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tho bottomloss regions," and vory doatrous Of
securing sent among tho little angels doar,
'sho cit up II ucsyeti and sling and mako lnualo

tho .bottomloss regions" and vory doatrous Of
securing sent among tho little angols dcar,
VI VIZ sy ST d1n up II h'svon and sling and make 'nu''
purchased two OK tho TUTORS Of indulgence
orcrod. properly made ot1t iii my own Iasno, ono
for oght days. tho other for life, for ana ooii-
ed0rAttun.
THE ANnTYAl OF LuYHEn.
A. O'Clock In tho aftcrnnoon., while Totzol
tho news nproad among tho crow that the Elcc-
tor, knigl.ts. aud uoblcs, and ar1nn1 u1ctl wero
on tho road to tho vIllago. aud with thom Dr.
Martin Luther and Me'anotAon, aud nas'y other
cd toward ths village at tho foot Of tho festal
hil}, whore Luthnra party waa e1pocsou to
emerge. Suddenly n mouutcd herald dashcd
rapidly up tho hill, followed by mnnnted lance-
n.en sra nNntcsbuss bcarera. olsd Il, tho 9"ant-
through tho crowd up to Totzcl, and informed
coming, and that ho hna boiler nako himself
scarce % quickly "a possible. With the gecst-
tho beef.iug from lilo table aud offered
The pulpit In oricr 10 bnranguo tho
people: by this tino, hoHoycr,, more mounted
men OF tue electoral oscort had arrived OH tho
hinnoraonle peasant wagon, drawn by two hugo
horaes, and ~ 1t wero seated four p,rsona clad in
black clerical gownB and caps. There was 10
MISLEADING Tho o,o seated on tho trout Hont. Tho
biz rots,,l faco with its honest, confident oxpres.
sion was that OF Dr.. Martin Luther, az II 1t had
boon copiel from
THE rIurunE or LUCAS onAaAcu.
j. The electural oscort had no suoner arrived on
Tho ground Than they began to uttaox Tetzol aud
Ills assistants. For a tsno thn Hellors Of iutul-
hard pressed aud Tosze seeing ttat resistance
was no longer Ut uHc, baae his assistants to &C.
euro tho n,oney-box and other r,araphornnlia,
while o hilnsof Heizcd tho Immense rod cross, md
defending lhumaolyes as vol rs they could trom
tho blows Of tho tanztHechl peA 'antB, mnts pr.~
eipate flight through tho crowd down the hill
atdo. At 1ost thu cry wns uttered among tho
escort to Hcizo tue mo1ey-cLoht. 4 a0rlonB fight
then oneucd aud Tetzel aad flsB assiatauts fnatlo
o nsl Stan Eg VIZ sa aud sadard
tho rest. brandisting tic huge rcd cross above
h.s head and oyldontly inlcting serious injury
to tho hoads Of some Of hts fooB. But tic escort
proved too strong for thom, aud thoy woro com
nellca to lice Tho geouud, leaving their treasure
in thoo hands Of the Lutheran ,rarty, who ro-
turned up tho hill in triumph. tho lust thing
Hocn OF Tetzefs party vas tho rod croSH aud tile
rapai standard sill borno valiantly aloft ann.d
tho defeated nlouiB on thoir way to moro con-
genial pooples.' Tho nelco lastod Mt lcast tol,
minutes, amt was carried out with Inch degrUe
of earneatHess that several Of tho escort ra-
cuivca soma ugly blows, and onr poor frietsd
Totzel had finger nearly cut of from tho blow
OF Il laucc-bearJr.
LUTHER breaches TO THE pEorLE.
Tetzcl defoated, Lntaer now owned tho ground,
sud Aa at once Reized the opportunity Ut addroHB
Ing tic .pooplo Oh tho wiclednoss Of tho sellers
Of iMduigcl,cos and the PapacY. IIe occupied au
elevated position near TIM Judenbacl hostolry,
aud ar'nod with good sized rowlor beor jug
bcforo him, from which ho phnHod occasionally
to refresh himself, he proceeded to address tho
immel1ae crowds who loft Hans SActls aul DR..
Elsenhart aud tho menaEorio kooper roaring cut
to T. empty benolles."
Luther, elad in his black gown and barot, gave
us fair adtreRs. such as ho might have uttered
correspond with our ideaB Of tho monk Of
Wittonberg, WHO. would havo used sone-
what stronger and loss 1otined language on
such an occasion. A very oiieclivo part
Of hts address, was his rofcreuce to Thuringa
itH Princes and people. There, III tho west i
aaid was Eisonnol and the Wartburg, TINT
had shelterul him while ho mado his trana-
laton Of tho Bible; thoro, In front, full in wow
stood tho high fortress Of Ooburg that had Of
fored him MI nsyusn whon his fooH presBed hard
upon him. He urged tho people to Do strous in
tho support OF tho now faith, and to tlofond 1t
when tho time shonld como with lifo aud wealth,
And when ho lad ilu,Hhed hie discourse, tho
friends who stood abont. him, and tho school
children who bad como to greet him, Atrrok up
THE uLp LUTHER CHORAL,
Elm scstc Burg lat unrer Gott
Ein gtito Wehr untl Wafell,
and then the Immense crowd before him, and tho
Hsformcr hmso!f. joined in the soui-stirring
strains Of the wonderful Old battlo-hymu which
Luther had h,msolf composed III nlnsio and word
Aud tue mountains about ns seemed to
lake part In tho triumphant choral,
ecI,olng it back to us with SOLEMN
and wondrous effect. Tho play Was over. somo
village church others renlained to 500 tho pop
ular festivities tlnt then commenced, to watch
the peasant youth and Mnidcn execute sonae old
German dances to tho straiu Of old German dance
music Of the Luther-Juttonbaoh era, performed
BY players in tue garo Of Saxon mlneEa, such as
oyening play. entitled In tho Village Inn Of
JudenDacl iu tho Your 1885," writton by q GER
tain 1Iorr ltuckors, OF sonnoborg, q nephow Of
tue poet Friedrich huckert, was performed.
Some parts Of tho original programme were un-
fpitunate'y lott out. Tho characters Of Tho
Elcctor and tho princoly rotinue wore not repre-
sented. and tho batsle Of tho 3linnehlngors be-
foro the electoral party ia postponed for q
' future fotGmfor tho ds son,!obeIgets nj. hsyo
it q feature III Thurringian lifo. They hayo some
idea Of competing with tho AmmsrGauols, but
ain afraid they aim too high. Though thn Luther
ElAy MRH blfGu Wltu EUudlutIADlG HllCcGae, IL CALI
not be compared with tic wonderful religious
dramatic representation Of the Passion of Our
Lord" as giyen every ton yoara III tho Valley Of
tho Anmer. THO Sonnobosgols iark TINT de-
yutonal spirit which so charactorizes tho pooplo
Of Ammergaa;, aud then, again. tho subject
ohosan 10 ~ entirely different NJ tho mannor of
representation. Tho Sonnobergcrs had to 70
ovon this tlmo to Coburg for the dclinoatar Of
Martin Luther-foulld III the person Of cor
tain theatre cashier, Albrccht. Tie Ammer-
gauors will not permit . stranger to take part in
their pIay.
BUSINESS PROSPECTS.
Opening OF the FAIL Trade in New
EUrik--Sufo bat Moderate Sales Ex-