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From the Nco fork 1Ft1nMe, PFC 8,
The Right Rcs: William =. Ar'nltage Bishop.o
died In tins city, yosorlay morning, In tho 44th
voar Of t,is ago, lie Inns suffered for many years
from tu.nor at tho baao OF tho spinal column.
During tho past six months tho discase became
moro S!rulout IN its ollccts on his system, and at
Inst tho physicians near liis home in Wisconsin
advised him to 10 East aud submit to M opor-
atiou--tl,e only possible way in which llia life
could bo saved. Accompanied by his vito,
bishop Armitngo arrived III this city on Ihnrs-
day, and was al onco taken to St. LuEa's LOS
All tho surgeons in the hospital examined
tho tumor and declared tllat unless 1t
WAS Immediately cut ont tl1ero wtns no
chance Of Dr.. Ay1n'tago's living moro than T.
tlcnt that il tho operation should provo unsllc-
cessful his system would receive such II shock
that lo mist expect to die within a fow hours
Dlahop Armi.age 'occlyod these declarations
with great calmnoss md coifago, and, aftor con.
yoraiilx few moments With Lis vito, told the
surgeons tint ho hnd resolved to submit to an
operation. The preparations Tor tho operation
were completed OH Friday, anl in the afternoon
tho surgeons executed their taal. Tho operation
vas performed by Or. Wsis, who was assisted by
Dr.. Peters and other Surgeons Of the hospital.
Tho pationt for NIL hour after tho operation, mp
ponred not to have suffered worry great shock,
but two hours afterward tho surgeons perceived
4 rapid change for the worse In Lis condition.
Despite W oAort 10 sustain !le. his btrea9th
gradually lcsauslod, and he finally died At o. m.
yoatertlay. Around his bctlaiao at tho moment
Of Ills death wose gathered some Of tho most
eminont clcrgymon Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church In this city. the tidinga that Dlshop Ar
mitago %as dying having become known outside
Of tho walls OF tho hospital. Tho dying man
retained u clear mind to tie yogy last saomcsst.
Resaiuiug sufficient strength to speak up to AL
hour Of lis loath. he conyorHod with Ills friends
n q calm tono Of voice. although ho know thAt
+ nrR5 iso ii
fnIl him at auy moment. aud he lcd with tue
utnlosi falth aud confidence in his own rodomp-
ton beyond tue grave. Mrs, Artnttago aat hy
| tho bedside OF her husband until le breatl,ct
his Inst. Bho then exhibited intonso glief, and
pita1. Tho deceased Dallop Ind, It iB said, one
child lliB fathor hlr. Er1och Arnitago, resides
at No AB5 Weat Yhirty-third streot. III this city
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prohibiting the County Treasurer from paying
tl,s $500 order. As those attornovs wore on-
ployod by tho Board to atto1d to Tho bond cnso,
1t Ii moro than lilsoly TINT tho bill will DO paid
notwithstanding tito Observation-Disclosures"
Pantaqraph.
Judging from tho first yoars trial, tho plan
Of giving county o!tcors salaries and allowances
TOR clcrk hire, oto, and o1ligsrg them to pay
their foes Into tho County Treasury, is not much
Of a.1cccss-at least not In Peoria County.
porylsorF, at their session just ooAed. t1lo Cir
omit Clor't earned. for tho ycnr ending Doc. !,
fnca 10 tho amount of S8,15i.2l. Ho collected
OF thlH $l.0t8.71. During tho safno timo llis al
to sb,O20, or 9l,36l.2D moro than he had ro-
covcd In foes. rio shoriff'a oillco mado ovon
a worse nl,owiug. Thnt ofllcer onrneh 3d.
481.S0. Hia COLLECTIONS amounted to S6,00l.2l,
whito his clork hire, oto., footed st630.06, or
Sl.G3s.75 more than be collocted.-Peoraa Tran
, 1873-12-12
THE COUNCIL.
Judge Norton Confirmed as Cor
porntiOn Counsel.
O,NarAss Bond and tho Reduction Of tho
Tax LeYy Postponed Tlu
Monday.

A nrccin1 meeting Of tho Common Council WAS
hold last ovaniug, for tie purpose of receivinE
Uosnmittco roporta And acting upnn untitl's'lea
buslnoss. Mayor Colvin proeidod and tl'e fo'-
lowing Aldermen woro rrcsont richardson
Foley, Warren, Dixon, Cooy, sldwoll. spauldlng'
Pickering, stono scluitz, leldy Mcclowry. oul-
lcrton, NJ. D. Bailcy, Woodman, Whito, MINER
Heath, Moore. Campbell. Quirh. Clnvo1ans Eck-
hnrtlt Mc{irAtl,, Ntalr, Stout, schaffhoE let'ga"
cher, cnnnon, Murphy. Brand, Lyuch'. .ooroofah'
and Jonas.
THE coMrrnoLLEn's noNp.
AID. ,tnnrn movod lilo attHponalon OF tho rnles,
to take up the bond Of tho City Comptroller, and
1t waH 10 ordered. 4.oo o,,
Tho bond, in tho pcnnl sim Of s1oo, goo: and n
Winston. and Theodore Ioyno. was approved.
c1rY rnEAsuREn'a unND.
Tho official bond OF Dantel O'llara, City
rrcuHurer WAS reported. approved by tllo
Einunco Committee, aud, on motion Of AID Lie
Grat,, was made lilo special order for Monday
evening at o'clock.
the mAYon'a Noar1nEEs.
Tho Judicin,v Committee reported tho con-
firmntiou of the nomination Of JcRso Q. Norton
as Corporation Counsel The report waa coli
ourrcJ iu aud tho nomination confirmed by Il
unanimous vote.
Tile salno Committee roportoa. recommending
che confirmation Of charlcs T. Gillespie, Scaor Ter
Of Weights mud Measures Of J. H.VNolll @ q as ~
and OF J. II. McAvoy ~ Commissioner OF Public
Works. All t}cHo nominations wore, on motion
Of AID. Dixon, laid over. ..--..
Tho Committee on Police reported, rccom-
mending tho confirmation Of John Amborg III
Police Court Clclk. Wost Division, and of John
s, spencer an Police Court Clork Of the North
Division. They wore laid ovor.
Tic same Committee, to whom was referred n
petition to compel policemen to pay thoir debts
Recommended that il bo placod on file, which
WIS done. :,
Tic snne Committee reported, recommending
tile confirmation or john Z. SeLol as Gas 1n-
epector, 1t WIS laid over.
EXTRA Fay.
Tho eamo Committee reported an ordinance
giving to policemen who light and oxtinElsl.
fost lalnps, extra compensation to the amount Of
500 per gear. Eng,oBB1nout wau waived, and
the ordinance passed. ..
REDUCING TIE TAx-LEyY.
Tho report OF tho Finance Committee on the
reduction Of tho tax-iayy was tnlen up but tho
Chnir decided that undor the elnrtor 1t could not
bo acted on until tho next regular meeting.
Aid. Bcl,atfnor moved to adjourn, aud tue
motion nrersilod.
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THE LATE BISHOP ARMlTAGE.
A Sketch OF His Life.

ho t,isnp"nl' FL hrea ta nrct IT. of tim 1eaf
~ 1,;s,.nr Srn';tono 81 WISCONSIN Win dtoi at
a. I ,lapa t1oan;fsI Nav Vor1. nu SUNDAY from
H. oyacta - y, onarat;on wh;ci, Io IND ma
ta,eI fop y tia -" rcnovni of t,,nor. Ha 1oath
san rar. rroat en- ,risc n h;s r;ora cro f"w
nf "y vhom n1 + any warn awaro M TIT he wns ill., It
10 M nronhIo ,hnt hia sickness Ind lnon at,dioua
IL H. p',uoaoioa ram iii nrcont faw ~ h;s n,oat
;1St;,nnta T. iuo ro1ativaa md aco,inin1ancos
n;nlo. h",t"s,a NV Soa a roars NJ aoa ,rhcn In
aaJ an1 tna. ~ ] thaseforo l.o1n IN ig ia was
orn ~ Ipu Il" y" Gty nf Nav york md rccoivoa hs
poneraI @ I'd olncaeiou at Columbia College thoro,
III .nao,a";oai anc,t;on ,v"s ofto. mara nt.
ta;no ~ !i,9 orara Thao,n~;ra1 Sen,imary IN
,i,nt c;tv ~ ~ sftor c,"1nain,, ho trnt became
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According to tho English akcchanto. now pro-
cess Of iron-mnking, which dhnonnos with tho
blast furnncc, has boon practically tested, and
specimens Of ita produce shown ut Wotyorhamp-
TIM. Tile bloomis mado dlroot from tho GRO.
which IL ground mixed with limo md pitol,, and
baked In 4 ooto ovon. This Ia treated an pig
iron, and, d furnace being chnrgod with 1t. !. Is
hour. Tho Inventors claim Tint by their process
tlloy can make = ton Of Finished iron from tho
orc at an exncndlturo Of two tons OF GOAL that
they can make Gortnau ateal MS olloaply az cast
latter oo1,al In putty to charcoal iron.
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Copper

Copper
Tho portngo Lako Mining Gnzetie Of the 4t
givcs the following figures, representing tho ylod
monthly btate.Dnnts Of psoauetion:
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Preaching Against the Temperance
ltlpltEes

Tho Bishop Of Lincoln, England, has actually
proaohol q sermon III hla cathedral ngainHt tho
te'nporenoo nlcilee.. 1lo denounced It At m
goJhoal Of Chriat which, Ut loaat, is rather Il
curious figure. "Tllon suppose" aaid tho
Bishop. I" that Timothy Ind boon T. pladsoa man
When nlyisetl by t3t. Paul to uHo little WING Tor
ha health aud Inflicted damage on tho oauso
of truth by .rofnning to fuiiuw tho Apostolic
adyicoi" Moreover, according to tho Bishop,
, 1873-12-12
CHICAGO FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1878

The pledge "leatls to lying" and ut Is deadly
sin for OhristlnnB to sign It." Tte Bishops
aormon naturally enough. waa qnotod with Tho
warment appreciation at the |lcenaod yIct,laters'
aiunor In tho Crystal Palace.
, 1873-12-12

---. Country.
r AUSTIN-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OnT'WQ
"A xonianrn nny 10 accommodated with bnard, no,
in m elegant brick houso. whore tncro sh.r
bohfdcrs k0pt. Apply to the RnToad-Dopat Master,
AHstlu, III.
, 1873-12-12

HfteselinstNeus.
WANTED-A LADY WISHING TO LEARN TIL
W dramatic huniues.: Send pnntogralh snd Wse lin
ltd.
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tue people o' '''' p'"s' ''''"'" "''' V
tue eieai' OF H. ana WINCH .N'' ''"A'
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H. anu WIS" 70 put q s''p =" ''
may ho' nave '''cu ''' 's'' means "
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aeai win ana Sonle'',heS II 70 u'''' u''
70 'e" just "nS' IN 'lo ib"' ,"'pe "
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AT REDUCED PRICE
GREAT BARGAIN
pARMELIA DEMING'S ESTATE.

pARMELIA DEMING'S ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT, Manchester District IA
At y Probate Court held at Manchester, within
and for said District Of Manchester, on the 3ist
day OF March, A, D.. 1873.
Present Hon. Il. Il. Burton, Judge.
An instrument in writing purportng to be the
last will aud testament of Parmelia Deming,
late OF Arlington, in said district, deceased,
was presented for probate.
Whereupon 1t was ordered that said instrument
be proven al a Probate Court 10 be held on the
and 18th day of May 4, D.. 1873,
that notice thereof be given TO all por.
sons interested by publishing = certified copy OF
the record OF said order three weeks successive.
ly in the MANCHESTER JOuHEAL, u newspaper
printed at said Manchester, previous TO said
tme OF hearing.
true record,
Attest, LOYELAND MUNSON, Register
true copy Of record,
Attest, LOyELAND MUNsON, Register.
473w
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g. Els $50. frtA fsepsrsr

Aae,her fFhi vstt she Na8oes with
ssastfFaaa results. sama 81 caF
troops wefe surrounded Go ere 81 the
rfeyros 6 iae lava teas aa3 nearly al
Allied ca wounded Ni1e,cea werf kill-
a. including aas captain ag1 tive bca-
traaats Tie loss 81 thc Mod8es 6
aa, uasH. Jbsy ramber about sixty
o. srfan. armed With spencer hreeeh
lasa.ag naes. aad. w5ih their Aeguaia-
taaee with thc ceyiecs anJ intricate
passages ri the lava beds which extend
oae bunlrel miIcs. they have a great
advantage over uur troops
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AH8 81 5a taasfa. nasaa Davis. ska8
g rasrs.
AF1 ia Fsa NBaEa Mstss fsbaa,.
taihat .lsHga #lf 3. 3aAsags sgea l8 alsatas.
kHes a WaasaF1 afsf hfssf t,ssst On
a1sH ietrf UeatNia. taaaEesl san e Mf taA
NJ iynsh baz.ss HseH fssfs. la maa4hs
Aaa aass
Naa has taken b5a A#sf
u isf84a NrEt6u fsfstaF meFe.
t ana taa Eael co assF ao sArtk.
Hsas aas HiiAAa gslso 90 The svsFKI eea sjfafs
Rf mtss hIm b aaf SAILS ssh
A. isF afief 3se fests 81
Nr wefe 81 pteHae wfh h.a gaiilIs tsN
Bat ase tas lowing aars gone
anno gore BE- HraFeH aHsfH
Who're - goa8 gsa u8lg BE-.
frm @aUth ~ nfusJh f.aH yeag ga tssf.
ispn tg eternity
IHHg afafE.e. he's se m,.s hs#
Nan Ais ices We deeply isal.
UuB be ttsa wha hAa befa8 8s
BE esn En- Uar srFfaes baal
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srr,InE Committed.

As the result of an inactive state Of liver
and stomach, producing headache, obtuse
Intellect, dullness, dependency, demen-
tia, and finally insanity, il no uncommon
occurrence. All OF these disagreeable
symptoms and bad feelings are most GER
tainally dispelled by the use of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. 1t
revitalizes and builds up the whole sys-
ten. 4 little book on chronic diseases
sent free. AdlressR. V. Pierce, NJ. D.,
Buffalo n. Y.
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NJ Edkort

As anything outside Of the ordinary
routine Of every day life helps make a
newspaper interesting it may not be a
miss to note, for the benefit of those
who anticipate spending a portion Of
the summer at the favorite resorts our
clear water, pure air, fine scenery aud
good trout fishing afford to pleasure
seekers, that the place known as the
Kelley stand is about TO be reopened
by Mr.. G. Pratt, Of North Wardsboro,
who is at present neaged in making
the the necessary repairs to receive
boarders for the summer, fishing par
ties, dancing parties and the travelling
public generally, which he will do in a
manner that none shall go away dis
satisfied.
In order that his patrons may have
positive assurance in advance that he
means business in the way Of trout din
ners, he has secured the services of
Elan and Lucy Ann. At the mention
of Elan these spotted beauties" leave
their native element and find them
selves in the hands of Lucy Ann who
knows just how to cook them TO suit
the most fastidious taste The road
leading past the place has been recent
~ repaired, and as Mr. II. Waite is
the proprietor OF the stage from North
Wardsboro 10 Arlington, all those who
arc fortunate enough to take passage
with him will be well cared for. Mr.,
Pratt will open the house as soon as
the roads are settled, and hopes to
merit the liberal patronage that was
bestowed upon tie former proprietor.
Having had 30 years experience in
the snow upon the mountain / can fur
nish you with some statistics in relation
to this interesting subject The Goth OF
March ls43 the snow was measured by
JOSEPH. Pike, Esq, in 80 places while
passing from Black Brook to the top
Of the mountain cast Of the Kelley
stand, a distance Of one mile, and the
average depth was ! feet aud 3 IL in.
On the pad Of April, the same year, II
was measured by tue Undersigned and
found to average feet and Il inches
In 1854, the 23rd Of April, in the same
place the snow was four feet deep, aud
the stage went on runners from the 9th
Of November to the 10th Of May, just 4
months. This was done once before
when Mr. NJ Knights was proprietor
though think be commenced ia Octo
Der. On April 25th Of the present
year / had an occasion to cross the
mountain with Alr. Waite's representa-
tive. Mr Leroy Allen mot Ethan a
mere lad having inherited enough ol
the Ethan 10 measure G feet and IL
inches in his stockings aud weighing
over 200 pounds, who il employed at a
premium, az understand, not only u
carry the mail. but when those Who &C.
company him fail out by the way, he !.
expected to take one under each arm
AID land them safely, not on the other
side of Jordan, bat on terra brma
which, al best, is iar distant We
measured the snow with . pole, d,s
goie I srad goa d hep, 50 times he
tween Black Brook and the summit.
the same az 50 and / 9 years before and
fouad il 70 vary from ( feet - iache'
to feet inches aad averaging ovei
feet OF more than aay year fos the
! psss s., and we have talked with men
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iDes
Tussone Silks, plain aud stamped in
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japanese Silks at only 81 cts. per y'd.
Special bargains IN Lyons Black Silks
al 81 25, | 50, Is, 2 90 Il 80 per y'd.
We make a speciality Of Ladies Tn.
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all qualities in Night Dresses, Drawers,
Chemisc, Dressing Sacks, Corset Gov.
crs, etc etc, etc.
Domestic Goods, full ASSORTMENT At
agents prices.
RSEND FOR SAMPLES. 81
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will receive our immediate and personal
attention. Any parcel weighing less
than ten ounces will be sent by nail
free Of charge.
c. A. MAYNARD d Co,
LsTE
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wba have Lad r. yesu experience on
taa mouutaIas and who have uat scen
tie equal Of Tie prescgs year
AyT WITNESS.
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Gig ARst Gig ARst
Tie beet Ia tswu.
VINCENT GROVER

Ia saagt. Il yea HAut aaFthing IL Say hHes COZ.
s4suHg q d el.elnes. Toys, Fancy 0o9as, ktA b
iagueFg. sporting Good. TrusAess Supporter
ETC. cal a. TIE Fsasry Pasat Drag Store.
Goods Shown wiEh pleasure Al Al umes,
VINCENT GROVER.
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Arlington, Vt., March u is1s
Essi'r
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Wanted Farmer Ia every town as
agent for the COLLINS STEEL Flows. For
terms, etc, address, COLLINS a Co, PIP
Water St, New York. 493mXs
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EOR SALE 4 pair ct work horses
Nne ten, the ether eleven Years a'd. weigh
iBE 2lN Tfles reasonable. iulpite Al
sAtA TIN JOURNAL OFFICE
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Bur %apNnabI.

Gur einiser 3eit i&mabten he Cor
responeenten raeitalerg ldtter mun&er>
lei aber anssblide @prbereitunaen,
tpel@e pom plus *. anAeblt@ in Be>
,ua auf fsinen tdnftisen Ma@foleer &C.
trofen ,porben ftien. Matdrli@ 1T ba>
ran tein pabreS@ Sort pie fpleenbeMi t>
tbeilun9 aus Rou, seiet: @teberum
n,lat BE mtntefens einfdlttse ,Grfn>
bune bic stumble bur& bic Yre7e baf
Der ). gater Ter Garctndlen fetner
Na@ful9er be3ei6net babe, unb 3tra,
btes Mal ben Cardinal Bpnaparte,
Sc 1T IN ZEN Shat wabrbaft rieeruar>
ti8, fprtwdbrenp terartfse 2usen ee>
mentiren au ml6en; bena es AebSri
nidt ntebr ta3u, als 9eiuneerM eni9en>
Yerianb urb einise8 efanntl9aft NIT Ger
@e19i9te, I'M, poifitiY ein%;ufeben, bab
lpl9e 8e:ei9nunee1 beS NadfolBers
eerane;u unm6slid f1nt. @on ben
26O pipfen, trel6e Dom :. Yetrus
anianseno bis auf pius TX. bic &irds
rc9ierten, bat fem Ginsiser ieinen Na@s
fol9er ernanat.
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Sic Mmerifamer ais Grfnber.

Sbl9pn setorene &epublifaner, flint
bic Mmerifaner, beipnbers in aeuere.
3eit bod itpls auf rie @unt eer eus
rpplil@en Mriltcfratie. DaS ;et9t f19
1peten bel Der @tener Weltausitelune
wp Der Safer Don Seferrei@ ben Blrz
eer1, Der eroeen &epublif taS 3eu9nif
DTentlib CAB, cae ibnen. Ger Nubm &C.
tubre> bic erlten Grfneer auf rem Sc
biete her Snbufrte III fem.
Sci bielem Nnlai1e weiien amerifants
l9e 8latter nit beredttstem Stolse b.
rauf bin, paB a~lentbalben f9 iateQts
sente 85pfe fnren, bic f%ortwdbreno aul
@erbe0erunsen unp neue Ginrtdtun9eu
BON Maldinett unp @erf3eueen fnnen
su berer. &eali1runs in ben meiiten
Gdue1 aud entipre@enre Mittel, tpenu
ni9t lpfort au @ebpte ffebsn, bod e.
bdltlt9 ftnb.
Das 1T In Der Shat Elm @or3ug
cur9 pel9en Mmerifa alien anberer
Nationen Der @elt ,pett DprauS ftebt.
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bpfen, baB fe fd;; &uena ertartt. aud
Der Ginwanberuns %annebmen tperten.
Qeiber fteben In bteiem Gereine rie
Deut19en tpeit biuter ben tatbolil@en
Srldnrer,1 bteies' 2anbes 3urld, bic
BAIL ter teuti&e, Gunferea3ert TN Ier>
0let9 III ben aueeren 1T verfaminbe1e
tlein. limb bod. mas wiirce ieoe eroee
@tart beionrers New yurt fir Elm
Gelp bieten CUR Nusdbune @rteliast
@obltbdtistett na@ allen Seiten bin b!
@ie piele Gunferenaeu bdrfte1 bier
lein, un, bic @obltbdtiefeit rur eini'
9ermaben flblbar 3u MAIDEN ; ba3u
6urfte iste @art ibre Gcnferens bas
ben ! -f.. ~. ..
Mnertenne11 mir tas @ute, cas- IN
uniersn Gereinsleben lie9t, aber &C.
feben mir es unter Seiadmuns, BAT
mir ni9t mtnber melt btuter unieren
teut19en 3eitseno1en, ais aud binte'
un1eren 9eeurfnt1en surif finn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02
Tnnbament Der Gr3tebuu9.

Gin reutlber @olfSmann, ,peldem
bic wi6tisaen Snterei1en Ter @oltsbil>
hung am 9er;en lissen, idreibt ibe,
eas mabre Guntament Ter SuSenrer>
;iebuna
Sn fraberer 3eit lag FER S6mers
punt FER Gr3iebuns in her .Gamilie,
Grib eenue lernte taS &ino BON rer
Mfutter @ebetden uno tie Nntworten
auf bic @runbfraeen beS Gbriitentbums,
Man betete niel in ter Gamilie, 10 tab
tas &inb au 9aus beten lernte nne
~ Better, f@ eenpSbnte. Man bielt 81
5aus auf fren9e 3u@t, 70 3rpar, tab
Elm Sinh, mel9eS in Der S@ule ,pe9eu
l1narts1 Strafe befaut, babeim bebbolt
np@mal ee3l@tiet &purpe. Sn bteiet
l5bli@en Ibdti9feit baben bic SAINT
lien iebr na@selu6en. SAT- ALE &C.
bete, felbf ba8 &reu;muden lpQen piele
&inber Jest III Der @@ule lernen.
l1no >pent, l@pd@lide Gltern NIT Sim
bern ni@ts mebr auSri@ten, 70 fon'u,t
es foeur our, rab ber 9ebrer UNI 5afe
a%nserufen ,ptrt ; tpdbrenb anbere ,ur
3u balls senetet Inb, bic Muff@tsbe>
bSrsen INN 9iIfe au3useben eeeen bic
Strenee teS 2ebrers BET un8e3u9e1en
S@llern. 8ur1 Der S@werpuaft ber
Sueeneersiebuns If In bic S@ule ser>
leet 1porben, uno Siele balten bas fit
ben ri9tieen 3uFanb. Das muB ft@
aber Bitter RIDDEN. Sc nret9er BET
Sdulsran8 auftritt, ie ntebr man &C.
reiet wirb, In ber gplfsi1ule Dinse 3u
lebret,, bic aueerbalb beS BebIrfni0es
zines @plfsi1Iler8 lieger, je raebr I'm
9eben 8ritiir1u@t unb @et@ltdfeit 3u>
nebmen, beito n,ebr tptrb 3u6auie bel ben
8inbern tas Nnieben, Der Glter1 Bet
abeeiebt 70 baB lie In fittlt@er 9inf@t
AUDI nt@tS t1ebr ausrtdten. @enn
aber bic Gltern ni9t8 tbun uno bic
@9ule ni9t8 rnebr tbun fam, 100 fuu
IS bana binfommen? &c 1T baber UNI
freitbar bic b54fe 3eit bab biz Glterr1
tpierer .pte In alten 3eiten lire
S@ulpiefeit In Der 2tnperer3iebuns
tbun. 60 lang ber S@werpuntt bers
1elben ni&t ,pteber In Der Gautlte liest,
reidt IS su etnem 9ute1 fInftteea &C.
11le@t ntdt bin, baB ter @eiilt9e fets
ne @elietonsfunpe ausiebt unb aud
Der 2ebrer 9etreu mitbilft. 3uerf mub
bic @or> unt Mitarbeit ber Gterrt mie>
Der ba 1ein, Damn ,rerben Seelior0er
unb 2sbrer ni@t nnebr n5tbis baben,
S@ller otel gu frafen, tenn bic Gltern
beu9en banr Dor unb belfen ab fte le>
gen ben reliei5ien @runbbau TN 8e>
wubtietn prtnetpaler Baupft@t uab
ber S9ule tletbt trte &e@tens, nur bic
unterftabenbe unb utitbelfenee.