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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-06
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-06
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-06

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SarRaa, t2. " 8tn'anuS.
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Another Miracle" Exposed.

Another miracle has occurred in
Belgium, which cdifes greatly all vino
insist upon being edited. \ young girl
has been discovered who not only possess
es the miraculous sGymata, or bleeding
wounds, but survives on the slight ali
ment of one consecrated wafer every
eight days. A bold, bad man, very
Didymus, offered to giye.S0 600 francs to
the church and return to
its bosom if the managers
would place the miraculous young woman
under ceaseless scientific supervision for
the eight days, but the managers said that
he was Il sacrilegious atheist, and de-
clined the offer. 1t will be remembered
that similar course of action was taken
in the case ofthe sleeping beauty, in
Wales not long since and when
she surrendered, after having
starved vigorously for three days.
she and her parents were promptly sent
to Jail for conspiring to obtain money un-
der false pretences The real miracle
about the Belgian st,pmata is that the
people still consider her miraculous
being.l The wiScSt man who has yet dealt
with such case was. We believe, Arch
bishop A,cmann, of San Francisco, who,
when one al these bleeding virgins came
TO him. admitted that the >t'qmGtd BLEED,
but set to work to see if there was not a
natural cause for the phenomena, bccom-
ing, of course, speedily satisfied that there
WAS
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should come to an end. And there is no
reason why it should not end. All we
want is energy, patience and confidence.
Above all thing, however, we desire to
prevent our people from plunging into a
deeper panic by giving way to the Big
Bonanza fever which now RACES in Wall
street. We desire to see our business
pulsing and throbbing with the activity
OF wealth, and not feverishly beating
with the activity of disease. Now that
spring opens so brightly, and now that
our business heavens are bathed in sum
shine, the future Frightening with hope,
we cannot be too careful in avoiding the
speculations of Wall street, in keeping
away from fancy stocks aud using our
money in honest business interests and
investments, and not throwing it AT the
feet of desperate gamblers who live only
by deceiving and plundering the public.
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The best informed real estate agent
in New York give it as their opinion that
rents for city dwelling houses the coming
season will be lower for all classes above
81. 500 per annum. Lower priced houses
will be rented at about the same figures
as last wear. Desirable small houses that
have rented previously for less than l.
coo year, will probably bring more TINS
season. on account of the large numberot
persons who are tired living across rivers
that are SO often ice bound in winter.
Store rents will probably be twenty to
twenty-five per cent lower Tor
Wholesale rs well as retail trade In
bro"kIyn, 1t Is admitted on all hands,
there Will be a decided decline. At this
moment there is greater number OF
houses To- let IN the suburbs than has been
Known IN March for many wears past.
Rents there are proportional to the dis
lance from the ferries The same class
of dwellings that bring 1000 to 1900 A
year within the radius of a mile of the
East river, will not command more than
$500 TO 1920 on the other side of
Washington Park. In all that region.
an unusual feature SO early in the season,
is the large number OF parts of houses to
ct.
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Some of the State legislatures seem
disposed to clinch the pledge of Congress
for resumption ofspecie payments jan
uary l, 1879. The New York legislature
has passed bill providing that all taxes
levied in the State after that date shall
be paid in United States coin or notes
redeemable in gold, and that every con-
tract made or implied and payable after
that date in dollars, not of specified
kind, shall be payable in United States
coin of the standard fixed at the time the
contract is made. A bill containing the
same provisions has been introduced IN
the Massachusetts legislature.
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THE GERMAN EMPERORS.

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ACheerGul Spring.

From the \. \. Herald.
All the indications point to cheerful
sprinr. with fine business prospects and
energy in trade. The long winter is
brcnkinr. our people are recovering from
the prostrating effects Of the panic.
There is much activity in commercial
circles The farmers are preparing for
their crops. In every branch OF indus,
try and commerce we have cheerful
signs. 1t Is tl'i' :,
this "long strike
were this long season of depression,
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THE NEW HYPERION.

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MALCOLM.

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alt Is the most mature, elaborate and
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at is a production Of great merit, the
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POLITICAL ETHICS,

By Francis Lirbcr, LID. AUthorof"CiyJl
Liberty and Srli-Goycrnmcnt.' New
and Revised edition. Edited hN TN
udurr j.. Wopi,ry, Lib. $40. 2N"l>.
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BDSiyIt JDEytuL
Few words of the sort hay
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Manual of Political Ethics story amt
krnt being among TIA" number of those
who have given IL warm Communications"
". J. Nd'pcHd'n.
"Thc learning of tn" treatise is iHcontc>-
table. The need OF this lraruiug in this Of
all countries and NOR" now than ever h,-
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This is the earliest of the three great
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on this class of subjects. - BOSfDH T0hS-
Crypt
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ONEWOMAN'S TWO LOVERS;

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many scenes Of beauty 10 the book, and
picturesque passages abound IN II, IL u a
well written and thought-out story,
showing refinement aud imagination ~
well as a high ideal on the writer's part,
Boston Evening Transcript
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BIGELoW's LIFE OF FRANKLIN.

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MEMOIRS OF JOHN QUINCY
ADAMS.

COMPRISING Portions of his Diary from
1875 10 1913. Edited by Hon. Charles
Francis adams. With Portrait, SNo.
Extra cloth. Per vol. 500. -Four vol
umS now ready.
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"'Patricia KENDALL" by +. Lynn Lin
ton, is the best novel OF English HE mat
we have seen since the 'Mld'ilrmarrh, - {
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BHilCtR.
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"a very entertaining volume, written
evidently by a thorough going Democrat,
aiming To prove the theory that by the
eating OF the forbidden fruit by Eve Is
meant her seduction by satan in the gus"
OF one OF the pre- Adamit" races of men.
While the theory he rNpiatrS upon uS j.
by no means original, the treatment j.
decidedly 50; and il is ~ a work of literary
high art, rather then rs a prcScntmcnt ol
n striking theme; that We especially com .
mend the volume to the close attention OF
our readers. "-NcW HdueH PdiiddtUnI.
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PATRICIA KENDALL.

By f. LINN Linton, author of Lizzie
Iorton," '.The Girl OF the Period"
Joshua Davidson" etc. l2mo. Fine
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IIULDA.

\ Delightful Romance. After the German
Of +. Lcwald, by Mrs. y. l.. " ister, trans.
lator Of The old Mam'>cll"'S Secret,
"Only a Girl" "Gold Elsie, The Little
Moofland Princess etc. l2mo. Fine
cloth. Sl.15.
There is not n heavy page In tn" on
flag from introduction to fms. "-JiVG-
deiphid Ner AOe.
and sentiment, and yet one which Will
command the universal sympathy Of all
classes of readers. Boston GiOJc.
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at is perfectly evident that the author
of What boy has madra study of the
gcnuS homo, whether claS>"d rs little boy,
or old boy. This story can be- Cordi-
ally commended for instruction and en-
Boston Transcript.
"|,yrrv member of the family will BE-
sure to read II through, and, after enjoy
ing the authors honor, will tnd them
selves in possession of something solid 10
think about. "-NcjC York Christian tntpn.
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"Thc theory Of this work, unlike the
speculationS OF Darwin ana others who
drrugatc from the honor OF the creator j.
designed rather 10 indicat" Il, by demon
starting purpose, harmony, prrfoctibi,ity,
and induStrUctihility in all the work. Of
infinite power 1t is full OF original and
startling propositions. ST. LOHs T,nt,s.
"a philosophical ESSAY designed to DEM
OnStratc that other limit. intelligence, be-
sides man are endowed with immortality
and destined to people heaven. Ia" book
Is thoughtful, novel In its theories AMI the
arguments advanced Ia support ih"m,aHd
refreshing by reason OF his vigorous style.
- BOSTON Journal.
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WHAT A BOY.

Problems Concerning Him |. What
shall we do wit him? II. What Will Il"
do with himself? III. Who is to blam"
for the consequences? by Julia \. " IL
lis. with FrOntispiccc. l2mo. Extra
cloth 10
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THE PRE-ADAMITE;

or. Who Tempted Eve? Scripture and
Science in Union respecting the Anti
duity of man. BY A.HOylc l.cStcr,author
OF "Anccdotcs Of Great Men, Emo.
Cloth. Sl.25.
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WILDMOOR.

\ Novel ~ Florence Eurrkr't. l2mo.
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