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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-27
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 26.-Queen Victoria
and the Emperor of Brazil have ex-
changed congratulatory messages upon
the successful laying OF the Brazilian
cable
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Friendly Iavestigation.
4 ie. of the Oranges have resolved

A few Of the Oranges have resolved
as far as possible to require their mem
bers to settle difficulties without re-
course to law. This is to say they
expect differences to be talked over and
if possible arranged. Ooly when all
friendly overture5 have been tried and
proven insufficient, will fellow Patrons
be justified in going to law. This ls
ail right, and as it should be. No
Christian man, no good citizen, nor
political economist will object to this
course. But when it is charged be-
cause the Grange recommends this
course that it is their purpose to do
without lawyers, and to be their own
doctors and preachers, We are inclined
to think that the opponents OF the Order
are forced to draw from q distance fol
their objections to the Order.-Amert'
lean Patron.
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ATTACHHEN IN AS3UAPSlT.
This day came the plaintiff ty iis attOr-
ney and upon It's motion the attachment
in said cause In docketed, the object OF this
suit Eeing to recover from the defendant
the amount Of a certain prOmissOry note
dated the 18Th Day OF February, 1873. and
peabody Insurance Company, the sum oi
Two Hundred and Seventy Dollars. payable
At TTsdesmens' National Bank, without de-
fAlcation, value received. and 10 subject 10
TO the Iayment thereof the eff,cts OF the
defendant in the hands OF The Ftna Fire
and Marine Insurance Company Of Wheel
Ing, z g'rnishee, and the order o. attachment
bsued berein having been returned ex-
ecuted, and the said gsrDishee having an.
swered an Indebtedness Of 700 ", subject IN
certain credits, and the defendant hot hav.
ing been served with a copy OF said attach
ment, nor with process In said suit. and IL
appearing from an sf1davit a ed in this
cause thSt the defendant IL not resident
o'the State Of West Virginia: IL n ordered
| by the Court that said Defendant do appear
within four weeks after the date vi the frst
publication OF this order, aud do what ~
! nee sary 10 protect his interest, and this
order shall be Published and posted az re
Quired in Chapter l52 OF the A cts Of the
| LexiAlsture o lST2-a passed December B.h,
1873, concerning orders Of publication aDd
this matter Is continued.
A true copy. Tesfe:
ROBE B. WOODS, Clerk.
junel9 oawb
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W'heeling geeister.

Cain closed in New York yester-
,vSlll{.
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Wool.

The wool market has just fairly
opeued in this place with but little COM
petition. Forty-fye cents is about the
ruling figure. We have noticed sever
al clips coming in which were disposed
OF at the above price We notice from
exchanges that wool is selling from
IS TO 81 cents in the East, and We are
OF the opinion that it will bring SO cents
here before long. Our farmers gener,
ally seem willing to sell for that price
Some Of our farmers have been offered
4S to so cents for best clips Of WOOL
Carroll Free Pre5s.
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SToCKs-Were strong up TO midday
when the advance ranged Holt per
cent, At the second board weakness
set in andthe lowest prices OF the day
were current during. During the clos.
ing hour OF business the market became
strong and prices advanced 3Cel per
cent on the entire list. In final dealings
there was a reaction of !@s per cent.
There was considerable business done
in Erie at sellers option OF fifteen dsys,
the pricss OF stocks being higher here
than a London and Amsterdam, the
sales on time having been made as q
precaution against a corner. Among
the sales to-day were $4,000 shares OF
Western Union, 1000 Pacific Mai,
500 New York Central. $4,000 Erie,
So 600 Lake Shore, 1000 Union Pacific,
1000 Northwestern, 5000 81: Pau!
and $4,000 Wabash.
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Com missiOner's kale Of Stll
Ward Property.

In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling.
Elizabeth q. Campbell and Thos. L. Camp
bell, infants who sue By their next friend
Jacob X. Greer.
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Fish.

Fish.
Extra No. ! Mackerel.
No. 1 Medium MackeTeL
Extra No. 2 Mackerel.
No.2 Medium Mackerel,
Ne. 8 Large Mackerel,
Extra large Labrador Herring,
Scotch Herring,
Smoked Haddock,
Coddsh. very nne.
We have all tbe above qualities OF Mack.
erel in half bbls, quarter bbb, and kee-
Warranted full weight and supelior % any
In the market TIN9Lk 4 IHHAA.
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Iowa and Nebraska

Millions Of the Best Land in the West, for
sale on Ten Years Credit al 6 per cent intel
est by the Burlington q Missouri River
Railroad Company.
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B Y TELEG R:APH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

by the Western Union Line, office North.
west corner OF Main and 18th streets,
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NoPAYMENTS REQUIRED

Exec pt interest, t:ll nfth year. R'ch Boil,
Warm Climate, Long seasons, Low faxes,
and Free Education. Free Fare and Low
FIeights on household goods 10 those who
Buy this Year.
for cir ulsrs and maps, with Iun pariicu-
lars, address GEO. 3. HARkIr.
Land Com'r. Burlington, Iowa.
g. 7. SHAW, Agent at Parkersburg., West
virginia, mari gsb
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AGENTS WANTED,
DIR. j. BALL a CO.,

NO. 81 LIBERTY STREET,
p. q. Box 957. New FORK city. N. Y
augl3-egc
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gater osrteI iiber ben gsei6srsarea;sua.

Gnbli9 1T au9 8ater 0erteI iiber bic Gen,s
peren3peiber rappelf6ppii9 seworben ilnb er
labt in feinem Ylauberjiab9en ieinen gtnbres
in ber fol9enben 8etfe iiber Die &ren5meiber
Iostpettern:
nDieies movement beibt man aQsemein
temperance movement. Das iit ni9t ri6tig.
gs lit ia total Elm total abstinence movement,
tuel6e total abstinence 6as Mtudertb,lnt otr
UienI3beit aiif;lpingen min.
Nnores: @ans ridbtig! 9te Gielsf0pfe pon
Semperen3fanatifern fOnnen es ni6t perfes
ben, baB slpiiben Temperantia CWaBigfeit)
ilnb SpiI9en Abstnentia (pDlige gntbaltIan,z
feit) Elm GROCER 1lnterf9ieo lit. Das Grftere
(oie Mdbisfeit i'm Srinfen bie ,SemperensJ
sebtetet rrs 8ernunft unb &eIision; bas
3rpette aber (oie sarslibe ,Mbiinen3" pom
Erinfen itarfer 9etranfe) 1T fein alIsenteines
@ebot. au9 Sobannes Der Saufer tranf nur
frii9es gSaIIer, aber gbrifus -. nns fein
iol9es 8ebot Se8eben; er felbit bat 8ein NIT
1etnen Sun9ern 9etrunfen, bat auf Der Cob
sett Su Gana @ailer in g4ein pertpanbelt, bat
ali1 TN letter GbenomabI ilnter ben 8eItalz
ten bon 8roo ino Mein bas Wfpteriunt ieis
ner 2iebe ans binterIaIIen. limb bieie miierob=
tSst SstSJAHsVASSPkSotoSb 41tIS @HHS IuuASlt uttt
Silfe Der BON ibnen sefansen sefiibrterl nit
Siirben belabenen, arnen @eiblein Il. Sim.
g., g. ben Wein aEs TeufeIssG sGetrGnf perI6reiz
en-. Das 9emabnt mid on Die Mani9derz
&eberei in friiberen Sabrbunberten, bic be-
fanntlt9 bic 8ebauptuns attfgeItellt, baB Der
Wein Don ben. SeufeI berriibre.
Oils ob bas nibt genls mare, ldBt er ieinen
Gnbres gum S6IuB foIsenbes id0ne 2iebz
den iiber Die &reu3si8lerinnen egtemporii iiren:
9ieIe Iingsnbei,, betenben 8afierfrauen
Grregen mir Dabrli6 Elm beimli9 Graier1,
DiGn mag tie betrabten bon porn o6er binten,
Set ibrem gri9einen 1tno ibrem SerI9pi,toen
Sic Idftern bte @aben pom lteben Soft,
DAP es eine G9anbe 1T rnb Elm Spptt
Sbr Sin9en iino 8eten lit MIR 8laspbeiae,
aSenn ite aub infet in 3red bis ans Snie.
8enn a6er BON bieien fanatii9en 9pmpbery
Die Soft nnb bic Ratltr TO unueiblib i9impfet,,
Sin Oeuti9er ie iollte befomrlen 5ur Sran,
so ftuBp er itd6 drgern f9rDar5, grim irto blau,
8alO iber Die Roit, balo iiber bas 8ett,
8alo aud nod i9 i9ter lIles nerrpett =
ueber bic faIidben Saar' iinb ben Gbigtntl,
ueber ben 9lpotbefers itno Doftorlobn.
llnb ferner pon Der Ialern @arbinenprebist,
8enn Der ariie gRann ii9 pom Dnrfte eftleot9t,
9urb Elm Ilas 8ier ober etrpas SSeiir,
SoIl iebt bier gar feine 9iebe ietil.
8te AUDI ni6t bon nod anberen StiGen,
Die eenGbemann f0n1en i1ifaniren unb 5rpife1I.
Summa summarum, ibr Lieben beuti1en @errn
SaItet en9 BON ben gSafIersglpntpben ftets fern.
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9ie Gdlneeblnfabe int iernen WeIfen.

Ser california 0emofrat" brinst foIsens
be intereRante sfisse uon Der S9neebIofase
I'M fernen gBeiten:
9ie iid alidbrIi9 rpieberbolenbe g6nees
blofabe 1T in bieiem Sabre ipater einsetreten,
als serp0bnlid, trotoem nit elmer 8esualt,
rpie ite in friiberen Sabren ielten gu befdmpfen
mar. ..
Gin S9neefurn, in bet Sierra 9leuaba unb
in ben SeIiensebirsen TT ein Slaturi6auipiel
pom srobartiser uno erbabener S6onbeit nnf
8iI6beit unb fiir Semanben, benz es BEL cine,
8eiIe auf ber Central Paeific giienbabn MIDI
DOR allen 9insen auf i9nele 3uradIestne
berielben, arfomtnt, 1T es in1merbin interei
Iant, 3euse zines iol6en Sturmes ;u ieit uni
gu ieben, luie rnenidIide araft bic 8epolt be-
gIemente befampft. Der spirbeInbe S6nee
bic uilbe, serrifene Scenerie, bas Gerauid
nnb @eflapper oer n,dbtisen Diaidine, bi
! ii9 ibren Wes burdn bic auf beioen Seitei
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Drei5ebntes &apiteI.

SIN auseelaliener Iulti9er Stimmuns bate
8aItbaIer bic balbe Na6t beim sefullten 8laz
ie ;usebradt. Ser a,,fansIi9 fiible gmpfans,
ben er Bel ieiner alien SeIfersbelferir. fano,
fonnte i'm peber abi6reden nod erbittern.
gr fannie felt pieIiabrisem 3uiammenleben
nit Trlbe beren gtgenbeiten unb ertrug 1ie
sebulbis, neil ct ieiner sa9e i'm 8oraus
f6er mar.
Trube's @tnwenbuns, ite fiible it9 til ibrem
neuen gerfed ni6t gang ii6er, benn iie slaus
be Spiirbunbe in BET 9ldbe bemerft su baber,
lieb er ni9t selten.
v@elett es pare, mie Du bebaupteit" ipra9
er, yfo 1aben MIR 8eibe bier gerabe ant 1i9ers
iten; uniere Beinbe sreifen erit an, ruent iie
n,einen, man Jet einseIdIafen in ben nad:
iten feds, adt Sasen wirb Did feline SeeIe
belaitisen."
8altbaiar, pon Natur ssl6meibia su mag:
balItsen unternebmun9en ieoersett aufselegt
flus ,nb un.iidtis in MusenbItden bet Ge:
fabr unb nibt obne eine sepi}ie abenteuernbt
8abnbeit, uelde ginbre6er unb Banoiter
ni9t tpobl entbebren f0nnen, trus germ BIZ
sr6bte SorsIofisfeit our g9au, rpenn tim
Elm re1t f1pierises llnternebmen fait pibe,
grtparten sealidt mar. gr lobte it9 ieIbi
iiber bic Maben, baB Inn bic Sludt selun
gen; Elm 10 sliidIides greisnib, bebauptet
er, mibte sefetert ,perben. Obnebin babe CT
Mppetit auf eine CUTE NablSeit uno sepalti
gen 0urit, es lei besbalb bic gfi6t be
Sreunbin, ibn nod 10 LANCER Gbpeienbei
i,nb 10 uielen Gntbebrunsen ,pieber einna
orbentlib gu pfesen.
Grube Iieb fi9 eriuei9en. Das purbis
; Paar perIebte eine luiti9e 9ta6t nnb mar Of
na9iten Worsen pieber Elm Sers uno eth
SeeIe.
y@lei6 na9 Gonnenuntersans siebe ii
/ rpieber aus" Iieb 8altbaiar itb na9 seno
ienem Srabfid pernebmen rbenn i'd bali
2 baftir, es tpiro Dir aud pon 9tuben fetr
tpenn i'd auf einise 3eit perreile i'd min NJ
: erf iiberIesen, mas i'd snnddit uoriteuen fol
: unb besbaIb min ib tneine rei9baltise @a'
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onf9ebGuften G GbneenaIIen babnt, bteter eis
men Mnbltf oar, ben mar, ME uergeiIen fan,t.
4 Die fGlanfen Earnen beigen Ii6 dh3eno I'M
Winbe, tire Sdneeu,aiien pon fi4 abmaIsenb
uta INNER iinb it.raer NIT neuen Ufafien be-
beft 5lG ,peroen. 0mii9en ben boben Sdaees
anb gisber9en rpiroet fid5 bic Maidine UNI
/ f9arfe Rrtin1ntinsen ii6 eng anIdmiegeab
an eine fteile Selsfpanb, UNI bem sur Seite
sabnenben M6sruno sti eatfIieben. Sobe Abz
banse eilt iie binauf nit nin,naer raitenberL
ltoBenbent, po9nerfdbnIi6em @eramide, lans
ge fbwar3e gtaiibwolfea entltei8en ibrem
5dlote. Ser S6neepflug sebt porous rrb
reillist bic G6ienei, eine 6trede por benz 3uae
uon S9nee, aber 70 fart 1T ber @inb unb 70
bi9t bic S9neetuoIfe, baB fi6 balb tuieOer ses
mug S9nee aaf Der 2inie anfammeIt ut1 uon
benz fleinen eiiernen BHuge Der Diaibine ses
faBt uno II, etne, einenl I1immerrben Brauts
I6leier Gbnlt1e Wolte perlponbelt AT tperben.
Damn inb pann, ipenn Der Stirm etrpas
nadldBt, fann Der Geiienbe ben sroBen S4nee>
plug nit ieit,en feds DiaI9inen arbeiten Ie=
ben NIT etiter Graft, ruel9e bic gSelt aus ibs
rem Iaseln gu beben f1eint. Die S9nees
pflu9e itnb etne garioiitat, foiuobI in ibrer
aI&SJ <%tt uttu <cStiT iutt
iie tire 4rbeit uerridten. @s iinb @eba,be,
bod roie Elm 5Deift0fises Saus, $4,000 bis
So, 1000 Bfunb ,ptegeab.
Sbre Stirn 1T seforn,t wie Der eiierne Bug
elmer sSregatte, nur bab Der untere GbeiI, Der
ben 8oben fait beribrt, slatt lift. an bieiem
sIatten boriSontalen 8uge 1T bic fosenannte
,,apron" befeitist, Die mad 8elteben seboben
llnb 9eienft tperoen fam. Benn Der S9nees
pflus in 8epesung it, 10 sleitet bieie papron"
Oi9t iiber Die S9ienen bin. Ser lan9e f8ars
fe gus tpirb Suerlt IN bic Sdneemafen bins
bic apron" reinist bic S9ienen,
ano oran9t Die Sdnesmaiien sesen ben ipisen
Bug. Der biefelben in suei Tbeile tbeilt, unb
nit fltr9tbarer Gerpalt, oft so SUP in Die
0obe, ra6 beiben Seiten, in bic tiefen @6luds
en unb SbaIer ,pirft. Wan9ntaI iinb taebr
lls 5ebn Naidinen n0tbis, I'm ben Pflus
'ur9 bic aufsebauften ytensen bes S4nee's
u f1ieben.
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gSas ginrr in Gnrnpa iab.

Sm Sii6en balt ein General" esobn s.
g8iloer 8orIeIun9en iiber feline &eiien in gii=
ropa, ,tnb ipel9en llnitnn bieier Weni9 fpri6t
unb wel6e uerrildte Ausen er im &opfe ba=
ben r,uB, ,otro mon aus folsenben SteIIen
aus feinen &eben etieben. 60 erSabIt CT !.
9. iiber SoIonb, bas Ireieite 2anb in guros
pa, @n9Ianb gar nidt 1lnb bic G9meij faum
aussenommer, Solsenbes:
,0ie Manieren Der gep6Iferr.ns finb ions
berbor. 9ent 2anopoIfe III es t,i9t seitattet,
It9 10 gu fleibery ipte Die Stabter unb Der Srau
avf bem 2anbe 1T es perboten, Sbrrinse su
trbsen, tpesbolb bieieI6en Ole Sraueit oes
2dnbes) ii9 9rabte, beren GpiBen bafenartis
9eboeen Itno, in bic S6ren itefen itrb bic Sbr=
rin9e an bieie Drabte bdngen?" SIT bas ni6t
9rauenbaft 1tupib? Bon benz &beintbaI preift
Ct ben fru9tbaren 8oben, Der $500 per Mder
rpertb fei (oie 9lnsabe bes &aufmertbes 1T be-
sei9nenb) unb pon Der 8ep6lferung iagt ct,
baB bieIelbe sufrieben iei iebo9 sr6Btentbeils
Sranfreib 9eutidlanb porSiebe. @abrf6eins
LID I'M ben ginfdItisen ,ueI6e b,l1n. senus
tuaren auf bieIen nt9t ntebr ,tnsem0bnIidem
Mese, benz Srn. General einen Tbeil Der Geiz
IefoI ten einbrinsen Su belfer, etpas fiir ibr
8elo st seben, tpsebefbolte er bic 2ii9enge=
i6i6te uon ben 5rauen, tuel6e nit Sunben
suiamn,ensei9irrt tuerber, rudbrenb bic gtdnz
ter fauQensen. Sn gan; sibbentidlanb iab
Der Serr @ilber n,tr einen Manr, Der I'M Sell
be arbeitete unb bieIer Mann aferte nit eis
mem YHug DOT sem cine Srau ,lnb cine Sub
eeipannt rparen. Jidt libel 1T au9 bas SoLz
genbe: pSn allen Selbern iinb fleine areu3e
errtdtet nm quite grntet, gu fi9ern", tuotait er
bic Gbri1tusfreuse ir1etnt.
sn Selterrei6 uerben mad benz General
alle Wdnner in bic Irmee sefedt rpo Fe 5il
einem SaulIen5erIeben beransebilbet toerben,
rpel9es Iie ibr san5es ipdteres 2eben befolsen.
Gine feline 8eobadtunsssabe entruideIte ber
a6t6are Serr s8iIber in g8ien. Gr beiteIte
| ii9 8aHer i'm SoteI tnb Der Gelner bradte
tbm bas 8erlan9te in elmer MeinFai6e baz
nit, tpie bet idatfIinnise Grieser aus @bats
tanoosa iofort berausfanb, Die anberen @dite
ni9t 1uiflen foaten, baB ii9 Elm 8ait in benz
Sotel aufbalte, Der 10 uncipiliiirt fei baB er
nt9ts als Ma1er trinfe.
@s siebt 9enus 2eute i'm 2anbes nel9e iol:
den, 8lOoiinn @lauben f6enfen. Sd8e9en
laBt iid eben ni6ts tbun; iie baben Sas 8ed'
ba5u.
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unfall in einem sduIbaus. MiIs
paufee, 2. gpriI. - SIN Mibbletotpn, Miae..,
ereisnete ii9 am Mittuo6 Mbenb Elm arlsl
befIagenspertber llnfau. Sn ben, @9uIaoI.
fanb Elm &inberfeft ftatt unb bel bieier @sef,
senbeit serietb bas gebanbe in SsSoIge llu
ggplofion elmer .3obl sssaSsiss in g.
Sreibunoert ger5oneit fuaren " -
aae brdn9ten iid, ols bas S.
in piIoer Sait bem 4ussonss
perionen nebr oOer menia
perlest rpurben. Gin nes..
bic 8eifesse9entpart nisl
ertiften i6IieBIi@ bas sssath
unb Teppiden. iS
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gs flopfte.
nSerein!" rief bet 9oftor uno bIieb init
uer{6lunsenen Mr,nen nitten iu 3iwmer ite'
ben. Die Tbilr iparb 9e0ffnet unb IIeran:
Der 8rubns trat in ii6tli6er Iufre9uns ein
so frGb 19on, Serr 8rubns?" rebete es
ben Gobn bes S6iffsmafIers on, beiien 8e'
erilbun9 fseunblt9 errpibernb. - y11nb ,pas
peri6afft mir bic gbre Sbres BeIu9es?"
,,ggiiIen Gie's nod nidt, Serr Doftor?"
entgegnete GIeranber. Damn rtiiIen Sic es
iebt DON mir erfabren, obruobI i6 feinen Iuf:
troe babe, Sic pon bieIer Gntbefuns in 8ennt'
nib su Ieben. Sona5 bat mir foeben In5ei9s
bapon seradt uno Sruar NIT tbrdneneen Iu;
sen; ber Mann mar gang perit0rt.
vNoritber benn? Sic ielbft f6elnen aud
in etpas sebobener Stimmun8 gu iein."
O8obl n,DsIi6! 9enfen sic MIR, Ser,
Doftor, - Sanna's gItern iinb entbedt!"
vGs ,par anSunebmen na9 be,n Sunbe, ber
ber SolenfIbrer in Sbrem 8eiiein tna9te.
vllne mod mebr Serr Doftor, ite leben,-
Ieben 8eioe nod! Sn persansener Jta9t i
es selunsen, tSanna's Mutter su ernitteln.
Stun? bteie seui1enIoien gItern beiBen?'
uBaloemar yeoroenber9 - uno Saart
Nltag!"
Nie6aniI6 batte Dottor llnrub ben ieItia
men Gbefontratt pieber ersriffen, Der ibn 10
eben beI9dftist bate; pIOtli6 perflarte It'd
iein @efi9t, ilnb MIeranber bic Sarb rei9en>
unb bersIi9 iditteInb, ipra6 ct: uOas 1T Il
Der Shat Die frobeite 8oti6aft Die Sie mi
brinsen fonnten! .Sebt iou bic f9laue bDI
Gieben bod nod Dor einen beutiden Ge9ts
eeLebrten su &reuSe frie6en!"
SD peritebe sie nidt Serr Dottor."
, uSit aud gar ni6t nOtbis, ia ni6t etnn,e
/ erlpilni9t tnein wertber 9err 8rubns; thu
, Sic mir nur ben @efaQen unb ellen Sic
SSSonas, bem i9 meinen aufridtisiten Gliie
DunId gu iberbrinsen bite. 8erse1en 9
) aber aud nidt ibm einaui9arfen bob bic
The New York herald., 1874-11-23

Is oniv sketohed. and does not generally profess
% s .S Ss Il
H'esi nas, VINO. ss ~seSsvef they hey attack you. are
iarr.s and % 'nen Consider SSefs they srs going .
run. I have received greet courtesy and lorbear,
have also received no considerable amount OF Ju-
diclous blame; have received some that was not
etserS ali saying s the e. same anne Things and making the
same inquirles 30 sve% yor as BELIEVE ru,sr
ibid you state thais" and ending with "l want 70
mere sketchy report the basis of such inquiries
an anecdote OF good-natured gentleman IN Bos.
ton who wiz 20 on attacking attacking MIN because a,a 81 e,
sSs Yae snscns aooas man prescnns
ing. Mr.. Deecher. said that ihs was said
aud an the context explained what he m meant. But
tue Boston man goes on saying that Mr. Beecner
feeling. MIR. Bceoner concinied by saylng:-I
mention this In order TO give confidence TO those
new economy and new phase q giving instruc:
tion has arisen, which ls changing the mind OF
some sense OF right ana duty manifested by mon
In everything, and certainly 1t ought TO be SO
maniles. as not TO 1ase an I'd sddress which e
glanced at merely. and hold the man who has oeen
speaking Of some o. the finest distinctions IN the.
00gy, p csstby, and make him Responsible, not for
that winch ne says, but Tor mere sketch outline
OF what he says
THE SERMON.
MIR. Beccher selected Tor his text Matthew
XII. % s:-'UOme unto me all ye tnat labor and are
oeso. o sne M s
suffering c0ndllion OF the world when these words
were spoken. lie then described the condition OF
deprivation OF the blessings Of health and
c0mpetenco; showed how the condition spoken oil
in the text mad reference 10 the bes8edness OF
nfe that the cOmfort that Christ gives to those
who believe In Him and take His yoke upon them
does In o rea! and true sense MT them ABOVE all
the trials and difficulties OF lie, mentally and
spiritually. This truth was illustrated with very
much OF inc old time graphic power and tender
and picturesque description iOi which Mr. 3eecher
Is so famous.
The New York herald., 1874-11-23

ius.gniacaaee. Man In his ignoraace likens him.
sell TO headiAnd protecting out t9so the sea OF
himself to boulder, but the time comes wnea
SxIrHHR HsADLAND NOR sorLDRR,
but the merest spcck or atom In the universe.
osn san o tsi: o. The oar
the world would be the true king We would all
sDoiiy varden.' All oi the colors would be thrown
into one chaotic mnss. and how think you we
We must spprscssss sSe d,sIanss % between as and
Goa. and then prepare ourselves accordingly. Inc
ma .no starts upon long ,oalney VIE on.y ,s
gets sarough; but the man who sets out 10 40
anything well prepared VII conquer IN the END.
becAuse he nns been wtse IN details. One DAY last
week While rav avslang tae shore OF Maine beheid
. huge mountain. Il appeared to me to oe oat =
sac sanner nne. when its chasms were nlled
With 1euers and its aides covered with tesiy
sse aasss as. And MS snow capped summit seemed
- rcscA iaie sae yeTy skiss ! asked tse conaaS oc
tss .. me tram how lar oa Mount katanMa was:
.weG asosi six miles" HIS reply was. my dear
s fvs rngle walk you would die before yon got hall
nss. II 10 not ave niles nor ten miles; u Is
raae aocui God. We sver-estimate his loving
E4odness In one sense ne Is near to u.s. ne ls 80
s :.sse. very @ close indesS; but when hear these
varas he ye periect even as he Is perect,"
how great the distance then from God HOW iar
must travel through the woods, my flesh torn
~ thorus and brars. my soul distressed with s0r.
rows and trials And oh, 30 glad am when ar
rve. not at the summit but at the foot OF Uods
mountain. No man gets further than the base ol
Gods mountain; the house Is on the top. Bot
alter man has t0iled and sufered and labored.
and when at last he cries out 20 Lord, have
struggled, but aias. fear in valnr then the
angels watt HIM inward and place him under the
golden roof OF heaven and ct tho banquet boards
OF God. And now, my friends, few words
relative to the last clause oi the texs:-"rhou art
our Father" What q rich thought Is hidden
there, Tho relation oil God to man Is unique
one, The only type, aud 1t i5 meagre ore. Ia
found In the family-the relation between father
and son. II you ever loved your earthly father as
atl0ns Of the human s0ul 70 the Creator. There
Is nothing in the world like fathers or mothers
love. 1t ts 80 pure, 30 sweet 80 fragrant Though
we labored eli lives II would be no return for
the SACRIFICES they have made for ne. In chlldhood
In youth. yes, In manhood and womAnhc0d. too,
father we sit at the feet Of one whom We trust Inn
pllcty. Beyond the homo there Is no type OF
iather's love. We may have teacher
and We may ny 70 please him. but
God and We like . marDle child looking up. SO
their wisdom but We iear their threats; their
words rumble In the air OF life like the vibrations
Of thunder storm. nut OF we 40 not love them
We dread what they shalt utter next. My dear
friends the great privilege hes 10 the divine pre-
rOgatsve. IL IS the privilege Of the Kings son to
be listened to. We are His children. We know
tnts, for we have the words OF the bessed Saviour
HIS son. who taught US 70 say. 'Vur Father, which
art in heaven."