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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-13

A good dinner at Tom Harvey's for
IS cts. 15tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-13

goods on G. w. Newman & Co.'s cheap
counter.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-13

A large sale OF summer goods this week
at whitley & Henson's. 2S-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-13

Farmers ahc others having reapers and
mowers, and wishing to get oils for same,
will please bear in mind that we keep
winter-strained lard oil, prime engine,
extra engine and w. v. lubricating oils,
for lubricating purposes, all of the best
qualities, and will be sold at 3 reasonable
profit. 26-n j. A. MOORE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-13

Lower prices stiIl at A. s. Smith
cry goods store. 14tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-13

A large line of summer dress goods
placed on the cheap counter at G. w.
Newman & Co.'s to-day, to be closed out
at very low prices. 80 . (
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-13

We would respectfully invite the Ia
dies, one and all, to come and examine
our dress goods department, among
which are to be found choice selections of
camePs hair plaids. invisible plaids, sum-
meF silks, pongee lusters, serge suitings,
poplin, alpaca, Irish pOplins, gros-grain
silks, Grenadines, black hernsnnis,
Scotch Bingham, percales, English and
French lawns, together with a large line
of linen suitings.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-13

An endless variety of fans at G. W.
Newman q Co.'s.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-13

List OF persons drawn for the Septem-
Der term Of the Distr let Court, at Empo-
ria, TO begin Sept. It'll:
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Chm. Lyon Co.

Get ready for our Fair.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-13

Mr.. R. Z. TOrrington, who has been
operator at Newton for the past three
years, has been appointed superinten-
dent of telegraph Of the Atchisop, To-
peka s. Santa Fe company, in the place
of Mr.. ]. w. Stacy.
s. for announcements In the Well
lingtOn Press,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03
0srlssenbeit was iie auftrasen lOlIten
nahte fh.

0erlesenbeit wus fe auftrusen loutsn,
ea1te th.
Der Ippsr madt unsefdbr ben Gins
crud zines eeutl9en Stdpt6enS, pas
ebemaIs tefeifist mar. Die breiten
@rdben ftno nod ea, aber trcdst unp
nit Gem iaftieften 8aisn bswaGien 7;
pte Rin9mauern srilti,en nod, bic
S6tebIbarten lueen prpbeno auf 2pns
BON berdber, aber aaes 1T i'm 8erfau
besrifen. eanse i9pn III er ni6t mebr
rasu ca, bic sutsn sonpcner einsuz
i6a6tern une i'm 3aume su baltsn
LANCE III IS Der, feitpem eraulame Gy<
ranren BIER tnmitten bie(eS Tinfefes
ibre 0erbreden %peribten, eadte i6 bel
MIR isIbsr tncem i1 um cen Iower
terumlpasierte, unp mir pos Ding Don
aussn aniab. Jnmitten pielsr erauen
Wauern III 6einri6 vi. Don 0loiter
ermprbet rperpen ; bier fel iein Brucer
Clarence; bier lieB CT als Protector leis
ne beipsn Nsffsr, bic SDbne Gpuaro
w. u%mbrtnsen bier fel has 6aupt
ces gerpancten 6aftinss. &c idaus
bert einem, wsnn man an al piele
Werre pentt bic bier besansen muir
ben ; an pte Ibrdnen, bic bier unee(e>
ben uersUhen puroen. an bic Ssufser,
cte bier unaeb6rt Derbauten.
Mtr teben bier usf claifidem 8o>
cen. 5ier bur@ pieies sotbilde Gbor
sine WiQtam Sbofeipeare aus unb
Elm ; BIER lOnnte er i@ in Der @unR
Der f%Osenannten iunsfrduli6en &5ntz
ain. pier aud bat AlbreGt Direr
ssreilt unb tie beut1de Runf 1T in
ibm Beebrt uOrpen. Inter rtsien unp
dbnltden @seanfen bate i'd mid benz
GtnsansstbOre eendbert. Our Ge6ten
febt Elm SdiIpabaus uno Elm polien
stns prr Dem ginsanse bin unb ber.
unter Dem Shore fab th Elm M1nn>
letn ftcben, in Ger Iradt rss ~finf3ebnz
ten Coer fedSebnten Sabrbunperta. gs
rar cine Mrt GafteIan unp erbpt i1,
mir bic 6etrli6feiten bes 1ppsrs 3u
setsen, mas i'd natirli6 reGt germ aus
nabm. Na6pem t6 nod ben berlbm>
ten Stemlesl unnel eeieben, begab ih
mid CUR 9erberse 3urld.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03
Oefentltde 9anfiaQunQ.

Sett LANCER !3eit lit i'd an gerfopfnne uab
unDereauliGteit unb mad BEN ih unniieer Wetle
beeeutenoe 9unrnen AT Merste ausaeaeben
bate, lief i'd mid iiterreeen Or. Mua. R6nia's
Samburger Srrpfen 3u yerlu6en Durb teren
Ianglamen @ebrauh babe Id mid nu, aGnaliH
BON Dieiem beltnerliGen llebel 0ebetlt. Sd
ratbe oaber ieceu1. einen 0prratb berlelben I'M
5apfr 3u balten.
Sofepb wfetler, @bieaaO, Sas.
Wnerfennung. 5err 3. Ncrbmann.
gfews .. .. @alborn Co., $751; iitermaGte
uns 6Olsenbes our gerTfsntli6ung : Diefe paar
3eilfn i6ide iG GuG, pelde SIR Der Mabrbeit
geraaB perDTentltten fDnnt. bamtt aud anbere
lstrenDe Wenlfen arsetrieben rerten, Or. gu-
gut RDntg's hamburger Srcpfen at gstrauGfn.
Etelelben baben BET mir sur pplen 3ufrieben-
belt gemtrtt nnb iH bin 10 gefune. ME i6 felt
larger s3eit nidt ~geDeien. Meine Grau bat bic
lelbsn aud sebrauGt unb eleife 6ilfe erbaIten.
SD babe nod ME gebDrt, baB Qeute 70 sufrie.
ben nit Weeicinen gerrelen fEo ais nit . f.
tUr Aug. 86nts's Gamilten.M ebi-
Gin en-. Nae Geute, eenen tb nod pom Or.
Nus. 3Snie'S Sambureer 2ropfen ~perfauft
bab,, tparen 10 frDb. bab i'd bic Mebicinen in
bic Stapt gebratt babe. Sc freut mir lelber,
70 ettras ausgsfunben ~ baben. Mas bic Qeute
barber taaen, r1Ssen fe etnen Der pielen 3eua-
ntfe, tpslGe i'd Sbnen ienbe, entnebmen.
Grgsbenf, Mnbrea6 Mabe.
Wtr usrGTsntliGen fOlsenpes ;3euantB aurt
gsften oieler geipenben:
Stster Clara, >. g. g, garrOltrn. Nep
Srleans, Ca;
Da Sbre 6ar1burgerIrppfen lppDbl
let mir als aud BET SerIGiebeneu auDeren per
lcnen nit gutem Grfolse ~tpirtten, fam ih ni&t
umbin, Sbnen metne N~nerfennuna barber
aua3ulpre&en unt bite Gle, mir pieoer aran-
st9 5lalGen 3usulenben.
Die Nrobe beftanben.
Jrau Gbrifttna Wteiffer, Meptlon, gRis., ibeilt
uns 6cl9enbes nit:
Sett LANCER 3sit lit Id an 5ersflOpfen unS
tlnperbaulttteit, unp babe manGen Dollar fir
Dcftpren auseegsben. NQes mar fir uitts.
Durb ben Gebrau& Don Ir. aug. 6 s.
nfg's 5ambutge r 1rDpfen tpurbe ib
gang bergefeQt unb mGhte ME uiebr pbne bic
ielben i'm 5aule ietn.
Mr. Nleranper Weber, 0inepln, SGs., 1hreibt ;
2eute, pelGe Or. Mu 8. 8Dnig's a N.
burger G~rppfen gebrauhen, lino lebr au-
frteben bamtt unb molten uiat mebr Cbne Bic
felten fem. Cine Grau bate LANCE ben IpftOr
sebrauGt unb fCnnte ni6t aeiunb pereen. Der
6ebrauG Der 5amburger Srcpfen bat ibr bic
Geiunbbeit tpieber segeben.
l1eber bic Nnerfennune. relhe alerleits ben
5%anburser 81 rpfen ais einem tptrfliG
eebiesenen 5eilmtttel pirp, l6reibt Serr Nntcn
Brenfsn, Iamaqua, pa. :-Nle Merate Serorb-
men bic 6ambureer Erppfen BON Or. Nua. RS.
Mtg. Gin 5err Ipttcr bemertte, es tpire feire
Mebictn tn ben NpOtbefen, bic 70 gut pGre, ais
bic Sambureer Iropfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03
.Wein Wanu 1T auf Neilen unr

~Wein Dram TT auf Heilen unp
mill zen Sommer In Rarlsbao subrine
gen." laste pie Grau 9arpniil, na9rem
i9 ibr meinen Namen eelast bate i;
yer 1T INNER letoenp unp r1ein dltefer
Srbn bat Die 9tttung Ger S9ule absr1
npmmen. Da f5mmt er l6Dn."
SD blidte nab Der a~naeeebenen
3iGtune binaus burh Die eeShnete
saloutblre. Dem 5auie sund6lt lag
Elm e~uterbaltener Blumensartsn NIT
@ebdi6en uno Statuen selGmddt.
8stter surid eepabrte i6 cine srose,
bdblbe Dtele. BUR linfen tratsn chen
msbrere junse 2eute aus einem @ebdus
be bsraus, unb Elm junssr 5err. nit
lorsfdItisem, i'd m66te fat lassn,
Danny dbnli6em Ansuse ldritt pe,
lbire Su. Drauben ater rpebte bic
ansebmfte Waienluft unp nur Der
Sdattrn zines NsbeIs i@ien 1i9 in per
6riblinssluft 3u ionnsn.
Als Der iunge Gentleman berein.
trait itanr i6 auf uno pie Wutter
nannte meinen Namen. ST empfno
mid aubsrurpentli9 freanpli@ unp
laste:
nGs fat mir Seip estban, tas i'd
Sic eeftern nt6t su bauie traf - iG
bdtte Sbnen ptelen Beiu6 erlparen
f5nnen. @as nun ben @ebalt ante>
lanst 70 miro Jbnen 5srr 8teper
l9pn pas N6tbise mit9etbeilt taben /"
n@r lpra9 mir BON ie63ts pfunp T.
80 Stel seben mir pas erite Sabr
unp iUenn mir nit Sbnen ,ufriepsn
fnp, 70 befommen Sie pas spette Sabr
mebr. sic buben nun je ben prittsn
Gag bic Aufi9t. Das 1T cas- S6wiez
riefte. Der auftdtbabenre &sbrer
ipIIte eisentIt9 Iberau letn t5nnen ~
sletGer 3eit-im Gtupirfaal, auf Dem
Lurnplage unD i'm 1arten-sben wp
8uben ftnp. Man muB frens NIT III
men ietn, pbne je srcb su n%erpen!"
SD uerf6erte tbnen, caB i1 wobl
piiIe, ME man eerarttse 8ubsn III be-
banpeln babe; in rem pprtsen Snfitute
babe pte AufI@t mir niemals SGptss
risfstten bsrettst. gntl6iepenes duff
treten uno 9aft retden bin, il1 Nutos
ritdt ;u erperben unD su erbalten. Die
frau 8aronin bemettte lopann nod,
paB ite es iepem fremoen Gebrsr sur
8epinsuns madten, nit Rem anaben
fets in Der Wutteriprade ees aebrers
3u perfsbrsn, fe puIpe es ni9t, paB pie
fremren eebrsr tbren Nufsntbalt pu;u
benIBen ensliid su %lernen-e:ne Be.
merfuns, cte mir menis Ireupe tsreite:
te ; benn gum 3wede psS Gnslii9ler:
mems tpar i'd serare mad Gnelanp &c.
eansen.
Wuttsr urb Spbn u~uterbielten fd
bierauf eipen Iussnblid in cine,
Sprobe, Die mir unbefannt fpar. Nt
i'd na9ber erfubr, mar 60 bdniI9
penn Der alte 6err unb bic alte Dam
linp eebprne Ddnen. Bon bieler Spra
DE pfseten fe 5fters In 0esenwart BE-
eebrer unter f9 0sbraud su MAIDEN
Rad eiuisen rdntldsn Aussnblidsl
laste bic Game:
u&i6ten sic ss 70 sin, nae 81
utcrsen gum Nittaeefen bier inp. Dt
I|peilen TIM balb swei uhr. gle tonnes
aIsoann rdb.enp re5 Nabmittaes SD
3fmmer in Srpnuns brtuesn uno ri
atrt9e 3ett bier NIT Dem auff9ttaben.
Den sebrer uerbrinssn !"
(Scrtfeeung fClst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Seben Taa, OGreibt uns Serr 2ebrer 8. 9
Ruen3 aus NOruaIf, Sbio), perbreiten ii1 mt
erfreulitent Grfclse Dr. Aug. 35rig's
5amburger Iropfen. Man9e Gamiltl
bat 5Grn ibr 5eil nnb tbre @eluntbett II
ibnen ~aefnnben. Gtnige perlonen. bic f6cr
pfeIe Sabre an Der 2eber litten, fan.
ben BET beriibmten @eraten feline 5eiIuna. 81,
setraudten enbli6 Or. Aug. aSnte's 5anbur.
Der Ircpfen unb rurben.. SOllfommen sebetlt
NcG ielten bat cine NeDi3in iclGen GrfOle &c.
babt rie bic 5~amburSer SrOpfeu.
Gin Mr3t in williamsburg, Or. yeter Rets-
Gee, tpflher bic 6amburger Rebisinen BON Or
Nug. 8Dnig off tn ieiner Yraris antpenbet, f1Qi
foIsenbes urtbetl iiber bic 6ambarser 1rOpfen
,Dur1 eisene Grfabrune unt Sbnen gum 3sus.
niB, nrub t& an~erfennen, bab bic bamburst,
Ircpfen bes Or. Mug. 4Snis pabre 5aus-
freunbe als Neci3inen sepcrben itnb, inbenl
b~teielben fG In gar SieIen 66len ais tppbltbGtig
uno bilfreiG e~rtpteien baten.
Inter Stelen anberen !2~euaniftn erbtelten
mir Dor 8ur3eut einen Brief BON 1rn. Yster
Sefer, Ylpnoutb. Snb., pelGer 3eist, baB bic
5ambureer Ircpfen bes Or. Aug. 3Sntg
niHt nur BET fletnen llebeln au gebrauHen inb,
ionbern aud, bab DOT Der NnpeRbung berielben
3ranfbeiten pei@en nai1en, bic oft Der 3unif
Der gerste fpOtten. Die hamburger 5rDpfen
baten meme Grau tpieber bereeifeat. 9hcn
ldngere 3ett lit re an Gitt, baB fe niHt geben
fcnnte. Bir bGrten BON ben 6amburger Crop
fen mnb eetrauGten 5iele Mebi3in regelniG6ig
fir etnise 3sit. Neine Grau beferte iG 3u.
febeuts urb III fest tpieber gang bersefeat."
6err 0ebrer Ni4. gung, SrabY's geno, Vd.,
fGreibt
SD babe ibrs 6amburser 1rDpfen
bet elmer @elesenbett In feIt, q. q, eeprift
unb beffdttge bisrnit, baB bas mas BON ibner tn
allen 3eitungen res Qanbes ausgelngt trtrb,
tetne uebertreibung Ill., unb rDni6e Sbnen reGt
euten ybfas, irwobl su Sbrent rtsenen Snierefe
aIS atiir, Wpble rieler Qeinenben.
Grau Gatbarina zimmerman 2aueafer,
@taat Stem gcrf relHe dbnlt&en 9sfben unter-
rOrfen mar, iGreibt tber cine 5eiluns : SD
lit leBtes Gribiabr mebrere Ncrate an. erDBen
Ragenbeihirerpen. Wenn iG Gtras gegeIen
bate, 70 ftieB r1etn Diagen rteber ales BON 6I6.
SD s'brau6te dr3tltGe 5iIfe, erbtelt aber wenie
2inberurg.
seitesm i'd nun Or. Aug. R5nta's
8 an b urser Trrpfen ssbrau6t, tn rnetn
Nagen spnfOuuaen bsr9efeal nnb th fam ieg-
lihe Gpeilen sfnieBen. SD snpfebIe baber
ausssssidnete 5eilmtttsI allen Nasan-
Ieif ent anfs Bette.
Die TIalhe u6amburger Srppfen"
Foaet 50 Gsnts, pssr fiSf alalGen ,pei
DDanrs, iinb in alien bentffen MpctbsffH 3u
5aben, ceer trfrbfn biefelben mad Gmpfang bes
fret mad allen Ibeilsn Der 0ereinfgten
> ;aaten Serfanbt.-Nan nberehtre:
sc. Ncgeler s Co., Baltimore Wb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03
SIemntes Rapitel.
Der Baron, pher @ptt uers
last fetnen Deut d EN-.

9n Der 5srberee ansetommen, ers
sdblts mir bic Grau @st NIT ntelem
&ifer, pae wdbreup ees Na9mittaes
eth 6err In elmer Gbatle Dor bem 6aule
sebalten, unp tbr bteieS Billet fir mid
iberseben bdtte. sc let Elm lebr freunos
li6er iunser Mann eepeien, fe CLAUDE
lelbit Elm Baron, unp cine bubble %
me iet neben ibm sefsHen. Das 9iuet
lautete folsenpermafen:
uWetn 5err ! Oa t1 einen teut1deu
eebrer braude, eriu9e i'd Sie, mcreen
hermitage II ubr mir einen 8elua
a~bsufatten, um bas N6tbtse au BE-
Ipre6en.
Won Hamburger
Gothic House College, Chaplain"
Meine Grsues mar unbelareibIi6
S9On mar i'd nabe baran eepe1en,
rie 6Ufnuns su perIieren. Meine Ga
&c mar cine entieBlide sepeien ! Meine
6tnansen bis auf einise S6iutnee ere
i&5pft uno ubne Grsune, Der mid bat>
tie aus oieler persweifelten Sage be-
freten pouen! Dte wabr bas Sprits
mort TT, ~Notb lebrt beten," fano Id
BET cieler 0~elesenbett. Sa i'd babe
sebetet iecen Nbenp, rrenr iG mid
Ieste, unp iecen Moreen, rpenn i'd auf,
fano. Sd betste tnfdnctg. Cine
fali9e SGam bate mid ~abeebalten,
MID I'm 6dtfe mad 5auie su tpenoen.
Sd puete aber aud, paB n1ein gater
fein grocer Greunb non eerartieen Brie>
fen IL, uuo eab feline gurpirfe ebenlo
bitter 8ereien wdren, aIs efne Inter,
ftiiBuns nOtbwenpfs unit pdnltenss
rrertb. Setn IaeeL ben i'd firdtete,
mare abrisens eeredtfertist 9spelen.
DYER babe tb ntht obne 1etne Grlaubs
nis ben Staatsotenf nsrlaGsn bin i'd
nt9t Obne feline Gtnpiateuns einsubos
len mad 9oncOn Besansen Sfsnbar
mu6te ct mid fIr einer unrubteen
Scpf, fit eiaen un3ufriepenenW en19en
batter!
AIs Ger 6auswirtb Don BEN Sc
l9dften betmfebrte, seiste i'd tbm bas
Billet. Ct mar iebr erfreut uap per-
ft@erte mir, jenes College eelts als cine
Der bsfen S1ulen tn 2cnppn. 6iers
auf CAB er MIR ben Wes an, Zen i'd
eortbia einsufd!asen bate.
~Webnnen Gle cen BUS" at Char
ing Cross, faste er; rie Gneldnper
ssrtarsen ndmIih serre bte 05rter une
MAIDEN fe einilbfs, tpenr mSslid.
so rrtro aus Smnibus- u. IF.
Mit freurtsem 6ersen elite i6 am
Iel9enpsu ~9Orsen gum asentsn. Der
Assnt mar aud frpb, eae CT mieper ets
mas Yeroient bate uno faste:
Pun 5err @alter, iest finb Ste 70
gut als rerlcret. Das Nnrere pirp
wObl feline S6wteristetten baben. sis
befomue1 sIeiA pas erite Sabr led,ia
Yfunp, Spf, @Obnuns, @dlde, 9idt
uno 6eisuns fret id fam Sbne1 baau
aratulireu !"
Yin meinem plas ansefommen, fiea
bte NIT BIumenpalen reid anSee-
i9mldte Terrace binan unb flineeltc.
Gin Dtener srl1iea unb fibrte mid in
Gas spredsimmer, auf Der entsessns
ssieBtea Seite ces 6autes. Cine al.
tsre Dame mar anpelenb unS biss mid
TBen.
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ego

rpdbrt pprren mar. @ie 1dmsidelte
CT f6 auf csm @eee rabin NIT Der
6Ofnuns, isinsn eieben cine sdnfise
antwCrt, unb NIT ibr Grpft une 6reuee
;uridtrinsen su f5nnen! GQein pie
f&msr3li4 iUlte ct fi6 bisrin setdui6t
feben
Oprtlesune fClst.)
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3u Derfaufen.

Giais unter %ehnfisen Serinsunsen IN tn Der nnttrn
Gtabt Gin cut ~eelegents Rrbnbaus III ~perfnuftn, NIT 9rt
innb Wdfer tn Der Ride. Austunft feua man Ia Der Of |
Gee tteies SIattes erbalteu. IS
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&QMoQM+

G%rsabInug bOa S. 4. @anaenma9sr
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-30
THE GREAT ROMAN WRESTLING MATCH

THE GREAT ROMAN WRESTLING MATCH
was pronounced by the referee to be a
"draw" and the gentle expectants who
wait on such performances in San Fran
cisco. rnised howl that shook the can
vass walls Of John Wilson's circus tent
as with n typhoon from Tophet. Here.
as follow. are some of the particulars:
There was an immense ATTENDANCE at
the Amphiibeater Inst evening. TO wit
ness the final wrestling match between
Bauer and Miller. Before the match
commenced pools. on the whole. We're in
favor of Miller. The first fall was wen
nv Miller after hard contest of twenty
five minutes. Pools then uuaccountahly
rose to 100 or Bauer to 60 on Miller.
The second fall was won by Bauer in
eleven minutes and Bauer went upto 100
against 80 in the pools. Miller gained
the third fall in fifteen minutes and WAS
the favorite in the pools at so TO 30
The fourth fall was won by Bauer in
el.yes minutes Bauer's stock now rose
to 200 to 10 on Miller. At this jnpcture
the cry Was raised that the match was
sold out Great excitement prevailed.
and n row WAS imminent. After half an
hours wrangling, both Bauer and Miller
refused to go on: rools were declared off
and the referee decided the contest
drawn. adding that the whole thing was
evidently q put-np job. The crowd left
in disgust. and the expression was that
Roman wrestling WAS played ont.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-30

TIE Rev. DR.. Barto1, Of Boston, is a
convert to Darwin s theory Of the strug-
gle for existence and the survival Of the
fttest, although he would doubtless re-
sent the imputation. A Sunday or two
ago, in referring to the case of Jesse
Pomeroy. the boy-murderer, he said:
If We would have no monsters about
us in the community. let not idiots or
insane pair, nor scrofulous or consump-
tives, those soaked in alcohol or con-
ceived in lust. entering the world dis
eased in body or mind, or overweishted
with any propensity or passion, be al
lowed to marry, any more than We would
have a nursery for wolves and bears, or
cultivate poisonous ivy, deadly night
shade, or apple-fern i'll the Enclosures Of
onr homes. our yards and fields. Society
by righteous custom, if not by statute
law. has a right to prevent, to forbid the
multiplication of monstrous specimens
OF humanity. That me~llng. puking.
drocling. wailing baby ought not to
exist; it is no blessing. but a curse Of
nature and God on the misdoing of men
and women.
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HILL BEsCEY died aud many another
untiring worker has died and will die
from just such causes as took him off
I. is the eternal fever of the over-stimu-
lated business life of these Pacific States
especially of the business which finds
its most active participants on California
street-that brings them to a sudden end
with appop!exy, paralysis, (Which is the
result Of appoplexy), and such-like quick
killing diseases. The brain is at
high pressure all the time. Coming
down to figures. these super-active bust
ness men ''put in" one-seventh more
time than any other workers. They
have no Sabbaths; and apart from the
moral aspect of the weeklyday of rest are
the physical benefits to be derived from
its observance. The busy thousands
who delve in the bowels Of the DOM
stock know no Sabbath; the mill-men
and the railroad men who superintend
the hauling of the ore have no weekly
resting day, all is hurry and hustle and
nervous struggle. ceaselessly and without
end-save the final end. Men like Hill
Beachy have no time to be sick. no time
to take care of themselves, no season of
repose. The very extra erdoemept OF
virility which fits man for the strain
and tension of the California stock battle
brings with itself and breeds of itself its
own penalty Of sudden death. Doubt
less it is better 10 go thus than 10 finger
out the life of an invalid, but q quiet.
composed. res:ful old age is better than
all-but such boon will not come TO
this or any other generation of mine
workers and mine operators. till mining
for gold and silver con'emplates the set
ting apart of one day in seven when this
eternal stretch of nervous energy shall
have easement AID the peace Of home.
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THE HOLYOKE DISASTER.

Under the date Of Springfield, May IS,
noon, We have the following further
account Of the terrible fire which oc-
| cured in the French Catholic Church at
Holyoke, Mass, on Thursday:
Springfield, Mass, May 2S-noon.-
The bodies Of fifty persons burned to
death at Holyoke last night have been
identified, in addition to fifteen or twenty
who were at oace removed TO their
homes by their friends Nearly seventy
have died, and some forty more or less
burned or otherwise injured. The hero
of the disaster was John Lynch. q brave
fireman, who was frs: to respond to the
alarm. He describes the scene when be
reached the burning church as appalling.
Wcdged tight and immovabie in tie
doorways was O dense mass Of humanity.
none of them able to stand upright from
the terrible pressure Of the crowd behind,
while upon and over them 4 sheet of
fire rolled like wave. Without stop
ping to consider their danger Lynch and
Chief Engineer mullen rushed into the
flames, spurrcd by piteous cries of For
Gods sake come and help US and be-
gan pulling out bodies. \ moment
later and we'll dire cted hvdrant stream
Mount Holyoke Hose struck the brave
rescuers and undoubtedly saved them
from being burned alive. The first
persons drawn out were burning, but
they passed directly through this stream
of water, and the flames were exiin-
guishel. Some poor creatures fell
fainting on the long wooden stairs lead
ing down TO the street. and q few were
able to walk BY this time the entire
Fire Department had arrived, and
worked with such energy and will that
when fire Vas extinguished the charred
wooden walls of the structure WAS stand
ing. and were pulled down by the hook
and ladder men, in order that tie serch
for the bodies might be made. Ii was
only few moments after the water
struck the buildig before the fire was out,
bu. the obstruction Of life during This
brief period was terrible. Some sprang
from the gallery windows and were
seriously injured. One person appeared
ut one Of the windows completely wlapt
in flames, and after tottellng there an
instant fell 10 the gronud dead and IN
recognizable. Hundreds Of men went
to the wreck as soon as opportunity
was afforded, to search :or bodies, and
Il force Of police was organised to keep
back the crowd which had gathered.
Dead. ~ fatally burned, % burned
and wounded, %. OF the II dead. 30
were females and lG males.
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WORDS FOR TIE UNCO GUIDE.

The weak spot in religion to-day is
not seen in the fact tina: men are hereti-
cal intellectually, not that men hold no.
tons different from those the fathers
held. No, this is not it. The weakness
of religion to-day Is seen in this: :hat II
does not prevent its disciples from cheat
ing and lying; does not prevent them
abusing and >landerips and fighting each
other: does no; prevent Them from run
ming in debt when they know they CAL
not pay their Indebtedness; does not
prevent them from heing Mean and
tricky and cunning. bitter, higotted and
cruel These are the great halefnlly
luminous facts that stand over against
our churches. and cast their light into
the fac. of those who ascend and de-
srend the steps Of the sanctuary; and
the watchful, laughing. cynical world
notices that as the light falls on the
streams that como and 60. quarter of
the faces are ghastly. Christianity was
not intended to be a fashionable, refined
mannerism, tinctured with piety around
the edges. but compelling force able to
control the conduct; an inward power
able to renovaie the nature. 1t starts,
if it starts at all in man, in the renew
ing of the mind. 1t takes the living pro-
pensiiy out of man. 1t makes bin
love love, and hate hatred. 1t causes
him to be kind and charitable in speech.
patient under attack. forbearing toward
his enemies. In short, real Christianity
is a thing of character and conduct. 1t
has direct relation to what you do and
say, and think and feel.-Reu. ". III. II.
Murray.