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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06
Found bend.

This morning an unknown white man
was found dead in his room at Kaui-
mans saloon and boarding house on
Second street, near North Court. He
arrived there yesterday morning, took a
few drinks, ate breakfast and called for
a bed. He stated to somebody that he
was travelling for a New York house.
When found dead this morning nothing
was discovered upon the body that would
lead to his identity. He had no bag
gage. He was aged about forty years,
heavy set, dark hair cut short and wore
a light mustache and chin whiskers. An
inquest was held upon the body this
morning by Justice Caldwell, and the
jury returned a verdict Of death from
causes unknown. 1t was believed that
he died of heart disease or q congestive
chill.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06


anvils being fred over the river near the
spot where the young man was drowned.
The Coroner held an inquest upon the
remains and a verdict Of death by
drowning was rendered by the jury.
Ninety-nine years ago the rebels Of
this country rejoiced exceedingly.
Cursed is the land" said a profound
philosopher. "in which the roll of its
rebels is not SYNONYMOUS with the roll Of
its patriots.
The Avalanche insists hat not only
have the Mayor and Council to unite
upon a City Attorney, but they must find
a man willing to take the Office for six
months. Why net select Barkis2 He
is always willin'" to accept any Office.
It was rumored on the streets to-day
that a citizen Of Chelsea committed sui
eide last evening by taking a dose OF
morphine. Our reporter interviewed
several Chelseaites, including Esquire
Miller, but they had heard nothing Of the
affair.
At Keel church, Chelsea, last night
one of the oil lamp chandeliers fell to
the floor and smashed the lamps. The
oil spread out and blazed up furiously,
but the flames were suppressed before
any damage was done. Fortunately the
congregation had not arrived at the time.
This morning thirty persons arrested
for misdemeanors since yesterday we're
discharged from custody by the Re-
corder, as the offenses were committed
on the Fourth. 1t was a general jail
delivery that comes but twice a year
Oh Christmas and on the Fourth of July.
Mr.. S. Sternberg, a tobacconist on the
corner Of Main and Monroe, was struck
in the breast by a spent pistol ball last
night, the shooter being on the opposite
side Of the street practicing gunnery at
a lamp.post, from which the bullet
glanced. The wound was not serious,
butthe shock was startling.
During the target shooting at the
negro picnic at Alexander's Park last
night several Of the balls missing the
targets passed wei the fence and into
the residence Of Mr.. Mitchell a hundred
yards away, One of the balls passed
through the thigh Of Mr.. Mitchells son,
a boy aged about fourteen years, infict.
ing a painful wound.
There are two idiots connected with
water-sprinkling; one is the idiot who
stands behind the fence throwing the
contents of the garden hose out upon
the dust-bed in the street, and the other
is the idiot who passes by on the side
walk. The idiot who passed wonders
why the idiot behind the fence does not
come out on the curb-stone and sprinkle
SO that the idiot who passes may moi
be showered while passing under the
stream, but the idiot behind the fenct
knows instinctively that should he do Sc
the idiot who is passing will always steI
upon the hose as it lays across the side
walk and will burst the rubber, and b,
wonders why the idiot passing doesn'r
understand this. And so the two idiot,
misunderstood each other, because botf
are wrong and both are right.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06
Mon,vaIe SPRING.. Tenn.

Memphians who desire to visit a pleas.
ant place Of summer resort had better
go to Montvale Springs, Tenn. 1t is a
most healthful place for families. By
addressing Mr.. Joseph L King at Mont.
vale Springs, all necessary pamphlets
and information as to locality, advan-
tages and terms will be supplied.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06
500 Pairs boys fine linen pants, 81.
KAHN & FREIBERG,

PAINTING, paper hanging and shades.
A new stock at reduced prices. Work
done promptly and cheap.
SIT Jos. TAGG, 343 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06

Since the theft of the $47, 900 from The
Treasury at Washington, some signi6-
canoe is attached to the fact that money
sent here for cancellation and redemp-
ton by national banks is frequently rr-
ported short.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06
No. 2O6 the Place.

No. 206 the Place.
8 Rosa Coucha cigars for Csc.
7 Reg. del Rey cigars for Csc.
Z Flor de Fumar cigars for 25c.
Z Figaro cigars for 25c.
4 Havana Partsgas for 25e.
Key West Reg. Chica, l0c each.
Key West Londres, lOc each.
FRANK e.
2O6 Main st. 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06

W. s. ROGERS is selling the finest
illustrated family bible ever sold here
for the price. 1872
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06

MOystOn's beautiful re-
touched and FURNISHED pho.
tOgraPhs, 81 per dozen, "a
STAR Gallery, 240 Mains st. 1857
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06

EVERY irst-class saloon keeps it,
Berliner Weiss beer. [l22
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06
Our silk sun umbrellas, 81.
KAHN L. FREIBERG.
FRESH MEAT! FRESH MEATH
hchlllIng, Cor. JeH. and Third.

The LEDGER job Office is in constant
receipt from the foundries of new type,
embracing all the latest nd best styles.
1887
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06

$50 to $4,000 has been invested III
Stock Privileges and paid 900 per oenf
profit. How to do it." A book on
Wall street, sent free.
TUMBRlDGE & Co., Bankers,
xxi-l4-daw Wall street, N. Y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06

Those elegant Writings and cali
cOes-three cases just received.
KAHN & FREIBERG.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06

PATRoNIzE a home Institution and
drink Berliner Weiss beer,
1921 francis SCHULZ, Proprietor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06
water Pipes, Hose,

Hydrants, gas pipes and everything az.
pertaining to the plumbing and gas Ht
ting business.
J W X BRowSE, 263 Second
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06

CoNvERsE's Billiard Parlors,
COT 81 South Court street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06

INSTEAD of going North, drink Berliner
Weiss beer. liz
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06

Mansford, corner Second and Monroe,
has a large and varied supply Of base
balls, cheap. 59t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06

THIS is to inform my friends that l
shall reopen at my old stand near
Charleston depot, on or about the Goth
Of August, and shall be enabled to serve
my friends with a new and we'll selected
stock of boots, shoes, hats, caps, cloth
ing, dry goods, etc. H. Conn,
100 Successor to H. Cohn & Bro.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06
wanted.

One thousand barrels of new potatoes
and apples, at j. E. Mehan's, 376 Front
street. Highest price paid. liz
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06
Strange.

Owing to the Fourth Of July, Mans
ford has received the Ledger, Weekly,
ETC., two days ahead of time. Ill
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06
Our alpaca coats, 81 as.
KAHN L. FREIBERG,

,BoUQTErs aud cut flowers at Craig's
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06

The great summer drnk-Berliner
Weiss beer. Tl22
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06

Gentlemen will not neglect TO ex.
anime our white shirts at 81 and
81 25 a piece.
KAHN FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar streets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06

SPRING chickens at Ill Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06
CIGARS AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL

GEO. Z, GRAYsER, County Courthouse.
S9-ll4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06
|NPRECEDENTEDLY Low PRICES

|. LOWENSTEIN Il BROS,
AZ, 24t and GAG Main street, cor.
her 81 Jefferson. SOt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-06


The white American citizens met at
Court Square last night, where a~nniver
sary services were conducted under the
auspices of the Centennial Commits
sioners of Shelby County, Messrs. Bat
biere, VIM and Barnes. The Square
was crowded, and on the grand stand
appeared a number of leading citizens.
After music had been ~diseoursed by
Arnold's band the Rev. Mr.. Stainback
was introduced by Chairman VIM, and
a short Introductory prayer was fer
vently offered up. Captain J.. Harvey
Mathes was then introduced and spoke
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-24

Garls bes Grjten, >pie Sic l1rbeber oes
sbreiBigjdbrigen &rie9es in 0eutlblanb,
>pie jene unnatiirlibe Wforia, bic @cmab=
lin Wilbelm's ILL.,. BON @n9lano, bic,
nabhem iie nit 8e,piIligun9 ibrer Yre=
bi0er Batter unb 8ruber falt6liitig uom
56rpne geitoBeh slei6 Galuin ubnc &tue
iiber ibr Yerseben oie Melt perlisb, .felt
iibcrSeu9t, BOP feline llntbat lie Der
@naoe @ottcs uerluiti9 MAIDEN fonnte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-24

Cine meuidlidc 9ebeii $loo
ipcrtb. 9ieicr slniid)t fat wenigitenS tin Sle,u
Yortes @el1worcn9eridt baburd susbrud &C.
arben, baB eS cincm Mannc. .wclden eim Strab>
enbaDnwagen burd lleberfaDren rm bic ianlmt~
lidlcn 3egcn cines 0ubcS 9ebra1t batte, $500
;uipra6.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-24

-gmpfeblun9. v... tuenn Sie abcr
etDas gang Geines in @Gmmcn MInidcn, 0na.
oi9cs Ur1ulein, ba tann id Sbncu bieien bier
empfeblea; bsc lit aus oem beten Sorn meiaes
Wonnes,+
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Ohio @ailenfrcuno..

Die 4iebe uno Mnblnslibts,t. melhs Die
Maiicu iiir ocu Mbbete Wtalt ltai bsgtcn,
wiirbi9tn @on bem Nu9enblide an, 100
Flib Die trauri9e Nahriht uerbreitetc>
forte man in oQen 5bsilsu or Nanalt
Sommern uno Weinen uno Die Matbt
Dor leiner 9(breile ,purbe in 53:dacn su<
9sbra1f.
, laljcn mir einen Nu9enSeugcn lp:then,
es lit Elm broper Sbublider 81 &om,
Nn9elo WocaeQi, wslher lih oan!als un-
ter ocn gSailen bes Soto @iouauui be<
fano. Gines Sa9es er5d6lte er, inosm sr
auf oas 9oIpiS oeutete, Dem $oerrn ST.
liz Glape, Yerfaler elmer 2e6ensbelhrti=
bun9 Yius TX, ,uelder Die intereNante
Gpiiobe uns oui6ewaDrte> To1senocs
Sort babe i6 einem Der trouri9lten
Nuf ftritte meines 2ebens beigeWpbnt. IS
mar an cincm itb0nen @ommerabenoe.
Na0oem Der Nbbate Maitai liebenSabre
infer @diiter in oiciem 9oipi5 selpeien
isar, lolIte er, I'M on elmer entferntenWil<
lion tbetl;unebmen; uns perlalen> gSir
Nubten nod ui6ts, uno 0oh iuor oer
Wugenblid Der Srennung bcrcts &C..
tommen. gDir 6atten bemerft, ooB Ct >pGb<
reno ocs 9iadteliens fein@ort berporge<
braebt bate. SmNusenblide> 100 mir na6
Dem Danfsebete Den Slid Su perlailen int
8e9riffe woren, CAB Ct uns Elm 3ei6en,
uns pieoer Su lebell, uno Dertiinoigte un5
Die trauri9e Na9ridt Gs lpar Elm
@drei oes Sdmerses BON einem Gnoe
oes @peiieiaalcs Sum anoern.-Wir wa%
rem oomals unler unoert5meiunoSWan5g,
groB uno tlein, ober es mar feiner lunter
uns, wel9er nibt lpeinte.
gDir perlieBenglqe pl0bli1 Uni lereplabe,
I'M uns in feline Nrme su tuerfcn. 0e
gincn tiiBten feline Sdnoe, Die Mnoern
bn9en lid an feline sSIeioer, oie> ,oelde
ni6t bis ;u linn beran;utommen uer~
mo6ten. naunten i'm nit ben Sdrtli6lten
9iamen uno belh,uoren ibn, lie ni6t 81
uerlaNen: g3sr lollte uns tr0lten, ,uer
uns lieben! . Ct mar 10 bewe9t ppn
unlerer NerSmeiilun9, ooB er 1elb1t Sbrd<
men per9ob, uno inoem ct Die, lpcld)e lid)
am nablten bel i6m bcianben> an Oie8rul
oriicfte, la9te cr SD bdtte niemals &C.
9laubt. oab unlere 5rennun9 10 19mcr5=
lid ,uiirOe."
Soieraui rib er lib ous unlcrer Olitte
uno elite in lsin 3immer, ober ucr9ebcns
lu@te er bielbiire 81 l6lieben, mir orang=
ten uns ju ibm binein. 9iele Naht
itbliei Niemono in Sata @iDuanni, MQe
blieben bel Dem M66ate @jipDanni Maitai,
uno er CAB uns 9nte 2ebren nno tr0i itete
uns. Gr empfabl uns Die Mrbeit @ebor=
lam gesen Den, Der i'm eriekn wiiroe>
2iebe gu @,ott uno Dem Nd@lten freuoi9e
grfiiQun9 aller unlercr Yfli6ten uno Gr-.
9ebune i'm un9lid.
Gnolid bra@ Der Sag an mir b0rtsn
Dor Der Sbire ben 98o9en 1altrn, Der
uns unlern Wo9ltbdtcr entfiibten lpllte
Cine Gtunoe ipdter ,uarcn mir gum
s,ueiten 0}ale @oilen."
ueber bic Man9e oe5 ormen S6u6=
ma9ers rollte cine Sbrdne bel oieler CT.
Sd6lun9, 'uel@e cr iolgtnocrmoben i6loB:
rMls Der Cardinal Mo ltai ben @tubl
@etri bcltie5, ba la9te i9 uno Die olten
3Dglin9e 9os 1T IN ct Papit, es
1T Der Yoplt oerNrmen. Der 8erlaiienen!"
N ;uo ,,,ou LT; 81 o. r. t1nO
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lDWWkU. NulUkl, 2uHuRItLuguU,& glpls
LEND, berrj6enb unb I6ueibenb i'm ur<
tbeil uie in 9anolungen, obne @honuns
uno INNER gum Meuberlten geneigt, briidte
leinsr Sette. einen Gtempel eigner7 Mrt
aui, Den lie ME uno nirsenbs perlor,
eins bo9miitbige >unbulolamfeit, Die un<
ter Dem S9eine Der &elisionsfreibeit
ausl6lieBli6e Serrl6aft perlongte. uno
toniequent uno eifris ourd5uleben iu6te.,
9ln Orisinalitdt uno @eneralitdt nett
unter 2utber, iibertraf oieien Cabin
ebenlo lebr an log;i6er Con lequen5, an
Gorreftbeit bes 5tpls .uno an 9iefe 6es
@tubiums. 2ntber &pirtte burG Sen
Nsi3 Der Neubeit, luelher einen geuiljen
gntbuliasmus III berbreiten Dermodte.
Cabin, in anberer Steuuns, gum Sbeil
ni9ternen 8ertanbesmenlden ,5um She'll
ausl9meifenoen 2euten se9eniiber> tpirfte
ourG cine semide Mseetit bes 9entens
uno oes 2ebens. sGrbe Der BON 2utber
ausgegongenen Be,pegunG beant,uortete
CT Die BON 2utber ni6t gel0ste Tra9e
iiber bic 6rsibeit bes Millens burd feline
prdbei itinationsle6re, Die ,peni9lte!ss Iren=
&c Golseridti9feit fir li9 bate, uuo be-
l9rdnfte 10 sliidli9er als jener our6 Elm
meDr ab9erunoetes SDitem Den @eiit Der
@ioerlebli6feit 9e9en feline 9lAtoritdt.
Daour9 permodtt er audi ieiner 2eDre Gin
Mnieben 5u 9eben, oab lie fait in jeoem
Con ilict nit Dem 2utbertbume ben @ieg
oapon trug, ba oas blps Nerfanoesmdz
Bise iibcr oas M;Qfiirli1e sulebt nptb=
,penbi9 lie9en ,nuBte. Mu9 lpra9 Der
Galpinismus ourd leia itrenses Sc itbel<
ten an elmer li9tbaren GinDeit in reli=
9i0ier 8e5iebung 9egeniiber Dem We91el
tbeolsgilber Mnfdten bel ben lutberi=
19en Seften 9eutl1lanos perltdnbi9e
&emiitber unglei9 n,ebr an. 9fu9 feline
1trense Moral oiente fir 8iele gum
8leno,perte. Mls nod ba5u 8e3a, Gal<
bins Greuno unb Nadfolser, in Der
r9auptleitung ber &eli9ion" Wieles mil
oerte> mas Cabin gu itren9e amsselpro+
den, Dermodte ct 5u pMlenoen, lpas bie<'
fer begonnen batte.
1e6rigens bot feline @ette, bic T9 bon
Ser all9eweinen Stride los9eriiIen, 10 pi,l
lln9liif an9eri1tet, 10 piele 2dnosr blei<
beuben @ri6iitteruugen Yreis 9egeben,
als oie oer galpiniften. Seine bat mie
oiele bas Yrdbifat Der &eli9ion f9 10
allein uno aus16lieBeno angemobt, feline
unter Dem 1orlpanoe Der. Solerans Die
@erfolgung ber &atbolifen als @6kenz
oiener 10 gum @piteme gen,a9te uno nit
10 ausseiu4tem 9obne betrisben. S6on
Die 2utberaner pertuei9erten ben 2atbos
l;ten Die @emeini9aft bes 2ebens unb
ebeli6er @erbin6ung. Seit in ben &a=
te9ismen Der @alpiniiteu bic MeEe als
Mbs6tterei be5ei6net porben, ,oar au9
bic M6Sli9teit elmer @eritdnbi9ung ober
Musi0bnung NIT Der apofoliI I9en :Rir9e
benommen, uno befanoen Hli9 Die Galpi<
nilten in ben 3u{ano perlebt, in tuel@em
Dem ausermdblten 8olte, ,@ottes 9e9en=
iiber bic Mmmoniter uno Ybililter lid
befunben Datten. Sie salten als ebenio
eritoft, ,pie bon @ott pertporfen, bic
Galoiniiten aber, .als sur ,Seligfeit pors
ausbeitimmt, auf Die ielbit quite Merte
teinen ginf1nB uben. @on allen Cons
fellionen bat 6aber unter fetem Drdngcn1
aM @euiiIensfreibeit teine lpeni9er tpabre
5reibett berp0nt uno ben Sbrigen 1elblt
ma Qshet, Sn hi;s}nr ,,nN ;An,ar na,,,At
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uuIDOEl, IDeUU u UDU Oel el!IcH pucI uHt
bern @eite gebrn9en luiiroe. Gr leDrte
slpar @eDorlam and gegen ungered)te
&6nise, 10 lanse oerlelbe ,n09lib iei,:
ollein bieler auf 70 iD,po6e Tiibe gtitellte
Cot mubte bur@ einen an0ern Galpin's
ppllenbs alles @elui9t perlieren vDab
ndmli1 @ptt often einigc 1ei1er -0iener
bcrufe, Die Ell nit leinem Mnieben ms=
riilte, UNI Die Berbreben elmer tDranni=
|i6sn SerrI6aft 81 beitrafen, uno Elm
anredtmdbiser Weiie seoriidtes @olt
aug Ieine,n @lenbe beraussureiBen." Mit
biciem @ese ,uar jeoe &epolution &C.
re6tfertist, iobalo es Scmano 9elang,
i9, tpie Cabin lol6e Perlcncn nennt,
afs ~pon @ott Sur9 einen le9itimen Be-
ruf ernannt" oor5ilteQen; lol6e Yerlonen
perltben ia, inoem lie Die @o1en ge9en
Die &0nige er9reifen, bic Majeitdt nibt,
Die burd g6ttlides @ebot auf oie Stirne
oieler Monar9en sebridt lit ; pom 0im,
mel autorilirt, lueiien lie cine niebere
Mfa9t burb eine b0bere 5uriid. - Ser
| 9err pollfiibrt iein Mert> inbem er Die
blutbe fedten @cepter iibermiityi9er &0=
nise 5erbri6t uno Die unertrdgli9en
9errldaften um it6Bt. Sic &0aige loucn
es b0ren uno erl9reden." s. mar bic
He6tfertigung BEG Nufubrs. Diele
@run0idke permo9te Cabin bereits ins
Mert 81 itbcn. Sn Die Werl@m6runs
BON Mmbuilc peri fO6ten, bic er> als 1;e
miblun9en. taoelte, babte er Die fran50li=
i9en &oni9e ais Spranneu, uno ouloete
bic bo@perrdtberii9en lmtrebe Ser Sei=
nisen, Die Grantrei9 unaufb0rli6 in
Gr16iitterun erbielten. "@ein @ebot>
ben S0nisen ni9t gebprden> wenn ie
ettpas 9e9en @ott befeblen", Dieb BON
leinem Stanopuntte ni9ts onoers a!s
|I4 9e9en jeoes @ebet all i1ebnen, has
ni3t i'm @inne lciner 2ebre mar. 91ie
2utbers @9iiler oen @at ibres Wfei<
tiers oer @laube allein made 1eli9. bis
sur @@doli6teit oer guten gBerte aus=
oeDnten, mar bon Cabins 2ebren bis
sur uebung oes Morhcs Der @cgner ber<
1e!ben nur Elm @dritt. 9ie Singer ocs
5eilanoes gaben luie ibr s6ttli@er Mei=
lter in 9emutb uno @eoulo ibr 2eben
| ~ WV SJtttuC Vt!I. Olt SNDultl Su=
tiers erfiillten 9eltl6lanb nit mablo=
lem @delten uno Soben, init Sdimpfen
uno @treit, er5eu9ten Die Spaltlng ocs
&ei@es uno, 10 bel lie tonnten, bic Wer=
ni9tun9 zines Gultus> Dem europa feline
Gultur, lein uebergemi9t iiber bie an=
bern Grotbe;le, 9eutl l6lan0 feline 8coeu=
tung peroanfte uno eNen iel,9ma9eubt
&raft uno apoltolii@e N6ltammung ie
lelb1t ni9t au ldu9nen permo9ten. Wfiin~
5ers @enolien perni6teten olle ,ueltli6e
uno geiitli9e Oronun9, Inn ale @tdnoe
9lei@ su MAIDEN. 3lpingli's Sette tru9
nod Dem @orbiloe ibres Weeiiters, tudb<
reno Die anoern auf balbem @ese Feben
blitben, belonoers gu Der iuccelipe 9lbs
itreifung alles Gbriitli6en bel, mus nod
i'm Protei itantismus 9eblieben mar, uno
er5eu9te jenen SnoiHerentismus, lueldem
sulebt ,peber ber @alpinismus mod bas
2utbertbum Wioeri itano lciiten tonnten.
Mus Dem @1opBe Cabins aber 9in9 bic
2ebre Don Der BOLTS louperdnetdt, our9
leinen S9iler Ssnius 8rutus Sic oes
5Drannenmorses, bic Hepolution NIT
allen ibren @1reden, enolid cine @sibe
bon 0erl 9tp0rern une &0ni9sm0roern
kArtnr tr;o II nS4.Inn,, ,,nN a. RnnnuAo |
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3Sius TX. uup sic @aiicn.

reid resierenee 4oplt Yius TX. lac als
u bate 90 q tai feline erlte beiliae
Melie i'm @olpiS "Sata @iooonni", oei=
len @ailenfinoer.n er lid ihon mdbreno
leiner@tuoien5eitmit 6riltliber2iebe nno
9in9ebuns 9ewiomet batte. r0ieb 9ei'
ligtbum", iast Scrr BON ct. @ermel.
~war ibm ib6ner ais oQe Some, es mar
Der Som Der 0iiritigen." Yis jebt mar
Mbba!e Mol ltoi fir bic ormen &inoer Oes
Sota @iouanni MIR Elm irommer uno
mi!otbdtiger Sreuno 9ewslen. 9iaG Gm.
pfan9 Der Yrieitermeibe iibernabm er oie
2eituny bes 9olpises uno wuroe Der va.
ter o(ler Waiientinocr.
ueber bos @irten oes M6bntt Wlaitai
I'M Sata Ciiopanni uno Die Mnbdnglih'
felt. psl6e ct li6 bel ben Wailen er.
,parb, lieit man in Dem sueten &opitel
bes uortrefflide Wertes oes 9errn Nbbe
Gumor Setretdr oes Menlei9neur @e.
CUR in &om Golgenbes
Isle baben ni6t uer9elien tbeurer
Treuno, oaB inmitten Ger armen &inoer
oes Sota Giouanni Yius TX. feline @or-
bereituug fir oos Deili9e Mmt empiins,
Su wslAem @ott i'm belimnt bate. Sic
Ginselnbeiteu, luelde ib S6nen su 9eben
i'm @tanoe bin, iino 9eraoe aus itner
4eriooe }eiues Qebens -.
Mber bus tann ib ni6t u6erseben, baB
pdbreno Der le6s ooer liebcn Sabre> pdb-
reno ,uel6er ber 9l6bate Moltoi i'm Sota
@ioponni ,uobnte. CT Die Mnltolt our9
Den 9eiitisen Wufldluung, ocn er Ser gr=
aiebun9 Der Sfinoer uerlie9. luabr1aft per'
jiin9te. @ein @crm0gen, feline .&rdfte,
leine 3sit, iein OaIein luaren Dem mate
rieQen uno moralilhen 9liidlidenTert6e=
itanb bieles 9ou1es ge,piomct.
Sc 1T unm09Iib, 81 ia9en, mie melt
feline Gorge fir Die jungcn Wai len 9ing !;
man iab i'm beitdnoi9 bel ibnen, er lebte
pie lie, erfannte zines jeoen Nnmen, ei'
nes jeoen @cl4i@te. Ni9ts in linn leB
ben 9errn fiiblen. 9Qes at6mete 0en Ga.
ter. @eine @orte trugen oas @eprd9e Der
Ginfa9beit unb @albun9 oes Grunge
liuns, feline Sbattn oas Der Gun ftmutb
oes sottliGen 6eilanoes. 9liemals perlor
er feline Waiien aus Dem @eiibte, un0
iel6H na6 ibrem Mustritts fol9te ibnen
feline @or9falt in bic Yabuen, in ,uel@er
lie liG beuegten.
Man mubts bas 3immer oes Mbbute
Mai itai i'm Sata @iopanni Ieben: lein
Mobiliar, feline &leioun9sltiide, NQes
mar bel6eioen, man f6nntc faIt 1agsn
drnli@ ni@t et>ua, oab feline cole uno
reihe Tamilie linn ir9eno Gt,uas man9eln
lieB, aber feline erfinoeriibe MiloberSi9'
felt perleitete ibn> iein gintommen bis
auf Den Ietten 0euer oa5u an,umenoen,
oab er 'einen Waiien pdrmere &leioun9s.
ltide ooer before 9fabrnu9 perl3affte,
ODER cine 3eritreuun9 Elm ibrem Nlter
angcme6enes Wersnii9en perantaltete.-
"Gs 9eni9t 'ni3t", pflc9te er I'll 1a9en,
vorme. Der miitterlidtn 3drtli6teit uno
allsr 6reuoen beg 2cbens beraubte Sim
Der 81 ernabren; bag lit aud elm gut
angele9tes @elo, luel9cs Senem, Der es
porbrin9t, ols Gins oos 2aGen, oa5@nt+
,iidtn, eie ldrmenbe Trcuoe un9lidli6er
f!einer QSelen. bic ieit ibrer @eburt cine
9eute oes Gleno uno 0cs @9merSes 9e=
ueIen lino, entrd9t."
Non,entlin als er bas 9olpi5 perloHen
nubte UNI Dem Monli0nore ,Muai n04
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-27
STUDIES SOON TO BB RESUME

For nearly two months the school
bells all over the State have been silent;
school-houses erewhile filled with a
muffled sound betokening industry or
mischief, or both, have reposed in sultry
quiet in every locality, while teachers
and pupils have alike enjoyed a respite
from schooI-labors. The season of si-
lence and rest will soon, however, give
place to the busy hum of school life in
many deserted room. Tired teachers
who turned with languid movements
from the doors of their respective
school-rooms, when the air was sweet
with the fragrance of June roses, will
return with buoyant step to their places
ere the ides of September leave their
golden glow upon the earth. Children
who counted the days till vacation with
eager delight at their steady decrease,
now say, in tones of suppressed glee,
'School will soon begin" Tired moth
ers think joyfully of the season of rest
which the merry chimes of the school
bells will usher in, while they renovate
the wardrobes into which the romps
and freedom of vacation have made sad
inroads. The deserted school-houses
will soon again ring with soft and sub
dued sounds, the deserted Fairgrounds
with merry shouts and gleeful laughter,
and the years labor will begin.
We hope the teachers have enjoyed
what they certainly earned, a season of
delightful rest for wearied mind and
body; the pupils, recreation delightful
and health-giving, that shall be per-
manent benefit to growing bodies and
unfolding minds, and that all will re-
sumo the educational labors of the year
with added energy and cheerfulness and
determination.