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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-17

w ii Barton, Jno. a Tabler.
Jno A Homrich, Garrett Benson, Jr
James E Hill, II. f. Homer,
David Well, j ID Stuckey,
w Wilen, I'll G Robinson,
f II Chambers, a NJ Vanmetre,
Peter N Hoffman Joseph Payne,
Sam1. Lafeyre. ID. j. Bridge.
II II Lamon, w M Emberson,
Addison OsbourneC ID Vosburg,
+ M Pitzer, 5 p Harrison,
T. Muth G.. Newkirk,
James II Walker, is. p. Douglas,
j ID Gordon, Jos. Ill. Kitchen,
Daniel Sutton, j Nance.
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Jury List.

The following is the jury panel for
the August term of the County
Court
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1t cures rheumatism quickly,
thoroughly and permanently. Du-
rang's Rheumatic Remedy.
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Ladies white and colorcd corsets only
so cents, at DEATRICK'S
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Government sewed shoes. for a4en,
for salecheap, at DEATRICKS.
april l7tsw.
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at the lowest prices for cash.
With his present increased facilities he
is prepared to dispense Prescriptions ac-
cording to the latest and strictcst rules or
Pharmacy to his customers and all who
may favor him Eiih their support and com
fidence, at as low prices as any drug store
in any city.
A full supply OF the celebrated Shaker's
Garden Seeds on hand.
GG- For medicines at night, pull the
bell.
Feb. 20. 1S75--l vdaw
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of prime Glover Seed on hand and Tor sala
a. EVANSVILLE MILLS,
Martinsburg, w Va
March 6, ls75--wtf.
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Oct 2ltf.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
No. ne NORTH QUEEN ST..

having Cat great cost and expense) fitted
up first-class Drug StoI Gcw furn-
ishing
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
FANCY ARTICLES,
AND NOTIONS
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Go to Frazer 4 Bishops and get
some fat Boston Mackeral.
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Mario, 75lydaw 9 0 ".
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

Eyy Old John Rohinson's Great
worlds Exposition, comprising Il huge
Menagerle, Aquarium and Complete
Circus, will exhibit ut Winchester on
the lSth OF Oatober. This mammoth
show is the acknowledged monarch Of
the amusement world, and demon
,trNlcs what can be accomplished by u
life long experience, indomjtabIe cner
" and vast wealth. Uncle John Ron
nson Is the best known Snowman N
America, He has q great many nov
elites this year, and which, added to
his already numhclloss wonders, makes
his the greatest show on earth, we
take pleasure In recommending MI
Rohinson's exhibitions to our readers,
upon the strength Of the pronounced
endorsement Of the press and the p@b.
lie wherever he has been, The entire
aggregation will exhibit at winchester
October 18th, and the day should be
borne in mind.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

The St, Louis papers boast that as
long as Prot. Tico lives in that city TIC
telegraph is not needed to report
storms, except in the matter OF details.
The Professor always tells when there
is going to be Il cyclone or polar wave
lie remarked, for instance, on the
morning of the day when The great
Mexican Gulf storm began It's opera
lions, and before any intimation Of the
calamity had been received "They've
lust had a tremendous storm to the
south. The barometer here indicates
clearly what has occurred there. There
is no doubt about The matter"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

prrsoNAL.-Mr. Luke Kelly II Jam
;,v who have been absent from WIN
chester for several weeks, is at nome
now, full Of Irish %cloqucncc and goo"~
]lcartcdnGSs.
Mr.. Graves Pennington, VINO mas
been quite iii for q week or more IS
again cup anil doing He is one oil
our best citizens. .u.
Mr.. A. j.. Brown, Of CAarlottsvIII'
Va.) Wooden Mills, was in our lo"l,
last week, and presented samples o
GOODS manufactured at his mills. li'
made some sales in our town, AMI II ut
Ind remained a few hours longer ne
could have sold suits to fifty or more
for we never Jaw better or cheaper
goods and there was nc ''ohoddy II
them. They are Southern manu'"c-
turp equal to the best imported, ant
rhcapcr than reason could expect,
DR.. W. II. II. Lane, agent Tor u ="
Grams celebrated medicines, favored
us with a cali THIS week. DR.. L. IS
genial, pleasant gentleman, ana WI
like to deal with him,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

s1,- One day last week, Luke "
Young soA of Ino. f. Anderson hSl'
Of onr county, went 10 Chattanooga
and = man named plcss, who lives ON
Ant.rson's farm, sent 4 $50 hiIl Ny
him to buy some whiskey. Inc MN
had been raised from II 81 to Il @ZV ny
Plsss; but Luke, being ignorant oi '.e
fact. handed the bill to some one III
Chattanooga in payment for the WINS
Ky. wncreupon, after the blll VAS us
covered to have been raised, LuIe was
arrested for attempting the passage o.
the hill. lie notified his father by tele
praph, and also instructed hlm u
bring Plcss to Chattanooga. Esq
Anderson had Pless arrested ah'
searched, and there was found on l''
nerson q large bundle OF OLD ota''
Rank money, and Il $40 note OF II Ma
con Bank, from which pieces had nee
cut. Pless managed to give his g"'ru
tho slim and .'vamOsci the rahcne'
Mcssrs. J. +. Anderson, james lien
bricks and Lark Willis then went .
Chattanooga. and upon arriving th%a
they compared the raised hi.l VII"
ali Macon Bank hill. and iound ~
the pieres pasted on the raised GlIl
actly fitted in the holes oil The DID
Macon Bank bill. The olicer
had Luke in charge, being tliorou
" al or his innocence relcase0
at once, and Plcss is the man
now wanle.l by the officers OF ~ ,
We hope this will teach our ikbsn
tie lesson. To lack closely ut t,ie m
Of money beccaitcr sent 10y -
make
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

NE Our columns this week lack the
usual quantity of reading matter we
give our readers. After two more in
sertions of John Robinson's tour-col-
III advertisement, we will be able TO
give an unusual quantity OF news. we
have left out several advertisements
Dro tempore, but will "makc up the
deficiency in the future. We arc sat
isticd our readers will not complain,
for it is no easy matter to make a pa
per "pay" in the town Of Winchester
Our citizens do not advertise freely, Is
those Of other towns. TINS IS no
offence to us, Of course, ma we Only
regret their short .s;ghtedncss. iience'
we must avail oursclr Of every I"uda-
bic opportunity to better oar purse
Mr.. Rohinson's agent wanted a wholl
paec of our paper, and we could not
snare so much spauc. What W. have
spared is paid for, benefits us, and VIZ
feel sure that no N who takes our pa
per and pays for it vii! think hard o.
us. And VIC shall 30 to the circus "I'
be happy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

Gy.Wc notify this week all subscrI'
bers who promised TO pay us IN "oou'
that our patience has ceased to be i
virtue. Winter Is at hand-roads arc
getting bud-small loads usnrp large
ones-and thus is our patience and trNs'
rewarded. Now, ncc for alive
will strike from our list within 80 days
All subscribers who have failed to com
Div with their promises, Ana VIC
want good loads, or none ut all
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

E4y" We noticed n rnmor IN Tue
Nashville American, y few days since
that Hon. VIM. Spence, u. $. Marshal,
will be retained in that important Oh
flee. We trust this may prove true,
as Mai. Spence has filled the Office &C
ceptably 10 both parties in this sec
ton, and by the courteous manner III
which he has discharged sometimes
disagrceablc duties, has won many
friends.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30
In Circuit Court at Winchester
State of Tennessce-Franklin County
" p Marks vs.. Dr.. VIM. E,till.

W.p Marks vs.. DR.. VIM. EstiIl'
Whereas. at the July Term, 1873. OF t,'
Cirruit Court Of Franklin county, lhS
Jrnth of thr defendant was sugGeHtru anu
rroven TO the satisfaction OF the our
and on application y the pl'iht!ii a Hrll'
E.r;,s w;,S ordered to issue ~ to MS hclr7-
,lay, and il appcaring to he ourt ihal
Io' G. 'Esriil and Mary J. EsiiIl, two oi
4 aid rrir,-at-law. are NONRESIDENT oI w,
.Is,r orTcuncs,rr, and publication haYinS
/ l,,rn oricrcl !. ~ required by law. t" warn
\ ,nrrn To appear nj the November icfua.
IN nt aid Court. to show cau-c' II az!
| lGrv have. why the lands condemned III
,Gis ease shall not be sold to satisfy pam
"Tni.t.in notify 10. &. Esiill and Mar!
/. E,til To appear at the November It'n.
I,i5. OF ,lid circuit Court. 10 plead az,
v,r or drraur to said aciri facia>' anu .
..ow cause. if any thoy have. why III
IL land condemned IN thi- rasc -hHl h"I :
sold 10 satisfy plaintiff, Judgment. ~ q,
-,iri E.cia, will be- proceeded WIN =
ugrrr IL. 10 them. Ini, sept. q 1870.
". y. E>IlLI~ Clerk.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30
8 IN eriA'' q sales
For October llth, 1873.
Nm, Henderson & Co, vs. w,J SLATER,

Nm, Henderson & Co, Va W,J Slater
By virtue Of an order Of sale to ne d.
rpcted, ly Lla Circuit Court Of Franklin
county, TENN in the aboy1-nlmeI cause,
| viii, on
Monday, October llCh,lS7
oOcr for sale, to the highest bidder, FOR
CASH. atlhe Courthouse door In the town
of Winchester, Tenn the ioiloWinE uGS-
cribcd tract OF land, lying IN ciYl district
No. |; Beginning alta stake. N Ile iork8
OF the road leading from Winchester 70
Bclcloutc and jasper, thence along tlc
Jasper road west lS'a', east 10 poles;
thence north 32-, wc-t65 poles, 10 the north
boundary orWidow EslIls dover tract on
the bank Of Boiling Fork Of Elk river;
thence with the dover line north G4la',
Wost ~ poicsL 10 n stake Whence south ~,
cast 10 poles along said road TO the begin.
ming, containing 2G acres, 3 roods and %
poles. more or less.
Also, one town lot, hauN0cd on the south
by the lot OF VI NJ henderson, west by Jct-
| tcrson street, and north and cast By the
| Banks property,
Levied upon as the property OF W. D.
slater. to satisfy said order Of sale for
$3.50. So, cost, &c. $40
Sept lG.tds "a
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

The Savannah (rcnn.) Transcript
says Of the newspaper editor who tells
his readers that negroes have been shot
in the South for voting the Republican
ticket: Dog.on his hum9-backed,
cock eyed skin of him, he is q li"l
some more. and his grandmother amt
no gentleman"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

E93" 1t will he seen from our col
INNS that Mcssrs. Lcnehan, Williams
d Co., Of Dccherd, have a big show on
hand AS well US John Robinson Also
il wilt be seen that Il, }. Jackson has
fresh groceries in Winchester, Wen
bet on these gentlemen, for we kno"
them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30
NONRESIDENT Notice,
p. Turncy v. Z. Dulicld ct aIs.

u. IITnCy v. J.. lbllClp u We
Upou motion. aud il appearing to the
s,titrrtiou Of the Clerk y Master. from
,I. NmrrdaG Bill in the above ctu>c,
which j. sworn 20, that the defendant
Vary a. Wright, is Il nonresident OF the
State of Tennessee. 50 that the ORDINARY
proces, OF thc llw cannot be served upon
her. ,,...
he made for four -'cccssiye weeks IN Tue
lone journal, published in Winchester.
tennessee. requiring said nOn-re,idont
defendant 10 appear ON 81 before the ttii
Monday in 'IanuarT neIl, before the
and plead, answered.: demurto complain
ant bill. or the SAM will be taken iol
| rrnfc,,cd, and set tor hearing cSparte a.
n, her. Witness my hand, at Office IL
! W.u.Ue. r,r. Tenn. this August 26tn, SO
I'll. FINCH. G. *. VI.
-cr9-lJ 49,
% -. D,y..rr aa. hr-Mnaa g H'"'
sole r".-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

Es- From q Chattanooga paper we
learn that Prof, Julius NJ. Habich died
in that city a few days since, lie
was So years old, and was \ professor
of music in the Robert Donncll lnstl
tute in Winchester several years ago
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

DIED, Sept. -, 1875, at her residence
three miles above Decherd, Mrs. Jane
Oliver, wife OF James Oliver She was
about SO years Of age, and was the
mother Of eleven children.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

Esg~ We failed last week to call Az
len,ion to the advertisement OF Il
Days, one OF our merchants VINO De,
~lieSos in "quick sales and small profits
See advertisement in this issue.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30
Il Your Life Worth 10 Cents?

Sickness prevails everywhere, amt c.v-
cryroiy complains of some disease during
,hGirIiic. When sick, the object is to get
wrjl now we say plainly that no person
n.n"ia, "Iiycr Complaint and its effects,
sIla.h A. indigestion, tosttycncs', %icE
ljcadachc. loUr stomach, IIcart-bQrn' Pal~
nitation Of the Heart. depressed SpiIitS,
Eni0nsnoss, &C., can take GErnN's AuGusl
FLOWER without getting relictand cure
Ifyou doubt this. goto your Druggists, q;
G.. Phillips, Winchcstcr' or l."nehan x
Ea.s, Dechrrd, Tenn, and get Il sample
bottle for 10 cents and try it,. !'"SNIa'
Sizr7 ) cents. Two doses will relieve y.'U;
lW Sold 10y all Druggists in de United
States.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30
lifts Sales
For October 4th, 1876,


W, liilIl-oIU We - - '''
BY ylrtuc of Uu order of sac ,.Nln" 10
L lI,",o conrty Tenn. NJ t. jay IcrN
W.. in the above cause, ! viii, ON
Monday, October ltn $50
nt the Courthouse door in the town OF " H. ~.
chester. Tenn. expose u pnbl save; " tnr
highest bidder FOE CASH !lc ioilnm ~
described tract Of land, io-%lI' lG,"S NJ
clyil district No, 9 Of said county; "in'
bounJca ON the east by the lands oiIlpi,'
wcsl 5y the iuud, otB 9, PARKS, soulN Dl.
N. Bmi6ury, and north by the l2ldEs o.
Turner, lit being the land upon whlgh a. .,
II. Taylor now llycs,J containing '"-
sold to satisfy said order Of sale, costs
commission, etc, ,, , ,.,r
Sept, 0-tds ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

gz- Wearc Il little behind tune TINS
week. The reason is-~we cou'u "o'
conveniently help IT,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

s,,"Ir you wish to know where to
,,n~ Goods at, examine the adycr
Wv, u", columns Of the Home journal,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

EsF Ladies will find it to their inter
est TO 90 to J. L. Baugh if they want
good and cheap water proof Goth
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

ag- Go to j, l.. RSugh for cheap
Clothing.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

gz,-J j. L. Baugl sells for cash, but
sells cheap, and has a gooG LOCK on
hand to suit ladies' and gentlemen,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

Es-J j. L. Baugh offers good Coffee.
good Sugar, and good Domestic a
cost.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

offer for sale to the highest bidder. FOR
CASH, al the Courthouse door in the town
Of Winchester, Tenn, the following dca-
criGcd tract Of land, lying in civil district
No. 1 OF Franklin county, Tenn. Bounded
ON the east by G \ Hunt, south By lands
OF - JI.ipseOmb and ThoS Lipscomb, west
and north by } y Wakefield. Levied upon
and sold to satisfy two orders Of >aIG-onc
for Slj.11, costs, commissions, &co and the
other for $3.50 and costs, &c,
II PSTEWART, Sheriff.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

r,y Hats, Boots and Shoes Tor Ia
dies and gentlemen, latest styles ana
very cheap. D. H. "0''
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

---1,IsncI weekly, at 81 per annMm eoM Sp ''
ra0'''I nppcr IS sent out Of the county GU,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30

rrnMs or ADVERTISING!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-30
Mnnlny, OelONor ~. ~,
Hollis, Burton 4 Co, w, J,F' Sylcr AM

By virtue ofan cXccutiou In my hands
issued from the Circuit Court OF FRANKLIN
county, Tenn. at It's jU!y Term $780, III
the above cause, | viii, On
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20
Ser 3erfan beS SanbmerfS
nm6 feline IplAen

rufen In DentfhIanp ipisper cine of
frntunpise Sebniu@t mad ben &tnri@s
tunsen Der 3dnfte Ia fribersn 3eiten
,urid. gu Giiena&, IN 9birtn8en,
|fano ffralih efne 0erfammlung BON
lceialift11sn Golfsfreunben fatt hber
ceren 0erbanolunseu fOlsences bsri&tst
miro:
Sn ben IsBtsn Sabren feien ror Der
Reoierune per1Gieeene @erfude senaadt
porben, cine @spiTon unp 8sReruns
i'm @eperberelen berbsisufibren, !. ..
aufbebune tes GoaIiticns< 8erbctes &c.
,c. NQes in allen banbeIe 90 f& iebt
parunt, rie 8eRe etf&Ipfener OliererS
una pes @ererbes In bieler baftr alers
pinas ni@t be1cnnsrs sinffiSen Belt 3u
erbaIten, ar, ben semetniamet 8pben
elmer gerfdnbtsun8 ,rrti&en IrbsftSes
Ser unp Mrbeitnebuer 10 geruiniie1 uro
elmer tbatfrdftisen Stlbfrerpaltun8
p,s Gewerbes Sprsuarteften. Die 0sS
perbes @efessebuns babe aud bic GuI.
tu~raafaobe bee G@uBeS Der juSentIts
den Irbeiter, unb an biefer wie an 70
nionHer anberrt ri6se Der @etein aud
In 3ntunft rifiS arbeitsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

Gh ater ron tbnen al. DaS 0ertraurn
rpeldes pte Waioritdt Der Patton ben
Ratbclitsn ent9e8entrtnst. III carin be-
arincet, bab bic enslii6en 8atbpltten
arm, fnp uno uuter. Nrmen leben unb
fir he ,pirfen ; unlere yrtefsr uno Or
pens16wsfern febt man In ben StraBen
unp @aGen unp b6blen unter Dem
Glenp uno rer Nrmutb. 9eute bieIer
Nrt fdrhtet man ni6t. Die arpBe
WaGe res ensliiden Bottles unp MAJ
menlli6 BE Nrmer uno Setimmertsn
LADEN iber Die 6irnsefpinfe BON ultra
uacntaner 8eldwSrunssn."
Die 8ieeerbafeluns Der snslil6en
6iera1die muB ale Elm 5clpenes 8latt
in Der @eidtdte Plus TX. bssei6net
tuerpen ; RE tSfliHsa 6ri6tc, ptl6e
fe felt pen etftsn Is 9abren ibres
Befebens 9sseist, petlen auf eine nod
l65nere uno rei6ers 3ufunft BIN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

0as ober Dem 8ereinSboten insbes
icnpsre rinl6enSwsrtb erldetnt, III ries
.les: Die neutlGen, rSmilh > fatbolis
l6en neutrality-suspicious. f5nntsn fur
einen bilteen YreiS cine fletne BibliO>
tbef anf&afen. pom lol6sn Baderr,
wel@e namentli@ cen tatboliiGenS Sling
,ltnsen cine unterbaItenoe uno belebreas
be Gectdre bisten nirpsn. SIM 3aufe
Der Belt uno 8an3 aImdblis fSnnte oies
ie Biblictbet Ser9rSeert unc 70 perrcI>
fdnotSt perosn. bae iie unisrn iuneen
W1nnern cine AueQe Der reidfen Bes
lebrune wlree. Daeur@ wIroen f6
bic unierfdbunesnsretne Elm 8rObes,
lebr eroBes 0errtenf erwerbsn. r
Wie tSnnen MIR Ratbclifen Wdnner
sepinnsu, pelGe In Sfsntli&en Uer>
lammIunssn aufftetsn unc In politis
l6en Dinsen pur& 3eesfdbistsit eth
@crt mitreoen f5nnen. rrenr mir UNI
fern SinsItnsen ni&t @eIessnbeit bic
ten, F9 our@ eine eeiunee Veetire pie
n5tbissn SenntniGe uno bic ri@tieen
NnG9tsn aber wtdtise Grusen pss
Sfentli6en 9sbsns ;u psrmttteln Mir
iinb Ibsr;euet rab oie fatbvltI&en uns
terftdBunpspsretns rur& Nt&ts ete
iuneen. bier seberenen fatbolildenN dns
ner msbr an3teben rpirnen, aIS our@
oas bier erpdbnte Mittsl. Dir perpen
nod SITTER uuf pieien 70 bp@wi&tisen
@esenfanp pte Aufmerfiamfett Der
8ereine ;u lenfen, @erunlaGuns neb>
men. 91 8e6
M5&ten btele @ebanfenlpdne bes
0ereinsbOteur urter unltren @ereinen
ftnben. g
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

fH tn ieuen 8etten niemano Der Der.
folsten Suben aneenUmmsn bat, ale
aeraoe bte Ydpfe. Ste baben INNER
unp INNER rieper ibre Gimme erboten
su @unfen bes Bottles, aus ben, cer
Mslias uns setoren rpcroen IN, UNI
babsn balp an pie Girfen, balp an pt.
@6lfer T& -8epenpet, um far ie Dull
rung unb S&uB 3u forbern. Bei Sc
lesenbeit Der jinBfen Supens8 erfcls
sune In SmYrma, @aluB &c. erinnert
pie ~llntta gattcltca" In lurin an Elm
S&rsiben, weldes YapR Snnpeens w,
an bic eeuii@en Grstii&5fe unb 8i,
l15fe ssrt6tet, als in Deutl@Ianc bic
Suoens@ erfOlsuns iberbanp senoms
men bate. unp norm es bsibt: ~@il
baben BON ben Suten In Ieutl9lanr
tbrdnsnrei@e 8ei9wereen bariiber ers
balten, pab uf&t wenise weltltGe unc
seifli6e Girfen, um fte tbrsr Sitter
berauben ;u f5nnen, sseen Fe osrihies
pene unsrlaubte 6ancluneen erfnpen,
70 eaB hG bic ssnannten Supe,1 tn piel
i@le@terer cage be1nren. ais ibre @ds
ter unter gburaO in IeaYpten 80. Sn>
Dem mir ober ni9t r%polen, FaB bic ee,
nannten Suren, teren Betebruns &c,
b~nrmbersiee Soft erwartet. unserebte,
Weiie geo dit werren, befeblen nj,
sud, bas ibr eu@ woblwouenb uno ends
big renlelben erpetiet unb niht eeffattet.
paB fe in 3ufunft aus risien uup ars
ceren erfuneenen Netiuen bsIdfiet rrers
cen."
Disie grunbidSs bobea aud bsuts
ibre @eltuns ni9t psrlorsn. Abe,
pie Gbriaen Iuo aud ni&t rasu
ea, f@ eas Sell dber bic Obrsn aiebeu
au laGsn.-Nos lou man pasu faeen
tpenn ein idDtfasr gaubsrr ;u fetnsn
&rifli6en Arbettern, wte bte ~0erma-
mia" beri&tet fOlsenDe aeuberuna
tbut: ~Seip ni&t 70 pasts! Sc paueri
bod ni6t rrebr LANCE, bic pie Suoeu
auf ten@brifen fposieren rsitsn !"
Da3u TT Der &iden Der Gbrtfsr
etnfweilsn nun mod niht subereitet
uno es ruff gum S6lub tie 81 mo.
mia" ZEN ft@ untsr cen ron ibr ausses
tbeiltsn Strei&en fIlHmenpen 9ureu
gu:
"Benn ober jest bic iieii9en Bldt
ter fH befIaae1 wOuen lber Ganottss
mus, Iber 6esereien unp tersIsidsr
uerbrau6te @efdibtsn, bann erwirerr
MIR ibnsn. mas rie 5%obenprtefer ~
Jueas iasten Da febe eu su! Dr
bdtteft Go nfht 70 nett lpuen fcmmer
lafen, pu bdttef ni1t bic Gre1beit bif
gu Dem punfte treiben lOuen, pom be1
leBten Ncnne su reoen, BITE am leeteu
pfafencarme baueer ipu, unb MIR bit
ten ptr ax@ onbsrs seeisnt. Die bi,
Su&en aber etnmal febsn, mubt b.
nun ausISfeln, mas pu Dir einsebrUd
baf. Siebe 3u, pie bu es btnuntsr'
miirDf unb perrauef !" e-l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20
Cine SmbiIdmns=Teier in Gn9:
Lamb.

6onntae ben 3. October wures tn
fdmmtIt1en fatbolilGsn RirHen bas
25sidbrtse Beffebsn Der eneIildsn6i
ar&ie sefeisrt. Garrincl Mannine
bielt aus biefsm Nnla6 in fstner Yros
SatbsOrale cine wabrbaft emtnsntsRsse
aus wel&er wtr folsenpe, tie ssseus
wdrtise Stsllune Der Rir1e tn Gnes
lamb uno ibre ndafe 3utunft bstrefs
fenee Sdse mittbeilen : ~Sm is.
Sabrbunpsrt rerfplste England pie
fatboIii6e 3irGe. Das Rsfultat oes
Rampfes mar pte 6O9firGe, rrslGe
b~autjuta9e wobl auf ben, papter febt,
TN parliament 1St unp fi9 In SsTBs
Der atr&snsdtsr befnDet ; Oh fs absr
aud robl @ftf unp @emltb Der 20
WiQiunen Gn9ldnber bur6prinet, rie
f& dueerli@ 3u tbr befennen? SIN II.
Sabrbunpert serietb @nslanp uieperum
In Strsit NIT Der Rtr6e unb eraeuete
jene Gvrm bes prOtefantismus, peHen
Bslen in Der llnbefimmtbsit Ger eebre
befebt. Wenn @nglanc gun, eritteu
Nole f@ NIT Der fatbolii1en SirGe
aberpirft 70 fam t@. Obne yropbst 10
fein, ben Ausean9 pss Samples gum
ppraus bsssi@nen : es rpirb Der adnss
li9e 8erluf aIer 6rifIiGen Wabrbett
fein. SD flrdts itrisens eth lolHss
|lln0ldd ni@t unp omar aus folesnpen
@rinpen. Die Gnsld Der fsnnen
b~eutsutase bic tatboIiibe 2ir1e better
penn ie Suncr. GbsmaIs fdr6teten fe
pisisIte wessn Ger Gifniu@t Spanisns
unp Gronfrei9s, weI&e i'm Dinterz
erunre lauerte. Sest binsesen wtFen
fte, bab pie 9irhe Obne Gtfsrlu1t
unp obne 6intsrseoanfen auftritt, pae
fe einfa@ ale pas Betftise Neih gbriti
fpmu1t, uub ibre Gurdt III 3erronntn.
Die fatbolil&e Rtr@e In Gnglanp III
fsin f5ntsIt1es Snfttut; bat ai9ts 10
tbun NIT Der Krone, leifet tbr aber,
sIet@ allen ibrisen u%ntsrtbanen, ST.
boriam. Sie III ni6t arifefratif9er
Natur, niGt nsrbuncsn NIT elmer bee
fpnpersn 4laGe; feline Corporation,
ueI@e politifGen 3wsden ptsnt; fe
III cine flstne S5rperidaft nell
9e f1 Bloc slef&er Redte
ME ale iibrisen untertboneu sr>
freut. Sine jeess prioiles. fam
ie feines Wenl1en @tferfu@t erresen ;
cbne isbsn 9sTs, fam fe cie bte @elDs
sier slnterer ni1t entfeheln. Die
9neldnber fGenfen ienett Wanberpros
pbeter feinen @lauben, wel6e BON &c.
befmen @erfGw5runser reben, bte ie-
ben Nusenblid aus;ubre&sn unb ben
Sfentli&sn Griepen ;u %stfdbrbsn brobs
ten. @inise iptntse !S9ra1f5pfe
fimmet 5ol9en 2euterl 3u; Der 8rbeere
ernfe Ebsil tes gclfrs trenpet
e HaH. aHFHEW H#AE. HFat.k4I