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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-03-07
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complaints thousands Of cases. There is no
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VIZ call attention to the card of Allen
Broomhail for Agents to sell the popular
work of Hon. u. c. Cloud, :" Monopo-
lies and the People
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-03-07

GEN. S. B. NANCY, the newfy-elected
United States Senator from Texas, is
native Of Monroe county, Ky. He
served in Kentucky regiment in the
Mexican war, and subsequently removed
to Texas. Since the rebellion, III which
he took an active part, he has heeH prac-
ticing Law.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-03-07

There are more than one thousand
different kinds of pills in the United States.
Some Of them are worthless and curious,
Others arc good and beneficial. Old DR.. Par
SONS invented the best anti-biious pill we ever
saw or heard of. They are now sold under
the name of Parsons P,9.gGtirc Pills. lCom.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-03-07

In these days, when so much wonder
has been excited by the performance in
English of Mr.. Fechtcr and Madame
Janauschek, it may be interesting to re-
member that so far back lis 1928 Junius
Brutus Booth Ohe elder achieved one
Of the greatest triumpls the stage has
known. Playing in French in the
character of Orestes, in Racine S tragedy
OF ELECTROMAGNETIC" his accentuation
was So perfect, and every peculiarity of
French acting SO minutciy observed by
him, that the establishment and delight
was general At the close he was loud
ly called for, and cries OF "Talma
Talma ' saluted him amid every sound
Of applause and appreciation. Speak
ing of the performance, the critic of the
New Orleans courier of the day wrote
" A spectacle of deep interest, one as
novel as it was pleasing, was offered
last Tuesday night i'll the Orleans Thea
ter of the lovers of dramatic talents.
Yielding to the solicitations of several
gentlemen of this city, Mr.. Booth con-
scented to present himself before a
French audience i'll the part of Orestes.
This effort, perilous i'll the extreme, and
which nothing but wish to give to
Frenchmen an opportunity of Judging
fairly of what is teimed the English
style Of tragic acting could have urged
Mr.. Booth to risk, mas been crowned
with the most hattering success. The
ever-increasing interest excited by the
warmth of his feelings, the earncstness
of his manner, and the impetuous ardor
of his delivery, and above all, whenever
passion rose high, when the furies
goaded Orestes to crimes, criticism was
merged i'll admiration, and with one
voice all wondered thata stranger should
thus feel and express all the beauties of
Racine"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-03-07

we unNerStanN tNat the WNOOplng-
cough il quite prevalent in the towns around
us: but that no cases have proved fatal Some
families use nothing but jo!utSOH'S lHodyHc
Inherent Our Doctor however says Il little
irir4', to produce vomiting, would be an adj
vantage. Com.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-03-07
COLONIZATION IN COLORADO,

Extraordinary inducements in he climate
health, mines, stock growing, faTmi..1, rapid de
vclopmcut, and money-making. Information free.
Address A. H. PATTERSON, Secretary, Fort Col
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Curious Effects of Lightning.

At the last sitting of the French
Academy of Sciences Il letter was read
from Nj. f. Parent, giving an account
of the effects OF II stroke of lightning
which fell on the 26th nit. at at Troyes
(Aubc), in Il central quarter of the town,
with Il noise equal to the report of sew
eral pieces Of artillery. The phenome-
non seems to have been confined to the
Rue de la Monnaie, where, at No. 81 Il
young girl who was standing on the
threshold of her dwelling, saw a fiery
globe, of the size of an orange, fall at
her feet, then roll along the street, and
disappear. She experienced II violent
shock, causing a tremor that did not
cease until the following day. The pins
i'll her hair were torn away, as well as
all the other metal articles she had about
her per person. Her father, who was
leaning against the iron bars of VIM
dow of the next house, was paralyzed
for few seconds, and did not recover
from the connection for several days.
At No. "a, same street, III the =" Election
House" as it is called, the electric fluid
fell on turret behind the house,
pierced Il hole through the weathercock,
slid down the roof along the zinc which
covered it, got inside by loosening the
beams that supported the woodwork,
broke through partition, then through
the floor into the lower story, made It's
way through wall into Il garnet, got
through the window, ran along the
spouts and pipes down to the first story;
thence passed to the next house, broke
into warehouse where there were some
iron stoves, with the usual cast-iron
ornaments, such as wreths, flowers, etc,
all of which it faithfully designed on the
ceiling with the precision of photog
raphy; then melted the wire Of a bell,
the trace of which it left on the wall,
and at length took fancy to some gilt
wooden rods intended for sale, and
wrapped up in paper. These it ell
richcd with fantastic but elegant de-
signs, and, after a few more vagaries,
took its leave.
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PAYING EMPLOY NENT
For all having spare time. in selling New
Boob. No fancy on transient 'COrk, but neces-
-itS tn all classes of people, actually saw in =
money to buyers. Book Agents seeking some
thing useful and fast-scIiin3. and all having
any spare time for pleasant work, without risk X,
write at once for complete 6pagc desert ptivc cir
cular and liberal terms to +. a. HUTCHINsON &
Co, Chicago, III
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-. bronchial Troches for coughs
and Colds.

Go To NlyNMslnG Water Cure Hamilton, ID.
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EMPLOYERS OF GERMANS !

Please inform them that the cheapest Emigration
to New York is by the new popular direct steamers
from Rotterdam South Germans and Swiss save
eight dollars, travelling more pleasantly. From sta
tions on Rhine, free to Rotterdam, Packages sent
:" and received from Europe write to MORRIS
EUROPEAN EXPRESS, 70 B'way, NY. Agents wanted.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-03-07

DIR. j. Walkers California VIII
egar BittcrS are purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges OF
the Sierra Nevada mountains Of Calltor-
MIA, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted thcrefrom without the use
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked, "What is the cause of the
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIT
TERSW Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and life giving principle,
a perfect Rcnovator and Invigorator
of the system. Never before in tho
history of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR BITTERS i'll healing the
sick of every disease man is heir to. They
are gentle Purgatiye rs well as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
the Liver and NiSccral organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties of DIR. WALKER's
VINEGAR Buffers are Apcrient Diapboretic,
Carminative, Nutritious. Laxative, Diuretic,
Scdative, Counter lrrtant, Sudor!fc. Alter
tive, and Anti Bilious.
Il. II. MCDONALD ~ CO.,
Druggists and Gen. ACtS San Francisco. California;
and cor. of Washington and Charlton Sis, n Y.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
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HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS.
TABIE-oLoTHs, napkins, and, in fact,
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Will destroy Worms without injury to the child,
being perfectly WHIT e, and free from all cOoriGg
or other injurious Ingredients usually used in
prpuaratiCrF.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-03-07
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
FARM RAKINGS.

The robin sings in the elm;
The cattle stand beneath,
Scdate and grave With grea; brown eyes
Aud fragrant .neadow-breath
They listen to the battered bird,
The wise-loOking. stupid things;
And they never understand word
OF all the robin sings.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-03-18

|oieies BUD bot Fb baben, nit Gpmbdj
Bad unb Serge !, litter Beten anb @ia=
gen. I'M 2otbe t,1ieeno iene eJeomuaiairen,
Die trinfen ooer tete bic bic bon Gpag
gum mdbieen @enub gei9enften Gli}Fgz
feiten aus5 s59enten.
60 6eibt bic Dori i9rift @ottes frin<
fe, obes mdbi9 unb fannit 9u ni9t nit
WdBigfeit trinfen, bann trinfe 9ar niebt.
@or einisen Sabren er1u9ten 3 ooer*4,
proteitantii9e prebi9er ben grsbifdof
um feline Wituirtuu9 in BET rnferbrH<
dung ber S@napsfneipen. Ct gab iAe
men 5ur Qnttport, CT tuiiroe, tpenn es Ii9
oarum banoele, itrietes Werbot obsr 81
ceniiruns ein5ufibren, ii@ bafiir ausfpre-
4en tenen @erfdufern m69ltdft bo1e
9icen5gebubren aufoulesen un6 ohne
@naoe ale 8uben s1 l9lieben pp
i@le@ter @toH an Minorenne> Srunfen-
boloe, mdnnli9e ober tueibli@e, bic cine
peit Der @eleqf9aft cine Biroe Der So
Mile un6 bic beiten Mnp6lte 6es 5euhIs
ltn6, perfauft tuirb.
Das balte er fir oas bette W}itteI aur
Ibtpebr bes betla9ensmertben uebeys."
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Sentpere,t3apabatffitas.

Cine bon ben Semperen3peibern 1at
int Meiss gountp Selegrapb gar i95n
QQes be itdtigt, mas mir iiber 6ie 9eetn=
wdrti9e $emperen5toubeit selagt boben.
gs itebt barin Elm ansebli9 BON einem
@eibe geI6riebener Mrtitel, oer ausfebt,
als wenn Der Werfa1er sben aus bent
Soabaufe fe entfprungen tpdre. Neben Der
$oQbeit ma@t li9 au9 Der miitbenbfe
6anatismus oarin 2uft, uno ber Mrtiiel
ftrobt bon peri6nliben Nngriffen, BON
falf@en 9ariteuungen un6 8erod9ti=
9un9en. Mm @@lui1e beiBt es: vGrin-
nern Sie ii@ boran ,bab sic unabbdn<
9ige, fortl4rittli9e, proteitantil l9e, ame-
rifanil4e @eiber fritz liren unb peftn
sic einmal in uniere 9dnbe fallen fol-
ten, 10 tudre es beHer fir @ie> oob ;@ie
1iemals geboren pdren."
9as miro 9enii9en, um ie6em per<
mini ftigen Wfenl9en flar ben tpabniinni-
gen uno fanati1@en Gbarafttr oie}er
meiberbewegung 5u 5eisen. Wir bebaue
ern ernltli4 bic le trauriee Gntartun0,
6ieIen @erfa bes Sanilienlebens mo-
Die Mutter unb 9ausfrau ji& i6rem 81
rufe entfrembet. @os muB aus ben
&inoern tueroen, tuenn He lol@e Mitter
baben?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-03-18
Ser uGbtp QBaifenfreunS". .

Scr san5e l1eberf9ub Der ii@ aus ber Gin.
nabme fir Nbonnement anb Andeigen beS
uObio 8aiienireunb" cr9ibt, pirb obne ieoen
Mbaug su benz 3pede beitim,nt, Elm Batlen-
baus fit Anaben innerbalb bcr Di03eie golum>
bus au erridten. Son allen Ginnabmen uer-
ben aur bic 9lussaben fir @ab, Druid uno
@apicr be1tritten tp6brcu6 ber Rebatteur nuo
Serousseber fit feline Miibe uur allein eiuen
@ottcslobn beaniprud)t. Sc tuerben baber ale
Men1denf frcunoe gebeten oiefe8 tuobltbattge
nnterncbn,en ouf iebe @eile au uutertuben,
bamit bas beabfidtiete @ert balo gu Stanoe
fomme. @er ben 80 : 10 IS al fen freunb"
balt, befomnt nidt nur bas san3e Sabr
b,nourd fir etnen billi9en @reis cine quite 3ei-
tung, ionbern ma@t fi@ aub gum @obltbater
berlaNencr @aiienfinber.
9as Wbonnement auf ben vObio Mais
1e1f freun0" lam jeoer5eit beginner. -
Q8ir t6nnen neuen Nbonnenten feline Der
fruber erI6ienenen Numuern na9liefern.
49, Ser nieorige Mbonementspreis bon
$1.50 fir bos Sabr mub porous BE-
oablt peroen. - sSn Tallen, tpo bic les
ni6t 9el6ie1t, 1onoern erit in Der 3meiten
9dlfte bes Mbonnementsjabres beaablt
tuiro> mii1en mir fir ben Sobrgans 81 90
anre9ren. -Gs lie9t baber i'm SntereNe
unierer seebrten 2ejer, bas Blatt i'm por.
aus gu be5ablen.
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Sic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

gs sibt eetpiKe nieorise unb tpinatse
Menf den, Die gang f@er ibr 9an5es Ge=
ben lang Der Oeffentli9feit unbetannt
blieben> wiiroen 1te ,ti4t oann unb tpana
einen re9t bumu,en @trei9 begeben, unb
ouf biele Mei1e bic Mufmertl lamfeit uno
bag Mitleio Der melt auf F@ leiten. 3u
oieler @orte 2ente f9einen uns Die Sem
peren5ler gu geb0ren bic unter 'al1@er
Jlagge fabren. 9as Wprt uSemperenS"
beibt ndmli9 10 piel als MdBigung, Ne=
gnliruns Selbfbeberrl6uns. 9ieie
Ganatifer ie6o9 pertuerfen un6 perbam=
men bon born berein jeoen au9 pernanf@
ttgen uno mdBi9en @ebrau9 ber 9eiitiz
gen @etrdnfe. gBie fann oaber BEL bie<
len 2euten Die &ebe 1ein bon MdBisfeit
ooer Deab balten !? M6re bel ibnen Der
@e!ft Der Mdbi9feit, 10 tpiiroen iie ibrtu
Neknmeni@en nt@t beeintrd9ti9eu in
ieinen &e9ten unb unternebmungen ile
piroen ben frieoli4en 8iir9er in @ube
lahen, lie miiroen benlelben oer1 r19onen NIT
ibren S@impfreben unb tbrem @ebeuI.
Nein, bic 19Dne $u9eno oer Mdbi9=
teit fann 6teie Men19en nimner als le=
9itime Rinoer anerfennen Wenn lie iteb
unter bas Banner ser totalen @ntbalk7
1amteit fu9ten, 10 mD9ten mir ibntu
ratben, iDre Gntbaltlamteit oabur9 gu
beurfunoen> ooB lie li9 por MGem ieSer
@inmii4un9 in Die @e@te Mnoerer auf'f
@treneite entbalten, :" ?.
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Gin dr19teS @tnb.

Sir Elm &ndblein i'm Glitter bon .l6
Monaten, bas feinen 8ater Fat, Der N9
beNelben onndbme unb beHen Mutter
fortwdbreno frantli6 1T, io boB fie oes
2inoes ni9t marten uno pfe9en tann,
>uirb Elm Blab in einsr fotbolii9en Ja-
mile 9elu6t. 9ie Mutter bes 2inbss
1T ni@t totbolii9, 1ie pini@t ober> baB
ibr Sinh fatboli1 16 eroo9en ,ueroe. sic
felbit 1T arm unb unfabig> oas Rinb ldn-
ger 5u bebalten, @ir Iu@en besbalb
fir bieies orme uno berlaiiene Rino cine
9eimatb. 9ier iit Die @eleeenbeit> ben
96ttli9en 9eilanb ielbit In bas Sous
auf5unelmen in Der perlo oieies armen
Rinoes.. gBer min Die len @otteslobn
peroienen Mir boffen, boB es oielem
armen &inoe ni@t erseben >peroe, tuie
Dem Se1usfinbe bas in Betblebem feline
9erberse fnben ionbern init einem
Stolle nTIieb uebmen mrbte. Mer ii9
a41o Die les Ginbes erburmen uno es er3ie<
ben min Der meloe f9 re9t balb beim
peraus9eber bieies 8Iattes,
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1ln1ere A0enten
Nteolau8 Ghie1, reifenSer M9ent+

SIN Staate Dbio:
Cincinnati. Bensiser Brotbers.
Dayton, Mbam Bttt.
2an1ilton, @ep. Sof: Rei@ unb Brother Gomened.
Geabins, 9einri9 9tittmeper.
gumminspille, Muguft Wiiuer.
Sronton, Eobert 6. Gid.
4ine @roue, Heu. s. S. Haud;
4ortsmoutb, Martin griibN.
&iplep, Sobn 9. 8arb.
gse,p Ri1monb, Grausisca BibbeIs.
Frenton, Mbam Betrit.
WibbIetpwn, sobn &aier..
9iqua, 4erma1,n Weinoeriee.
1ipperanQe, Sobn WilIer.
Sn anberen Gtoaten:
Rtttsburg, ga. 9. y. Buertle.
8irmingbanl. Pa. Gaspar Gieringer.
st. Bouts, Ro. 9. &erber.
Gbica9o, Su. Nlblbauer s. Bebrle.
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3 e ttf:r q a e H..

|pfaffen beberri6en laiien, iia BON oielen
por19reiben la1Ien mas man tbun lol
Wir lin6 ia feline Rinber mebr. 9Dir
piI{e la bo@ 1elbff, tpas mir tbun mi J.
lien.~ - SO lautet bic @pra9e Der Qufz
|9efldrten. Wenn ibnen nun bic pfoffen
lent9esnen: Gbriftus bat ausbriidli4 er-
fldrt, 6ob bos unb bas 70 unb 70 1T, bab
man bieles ober tenes tbun bas man
oas unb bas unterloffen foa, - Damn
lit Die Mntmort i9neu fertig, udmli9, ia
mer peiB, ob er bas 10 unb 70 gemeint
bat. MnSere 9eben aber nod peiter nno
lpre@eu often bic @ottesldternne aus,
oab ndmli9 Gbrifus aud ni9t mebr ge=
peien lei> aIs mir. 5ier mag man nun
nit ber 8ibel auf ftreten unb aus bem al.
ten unb neuen Sci itamente bepeifen mol
len, bob gbriitus wirfli9 @ott eepeiea
lei, bann erbdlt man bic anttuort: bic
Bibel 1T eben au9 Elm altes BUD. mie
10 piele anoere bic Don 2euten sniom=
men9el9rieben murbsa> bic Is eben Ri4t
beKer nerf ftanben. Diefelben 2eute aber
tuel9e bic Bibel perwerf fen, wenn fe IT,
men unbequem 1T , laGen au anberr 3ei<
ten oem g6ttli@enBu9e einigeebre tpioers
fobren, tpenn es fi4 barum banbelt, ettuas
gu bepeiIen, bos fie bstpei(en moQen. Sa
menn es f9 gar borum banbelt, ber al<
ten iatbolii9en Qir9e ems anoubdnsen
bann fnb perbrebte nerflmmelte unb
perfdli9te Bibelte1te n1afenpeite porrd=
tbi9 unb bic beilige @@rift ober pielmebr
bic eigene felbf1a@tioe Aaslesune ber+
ielben ,uirb bis in ben Qimmel erbobeH
Sos 9r6bte Gaubium entitebt tfnter ber
liberalen Rotte, penn fie an ir9enb ei=
mem tat6olii6en Priefer einen mabren
o6er bern1eintli9en Gebler ou fin6en per-
meint. 9a sebt es oenn pie i'm @lei9= |
ni6e bonn Splitter uno Balfen uno Elm
|lolaes Tattum pirb auspoIaan& bur@
|Stabt unb 2onb elettri19e Selesrapben
un6 bunoerte bon 9ruderpreKeu peroen
in 8epeguns sefebt, um ben liberaIen
@eeleu einen iul9ea fetten Bi6en auw
Grdbild uorsuiebtu. Gs 1T fur bic 2i=
beraleu nur gu beoouern, bab ibnen ielbft
|unter Der sroben Mense Don tatboIiI9en
priefezn iol9e fette BiHen xur duberF
|lelten portommen. - Wan bat Der to-
! tbolii den 2ir9e uno beIonoers ben ST.
Iuiten borsemorfeu, bab fe ben @rano<
JAP lebreu: Ser 3med beiltse bic Mit=
tel; b. B. man tonne nit sutem @epif=
len ettpas B6ies tbun penu man babel
nur einen 9utta 3ped i'm Au9e babe.
Meber bic tatboli{9e 4ir4e nod bic Se=
iuiten baben iemals biefen &runblab &C.
lebrt, 1onbern 9erabe bas @e9entbeil.
Sa ber perforbene Stiuitenpater Rob
iebte Dor mebreren Sabren 6Fentli9 ei-
nen 9reis BON 1000 Sbalern aus Fit
oenieuisen, ber be,peiien tonne bab it,
geno Elm etnaelner Seiuit iemals bieje
perbommli&e 0ebre gutsebeiben babe.
Gr 1T bart6er pseseforben obne bab er
bic @umme bdtte be3ablen mufien. |
Froboem lebt bieie Bei&plbisnns nod
fort unb ftebt in tauienben DON Bu9ern
gebrudt. Nun aber fommt bas Grg1b-
Hide, bab aniere moberneu $emperena.
pelber nebit ibren Mufbesern, bic fi9er-
lid ale ou1 1ammen ber tatbolii9en Rir9e |
I'M b6diten &rabe abbolo fnb, aera6e
|oieie ben Sefuiteu fdli4li9er Meiie auf=
9eburoete 2ebre feibalten. So plrb in |
9emperen5meetings oFen ssiast Any
means are justifable that will but |
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g e saa % e Z e 1t /.

g e tn y e r.e1t J..
! Gs bat uns ssSemanb our6 bic Poit Elm
1@tiid bes Metbobitenblattes: Scr
gbriitli@e Mpolo9ete" au9ei8idt oas
lauter 9emperen5artifel entbdlt. Sa In
btefem 8latte baa Smiben Der Meiber,
bic gntpIrbigung 6es @ebetes uno bic
unre9tmdbigen unb un9eiebli9en Mn.
griffe auf Die perI6nli9e Greibeit gut9es
beibsn >uirb, 70 tommen tuir auf bic @ers
mutbun9 boS Der anonDme Qeberienber
unieren Wiberiprg@ segen ben iebisen
5emperen5unfug .ni9t re@t perfebt.
Wenn Der 8 ned, ben bic 8eiber aus
9ebli9 perfolgen, eein onberer 1T, ols
oer unmdbigfeit gu feueru, 10 iino mir
bamit Don itdn6i9 einbertanben. Menn
man aber 5ur grrei9uns zines guten
3wedes b6ie WitteI anuenbet, 10
f6nnen mir bas nt9t gut beiBen, fonbern
mlHen Elm fol9es @ebaDren entj3teben
oerartbeiler. gs lit aber oFenbar Elm
Mib brou9 bes @ebetes, pie es bic
Senperen3peiber iebt treiben. Dos &C.
bet 1T cine Grbebung bes @emiitbes gu
&ott unb ni9ts onberes. 8ei ber Sent
peren3bepeeune ma9t man aber 6as &C.
Set gum @pott ber 11n9ldubigen un6
perrt9tet es ni@t UNI gu @ott gu beten,
fonbern nm babur4 cine Demon1tration
3u psronitalten. l1no 9e9en bielen MiB<
brou@ relisi0fer lebun9en ertldren mir
uns unb 1nitHen uns immer ertldren.
Menn II, benz Wetbobiitenblatt cine De-
pe1de 10 Der itanben iperoen ion, baB aud
Der Bapft bieie @eiberpro3elfonen er=
muntert babe> 70 1T bieies einfa@ Elm
Srrtbum> uie BET er6bte 9beil aller me<
tbobiftii9en 2ebren. 3ur 8elebruns
fir unfere meth obiftt1@en Greuroe geben
mir bier bic Mnf9ten bes 9o9miiroi9<
item Gr5bil9ofs BON Cincinnati lber bic
$emperen5fro9e tbeilpeiie pieeer:
Scr GrabiI9of farm ni9t !ebren ober
prebigen, baB es cine @iinbe 1T wenu
Der Sanolonser, Der in Der beiBen, per-
Sulibite nit i9werer 2at
ffeile Qeitern ert1imn1en muB bis in bas
3. ober 4. 6todmert feline ermattenbe
na9laHenbe 2raft bur@ ben @enub BON
einem Dber atpei @las Bier 3u itdrfen
iu9t, Dqs pilrbe srauiam eri@einen
in feinen Mu9en. Brin9t ct es aber
obne bieie @tdrte fraft feiner pbplitali=
f4en Bei4aFenbeit ferti9, 10 m69e er es
in &ottes Namen tbun. lnb menn er
feline &rfriI@un9 nebmer tann obne bag
MaB gu lberl@reiteu 6ann iit es beHer
fir ibn> menn er es 9au5 bleiben ldbt
ooer bic ar6eit 9ana aufgibt ober itirbt
- oenn bas if beiier, ols Elm $runtens
bolb feln.
anbererleits tann Der Gr3bii9of einen
4riefter ni9t auff fforoern ben 96ttli9en
@ttfter unlerer &elision gu ldfern bur9
bic 6raQe peBbaIb gr auf BET @ocb3eit
gu Cana BaGer in Mein pertpanoelte,
3ur Grfrif9ung Der @dte. @esbalb
5ebte st oas beilise Mltars1 1atrament, oas
lebte Mbenomabl gum 9beil in @ein Elm,
BON benz Ct ben Sinsern gu trinten
gab 3 Mesbalb 1ebrt uns ber beiI. @eift
in Der BtbeI, bab @ott ben @ein ma9te
.um bas Sera oes Meni9en au erfreuen?"
@esbalb pInj9te Der iterben6e patri=
ord unter ben ginfuB 96ttli9er Gr=
leu9tune ieinem @obne -lleber fub an
Mein :" Besbalb fagt uns ferner ber +.
@eiR, bob g .i&d6li& it immer uur
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-26
Practical Ioke by a Fish.

a gentleman living on the Savan-
nah river, Georgia, was In tho habit
OF sending his negroes down the river
20 fish with nets, as the tide served.
On one occasion. two Of his boys
reached the fishing ground before the
lido had fallen sufficiently for their
purposes. Cut!sc always goes 10 sleep
when he has nsthing else TO do. So
pushing a polo Into the mud, they
tied the catve thereto, and lying
down intended TO sleep until the tide
served. But along came a huge devil
nah. which grubbel up the pole, and
tucking IL under hi, fiipper, began
towing tho canoe and its contents to-
wards the deep water. when the ne
rrses awoke they were terrified we'll
nigh out Of their wits. They wero
proceeding to sea at the rate OF about
four miles an hour, but the power pro-
pelling the canoe was wholly invisi-
be. The first impulse was TO jump
overheard, but IL occurred TO them In
time, fortunately. that they were una.
be to swim. Finally the rope by
which master deyil-t.h was towing
them was cut. aud they reached the
land In n pitiable state OF horror.
An individual OF this species has
been known to take up the kedgc OF \
small h,oner and carry II for up
ward OF n mile, towing the vessel that
distance, when he dropped the anchor,
apparently fatlgued with the amuse-
meat.-"Cierer FisA," IN he GdlJry
f1r .THae.