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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-21

Speaker Blaine will visit Maine in a few DAYS.
Surgeon Allen is ordered from the naval hos
pitai at Chelsea to the Ohio, and Surgeon Cor
WIN is ordered TO the naval hospital at Chelsea
Hon. VIM. Orion stated to-day that Geo WIN
Curtis had not been approached on the subject
oil the edltorShip of the Tribune.
Judge Orr has accepted the Russian mission
and expects to sail for Europe about the middle
OF January, though he prefers not to encounter
the ngorS of the st. Petersburg climate until
the middle of March
Col. John Hay lectured at Association hall.
New York, last night, on "Daybreak in Spain .
giving a sketch of the progression of domestic
institutions IN that country, The audience was
large and the lecture well received.
George Francis Train and Wesley Nichols
M S. arrested IN New York last night on en- in
lodged i'll the police statioa house.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-21
SUNDAY Notices.

Church Of the Unity: Rev. George A. Thayer of
Boston will preach in the morning. Vesper service
as usual commencing at O'CLOCK
Old South Church, The pastor, Rev. VIM. NJ
Parry. will preach in the morning on, The Records
of a Book Older than the Bible Afternoon sermon
The Tragic History of White Lie third sermon
of"NoOks and Corners" cOurse). Prayer and con-
ference meeting at I O'Clock. On Christmas day
and Christmas sermon at Z O'Clock in the evening
Subject-God's Christmas Cheer; sermon on one
word, the most eloquent in all vocabularies.
Trinity church: Pastor, Rev. |. G. BidWe
Preaching at 101z Sunday school concert at 2ls
Christmas service at p. M Subject Of sermon:
The Incarnation.
Rev. w. G. Graves of Providence will preach at
the Main street Baptist church Tomorrow.
Spiritualsts' Meetings Mrs. Laura Cuppy Smith
will speak in Horticultural hall tomorrow afternoon
and evening, at ~ and O'Clock. Seats free:
Church Of Christ, on Thomas street, j. NJ. Atwa-
ter pastor. Services at lO:3O "A. NJ, and at and
Z P. II. Sunday school at u NJ Prayer meeting at
1880 p. NJ Wednesday. All are invited.
Grace Church, Walnut street, Rev. J Knowles
pastor. Services at 10}a AN. and 21s p. NJ. Seats
free.
Piedmont Church, Rev, Geo. H. Gould will
preach at ~ P. NJ. The public are invited. Seats
Jree. Sunday School Immediately after preaching
service.
Pleasant Street Baptist Church Preaching by the
pastor, Rev. l. X. Wheeock, at 101l A. NJ. and 81
P. NJ. Prayer and conference meeting as in the
evening.
The Anthropologica Society will have its regular
meeting in the evening, commencing at O'Clock
III Crompton's block, Mechanic street Subject for
dlscusslon-The origin of the Christian system of
religion; was 1t natural OR supernatural. The pub
lie are invited
Piedmont Church: Preaching by the acting pas
tor, Rev. Geo ii. Gonld, at % P. NJ Seats free
Sunday school at p. NJ.
The Chrstadelphians meet on Sunday at q.
O'Clock P. NJ, in the hall OF the Natural History
society, Bank block, Foster street. Subject: The
Destiny of Nations.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-21
Ehe EDOnlImiRm-

OTTAWA, Dec. 20.-The Citizen newspaper
Government organ, in IT'S review of the p0liti
cal situation, says it is obvious that The head of
the government may be called upon at any mo-
ment to reconstruct his cabinet: that Mr.. Howe
will be very soon made lieutenant governor of
the Nova Scotia province, and that his place
will be filled by Archibald; that Mr., I.anegrin
of the government, instead of Sir George Car.
tier,
The statement published in the Toronto Globe
that the connection Of Mr. bridges with the
Grand Trunk railway would cease on the 91st
inst, is not credited by well informed parties
here, It is thought that the paper has been i'm
posed upon by its London correspondent
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EIrns.

New YORK, Dec. 2O.-rhe steamboat Andrew
Fletcher, belonging to the quarantine depart
ment, was burned early this morning, while ly-
ing at the government dock at quarantine !;
cause unknown. Loss $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2O.-lhe Ferguson house,
Kansas City, was burned yesterday, Loss SIT :.
900 Jennings drug store was also destroyed,
His loss was $1,000,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-21
The Raodoc WAR.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 2O.--News from the
seat Of war with the Modocs is that an attack by
the troops Is momentarily expected. Captain
Jacks camp is not so difficult 10 be reached as
first supposed. The Modocs came back to the
old battle ground on Lost river, and challenged
tne troops TO fight A few shots we're exchanged
without effect The Modocs were seen On the
mountains watching the movements of the sol
dlerS' Volunteers have gone to Yrcka for more
arms and ammunition
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-21

REV. H. X. PERvEAR, having received an in
vitation to become the pastor of the First Bap-
tist church in Cambridgeport, and accepted Che
same, presented last evening his resignation to
the First Baptist church of this city, over which
he has been the pastor for nearly eight years.
The resignation was accepted, and the following
resolutions were passed by Il unanimous vote of
the church, as token Of appreciation of his
labors with them:
Whereas our beloved pastor, Rev. II. X. Pervear,
as resigned his office pastor of this church, and
Whereas, we esteem it privilege when a rea-
tionship made sacred by so many endearing ascot
atoms is to be severed to give an expression of our
esteem and affection, therefore,
Resolved that we hereby record or sense of
praise and gratitude to God for the period of faith
ful, devoted and successful labors which cur dear
pastor has bestowed upon US, and for his CONVERSE
zion and influence for good in this community.
Resolved, that his earnest, practical and accept
able ministratlon of the word his devoted interest
in the religious training of children and youth
sympathy, when sorrow and affection has been in
our homes bas knit hearts in the bonds of teu-
derest Christian love to him, and it is with deep
regret and sorrow that we accept his resignation.
Resolved, that our prayer to God for our devoted
pastor and his companion is that the richest Of
heavens blessings may attend them in the
new field in which they are called TO labor,
and we pledge to them our most altectoaate remem-
brance in prayers and the warmest place in our
hearts, looking forward to the joyful meeting when
the relations severed shall be again renewed in
the blessed light of heaven where partings never
come and congregations never break up.
Resolved, that the clerk of the church be request
ed to transmit copy of these resolutions to the
Rev. H. X. Pervear and also properly record them
upon the books Of the church.
WORCESTER, Dec. %, 1872,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-21

been pressed TO trial. The company nave
agreed to settle with the estate of Col. Fisk for
Fisk's half Of the Opera h0use and 100000 in
cash. This will leave Fisb's widow with less
than 100000. The actual legal transfer OF
real estate, embracing tracts Of land in New
Jersey, Ohio and Pennsylvania, may require sew
eral weeks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-21

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 2O.-The house
permanently organized today by the election of
L. I. Parsons as speaker, Robt Barber clerk R,
". Whitaker fcoloredl door keeper, and W v.
Turner, assistant CLERK; all republicans. All
seems harmonious. In the election for door
keeper, more votes were cast than there were
members present
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-21

friend when he suddenly fell to the floor. strik-
ing his head in the descent upon projecting
shelf. 4 physician was at once summoned, who
applied restoratives, but lite was extinct: the
cause of death was apopleXy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-21
LATEST NEW S.
81 TELEGRAPH
sc TM ygGECEETEM DAEEx sPW
From Washington.

VIVA; the R4Ouisiaua Committee Wants
IacCOOIS Of COIOradO-The Credit Mo-
biiier - The Appropriation BiIIs-An
Honor 90 Senator Patterson OF New
Hampshire.
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A COURSE OF SOCIAL LECTURES!
to he given IN
Y. NJ c. Al Hail. Chapin Block, Pearl ST.

Inese Lectures are to be given on the second and
lonfth Iuesdy evenings Of each MONTH unless other
WISE specified The second one will be delivered on The
Pee. : NO Lecture. Christmas Eve
jan l4.-Iuesday, nv REV. |. G.. BIDWELL Pastor
TRINITY Methodist Church; subject: The
Ocean World and its Wonders
Jan. = S.-ruesdav, by j. ID. SnITU PrincipaI wor
cester Academy; subject to be announced
SeHeIa Others nave consented to lecture ofwhom due
70 members OF II" Association, and any one who Ia
WbuB 70 Income Iaember. Those desirOts of ,o,png
wan apply to any present member OF tho Assotiaiio5
pteSehhnng their members fees IN ADVANCE Price Of
membership ;-Gentlemen 81 90, Ladies 50 cts
Ickets for the above Course OF Lectu ca NAV no nh
ths9 oy calling en- George T.. Kendall &c The Office n
ttnt ist NATIONAL insurance Co, directly over yao l.
IIalt Clothlng Store between the hours o. and p NJ
AM ana . 7. Lectures are 20 commence M IL
O'Clock. ltf ~ ~ N' ~ 40 "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-21

CENTRAL DISTRICT CoURT-WI1II,us i
FRIDAY, Dec. 2O.-Michael DALEY and John
0'Bren interlered with the officers while tbev
were making an arrest on Temple street. and
were themselves arrested and lined 81 and coets
each for their interference, in addition to AZ and
costs each for drunkenness. Both paid.
lilly Raymond, arrested in Fall River Tbrrs
day, was held in $500 for trial Jan. . on a
charge of bastardy.
John Kennedy, Peter Deery, Ross Mccain
Thomas Kennedy, and JamesIC Callahan, five bows
arrested for being engaged in the robbery of
Winslow's storehouse, were each held in 5000
bonds for their appearance Monday morning
James McDavitt was arraigned on charge OF
maintaining a liquor nuisance, found guilty,
fined $50 and costs, and ordered to recognize in
$500 bonds not to violate the liquor law for one
year. Appealed and recognized in $500 bonds
for his appearance before the superior court.
Fred S. Crosby, for keeping liquor with in.
tent to sell, was fined $40 and costs, which he
paid.
Herman Elwell, for a second offence of drunk.
enness, was sent to the house of correction in
1.lault OF funds to pay fine of $40 and costs.
John Sullivan was fined IS and costs, and
Charles McCarty, Thomas Connolly, Thomas
Sullivan, Patrick O'Donnell, jeremiah McNully
and Geo. L. Thompson were each fined SO and
costs for drunkenness,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-21

ODD FELLows.-At regular meeting of
Wachusett Encampment, No. 10, /. o. o. F.,
held last evening, the following were the officers
elected for the ensuing term:
Z: p. Edwin A. Warren; IL. p, A. H. Fisher;
). W., d. L. Moulton; Scribe, II H. Marshall;
Treasurer, Chas. b. Pratt; j. W, VIM F. Ewell;
Trustees, L. NJ. Stockwel S. V. Stone, Chas H.
Ballard
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-21

SUPERIOR CoURT-CIvIL TERM-DEwEY, J.
Friday Dec. 20.-The case of Mary Moran VS..
Annie Leonard, continued from the session OF
Thursday, was continued until afternoon on ac-
count of the absence of witnesses.
The case OF Bernard Crow VS.. Lewis Stowe
was next placed on trial. The case is an action
OF contract to recover money paid for a horse.
The plaintiff claims that at the time of the sale
the defendant warranted the animal as sound
and kind, but soon after taking possession Of
the animal, he was found to be balky, which he
claimed as reason for the return of the money
paid. The defendant claims that at the time
the horse was sold he was as represented, aud
that the trouble was not known until after
plaintiff had used him for some time. The Jury
came in at half past seven in the evening, and,
having failed to agree, the case was taken from
them. 1t is understood that six were for the
plaintiff and six for the defendant. Goulding
for plaintiff, Very for defendant.
The case of Mary Moran VS. Annie Leonard
was resumed late in the Afternoon The defend
ant claims that the horses and cattle in question
were not her property, and that the animals that
damaged the crops of the plaintiff were owned
by other persons. Evidence was introduced to
show that although the cattle were kept upon
the farm they were the property of defendants
husband. The jury returned a verdict for the
plaintiff, allowing her $50 damages. Blackmer
for plaintiff, Gouding for defendant.
Cases in order for Monday: Nos. 1885, $50,
412, 413, Ais, All, 419, 400, 426.
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i Is expected that the tobacco crop in Cuba
will be large
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-21

DATENT OFFICE BUSIN RSg.-Amer
c'tn ana Foreign Patents procured Rejected AppIi
cations Fe-rsuedi Interference Cases Prosecuted OHM
IONS gwen as to the validity and Infringement of Paemts
Coarts, by ~ '''U '''tVs
THOs. II. DODGE,
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman of tbe
board OF Appeals, | $ Patent Ofice) COnnselIor Of
Law and Advocate In Patent Cases Ofiice-IIaSge's
Block corner Park and Portland sts Worcester Mass
ma d,Ewtf - '-'Nt' -A''9S
PATENTS PROCURED, and PATENT
inal oIce BUSINESS ness transacted Architectural Mechan-
lcdl ana Other Designs, Drawings, &c. prepared by
-, CEAS. II. BURLEiGH,
% utl siS Main ST., Worcester Mass
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v NJ. @. A.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
~ Copartnership heretofore existing between Antons
Maassette and Napoleon Jacques, under the name stye
Slu n OF "A. MAUssE4IE& Co." as Druggists at
~ u. rOnt street. IN the City Worcester has been
hssoiveI ey mutual consent, and that said business will
e yGnued by sa Napoieon Jacques alone, who will
uOIoesee., Nlass.' DEC TO- 49, d6t dl7
NOTlGE,-MRS. S. H. BLANCHARD
~ and MES r. LELAND, CIalrvovant Physi-
eeser. Mass. " ~ WI
same place. dlmt - "a an 'e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
Sur SGnjerin : Yalitif In Stalisn.

al ~ Tr n - - .
Ot "Grata lOe1BelI wel@e ote '!az
lenileen Ne9lstahssma9het nho UT
a1etOh anoa1mgers.S eatpse!pen eaIat
aug r'e egts eaL reg! VI. soa!se1t ii. gu
wetGen, er3agI ela tegd a~nlIanolgeS VeS
lg'pt@en weiges IN g!9m SotSeIaasnlt
acer aa~ ah0elspo Ep erelSneh 1allh'
otsae'st pg aug lgea eselsnst gat.
Ssm peaselteate! y!ana, PC. S m s..!e
Sae1e Gun geWppnI!W 0 S.aI!S y.enl@.n>
llaO NAT W nah sm 81
wotpeh, setl1ee. w W. 9n.e.tM pro
nsae'Sae'snoem yao''! t.mS Nv TuE n, y.aa'
nun, oet pei ysna" se.ai' ~ pa.p's &c.
e!s esm gea aa m Ra.a WV ~" a.. Nv
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Die Seiuitcn ais S4klmGnner.

Die Sibrer rcr rcutIaen Sreimauier,
epran Der alto ShweiScr Natipnaliit
glunti6Ii, baten fiir;lid sciast, RE Sfls
fsr reren S6ulen auf @eneratipnen in
rem !Sdnrcn FER S,siuitcn warrn, ieicn
tief selunfen.
Yefanntlih iiuc aber RE tifti9ften
parascssn aIsr Stdnre unr partsien
gan; ancerer Wsinuns. Selbit 5rcis
n,aursr, bic i'm italienilden Parliament
unp in paris SHentlid sesen bic Seiuiz
ten a~uftraten, BADEN tennob in aler &ube
ibre SSbne ben Seiuiten ;ur Grsiebuns
tberseben, neil fe scr teren Syfem pds
bascsii9er @swanbtbeit unp Gnersie bic
srSbte Adtuns batten.
Nar Elm 3susnis m5se sur 8ei9ds
rnuns eieIsr tSerren bier plaB fineen.
Gin Wann, Der fein 8atbolif, alio sepiB
aud fein Ssiuit it, Der prctefantiide
&eftpr SSrnsr in Sale, fpridt in feiner
@eI9i6te Der Ydbasosif alio BON ZEN
Seluiten ,Grt bic Seluiten srinpeten
Elm Sdulpeitn, pel@es pas befersanis
frte ibrer Belt mar unp baber iebr balo
in Der sansen @elt einen iebr tpeblpers
tienten STUFF erbielt. Sc 1T Sttte ses
tpprben, bic Sefuiten ais llnmeniden sou
Ypsbeit, 6intsrlilt unb 8erratb ;u i9ilz
bern, pbidpn rpd redt gut befannt iein
mus, pas bic ibnen sprsepprfenen Ser
bre6en bifprii1 burdaus ni6t erpieien
finp unp tas ibre Nufbetans i'm Sprisen
Sabrbunoert Gin @epalttreid bureauss
fratiiGer Winiiter mar. -. Sc 1T YHidt
Ger @ers1tisteit, bic Sbprbeit Oerjenisen
gum Sdweiaen ;a brinSen, pelde serape
in benz Grsiebunssiyitem Der Seiuiten bic
rafinirtelte Spsbeit gum 9ercerben Der
S~usenpseiiter isben. sic iieben auf Der
SSbe ibrer Belt. Darum BADEN iie aud
70 0rpseS s~elsiitet, mas aud Der Yrpte<
itant neiplpS anerfennen mus, tab fly
cas- Stupium Der 9llten aud Son rh
praftiIben Seite faeten unb bic Gr;ie@
buns III ibrs 9ebranftalten ais sleidwid>
tiger She'll aufnabmen. 81" iinp bic erz
fen YdrasOsen, bic NIT piy9plpsiidem
Sact serfabren, bic nidt mad Der S4abz
lone bilpen uno ersieben, ipnpern inpipis
buell. entmideln, fir ras praftiIde 3eben
ersieben une bapur6 bent garsen Sdulz
tpeIen i'm biirserliden anb itaatliden aez
ben cine bsbeutlar,e, cine einFubrei9e
StelIe ii9ern. llnp nar BON ba an be-
sinnt he periose per tpiGenIdafliden
Ydeasosif. Die Seiuiten pubten cine
Sittenreinbeit su e~rsielenL ME ie auf tel
ner S9ule tes is. uno II. Sabrbunz
perts fi4 fanc."
Sp ipridt Elm proteitantiidsr papa>
spss Elm Ga9mann; ALIEN an Der @abrs
belt liest srOsen @eiitern penis; ie per-
leumten in elmer Stunpe mebr, ais in Ell
mem Sabre rieper gut sema9t iperren
fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
~2nTembarger Gazette.

sablt fi9 cine Wense BON fpl9en DIM
sen), uno bic arn,en Slpferfrauen trirft
man auf bic Straee binaus, rnc ben
armer, bejabrten, ron Sranfbeiten ses
i6pd6ten WSnden sibt man niGt eii1s
NAL einen 6ranf peS Cages! 10000
SraufS elmer 5dnserin unp Der ndnlis
DE g.. sebt patit uri, ale @rmer>
a%ntalten &pms unp tes rSmiiden Sc
btetes aufsubeben, unb ibre Ginfinfts
in ben Staatsidfel ;u idiitteIL unc biz
9eniipnen Ger Seamtcnnittpen unc Wais
len ein;uitsIen.
Irh bier cnect ea5 crbauli8c So
ihihthen nod nidt. Der Sdn;crin 9cs
fallen rie Mt5nGe unp Npnnsn Riht, ia
JIG BAIT iie Vol, san;er Scele uup dubsrts
iid, pae ibr reeipesen Der @ufentbalt in
8cm ni6t sefaue. mel! man pa 10 eicle
&utten us dwanrSde iebs. Wtit einerlln'
serI6dmtbeit, bic nur Iplden perlcnen
eisen 1T, rpanrts iie iid an ibren mdhtiz
gen Nntctcr, ihilcerte ibr ras itiue, &C.
rSa,i1lpie, fait flSiterlibe unp paber uns
ausftebli9e 2eben 8pms, weldss Zen
Yerlpnsn Neus Staliens Elm @rduel iei,
rnb enbete tamit bab man bic S9war;:
rode Sertreiben, unb ibre &lSfer III I'M
tertaltunssorten umrpanbeln loue. Dc,
usue Serepes, ;par nidt &5nis, abe,
md@tiser ais iein 85nia erpiperte feline,
gerebrten ;ula1elnp uro pbne ;u errSs
then, tas bi Der naaften GrSfnuns bee
parlamentes BON mebreren abseprpneten
Elm 8eiebantras rperpe einsebra6t rpers
benL tpomit maj, In, Nameu pes rbunii@en
Bottles bic Iufbebuns auer &l5ter &pms
~serlanse; tas W%iniFerium tperbe fd
bonn parliament serranst fineen, gum
@pble unc sur Si9srbeit Rpms pies
Spfer su brinsen, unp allen 8loferbes
rppbnern ben 9aufpab seben. Graulein
1anserin bipfte Dor Greucen BET pieien
@orten, ;ss ibren Munc sum ianftes
fen 2d9eln suIammen, uno erpiperts
ibrem ma6ttsen 05nner, pab iie pom
nd1fen Gribjabre an ibrsn beitantisen
glufentbalt in &cm nehmen wIrpe. -
Solde 9eute nun iinp bic Seinre be,
&lSfer! Golden 0euten ppfert man
@slp une bic Silpunss a~nitalten pel
Tusenb unp Der @tIeni6aft! = llnr
Ipl6en @eiberzS flasen 1T bic SHentlids
Wpblfabrt anSertraut! |"
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tein 8reus auf, in Der reusn Gbe bldbeen
nur Rpien, 8oien ebne Dcrnen, Der ,tere
@eipons perpe Elm gnsel Iein pbne Gall3
uub Irs, pbne Mafel unb Gebler. Bc
aber sibt's cine Gbe pbne Sod unb
&reaS pbne Dprnen rnp Difeln, unb Ell
einen Menfden pbne Wafel unb Glefs
fen 2!
Die lei6t purd;uieBente GbeIdeiouns
1T aud Gin fdreienbes, rem s~laubtsen
&atboliten ansetbanes llnredt; benr
rerielbe fam pbne 9erlebuns feines &C.
ipiIenS, er fam ~iberbaupt cine Dor @ott
ailtise Gbs nidt mcbr einseben, 70 LANCE
ccr ron ibm Seidiecene lbeil am 2eben
it, wibrenp rer glfatbplif peer Der BON,
tatbclii6cn @lauben %absefalIene, setrennz
te Gbesatte ii6 ,pierer sersbelidt.
@as ipu i6 aber erit iasen ron ben
idredliden Solsen Der gbeldeipuns fur
bic Sinccr, BE Der seidierenen Gbe ents
Iproftsn. WSsen ie beriiberseosen cper
an RE a%etrennten Gltern Sertbeilt mereen,
ibr ZOOS 1T Gin traurt9es, unc fam ntc
unp nimmer pom elmer Grsiebuns reriels
ben bic Repe iein.
@u6 bier, unb nuuentli@ bier, be-
;lslid Ger Gbeideieuns, fam man fd
lberseusen, tppbin lare 8runpIdBe In Der
Relisipn, Snbiferentismus unb Mbfau
pom Gbrinentbum fibren, uno ba6 es
nur elm Wittel sibt, bieies ipeeifi1 an,es
rifaniide llsbeI 3u beilen = bic &idtebr
sum GbrifentSum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10

Gbeurer Sinslins! Dieter @rets mar
aud wie Du, eint Elm Sinslins. fart
unp lebensfraftis ; CT radte ppbl wenis
an bic &pfbarfeit, 70 ME an bic
SlI6tisfeit ter 3eit; pesbalb jest
iein n 10 &uten unb fem ipeb>
mitbises 8lasen. Du, . Singing,
panpelit auf cemielbsn pfate eisies 8retz
les !; bic Belt treibt Did INNER ppre
rpdrts ia, es fcnan,t bic Belt no define
Saare, ME bic Sldtter i'm !Serbite, iih
bleiden UNI III einen Ridtlif auf rie
Sage, Stunpen unp Iinuten Defines Scs
bens iperfen wirit, unp Gin treues abbilc
mirb iid Oeinen @eifts rariteuen. SO c
wirp pieieS Silp beibaffcn
iein @irt aud Iu, define iunssn
Sabre ia, i'm Se,pubtlein elmer i1lett
perlsbten Susenpseit ;uriidrufen mrIlsn
unp fasen: Susenbjabre, no ieip ibr ses
slteben :? llnb es pirc antwpr!en Dir rae
edo: @ebIteben!
@iut Du aber, . Siinslins, !6alt ses
rptnnei, i'm Strcme Der 3eit, Ger muir Sprs
men, @etalten, finnlide Silrer unb leere
Gefdse nit fi@ binabfibrt 70 flammsre
Did an b zen Il nwanbelbaren, an
gstt an tenn tpas ba lebt In 8ott, sebt
nidt unter; aud Duntdt rpenn ru
in ieinem @eifte atbmef; bic 3eit wirp
Did ;par umpilen jerp6 Did
nidt fprtretsen.
Dieisn Wunid brinst Dir sum Neus
jabr
au& elm Singing unh Sein Srennb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10

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lden Sdnre mad rem @ratc ieines abs
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