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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-13

italten bon Poris er5o9en ,uoroen uno
bate einem &oufmonne nur au oas Verz
|lanaen ibrer Glteru lire 9ono se9eben.
|@ie Dielt |b 5u et,uas bicl 6Dberm be-
1tinmt ols gu elmer Sausfrou; ibre @eele
Siirtete nob @i7enI9oft i6r 9ers no6
Dem llnaange nit Series beren 90ttlt=
den Tunfen lie in lid IeIbit lpiirte. @ie
oob sobcr gleiA nod bem Sooe ibrcs
Monnes lo9lei6 Den 9onbel ouf uno
iberlieB Td) sons ibrer 2eioenl6aft> ben
@ilIenl doften. Gs fonnte ni6t feblen,
oaB Ser 9elebrte G9ulmeiit iter Der gSltt=
me balb betonnt ,puroe. sic ipuroe auf
ibren @pa5icrgdngen bdufig in Die un=
eebun9 leines 9orfes sefiibrt nno ira
BEL ]ol6en @eGe9eabeiten ni9t Ielten aut
MottDias i'm lebbof telten @elprade NIT
oielem o6er jenem Bauer. Sic iiber
leine2ippen 1trDmenoe oe@elebrlamteit iiber=
ro1 16te ie aufs b60fe unO peronlobte
lie, Grfunbigun9en i6er i'm cin5u5leben.
9i1t minoer mar bie Same llott6ios
onfsefol(en. 9as SntcreIe, nit mel@em
lie jebes Mort auf fnobm, oos aus lelnem
Munoe FAM, mor linn ni6t ent9ansen
unO mo6tc ibm al beroroentli9es Ser
gnii9en. Nlooam Dubois mar ni6ts
>peni9er ols 166n> Qber 1ie erl6ien Dem
ormen G1ulmcilter >uie Elm Gn9el oes
@immels penn ct Die Nufmerf iomfeit
bemcrfte, Die iie ibm lGenfte.
Nuf Dem 2onoe griiBt man lid) fets
unb penn man li9 me6rmals ge9rilBt bot
10 fennt man liD un0 reoet chamber an.
9lls emit Maoome 0ubois an Dem fleinen
@ec bes 9orfs 5posieren 9in9 uno bie
@d6nbeit elelbeu 81 be>punoeru 1@ien,
trot Mottbios 81 ibr.
@os lit nihts laste ct be9eiltert.> 9e=
gen bie 16Dnen @eeu uelbe man in
56ottlono finoet. Sort sibt es unter
anbern einen 9ee nit ld>pimmenoen
Snlcln.
Mit l6mimmcnoen Snlelu? Sic niil=
fen aber bod lebr fleia lein.
I'm @ergebun9 0faoame Tie iino
1ebr sroB, 6enn lie boben @ieien> @aloer
un0 Poldi tie.
1no olles @as i9>pimmt? Dos 1T
lpunoerbar.
Sic Notur lit reid an @un0ern, Moz
oonr obcr man fennt lie nidt neil man
lb ni6t bie Mfiibe eibt, lie tennen Su
lcrnen uuo bod brau@te man nur Elm
,penig @eomantie, @D6romantie, Ppro=
mantle Hydrologic uno Botanomontie,
I'M tau leno 9in9e 5u ieben> bic ben Mu=
gen bes se>u6bnli6en Menl6en entgeben.
Md, mein Serr> tuie 9liidli@ muB man
lein, lpenn man oas Mlles peib uno -
Sen @ak Ben Maoame 0ubois nod
bin5ufu9en ,pollte blieb ibr i'm 9alle
iteden, benn cine 9robe &r6te> auf Die ibr
9lu9e 5ufdai9 iieI iette lie in iol6en
@6redelh bab iie sitterte uno bebte 'ple
Gspenloub uno einmal iiber oos oneere
rief : rMG, mein @'ott o6, meln @ott !"
(S6lub folgt.)
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vWas, sebrote,r?" ruff cine 9rittc;;
vin Butter ober in Tett?"
uDu ltebIt bn1 @epatterin bob boa:
Gett fit ben armel, Men10en 5u 11mer
,pdre", meinte Die Srau bes 9(rbeiters.
uS6 bleibe babel, oab iie eelotten tpcr==
ben miillen," i6rie Die ST 1te peoer.
~Nein. lie mil fen eebroten 'ueroer, une
aluar in Yutter.~ -.*s-.
Cine @ierte itinmts fir bas Tett, uno,
lber oos Tett unb Die Butter ilber bos<
@ieoen uno Braten 9erietben Die 5rauen
oerseIalt in bic @ibc, oab es einen96llen=
ldrm ob9ob. @n6li6 fro9te man sen
&ranfen lelblt , uub nab einigem 8e=
1innen erflarte bie1er, Die Blutigel i'll
Butterlauce sIien 5u poaen.
@ejagt, 9etbon, Sic ormen Sbiere1
,puroen unbarmberSi9 umsebradt, 9erD=~
| let uno in cine Sauce 9etban. Die;
6rau brinot lie ibrem Mann ouf einenr
Seller. St ri9tet li9 ouf; Die Gpeile
lab 9eraoe nidt oppetitlid aus 0o6
1i6ludte CT ben Blutieel tapfer binunter.
Gr 19nitt 5luar Gin erbdrmlides @e l@t
oo5u, inoeB er meinte> ba er lan9e 3eit
ni9ts 9eno15en bobe, wiiroe linn jeee
onoere @pei1e ou6 ui@t beHer 16meden.-
unb 10 ob ct. audi Den stueiten. u9lber
8rau" 1drie er, rbas lit ia bas reine
Wift!" uno fiel ouf oos &iiien 5urii(f.-
SD fann niGt mebr".
.u5ob' i9 ni6t slei6 sela9t, baB mon
Die Singer ieben nuB?" iins Sic Sc
pottcrin. lpieoer an. Oie anoere Tralt
aber lpeld)e bos Broten porgel6losen:
6atte, rebete Dem &ranfen 81 uno bra6te
i'm Oabin, oaB er nud orei btnunter
f|6ludte; ct ipcrrte Ben N{unO alf ma6te
Die Nu9en sl .unb bielt Ben 9(tbem an.
Sebt mar's aber au9 aus; Der &ranfe
betam Gonpu lionen, ooB man meinte, es
9ebe nit linn 5u Gnbe. u9ieber Mann!"
|l9rie Die Trou, rlieber W}ann, nur no6g
einen, es lit Der lebte, Der quite, Der madt
bid gelunO !"
Ser un9lufli6e Patient fonnte i6
ni6t mebr riibren, man Dffnete linn Den
Wluuo lpreiste Die 3dbne ouseinanber
uno lieb ben 1e6ten Bluti9el Dinunter=
rut i6en. 8olo borauf befom ber &rante
|19redli6es Grbreden, 0os Die 9anse
9fadt onoauerte. @a6ri9einli6 aber
! |fiibrte oiele sewoltlame Grl9utteruna
eine uobltbdti9e &rilis berbei benn Mor=
gems be fanb er lid mertli9 beiier.
9lls bet 9ottor erl6ien mar CT ii6sr:
sic @irtun9, pelbe iein Mittel 9ebabt>
ui6t ,penig pertpunoert uno erfldrte, oob
Der &rQnfe ent16ieben ouf Dem Weqe Der.
eiIerung lei. vDos Blut" mcinte er,
va1uB reidli6 9efoiien lein."
uNi9ts glut, 9err 9ottor!" !" la9te bic
Tral, uober gebro9en fat ct entlebli9%
u2ieber Serr 9ottor" nabm 6a ber
&ranfe 6os g8prt, upenn 5ie mir tuieoer
cine Mr5nei peri rl6reiben nebmen @ie
bod cine anbere, benn i6 bobe ni6t &C.
r11eint> baB i'd Die binunterbrin9en f0nne:
unb jeoen falls nebme i6 Die in meinem--
2eben ni9t pieoer."
Ser 9oftor mar ,pie aus ben Wolfen
sefalen als man linn obcr eraablt batte,
mas sel6eben mar Iogte er: u9}un nein
2ieber, 1eio frob, bab es 10 9e9ongen 1T. .
Trei(i9 5 ie Mebi5in brau9t Sbr niGt
,pieber gu nebmen. :9(ber mas man nidt
germ nin1mt gibt man germ mteoer ber.~
Nur merit gu9: lpenn man mas nlnlmt,
-, 80 ..,,.. o,,A &r,;S1o,, &no2 1nnt1 hn111it
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@cbicffale ei1,es 0prffbul=
1neiffer5. I

@rDBc bonn sanbaltenoen Stuolre11 llno
5hreiben et,uas 9ebp9en. @eine 3u9e
woren ltorf uus9eipro6en leine Mu9en
Helm unb srau; leine Nale mar FsroB
lein Muno brett, gel6loIlen uno oft pon
einem ironi1den 2adeln belebt; Ieine
$ooare besannen 9rau su >oeroen uno
,poren belonbers ouf Der Stirn lebr binn;
ct NOR baSli6, penn ct idlpieg, ober in
pi1Ienld) d)oftli6em @e]ptdbe be9riHen,
uuroe er ebenlo onsiebeno ols CT porber
abftobenb ge,ueien mar. Sic 2iebe 5ur
gYi5lenl6uft sob leircn gorten cine ci=
oentbiimli6e Mdrme, feline Mugen gldn5=
ten uno feline eciu6bnli9 blollcn Won9en
fdrbtcn ]i1 nit eincn1 Sorten Notb.
Soerr Wottbias ,uar nur Elm ormer
S6ulmeilter uuo botte nur Souernlull=
ocn Ill ed diileru ,pel6e, lcbalo lie Elm
menia lelen unb i6reibcn 9elernt batten,
bic 5dule perlieben. 9as nor lbn1 bD@lt
unanoenebm: ct botte lein 9onses Heben
lang iibcr bcn 8i6ern 9elc9en uno bdtle
oemiin]dt boB Iein QSi1en lpeni9 lteus
S(nocrn niitte bo CO linn lelblt ni3ts
9enubt bottc. Ct botte ndmli6 NIT ofl'
iciuenl 9SilIen nidt einen Dreier peroent;
oas wcnige @elb ,uel6es er gebabt
hotte ct olrf 8ii9er per,penoet. Mtlt oen
8erlduinocn bes @e1oes batte lid Der
S,unocr ein9eiellt, uno I'm su (eben, bate
Ct cine cbcn uacont seluorbene @@ulltelle
angcnommch. o,,
Mottbias> ,pcl@er li@ auf leln gHlnen
ni6t ,ucnig einbilbetc, botte li9 bel ueber=
nobme Der @telle Der 0olfnung bln9ege=
ben, ooS er bur9 Bebulb uno Musoouer
beriibmte @9iiler Sieben peroe; ,oaB er
oie @pro6e mb Sic @itte Der Souern
um,uonoeln, ser g8elt @rie6il6 reoenoe
Nderfncdte uno lire @abne 9oteinif6
ousrufenoe Mil6mdo6en seigen uno 10
bic, g8clt oui l6 aufmerfl fam MAIDEN
lperoe; boB er bann at boben Nenlterl1
aelonocn unb bon ollen Gouperall'en
Guropos 9ecorotionen Gdnoer uno
Ycn5ipnen erbaltcn tperoe.
ltn0(idli9ertpeile fir Wfottbios mar
con alien bic1en Gr'portun9en ni4t cine
c;nsi9e cinsetrpffen. @einc @@iiler Dot=
ten li6 fir Die Miiieni@oft bur9aus un=
idbi9 9esei9t; lpenn CT ibnen BON Den
Nuobrot Wurseln nprgereOet, botteu
lie an MDbren unb &iiben 9eOadt ,penn
er ibnen bic &ebcn Gicero's porselelen,
,uoren 1e INNER ein9el6lofen. Srpsoem
battcn ober sic 8auern eine 9robe Ser
cbruna uno einen tiefen &eipeet fir i'm,
bcnn lie erblidten einen ibnen unenoli9
iiberle9enen Monn in linn uno lie bDrtcn
ibm germ Su, ,penn iie @onnta9s 9lbenos
inter Der grcben 9inoe bes 9orfs su=
iommenfomen uno Mottbios ppn beu
1mlicscnben ODrfern> Die iie iebr wobl
fonntcn, uralte @el ldi6ten crSdblte> BON
oenen lie nod ME etlpos gebDrt botten.
5p era sdblte ct ibnen einmol bon einem
heno9borten 9orfe piele 9inge pon
nenen ho1elblt feline Gpur Su lebeu luor,
untcr e(uoerm au1, boB oielcs Sort eln=
nal cine prd9tise 9(btei 9ebobt babe.
gBie msliidli6 bin id leuf5te Der
59ulmeiItcr, BOP i6 es NIT louter Gleln
III tbun babe @onn tueroe i'd an Den
p(ob fommen oer mir gebibrt? M9
luenn id &6ni9 ,uare, 1ollten Die untoil=
lenbcn bolo ous meinem &cid)e per1 9min=
Sen; i'd lieBe Seoen, ber ben @tuoien
ni6t bolb pdre, Glelsobren trogen; i6
lieBe ale G6enfen 39lieben nno oaflir
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uuU IUtt ultl ltua 1tuJ w WV St"""o~|>f
Benefit Der I'm ltonb, boB lid i'm Die reid=
lten@ouern sum 56wies eserlobn miinIbten
Ma6ocm tNebrere bieien MunI6 pergeb=
li6 gegen i'm ausselpro6en botten !, trat
enbli9 audi Der rreidit Bauer Der sanjen
l1m9e9eno einmol in iein 3immer: Sc
iueniger bic @elebrl in leinem0 ule
su finhen ,por, Ocl ito mebr lplln1d)te er ll3
oonit in @erbinouns gu leten, nno oie1er
feurise @unl6 ieiner Bauernle eele mar
Ser eiocutli6e @runo ,parum oer relde
5ons bcm @6ulmcil lter 10 tiefe GbrturAt
be,uies. Dlon fonn Dor einem &onl9e
niGt nit sr0Bercm Gelpette lteben als Der
rei9e 9ans Dor oem armen S3ulme'lter.
Quid de me dicunt homines
(uos 1a9cn bic 2eute bon mir?) reoete
oct @Gulmei iter Den 9ans an, obne le=
oo1 Die lateinil6enM orte 81 peroeut16
Ser 8ouer fratte li6 binter Dem Obre
uno murmelte 81, mein 9err O}ottbes,
i6 fomme 5u gu@ nit 49, nit - einem
Ylone.
@ebt ga, nit eiuem Blan> @robbans>
bos freut mid, labt bDren.
6err Mlattbes, i'd bin tein @elebrter,
ib fonn feline 166ne @dbe bre6feln tpie
SIR, aber i@ a1te Gu9 neil Sbr elm
Gbreninann ieio.
uno elm @clebrter, @robbons.
9(ueroings, ober i6 1a9e Gins Dor DEM
Mnbcrn uno tomme nidt sur @ode:
@ebt, i6 babe cine So9ter, fein onoeres
&ino. SIR lpiBt es SIR fennt meine
5onne, ie lit 20 Sabre alt i6lont tpie
cine Same rnb chen D flu9 ols gut. SD
biete lie Gu9 Sur Trau an; i6 mlnl1e
mir einen @Atuie9eriobn 'pie SIR leio.
Sd 9ebe 9onnen cine quite Nusfeuer.
0omit tDnnt SIR Elm onoeres 2eben fiib=
rem ols beim A B G, un0 lpdter erbt
tie glles, mas i6 babe. Wenn Gud oos
anitcbt, ,pie i9 es boffe, 10 16lagt eln.
SD bonfe lebr, mein tbeurer Sreuno.
SIR leio oamit sufrieben?
Nein.
SIR mo1t Sonnen ni6t bcirot6en?
9iein, @robDans.
un0 porum n;9t ? aBeu i'd elm Bauer
bin?
SIR 1eio elm Mderbauer uno scb0rt ols
lol9er Ser dlte item uno e5renpolllten Yro=
FELTON, on> Die es 9ibt.
g8arum wollt SDr oann meine Sc6ter
niht baben?
gSeil Cure 5o6ter Elm Glel lit.
Meine 5o9ter Elm G. Glel?
Sa> mejn licber @roBbons. 9anne
funn ui6t 16reiben uno faum lelen. SD
meib rc6t gut, pelde 0}iibc es mir 9e=
moGt bot ibr ben l1nterid)iee a'p'l9en
Gin5abl un6 Mebrsobl be9reifli9 gu mo-
den, ols le nod 5u mir in Die @9ule
glng.
S6 tpeib ni9t ipie lpeit meine Sodter
Elm @lel 1T 1o9te @robbans NIT perbil=
lenem 3orn> ober i'd lueiB oob lie li6
ouf Die Mirtbldaft perlteDt> oob fe &dle
MAIDEN ben @arten BE ltellen Den 9iib=
nerbof belorsen, Die &iibe melfen fam.
Sd mimi de, Serr @9ulmeiitcr, bob SIR
eine Srou finoen mDst, Die meiner Sonne
9lei6t.
W}it bie1cn Worten entfernte li1 Ocr
@robbons unb fam init bem S9ulmetl tier
nie ,uieoer 5uiammen. 9ieler tr0ltete
]i6 lei6t iiber ben Corn bes 8auers uno
meinte, eber ,polle er elm gang ormes
NHGAhrn hpirnthpn hhS NIT INN rphpt1
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force yesterday, and prices began at once to i'm
proye. There seems TO be little doubt that while
good deal of long stock taken yesterday and to-
day. the short interest materially lessened by
the closing ont of many speculative contracts. But
with the present monetary look, and the financial
legislation Mt Washington promising what 1t does
the bears have found themselves discounted in their
attempt to break down the market, aud have appar-
emily given up for the present their persistent
hammering. The most active and strongest buying
was in Lake Shore and Western Union Telegraph,
but Rock Island ST. Paul, Northwest and wabash
participated in the advance, and occupied at tunes
conspicuous prominence. The investors made de-
cided rally for the dividendpaying shares, and fore
most in the van was Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, which moved up to 109s on the prosperous
shape of the Company's affairs. Harlem was IN re-
quest at 19Ja 1876 Pittsburgh at 49, to 30 aud New
jersey Central at 1O5. sharp movement In the
Qnicksilvers materially stitched prices. Ihe new
Telegraph stocks were strong at sd for American
District and 10 for Atlantic ard Pacific. The gen
eral market left of steady. The opening, highest
lowest and closing prices of stocks were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKE1

NTw-YoRK. Thursday. Fob. s, 1874.
The demand for ordinary work and heavy
drsught horscsn fact FOR OH kinds OF business horses
is gradually and steadily Improving. Prime truck
horses OF large size are IN excellent request and the
supply is hardly adequate. Horses Of inferior qualify
are simply unstable, ana sent under the hammer.
There Is as yet but itle demand for higher yalned
stock, and prices rule In favor Of purchasers Mr.. j. o.
TAYLOR No I5 Ia 4 Twenty Ourth-s no has just re-
ceived tVo pairs Of heh-bred kentucky coach horses
offers them 90 5000 per pair IhCy are hdYs, reepe,-
tivcly 10 aud hands Nigh IN good condition. and wei
mated,
At SPECIAL leall sale held to-day bv MeSsrs. Barker
Chase at the City Auction Mart and NeW-Nork Iltter
sails the stock offered was disposed Of as follows:
U,sTtgaya J.0al cr,1ipgu. Hands. lc4ls. il..e.
Che,Iu1t Keflng Post Boy, t.Icf W
EIsalFs Hsmhle-uro u........... l5.2 s3'u 40
b, geling West Bud, sired D.
Harry tIy. ...t..s............t. l1.- > td- %
Bsc. Nellie Mortimer, srcl
ny Yong Moul!L IJ.l ~ W
Sir ,case cut s ............. 141 I2O 90
Sales by auction friday, tie Hth inst:
At "a by rch johnston "a the Horse Mart 10
Ihirteeuth-st. near University place.
At u O'Clock. by VIM Van f.ssell. ~ the Horse and
Carriage Auction Mart ia East IbrtCcnthstr near
FOuTth-ayc
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office in Eew-York. The outstanding balance Of 10
Construction Mortgage Debt Is about $S,coo,ooo.
These bonds mature April ], 1915.
The Philadelphia stock market is firm; Penn
syyania 6s, 1O7; Philadelphia and Erie Railway.
%; Reading Railroad. j6.: Pennsylyania Rail-
road, 40: Gold. MI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
Snhininnd nre the hid. for city hank shnres:

The following securities were sold at auction to-
day at the Exchange salesrcom One hundred and
fifty shares Harlem Gas Light Company lhypoth-
ecateiD. 100; 10 shares Home Insurance Company
thypothccat,di 1901.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company offers par
aud q premium of per cent, with accrued interest
Tor any Of its Construc ion Mortgage bonds pre-
e,nt,d for prepayment prior TO July /. 1874 at their
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NOW Ready;
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4 I0R JANUARY.
4 LIBRARY FOR ONE DOLLAR-With

4 LIBRARY FOR ONE DOLLAR-With
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Ie,,or El,r, No. 2Bes,r CaDpq,orr Eiue.oa; Fiti.',
Coli MAJ Teens S.tineb Issaf Letss. Pfee
Poi Bsr chen cal D,,,-rs, Of the sorcroseop,
A'o.o' Couous' Prof lOng Present Ap''ledg' VI the SUI
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Toe and f. Ssai Prof E L. ioum,as o. Tie Limits Of Science
Lecture Sitr. No 6B,,ehsy, Lecture. for Ministers
Thoughts 90 Nh Ttough. uPon FrsZeP meeting A. II
Churcb-Tbe Frbgsr. oft he Church. Price 5 cs1ts.
Es No. 7Besess concluding Lectures Revival, th'
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st,tene" b. Iho-'' stan KIM Tho isl Menace b. B0'e
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LseaIe si 20 ne I o. 4ee Le'ass ?,
81, E5y tb Of s.e' In A Eastern sed WssicTn
HeTh.',' b, Dr. ls raseonTbs ios' Nan y asntols ''
te1he AZ o. p,slk lecture b. Prof 9hanoehs Wet ~
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i.cur. F-, 10 3ll.tr,tsl Sr L.-1fe. On A-osou, 3,
Rcd Pfor AL Le,es 0g PSoiA.ss " .leAoasrsol school
IoIa';ra:>i ss,ne. iof IN Ye,--P-ossias at
D'suos' Of ire A0no' Aes.ag Of he American Asosoa f0s
XTts a,tT,teI6 Eth btop-Bay,rl Taylor.
f1, no ia ' sy "a @se .. x.-r-
Dssn,Ioli ,1d Proceeding soDpe5s f5ut-0 Pssei
BIrs 10 tn, y-asrs w,-I-t,er' STATE.
ProS-~ i8i P'f5' q 4- P,Sns' jsag' Price 10
on b- Vale Of An..,a se q Me- Yos p 1867 ard
gstl,ssi .pss form or r. ar:' E24,. - 81;
s.s, Sur,e-rF YIOs ZOE Rocky houn..n, qaS 1873
,t.rs by Pof~ - vitae Ya., Cosss 'ad D, v Hydsa
10 ,ui "a inclusive . be sest b. mai
Of ~, 8 Z : . ,ss r. ~ > 10 T. IA NO., l. D. g.
Avn, g. 80 , ?, ',e !. ' ., s. %, One osf
Nii-,A r1K rRlBUNE Ss-7c's
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
COMMON SENSE IN RELIGION By JAWS FREEMAN CLARKE.
12uo. Up Ji3. J. r. Osgood 4 Go.

COMMON sENSF IN RELIGION By JANIS FRHFNAS CLARKE.
12uo. Up 49, J. H. Ossood 4 Co.
1T is not the opinion of DIR. Clarke that the
mysteries of faith be completely sounded by the Or
binary processes the intellect He fully recognizes
the influence ututve spiritual clement III Inc
constitution man. by which truths are revealed Ia his
consciousness that escape the rgors OF demonstration
The function OF scuse In his view is that OF the
fnal court If appeal human affairs IL decides upon
the truth or faehOod OF what Il could never originate
The inspirations OF genius ascend TO higher hghts ana
bring back glory, beauty truth, beyond the scope
OF But the judicial power OF the Iaer
is Of eminent importance in the formation OF opinion
aud The eonduct.o t e. II the great conservative
agency agniust the various forms of and illusion
II presents q Wholesome check on the fanees OF the
ideaist and affords "a decisive tombstone to test the
preensions Of the enthusiast Dr. Clarke applies thiA
principle with singular acuteness and force 10 different
conce pOus OF religion aud theories of life. His work -
a signal illustration of the faculty whose exercise " ad
vOcates. 10 il triumph OF common sense over barren
ejaculation and fantastic dreams Free from the spirlt
OF controversy, IL will commend itself 10 readers who
delight in the peaceful discussion Of truth, rather than
in the excitemCnfs OF intellectual strife.
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Treasury comprised /:
n at the following quo

The money market was easy at TO . per cent on
call with exceptional transactions At per cent. and
6 10 on prime discounts. The legal tender crcna-
ton tonight is $3.50 49, ~ increase since yester
day of 1884.
Government bonds have been strong and in de-
mand, with 1865 selling mp to 49,. We annex clos
ing auOta ions:
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL
SEVEN PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDs

ISDTANAPOLIs BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN RsIL-
WAY.
We are authorized TO offer on favorable terms, tho
remaining balance of 100000 Bonds, due on lS4
miles OF completed Road.
They are secured by first mort gage on the extern
sion Of 2l7 miles, and the additional guarantee "a
the old line. with which it has been consolidated
The Road is well and favOrbly known as one Of the
most prosperous and important Trunk Lines in the
West having already large earnings. which were
for 1919, 81 5yl 600 We believe the Bonds des-
tined 10 take high rank among Railway securities.
and at the present low price prove profitable in
ycstmeut
They are $1,000 eaeb Coupons payable in coin.
January and July Turner BRoIHERs,
Bankers. a NassaueI
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GParners.

MADAME RiCH. French Teacher, from
vi Geneva. has hog, DIP Of 10 he ai-rnoo9 to instruct
tar) methods: moderate price, Ia ~ No % Ntt Ibnty
thirt ST.. doom froih Broadway.
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The closing bids for stocks were as follows:

The Bank of England lost in bullion during the
week ending to-day G7S2,0OO, and gained to-day on
balance $1,000. ConsOs in the London market
were firm and American securities steady, money IN
the open market being worth 3, per cent, and at the
Bank 81, the minimum rate OF discount having un-
dergone change at the weekly meeting of direct
ors to-day. Gold was unintuenced by either foreign
or domestic considerations. the market having been
duh and Stupid at l911ls the limited sales Of the
day being at these figures In gold loans the rates
were g. a., g. 81 and lastly at per cent to fiat for
carrying. The Assistant Treasurer paid out s2ll0OO
in coin interest the public debt. redceming $685.
90 ia called fiye-twcnes The customs receipts for
the week ending 3lst ultmo were S3,0o0,0OO. The
days operations at the Gold Exchange Bank were ~
follows: Gold cleared. S2D,l9l,0C0; gold balances,
- 9G2 795; currency balances, S14j4,99l. The fol-
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New publications.

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TVHE HERALD OF HEALTH for FEBRl .
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stand the world better We honor a wise man, not
because he talks about himself but because we feel
that he is chiefly occupied with something else. He
does not wish to make US worship him, but would
draw us away from all false worship of every KIND
This test applies to newspapers as well as men. They
are useful when they help us to rise above them
selves. But they mischievous when they lead us
to give a servile Difference TO their authority ana
adopt them the standards for our conduct OF our
belief Mr.. Maurice. also, has some admirable mh's
on the true function of the critic, which, he maui
tains is not 80 much to lnAict punishment, as 10
point out merit. There is no occasion to tell man
who likes bad verses that he must not DO so. III may
be good thing for him that he should. The BEST
criticism saws Mr. Maurice. is that which delights
to draw forth the sense and beauty of book,
because the heart Of the critic is with the heart Oh
the writer. This however. is condemned by some
of our oracles as genial and "ofieminate," and
perhaps the reckless and vindictive style whichthey
prefer often more effective and always more pop
ular. Still it will not be adopted by those VINO
deem the office of a judge more reputable than
that of hangman.