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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26

W The Sacrament Of the Lords Sup.
per will he administered in the Presbv-
terrain Church at Springfield, on the first
Sabbath in March. Preparatory servi.
ces will begin on Thursday the 4th) at
: o'clock, T. VI.
G.. W. FINLEY, Pastor.
Feb. 10. 1875.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26

ROMNEY, FRIDAY, FEB. &c. 1875.
~ March term Of the County Court
for this county, commences on Tuesday
the 9th Of March. The following JUST.
ces compose the Court: X. ID. Powell
& 1. Pancake; James Sheetz, President.
Read the admirable address of the
Democratic Congressman of the South
to their constituents in another column.
VThe regular term Of the Hardy
Circuit Court, his Hon. j. w. F. Allen
presiding, commences on Tuesday next.
V'We learn from the Cumberland
Ners that on the lst Of March proximo,
there will be change in the Office of
cashier OF the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
in that city. Mr.. j. +. Dorsey, retiring
and MIR. William r. Wilson, formerly of
this place. the present chief clerk at that
station taking the cashiership.
tV Late adviccs from Charleston in.
dictate that the Legislature will adjourn
today, with the understanding that the
body is to meet in January next at
Wheeling.
RAILROAD AcCIDENr.-Iye learn from
the Steubenvillc. (Ohio,) Herald & Ne,cs
that serious accident recently occurred
on the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati and st.
Louis Railroad. The result of the acct
dent is that the conductor OF the first
section, Alonzo y. Shawen, had his leg
broken; John King fiagman, both legs
broken. and boy named Noonan, son
of an expressman, killed. The caboose
in which they were seated NJ the time
of the accident, was upset and dragged
fully 100 yards on the track, then be.
came loose and rolled over an embank.
ment, the parties injured rolling out.
a letter from Mr.. Shawen, who was
formerly n resident of this town. to
friend here, states that his injuries are
far greater than the account in the pa
pcrs make ihem, yet strong hopes are
entertained Of his recovery.
iVWe observe from a paragraph in
the Rockingham Register, that the Rev.
a. \. Eskridge, veteran minister Of
the VI. L. Church, South, who once trn.
velcd South Branch Circuit, intends to
decline, ut the next session of the Balti-
more annual Conference, which meets
In Washington, on the 3rd OF March,
renewal of his engagement to serve
the people in the itinerating field. The
weight fyears embarrassing inirmities
Is assigned rs the cause. lie has been
a..-tt..s !. In an active preacher
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26
for nearly SO years.

ARABIAN SUGAR CANE SErp.-FAR.
MERs Try Ir Agents WANTED =
The seed of this Cane was brought to the
United States during the Worlds Fair
at Vienna. 1t is the only Cane ever us.
cd in this country that don't iniurc the
land. The production is enormous
This Cane grows from to IL feet high
and from 2 to inches in diameter. and
produces double the amount of Juice of
any other Cane. 1t is not mixed with
other kinds OF Cane. BY arsf,,lproduc.
ton and making, it will make the very
finest Of syrup. 1 sample package of
seed that will produce from 40 to 60 gal.
Ions ofsyrup, with directions for plant
ing and cultivating and special terms to
agents, will be sent postpaid by mail. on
receipt of 30 cents. Agencies given for
counties. Address, W. S. Upton, Clevc
land, East Tennessee.
IV Mr., James Hollis. Of Newburg.
Preston county, this State. n brakeman
on the third division Of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad, on Wednesday evening Of
last week, fell beneath the train when
six cars passed over his breast, killing
him instantly.
Ir17On Sunday last about midnight
John Kelso, Of Cumberland. whilst nd.
justinga brake at Sand Patch tunnel on
the Pittsburgh & Connellsville Railroad.
slipped, failing between the cars, one Of
which passed over his body, producing
instant death.
10 The American Newspaper Adver.
Using Agency Of Geo. y. Rowell & Co..
New York is the only establishment OF
The kind in the United States which
keeps itself persistently before the peo.
ple ~ odrertising in newspapers. They
evidently receive their reward. for We
have it from reliable source that nd.
yertlsing orders issued by them for their
customers have exceeded three thousand
dollars day since the commencement
Of the year, and this is not n reyv gool
y'1r for advertising either.
Two direct tho attention OF our re..
ders 70 the advertisement Of Mr.. J. W
'haplino, in to-day's issue, Offering for
'7l' q valuable farm and varisf~ Of
personal property.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26

40 761 Grand Cash Gifts, amounting to 5000 600
~ Prizes in Real Estata, amounting to 10000
20, 7so Gifts, amounting 10 S2so. 600
o
Please address us for circulars giving reserea-
ees aud full particulars.
A etatepept OF the Distribution will be rub
iished and forwarded TO ticket holders, and all
gins will be promptly paid after the distribution
Hs- Good and Responsible Persons Wanted to
work for the interests of this Association. Iihe-
raj Commissions Allowed.
HOW TO REMIT TO US.
Es- Money should be sent by Express or bv
Draft, Post Office Money Order or Registered
Letter. Address all Communications TO
ALPHEUS r. COLLINS, Sec'y.,
Jan. Is, 1875. Denison. Texas.
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INSURANCE BENEFITS.

Any person buying Il lot on the aJcve
terms aaa making one 'oyo,eat, if they
should die, ne rW CANCEL ALL CLAIMS,
and GIVE icgol heirs a clear title, thus be.
coming HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
WITHOUT COST TO THE INSURED.
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A FIRST-CLASsF FAMILY JOURNAL.

A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY JOURNAL,
Ns'rs, Agriculture and Ziitrafurs Combined.
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THE BALTIMORE WEEKLY SUN has sue-
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the journal q sort Of
HOUSEHOLD WORD"
and rs such it has become q necessity wherever,
1t is known.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26

10 The girls out West are claiming
the right to whistle, and the old song
will have to he changed to, ooh. whistle
md I'll come TO you, my Lass"
W The song ofthc Washington youth
Il want to be lobby man and in the
lobby stand. with brass upon my fore.
head and greenbacks in my hand"
~ The Science 81 Hcaitt' imprcsses
on its readers tho pernicious effects of
the habit ofbreathing through the mouth.
sleeping or waking. The nostrils are
the proper breathing appsratus-not the
mouth. A man may inbale poisonous
gases through the mouth without being
aware Of il, but not through the nostrils.
~ What comes once in a minute.
twice in a moment. and once in . mans
life The letter ".
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26

10 The case of the Commonwealth
against Dr. Johnson was sent on from
the Magistrates's court to the next term
of the county court. DR.. Johnson was
held in $4,000 bail for his appearance
there ,-Pey,dIeton Ne,cs, FEB. IS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26

Two direct tho attention OF our re..
ders TO the advertisement Of Mr.. J. W
lhaplino, in to-day's issue, Offering for
''l' q valuable farm and . vsrie'v Of
personal property.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26

Read the admirable address OF the
Democratic Congressman of the South
to their constituents in another column.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26

@The regular term Of the Hardy
Circuit Court, his Hon. J. w. F. Allen
presiding. commences on Tuesday next.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26

tsSJ. Ed, Pennybacker and Rev. S.
H. Snapp started for Somerset, Pa, Fri
day morning, to recover the latter gem
tlemans horse which was stolen some
time ago. The thief is in the county jail
Of Somerset awaiting the requisition Of
Governor Jacob.-Ib.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26

THE PosToFFICE.-The latest we have
heard in regard to the Postoflice is that
Mr.. William Miller has succeeded in
having Mr.. Gibbons nomination with
drawn, and has secured the plum for him.
self Winchester Times, FEB. "a.
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80 p - y -. q. 81. 20
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tF Late adviccs from Charleston in
dictate that the Legislature will adjourn
today. with the understanding that the
body is to meet in January next at
Wheeling.
, 1875-03-15
An Interesting ol,uroh- \, eotins,

There weIe Homo very exciting occArseucssA
d roligioua service held near Zig Spring, lnt q
a recent Sunday evening, Tho exercises hta la.
hognn, Whan acme QUO announced tint tue oo!H. k.
Of the wotshipors, which wsro supposad tops
safely tied outside OF the bnitdiug had been ~.
loose. 4 general sol amble ensuo1, but Attef w
hoiees had boon caught and hitchsd again, 4gss
was restored. Then ons Of tho congfesantVss
mlssed bis pookotbook, mud announced tle ~
aloud. A second period Of excttomoot toloses
Tho door was locked. and evosy one in 'he ~. oa
Mas called on 10 submit to Au tnvea,!ge.uutl1'
0uo young man preseut WAS Just enough in!s.s ~,
Gated to be QuArrelaome, aud refused 10 10! ~
Qua aearch him. Tho rest Of the party inessss sss
On their right, however, and. after e1iMl.'ss
every pocket IN lia coat, yest aud psatll,.Wos.s r.
puuished him for hEs resistance to authoff'ars. -.
pitching him .Athor rudely out of DOOR. ~. ~
youth immediately hunted UP soalo boon co@prs
ions. aud led them to Al assault upon TOO ssS ~.
tuary. a great many hard words paaessa es., ~
tween the congregation and tho Inoi, tue tos
being srmod With btlels Of ssoye.wood anaos;I.
improyisod weapons, aud tho hitter Win ps'.,r VI
Alter numerous threats had boon sxcbAngoa. ~
great deal OF bad blood soIsed tho ees6tt';x et6t',;,x
succeeded In procuring t1licn to hos!ut..r I'm
apl tho services were concluded iu auo NsEh sM
A. = sequel TO tho whoto afalr-aud one ss Il,
may not be without Its moral-tha pstaou. ..r,, ~
missed ILLS pocketbook found it. when hs tsssIa .a
ed home, In bis barn, whero It bad been 1~S
tha time,
, 1875-03-15

II he Edttor of TAa Ch.ea1o tribune:
Cu1uA0o March 13.-The gubiosned letter has
just been received by Mr. r. Richardson, .mau-
ager Of the 0srlou City Dramatic Association,
IN thts city, Which will 90 doubt impress upon
tho public what suffering the people OF KaoAns
have undergone.
Icet In writing IL 10 not before tho public true atae.
ens Of shis part Of Kansas on account ot tho graaa
horpe.4 nd drought There are at ~ present time
ana clothiug, aud hcre Will 10 In tho sao
Coulon lefore Anothnr crop can 10 rlised. All viii
bo destitute food for cattle during spnugrosk, =
we'll kecd coEn, potatoes etc., c4unot be obtained
The Last crop Of wheat w1a farj but, cur psopo b.
nY compelled to dapote Of tho 8reascr para OF for
70 q cents % ebtain tae nscesssrea q te, and
antisc!y exhausted No hsva .ule for stock at
AMI, plies. aud no money; but, II No had money, wa
Auy contributions 10 tho destitute Of thla section Of
Kans.s will 10 thankfully received. All contribution
sent 70 Samuel Sutton win b properly distributed 70
sait .op ii. @sasl e1Pis q sosens 1. hs co., &c.
A'''''''uNs' ). ..as y, i hossfssas, esa:nn;
CHaALEz ECptQA,
]. EuAuoyaE,
would respectfully state that tia atstensuts set
forth III The annexed ctter. IN regard to tho destlu.
particular. have oalolal returns in my onies from
this county, showing that oytE ono-hfth OF our popu.
ation urs cntissly destltute aud uesling food and
aacthss ssop en- b. rsssd il /. dou 10 :.ts s'Iss IT,
q. ". wArsox, County Clerk.
D, LosxuIoH, Etesin Wabaupsee County,
In connection with tho hboys, will state that
City Dramatic Association 1t btaudArd Hall.
Thursday evening, April l., 1875, will be devoted
to thln cause, aud the proceeds forwarded inmo-
diAtely, fRHp RICHARDSON, Manager.
, 1875-03-15

x.na rhr.a ,,,cna no,, W. nr. ,,.e
IL iii e rey. sn an. woq.h n ss .
| fL,t ve nvr;nnE 40 w ard ,ua, ~ ,ra.t maJns
or nrest srnss. There mil 10 aamS ~ west,, of
chnr.oter or a. affcrt,nn nn,sac o NJ mr. Ali.
matct. Far hv ti,,s iii ireaamr" fasns WA rnwn
from fho pInrv NJ iiia nnciont ii,ron. tntn t,n
90, ,ros,nv search Of lin carthly ,,iarsmaen, fiow
1onr,y W. can conrcyn ~ srpa IT, ipft ro,
ia descended 1ntn o.,r noycrtv. ali ihn i,rmrcs
~ f,rent.i rnvnitr nTc ,rhau,fsi ~ trv,nr ~
| nicture Him. Inink of Him .entei nj thc
throno - ali .nthoriiv riotLaI ~ VI tuo tuo
rn1s o} o"rnI.v M Do'}sn s,, ssMleis ha,oss' sn
| lila fact. a uarn of anna nnomt i1is brow
oyor ali nte,;1 ances onlv nm law. tI;a w,ab, IL
| a1i i,cnrta oniy MIN mnt,vo, lava fnr Him that
| s,ttntl, m ti,c t1,nnn WScn fnot Wrai, no,,rca
forth nnnd, NJ ToIivI,t. nn tl,oi tovo ti,rohhrd
with ioy uuspeatnb,o thcra cnuja la M inck nj
! honor or bijss for Tim tLat rciened Hunrnmc.
Notn I'm hirh fay, now and thcn. in IN rtida
nnoeha of etar,,,ty ;yton from ramrto ~ nroyimrcs
Of IIIs o,npiro a,cicnt ptincos and potnntntess
whoao heroiam cmltiyntes stcrile t,rdr ar vnarde
ondsuaereI frontiers drawn by Tho rnarneti.n,
OF tbe Bnpten,o aireotion, gather in abnnt thn
ilroue far Worsbin md for inatruotion and "a.
ytew Bce tl,on1 ii, cut,,,tlans onfot,s linn bc-
foro tho Ine,Iable faco. aud batiliue IN ti,o iorn
rivcrs ~ dntiplt thai make VIA th9 ciIv ~ Hoa
thou. au[yor,ne .it oyor 1,cw aud iucrsasiua iov'
1lsIlg Into Distinct Individuality till HIS ycfy 81
celestial rsp,u,e. aud tin ucntrc II ail riory
lo4es ite outlines In Tho B,,rrou,,inu tn'os TINT
widen aud btrotch Gu 10 lilo utmost horiSuo Of
thought.
odorius hosts M we,o % informed Of Of tho uurpose I Of
.Io Etosnul rrInco to iay asde lii rIory, rI md
pink into the oDscusty of mortal bate a,id bids
In the gloon Of a uoDuichre. Uut II was COM
,ho only sileuco Of heaven , i wus reyealsd t,ss
tho Second parson In thu Adorable Trinity wan
going to ucok lot race in te abysseN at sit, hy
ass,ltnlng their fnym aud likeness aud entering
, 1875-03-15

old Mr.. Throop, up on Eighth street, = .ics. =
good - 10 IL corpulout, and has way .. ."ss suS
Ing hymns In hott undettoncs ~ ho soeo ',,I;uf s
Tho street. Yesterday morning. 10 WAS I'; Isi.;os
his say aloug the s!ippery grade down nl5i nts,,5ti
street, singing, AZ usual, aud lo )asns uhen HAT b.
iat terrible conoasson. sna tho II ". ~! III
hats. and spectaclos. sndted hsndserca'ssi,ss s,s
arctic oyershoes, and old Mr.. Thtoop1 oa1as p!sI I.l
hix hymn into "DoR gone tho dsdaenryt r'tss."
binaea inforusl old trap 70 the Rol dlnHSa IN I'd
And Of Ill tue people who helped ~ n TIL
ho mssrs BY those .renarlstle phrases, 'ia !"
don't belleye As kusa himself.
, 1875-03-15
TRINITY METHODIST,

Tho Ucdlcnt0fv Services.
Tho dedication OF tho now Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church, near tho corner OF Twcuty-
fourth s.root aud Indiana asouue, took place yes
terday. There were dedica.ory services murniug,
afternoon, and evening. The church was nell flllod
during each sermon. Tho pulpit wah beautifully
decorated With aowora, which oomowhat telisycd
tho sombre richness Of tho interior. Tho edIfice
las already been described at length III The
TRIBUNE.
Bishop Harris delivered tho dedication scr.
mou, his subject being "Church Prosperity 1,
OF What II Consists. and How to Becuro It."
Ho bald that It mas not large membership,
wealth, or elegant and costly appointments that
constituted churcha prosperity. but It's aplsit-
ua1 power, Its Influence to bring sinners to TO-
pentance, and teach the true religion Of tho liv-
Ing God. Theae could DO occurred by faithful
and deyotel pastor, by sunday-schouls. and BY
IN individual attention to personal duties rs d
church nember,
At tho conclusion Of the sermon. tho Chair.
man Of tho building Couaasteo presented tho
following financial report,
Cost Of church lot, Including interest on
Cost Of aulldns. including organ, 's; ste.,n. 'e'
works, furniture, and all othsr expenses 1is,ti2o3
,,,,, Total. liaas1.is
1a'e1.,s h'Iis aees,d; ~ funded etS
.,......... : 17a,leoos
Paid on Church by prosceda Of
saia og old lot, subscriptions,
.,.I; io.na; etc.. ..flol.on.oo
Hubecrbea by tho, First Meth
odist Church.. .............. 1o.ooo.0t 1s7 N.0o
Remainina unpaid. ea,0sd.s0
d.. J. II. Dayliss preached at $3.50 iu tho altor-
noon, and Dr.. Fowler ohlclated In tho evening.
Next Sunday the Rev o. II. Tiffany Will as-
sumo tho pastoral charge Of tho Church. Mon
day next the rontlng oT pews wall take place.
, 1875-03-15

A shocking tragedy occurred II the Mount
two boys named 1Ienry Welsh and John Owons
were crushed to death il coal.svreen.1oon.
Both lads were employed In tue scseen-room,
With about sixty otle's. separating slate from
coal. Welsh WAS stopping across the sereeu,
when bid foot csuRls IL the ponleroua machluo,
which Was revolving slowly. Ills Giles brought
to his aid his companion 0xens, boy Of IL,
who bsavely sought to e1tricate hlm. 1n the Ut.
fort his arm caught In the screon, and before the
machinery could bo stopped, both boys uere
czaHhed iuto shApe!ess msts, their hesda and
sEns beng severed ftoR thels bodies,
, 1875-03-15
ExALTATtoN Of JESUS CHRIST,

Sermon By Nr- Fowler, Of tho Norttwes&eru
Culversily.
Yesterday morning the Rev. DR.. Fowler
preached Ut hia old church-Centerasy-taliu
~ AiA text:
Wherefore 90 also hath highly s1Alted Him, and
given l!Im AAms vl!ch u shoso every naMs.-I'hi.
t,pp1ans M,Y.
Hlichael Angelo IL said to have admired tho
Torso Delvldese ~ The greatest human psodac.
tlou. Many Of you hayc seen representations Of
this frpgmen: from tho chisel Of M early Crock
master, representing Hercules in sspose. ia
, 1875-03-15

When No focalze tho light brought into rho
world by jesus Christ We got honlo conception Of
tho vast responsibility OF Ibis mission, aud OF
tho dtgnity pf His character. Tho great outside
world think Of Ftankl!n's mission 10 tho Ffouch
Court ~ smoug hts groateht honors. He repra-
Honsed vast nteroats In critical time, At point
Where human society could not AFFORD ! blunder,
JesuH Ia exalted by the yeatness Of Ills mission,
Iio came to bring to light life aad immortality.
Itfo as the sonrco OF at lite.
lily coming enthronss in tho convictions OF
His disciples Fsrsonat Deity, working tho or
dor Of this world In tho intorost of righteous.
ness. lu l'is prcaatce thsra il no room tor nero
Dctam. God II nj longer nero idea of power
ana bk''l, hanlshea to some dla;aus
world ccascs tn DO cithcr ; fortaken
machine OF decaY!ug corpse. Moral Ideas, con-
yictions Of duty. the sense ot obligation, The
clainss Of alghteousnoss, tue beauty OF morcy,
tho power Of love, the value Ut chkthcter,-
these Ate tie conceptions that arc wloolsl up to
the front. Those are tho forces that are domi-
nant In mold,ng humaa history and destiny.
With jesus In the world. Delsm Ia impossible.
Iu Ills presence we feel that all Tho material aud
merely natural forms Ara subordinate 70 tho
eternal purpoBoH Of righteousness, aud may b.
broken through or suspended whenever tie pur-
poses OF the moral government CAN be forwarded
by such action. by tho coming OF Josub wo
bAya received Diyluo Father, Who Plumbers the
yary halrs os our heads aud orders .ll things with
reference to our moral chsrsuteEb. More than
t4iu, we b&ye also beun clothed with moral uha1
actsts, aud aleyxtel into subjeots Of uosAl gov.
ernmeut.
TLis IL not all, Tiara has como With this nov
franchise resealment OF Immortality; jesus
nishca = new eHtimAts Of nau. The soul be-
comca the being, And the body only ita garment,
Men arc no LONGER measured 10 their bodies,
finding she3 greatest value - soldlcls; they
, 1875-03-15


smoug us." lie wAa "The babe lying In the
mangcr." He was the beautiful child in the
homo At Nazareth, INCREASING In wisdom aud
stature. AND In favor With dod aud man." 1ie
waa tho tollsome, patient, mucla-cndurlng, lowty
labuter. in tho chop Of tho carpenssr, lsarnlug
real experience. He bad. lu tho couiHo OF Ills
life aud ministry. found tha key to tue meaning Of
human exlsttnce. had vanquished, through NIGH.
~ AugKes. tho teu,pta iuna that seiza With tA,Ai
captivity the soul. haa participated H. human
soirosB and toys till. ~ ono Of ". Iis knew al!
t'lat Ia aactcd and preclous aud glorious, In tho
range Of the Lssrt had seen tho void III IT. a.
luse'nente, and its bteayements and dcsolations,
aud tasted the cup which wAs&s.yen Him through
h!s fidelity. 10 the ssEy dregs. 1sY botl the
Ea.ed .nd t!tsed to 10 = "llIgA.l'sie Of gond
th,ngs." ~ 3" perfect son 1lo learned o6sal.
once by tho thlnxa lie eufTered." leasing the
message Of God, lie could declare th1t tood.
Will which Ia the easahcc aud sweetness ot tho
Gospel. Having 10 isnperiection TO repair III
Ills own uAture, no relations 10 to-cstabish with
the Infinite FatleF, no harmony to secure In tile
peace and blessodnosa Of tho eternal home He
could 1eloct Tue diyiue 1--we without cloud,
could affirm With tho emphasis ct an all-gra-
isas aa. Isas md A' hs s0s Trace usss e
ftuitsuns. Furnished with leavea!y' resources,
llo could illustrate by mighty works and Ills do
n,nion oSor ovlt, rho glorious yoritiea Of tho
Kingdom 0! Kraco aud truth. Then, OF the
other ssle, how c!oso lie stood TO men, t,tiny
thelr aetrows into ths tenderest heart aud lift
lug on their busdenA With the fullest sympathy
of brotherhood, sharing thes hnpss and .,elr
1oys, stirring tlsir sou!a with tho inspirations OF
'!le tGAt oyerearod Tho grave And soxo into
heavenly attitudes, and in tue reality Of mo.t
marvellous 1asnhood showing It 10 10 uulsl,el.
inX]y true to the divine ilual. But. wh,Io lpinv
all thu. hoT clearly I1o tllsclosed tho n,ahumI2
s41 lIt Of an. Wl1A wAas Intense Yesseity liz
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longer 80 apparent, for people coue and go
In every direction, and the stream Is aug
mented by tributary inlets from every trans
verse street, SO that what was river little
back has become now q swey!ng see whose
waves pass necessarily and without any appa-
rent direction. This is slight picture OF
Inter den Linden on Sunday evening, when
it is most thickly crowded with people return.
ing home from pleasure excursions. or just
sallying forth in search Of amusement, and
it is much like the scene have witnessed
80 often upon Canal street in New Orleans.
except that aside from the novelty Of being in
strange city, find that II like Canal street the
better Of the two, and think it . more inter-
estinp promenade, although it can boast no
royal or imperial palaces, towering archways,
imposing opera houses, etc., as does the great
central street Of Berlin, and I know that at
this present moment would give more for
an hour in the dear old Crescent City than for
day in the finest capital of Germany, for
after all, though it is delightful to wander in
foreign lands, ones heart will turn with many
q longing thought to the bright and congenial
scenes of . distant home, scenes that now
seem like golden pictures of dream.
4OufB, 6TAaLFEDER
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-09

=. 1onardo worked slowly; Angelo furiously
n.shaels mode of labor we can only be
s ~ =. =. was delight to him. In character
:. h1 ner r RssFdo and Michael Angelo were
Son nsw *h mp. a not so new as 90 perfect.
mem. L coma halaSSe the types Of the
With an Italisn's dignitIe ana n aenr DLe1.
mark. Rapkaels, young, beat.-,, s~d M
rufied Nschael Angeles, the M -" -af,isst
we can look upon.