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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-27

.,... EU0ENE WAGGAMAN,
no27 deS % Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-27
A Big Lobby scheme.

While the public mind il occupied with
scandals like the Pacific Mail affair, the OPP
orators in behalf Of the biggest lobby scheme
of the session are working like moleS. This
scheme is the application for the extension
of the sewing machine patent This patent.
which has given the sewing machine COM
pauieS monopoly of the business for twenty
three years. covers the q four motion feed
machinery, and is so necessary to the utility
OF a sewing machine that no machines are
constructed without IL or could be sold if
they were. IL has enabled the sewing ma
chine companies TO defy all competitors. and
To keep the prices of sewing machines at an
advance of from three To four hundred Der
cent. on the cost of manufacture. The pat
emf has been already once extended and
the application for a further extension is
an outrage on the community which has so
long suffered from these selfish monopoliSiS.
ID is noted by the New York Graphic that the
New York press have carefully concealed
the fact that an application has been made
to Congress for re-eXtensiOn OF this patent.
IL = understood that the Senate committee
have decided To report against the extension;
but this does not give any assurance OF thede-
feat of the project. The mOnOpOiStS are too
powerful. and the pecuniary interests at stake
are too heavy 10 give any hope that the effort
viii be abandoned Most likely the policy
Of the mODOpOlists will be 10 have a bill Sud-
denly called up for action in the House or the
Senate. without any preliminary announce
meni OF its Introduction having reached the
press The lobbyists appreciate that there
are rich Pickings about bill OF this kind
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"a IL to the Front. Again.

Inc VIM and the luck of Andrew Johnson
have again brought him To the front in pub
lie life though he has already gone through
an apparently fully rounded career. Rn, no
has the energy and the exuberant vitality tn
enable him to enter successfully upon new
cycle OfpUblic duties; and his late remaryxabIe
canvas OF his state shows that few Young
men can compete with him as a dcbafer. or
IN powers Ofendurance. IL is hardly uecesSa-
~ tOrecapitulate the facts OF Mr. JOhnSoD'S
history. IL is tOlerably welI-known that he
entered public life as an alderman in his
Tennessee home when he was ONLY twantv.
that he was mayor at twenty-five AMI that
he thence mounted by successive stems AZ
member of the legislature, presidential cleo
tor, member OF Congress from 1915 TO fS53
Governor OF Tennessee, United State, Sena-
Tor ron iS5I TO 1853, and finally Vice President
and acting President of the United States. He
is the only ex-Prcsident ever elected 10 the
Senate. and the only ex-President now liz wing
As Mr. johnson was born December -. 1sos.
he Is now about g. years of age. With his
force o. character and aggressive temper he j.
certain 10 be a conspicuous figure i'm the SEN
ate though he lacks the qualities of leader
shipt great degree, and will hardly be
likely to originate much of the legislation of
congress. As there has been some question
recently a. 10 Mr.. JOhnsOn's exact political
status The following definition Of his politics
given by himself within a few DAYS in a
Nashville paper may be of interest:
MY whole public acts demonstrate tina. I
tNhansted all the powers and prerOgatives of
the Once OF President in behalf of cOnfaiar-
ate soldiers, and went so far that Congress
under the influence of an extreme marty
spirit, repealed the amnesty act authorizing
me PRESIDENT TO pardon rebels Then | feI
osck 10 the pardoning power under the con
o y, luton ana under this power, on the 18th
OF december, 1855, issued proclamation o.
general amnesty. releasing and relieving all
nose who had fought against the nag. This
wds assailed by the radical leaders but the
supreme Court Of the United States has
Mltnih the past year, i believe. decided in
my favor When the Impeachment trial was
S"ns on, my exercise of the parJiOning power
was one OF the items of inquiry by the COM
mittee, Now as TO my democracy. l think
no one who can read can be ignorant of my
political views. i think / am in line with
the democracy of the nation, and the unwill-
ing testimony Of my political opponents has
established that was nominated as Union
democrat for Nice-PTesident. and | think
that my whole life shows me to be demo-
cTatic-an unadulterated democrat"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-27

Hard times prevail all over the country
but the testitutiOn in New York city i said
To be something APPALLING. Never IN the his
tory o! that city has there been such con-
stanily-incTeasing army of homeless. unem-
plOyed ones. The many benevolent institu-
lions are taxed to their utmost and the papers
daily make demands for means to fill the ex-
hausted Golfers of the charita BILE n SsOcia lions
Collections are taken up on Sundays in the
churches 10 buy food and clothing for the
starving poor; and the ladies OF the different
congregations meet daily in the church
rooms. and sew, and distribute articles
among the needy, without regard 10 creed.
or caste, or kind. In Jersey City. BROOKLYN.
and New York, alone, are 6O0.eoO people
crowded into tenement houses. often
forty on fifty families living in one tenement.
There are 10000 people living in 2.7Oo tene-
ments; and. with all that public and private
charity can 10, how are these people TO be fell
and clothed while thrown out Of work? The
increase of crime and evil-dOing is owing to
the increased pauperism The rich have
responded generously; wealthy ladies have
gone IN their carriages. and personally be-
slowed money, and given other help: bat the
attempts have been spaSmoiic and the
many benevolent organizations cannot begin
To succor ali the needy poor. Frequently
families are picked up ON the streets. VIM
have been turned adrift into the streets
because OF unpaid rents, and vino have lite
raily neither food, clothing. nor shelter. IL *
now a serious problem with thoughtful peo-
pie what is to become OF all these hou,eless.
hungry poor, with ranks constantly growing
larger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-27

Hasn't the Graphic inserted by mistake the
picture of some other celebrity i'm place of
that of the late Canon Kingsley. The pOr-
trait that figures in its columns thus desig-
mated IS wonderfully unlike the face of the
canon aS remembered by those who heard
him lecture at the Congregational church
here last wear.
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Largest Circulation in the District
To AdNerfisers.

H. oTUirT that the large and TdlDVRy Increasing
chiffon o. THE STAR NM BE- oe,ireTef 70 is cur
rlcTS 0Tsd ss7Tef 10 subscribers a. n TeISoa1bJe
horn c0rt CiIB, IL is necessary 20 close the forms
rs nearly possible ~ O'Clock p. "a. Adregti-
SeTS are therefore requested 10 SEND ia their frsY-
fise,Be,HS not Inter than TWELVE O'CLOCK II
receiref after This hour there Is great dUlgeT that
,rifh me eIceptiOn Of t5npcTaire cdses.-sUch as
Deufts. Lost, de-,-they cannot appear 'altl the
fDIfg1rfUg irTsg
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LOST AND FOUND.

oST-A lady : black Kid POCKET BOOK. con
tanning several cards paper slips, and about
= IN money. One of the cards bears the name of
Geo. W. Smith Owing TO the Importance attached
10 the papers very liberal reward will be paid for
us return TO the Office at Wormleys Hotel. 1t
| OST-On Friday evening, January I'D, at the
IA reception at the Attorney Generals a Point
Lace POCKET HhNDkERCHIEF Ii left at No
given. Iap1S a
i OST-A Cameo EARRING, engraved with tho
Il name of the owner. KATE BORROWS \ suit
able reward viii be given to the person who will re-
store ii To the at 92l Il street north
west. iauSi-pfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-27

rs NV BUILpING ASSOCIATION IN
erC .GEoRGE1OWN.-There will b. A m srf no
belt AZ tsangs Hotel on THURSDAY EVENING; ~
clock, % adopt a constitution for the new buiId
ING s--.e.silnn Iaus7 p
rs sPECIAL NOTICE-NF-- W-TTTIx1EE
10y OF Philadelphia President Of IN. WCToao :.
Naiiondi TEMPERANCE Union. Will h. nra.snf a. a..
Icing 81 the WOMANS TEMPE RAN CE
tNiVN- 81 this city, on THO rs DA Y the S~th in.-
AT i clock, IA the chapel Of the Y VI & a Al
interested 81 Temperance work a. carIi,I, invita-
a. attend by order Of the President \,
hS,WAsHlNGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK
Wy All parsons indebted 10 thi, q. "a ar. b,rsb /,
NOTICED tfaf unless the amounts du- are ~artiI ,,L
ont further delav. they will De collected bI ~.
of Law rrtfsoEt tsrfAsT aOttc> - f''-s
A. II l. the desire Of the Receiver L. nav .,,.,L
dividend soon possible. he trusts that ibfss IN
drbted o. the Bank will respond promptly AMI not
ask further Indulgence. ' u'e
JaBS boz WILLIAM y. MATTINGLY Receiver
TATTENTION. CORCORAN ZOTNyTS-
Wy The prompt attention OF every member /,
called 20 The meeting ON 2sTH lN>T-- % arrange fY
5sn2s2r' JOHN RODGERS, President,
~ SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES
We settling bills for spe ia improvements At a
Iberai discount J. a.. LAY * co.
J1a-S Ia Nc. 223 ga street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-27

And yet II has not been discovered where
the Pacific Mail million went
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-27
WEST VIRGINIA WINES.

BURGUNDY, UNION,
MY FAvORITE, OLD DOMINION,
EXCELSIOR, VIRGINIA CLARET
NORTHER MUSCATINE and CATAWBA Ana
Also DOMESTIC GRAPE BRANDIES
These Wines, raised in Wood county, West yir.
ginia, pure stuff, Of age from six to ten years
They are unmixe and We ask any chemist to ex-
anime them. There are no wines more adapted for
table use in families, they are both healthy and
invigorating. DEPOT in WASHINGTON,
ga street, between 9Th and 10th,
jan20 I'm LUDERS THORENBERG
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A 5 T L Oh GY.
MADAME ROSS.
BOARDING.

sSOARD AND PLEASANT ROOM FOR S25 per
- month; also, large second story Front ROOM.
with small Room adjoining, with good Board at
1927 l. street northwest. JapZ5 81
p OMS AND BOARD.-Fine large ROOMS,
IL nicely furnished, with first class TABLE
BOARD, at I104 i2th street, near Massac husetts
avenue Location as desirable any in the city,
ami terms very moderate. san21 3t
FURNISHED ROOMS, with BOARD, at GLE
l. street northwest; location excellent and rooms
nicely furnished. Terms moderate. novE I'm
TH0ICE TABLE BOARD AND ELEGANT
~ ROOMS, together or separately, in the best To-
caliy III the city. Refer TO Hon. IL Boardman Smith
Hon A. L. Barber. Hon. A Ii. Muilett, and DR.
Verdi. Apply at 1918 street northwest sepl ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-27

CASH-FORTUNES-1.19 100 SOLID GIFTS.
$500, 900.
Capital Gift, s35 900, Smallest Gift, sos. Ell
CANT Chromos with Tickets, 5 each: No discoun :.
Drawing at the Opera House, PATERSON, ". j.,
positively on FEBRUARY ~. Full mercansils
value for dollar invested, and equal cha nee
in the drawing. Circulars free Order promptly.
TRUSTEES.
DR.. 8. DAILY, JAMES OSBORN, GEORGE W
POLLOK.
BOARD OF REFERENCE
w.K. LOTHROP, lIns. Pres, No. Is4 Broad
way, n. Y; j. G. TODD, Pres. Toodd & Rafferty,
Manufacturing Co. J, No. 10 Barclay sire Il. n Y:
DAVID HENRY, Member of Assembly, and A. A.
HOPPER, Treas. City,, Paterson, n. J.
Oficial list of drawn numbers mailed all persons
who cannot attend in person. Address orders and
business communications TO the Manager New York
Office.
GEORGE A. RAYMOND,
NV corner of Broadway and Park Place, Ny.
INHk CELEBRATED J. B. PsCORSET, THE
II m ho NJ.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLiC-MR. A. J. RAD
tLlffE, OF this city Is no longer associated
with me in the Agency Business nor any other bust
ness neither Is he authorized TO my name i'm anv
way whatever. T. A TOLSOS
janE W ,fr.sstT CONT Agent, COL 9TH st s r.
nR. LEON HEREBY NOTIFIES all persons
- indebted to him that their accounts must be set
tied by February LIST. Box 40 Post Office i23 2w-
ZONE AND SEE HATTIE J. FRENCH the
~ celebrated reliable Medical and Business Clair
ynyant 125 llth street, between G. and II northwest
Examinations and consultations daily Terms &
and 81. Nervous Diseases treated successfully
Seances Tuesday evening at ~ O'Clock. janII- I'm
A NOVELTY For MARRIED LADIES-Send
I address with stamp, for information. MADAME
DUKENE, Post Office Box 1O5, Washington, ID.
decsJ I'm
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LADIES, GOODS.

La oOoDJs
ATTENTION. LADIES: lbl
FOR BALLS AND PARTIES
FLOWERS at half price.
FANS, LACE II tNDKERCHIEFS, COLI .ni
Silver AIGRETTES for the hsiT, At great bargains
KID GLOVES, best mske-Two Buttons 81 sIss,
FiCHGs, COLLhRETrEs, DRESS CAPS mad.
g sTder' at MRS urxrS
jsnsstr e2l and 62S p street.
AIRS. VI. A. CONNELLY,
OFT EAST fora STREET, NEW YORK.
Has opened an elegan: assortment OF
IMPORTED GOODS,
ATIS25 + STREET, WASHINGTON,
Consisting Of Ball aud Dinner Dresses walking Cos.
tunn.- Bonnets, Lgscrer Corsets. Flowers, &c, all
Of which will be sold at reasonably
jsn2s 81 Low PRICES.
MADAME L. p. JEANERET, IIO7 PeunS,.
pattern Benneta and III ais Which sSe n 81.
lug regardless OF cost 10 reduce stock. ~
Ianlg I'm w
AIRS. SELMA RUPPERT's
STAMPING. AND EMBROIDERY DEPOT,
GA 9th street, opposite Patent Once
On hand large assortment Of BERGENANs
BERLIN ZEPHlRS; GERMANTOWN wool:
KNITTING YARNS: WORSTED GOODS, CAN
VAS and all material for Embroidery.
No BRANCH STORE. Jsnis 5m
MADAM l.. p. JEASNERET,
WI 3 North Charles street, Of Baltimore, Nj;
has combined with her Millinery establishments IN
Washington, ll07 Pennsylvania avenue, a very
fashionable dresSmaking apartment. Ladies wishing
70 have costumes made can lie fitted there every
Tuesday from Il a m. 70 5 p. m Orders promptly
attended Ia. Has also large and choice assortment
of imported Bonnets and Hats, which she l. selling
very reduced prices. Jau9 In
THE PERFORATED BUCksKIN
UNDERGRADUATES
decIs7sm AIM. WILLIAMS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Every BRAID Is purchased at MADAM ES-
TRIEN :, Oils 18th street. One TO FIVE CURLS or
PIEFS given free. This chance il only for 81 DAYS.
Just the place % get Holiday Presents. leO human
HA lR BRAlDS Of all shades, from IS cents to Do
each. The Madam has had very long perienCs in
Europe and the United States AZ an inventor aud
leader Of ladies' fashion for the hair. Everything
that Is used For ladies' hair dressing, including fine
assortment Of water and natural CurlS, on hand.
Hair having faded from can be brought T. its
natural shades. A fine and large stock OF WHITE
and GRAY HAIR. does I'm
DALI FRINGE
ID IN ALL SHADES,
oct2I I'm NJ. WILLIAMS.
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WANTS.

w AN
WANTEr--A few OUTDOOR sALEsMEN.
w Apply 1t 100 OH street 1t
WANTED-An GROOMS aud COACHMEN to
w call NJ 352 PeHnsylvans avenue, where they
viii learn -omething 70 their advantage wfSSst+
WANTED-At 1925 street, a settled WOMAN
quired. 1t
WANTED-At once, GIRL to d. the work for a
w small family Good home and wages Refer
ences required. 1113 street northwest 1t
WANTED-At RICE'S, 1917 and 1919 Penn
w sylVania avenue q WOMAN to clean the gal
XNANTED-A PLACE A. Se,ms1T,s. in a nrj1aIs
w Family; is willing to ASSET in the homework
Good reference given. Address III. H, $50 7th
street southeast. Jan27 2t
WANTEn-At s2s 18th street Northwest !, act
w tied WOMAN, to cook, wash and iron Good
wsGes TO competent person who will stay at
WANTED-A first class MARKET GARDENER
w and FARMER, to take charge OF and manage a
, sii near the city Must thoroughly understand
without best reference as to character industry and
"ANTED-ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for
w three year, secured by deed Of trust Virginia
RroRReragn near MsshngtoH; vii, pay 10 per cent no
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN rs partner, with
w from one TO two thousand dollars, in a well
established business. Profits large. Apply at this
office. JAMS IT
WANTED-A middie-aged WHITE LADY to
w take charge Of four or five motherless children
aud sttend To the housewor of the family. An Epis
after p. m, at No. 10th street n W. jan25sts
WANTED-At GUTMAN'S New store 9TH street
two eTperence in thu drs ami ami
fancy goods business None need apply except exp,-
addressed to E. GUTMAS, Georgetown, n G. js5 st
"ANTEn-An active young CLERK; NUT
w speak English and German Inquire after
p m at 424 1th street northwest Jan25-3.*
WANTED.-A party with 10 cash TO buy stock
w can secure Richmond, Va, profits over S50 a
month Call or address for a few days L. MOONEY
Gal street, Washington, d. q. ian25 st.
WANTED-AGENTs to sell Pictures, Looking
", ~ Glas>cS and Family Bibles. Apply to HEY
WOOD CREAM, AS 18th street northwest, be-
tween and 10 a. m. james ST.
WANTED-By a widow lady, aged %, a Posi-
W TON as h2UsekeeIvi in widower's family; no
office. jan25 St
WANTED-TwO nicely furnished communicating
w ROOMS, for three persons, with or without
Board. Private family preferred. Must be hand
,,Cme house, in unexceptionable neghborhpnd.
Would retain whole year except summer months.
ulars. ian23 Ct
WANTED-The front TOOTH of girl fourteen
w years Of age. Will pay literally, and replace
artihclaily Call after p. m, DIR. WADSWORTH,
southwest cor Vermont avenue and l. St jan2D-lmt
w or small lots also job lots of Dry Goods. Boots
and Shoes. Notions, &c. Address J. ". D, No. 4si
les = street southwest or, Box IL, City, post
WANTED-All Druggists TO Know they can be
w supplied with THORNS INFALLIBLE TET-
tween Sth ard 9th streets, southwest nov6tr
WANTED-Gentlemen to know that WILLIAM
w MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1OIl New York
avenue makes speciality Of cutting garments to be
made at home seplily
WANTED-second hand FURNITURE. BED
w CLOTHES; second hand CLOTHING, and
BOOTS and SHOES. Will pay the highest cash
0IMAS ss cGTnsr tS by s Rs and
feho7yINahla avenue ap24 lyf
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NOTICE.
All persons using Whesler d Wilson SEWING
MACHINES, wishing TO have them repaired Al their
reside nee have il done ~ short notice by Al
dressing BY mail the subscriber, at 1917 18th street
northwest.
JAnQ6t THQS. XASaINGTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-27

MANHOOD RESTORED.-A victim of youthful
lNl imprudence, causing premature decay, nervous
debility, etc, having tried m vain every known
remedy, has found simple selfeure, which he will
send free to his fellow sufferers. Address J H
REEVES, 76 Nassau st :, New York. jy6-m W Z 9mf
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NHk CELEBRATED J. b. P,CORSEr, The
o., m ~ popular in Paris, can be obtains ct
oct Nm WILLIAMS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-27

RALL FRINGE
ID IN ALL SHADES,
oct2Iam NJ WILLIAMS
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T'HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
i HARVEY. BARKER & co. was dissolved by
mutual consent on the 18th day of December. lT4.
-.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
Niagara Fire Insurance Company of New York
Assets, S u S5o Us. Surplus, 8 SIS 225.
Republic lire Insurance Company Of New York
Assets, $1,000. Surplus, S40O,OO0.
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company of New York-
Assets, Si6,450. Surplus, $4,000.
NATIONAL Fire Insurance Company of PhiIadel.
phia, Pa-Assets, S56S 900. Surplus, 26s 600
Old Dominion Fire Insurance Company of yir-
glnla-Assets, S5l5 900 Surplus, Sll5luO
WILLIAM l.. BRAMhALL Co,
may22|r Agents, 607 9TH street northwest.
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tSOR RENT-0n the first Of February, one large
y FRONT ROOM furnished, with bpaI1. suita-
lie fer two gentlemen gentleman and wife Apply
12J~ Sth' street northwest Ian25-5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-27

EOR RENT-A SUITE OF ROOMS. comforta-
d bly, furnished. one block from the National Ho-
tel, can be rented at moderate rates. No. 21O ~
street. ian2j-2ts
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4 nished FRONT ROOM, suitable for ono or tvs
gentlemen. in a house containing ali modern i'm
ian9S 2tt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14

10 wunoert es uns ni6t, baB grade Die pros
teitantii9en Brebiser bic rpdrmiten Sefiir.
porter bes britten Sermins iinb. Der Gas
tbolicismus fiibrt sur 6reibeit; Der Yrotes
itantismus, ba5u liefert Der brittle Sermin
einen neuen Seles, sur Sprannei.
Wfii Der Belt weroen ii9 uniere sansen
garteifdmpfe gu einem &f oes grOtes
itantismus unb bes llnsfaubens nno ipdter
gu einsm &f bes ~unsIaubens, in benz
Der Broteitantismus iebr raid aufsebt, ses
gen ben &atboIicismus seitatten. Die
Sinse entwldeln iid unsebeuer idnea uno
fir uns &atboIiten beiBt es auf Der @arte
iteben unb uns wobl% wappnen. 9oifentli9
lperben uniere Sii6Dfe unO Prieiter Die
iSei9en Der 3eit gu beuten wiiien unb ibre
S9aaren gum Sample %riiten. Ufan be-
baupte nidt, mir idben gu i9wars. @dbe
@Ott, es ,iei wabr! Infer miro Der Sies
iein, aber Der &f Der Setter wirb elm
rieiiger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14

oiesidbrisen@ eneraluer iammlunS bes Tilss
pereins auf iid 9eSosen uno wirb baS 9Sert
Der Yrele Der auSemeinen llnterltiitung
empfoblen. Sn Der Chat fam man BON
Der Sruferei unb einem Seterfalten aus
td9li6 ben SOlfern Die @abrbeit uerfiins
ben. Sine fatboliide Oruderei, pel9e
Soft uno Der 0abrbeit seueibt ,pirb, lit
fir Die @erbreitlns Der Wabrbeit wi9tiger
aIs cine Stride; bespesen beiBt cine apo
itoliide Oruferei FIFTEEN %iouieI, ais cine
2ebrfanSel Der @abrbeit sriinoen, BON NO
aus bas grob Der 8abrbeit BEN armen,
b%unsernben Seelen aussetbeilt weroen
fam. ClnO wenn es, pie oas beute in Der
S9ueiS ptelerorts Der 6au lit, Dem Yries
lter ni9t mebr m69Ii6 lit, oas Nort beS
Seiles Su p%ertiinoen, Tam IS Der &ebacteur
in ieinem Slatte nod tbun!-Geb.) SIS
gibt ossbalb wobl tein b~eiiereS @erf in uns
ierer Seit, ais cine iolde gang Der @obrs
beit semeibte Oruderei gu unteritisen unb
S%tiftunsen gu bieiem 3pefe gu MAIDEN.
(0eioer liebt man bas bier,u 9anoe nod
uiel gu wenig elm; 0aien mn Yrieiter lers
nen crit bunn ben @ertb Der fatbolii9en
Yreiie ~tennen, ipenn bic Serfol9uns iiber
Die Stride tOmmt uno iebr natiirli6 lit IS,
baB grade bic bitteren Grfabrun9en, Die
man bur6 Serna6ldBi9uns Der fatb. Yreiie
in Der S6pei, 9ema6t bat, ben InitoB &C.:
ben, Dor Der Slippe 81 warnen. = Geo.)
Der beriibmte SominifansrmOn6 uno
9rebiser 3bom. Surfe, wel9er fait in
sans Norbamerifa bas Wort @ottes ges
prepist bat, iast: u@enn Die Stride eins
NAL Die Breiie bat, 10 piro ie abermaIs
Der @elt bas gpan9elium uertiinben unb
Die entdriitli6te @eieuidaft pieoer Drift:
lid ma6eu." Oas Werf nun, bas Ser
Stride cine Yreiie bereiteu MID, lit bas uns
ter ben S6ub pss S~OIterapoiteIs Saulus
s~eitelte glpoitOlat bur9 Die Yreie.
Die Geiolution ~lautete, es mogen bic
Mitglieoer Der Seriammlung ni9ts per:
na6laiiisen, UNI benz @erte 6reunoe gu
geipinnen, Die es bur6 @ebet, Sin9abe II.
fromme @aben unteritiieen.
Sober Gatbolif, aud Ser 2aie, psl9er
mitbilit, Die tutboliide Yreiie inter ieinen
Wtitbiir9ern 81 perbreiten, uerbreitet ben
@lauben uno erfiiut Iomit baS Nmt zines
2aienopoltels uno bat anipru9 auf ben
2obn, pel@er ben 9erfanOisern Der 0abrs
belt Defenders peripro9en lit.