ben SauptltaOuen Iwdeu baltimore rno Sarrisbur9
anbaltcuO - td9lD um 7.i0 Nbenos (Sonnta9s aus8es
nomulcn.
DeHltd)e WarnIdnoer GiIenbabn- UNI
sl5 Wtor9as unO $50 yGtnIittags.
9iah 8ettpsbur9-u I'M S.l5 Wor9ens uno II. 20
Rabmittlgs
giab 5anoOer um s.15 WorBens uno 1920 unO
$50 Natbmtngs
GumberlGnoer SboI.Babn-um s.15 WOr.
gems uno II. 20 9iGhntitta9s.
HGb Worf - tG9ltt I'M $50 9labmitta8s tSorns
tags ausaelon,mcn).
9ad 4artton - tdob I'M $50 gtatbm. tSonn.
tags aisperommcn)
8iuct.Biireau Mr. 9, Noro.GaIpertir.
Gatpnsoiucr Rfereebabn.
stiinotb uOn ubr 4ROrGens biz 1lbr Gbtnos,
ubr ausgcnommcu. Gpnntags ftinoIid BON uBr
Woreeus bs rbr Nberos utlo jeor balbe ShIroe BON
2-7 uhr Nbcuos nndb gouoOn YGrt.
Wadl GlltCDtt itn - nm 8 uho 10 ubr WtOrs
acns uro uno 6 ubr IlGhmittngs. 3uridtebreuo Oon
Gnicott 9itD nm uno 10 Ilbr Wtor8ens uno un0
nbr gladmittGgs. - @n Sonita9eu nm uno 10 nbr
SRorgcrs. uno :, uuo tlbr ytadbmita9s mad, unO
uuo 10 llbr Wor8Cns uno 3, 5 lno nbr 9lahmittG8s
bon guicott Gitp.
9JurF sRuaS Nfereebabn.
Ntab 8 ON ontuun ittnoIib bon nbr Wor8enS
bis II ubr Nbcuos.
gtGd) @oUQnstUruu um 6, 6R, ~ uno SH ubr
IRor8ens uuo 21a, 3A. AZ, 5K uno 6k rbr Nbenos.
Nn Spnntugcn: I'm lO4 uno Tx nbr Wor9ens
uno l2%, IL, N, 81, AZ, 81 uno 6K tlbr gladDm,
nno BON Sopnnstopn bterbcr nm 10 uo IL tlbr Wlor.
8els uno l. 2, 3, 4, 8, e, Z uno Ubr 9satmttaBs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13
z UprfsRoass
1 pffrbf- 1abu

Mb9dh9 pom Der .0ttp pan. nad xulplohflpn itn0.
lid bon nbr Dtorasns be II ubr NbsnSs
Wbgang bon Der Stabtballe nm G, 6k TX unb sx
nbr Wtorsens uno IN. 3S, AZ, 5Js uno o.. tbr
gluhmittaes.
Nbsan8 bon G,ooanstotpn urt 7, 8, uno 10 rlbr
Wor9sns uno 4, S, 8. uno br Hat5inittaas, gonns
tags ausgenomnen.
@n Sonntassn: um 1oa uno ll1z rbr Wor9sns u.
l2Ia, X, 2h, 81, AZ, 655 II. e. n. Wahm, IT, uou
@puanstopn bierbsr uin 10 uub IL ubr Wtoraens uno
/, 2.S. 4. 8. Q, uno ubr Ratm. 80. =. ~. ....
tAprtl3O-) Senrp Tpfon, prai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13

. q. De Ga 8sntrie, 4rd5
q. NUp Seaatr. SER. ,.I32s,
6. SnBn Gling.ufF,
%sd,tsz Iutpalt,
"SToNE OFFICE, oem Gci.b5bauIc III 2opIonolun
9e9eniber,
btrtet ietntn oeutiten Srenoen icne 9enle IN allen
9erib1eu uno aOpDtatOriidCn GjCih1itcu in Baltimore
9ountO an @r 1T nab 4 Ilbr JtadJmitaas aud i'll
Baltimore in lcinem Yitrcau Rr. 45, at. DduIRr.,
Gte Der Sarato8alraBe, lu iprehen. Or fprid5t
Seutidb. (3Wlt31S.)
9lusnrrfaui Q(uBherf0ut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13
y 9ie @reo'i6e 8abmni6inr,

LOCK STITCH, geraSe 9aeel,
bic bette in Ser gBeIt
erbtS bic bDGtc UeOaiIe, ,uede SamtIien.9abmn di.
nen in Der
Variier Gusffetfuns ppu 1867
se9cbcu uuroe Sieiebe wro nab oem Yadt gIare Der.
taiIft in oem gertauis.2otnr Der @onlpagnie Rr 50,
@pres Gbarlcsaraae, -Isreimaurcrs Pane".
prIJOh 1ND+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13

SgS> Spc,ialzgluti3.
On Der erIien gerianmIuug Ocr gCrporatortn Der
y9alttnore Seraer Sampf 3ruuspUrtatious GjCs
uereials Gale" in Der Stdot Baltimore aebaer luurs
ben naditebenoe Ssrrr einitinmig III Sirettoren 9es
ndbt um ibre SGIddfte ~ sitcn
Spbn y. BrDnnt, Rid,S GjuIhsbprpuab,
&bomas R SSilfpu Treeericf RuluCuu,
@hwarb Seager. 2inbrsm 3. George uuo
q r. be Gd Rcintrie.
Vic folQenoeu Sennen ipurotn glcidfaus erpGBIt
y. 81. he IA Rcintrte. YrGiOtnt
Jubn q. Brnaut. 8ices 4r0iOcnt
Sbps. 4. Belt, Jun, S6aBmcifGr
g. Rpb &eagsr, Sftretdr;
gS. Il y. MnberfcIi, Wnuat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13

Sn ReW Nort 9in9 geftern abcno i'm
Cooper Jnltitute" cine 8eriammlung su
8unlten oes San Sonlingo Shminoels,
ielbiiuerfanoli6 bon sGeitnnunastRbtgen"
au9e3ettelt in SCsne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13

Su New NOrt brad J. McGnrtp in
einen S4nappsIaoen, beraubie Die &aiie, be
tnetpte fb nit QSbtsteD l6lief in einem
GebnitubIe Elm II. 8erletb am ndbfen Ror9en,
ols CT erpaAte, in bic O6nbe Der Noiiei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13

Su Rem DOrt bat 9r. Cs,ualO Often
OOriIer, Der Gt8entbtimer Der pStaat5ic 5icttr0".
bic domination iIir oas IlOcrmanns Unit
QugNel1lQNen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13

SemScnl SSembenl
ueroen auf Be'eune asnat unb ala chen 10 out >pIr
rseno ,ptIs anbsrs III Baltimore angeertl9 nit eu9
auf etof elcsarte arbsit uno @utibtn sarauttrt fir
81. bel Witsinnis in c8r. 81. sSea'3altimpre.
ffraRe, (1O9-2O)
Mabamr ~. Gnr's Snbianiife sfriin=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13

Scr bette Ylat, um cine 0edbmas
fd,ine III faufen, 1T Sa,
luo anc Sorteu Wainsn su babfn nb. .tue I'M G'd1Ite
bon 9eorg {. Strpbmeper. Jun, @r. s, Rore.
@dDitraae.
glibmaidtrer tprSen auIs Bette rnb BiIli9Ite ausoe.
bel'ert; auh balte Id cine eroBe gusWaBI BON Sebe,
Sarn unb Gel ium @ebrartbe her Waihner buiser,
oils an eintin anoern BIabe. fIprlI27, ,6Nntel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13
Die
Q3ebrimni0r riner arO6rn StaOt.

9toman
uOn
4m9nft Gtpalo S6niG
Yrfal'er oes prcts8str6uteu 8omans gTurt qampi
gum f}rtben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13

u l'poh W. " SugtIh OttlPluNyell IuNt'
Gen. 8 berio an bat iidD alio bon oem
GOpua Oes yBeFens los9ctiiler, um Our1 per.
i6nli5e Wni0auun9 oon ben BerbditniIien in
ben SerriIpren itd, Ju unterri9en, ptl9e su
Der Befhr1tung, oaB elm oroBer Snolaner;
&rie9 bepOr'tcbe, InlaB 9s9cben baben. i3Ue.
felsobne perbnOet lid nit oielem Sbrittc oes
commanbirenoen @enerals bic Nbftbt, oas
8errain 3u reconroseiren, um itir allenialljiae
utitere SGrpe0itionen" gepen nidtsabncn0e
Stdntme Der Got66Gute Die erforoerliden
9ortebrungen treIien ,u t6nncn. Bon oelem
8edtspunite aus betradtst, erldeint Die
Reiie oes 8eneral5 un0 ieines Stabes gerabe
ni6t 9eei8net, bic crtu6bnten 8eiiirbtungen Al
belb'pibtigen. @eibjeiti9 i6mmt Die Ra1.
titbt, oaB Grpeoitionen nab Dem 8ebIete Der
Snoianer aufgebroben itno, UNI nab 8olofd.
bern ooer oer8iei6en vaisjuldauen". llno
oob lino es gcraoe oieie beii6noigen Supalios
ncn pciser Nbcnteurer, io,uie ole iib ausoebz
nenoen Aniieolun9en Der Q8ciBen, bur1 ipeIhe
Die g8iloen ben llmfang ibrcr Sa9ogriinoe
INNER mc9r iib perenaern ieben, mas ibren
Wrsluobn unb ibren Grimm reijt. gBiro man
ii9 en0lib enti6lieben, eruitlibe MaBre9eln
5u er9reifen, UNI bieie sWtiinoel" Der Nation
10 ptel. als m69lib, 8e9en fernere Yeeintrdbs
ti9un8en, Die ibnen ben &ebensunterbalt abs
5ultneiosn oroben, gu idisen ? (5ourn.)
Sn Rem Dort belt porseitern Der fare
b9e Senator 9teUels Dor 500 Weniden i'm
COOPER: Snititute" cine Geoe. Ser speralo~
= pobl irOnib - ment, oaB er elm belIerer
GeOner als gDllIon,. Senton, Sherman unb
anoere Senatoren lei. Gin Gntbulioit rel
aus: gSa, er 1T unier ndbier Yrdiiosnt !~
WorauI Elm anSerer 3ubbrer erwiosrte .Sa
pobl. Bird Yomerop uno Senator Repsls
ltlr Die Yrdl'oeniur uno Yice. Ytaiioentur in
1872"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13

5u @oIesburg, Nd, perebeIidtc ii6
ioeben Der 50 Sabre altc Samuel Grosbp nit
Der 81 'idBrt8en gBittlue anna 5urr, MT Der
er ihon Dor 6l sA0lren perlprndlen mnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13
Wiht einem ssaQ :!

Dr, 9Sincbet brauht oas SdVpeer Grub Sns
t2ahaas) t6al bier In Der Staot Ieit benabe Sabrr
unb e8 m nid etn fau In psten Ieire 8srFabrunQs.
petit fb i'm SertnaHen ais idabIid 9eJe9t BerIoner
pelde elm Dent9 tIrbam 0htr ncrp6s btnfthtlit ors
Sabnaus,iebens uo t6rnrn 'tb paltbert balte bds e
ben Bottheil bon aroBer Griabrur8 otrbunon nit ges
tdtdlthtet In oeitm Gtabliilemeni itnotu.
3abn@arnttlren, pelde GAM natirlid ausfe feben onn
$40 big $50; Nusihbtn bon 3abnsn nit 9a6aas 50
9ents fir ieben.
HsinderS 3ahnar3uei' e Gtabfifitmsnt,
Rr. 1873. Hdpettt=,
tUaat2,3Wtt) INpiiden entau. uro Yacafita6s
5t@ nuiers $15 8ahne9arnI!ureu
s.Falltn tintm 5eOtn. EbsihpeiIs Soa $3.50. an;
3abnoperattontn spsroen garantirt. 3GpnsWusIt1tr
nit Gas 80 Cts.
MONUMENTAL DENTAL PLACE,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13
Nusnertnuf
NIT
erp6c cm SerIHfc.
). llOCfnbOuIll,

Vr. I8e, 2srinstpuffrafs,
psIer tin Gs1tdft aufw9eben btabIid9t btetet epIt
lett'Shatpls, Spiben Suter, 8rodle GbaiDls Atabs
Samnlet. uno Sudl, Jader, SpibeubeiGb, QtIGs, Sas
tins Suh, quite, BhImCn uno Wtobemaartn i'm Wuges
usiHsn lu rritaursnswettb biuigeu Vrstisn an.
3. TOitnbaunt,
9lr. l62, 2erin9tonIltafe.
y. y. Wnhsfi9uy int 6dauieniter, Orpis AUD Elm
sroBsr Spis8eI 8u oettouleu. (lO2-l5D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13
ST.. 5. &. 3ticoro,

Sfr. 1AI. Bapettc., iuii@en 4arf. uuo So,paroir.,
bat 80 Sabre oer SpelaIbrbanoIn9 bon glerUen. lno
a6rperldwdde, pr9aniider guttrGihlns II. 10. uno
auer arantbeiten, bic bon Der 5noistretou uno Gus.
beiten Der Sarn>pe9e eu Sabr alt. no GiniprIbunsen
NIB barnreibenOr Wel Ndts 9ebpfen, beilt CT bur1
0rtlites Wittel III lagen tirilib erIt su9eioscne
flebrl in 3aSeu. IReoiiinen ieiioet CT ourG Yot
ooer GgpreB ir9enouoln. SpredNunoen bon 9-R1
ubr. 20 ubr, 1881 uBr IbenOs. Dausrnoe SeiIun9
9arantirt (Npril2S l2YRt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13

Ni4t &arI Gic9er, iOnoern Mte8er beiBt
Der WeB3er, Der (Iiebe uoraeitriGe tel. Sepe;
jben) IN Gbicago I'M Sircite ben 8iebbGnOler
NOam Seler nit eincm Sbladtmeller erita6
iba8, ben &eaer oen BIGGER ins @,iibt Uers
lehte, 0e9anNen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13

Sn st. &ouiS bat ii9 AM 6reita9e Der
3 idbri8e 5as. GrtDtor mitteIf Ybospbors
terGiitct, in0:m CT Die &6pic UOn A Strei1s
b6I69en ubnaste umo ben Sdmcoct Dsri9Iut,
te. Ncrjlt4e 9Ittic bIiGb erio.alo3: unttr ia.
menloicn GHaIcn ltarb Oa5 &in0 na9 6rei
E5tunNpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13

IN Nem Srlenus iuno iocbcn cine
GrrBs 0ruiotn 6iNlibtcit itot. 8NieIbc be
itano aus eincm Nusiuge unO Reoen oes N9tb.
u, SambOIa uno 0es 0rn. Geo. -. YupIt e.
u. Is, Yirric o,tf Der v6air @rOuuCs", 4Ru.
lit |c. Ban5 Neu Orleans betbciIiBte iib an
0cr fEeier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-13

Sie Muiif3um Eincinnati'er
SGn8crfefte, (itir Gin GrbeItsr bon $50
Wanr) miro meniBltenS $4,000 foIten. Set
bale unO Wu't alio allcin beiI6uiig $4,000
-Oa5u Die beribieOenen anOeun <lrisIeiten
- oa Diro es Wa0ri3einIih aud In Ameritn,
tnis in Ieutidllnnn hnlh heiNen:
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-09-06
The Sun of Riuhteousnessss

DR.. Newton, in Sunday School World,
thus illustrates the text, "He shall arise
with healing in his wings"
In some parts Of the coast of the Medi-
terraneon Sea, every morning about sun
rise, fine breeze sets in from the sea and
blows across the land. 1t has such good
effect in scattering the mists and clouds
that gather during the night, in driving
away diseases, and in promoting The health
of the people, that they call this morning
breeze, "the DOCTOR" And as it is the sun
which sets this breeze in motion, it may
well be considered as the wings Of the sun.
And so it is literally true, in those places,
that the sun arises with healing in bis
wings"
was reading the other day some ex-
tracts from the report of physician con-
nected with the hospital. Hehad young
girl under his care who was suffering from
consumption. At first she was in a room
where the bright, gladdepiog beams of the
sun never shown. 1t was q damp, gloomy,
cherries room and in spite of all that the
doctor could do for her. he found that she
was getting worse every day. At last be
ordered her room 10 be changed. She was
removed TO bright, cheerful room, into
which the sun shone for several hours a
day. The doctor ordered her TO sit in the
supbeams and take sun BATH She did
so, and she began 10 grow better at once
It was literally true, in The case of that
young girl, dat the sun arose upon hel
with healing in bis wings"
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Spasmodic Efforts.

Spasmodic efforts are not the ones calcu-
lated to accomplish the most in the end.
So thinks pastor in Vermont:
In this age of The world, when the body
is carried a mile 4 miaute, and thought
transmitted with lightning speed people
think that everything, however hard, and
soul winning is included, must be done in
moment, OF not at all. They forget that
to evangelize a community or the worldre-
quires something more than paroxysms Of
labor Moral aud civil reforms are not
produced in a day. a large practice is
not built up in an hour. Why, then, ex-
pect to produce religious reforms in a day
or week? The sun does not dart into his
meridian splendor. lie tolls from early
morn till noon. The scholar, the artist,
the mechanic, do not leap into eminence.
The ustman does not vault into excellence.
The path of all these is as the shining
/ light, which shincth more and more. The
reason why the lives ofso many are barren
is that they trust too much 10 spasmodic
action, and TOO little to persistent work
They lack that superior quality called the
power of application. So If you wish tc
see a work Of grace going on this year in
your community, and the church 10 which
you belong revived, you must settle dowr
to steady work for Jesus. Duty mus
prompt you when inclination is wanting
You promised to serve Christ. You an
under obligation to work FOR him. Yot
should have a religious as well as business
sense Of honor. You must work in dark
ness, and amidst doubJ-bear reproach-
endure trial. Why need you fear grasping
as you profess 70 do, the hand Of the Mas
ter?
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Parlor Day of the Week.

Every house of any consideration has in
it a best room. 1t is usually the largest in
the house, and the most comedy. Itusua'-
ly is furnished with the choicest things
which the owner can afford, and represents
the best outward estate of his household.
Here is the best carpet. Here are the best
colors. here is the best furniture. Here
are hung the best pictures. Here are the
chairs FURNISHED and covered. And here,
it may be, is the sofa, luxurious with extra
springs. The few choice treasures are put
upon the mantel piece, or on some corner
shelf Whatever there is that stands apart
from common uses by being a little better,
the parlor receives. And this room is
scrupulously kept-too scrupulously, often.
All festive occasions are celebrated in it.
1t is the room of honor. 1t is here that we
devote ourselves to our company when we
would show them hospitality. 1t stands in
the house as aperpetual reminder of beau
ty-what little beauty we can command
of hospitality-so much as we are able to
exercise of it; of superiority. A best room
is not simply an emblem of vanity, as Gym
les would say. To have a room which has
in it choice things, is rather the uncon.
scious inspiration of ideality; and it is g
desire to maintain it in the household; and
it is a silent but real influence for refine
ment and for high living.
1t is sad thing to see a person or a fam
lily who makes one day just like another
who does not care to make one day bette
than any of the others; that regards al
things as good enough. On low level, i
is moral influence that leads one to dres
better on some occasions than on Others
and to spread better table on some occas
ions than on others. Although I shoul
not dignity such efforts as these by calm
them religious, / do say that they are mi
nor forms of the inspiration of moral feel
ing, and indicate the disposition that is S
necessary to humanity-the disposition t
go up; to leave lower forms in favor c
higher developments, both n materif
things, in social elements, in intellectus
progress, and in moral estate. 1t is asp
ration in one of its lower forms.
Now, what the parlor is to the house, til
Jewish Sabbath and its substitute, til
Christians Lords Day, were meant to |
to the week. The week is house, an
: Sunday il the best room in it, and it ougl
' to have the best things put into it, and
, ought to be kept religiously; and it is
exercise upon all our time just the san
unconscious influence, or conscious inf1
!, ence, as the case may be, which well pr
e pared and well kept parlor does inyariab
exercise upon all the occupants of Il
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Martyrdom of PaschaI.

OF all its opponents Rome most hated
the NaudoiS. To bind one of the primitive
christians to the stake seemed to give
strange satisfaction to their modern perse-
cutors. In September, 1860, Pope Plus
". and his holy college gathered at Rome
to witness one Of their favorite spectacles.
a pile had been raised in the square of St.
Angelo, near the bridge over the Tiber.-
The people assembled in q great throng.
The condemned, a pale and feeble young
man, was led forth when suddenly he be-
gan TO speak with such rare eloquence and
force that the people listened; the Pope
grew angry and troubled, and the inquisit-
or ordered the Vaudois to be strangled lest
his voice be heard above the flames. Plus
". then saw the martyrdom in peace, and
directed the ashes of his foe to be thrown
into the Tiber.
The martyr was John Louis Paschal, a
young pastor of great eloquence who had
been called from Genevato a congregation
Of Vaudois in Calabria. The post of dan
ger had singular charm for the brilliant
preacher. He was betrothed to young
girl of Geneva. When he told her of his
call to Calabria, "Alas." she cried, with
tears, $50 near to Rome, and so far from
mep Yet she did not oppose his generou:
resolve, and he went to his dangerous sta.
ton. Here his eloquence drew wide at.
tention. He courted by his boldness the
crown of martyrdom. He was shut up II
deep dungeon, was chained with gang
Of galley slaves, was brought to Rome
where Paul had suffered, and was impris
oned in q long confinement. His persecut
ors stroye to induce him to recant but NJ
brides nor terrors could move him. II,
wrote last fond exhortation to Camilli
Guarina, his betrothed; his eloquence wa
heard for the last time as he was strangle,
before the stake.-Rarper's Magazine