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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-14

The New Mines i'm the East Range.
We have heretofore frequently al
luded to the gold mines recently dis
covered in the East Range; but as our
information relative to them was de-
rived principally from persons unac-
quainted with mining, we have re-
Trained from making any extensive
notice of the discoveries. Now, how
ever, William Woolcock, an expe-
rienced miner; one who has been en-
gagged in the business for years, and
has had charge of the Arizona and
other mines, and is considered one of
the best judges of mines in the county,
confirms tie statement of many others
relative to the new discoveries in Sierra
District. He visited the locality few
days ago, and was agreeably surprised
at the prospects. Ii Informs US that
he had been over the ground hun
dreds of times, having worked and
prospectea long time in the vicinity.
The lodges are situated in o porphyry
and a quartzite belt, which extends
from Stanford Canyon on the north to
Gem Canyon on the south, and is two
or three hundred feet wide. The
veins discovered in this belt are the
Thacker, Goodrich, Centennial, Silver
State, Monitor, Mono and Amarynth,
all of which have been prospected on
the surface. The course of the veins is
north and south, but with the develop
ment3 made at present it is impossible
to arrive at any correct idea of their
extent. The ore is of a brownish
color, apparently oxydized iron. in al
most every piece of which free gold is
visible to the naked eye, and from
present appearances there is enough of
it to supply an unlimited number of
stamps. Assays of the ore show that
it also contains from $40 to $15 per
ton in silver, and vein in which sill
yer predominates has been discovered
in the belt, aud traced two or three
hundred feet. AS these mines are only
q short distance from Winnemucca,
and are easy of access from the railroad
at this place, their successful develop
ment is a matter of much Importance
to our citizens, and everybody hopes
that our informant's opinion of their
richness and permanently will be veri-
fed by development.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-14

A MONSTER LoooMorIvE.-A new
six-wheel connection locomotive, No.
1899, for the Central Pacific Railroad,
passed here last night. 1t was mon
ster in size. being almost double the
size of ordinary engines.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-14

A CHINESE FEAST. The Celestial
residents of this place are making
great preparations for big feast to-
night. They call this Dead Mans
Day." and in accordance with their
superstitious notions place pork and
other delicacies where they believe
they are accessible to the dead, whose
spirits come and partake of them.
They have roasted several hogs whole
for the occasion, to the expense of
which every ChiDaman who had rel
alive die within the last decade con-
tributes more or less, in proportion to
the quantity of edibles he wishes fur
nishel them. Deceased Celestials,
who have rich and liberal relatives
living, are therefore much better pro-
vided for in the spirit land than less
fortunate ones whose brothers and
fathers are too poor or too stingy to
provide square meal for them.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-14

FaEIGHT FOR THE NORTH. - The
Jones Brothers, Pete Braman and
Harry Watson left to-day with four
teams loaded for Silver City and South
Mountain. They took $4,000 pounds
OF freight, principally merchandise.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-14
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

Last Evenings Board.
10 Meadow Valley ca
1870 Eureka so
% Raymond Il Ely AK, 4S
10 Phoenix
800 American Flag "a
100 Silver Peak u
100 Belmont 312
100 Rye Patch l u IL
$40 Jefferson Az, As
$50 CHA AZ, b 3, AZ
800 Panther -
300 Leopard l01a 1G
80 KK5
300 Webfoot 1910
175 Geneva
10 North Belle %
$50 South Mountain II. IL
40 South Chariot rs, 10, 62Hc
$40 Poorman AZ, IA
740 Golden Chariot "a. IA, 15s, IL
80 Illinois G, ca. 81
$50 Mansfield 87is, SOC
$50 Occidental A 42s, "a, 5
800 Midas 4 "a
1925 South California 3,
1905 Leviathan l
525 North Carson soc. 25c
425 Alta IA. 2
200 New York 35s, 34
100 Sheridan |
245 Tyler 10, III
40 American Flat 81
$50 Wells Fargo 40c
200 Cosmopolitan 40c, 35c
80 Challenge ~,
10 kossuth q
435 Andes Az, "a
200 Leo u
300 Mint GOc
80 Eclipse ID
7sO Dayton G14, f7i, ca s10.655,
800 O. q. Hill ~, 23t
$50 Lady Washington 21a, 224, 2%, 3
800 Niagara 75c
30 Florida 2%
430 Woodville ,, 23s
800 Rock Island
800 Picton soc
This Mornings Besrd.
9l5 Ophir 10, 10 b 5, 691s, 692z, G9ss
AS Mexican q. 271l, 272S. 27[
go Could & Curry AZ, 2I11, 24L b
80. p, 2474
TO Best Y Belcher 5s1<, 584, ISL,
591l b 80
$50 Savage Ill. 10. 1897
3S5 Chollar 1l5, 1l5H. l16
105 Hale * Norcross 81, GO. 81
$50 Crown Point 35, 351a, 355s, 2534,
IS
30 Yellow jacket 100. 101
1870 Imperial ID, 1871, 1917, 10
80 Empire Mills 1913
40 Kentuck l62+
425 Alpha az, Is. 24e4, 245s
$40 Btlcher 20. 23H
100 Coll Hill Quartz ~
800 Confidence u. IA, 2S. 271s,
281%, 2s14, 289t
1886 Belcher %, 291&
6l0 Lady Bryan rs
30 Globe Use
EGO Julia &c. u
50 Bacon Ice
l75 Con. Virginia 800, 3291s, 800
$40 Union IL. 1913. l094
so knickerbocker 3
400 Sierra Nevada 1917, 1871, 10
$50 Snccor y. 195
235 Caledonia 271I. 27s4. Is
800 California 81, G634, 81 b5, 66H,
6S b30
$50 Justice 1893, 1927, 195, 1872, 1914,
b 1911,
200 Bullion Sc, 561., 81, b30,
10 Exchequer 225
10 Seq BeleheI 81
1875 Baltimore 5. Az, Az
SEQ Silver Hill 12s4 1917. 10
800 Raymond Il Ely As, 47H
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-14
LOST $5 REWARD.


A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
having claims against him are requested to
call at his office in Unionvlle, and settle up
Immediately. GEORGE NJ. MILLER
Unionville, August 4. lS75.-2w
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05

- itile, nnbea6tets 2eute, aber frOb unb
gtiidtt0!"
Sbr t~branenbones Guse tuan6erte iber.
Die 0ben DG6er, ferne, ferne CUR uniiAt>
barren t6einlatD. Wapeleine preBte tDren
Iopt fefter an iie.
Limb Der 3rtbun 2"
Dtarion err0tbcte. 80, tuenn ct fi6
enti0lieBen m06te! Qu6 fir Did, Wta5
6%eletlie, i9lagt Elm marines, treneS 5er5,
Sreoertgo! StoBe i'm ni6t 5urlid. YSir
baben Nae orrtBlab unb f0nnen als cine
8roBe 6ainiIie nit einanoer leben.
u8ifie mid, Warion!"
Ote S6tDeitern bielten it9 LANCE ur1s
atnt. 9lOBlt6 er6ob ft9 OtaOeleine.
nS6 mn6 fort, Die SHUTTER bes 8ertouiL=
LOT belu9en,- bic geitern in Der Tabrtt
nerunglidt it,"
r6ar6tet 0u Did ni6t, ben tDeiten
@e9 auetn gu MAIDEN 2"
rs tbut mir Jtielnol1b ettuas, un6
iolLte mid Semano beleioieen tpOaen, 10
tptro pie SOipeiter 9artbG's ii6eraa gez
mug Vfdnner %filoen, ite gu oertbeiotgen!~
(SdIub fOIst)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05

St trot eiren Sdritt 5uriid. user biYt
On, ltnslIGlibe, Die beutc eIelen Jalnell
nenut?"
SD bin feline S6tpsiter nno iu1e
tbn."
2anee Ta6 er mir ins@eIidt, 8tueifeGnb,
priifenO, bann iagte er tur3, tloem ct
icine 8affe einitedte:
rSolge mir 8irgertn."
hub CT fiDrte mi0 81 ttleilem 8ruoer.
Wfourice uno Warion, Die bel t1m lebte,
elnpftngen Die 8erlorene nit beiBen unlz
arnlun9en un6 I6rdnen. Der mid Su
iDnen gebra6t - i6r tennt i'm, es lit Oer
Sribun.
Das lit metne Gel6i6te, ibr, 9ti9ter,
uno Ii uttDbiIt, 0b'i0 Ne0t babe, Oies
len Wann an%3utl0gen!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05

baS 9te0t, Did Su ri6ten, benn tpir iill6
BPM 8olfc e%ruannt, unb, mas Dir bielz
Ieidt mebr gilt, mir Daben Die Wia6t.
On bit III u%nierer @eipalt. 0enfe babcr
nur an 9eine 8ert0eioigung. User flagt
ben bier cri0ienenen 8iirger GDarles
Saint Sulteu an 2"
vS0!" rief cine frdftige ipeibIi9eSti
me. ct. Sulien blidte mad Der 9ti1trug
bin uno fab cine bpbe @eitalt = elm bleiz
Dies, ebles @eii6t nit bunflen, feurigeu
Nu9en, nmipallt bon langem, goloblons
Den 0aar. .3itterub wanbte ct ftp ab.
Or erfannte nc, nn0 MIN iuuBte Ell, DaB
e. III Der 6anO Der fur9tbarel, ulerbitt>
Ii1en 9td6e lei.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-06

9cn 2ebens uno bes 9ansen dubernNfeu=
16en angebobnt. I9ie 11nterri9tsgcgen=
itdnbe 1el6jt f6rbcrn blr6 ibreu innern
@crtb uno Se5us auf bas @emiitb> auf
Sic @erlta11bes= unb Ginbil0un9strof
au6 Die Gr5iebung Deg Ginbes lueisntlid5.
Ser bibn] ]6=b itDril6e ltnterri6t fiibrt
oas &inb ni9t bins III cine lpunoerborc,
bus @emitb tiefcrre9enoe @elt> lonocrn
sibt audi s~etei9 cine A}ense crbobencr
Sugenbbeilpielc, bur6 wclbe ba$ reli=
gi6s=l littli6e @efiibl md6tig 9ef6roert
uno Dem @e!pilien iein rc6ter Snbolt
ge9eben lpirb. G6enl >uirf It Der Teligi=
onsunterri1t ouf bas Scr6dltnib bes
&inbes Su leinen Meitmen5 n56en an0 81
Der sanscu 9}otur bos re6te 2idt unO
16drft mcbr unb mebr oell @inn fiir's
6eili9e unb Gcine. @enn boDer au6
Sos Glternbous Die nd6l ltc @tQtte uno
bie Tamilie Die bette @runOlo9e blci6t,
10 1ebt es bod nab Dem @elogten fclt
oab Die @r9ansuns Der Gr5iebnn9 pe-
lentli6 in Der @dule gcl6iebt, unO buB
nur bielc 1i6er por Ginlciti9teit in Der
Gntluidelung beluaDren fam. Sic ',piro
uno fam jeOp6 lire Muf9abe MIR lDlen>
>uenn lie CUR Strife ins ri6ti9e @crbalt=
nib tritt uno lid pon oieler 6efru6ten
unb lt:ten ldbt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-06
Obio @aiieufreuuo.

Sbrer 1hDnen &unit wibmen f6nnten."
OemMoler traten Die S1rdnen in ben
sugen. ~0ie an9encbmc @telun9> lueI1e
@ie mir bieten," la9te er nit geriibrter
@timme, ~nebme ih freuoi9it an, ollein
nibt ols Mnerfennun9 mener tiinliler=
l6en 8sf0bi9un9, nidt ols 8ergetlung
beionoerer, SbneA erluislenerW obltboten,
ionoer nit banfbarer gelinung 9esen
Die eottli6e @oriebun9 uno 9s9en @ie,
9naoi9e Trou! Sat lid oo6 beute ,uie=
Der Der alte @ot neu an mir bewobrbei=
tet ! ~Die Wuslaot im@uten lit tlein, Die
grnte 9reB."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-06
GdS betenbe Htub


en elmer fleinen &opeac, ouf elmer an
mutbigen 96be, mnr etlua 10 Minuten
pom 9Orfe gele9en fnicte Elm beilduii9
elijdbrises Mdo6en in oiirfti9erGleioun9
uno betete. 9ie 9dnoe rang Die &leine
9egen ben 9immel unoSbrdnen ent ltr6m<
ten ibren 9lugen, als lie nit lauter@timme
ousrief vSarmber;i9er @ott! erbalte
meine quite Wlutter am 2eben Obne iie
lpdre ieb ia cine perJaH Hene @oiie."
D}arie, luie mir Die 9etenOe nennen
luoQen> mo@te 1i6 fir unbeabtet 9ebalten
boben, oenn an fan9s par auBer ibr giie<
mano i'm &ir6ltin selueien. @pdter mar
unbemertt EN- frem0er 9err eingetrden
oe1jen Mugen nit @obl9efauen auf Dem
&inoe rubten.
Sekt erbob i@ 9}arie bonn @ebcte, oa
eine Der Tremoe auf lie gu uno bub init
tuei6erStimme an ~9u baf elne trante
W}utter> &leine?"
rM@ ia," jommerte bic @efro9te, "uno
tein @elo i'm 9aule. Ser 9lrjt! Der 9lpo-
tbefer!"
vgimm liebes&inb i" iaste Der Trembe,
oriifte Dem Mdoden Elm 9robcs @eloitiid
in Die Sano uno entfcrnte li6 eili9lt>
obne Den 9anf ab3utuarten.
Mforie ,puBte nid)t, wie ibr geibob.
SIR Blid fiel erit auf Die lift unbetante
0}iinse; bonn aber erbob er lid freuoi9
oont6or ee9en ben 9immel. Ser Trem=
ben fiiGrte 1ein Weg in Elm III fernes
@tdbt6en, unb ludbreno ct einlam oabin
panbelte, ipra6 er 5u li9: ~eine feline
Wobltbot fonnte id tipenoen, pel9e
I6on ouf Gr0en li6 rei4li6 lobnt; oenn
unausl0l l6li9 tief fat li@ Der 9lnblid oes
betenoen &inocs meinem Snnern einse=
prdst, bot MIDI 81 neuem @6affen be9ei<
fert. Gin Bilo min ib in's Daiein rut
fen, ,pel9es meinen 9fubm ols &unltler
balo be9rinoen loQ."
Ser SSrenbe mar elm iunger 0ealer>
wel6er cine feline Subreile unternommen
botte 3uriidgetebrt in feline Setmatb,
matte er nit eilernem Tleibe an Ser 9are
teuuno zines in einem &apel6en beten=
oen &inoes, pel6e ibm oas 2eben ielbit
BOT Nu9en gefiibrt batte. Sos pollenoete
Bilo lonote ct in cine 9rabe @taot CUR
&unit tous iteQun9. Sort fano es Be-
numbering un0 einen &dufer Inn 9oDen
4reis.
3manSis Sabre mobten ieit oiel ler &c:
sebenbeit Derfritben icin. 9o(9- 10 9ieB
Der Maler - fano jebt in ben l6onlter
Mannesjabren, oQein Die 5rdume oes
sSiinslin9s waren ni6t 5ur Wabrbeit 9e'
woroen. Gin l9mersli@es 9eioen, lpel9es
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-06

lelten Dem lboffenoen @ciite ginbalt auf
ldngcre 3eit. Sie eriehcnc &nbmespalme
botte Mibeunit, 9leib, Mibsslhid monh=
erlei Wrt i'm nidt erri'1sen la1en. Sic
bereits in @ebanten erworbenen Gei6=
tbimer poren @ebiloe Der Ybantalie 9e~
blieben, wdbreno Gin Ddufiges Setannt-
weroen leines @enie's uno in 6pl9e bel=
fen Elm mdbi9cs ginfommen bic trouri9e
Yro1a 1eines 2ebens ausmo6ten.
Gines Sagcs empfing er aus einem
mebrere Mcilen entfernten @9lolic Die
brie elbe @inlobun9, idaobaft ge,uoroene
@emdloe in ibrcr uori9en @6Dnbeit lpie=
Der berSul ltellen.
Plus osm&iinltler lit einSa9l0bner 9e<
wOroen," lagte er bitter.
9(ls er in Dem @dlolle an9elan9t mar,
tonnte i'm Die Sc Il kerir bieielhen, cine
iunge Mitlue, uel6e es CRIT lei einigcn
MO6en beluobnte, nidt 1o9leib empfan=
gen. Gin 0iener uies linn 3ein 3immer
an uno bot ibm einise grfril6unsen.
t,lrse 3eit reicbte CUR Grbolln9 uon Der
&ei1e bin unO bolo uerlon9te er, bic Ell
ncr tiinitlerilden Nodbiilie beoiiriti9en
Silocr su ieben.
Gin after Serr, lpelder i6 ibm ais Den
@erluolter 6es @Glo]les 5u ertennen CAB,
fiibrte i'm in einen 9roben @aol. 9(n
Den @dnocn bin9en @emdloe altercr uno
ncllrer Meifer pon perldjieOenem tiinltle=
lerildem Mert6e. Gin 8ilp.war perbiillt.
9es Malers 9(u9e rubte nur wenige
0inuten auf oieler unorinsli6en 9iile;
oann wollte er feline Wanoerung im5aale
fortleben. Ser 8ermaltcr o6er FOB rol6
Die Siile, unb: vMein 8ilo!" rief Der
&iinlt!er I'M Some Der beleli9enofen llez
berrai dung.
ssSn einem oifenen &apeu6en tniete Gin
tleines MGO9en, Oie 0Gnse sum- @ebete
gefoltet. Gin junser M}onn, i'm 9inter=
9runoe, wonoerte ii6er oos Telo. 9os
5fir6lein lelbit lag auf elmer anmutbi=
gen 96be Elm nobes 9orf NOR li9tbar.
vSa, SIRE &uuitlA6pfuns, mic ber9}a=
me oes Wleilt tiers unter Dem Siloe Sei9t."
beeann cine Same >peld)e nit einem
Mole Dem eritauten Sals sesenilberltano.
v0ie @ebieterin oes @9lo6es," bub
ser Nerwalter an, li@ ebrfllr@tsuoQ oer=
nei9eno.
v@ie tennen MIDI luobl nidt mebr 2"
fubr bie9ame fort, uoas betenOe &ino in
Der &apeqe uno i'd lino cine uno oielelbe
YerlDnliGfeit. Ser 9err oa au uBerbol5 Der
&apeQe, ,pel6er DEM &inee einen 9op=
peltbaler reicbte, NH Elm 9roBer 0}eiitcr
qe,pelen lein, oenn init leltener &c.
6d6tniBtrere fat er mein9ilo 'uobl 9etrof<'
fen."
v@elb' wunosrbore Tisung!" ipracb
Der &iinitler, roas Bib mar nod Tront=
reid perfauft poroer."
v1nb in Trantrei6 fat oasielbe mein
uerltorbener @atte nit 9roBen Opfern er=
tuorben. 9Yie aus Dem armen Mdo6en
cine pornebme Srau seluoroen, min i9
S6nen lpdter ersdblen, oa tic oo9 lan9ere
3eit III meinerl1mgebung psrlpeilen oiirf'
ten. unmDsli6 aber fam i9 Sbnen l9ils
BERN wel6e ,uebmiitbi9e uno oenno9
Ebeure @rinnerunsen oies Bilo in meiner
5eele ma6 erbalten, tuel@en Mertb oas=
ielbe fir MIDI, fir meinen @atten 9ebabt.
gnoli6 lit es mir na6 piclen Na6for'
ibun9en gelun9en, Dem Manne> melAer
nit 10 aortem 5inn eincs &inoes 9lotD
,o1;nArrt mpinpn npr1nnIid1pn Snnf al
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-06
= &c lit betonutlid) elm Witteltcn

- sc lit betonutlib Elm Mittelhcn
Scr v2iberalen" I'M oob @olt uneeit0rt
vousm oiern" Su t0nnen, oemIelhen per=
sul ul9wdben, unter i6rer 9erri6oft leien
bic upltstuirtbldaft ftliwen 3ultQnoe 9:dn'
scno, abcr in 2dnbern, no Die ~Pfafisn"
6crr16en, oo ,peroe' 5os NoIf aus9elogeu.
9ieI Ielbe 9reile fdllt jcbod mitunter aus
Dem 5octt uno ma6t @e ltdnonilie, Die
geraoe oos GjegentDeil pon i9ren ion iti=
gen 8ebauptlr9eu beueiien. @o brin9t
J. 9. Die vNationalseitung" Elm Teuille=
ton iiber Glanoern uno 8ro6ant ooB az
10 onfdn9t:
~Tabrifen, Giicnbabnen, GteintobIen
uno Piaffen 49, bos linb Die eriten Gin
oriicfe, Die li9 Dem &eilenoen beim Gin
tritt in oos beuti9e 8el9ien anioran9en.
Ser 8oben bes 2onoes, Die iberall
feibi9 bebauten 6luren, BON trdftigem
Baumwu6s, @ebiil6en uno9eden our6=
soeen, &ornf feloer, Obit= uno @cmiile=
9arten, @ieien unb Mdloer nidt obne
lamb l9aftli6e &eise, oo5u Die peltbiirmi=
gen @tabte, bebabig ausiebenoe 96rfcr
rin9sum serl erltreute8auerb0fe uno l9mude
2anbbduier nit w6bl9epFe9ten Parts -
9laes le9t Die 8ernlut6un9 nabe, 8el9ien
miilie Elm reides> Elm 9elegnetes 2on0
lein. llno Dem lit aud luirtlid) TO-"
-3ebn gi1@6fc Der Met6obi<
it.nlecte, Die tiirslilb in Gbicaso eineGonz
pention abbielten, boben at Den Nei6sz
tansler 8ismard Elm @breiben 9eri6tet,
in benz tie linn lire @Dmpatbie im&fe
9egen Die r0mil lde &irde ausoriidcn uno
i'm nit ibren@ebeten 5u unteri ben ber=
lpre6en. @p melbet luenigitens 0ie~ ~9ioro=
oeutlde Nq9emeine"> uno Die mub es
,ui1len. - Sic 6e9n auserluablten &iilt=
;euge bQtten lieber ben 9eren 9ismard
9lei6 einlaoen lollen 1ier9er Su fommen
I'M oas perldma6tenoe GulturpH Hdn5den
in ben Ser. @taaten su be>udllern. 9ie
Seutl6 ameritonilden Gulturfdmpfer
miiroen oa 9elpib ins9eiammt aug 9ant=
BARRETT ouf Die grmel liinoer6ant 9eben
un0 eiiri9eMetbooilten wcroen. 8ielleibt
tOnnten Die 5ebn 8iid0fe gar oen 9roben
9feid) d)sfanler befe1ren, uno eas tpdre ia
cine berrlibe Mquiiitiou.
- g8as Elm @ouperneur
II i 9t MlIes tbunoll. Tor eini=
gen Sa9en tamen slpei dltlide 9amen
nit einen liebenjabri9en Sungen in bic
Nmts Itube bes @ouD. 9enoridS bon Sn=
biana uno perlan9ten, oab oieler ibnen
@tlpas fir cen Sungen, Der nit @9wa<
rem bebaftet lei, 9ebe. 9abei tniipften 1ie
Dem Sungen Die Sadie auf uno lnoen oen
@ouperneur Sur Otular Snlpettion elm.
9lls bieler iDnen be9reifli6 sema9t, oob
bic Seilun9 BON @dwdren ni@t leines
Mmtes lei, mcinten Die 9amen topfl9iit<
ielnb, unler&c9ierunsslDFem lei oob isbr
uno t0nne obne 9roBe &efor=
men unm09li6 ,ueitcr befeben.
-9ie Yereinigten @taaten
liefern, wie iiG aus Dem lebten 8eri9te
Der @nslii6en 9anoelstanlmer ergibt. an
unstfabr 1eds5ig Yro=
cent bon allem Mei5en uno Mebl, oeHen
bag Snlelrei6 neben leiner ei9enen Yro=
button beoorf.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-10-06

tally the new status given to all the
illogical questions by the advances of
modern science, have withdrawn the
great leading questions of Religion
from the jurisdiction of the scholas-
tic and speculative past, and brought
them, virtually, before a new and
more broadly constituted tribun al.
There is scarcely polemic question
to-day that accepts the Christian and
Hebrew scriptures as an authority
of final appeal. The pleadings of
the Orient no longer carry prece-
dence over Occidental thought. The
day is not far distant when all scrip
tural, metaphysical and scholastic
questions pertaining to historic the
ology, will be reargued in the open
court of science, and disposed of &C.
cording to the statutes writ and or
dained in the Kingdom Of the
World.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-10-06

ORDER.
BY j. L. DUDLEY.

The problem of life is education.
The basis of all educationis ORDER;
and order is legitimate antecedence
and consequence. This procession
is another name for life, growth, de-
velopment, beauty, truth, goodness,
in the mental, moral, material
worlds. Fine Art is expression, the
Revelation of the spirit of divine
Order in the letter of sense. The
Sculptor, the Fl inter, the Singer, the
Poet, when inspired from behind
the sense world, give us divine re-
syelations because they give transla-
tons Of divine Order. The bloom
Of rose, born of bud, the child
of seed, whose father is in the
great beyond "across the boundary,"
is theophany, the blush of God in
sight, the hither terminus of long
transmigration, the "tenth incarna-
ton" of Vishnu in Nature. This
IS the Order and Harmony Of the
world. Such is education. All
true education is the unfolding of
what is infolded in the germinal
premises of our life. It is the mind
or spirit of our human nature awak-
ened from the sleep of its possibili-
ties, and set forth in the order of
conscious and musical reality.
None but the hand of a divine skill
should rock the cradle, or the kim
ding Of a divine breath start the
life of this pupil Of Immortality, the
Soul.
The great word with the An
clients, was ancestors; the great word
with the Mederns, is posteyity.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-10-06

JUDGE BooTH's lecture before the
Philosophic Society of Chicago,
giving a lawyers estimate of evil
dence of the resurrection of Christ,
is marked production, and will
challenge attention. According to
the finding of the learned jurist the
case IS not made out by the Evan
CYCLISTS and Apostles.
This question of Resurre ction,
like that of miracles i'll general, the
antiquity of man, the origin of the
world, incarnation, revelations, in
SEPARATIONS and redemptions, is one
that is undergoing revision. Many
of these questions can no longer be
handled on the old method. The
startling researches Of modern schol-
arship, the ability, fidelity and bold
ness of modern criticism, and espec-
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