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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-06

Influence OF Temperature on Health.
In tho Fall the difference between the tenn.
perature Of night and day Is greater than at any
other time Of the year. In the early autumn
the quicksilver sometimes rises As high during
the day a. In the most feryid summer weather;
| while at night 1t often sinks to an almost win.
Try point. The human body not being made Of
steel or India rubber, sensIbly feels these tre-
mendous changes. To fortify the system
against them, q genuine tonic Is required; and
the public has long since discovered that among
this description OF medicines Hostetter's Stom.
ach Bitters is infinitely the best. It gently
quickens the circulation, regulates the bowels,
tones the liver. braces the nerves, and thus puts
the whole physique on Its defense against the
yicissitudes Of temperature In our climate.
Few, II any, cases Of epidemic fever are heard
OF In localities where It Is In common use. As
IL becomes more aud more widely known, and
the demand for 1t increases, chills and fever,
and tho bilious rcmittent, seem to rccede before
Il, and II ever It should come into universal
use, these diseases would cease to DO known -
the scourges Of our low.lying and marshy dis.
tricts. That homely bit OF proverbial phioe
ophy, that prevention Is better than cure"
should DO especially borne In mind In the au.
tumn months; and indeed In all seasons, to-
gether with the fact, that among al the pre-
~ventives Of malarlous disease, Hoetettef'e
Stomach Bitters IL the most safc and potent.
DO certain. however, to obtain tho genuine
| article, as countless limitations Of Q pernicious
character arc abroad. Bee that tho externals
are all right, and remember that Hostettsr's
stomach Bltters 10 sold In bottles only.
ee4lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-06

President Grant, before moving Into his
beautiful cottage at Long Branch, requested that
the doors, shelves, floors and all the paint work
be secured; the stains DO cradlcated from the
marble mantcls, tables, statuary and the porce-
lain nnlshings; tho rusty and furnished tin,
brass and copperware b. polished, and the whole
put In thorough order, that Its brilliant and tidy
appearance might be admired by his friends. A
supply Of ESocH MoRGAN's SoHs' SAPoLIo was
obtained. and the changes made as II by magic.
F. B. Taylor s Co.. agents, q Francisco.
an0iIm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04

Dertaugt.
Serlanat.
BCrtanqt.

: suite 8iitlir' aber nur cute drtejttr mB9sn uaa'
t-9,n IN @r. iBis 70 Cast0mbare, RGgs paHo'
ueirraBe. nbsnlo eth tAGtgtr 3unge. tsI-lI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04
Dn pgrAaareH ulO % DgrmtGlDsu.
Su bcrmiCthCu,
XM Nermietlcn.

-- Cine ftInt 6arn bon II g6rrn: out,s Sous
nit 0 3ilunerr, 9~triiSruo gBa1st &c Gin, 6aIbt Tpele
eln 9 :. miners BUN Station. NagIufrasln in Rr.
90, %inearafe. 1914
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04
3n D%erEaufcu,

I3N
Cine out 8 gtbtnoe Witib56uit iUeesu Ntr, lie beg
etstntbtimtrs bts Wtat. YlabluitageH bel Sob Corn,
Rr. 81, . asSombareirafc. i7s-sOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04
Ra berIanfrB.

lEaA Das s.F6dist oaus gsr. IIs, RorbIstte or
Ebanlss', mtfita Son Der annaraBs, init I5aiSr anb
gas. Ylas ds bel SO tuB, Granonl!tib, nur $3.50 aui
ben ganSsr Yles.
6ern;r Gin 3 . i0disss paus an Der SaoIsitt Der on.
Sapsiis., ptiiitb BON Der 8iffroBe, nit sflein 2.a6di.
gen 3tnttt8ebauns mo bDlLtrrtr Siife, 8 Stubtn, plab
10 BET IS Sub BITS an etnt 10 JuB breits Nusp. @rato.
Iltstt, $50. a5trb biIia o~ertauft. ytnbtrt Nnstiuft airbi
.. &barIes. &r. I2pH. &,8rpahnan. ls09-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04

an Dsrtbuoles eiGeutDnm,
sAa aIs Bater'S 8raneret tsfonnt.

thM PtNUuIs trtuuIf eHtVtN
Su ScIse nno iraft zines Bsftbles hes gBatfer &c.
riots 'lr bic Staot Baltimore piro bite t1nteririhfste.
Wnrinihfdlorin bts psrfotbsHtn Sob Bdftr, au{ sri.
uatlptpe oas tpsttbpoue 9tgentaum. IN Der canton atIts
gen ano ais gattr,s Reausrti btiaHnt. utrfauftn.
s~srrsr aut Wai6lnerit'n urb Wpparatt, lur Yrants
ref stborig, als S~anpimatdtms, Vutftpsn, atiG.
sipdfaftrk 5af'r rns auts anotrs psticHai . Gtssn.
ttum am Vldse fa4
8ts DISQUALIFICATION btfsbtn IN sines arostt ,tSaslast.
rfrn,u Brauttti. 5Det S~'Hcdtstu StsatIasiu 6aujerit
NIT glsfiauraiien, q Bierfeltra, tinsIn eistauie. l h6Is
srrneu 6tal nit enupp.n uRo aneu auetrti Baul,d.
isiitn. ,pslts iurn Bstrisbe zines sroBsn Braa.gsT&ats
n6tbia fnb. ..-..t .tH47H !
Bstt lufsbtotheuii8fn uno eoue Nustlnit. b'nt&tlih
DIT uno Stsns srbaltsn. tfrgly atB
NINA ~. ssuufsr. asmtniHraiesiu,
.aA Or. 890, Gauton;Mp enns. nv
tea.6,s 20. "a .s,s0.y,4,8). ..''..G TE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04
Su 1ereaufen.

Sr&A 800 baar faufen bas Saus SIR. 81, goro.Ga.
ksss roltnt'. uttsrbalo Der EratthraGe; 500 biar
EsA tanfen tinss ieper habidtn 3 fpdiaen Wobn.
bduisr an Der 5,ftttionarob., ofiliG pom aroabrpap;
s4e0 baar iausn Elm 3.f6di9ss g8obrbaus- am troab.
nab. nabe GbeptsaBe $500 baar iaufeu elm gDobns
baus nit Gacsn on Der OF . Gombarp.. nabt @ytisrttr.
Sppie aud aBpbnbanier init gaeen an btr On Salti.
%rnoreiir. Rdbsrss BET 1ubpnn q E3ruseus, S1r 10,
Gdrss BuifbIuas. ct. BoularaEt. tb2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04
SerIanst nnO geln3t.
BerIanat.

Gin H6d:r ais brittle bauO ODER elm Harfrr 9iuas
Der loon Q~snftntft Ron Der 8ddSrtt bot. RabuIraaen
in Rr. Goa @sR'RpmbarbaroRe. 1881
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04
ger2altcrs, grr.aaf

Bertbaltcr55SetEauf
ncrtBspQen 9luleteW an per @%ipnt90nett>
uuc GpginstcpArd6e.
RrnIt tln,s Erirtt.s bts grtIs ,@'rIass BON galtl.
more miro Der u~nttrJstautte Btrpalttr
URonro9. etn 10. HpriL RGd1mi. 1 ubr,
IN Der bittgen Rode ntttauiun
Nas In ptciasr Stabi Rtlf9ens uno auf oEr Ratte, lDls
tolai. btIti6Hoit Srlu6fitte
9run0hht Cir. l, 2, 3. 4 uuo 8, 5tort AT GoolrRtcn'
itrabe. it II uu0l 10 BuS nit ttutr 3Wtt pcn lt6 buB
al zine 10 iFuB brttis aatp fOBfnb.
griuo itlte 9r. 6, Z, 8. s, 10, 1913 mo II, Gr9rt an
9OOtrgtonltraB Be, IL IL 6uB, 1874 JuB tHt, aatihs lO'tH'
Sir. 10, Elm ) . tdiass @ranoRad, nit 10 6uB 8 3uu
6teut an apulng'pniraBf unj ttnrt 3t,tt non l29 DUB.
gtr. is, nit etrtr 5tott upn 20 TuB an Der Chlttlt
BON GootnAt0nittake, init OF 5uB uutt gelHaBtAtt 3ttt
Nr, II, IL. 10, 20. ~ unb ~, nit ie 10 6nB front al
Der pPieite Der GooIr9touftute uno it 70 dub 8tt't.
gt. 81, 20, 20, 80 im0 ~. init is 10 Gu6 5r3nie an
Der EuDieItt Der Observation-Disclosures unb 80 5uB GGte,
an tiut lO.iaBiet Wntu ioBer0.
gir. 90, NIT Is 6uB dront on Der Ilont8omsrqltraGs
gr. 81. u, IS, SO, az uno 2s. init it Is 5uB grunt
an Der gD,fiettt Der 0leppertfttabs ano 90 jug 3tls, an
ttnt 6.flBtBt at1u AoEerD.
Dies @tnubtigtnibGm lieRt In siHElt autfit gtiGdttBs
t1ttle otr Etabt. un0 isins 9aae nGbs beul RBGncr huht
81 %btionottB pa nsub fur 5abrtf. 4ntGggn, DGda'ibattt
ODER anoeIt gcD;tbllte Htatlilemtnis. iOlpie uuM tar
ben Bau iietnSrtr Nobnbdnitr.
BCoingunaen etn Srtitthttl baar. Der gfeh IN Iuutt
aIti1tn 3abIungtn in 9 uuo u UlDnolen. init Stnisn
pom VtIiaaisias. on uno iar 3uirieotubsIi bts ani'r.
ltdnt,ti orra t~noolittt Aottn aendftt.
BI6Nt tnuH man bel otHi uritrjeidnttet gtrtullttr
ODER bel DGn NHtttoroiortu trhalttn.
Samuel Bnpmeer, Bcrlpdlttr;
Ghreon. EbpnlaS s sons, |utt.
t65.s,u .4.7.SD3,0i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04
Serfanf

Serfani
E Guf 0ffsutIt@tr Gutttou
Sss s%tptid0diaen Sadtsin'g Bobnbau'ts
an Der @eEIeite ter Tuucan.u nsp, l Saus iAblia
bon Ter 8ou9biiraBe.
@runb mtetbe$2S pro Sabr.
Der nnterIeihuetc urb duf 5fftntlidsr auttion am
Blabe W ben IL, april 1871, 0ahmittaos 4
ubr ttpenn 9utes WDeiter 1T, ionIt ai nddtte, btitsrtn
3a8el, obenaelannieS Gt8entbum, Der obsnsrpdbntsn
Grrnonietbe. Oertaufen.
Der Yldb III ali Duncan. Nutp, 10 6uB brett uro 80
SUB tttf bis an cine 10 5ub breie aaen es III dine
Snpotbef pon $3.50 tarnnf pskbt bis 5dQieDtrten blei.
ben ocer nab benz YeIieben stS itdufers a6beiablt iutr.
ten tam,
Ycrlauisbebiuour9er: Die 6dlfte taar, Der Rstt an
oeer Dor Dem /. CItober 1871; ODER 4les baar, mad
benz eriteltei 6es Gdufeis. ~
abomns g9 sriffu, Gtuoiat.
ar. 2l2. Gaftrr.a u,nus
Gam %. Ooper. gutt. ~.
(7SS0217l Sir. "A. YneH, ~ nti tiore iro 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04
gu %nerfuuftU.
2u serfapfeu.

Ga,timore., nab. poppittouarabe. ssabsrss bsi
tenIp 80. Suore, Rr. 0, FAN Suilbinss. OF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04

ZOE Bu6 @ruu6, 8 4libc, Nchieite BON Bur
0un6p = aacp, 1902 bis 70 6uB tict bis on eineR breis
ipigigcu 3Iuelg gcbeno.
Y. y. = @uIHoriiie iino bel ben NrttionatoreH unb
uerocn bci'm 8trlGuie 9cBei9t iperocn, ipooann aud
Die Beclngungcn bctunnt 9etnudt lueroen.
Z. IN. Sennett & Comp, auit.
.(QO 0 q q on o 4 COY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04
3u 1ermietben.

gins IaraeiabIirts SamisSss unh EBdeners ggtrfHsut
In odriorbs GDuutp nube SsruiaItfns D1tus fur ,tst
cute arbeiiiams Dtuti9f. br cine Elm Etrtisb, Der aHs
otre tn G9aantr. Digbt otirs Elm dusssIsihnstrs gIak
ittH. R1btree III Der Grpeo. b. Bl. I90-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04

Der gOrrath uno bic Gitr!h,urg th.s Grocirte.
Hutier' uno GiQuor : 9ubtHt. lutlbtr gltt gtiddit
haht YtaaluIFe9sn in Er. 3, psnniDlndnia.Hue .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04
8erfGuat.

Gin autss atnosru6tdsi In ether TstHtu fauilt,
8aelut5a.N in sGr. 2B2, BsH . aombdrh.. nab
&rstniEu6t. Ig0-DF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04
A gerwaltrrss8 eriauf
Sd&. ben -.a...
tp%ertboolIem Grunoeisentbunte
an her sat

metropolitan Uruhoei8ertburts. 5
an hsr q
fihbIe.. spisdtsu Tlnu. uuc xscffhrase. q
On Dolae uno aratt zines 9sirstts oss RretsgtriGtrs
Der etaot Baltimore mtrbtu bic rnttrisl1nsttn oils
Ssrtpalttr aut otentlihsr Nuftton am ylabe Srettaa,
be, IA. WprtI 1871, Na4nttiaas 3 MIR o~ttsdnftn:
ttnt pier Grunbffide. be idrtsbtn, fpte foIat: &
i. YIN ber @otb fette Der Bibbltfirdbe In Der Grtfsrs
ftina bon 2l6 GuB ohitG BON Der screoa.Gde Der Nnn.
giootataBs IS SuB bonn u6,oItb so s}nb biz on sin,
20 fuB breife Nusu hdnr iutHltd. I1nas beiaattr
auep, nit bent 8trnftnihafilid.n @tbrauhs ~o,rislbsu,
10 fuB bann itolih 80 f5uB bis an bic gtorbitttt ber
Bio0lt firabr, hem WRfdrqt partie.
2. unmitteibar am Vriifn TN pIttn Brtnlsno, If Sfuk
an Der Noroftits btr 9toekfirafs brett, INIT etutr fitts
bon 80 6uS bis alt tirs 20 6ub beetle ynsr. f'7
3. Dem 3utitfn unn1,ittlbdr i'm Offet d,faretttenb. IL
SnB at Der 8oroitite Der 8ioelttrabe brett, nit tiutr
Sisie nom 80 GuB bis an cine 20 CUB brsits autp.
a. Dem Drritn unmiittibar I'm Of,h anstsnJsHo, Is
6nB at Der Roroieite otp BioeIshrabs ,trtft NIT elmer
Elsie ben 81 HuB bis au cine 20 5uB brtlte ausn,
9ebtr Der beiaettu Fidbs III nit stnsHt iiptlHbdlett
Safittr. VI bnbauie, ttpas BON Der 6tya6eT iutiidte.
bend. nit Wiranodb oofie, bsbaut BITE trfsa btloett
phiIer itno nidlt ponenott. bic unbtrsu ftrfigi n.leJ
@tnnoutttbe auf ispsn Ylab: 81 90 id5siia, tl
Bsttaufsbso ln9luatn: eth Driittbstl bnar, berReH In
itutt gitu6en S0biurqtu tn o nne 12 Wlpnatsn. ootr
Apts baar. mad, BEN Bslttbfn bSs .Qdufsrs /; bic Credit
jnbiui, en- Slnien trageno nnb ourd9aptf ootr 9ioten bts
aautsrs iar 2uf.isbeuttit bit, Bsrpaisr es1Hstt.
Ebomas q. Gtsnbinsn,l m..x.u.
Utds. SEQ EBtifpn pNs~2"S'
p. y. &uuipan q Godh, Witt.
HottI. - VILE Ytrionsn. fpslde NniprtiGt an btiaate
pAulr battn. wfrotn btstmit auissFsrotrt, oteitI6tn
bet benz 4leri ees tis.ebsriGtss III brr saiasn alaat
%tnhsttalb 80 5assn pom sitsianfstuBe an eipiurslasn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04
2u DerfGufcn.
Hn b~Erfal.icit.

k2ssa- Gin Ithr frnpfsbItr;iosttbts Saus eut O,r Gde
otr Storas' uno 6batsTottbitr0Be, itDr eui fir eirrn
9rotsrie'lnosn oesr Npoib,t: M al lrsno. Yrels $1,000.
Spbn ~. @rppn,
l(74-) Wr. 20, BOT. Dilee. VI utut,e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04
GpeStaEScrf0uf
GsSh non
grubcu nAa lurrtBBnllem @anplaBen


auf ttrntIt6erGuttioH.
Sn 6ol1c IutOritGt pom Birgermeiiier unb Stabt.
ratb pom Baltimore iUrroen mir auf bffentliber aHti
ton In Dem @rhan9s = Sertauts5imlncr 6ienHaa,
een 20. aprit, pfadb inittdaS 4 lIbr, bic nuditCbcno
beitlicbcncu y aupIdB perfOuien:
gin Der Srubtrdfc.
400 sue @runO, 10 YtGSe, Si0ieite Der Gros,
itro6c, an Der 5llootzGde Der SiioaBacatrase GIz
fdnacno, init 90 6uS EiCic.
PIP 6uB @runo, 10 Bldse, Sl0ictte Der Gros-
t~augcRo; Eicfe % 5uB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04
1tntcrlaEtanaen.


Tbratrr TOMiQRfin frOntfr,
eIniritt ............ 10. 2G. so unb rs Gents
Gtf ueue DebutantenI
SeesH A6eRb uHS W2ittpp5 uub GoHuabsub
Dit bcrtiBmte
Gdmrerct'F6eErubbt
nit ben oorjaeItaeE SntRcuuueeu
t;bfHOsr &ilner.
pdrriqdn Cart
W PtH A~,ietndls SiggH: gGer ttiue E5tnhbuttIs
unh u3tdh bem 9rtfae."
Die rtieube uub bsgab'e SduesEiH
6rl, eHcp GeGms.
gtfts A]Gttr.ttu non
GnForS Ertmatus,
ees ProbtH stropOjidsn a0mltsrs unb EGIfe1ets bon
8raHtR'GBaSGltsttn.
Somman s earriS,
.Ittnnrtis.
Fofito ltbtt BCde ott iuaibstthmtfr urgariIAeH 6sns
tGitoHs' Sdntr.3tupps
1tratfbs
tpeidt IN Jpti utuu BalEttGn, pom Orr. Smre QIraI,u
drraHgiri uHb bfttt 1t:
"LE GRoTEsoUE'
uuO "kGR MAQYAhr
a%ufirten.
Otto @urbanF
Hno bic BroBe Bdrlttdiru. lrIFpt
in Berj Hcurtn OidiaItIssn Ero8rorms.
3un Sature
bGs nFue AtpoIn tOnss Sdnulpltl:
BDFs Sutrtpteu e3clu0bs.@
YRaH htrgrne usAt bic bglbtn WGtnes'n
DailtDuGb uro
Bonna6eEb Radmittaa,
PIE ~bslonosts iRE GGmen mo RiHDgr ~aryaugtrt
tmo o
Sn isber Rattrte tue&ItIt has qrusramm.
S1EFtiIHHG ttr 0amtR...'..6rettaa gbtno.
:. n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04

ksAh $500 banr. eer RtT auf paYtube 3fii. iauftn
ispr btutse uno btaisme iltint 2auier. bic f1 ~bsiorbsts
ttr panoiuerttr unb Die 1rbtittnos Giafe pafen.
&tne itolt Ytttle ju %cerfliftn potr 9tgeh gigeutbum
IN str Staot ja usrtauiden. W,ridisotne biaIge aanes
titleu. 2anotbe uno Wturt'a1tttn.
$500 iduttn cine rprJiisItae GauoRele nabe Gnpa.
peiiit bic @sbauot ioaea uitbr 8pIo.
xSiutam Cotton & Sons.
8tftinsr Ylr. IL. s9ap Su!I0ings,H Ct,
l6S-1 NauIiirnkt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04
SIN nprFnnfen.
&c OdDier inter leidtcn Wf0iuQunQen.

Cine toc1tgltht GampIMai6Iins (6--T gIetbstrafil
atbR Dartpiftnei. YRar nltIot flo ioiott In Der @tpsSi.
tton oss z9erreipon0erttH." STE Der 8aIttmortaraEs
ano sDiietsA otuIe. (2Oi-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04

EZyI rDU ptNEuU VIC
- ptdbe aHt Der 16be Der Qanotu . Sanflioh.
lpsldpe itbr bilig abstIafsn psretn. msrn to9Isid ges
nomtntn. N9egen ndbtrtr ~glusiunft tptnoe man no an
tB. tifrid. gds Der GoIa nibia. uio QaarustIraBs: ali
3. SiraIr Wsper auf osr ede Der Golumbia. nno
pepplttsuftraBe, pttr an pru. @drb auf Der Station
au! nsr JunitiOn. utlasr anfyGseaos nah oen Yiabs
tusii't (4g6riI6, lWit.I
- xanbftelIen w ilbtcn, Sanehse
- GDartens unS ffeIen
nns @runSeisentbum NIT gssafers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04

SGnbFR nnO Iel@dflsplaR. e
Gin estduniasS 21f.HBdigts HBpbubaus Ea
nit afltrgsibOB NIT ~bsautmsr Vafagt, 8 autsu aim.
lHtrHa seller uilitr BEN 8dnltn bauis. erobtm Stale
luO g8aReu.Htmtis II. t. 10, ansa i'm eaten 9iiSaubt.
1tbf l 4dtr 4ano TIM plttttlpunitt he's St6oihtns btrt.
Iorb an Der gori durnptfs. q Yltilfn BON H~aItiEore
tnriitrtt, elm gutter Ylas fur tintn arlt oOsr2assASafssr,
u lebr btuta Iu o~trtuufen bel pSnEp -. GDUFe.
Rr. 0. Sare HHtieinss. ct. PauiEraae. C2S0-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04
prrEGnfen.

3a bertalien.
$50 Die 2 . ibdissn SitsslRftn $ NobnbduTrr gte.
I3 HnD 1856, GuiottRIabt, Canton, itoss Ia BET 10 9fub
grcB, nit 9pogaHtsn 8runbmittbt S2s ieOt8 Rrtti
500 itOsS. 5pptt aud1 ods 2'iib6iat 3ieatlHeii. u obn.
hGIg 9r. 400, GantOnsGptnnt, 10 BET un9tf6br 90 fuB
JroB, 5 3iiHrnsr NIT pporanttn tntbaitsn6 9rufoItit,
Toe $32 Brstg $3.50. 5trutr Das 2.RBdigt 3ttataftt.
EaobnbauB Ctr. 80, &heEItrabt, 10 5uB brett NIT timer
n6rbli5sn SitEs Bis Ipr alice anuFraEt; G~rRuomlttRs
Sl25 grris $780,.
gdb,rt GustlnEt bel Sbus. -. 9rifan,
Fr. 2I2, GaffrnsAntnaG,
f2S2-l I. DauB 6hltd nom Broabmoh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04
6ues9ldrduros

SGes9Gtafra6s.
1908 uB 8runb, 8 Btdge on Ger Sfieite Der
SdHctbuug Der 1L6 Bacas unS GroSilrobc oniens
acnn, t5j SuB ttcf bie an cine brcitc alcp asbenb.
372 6uR 68otl @runo, 10 Btdgc, Geaicite
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stone stone Of this new. church; 70 bless WIN
solemn ceremony and prayer the foundations
OF TINS church, which will be dedicated at future
tme TO the Almighty God. unaer the invocation OF
his mvored Saint Elizabeth. II now only remains
10 bless you The prayers offered here are not the
prayers or men, but OF the Church, and she having
invoked Him to bless YOU no doubt His
blessing has descended. May blessings multiply
with you, as the stones VIII multiply on tn ese foun-
cations UNTIL to the delight OF all. the church Is
finished and on Its altar the holy and ever-adorabe
sacrlnce Is celebrated, with you gathered around.
your unworthy Archbishop, have but to give you,
from the bottom OF my heart,
THE EPISCOPAL BENEDICTION.
May lie bless you IN your work. III all your under
taklngs, In YOUR families, In your homes in life.
May he be with you at the hour OF death and re-
ceive you into His arms where this world 10 to you
no more. Here followed the Latin benediction).
During the last words OF the Bishop the large audi.
ence fell upon their knees and remained bow ed until
the last words or the venerable man had died away
The 0mciatlng clergy were Archbishop McClos-
Key, DR.. Martinez, Archbishop OF Havana; Father
STAIRS, Father McNierney, Father Farrely, Father
Brennan Father Breen and Father Kessler. Among
the prominent citizens present were Charles orc n
nor. Dr. Marshall the English convert; Judge Con-
molly, DR.. Bedford. +. X. Willard, Hosea b. Perkins
Thomas 8, Brennan, Major Young ana James
Maloncy; the st. Patrick's Total Abstinence Be-
nevolent Society. Kingsbridge; temperance societies
from Manhattanvllle, MOrrisan1a, and German
societies from CarmahSville.
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CHURCH OF TEE MESSIAH.

The Kingdom OF God md How to Get In
Sermon by the Rev. MIR. HcpwOrth.
At this handsome edi1ce last evening there was
as usual large and Interested congregation COM
posed almost wholly OF young men. The able pastor
OF the church, Rev. Mr. Hepworth, has been giving
course ofsermons to young men on various sub.
jec and the sermon OF last evening was the last OF
the course
Mr.. Hepworth's text was taken from ST. John
xviii, s6-"My kingdom is not OF this world He
said these words Of Chrt must have startled every
one who heard them. He had spoken many times
Of the kingdom lie proposed to establish. The proud
and cOld-hearted Pharisees expected 10 find in him
. powerful and possibly successful rival. Hence
their hatred and their determination 10 destroy him
at any cost The reins Of power were In their hands
and they would brook interference. The common
people, on the other hand, had been looking forward
20 o deliverer for generations. They would rally
round his standard in numbers that would insure
victory the moment IL was set up. Their legions
under such q leader would sweep the hateful Ro
mans from the sacred SOIL and
RKF0RM ALL CIVIL ASD RELIGIOUS ABUSES.
This is what they looked forward to and what they
had prayed for ever since the last great prophet
died. When, therefore. this numbly born Nazarene,
who had on more than one occasion propnesied that
the time was nos far distant when all men should
proclaim him Lord, said. Guilty; my Kingdom Is
not OF tins worldu tho Pharisees must have turned
away with sneer OF derlsion, Struggling their
shoulders and saying very wisely. ii told you 1t
would al end IN this way" while the poor people
went to their homes soured and disappointed. But,
looking through the OF eighteen centuries, We
see what ne meant and how truly prophetic HIS
words were. The kisgdom OF God Is not sustained
by taxes and needs no treasury OF gold to Keep IL
IN motion. Its ofcers wear no purple, neither ,sre
in cilzens oppressed. ! want you 10 feel,
young men, that In this Kingdom OF God
you have portion; that the sending Of
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Is within them do they grow to the justice that
Heaven. Men are jmnatianf MT

is within them do they grow to the justice that
Heaven. Men are impatient at
THE SLOwNESS OF GOD.
He as slow as we His chariot goes just a. fast
as we drive. II good causes go SO slow II Is because
we give them no thought and make no effort
TO put them forward. In the days OF slavery men
asked sis there no GodSu that this iniquity was
not put out Of the world; but when We drew our
Providence was Just as swift rs our bullets. Pal
myra once stood the queen OF the desert The great
forces were at work-philos0phers, priests and
poets were there. Where Is Palmyra now9 Gone
Its site almost forgotten. SO with Babylon. Yet
Providence was there once, because men were there;
and Jesus tells us, God caused the sun to shine
on the good and bad alike" Wherever men 60 God
and their minds The desert may bloom again, but
II Will be through the presence OF clvilzing man.
Many OF the evils Of life are due to ourselves. Men
raise up their eyes waiting for revelation or stand
still listening for voices to teach them the divine
Will. They know not what the kingdom OF God is
within; but the snpine and the indOlent choose 10
wait, when, II they would stand on their feet and
stretch out their hands, the work would be DONE