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wall street TODAY,

NEW YORK, July E.-The Poss's hsancisl article
SAYS: Government honds steady 20 strong At Hrst
s sghs eo 1sts u dull and and With
Money Etn1es GS for all loans, the ruling
being "a, Priue mercantile paper is e., with Sal
q, sf:FesBe rates for strictly prime. Cod names
to .iig nave been at l0sS@E On gold loans the
eh.nre is I.rhaps shade frnsr thsa yesterday
From ASA for good to 81 for prime,
with the same rssse Of demand bills .slGS
IL the ro,E market dealings have bsen attended
l. Ter than " steriaI closing, eslSne II =
9's- p; Ia Paoine Mail, 81 PaaI, w abash ana
NV ORR C.p'rsl, which were lowest At the open
a1s re, ne nrst e.s,i P,ices began TO advance
The Markets.
BALTIN0 RE, July ls.-Virginia skies, old, 50; vir-
Virsnta's, 10, North Csrolius sizes, old, Is; do.
new 10, co. So, clsi tax, bid to day.
BsLr,usRR, iuly IS Cotton duh aud weak-Iow
unci ansed. Whsai firm sni unchanget' Corn
quiet but southern, 9l1s4: yellow south
ern, 81; mixed western hrmer-uew, rs; old, 10
Oars ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, sl6as5; western mixed
s.; do. white, 20. 2ye quiet. Hay qniet and
steaty prices unchsp yej. Provisions strong AMI
uuchargtd. Westtrn butter scarce and firm asG?t
,eGuii ard unchanged and nominal. Whisky
trm; small lots. Ice. Sugar strong aud active;
Eg'y YoRx, July Is ST ok. dull. Money, >.
Col, u. sTehapse, loLS, 4s7h, short, AZ. Gov.
NV YoRK, Jolly IS Floor steady. Wheat qaie:
= In'h anetd Corn quiet and uuchangea.
- INroN, July Is, 1880 ? N --ClUsols fpr money,
90 @Ha; On scceruI, s!'atl9,7s; Unhed states
b., ds. lss7's, l09; new fives, 10; Erie, 2qi,
L"NnoN, JulI Is, l.SO . IN erie, esS Paris
d;patehes qpote routes at 81 franc. T7js c5n1irn
vtLdravr from the Bans Of EnS.a S on M b 1a
tD-osy Is $500 Erie. goa.
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THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent: per annum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, 9 to 4. SATURDAYS . 10
1 and to 3. 27t3 I4tIs
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SUIT PoR WITNESS FEEs.-Dr. j. F. H1rt;gan
Yesterday ied a suit by his attorney, James G..
Payne, against the National Lfe Insurance
company, for $40, which he clai ms as fees for
services a. witness for seven days, at $50 per
day, In the case OF A. II. Jacobs against the
company. Jacobs was found deaf In the Smith
sonian lot about year ago, and the company
contested the payment Of bis insurance policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15

SO TO $1,000 invested in stocks and gold navs
two hundred per cent n month. Send for par
uculars. Tnmbridge & Co., Bankers, Wall
street, New York. Ia:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15

WEEKS DOIEGs IN WALL STRRET-ExpIairs
stock operations on small capital without risk
Copy seEt Tree. TUMBRIDGR 4 Co.,
1f,Z4 2 Wall street, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15

LUXURY, health, economy insured by usin
Dooley's Yeast Powder. Elegant Light Rolls,
Biscuits, &c, prepared in 10 minutes. Try il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15

WILCOX Il GIBB's S.wINs MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, eth street,
mtelligencer building. ls,2s
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,

TEUsTEEe SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
STORY AND u Assem- ENTBhICK HOUSE ON
EIGa SWEET, GEORGETOWN, d. O., AT
~ By virtue Of deed OF trust, bearing date on
g. the liIh day OF August, 4. u. ls72 end ily re.
= cGrGed Ia blber 6J5, folios 20, one of the laad
CT the District OF Columbia, aud by d ecton
o. the party secured thereby, the nHderslgned trus
tees VIII oneT Tor sale, on the premises public
snotoR. on TUESDAY, the ~ ST day OF July, AID
i5i al o'clock p M, parts of lots mum Ell nine.
B,-ihTee and ninety'foUr. of Bsstty and Hawkins
addition to Georgetown, ID. O., tue same being N.
proved by two-story and basomen. brick mouse,
suitable Tor and used a store aud dwelling, the
hou.e pelng no. SS High street Said parts Of lots
begin al point the west side Of said high strst
one hundred and fifty two and eleven-twelfths
with Isl street. and running thence westyarly md
parallel with the center line Of the alley between
the heuse on this ground and the hoIse next al
lola ing on the south one hundred aud twel lI7l
feet to the west line of lot niney four I9 in said
addition; thence with the west line of said lot nine
ty-four south twenty one and three twefths (2l l2D
feet; thence eastwardly and parallel with the said
first line Of this parcel Of ground hundred and
twenty l0) feet to High street, thence by and with
the building line Of High street to the said pont
Of beginning The house has six rooms, and is we'll
located Tor business, and always rents well,
Terms: Twelve hundred dollars cash: balance in
six tv eye, and eighteen months, with interest az
six ger cent? secured By deed Of trust tho proper
ty. A deposit OF SH9 will be required when the
property is struck of. Iterms Of sale are not oosn.
piled with In seven days after sale, the trustee re-
serves the right to Ieee the property az the risk
and cost of the defsulting purchaser. Conyeyan-
q. W. COOPER Trustee
lyl-dkds TH0S. DOWNING.
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POISONED HERSELF AND CHILDRRN.-The
kansas civ. while IsborinS under tsmnor,rv
insanity, yesterday, gave heavy doses OF strych-
nine to her daughter, aged six years. and baby,
aged four months, and then took q large guam
tity herself. The mother and baby died, but
the daughter will recover,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15

THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales ofIs72
we're s219,6G9. 4l2-swtf
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TwERD's DISCOMFORT IN TIE PENIrENTIA-
RY.-The commissioners OF charities and correc-
ton received yesterday a communication from
VIM. Nj. Tweed. which they refused to publish
until they should have acted on it. It Is under
stood, however, to be an application for more
spacious and comfortable quarters in the peui-
Tertiary, aud 10 be Endorsed with the approval
of DIR. Mcdonald, the penitentiary physician
N. L. Journal If Commerce., 1ih.
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HONE AGAIN HOME AGAIN
jul AND VERY CLAD or IT

HOME AGAIN HOME AqAINll
H AND VERY GLAD OF 1T,
. With enlarged premises, improved machinery,
the best talent to be had in the country, in fact
every facility for doing the best work az low prices
we would respectfully inform our friends and the
public that pre-emiEent as may have been repu-
tatloH in the past;
Our MOTTO rs EXCELSIOR
In Dyefng and Cleaning Lld4es Dresses, Shawls,
JACQUES, Ties, Ribbons, &C &c, Gents Coats
Pants, and Vests.
At home to everybody from q. m. until sunset;
Saturdays from m. I'm IL S1s p. m. at the ola
stand established 1sl the most complete in the
country. Everybody come and see us.
w. H. WHEATLEY,
jy3-tr 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, d. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15

WINE OF TEB WOODS, Endorsed and pre-
scribed by the leading physicians as 8 laxative
and digestive remedy, is steadily gaining 10
popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Ind gestion, Con-
sttpation, n6Headsche is unequalled. A. ,eo26
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near AZ street.
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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CONTRACT FER BJILDINt. The FOUNDATIONS
OP THK ORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET AWARD
ED-1 6sterday the directors OF the Northern
llbeTty Market company opened bids for exca-
yatng. furnishing material, and laying the
foundation OF the new market building, on 5th
street, between X and l.. The following were
the bids in bulk John POpkins, -, 632; F. NJ.
Draney, $50. Charles Vance, - 800: W. b.
Downing < Bro. S5,r9S.55; b. j. COyle x Co.
Si,25>.fo; j. X ". Henderson, 5000; NJ. G..
MCGOWAN * Co., IS $50; X. A. Murphy, IS $50;
Ilcs- Harvey * Co, S5..19; Richard Morgan
S5,&SS; i. q. Murtagh x Bro, S4,545; James
Fitzpatrick, $500. The bids per perch for
stone work were a. fOllOws:-Baker & McGre-
gCr, S5.sj; James II. Palmer, So 10; John Pop
kirs, S5S5; ". II. Heustis, 81 30; James Odger
AZ Son, -; - Hughes, $3.50; T. N. Draney
81 %; y. F. Hammond, SIS; ID. Hammond,
: i; W. b. Downing x Bro, S6.I5; b. j.
COVE X Co., $50, j. W. Henderson, SG.2J; j.
Wv. Nsndenhergh, -; a. X. Murphy, S5.2D;
j. Harvey X Co., S6.7S; NJ. Osborn, 81; w.
Bradley, SCcO; T. bearing & Green, SG.35; r.
Morgan, $50: T. j. Murtsgh 4 Bro; 1913;
james Fitzpatrick, $50; T. O'Brien, $3.50, j.
q. Gay * Co., = %. The contract was award
Ell 20 Messrs. COyle * Co, who commenced
work this morning. and il is expected that the
building will be completed by January let next.
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FUNERAL OF THE DEAD SEA CAPTAIN
Tie Doctors DoHf Wont the Body, aud the Lao
fCrttdS ttEktrg Il IN Deep Wdter.-The funeral
of Capt. BsTth, the sea captain who died sud-
denly on Sunday, and who left paper request
ing that his body be turned over TO the medical
maternity for dissection, and in case they de-
cnned 70 receive II, that II be sunk In six faith
oms Of water, took place yesterday afternoon,
~ O'Clock, from his late boarding place. l4ii
1lth street. Morning Star Lodge Of Good Tenn
Ilars, BY request contained in the paper above
referred 70, took charge OF the remains and en-
deayored TO carry out the wishes Of the de-
ceased, but At this season OF the year there are
10 classes demonstrating in anatomy, AMI even
IL there were the body could not By any known
process lie preserved from decomposition for
Ire length OF time necessary for dissection, vi
about five weeks. Al the best only a post NOR
TEN examination could have been made For
the above reasons the offer Of the body was de-
CiiIeC by the medical fraternity. In regard to
the second direction, the Lodge found law in
the District t0TbIjtInR the carrying of dead
bodies out 70 deep water for the purpose OF
sinking them, and they had no means, IL al
lowed, for taking Il TO the ocean. Under the
circumstances 10 was decided 10 bury the BODY
aud after tie conclusion of the funeral eSer-
c.ses the body was inferred In GlenWOod Gene
terry.
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COAL AND WOOD.

NpAI AND TlGbD
COAL COAL!
We inyi'e the attention IF consumers 20 our .ock
Of COAL, embracing al the choiye qusiities. 10
which we are nakr additions daily, which we ofIer
the stick. "
OF and PINE KINDLINGs, in bundles or nv
The cord. STENfksDS 4 B1OTHER,
Omce, as Psnnsy " ania Avenue.
le2atr mil ana Depot, Seventh street Wharf.
A TLEEB WHARF,
"A FoOr or Sixth STREET.
GOAL and WOOD constantly on hand a. De.
hvered promptly to all parts Of the City, on
rates.
GOODWIN Y. ATLEE,
A lot OF SCAETLIHG for sale cheap, SeVers
tors Of beet ROOFING FELT on haEd. sps-tr
~ bDW. CLAHk. Z. u. CR08LS
=. RDW. gkARE q So,
1EALEEf
LChBER, WOOD AND GOAL,
DoOES, SASH, BLINDS,
hoULDIHGs, &C.,
CENTRAL once, c36 Louisiaaa avenue.
hsrf, Depot and Plsuing MIL, foot Of Sth -sres
Yard-lSh and streets nerthvsa, iyu.iy
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s. PIOIAL TIOE.
Bargains in Ready made CLOTHING and Gent o
Furnishing GOODS. MY entire stock TO be sold
without regard to cost Oall and get rst choice, q
they mus all be sold By eepfember to change bust
ness. RICH ID FULGAL0VE.
Jse-lm ~ Hgh street.
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GOLDBEKG, No. 923 d street northwest
~, pays 70 Per cent more for all kinds Of Wear
mail promptly attended to. Ladies waited On BY
MRS GOLDBERG. mY2s-lms
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my GOODS AT SACRIFICE
~ TO RkDUCE STOCK
HAMBURG EDGINGs-oNE THIRD OFF,
The following goods closing out At
ENACTLY HALF PRICE,
NZ:-lDltlal, Lace and Embroidered II an srchefs.
Lace sscqu.s, Curtain Lsces, fine Lace Collars and
Linen sets hid Gloves, Perfumery, lob lots OF Trim
n P and Edsings, and all Fancy Psrssols at Hqg
Aisc, az - per rent. DtScOKHt-Son Umbreuas
SPINNER shawls, and fine Olpths and CassimeFas
Apo1t Si-a. HOGAN wYLGE,
yyS-r lois snd 1920 7th street mort vest
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NOTICE! NOTICED NOTICEM

DRY GOODS are Still selling a. Low rates a,
bAATEBs, 1890 PeunsyIy anis avenue. MOhAirs
sna pacas Cheaper than ever. Dress Goods PiQd es
ead " bite Goods at popular prices Ooftoos .sc
Gsieoes cheap. Fed Spreads, Towels, Napkins and
Gents Handkerchief, and a general as.ortmeuf al
Notions 1t low figures arqt-tr
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"A hOIdEh LOT
n OF BARGAINS
AT TIE
CHEAP DRY GOODS sTORK,
. a X z Il RE
TO7 MARKET SparR

S0O YARDS OF THE FINEST QUALITY
Only l21s c. nts - " N''oiS'
CHIEFS, only cents
100 dozen Gil LIEkN TOWELS, only 6 cents.
beautiful patterns, only cents -
81 dozen Splendid STOCKINGS, only I2lF cents.
cheap. - wy
SHAW MATING and FLOOR oIL-CLoTH
awful cheap.
oCL0sINS OUT THE ENTIRE sioux Rx.
lel5-tr 1O7 MARKET SPACE
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WARREN cHOArk a CO
4 HOIOK HEw STILES OF STATIONERY.

The lts-a-Nis, Court Papeterie, Containing tvo
q1nItes O. papeI sn@ two packs Of eny.-Pes.
PsPetertes OF Prizes Kep snd W'~S paper, a.
sorted tnfss containing i've Quires IL raPer ant en-
Nelopes 10 mstch Just the thing Tor parties about t
&c g The country for the summer
Also, Plain and Cheap Stationery ~
NM. BABBANTlNe,A
Authe Wow R,o., o., 42s IRA STREET.
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N B-Our Sore, which in every particular il
mIst-eiss and well-es;ablished, doing large cash
III o..
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- X W u X TAN.


ehNtR TAXES gnd al nthcr CLASSES II ci.tms
sgsinsf the District ard tne late load 81 prls.r
Mcrss prosecuted a'd recovered. AppiicaftSa
should b na1e 80 ore
Cbhs. Al. MUUt TON, attornoy. Law.
VI I'm No. t2- v street unrfhw--f
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-06

Die Dor Dem 2aser oufseteat ma aren Der
@eene Seierlidfeit -5ll seben es nurbe
fiir Elm n,euteril@es 3ei@en sebalten unb
6eldleuuigte MIR Den furdt6aren An9en~
:blid. vJeuer!" eommanbirte Ser Offi5ier,
uno in oem Mu9enblide, als bas Mort
Iaum BON Ieinen 2iopen ,uar, iprans cine
,@eltaIt, nit serriiIenem Sas0bemb sei=
jterbaftem 8lid uno pertpirrtem I'M
gBinoe latternben 9aar, Dor Die t6oli6en
Minoungen. ..- ,.,. =
@ie itieB einen bur6brinsenoen e9rei
aus, ob. Der Sreuoe ober oes @amer5es,
,par unmOsli6 su ertenneu> unb iiel oann
taumelno nit einem Mrme iiber grnlt,
Der leinen @ei1t uusbou6te, als ct por=
audrts in Die Mrme Ieines Bruoers lprang.
sic tpuroen Beioe in Gin @rab 9ele9t,
llno ber &ei1enOe, elIen Boot lid) piel=
lei9t bort Dem norbtpeitli6en ufer oes
Ohio naDern mag, no nod jebt Die bin=
terlo6enen @puren BON @aDne's 2aser
su erfennen lino> finOet Den i9attisen
.8udeDe", inter pel6em Die 3millin9s=
brloer aug Dem 9eaner Waloe, un9e=
trennt au6 nod int Spoe 8r1it an
Bruf ruben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-06
0Aip @Qiienfreuuo.

w ~'I~~'I
lest 5u baben i6mei6eln 10 bat ct ou9
iiber ben 9auptpunft bonn @iinoenfalle
bes Meuiden unb BON Ger 0erbeiBun9
eines Grl6iers bic @abrbeit seia9t. gs
miro iona6 Die unbesrei1idfeit bes &C.
beimniiIes pom Sale bes Men{6en unb
BON Ieiner Wieoerberltelluns ni6t mebr
Elm @runo Iein, linn ben @lauben 5u
permeisern, int @eeentbeil miro bie@abr=
boftisteit Die Moles in anbern 9insen,
Die benfaus unbesreif1i9 l9eiren, an ben
Sag leet4 elm entl@eioenoer @runo iein,
baB mir audi in jenem Yuntte auf feline
Musla9e bauen. gllo miro enoli9 bos
Gbrii itentbum ouf Dem Suoaismus BE-
ruben, uno bieies @e9leloerbdItnib miro
BON @ott Iein.
9ieier Bemeis 1T es nun, Den mir itt!
liefern tpollen our @tdrtune oct @ldubi-
gen uno our 8el l6dmun9 Der Teinoe BEE
Gbriltentbums> uno 5tpar nit Dem 2i6te
Der gSiIlenl@oft. Sic @i0enl l6a ften
baben ibren forti9reitenoen Gang tpieb.r
beeonnen> uno iebe neue @6rift fat 1ie
,pieoer Dem Puntte 5u9efiibrt> Der ebeoem
our6 ben @lauben feitsebolten pur0e.
Ser @laube Der i'm 0fittelalter unb
friber Die @telle Der Wilienl6oit per<
trat, INNER ab.r oeren NufI@tpuns BE-
9iinIti9enb, bel6iibte uno f0roertc Die
Mabrbeit ber mo olail6en GrSdblung unb
madte, bab man bieielbe auf's 8ort an<
nabm; als aber ipdter oieier @laube
perloren war, obne oab Die Wilieni6afe
ten 10 weit bor9el6ritten, ,pie iebt, I'M
|einen Ylas einounebmen oa mu bte benu
9e9en oas Mn|eben oes beiligen 8u9ek
Elm fiir6terliGer &id16lag tommen, neil
Oas SntereiIe bes Sersens Bel Der Gm=
p0rung se9en Die &elision i'm 8unoe
mar nit ocm 19einbaren Snterelle bes
@eiites s.sen Die @runbla9e ieiner 9oe-
men,. 9ieB mar Der Sal i'm o6t,ebnten
Sabrbunoert, in om Sobrbun6ert Der
enslil6en fran5Olil6en unb beuti9en
Mtbeiten unb 9eifen. 9amals
bate III Der Weltentltebun9slebre
Molis Mues la1erli6 uno obne 3u-
lammenban9 sel4ienen - @ottlob, bic
3eiten lin0 porbei; jett 1T ,uieoer Mues
ernit, lei@tpou uno iiberl i9tlib9emoroen.
Ser @ei6idtl9reiber Der @@6pfuns.
ser friiber bur@ Die fall9e Wiileni i6aft
oas Opfer ber eitlen Nn9riffe 0es men,
| 19li@en @eiites muroe, empfdn9t jekt
BON ber wabren 8ilenl9aft ole Gbren=
beaeuquuQcn 1einesSriumpDes, als elmer,
Der bon Nnfan9 an Die @ilienl6ott BE-
| lehen uno 1ie bon feinem NnOern enl=
pfau9cn babe als BON @Ott.
y@o i6lasen mir oenn jest bic 8ibel
auf uno beginner mir nit Der @el6i9te
Der @6npfun9. @dlasen mir aber 5u
slei6er 3eit audi bas Bu9 Bet Natur
auf un0 oerslei9en mir Die bei0en Serte
I'M uns 5u iiber5eugen, Oab beioe oeniel%
ben rfolier boben, ndmli6 - @ott.
(Gortl. fol9t.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-06
3 ie s. @i@te oer
s @opfn fnm9.

Da mir 1peciell BON Der @90pfun9s=
ne16i9te oes Moles banoeln, 10 mi1len
mir Die 2lrt umo @eile berporbeben, tpie
:bielelbe seldrieben lit. Sat- bel allen
B0lfern finben mir ndmlid Sabeln uno
@a9en in Der 3eit> mo- oiele TDlter nod
unbetonnt uno perborgen waren. So=
bolo ober bic @e16i@te anfanst i1Ps aus
nit Sen Sabeln. Mnoers perbQlt es lid
nit ben Dent,piiroisteit.n Der 9ebracr.
sic baben in Den alten 3eiten weni9er
Wunoerbin9e, als in ben neuern. Bei
Den iibrisen NDltern finoet man oas
@eoentbeil. @ooonn beginnen bic alte=
5te,i 9eaenben Der iibri9en @Dlfer nit Der
@ielg5tterei. sic 1pre6en ni@t olein
pon Berbinoun9en Stpil9en @Dttern nno
6terbli&en, lonoern lie er5ablen aud Die
-@hle6ti9teiten unb@bebrii9e Der 9imnl=
Ii56en, be16reiben Der &riege untereinan=
Der, pers6tt.rten Die @onne, Den Mono
uno Die @terne uno baben es au tbun
NIT elmer Mense BON 9alb90ttern, Sc
nien unb 9dmonen. 8ei ibnen bat ie=
Der, Oct cine nibli9e &raft erfunoen bat,
oas @lld su elmer @ottbeit er9oben III
,uerben. gBenn lie uns cine Gbronolo-
aie sei9en, 10 lit bie1elbe enttpeoer duberlt
6iirftis ober rielenmdbis srob; lie lallen
Die 9inse oie 1ouoerbarI ten lm,panolun=
oen erleioen, unb iiberlalien lid 5ligelos
otlen Musld>peifun9en elmer uni itdten uno
1d)tpdrmerii9en Bbanta 1ie Gin FORT
,pdbrenoer Sang gum Wunoer6aren> eine
uniiberlpinoli9e s6neiguns, ben elnfa6=
5ten l1mftano obne leberteibung 5u err
adblen, ferner ..jene g1ationoleitelfeit, Die
immer eiferfI9tis 1T, uno Bios Dem eige=
mem 2onbe bic Gbre suerfennen piu>
,pelbe Dem sansen Menl9cnsel@le6t
aebabrt - oieB iinb bic auffa lenoten
3Ioe in ben 2ebren iiber Die Gntitebun9
Ser Welt bel ben @eiben. Su ben @r=
sablungen ber 8ibel lift es 9an5 onoers.
3a 5e6en tpir oas unmittelbare Wirten
@ottes bes @90pfers; ni9ts 'uiro be-
mdntelt, Mi6ts nit Srdunlereien umbllt>
9(lles ae16iebt our@ 1einen bloben 9Slllen;
fura, 6as @irfen 1T 10, tpie es elnem all=
,nd9ti9en Melen leiner 9atur na9 5ua
fommt. Sic @onne, Der W}ono Die
,Gterne melt entfernt, @6tter gu lelr,
linb in. @egentbeil gum llben oes Wten=
19en erl6afien, lie lpenoen linn oas 9l9t
unb bienen linn, bie 3eit gu 1neIien. 4le
sroBen @rfinounsen iino bon Menl 4en
: gen1a9t, unb lie bleiben, mas Iie fno.
Man 1ieDt ba feline Seelerlpanoerungen
uno feline N}etamorpboien au@ ni@ts
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-06

vMit Sbrem 9errn Onfel sebt es pie=
ber beHer ?"-N9 ia, man Dat mir leinen
3ultano gu arg 9ei@iloert; i'd bin eisens
bersereilt UNI i'm sum lebten MaIe Su
1eben> uno jebt 1T ct bod ni@t sefor=
ben !"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-06

9ie 9fe1i9io II 19eint pon oen
@aibin9toner 8eb0roen 9eraoe5u als Elm
@9a6erartifel betrodtet gu peroen. @p
bat man mir ni9ts Dir ni9ts Die @eel=
forge fit Die Snoianer auf Der Wfinne=
iota' 'l6en n&elerpation oer tueiBen @rbe"
oenGon9re9ationaliiten ab9enommen uno
bic GpiIfopalen bamit betralt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-06

BON 9i9tuns unb Sage. Cine latonii i@e
@infa6beit bel9rdntt Die gradbluus
Molis auf bieieni9sn Musorilde, Die un-
umgdngli9 notbntnoig tparen, nm gu
laser, 56aB bieB poer ;ienes gei6eben fei;
6as III aud 9llles., fein Mort mebr. Sn
i:inen Musbriiden@iit qllles Besrift ni9ts
Bib; neil iein @esenitanb obne Beiip.el
.iIt 10 1T aud 1ein @tDl obne Muiter,
.einfa1 pie per Wille, ~fraftis uie Die: an
.ma6t. 8ei linn sibts feline 8orreoe,
feline Ginleitun9, teine &eoensart nm
sic 2eier fur li6 su seminnen; ni9ts
BON Mnoronuns, Die norber iiberbo@t,
.ni9ts non Ylan, ber porber enttuorfen
pare nidts bon 8eiorenib> su sefollen
.ober @lauben gu fin0en. Die Gr5abluns
lit pure Gr5dbluns. Ob mabrl6einli9
ober unpabrl6einli@ natiirli4 ODER
munberbar, tief ober lei@t- Maes tonmt
nit itrenser Ginfalt aus isiner 5eoer.
Sic Majeltdt @ottes lit es gang allein,
bic aus ieiner @r5abluns lpri6t man
liebt es Der 9an5en @r5abluns an, oaB er
nur 16rieb, >pos linn biftirt ,puroe, bittirt
BON @ott; benn @ott lelbit muBte inn
bas 8ilb ber @9Dpf flung, Der er ni9t bei=
9ewobnt bate entbiillen uno Dor ieinen
Mu9en f9 5utra9en laHen, Gott lnuBte,
70 5u iaeen, lein eriter @el6idtl6reibe1
lein uno 1ib linn mitt6eilen, ,pie elm 8a=
ter leiuem @obne. Mas inn aber @ot1
in bic Beoer bittirt bate, oos mar nidts
l1nerbort.s ntin> er 16rieb unter Der
Mu9en zines 9anaen 8olfes> ia 10 81
|laoen, unter ben Mugen oes 9an5en Men=
| lNensei6le6tes> nno beri@tete iber oll=
betannte Begebenbeiten auf Dem @4ou:
plabe bes timber lums uno per5ei6net'
nur oas 19riftli9, ,uas ale @elt li6 er=
;dblte. Gs 1T au9eni6einli@> oab er &C.
troeen bon oer 6Hentli9en ueberSeu9uns
ieine @r5atluneen l@rieb, ooB bic 9inse
Die er beri@tet, ouf ibren ei9enen &reoi
| 1i9 1tibten unb baB Die @inbriide Be!
@taunens, bes 3meifels ooer oes ltn9lau
beng, tuie mir 1ie 5u betommen perlu@
]ino ,penn mir i'm lelen, bel leinel
3eiteenoHen fein.swess eintrafen, 1oni
ipur6e er Ielbf Dem i6on porsebeust ia
ben. Man ]iebt man fiiblt es, oab e
|fuBt ouf ser Dffentli6en Meinuns feline
3eit, ia, 10 gu 1asen allf Der @timme eine
@olfes, auf oer @timme @ottes. @ein
Gr5dbluns miro ni9t i'm ,ninbeiten anse
3lpeifelt> nod tpeni9er an9egrifen.
nno 10 1T leine @ei9i9te pon Sc
Gntitebune ser Welt Die ein5ise> bic eli
olfdnbi9es @an5e biloet llno oarur
audi 3u1ammenbans uno &larbeit in 81
ser1treuten uno perl6ieoenen uebtrliefe
run9en BET NDlfer brin9t, un0 nit 19or
fen uno beutliden Worten uns iueri It oi
56Spfuns bes l1niperlu rlums 5ei6net> oan1
oie bes Menl9en insbelonoere, ferne
bos Slid 1eines eriten 3u1 1tanoes oi
urla6en ieines @lenoes uno feline
S6pa9e, Die Deroerbtbeit oer Melt uni
Die @unbf flutb, ben ur1pruns Der &iinit
uno Die erfe @eitaltung bon WDltern
Die @ertbeilune Der 2anoer uno enolid
bie TortpFan5lng oes Menl6engel9le4
tes uno nod man9e onbere 6atta Dol
9lei@er Mi9ti9teit> moriiher Die Yrofan
bi1tdrifer nur permorren lpre9en, nno un
in Die NotDmenbi9teit perl leben, Die li9er1
Quel(en anoersmo gu lu9en. @4o'
| ,,,f Ao,, o,s4or>, Gei+et, her GtpnpSiS n1fpi