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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-04-02
IucrPZia BOrgia,


Kate Field having witnessed Ristori's
enactment of the character of Lucrezia
Borgia in Victor Hugo's drama, takes
it upon herself to defend the truth of
history from what she deems the dram
atist's Misrepresentation. In a commu-
nication to the New York Tribune she
says eff Victor Hugo were not a
poet, he might be called liar. Being
a poet his Tyre is spelled differently.
Lucrezia BOrgia was an honor to her
sex in an era when RIGHTEOUSNESS was
universal and the code of morals sufli-
GENTLY lax to CRAFTY the most vicious.
Her court became famous for its bril-
Hancy, and her platonie friendship for
Pietro Ben DO is historic. Bembo speaks
of her as princess who was more de-
sirOus of ornamenting her mind with
excellent endowments than her person
the decorations of dress, applying all
her leisure hours to reading or compo-
sition, to the end that she might sur
pass other women as much in the charms
of her understanding as she already did
in those of external beauty, and that
she might be better satisfied with her
own applause than with that, however
infinite, of the rest of the world. Lib
anOri pronounced her most beautiful
princess, endowed with every estimable
quality of mind and with the highest
polish of understanding. She was es-
teemed as the delight of the time and
the treasure of the age In 1903, Ca
viceo dedicated II Peregrino to Lu-
crezia, as a homage to her excellence.
Ariosto declared that she rivaled in the
decorum of her manners, as we'll as in
the beauty of her person, all that former
times could boast, and in the forty
second book of his great poem he as
serts that Rome ought to prefer the
modern Lucrezia to the Lucretia of
antiquity as well in modesty as in
beauty The mother of three sons, she
superintended their education, and her
husband rePused so much confidence in
her that, when in the field, he gave to
her the reins of government. For TWEEN
ty years Lucrezia was the life of Fer
rara, her last years being rigidly de,
voted to charity"
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-04-02

SIX ML1IoNs.-About two years ago,
DIR. J. Walker, an old and prominent
physician of California, discovered, by
actual experience upon his own system,
m dieine which may honestly be
termed "a boon to suffering humanity.
Being a combination of herbalistic ex-
tracts, ppugeht and sour to the taste,
and yet possessed of gentle stimulative
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-04-02

MORE than so years have elapsed since
Johneon's Anodyne Liniment was first invent
ed, during which time hundreds Of thousands
have been benefited by its use. Probably no
article ever became SO universally popular with
all classes as Johnson's Anodyne Liniment.
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AsrHMA-Tbis disease cspses

AsTHMA.-This disease causes great
difficulty Ct breathing and tightness across the
chest, and sometimes attended with a great
deal of suffocation. The paToxysm generally
comes on at night, while lying down some
times it is attended with great violence. Al
lens Lung Balsam will always give immediate
relief, and in many cases, if persevered in, it
will cure the disease altogether. For sale by
all druggists
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PILLS which contain antimony, qui-
nine and calomel, should be avoided, as severe
gripping pains would be their only reeult The
safest, surest, and best pills are Parsons Pur-
gative or Anti-Bilious Pills.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-04-02

n. Y. Supreme Court has confirmed its
injunction against an imitation of the prepare
ton of Witch Hazel, known as Ponds Extract.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-04-02

THE Piano-Harp Cabinet Organ is a
new invention combining three and
one half octages of pianoforte. or of
an instrument with tones between those
of the piano and the harp with the Or
gan. It is a b autifui Instrument, cost
ing but little more than the organ. The
Mason & Hamlin Organ Co. are not
able TO manufacture it rapidly enough
to supply the demand.
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For all Female CompIaIn1,.

in young or old, married or single, at The dawr
of womsnhood or the change Of life, DIR
Pierce's Favorite Prescription manifests sucl
a positively remedial influence as to oaI forth
the loudest praise from all who nee it.
Mr.. JOHN A. RnzEY, druggist, of Knob Nos
ter, Mo-, writes as follows: .-
''Dr. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Your medicines
sell better than any other / keep, and give
universal satisfaction. The people are
especially delighted with your Favorlte Pre-
scription, and it seems to be a favorite among
all that have ever used it." 1t is sold by drug.
gists and dealers in medicines.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-04-02

BURNETr's COCAINE is the best and cheap
est hair dressing in the world.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-04-02

DIR. TUFTS ExPectOrant is a certain cure
for Group. Its effect is prompt 1t is very pleasant.
Children take it readily.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-04-02

If you want the best Elastic Truss for rup
ture, write to Pomery d Co., 744 B'dway, N. Y.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-04-02

Go TO River Side Water Cure, Hamilton, Ill.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-04-02

wIlbOr's Cod Liver OIL and Lime The
great popularity of this sale and fchciOas prepar
alton Is alone attributable TO ITS intrinsic worth ~
the cure OF coughs. colds asthma brOuchlt1. sCrni
ulOus hu nors. whoOpiBg cough and all consutap
tive sy mptOms Ii las no superior, " equal Let ne
one neglect the early symptoms Of disease whei
agent is thus at hand viii d VIII alleviate All
complaints of the chest lungs or throat. Manu-
featured only by WILBOR, Chemist Bos
ton. Sold by all druRRista.
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SALT AND POTATO BUGS.

A correspondent of the Rural Sun
writes Last season I planted one.
third of my garden in Irish potatoes.
About the time the potato began TO
form on the vines, the potato-bugs
made their appearance in large NUM-
bers, and completely devoured the
vines. After eating up the potato vines,
they commenced on the beets and toma-
toes, and after they had destroyed
about one half of each, [ thought OF
what an old gardner had said to me
some years ago about the use of salt as
a fertilizer for vegetables and a pre-
tentative of worms and insects in gar
dens. I at once had salt sprinkled over
the beets and tomatoes, and, TO our as
tonisbmen1, the bugs disappeared at
once, and I had to regret | did not
think of it in time to try it on my
potatoes.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-04-02

sculpturing out the beautiful mountain
scenery which characterizes the Snow
don range
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-04-02
TREES ON BOUNDARY LINES.

The New York court of appeals not long
since decided that man has no right
to the fruit growing upon branches OF a
tree overhanging his land where the
trunk Of the tree stands wholly upon
the land of his neighbor. But the law
regards the overchanging branches as a
nuisance, they may be removed as such;
or the owner of The land may remove
them il he is careful not to commit any
waDton or unnecessary destruction in
so doing. Where the trunk CT tree
stands on the line, the owners of the
adjoining land have joint ownership
in the tree and fruit, and neither one
has the right to remove it without the
consent of the other.
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VALUE OF THOROUGHBRED BOAR.

A breeders circular says that "the
thoroughbred pig, in starting herd, is
chiefly valuable in breeding the com
mon stock. By using a thoroughbred
boar upon the common sows, you get a
half-blood that does very we'll for feed
ing pu imposes, which can be further I'M
proved by selecting the best SOW pigs,
feeding them Literally. and again getting
thoroug hbred boar and using on them,
which, if practiced a few years, will
produce porkers equal to the pure
blood. But graded or impure males
should never be used, as the tendency
is to run back to the scrub. The thor
oughDred, if purchased young, can be
had from $25 to so each. He can be
used one season and sold or castratea
and fed, when he will of himself almost
or quite pay for his original cost"
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RIFLES. sHoT;GUNs: PISTOLS & REVOLVER
COTTON! COTTON!

TIME earliest aud most Prolific Cotton in the
i world. Makes from to bales per acre four
weeks earlier than any other cotton. Send for
circulars. Address. w. b. MCCARLEY.
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Cleanse the Initiated Blood when
ever you find its impurities bursting through
the skin in Pimples, Euptions, or Sores;
cleanse il when you find II obstructed and
sluggish in the veins; cleanse Il when Il ia
foul your feelings viii tell youwhon. Keep
the blood pure, and the health Of the SYSTEM
will follow.
n. n. MCDONALD - co.,
Druggists and Gen. Agts. San Francisco. California
and cor. OF Washington aud Charlton Sta, N. Y.
sold bY alt DruRRtstx and Dealers
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ScrOfnla. Or king's EYiI,

DJTUIWIdg Ut INIII-- y IaFINY VIII
Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipclas, Swelled Neck,
Goitre, Scrofulous InlammatiOns, INDECENT
Inflammations Mercurial Affections. Old
Sores, Eruptions Of tho Skin, Sore Eyes, eto.
In these. as in all other constitutional Dis
eases, WALKERS VINEGAR BfTrERs hHvo
shown their great curative powers in tho
most obstinate aud intractable cases.
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FOrSRin Diseases, Eruptions, 7

ter, Salt. Rheum, Blot0hes, Spots Pimples.
Pustules, Boils, Catbuncles Ring-wormA
Scald-head, Sore Eyes, Eryspelas, Itch,
Scurfs, Discolorations Of tho Skin, Humors
and Diseases Of tho Skin Of whatever namo
or nature, arc literally dug mp and carried
out IF the system in a short time by the use
Of these Bitters.
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List o tale well worth the ear
OF all, who wit and sense admire,
Invented. it is very clear.
Some ages prior to Mathew Prior.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-12
@icbtt9er Gntf6eib.

Das OberbunbessertGt bat iber bteGrase
entfGtebsn. Oh unb In pte wett bte son ben
faoliNen 9estslaturen rdtrenb Der 3sit Der
&sbeairn erlaGtnen Gefess rsGtsbtfdnbts
fnb cber ntGt. Die gRtfGeibuns befast int
WefentliGen.
@ae btsientsen @esssebuassbanttunssn
Der rrdbrenb bss &rtesss In ben auffdnti>
fGsn Staaten tBdtfddlt4 bsfebsnben 2esis.
Lauren. relGe nt&t Ssssn ben gunb oter
beden &sstsrnns sertGtet urb peber nit Der
8untesrerfafun8 mod Der Der ein,eG.
men 9taaten tit @tberfpru& paren.
befsen ttsielbe Galtisfett, ais Oh He ron
reGtmdBisen 2esislaturen aussesaaaen nd.
rem; unb iebe anbere &eGtslsbre rlrte
lbet bas 9clf iener Staaten unnStbtaer
Wstfe sroses 2etb p~ertdneen, pene ieben
rerbdltniBmdBisea Nusen fir bic 8arser
anberer Staaten unb rbne isben gort9ett
fur bic Nattonalresieruns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-12

BEN Id mid nit Der @i1ensmetnuns bee
Sapfes psreintse, tpette tG mid Detnsm
tetlteRen 3er3en. mt6 felbR unb III
lee, mas metn III. SD pinfGe taFelbe
su lteten unb tbm au hteaen NIT sanaer
Seele, BON san3em 9ersen unb alien Gr6ften
unb Detnen Dtlen 81 raeinent WtIen ~
MAIDEN, tnbem t6 teben rtetner @anfGe NIT
Detnen Wanf6en Seretntse.
ollnb gum SfentltGen 3stdsn bieier@ette,
bic t6 NIT mir unb G1en,, mas rtetn IL, Scr>
nstrte, ertldre t4 Dir feterliG. 0 rnetn Soft,
bab Id fur Die 3utunft su Gtren Defines III.
5ersens mad ben gOrfGriften Der &trae bic
setptenen Seftase becbaGten unb TIRE ge'
pbaGtuns BON Denientsen ~erlansea MID.
irer pelGe Id GtnFub unb @uterttdt babe.
"Sn Detn Sera . Observation-Disclosures.
f6ltese i'd ale btefe tetlisen WanfHe ans
gorfdse Elm, tpet6e Define Gnabe mir etnse'
F6et bat. auf bteie @etle vertraue Id benz
felben etnen Grfas su letfen fur ale Bite Be-
l~etbtsunsen, rel&e es BON unSanfbareu
MenfAenttnbern erfdbrt, unb 80 fOrberr
nlein etsenes Sell unb bas6ell Don Mnberen
fur metne Seele unb fur bic 9eelen raeine,
Mttmeni6en, In ttefem unb TN ~3utanfttset
0eben. Mmen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-12

9i6seie 0iItuanfee.-Der bp&n 'fe 6srr
Gr3btiHof 6ennt bat Elm 6trtsniHretbsn Ct.
1aGsn, mcrtn lber ben 8eiu6 Der SirGsn
3ur Geptnruns tes Subtldumsablafes fol.
senbes sersei6rteben III: Sene, bic tn Der
@tabt Rtlwautee rpbnen, mlfsn etnmal
tdslt6, flnfsetn Sage lang, BITE Sotbeerale.
bic ct. Narten'. ct. @aIus- unb ct. So
fepts. 3trGe beiu6en. Die tn Sonb bu Gao
pObnen, mlfen aud bic uier 8sr6en isnes
Ortes bsfuGen. SIN Nabtfon, @atertopn,
Beaver Dam. Raetne, 3enDfta, Tranflin,
Rpnrpe, @tneral 9pint. 9teblanb, Galsars
@t. Haitana RanitcwUe anb Berlin, foEen
bic Gldubtsen finfjetn Sage lang isbe be.
;ret 8tr3en cber 3apeltsn ibrer Orte befu'
den. Muf aneern Yldsen, 100 blcs etaa
&trGe To, fcaen fe btsfe 6irGe pisruaat tag
it'd wdtrenb Der bsftmmten !3ett befuGen
Diefs SsfuGs f6nnsn an fanfsebn auf Elm
amber folsenben Sasen, rber NIT t1aterbre6
uts, sefAeben. Die Gldubtsea brau6er
nt6t mad isbsm 9trGentefuGe b~eimsufstrs'
fe un6seu bte 3irGe etntse ausfstltde per
lafen unb barauf bieftlbe rteber befafen
bis fe bic nDtbise An3ubl SeiuGe semad
taben.
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&c tneefanbt t.
@runbfsinle9un8.
@iuoun, Wtnn. 4. Stunt, 1875.

@inona, Ntnn. 4. Stunt, 1875.
Sine tntereGante Geterlt9fett wtro am l6.
Stunt In @tne Gret. @ts., IL Metlen vrn
WtnCna, TIM pcintiHen Settlement, 100 100
Samtlten anfdfFs unb Der Tarmeret erseten
fnb, tattinben. Dtefe brapeneeute. anssetfert
tnr6 tbren @farrer, ben bcAw. 3rn. GpOtpb
Sntsursf, baben tros ttrerNrmutb lter $l0..
600 gum 8au elmer fG6nen Stride aufss,
braGt, unt surgrunbfeinlesuns ben gtiGOf
bon Ga GrOGe, boGn'fen 9errn 9eiB. einse.
laben. Die gttte purbe betidf6tist unb
Der perebrte Sberbtrt rptrp mad benz Sod.
ante unb GrtbstluRs Der 81. Strmuns an
bic fatbplif6e Susenb Der t1msebuns. ben
Grunbfein fur bte r,ene Stride lesen. @tsle
@etflthe unb anbere Gdae Don MtstOnfn,
Satnois unt Mtnnefcta, baten bic Giata'
bung onsenomnaen uHb psrben Der Geter1t6
felt betwobnen. Die Selen BON Ytne @reel
laeen btermtt a1e@laubenssenOFen, Die 3eti
fparen tOaaen, Elm, btelsu, getfpttle su fOlsen
unb In Ytne Greet am Is. Stunt ~etnautref.
fen. 9te fnb aud 80 ter3lthem Dant If.
rem Yfarrer perpFidtet fur ben Offer, mt
benz er tas @ammetn bes Gettes unb biz
%porldufsen SGrttte surGrbauuns ter8trht
tetrteben Bat.
SIN Namen Der Yolen Scr Gine Grsf
g. Wtsntcpsft.
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Sic pdpffliebem Dele8aten IL
@aibin9tDn.

Gm 81. @at bsfu6te Der pdpfliGs 9esat
NcnRsncre &cnesttt In geslettuns bes Or.
ubalbt, bes grafen BON MarefufGt, bes
tcGp. Or. S'Gonner BON philadelphia, bes
9D6w. Or. We@lpnn unb bes friberen
Collectors Stomas @urpbs spn Msrp gcrf
ben Yrdfbenten, wel9er bic 5trreR febr
b6fta ennpins. NaG Der goraeduns ttslt
Der @efanbte fclsenbe Mnfpraae In ttaliee
nii4er Spra@e an ben SrdTbenten, pelas
Der boGw. Or. @eglsnn ibsrfsste:
Der BELL. gater, trelGer mid a~bfanbte,
UNI benz GrsbtfdOf BON Hew gprf bic Snfs.
nten Der @arbtnalswlrbe au lbsrrstGsn,
ertbetlte mir our sletGsn 3eit bic @eiiuns,
es ntGt gu aaterlaHen, Dor rtetner &bretie
aus ben Ser. gtaaten Gu. Grteten3 rtetne
Iufwartuns gu MAIDEN anb Stnen feline
&&tuns unb befen 0lnf9e fur bic ertabs>
ne ameritanti&e NGtten, fOute fir en-. g.
eeIsn3 als beren seebrtes Sberbaupt aus3a.
fpre9en. SD fable MID tn Der Iusfabrune
bteles @uftraSes bod seetrt unb i'd freus
mid, bab i'd paeur& @elssenbstt erbalte
en-. Greslena peri6nltG fennen su lsrnen
unb mstne etsenen %aGtunssveIen. @ladwaa'
fAe aus3afpreHen."
Der YrdTbsnt ~antportete:
sd Bite gle, Monfsncre, benz Yapae,
n,etren Danf fur fetne freunb:t6e. MGtunss.
~beseusuns anb suten @lIdwinlHe fur fas
eunb, fOwte fur mid felbR, gu ibsrbrtnsen
unb erwiebere NIT gersnIsen Sbre stssnen
freunbltGea WUrte fur MIDI"
Der Yrdfbsnt Tub BITE @dfe btsrauf Elm.
@las au nebmen anb unterbtslt fi& etntss
Mueenbltde NIT tbnsn.
Diefslben befuGten tterauf ben Gtaats.
letretdr unb a1e anberen Gabtnetsmttelteee,
unD wurpen iiberaf NIT Der sr66tsn auf.
n1erfiamfett aufsencmmen.
Der Staatsisfretdr fpru9 l4 itbr erfrsut
iber ben 8eiu4 bes @efanbten aus uni
fpra& BON Der srOben 8efrtebtsune, wel4l
Der 3wed bes 8efuaes bes @%efanb.en IL
bteieut 2anbe etnsu, ero6en Stetle Der ge
pSltsruns sspatrte. CT periDnlt4 freue fH
bae BITE @arbtnalsrurbe etnenl Manne gu,
fetnem etsenen Staate unb aus fetner Stab
benz GrabtfAUf Don New gOrf perlieben wur
be, NIT relGem bsfannt au fetn ct bal
gersnhsen babe. Der Gefanbte unb fetn
8eslettsr wureen bann auf Gr(uGen be!
Seeretdr Delanp unb bes GommtGdrs fit
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 9rn. entity. mad
benz Sremcnt 8aufe .selettet, 100 tbnen bt
Stcur,5 6uptltnse porseRe1t purben, mi
benen fe iG NIT 6tlfe Der Dplmsti6er stn
3ettlans unterbtelten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-12

9err Sctn s. eubpts, Yrdfbent bes beut'
lfen @dnnervereins, tielt bann etne begeif.
erte &niprade an ben GrsbtfGof, unb mad
bemfslbsn 6err Musuf GreultG, Ranens
Der beutlAen fatbcltfGen 9eretne etne fur3e
@nrebe, ruOrauf 8err @erner 2rtnbprn
portrait unb benz Oberbtrten etn Gtrenee.
fGsnt I'm Nauen Der &attpltfen Mtlwau.
fees lberret6te.
Die Gabe trarbe BON 6errn GrabtfAcf
unter Danfesporten entseeenssncmmen.
Den S&l:baft Der fGSnen Setter btlbete
Der eOboefans .grOber Soft mir 1oben
BIDS, Der BON alien Sefttetlnstmern unter
8eslettuns fdn,mtlider MuTftcrps seiunsen
tpurbe.
Die @eretne ridten Johann unter Muit'
tldnsen mad loren 0uartteren al, bic sroee
Renf&enmense stas a1lmdlis auseinanber,
unb bamtt enbete elm Self, tpel&ss ntGt MUIR
Der 8epDlterung unitrer neuen 8tr&enmt.
trcpcle INNER unperseBtt4 bletben, fpnbern
aud In beren Mnnalen ftets etnea bersorra.
senben Ylas etnnebmsn tptrb.
SIN fDlgenber drummer perben mir bic
/ 3ebens9eiHt6te bes tC9p'fen Gr3btfdpfs
4enni benz 2efer tit furjen 3isen Sprlesen.
Die Gonfeerattp n bes gum 8tfdpi
BON Green gaY ertobenen bpGp'ten
@errn s. 4. Grantbaaer tutrb ntGt an, 21.,
fontern am 20. Stunt, als am Tefe ber
betltsen GpOfel 9etrus unb Yaulus fattfn.
ben.
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Mebrrrei4ung Sfs Qaainuns
@r3biidot 5. NJ. 9emmi
in ~ I 10 q e,
am 3. Stunt 1875.

Die Setter Der reberretGuns bes Ya1iums
an ben boGw'fen Gr3btiGcf &ennt rabna benz
Srpsramme semde tura mad 3ebn ner IN Der
NIT glumen unb @ewdGien f&6H betcrtrten
Ratbebrale tbrsn anfans. I'm btefe Stunes
traf Der 3us Der tcben Gtiflt&tett BON Der
ReIbsns bes GrsbtfGUfs aus In Der 9irGs
etn. Genislbsn srDfnetsn bic @lumnen bss
@aleEanums, baran retbte fG bic Gstl1tG.
felt Der GiS,is. (Cbaun bic bss @taatss.
nod Der &ansOrbnuns ranstrt unS ben Be-
fGlus bss fattlt&sn 3uses btlbetsn bic 3ur
Setter anpeienten tDGw' fen 8t(@Ofs9etb pom
2oerrfe. 3rautbuusr BON @reenbaa, Solsp
BON Gbieasp, @etbsnbuf& BON ct. Gloue
Wtnn., unb GOabiutcr.8tl&Of 8pan BON
ct. Qcuts, tpslGen f& Der tc6whrbisfe
Gr3btfGof 6ennt anf&lch sefOlst nOn ben
pdpfti&sn Ibselunbten, @cnltsncrt &On'
eettt unb ubaltt.
NaGbem Der tp&w'fe. Gr3btf6cf 9enni
ouf benz StrDnkGsl unb bic Stf&0fe tn fet'
ner Mdte @ise s%tnsenOmmsn unb BITE @etf'
ItGtstt f6 tnnsrbalt bes @anftuartuus auf'
eefsut bate. bssann busYOntiftalarnt, mel
Dies Der tpGw. 8t(Acf 8ets BON Ca Grr6s
eelebrtte. Die to6w. 9srren E. 8as, Yfar'
rer Der ttefsen ct. Martenttr&e, General
Ottar Marttn 8inbts unb Der tcQp. 9far'
rer @ilorb BON Sonb bu 9ae fungtrten ali
Diatcn unb Subbtatpn unb Der tcGw. Or.
@appeltcrI, Dtrsttor bee Seminars, ale
Gsrempstsnmeiner.
8if6Uf &San pom ct. 2ouis, elmer be,
ausseset&nstasn 8anaelrebner In ben Ser
Gtaaten, ttelt bic Tsfprebtst In enslii&el
@praGe. CT leste fetnsr &ebe ben naGfe
bensen Ssrt suGrunbe $50 bin Der @etn
acd unb tor feb bic &eben." CT mites bar
ouf bin, bae bic tsuttse Grbebuns bes Si
fHofs Sennt gum GrabtiHOfe namentlt& fiji
bic teutfGsn &atbcltfen etns ercbe &nerfen
nuna In R@ TRACE, neil ttes bas erfe Ma
ftt, bus In ben Ser. Staatsn Elm Deuti&e
aur erabtl&0Ft&en @arbs sstanst. Ct ga
fptoun stne berebte @Atlberuns, pte b
uunmetrtse Gr3btfHof mtttslcs uns uns'
tannt rDr 81 Satren In Der eannaltesn Btis
rts @tseOnRn anssfummen, rte CT tstr
Stride unb feinen Mmtst'urer setabt bab
ibn su empfanssn obsr ct aase Pets lei
@srtrausn ouf Soft seisst anb Soft bal
tbn selssnet, unb fetne tsute fattfnesu'
Grbsbuns ~ elmer Der tS&fen Stnfsn D
ftr6ltGtn 6teror6te let Der wcblpsreteni
2ptn ietnsr Sreue anb 3upsrf4t auf b.
bimmltlGen Batter.
Stf&Cf &San futr Johann fort, ba6 b
beuttse Setter ntht aIetn fur bte beutfhe Il
ttcltlte StpSlterung Der Ser. @taaten, fol
bern aud fur bic seiamnte beutf4e fatbcl
fGe Gtrtasnbsit cine &nsrtennuns itt. q
werbe bic tsst 70 l&wer sspraften teut(Gl
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(SfftetelIe MtttbetlunS.)
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SIN benz GapiteI, bas am 2. Stunt mad
Mtttaa In Der @btst ct. 2ubwis am see
aur Wabl zines nsuen %btss an bte Stele
bis eben gum apUteltf8en gitars pom nDrb'
It&sn Wtnnefota unb Datcta ecnlertrten
frateren &btes bcGw'fen 9erra &upertSe Eel
benbuf9 at9sbaltsn wCrbeu, erbtelt i'm streitsn
@ablsonse Der tc6w. P. Snnpcen3
@oIt Theol. DR.. unp ;prtcr pDn ct. @tn
cent In 9ennlplpanten bic 3ur 8att erfcr'
herltGe ab(Olute 9timmenmebrbeit, nGunltG
untsr "a Sttmmen brei3ebn, unb mar alfo
gum Mbte BON CT. 2abpis erpdblt.
Da iebpG Der bs&w'as 81. @bt 8ontfa3
@tmmer Dor ct. @ineent, welGer ais @e'
neral.&bt tem Wabl.G UIesium prdfbtrte
unb bic @eRnnuns fetnss sprtrefftGen P.
SrtoIs fannie, bteer @atl feline 3uatu'
rnuns pnfaste. 70 paree bic @abl mad se'
Iesltfer NUrm eTneuert; une ba tn ben
pDrsenummtnen bret @ablsGnsen ,fetns at'
fOtute @ttmmenmebrteit mebr er3telt wurbe,
70 stns mad b IN S1bens'S tatuten basRe6t
etnen Nbt 3u pdblen, auf ben p%Driseaben
General. @bt leltf iber, Der tann In Strait
bieIes &sGtes ben bc6w. P. Alertus
G~beIbrpd, btsbsrtsen Director bes ct.
Spbn's College,, Der bic Mebrbett
Der @ttmmenI unter ben lbrtsen
Ganbtbaten, ,ndmtt@ IL Sttmmen bate,
aun1 &bte srtl6rte unb aufRe1te, Cbwobl
berlelbe bic &nnabme Ser abteiliAen @lrre
ab3ulsbnen fuGte. Gs 1T ieec& nod bic
8efGtisune Don Setten bes Yapfes 81 e.
irarten.
%nmert. b. &eb. - 9rGw. P.
&lertus Gbsl5rr6 To. bur& fein bisbertsss
fesensretGes @trten als SrpfsGcr unb Dt-
rector bes CT. SOtns Gp1eaiums unb aud
ale SeellCrser in tretteren &retien befens
befannt, 70 tab @etteres In bteier 6tnli4t
unnDtttg mare, unb benz @anbsrer nur
nod lbris bletbt, ben ueuen @bt 3u bitten,
er uDss befen Interchangeable @ratulo'
ton e~enetmtaen unb beunfelben bas btsbertse
MDblwD1en bepabren.