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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04

NHWPM sI, Spatb, DurHlHturun.
ecu u. I. 10. al IbirsH IN siuem Sabre per
ri9iet aIs alIf anbnsn puresbli@sn SdImitt.I
felt GTf&affuHs bn WsIt. Das Rtrspi bgs
Eminent unb 3tusnift bsmsrlsnspnibsr Del.
Innstn btsIsiitr isbe 8lafHe unb ipnbsu an
9tbtmauu fret ptrfansi. Dire IN ftfn DUN.
bug. 90 gibi ftintn S&mfrL ben % Hni6i
linbtTt. feline @sfapuIl obrr 2abmnns, psI&s
ID nt&i belt. Sttfns Bamilie unb Ftin Bisb.
tistnibhmrr lann Iid obnt Gentaur Eminent
btbslffH. Die 8laf&t nit ptibtn Ilmldlda
iinb fur bsH GamilIfn gfbrauR; bic nit atIbsHi
fir 9bitt. gTtis so Gtuis; ercbt 8Ialbtn
T.O0. q. q. @ofe 8 Co.,
Rsc. 53 SrOabpnp
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04

gefAite TIM Staate' NrfeHal. =
SIN bItfssn Giaais slrisnaI bsfnsff ii3 26
aanOusu, 15,277 8Iinirn pHs 9a&l'v, 1910
wiliuIsr, U. S53 S6bt. Ssl 10 f&cu sauaf.
Dis aus Rem gui&i b,s UmHaLA Abiuianisn
ID nIstsn ilt fns In psnniyISanisH 81, ATS
psrfeHsn miIiidrpaiaiis, BON tfHsp 6.9e9 hsE
aoiicuaI @artt ansibSssn. Dif 9ati hE
Offftnt IL 73e.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04
aBte man cline Sbbraut anft dur,

Bte man cine 9Dbrant aufthaHf,
- @dbisas ttm ntuliHsu ialisH @silsE isai
dutm Wann, In 9Sbns sippn hIs eysrant %
sfrmtu, 70 sa6 n isin Dafr batsu Tennis.
lin 6@ R,ib ~ sri&aTtu, frus H siHsH
Ra&tar, mas ju tbun fsi. CT, iasis hisfsE.
,.maSt Gsun, um bic pysrant, 70 ha6 lls auf-
ttaut." @tiasi, s,ibau. TH suis WaHp
ma&it Brun um be eysrant uHs Fsbs sa
at ibauit nirIlit auf - IN Rau&! Die cy.
Srant Ear ron paIi uns braHnis nnihrIia
ait
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04
&btlaOcIpbia s OteaD ina
Cifenbabn.
@intsr sarranstmsut
Sanuar II, 1875.

3ass StrIaftn 3auisburs, pIs fcIsi:
Ra& Rstp. gurf. uHi $40, $40 Mpra,ns. 4
200 Ra6mtttass, unb I'm t7.dO absn6s.
Ra& philadelphia. um $40, $40, 9.4s Rerasn
Hnb um 200 unb $50 IaSmiitass.
Rad RsabiHs, nm 5.20, $40 unb 3. .a5Wlpra.ns
unb I'm 200, $50 unb 7.4O sla&mittase.
Raa gutissiIls. I'm $40, $40 glsrs,ns une nm
$50 Ra6miitaes, unb sia GaHpIIiu unb Gus.
auspanna 6psisbaeH um 2.4o Ha9mtttass,
Rad aatniOpH, um 6.2O, $40 @oratnS. pnb
400, $50 unb 7.40 RadmittasS.
Die $40, $40 RSstns 200 Ra6mtiiaas. unb
t7,to absHbsaes ssPsn burt bio natb y, gUi.
Die $40 Murstns unb 400 gladmtilnss-
8ass ssbsn buItt bic na@ wbiIabsIpbta.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04

Sabt Sbr ie elm 8inb eefeben,
bas nibt &66er In isinsn SdublpiBsu
battle! @snn Sbr sins stItbtu batt. 70 Snlai.
ftt Gu& saraut t06 bic SGubt NIT Sllosr
Sips Snlsbtn partu. DitlsItsn trastn EG
nie an ben 3tbfn aus. 8nIutbtt itl
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04

Der GeSanfe TT IdherIid, bel
S6aben Taben anluwfntsn, br fault,
Obsr Stifis psi6s f& ,ulammsu,isbn unb
ansfaasn. Bur 9sfsfisuus tsr SSbIn an
sas SbrIshT tr SiIsftI Osu S&ubs N
Sable Sereip GDtre bas sIuiiss baIibars
RaisTfnI.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04
$1,53s,5S9.61
Wtrm Batn.

Dttm len,
9aar an Sane unb IN br 9anl $46,GOi.s0
Bombs unb Roriaaess; sTfs Qnlprihe
anf Iiessabts Gtesnibum I'M Wnib
psn 81 ,6g3,700, GGG, 1870. %
Der. 81. 8oHbs, aHesssbsHn Dnib, 67o, 1850. 90
Staat unb City Banbs, 1924 90
8aHf>S >Stp6, 100000
MnIeibsH sefl6ut burd GslIatsraIs (ans
ssstbtHtr Dtrib, $ss. .47S), 29,50O.0 90
grunbtlefHthum, Al 1855
8uEaas an SniersGtn, San. !, 1876, 1o.76O.s4
8aar IN Sanb btr NetntsH, un6 luH
GtHfenbune bertit, 97,5sa. .I6
nuspatItirte grdmisn auf NplieIse, 3,674.5s
aA a. roo = AZ ~
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04

0Birthfbafts'eij snfsu. = 6oIstH
be pnfOusn babsH ibrs AppIiiaiicnsn fiiE BiEib'
lAait. unS Rtaaurati'Hs eiisnisn bel sfT
gsnti sinsnsitt Gin MtiipS&, ben 3. Gf-
bruar lonsn bic anlprIi&s bH aPpiiiaRisn
a,b6ri pnesn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04
geataar 2inimsnts

Dot iruneubartrs Gursu
bon @bsnmaiismus, S&msE.
itii, @tfHpulasn, GrplfttuIsu,
Dtrb6rtnnsen Der 9riife, Der.
brhbunesn, SaI,1ub, @ranb.
punhsll u. I. ~. ON msnltIi.
asn 9Srpfr, lnb gsrrsnian.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04

Der 86Hie son Baiern bat ttm DIT.
asn siiitsi esRalisi, cine GOpit BON Rauas
fOIOaaIT StssseRaius anfriIstn ,u IaHsn, be
sfT baIrIi&su sarcns dnj,bSrt uHb b,im Gin
gang bss iSHisIi&sn paIailsS ~ Rdu&tn llsbt.
Ter DoIicr lief si'is GOpit In grOrrs anirriI.
cen uHb sHtbrls is bar Siast eOpta, po 4,
iset tm Tri ifsbi uns be srIumpbs tn Brsi.
ttii fSipSbI Bis Ter Wsbiiin fymbuIiFri. Der
StOIl eOpta's bsfibi In ifiHsu RauufaItursH.
un.sT hsnsn aysr's sRsbilintu ObsH on
iisbtH; tisis rnn&sn ben Wdm,n Der Stasi bfi
iabasisn Rsni&n bsrhbmt III. tabuT& bon
f&msribaftsu uaD of ssfSbrIi&m aranibdim
furiEi pnbfH.-( (S0isn SOurnaI,) IL.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04
Soaata8s. .8ass.

8aIansH Rtw. gOTf um 5.I6 WaGmiiiase.
D1IaHtH geIabslpbia um 700 Ro&niiiiass.
BsrIaTtH Gtabins I'M 4.so, 7.4O Rprsshs unS
um 1e.l5 Raamittaes.
SuIafTtn aIeuiopn um 2.SO Rorsfns, unt um
s.4b Aaamitiase.
t Bia Rcuis anb ghtr GIfsnbapa.
@ 3. g. Dpotten,.
@tuuaI> SassrIui,nbtnL
Rsnhinn cthniinr 2I laIh -
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04

| Die Temperenjfabe fusst tiuu u
rr ssfdtrIi&asn gsInss In etu iCs,nannisn
StdrfHuss. une gpptiiimiiiiIn, sif aus pukI
ftiIfm @R'sisy uus GalsI ssmif@i unb 70 ~
trslisi dnb, tas ft sInfm ssrbOrbsnfn Gs.
f&mad piafn. Or. @aITstsGaIifet
Hif4ts SittsTfs n Iirts bon bitten.
es u Fstu Gstraui iOnsnu zine s4is, rsiH
ptsiiabIIIi&s WssirIH. bfuiti BON tin.m uTei
Hirisn arlis. Sir ale 9fauibsiisH tts Wa.
ssaa, tT etSn, Rir,u, gIafs. Saui unb be
SIuiss. n 10 fIn uubrsIiiaII&ts esIImiiisI.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04
Gin jArrdIidbes 1lHaliid.

Gin @tbssr tn br tlmstbuns Ton
DaitiustOn In sIti&uamissn Counts,
pa., mar iirSIia bnmli bsf&aflis',
@urafsif& auf sIn,r bur& RaGsr et,
tItsbsnsn Maf&ins su baden, ale ain 8
idtrissr anabt, b,r mIt BEN 5uHse
fpIsIis, unslhdIt&1 BsIGt ibsr elm AM
gUtsn lIsssnbts Stid Dol, FsI unb In
BIZ @af&int ssrlttt. Der 9Opf unb
SaIs rnret Su Bret Ssrbadt, nae Ten
aussabIidIi&sn Cob ess armsH SuassH
sur GOIst tait,. Die f&wsrasvrs(lsn
eiiTn perbrn alISsmtIn bsmitIsltst.
NennfpISania Giisubabn. = aias
suIadsa bas GsuiyaLD,pst IN eaHiaaH wIs
feIal:
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04


- aaIlf bIiHst isaianb buSsr, Jsaiafib
alfusi afbIfspiIsibsn. eafhStnalsIsm uns
S4RIHtfa&i. Die ssrinsat GrIaIiune fIibri
sabH luE gawlntfH2t uuO bsicnsns 10 bisa
Bat tiHa iiTrppaITisH GSnRIiutIOn tu 6af,
Bit wiaiis 70 ID babtr. sinr 9rISIluns sbtE
tIntm aaia.rb esultI OtG 4rOnil&u ati GiH
bali Ju :buu unb ibn lOfOii ~ uniGbrtdsn.
3a tisism 9sbHfi nimm Dr. SaSs'S isaiarrb.
Remedy (psiimillD tIn. 81 10 unnOlbla.
3susniii t'iiufaS'n tinu EO % fiHmni Dir.
fu4i BOrtsn ~, tmpf,bIt 10 i& ron isItli
&c 10 bsi allen apcibtisrn uue WtbisiHtSHb
iTn ~ babsu. Grass mad TEN @iHsi ID
esHif&sH limi@ISstH NIT lsuii&n Gttrau4s
aHtutiIuHesu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04
8erT6ert III Der @erniania!
Die aIteRs. rsl4Rs uaO auberISllisIls
DeWfTCbe
Geuer8eriI6 I6eran9ss @eleul l6aft
tn ben Ser. &taatem.

qolaI.assRttn;
s. Mni. 9iesntattti,
iiir sarFIsbnra HnO ilmssssRb.
@, Gteilder,
IIir Saulbabsbura nHb llmssasab.
9, Oeder,
Tar eanIaasr unb llmsistne.
- OiFsst RrO. A3 @aIHut StTaes.
Vr. gEm. 3ieemann,
liz Rarp aatY, HaRs Der 6rpHi StTaBs,
5atttsburG pa.
Ustmar4 I, lsTS.--IJ,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04

Die gariiitn hatta bic WannidaFi hs
bsaii9m Saiass ,.GjupaV" pi,tr aHeesIlf.
inti
Jm ssm6tblidbsn Jebneteipn tpIl
man an gaaaa4t slbms bas babf&s 1bfaiH'
aad bslIl.Ii. .Dls eIstH tse giHffinisH" ID
tH Union paas ,ur aafabrahs bfiaSsH'
GtHn uHlrs 9ObnsiSpHH 8nuHbt HHs bfrfH
aatbarsn sia phiIi& f4EH's une fsml
l9ts eaafpih ~ bOftu uns iu isb'H bhnf9tH.
70 Taitsn pIT ibnfn, an jsnim absns mad siI
n.palIs 40 esbsH.
gs.bfn bsrm pIr, ta6 limmiIits sliinaItI
aus 9ctHsisph nusstHcurnfn sIns bctet'
lt&bh Dams aus sIlioura, une ibrn aufsabI
sslIlsHmn ssra&fu inh. stuTl bsH Sar-
ssIH SObHsispn lsbt sIn grsHassH bfssr.
pis iO'&ts uur isIitn estpifH pITb. DAD
Gauis isbi unitr ba esituns bss prn. 9arl
aaf bsIanntIIs sintT bn bffm DIEIsiianisu
bisits eaHsss. 8iir bic fnunbIi&t GIuIabuHa
HHb tas GSmpIimmiar.7idf nlatifn BIr bsu
IlHiHHsbmHH unlsrn bslliaatn Danl, uni
ibHt 10 uHs uuT Isib, nIai i,Ibl tu f&5atH
absnb iInisrtaIiuus tiIputHtH ~ f6aHfH.
isbrisfrs pHnfhfn mir ten bsffn GIiOIb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04
@6tbSeI.

aaHSians su RStbl,I IN RrO. 27. esr ..pa.
Glaais- 9tiiuus": rs-ft ~
RIp. 1.
RaH maat biti llfinf 3IrItI uHh hue Ia L.
ben hHfsIbsn (3iTFeI) BE i3abi S, ssIRs BE
9akI bfT S@pstHs rspr6ltuiITfn; fsbaHH iitbi
man siHtn sr5bsTtn 9Irls! btruui um bic eTsi
IIsinsn 3ITisI, uub man inbsi, bab is S9hhs
as fp In BIER St6ufn tffntsn.
aaaSiaHs ssn pm. Sui. pabnlfrsb, tabiT.
RTe.2. at
n3u- III. (9Sbann psit).
SiiHs Ti&iiss WuilSians 'Inesl&idt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04

SaS mare Der rehte Wanu. @is
pIr STutbmsn iOata cine anlobl btTssTra.
s,nesr DHIsG bn 7ltn @aIb ppH allssbsEp
Gits unftIn esf&hbish alien GtfuHh, pTu.
GtRaVt GSrasr bon ibsHbafflbR aHsssaH.
gan batsa. ale Ganbibai fiir alderman ID &c.
Hannin @aIb aubulHlsn. Glnf btfns NOD
sIidli&ns @abI ale bic Ire orn. tSIan iSnH-
ts Hi&t ssmaGt pnbm. 8ssaSt MT trsiIl.
&tn afnniuiGtH, tbrtnbaft unb IfuiltIis I'm
iimsaHs NIT ifintn IsbmmsnIasn, R6rt unfv
alter BEsunb ssrabs br Ts&te RanH an req
tan pIab. @ir fttba fSnnsH era. GsTisr
f&un Intbr htnu uitr,Is Sabrtn, sUn bu 8sii.
ale iDIT 9eSt ned ,.fIrbnt Bup,It" Rarsn,
unb fanhsn i'm immn hsnisItsH parmsn
SrsuHb uHb bishtTsu @ruOlItH. SsfmiIid
pisb Or. G6raT tn aufataHHs isiHsr
GIsunte na@stben, une aIs Gantitat fiiv tas
bsttHfnss amt aufirhtH.
6tditT.-@ts be witisburstr gI6iin
mfItfH, 70 Bat pr. 8Srau siHsssiIliet ale
GaHhihai fur bsiasiss amt aubuttifu. %
100 Ts&t. Sstns RiibHrstr bsusH a f&sn
fTabU ale S&uIbir,Iisr NIT grocer 8sfrissi
suns bisnis, ipubtn ibm sspib cine Tf&i bu,.
Ii&t iinisrahbuns ssbsH. unb itIsH fbEfHtaf.
ten Ra&bar NIT elmer iriumbbinntn RtET.
keil eTiu6bIen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04
si,Sss.sso.s il.s
Ruo. GatFgue, yraabsni.
Sab. Gbsuarb GabI, gIss-vaatsat.
Snso S@amann, Sttrtdr.

Str aapiiaI III In Baarsm @dbe anasI,at,
Sic bat ftin ROttn Spasn,. bas tpis Ro:lsast
aaf BEN eistHtbHm Iisst. sic SerIanat feline
Ra1tabluHs. Die grdmitn ptrbsn In baarem
gslst siubtsalIt far ben eans.a 8sitraam Der
Htni. bret e6rr faHf Sabrsn, pelHe unbebaiisnb
bbhtr fnb, ale In ben @sasHlsiiistH BsrE9u>
VHss> >gtftni iaaftei.
auf Buaf9 Der BtrF6srisn psTbeH Die poI!>
sH II bsHifAsr Spra&e atstfaet.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04

5H8t uaW paItieput9, ptIlanen ple tpl9ii
DerlaftH Rstp. gurf. I'M 900 Rcrssns, unb i'm
1910, SIS Ra6mtttass uHb t7.l5 Nbsnbe.
@trIansn gbiIabslpbta, nm 9.15 Wpraens uup
urn 3.40 unb 200 Ra6mittass.
0srIansn @sabiHs, uui 4.30, 7.4O, II. "a Wlci-
ssnS, unO um l.5O, 6.16 unb 10. is ". M,
gsrIaHtH guHssils, UNI g. 55, 100 Rsrssns, unp
Uni $50 RaAmtitass unb Sia Shuplfil unb
Susausbauua Bptisbabn,n I'M s.o5 Nprs.
BeIaTsn gasHtupa, nm $50, $50, $50 Wss
GENE, 1926, 4.Sou s.45 RaGmittaes u. Mbbe.
Der 2.sO @orssns Bug sOn aatniupn uub ttr
4.So BUG sSa Rsabtns sspsH ui9t an Mon
taesH.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04
Sonnta8s>3age. 9

Ra& as,p. gu,I, I'M $40 @sresns.
9a& alIeniupn nnb wss.Stahpum I'm $40
Bcrmittass.
Rah Rsabine, gbiIatslpkia unb msa. Gtatiuu,n
um LAS AaGmiliaes.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04
m- a,anl umlenlll Eat qIpelttI,r ,rbI,I.

ten 2amturssr Gamiiitu aal.nsH pOu DIR.
aaa SsSuia fiit bas 3abr 1875 G,sta
blH ~ bfnlhbfn unb toli Ga& tInsn. no.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04

BRO, 1.
Mia sTIiAnaab ma9I arm Hnb IeIh,
ee IAadll @liid unb bTInei 0sfabTfH,
liHh neun Id unpGTmeTIt fnimH4',
glHh vie pisbsT, ipas Ts paTeH.
RTo. 2.
AuselIpannii, eleit htm B0een,
Disn' "a hiE ium G@ilb
SH efr Stub ieIe' ID peu BaIlen,
Dir bee MIitTe BIB.
llab NIT BIZ ill'e tpetI tsheui,
tal tH MID rem oIETH bH MsIi.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04
0eIDF0Fen. .

GeIesnhe @sIbT ruThsn fiir bic ,,SiaatssiE.
iung" eTbnIitn. bic bitiburb NIT
Tanl beIHtinigt psThen:
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04

4tas MHfaabsnt

aaaSiuns bon prn. 3Otn VOlL aItianHiHs.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04
8anbiunrm Itbtnb eniIttni.

aopf uns ale GbtiIe SOaf6abig Ia ,psl
GiHnbm. sfsine 9sjabIuns sbt bsr Scpf tni.
ftrut N. SIb,, HabrIs tnO Wdesn.B Bhrmr
tuiftrHi bon Or stunils, 259 Rcrb Rtuuit
Cir, pbIIatsIpbia. pa. S&rsibs fiji tin Cir.
iuIar. Our Gniftrnuna aiItV gfpttnIiGeu
@iirmtE fauft tine 0Iains BON RunIfPe
@uFm- Syrup. pTtis $t.00. IT'D
Ianuar 2f. f875-4t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-05
SIGNS OF THE TIMES IN EARTH.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Never in the history of the world has there been n
period when animate and inanimate nature and the
thought and soul of man so involved in strife as
at present From all the civilized parts of the earth
news is continually coming that either insects and
pests or storms and tempcsts destroying the re-
suit of mans labor, as well causing the much
direct physical annoyance, making positive mot
Seemingly combination of the forces external to
TO thwart him. Now, let us view man, related to
external things this climax OF creation, for whom the
earth was made and TO whom given dominion
all therein Never he in such a state OF war;
ready and anxious for revolution in every part Of
the globe, than at present Existing religious insttu
tions being questioned, for man finds that religion,
il exists, not the pure thing II was when IL first
descended from heaven but has become corrupted into
political power or, 10 all inents, an element purely
social IN all its branches and qualifications.
Socially there exists great distrust among men be-
cause religion has ceased to be bond. Politically
there never were so many oppesors and oppressed LOT
the rich classes and the politicians in every country in
the world were never more united IN selfaggrandize
TO the exclusion of the rights of those upon whom
they bindy look as their dependents; 50 that LIE Is
continual strife for existence between the poor and the
combination of the rich and the rulers. This is the
secret Of the present warlke OF Europe 1t the
combined sentiment of the oppressed of Europe against
both Church and state oppression which is causing poll
tcans and statesmen much uneasiness and so much
doubt and uncertainty 10 what move 10 make in order
retain their ascendancy and power. Our own coun-
try deeply involved any country in the world in
this order OF things every poor man can answer for
himself
The connection between the strife in mans heart and
his external strife with nature is that the destruction of
crops all the earth by inundaton storm and
will give pretext to spectators for raising the
price Of the necessares Of life to such figure that the
poor will be driven 10 desperation through their ina
bihy to obtain them, will uprise and put upon their
banners with justice, the motto Of opprcssors, Let
the strongest take the prey The struggle is coming
and
Deep in his lair fixed Passion holds his breath.
Who is 10 be the leader Of right and truth against
might and corruption. Let ministers turn TO their
Bibles and tell the people something of this instead of
preaching hollow hearted sermons to hollow hearted
logs and semi-regious opponents Of human freedom.
WILLIAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-05
CHINA AND CHRISTIANITY.

The Rev j. V. N. Talmage, missionary OF the Re
formed Church Of America In Annoy, China, writes
corning the present and pressing call for missionaries
that dark and far.on land, folows:-"The call for
Christian laborers In this empire pressing Tho
attempt grasp the Of tho field staggers the
mind All the Christian laborers in China put together
compared with the OF tho population arc but as
"A drop IN the bucket This vast empire alrea dy
open for missionary effort far beyond present ab-
iiy TO occupy H. II Is soon 10 become more open 10
foreign influence. The wedge which has partially
tered Is not allowed 10 remain quiet The blows from
without increase In frequency and force Tho power Of
resistance is gradually yielding" The Doctor
has little faith w the many schemes set
on foot by foreign merchants 20 introduce Western
civilization and literature without Christianity. These
people think Confucianism, which IL religion, is
GOOD enough for the Chinese when modified and i'm
proved by European scientific literature The Doctor
adds that on June Is Of the prominent foreign
residents OF Annoy met together TO discuss the subject
and arrange plan for the establishment Of reading
room for the Chinese II Is proposed to furnish all the
newspapers printed In the Chinese language and
all the books prepared By foreigners on mathematics
astronomy geography, chemistry, government and on
every subject except Christianity Christian books
must be excluded lest they should prejudice the heather
against the reading II Is just the same kind Of
notion that made tho British government 10 India in
former generations oppose Christianity aud avor heath
They hoped thus 10 conciiatc the heather and
prevent rebellion. The Scpoy mutlny was the com
mcntary on the wisdom OF the plan. The doctor hai
lust finished the translation Of the Heidelberg Catcchism
iuto the Annoy coIoquaL IL Is TO be printed rm ,di'
acly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-05
A RARE DISCOVERY.
rbc London Standard of August le says

lNUEUsI slys,-
The workmen IN cxcavatng the site of the new Opera
House, came, on Friday last upon a superb relic of
past age ia sword cncrusted with rust, but with
pOmmel found to be OF solid zinc gold This weapon has
been pronounced by antquares be probably of the
age OF Edward or H., and formed part the original
panopy OF knight qualified gold In their armsl
IL supposed That the sword either lost thrown
OvcrDoaru IN scnlne. or IN attempt AT IN an
armed b"al on the river, the place where the weapon
was found corresponding exactly to the limo usually
taken by boats conveying prisoners from tho adjacent
ancient palace of Westminster TO the Tower Tho swors
Is now In the possession Of Mr Francis Fowler IN,
architect 70 Mr., Maplcson' National Opora Houa~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-05

The Real Estate Exchange was only SHINY attended
yesterday Not dozen persons could be found within
the sacsroom L. A. Steele sold lot on Eighty fourth
street. Eleventh avenue TO the Union Dime Savings
Bank for 81 800 They bold first mortgage on the
property for 81, 800 II is choice piece OF property
and sold three years ago Tor 5000.
There were no private sales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-05

''BEREAN" ON THE 'IMMoRTAL SOUL" THEORY.
10 TIE EDITOR or TEE HERALD
Among the pernicous results Of the union OF the
heretical and heathensh doctrine OF mans inherent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-05
THE CAMP MEETING SEASON.

MULTIPLYING THE NUMBER, BUT REDUCING
THE POWER AND USEFULNESS or CAMP
MEETINGs-ocEAs GROVE, SEA CLIFF, DEN
VILE &C., FINANCIALLY AND NUMERICALLY
CONSIDERED.
Tho camp meeting season is over, and ministers and
people returning again 10 their respective churches
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-05

There seems to be disposition this fall on the part
OF holders OF mortgages to prepare for emergency by
iorccosng upon them and OWING to the stringent
dton OF The money market hundreds ol holders OF
lands and icncmcnts compelled 20 default in pay
mcnt and lose all they have invested
rHk GENERAL VIEW TAKEN nv EXPERTS
who have watched the movement Of the real estate
market Tor years IS that the market has been forced
ch'ifey 100 much, that fictitious prices, not at all
wlhih the actual value, have prevailed and that now
VIC are hkcly 20 see values nnd their natural level
ms they argue. Is shown ~ the present stagnaOn
O me market aud the decline IN prices for first class
parcels as compared with ls72-3 One extensive aud
careful operator asserts his opinion that the prices
Tor all KINDS 81 real settling on 10 their
natural level; yet there certain kinds OF property
which are not likely ~ be affected seriously by the pre-
vailing prices The STREET
rliE AAEkET Is At a srANDSTfLL
and hardly any acs besides those foreclosure arc be
ing made, and even these bona fde transactions
but gcrcy transfers Of titles that give no indications Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-07
BROOKLYN.

The body OF a iull.grown infant was found yes
terday in sink at the rear OF No 129 Eery street.
Ii was taken To the Eastern District Morgue.
Roundsman Barry, OF the Twelfth precinct on
Saturday arrested Edward Muller, OF No. !, 1853
Full ON street, Tor biting on the right ear OF la
DOrer named Patrick Fiagherty. lie was arrested
on a warrant issued BY Justice Riley.
James DENIM, a resident OF North Portland
avenue, found the sidewalk in Myrtle
avenue early yesterday morning. bleeding nom
scalp wound. Alter having II bandaged az the
City Hospital he was taken home by the police
he refused 10 state how he received his INJURIES
The Stage street police made descent early
yesterday morning on q dsorderly house, at No.
50 Moore street. and arrested Mary Fish, Pris-
cllla Horton Sarah Roberts, Ellen Treadwen and
edward Dye. TneY are neId Tor examination De-
lore Justice Eames.
James Norton residing corner second avenue and
Second street Gowanus, was assaulted at an early
hour yesterday morning by party ofyoung men on
Van Brunt street, and robbed OF $40 In money aud
ms coat. He caused ne arrest OF William burns,
or Columbia street, corner or Hamilton avenue,
on suspicion or being one or his assaiants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-07
STATEN ISLAND.

The Right Rev. Bishop Potter viii visit the
Church or the Ascension, at New Brighton, on the
first sunday In July ana administer the rite or
confirmation.
viii hod fair ana festival on the afternoons and
evenings OF Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. the l5th 10th, 18th anu ls.h INST, at the
asylum. Stapleton. The twenty second annlyer-
sary OF the Mariners Family Asylum Will be neld
on Thursday. the I7tn INST, at three O'Clock p N.
There will be addresses by Dlergymen and others.
besides musical ana other exercises.
The Hiawatha Boat CLUB made trip around the
east end OF Staten Island one day last week in
their new sx-oared gig. starting from their boat
house at Clifton Landing, at ! 81 p. NJ. and ar
irving ~ Tottenville-a distance OF about eighteen
Iniles-at 1880 p. VI. Returning, they left Tot
s:I5 p. NJ. The officers or the club are-Captaln,
George L. Hall; Lieutenant, ID. A. Grimm; Treas
urer, W. +. Ware, ana Secretary, K. Slack.