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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-14

ID ARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR pUR.
chase Lots in the town of Ninne-
mucca, are hereby notified that all ap-
plicationa for the same, or on business
relating thereto should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
Gs- Those occupying lands Belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same. are also notified to attend to the
matter without delay. and avoid fre ele.
nolG # d. 81. HAiAELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06

At l27l BROADWAY, BETWEEN BAD AND SID
ss Broadway prices will be paid for castod Clothing.
&c, ~ calling oh OF addressing b HARRIS, Ne ,z74
Ar b MlNT5's No 400 9Th Az. BErTERy 25TH
n and 26f sta the almost value paid IL sssA n sAsof
SIothins Carpets yewelry Orders lanetaaln atsskpn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06

1GO Sd Az, CORNER 44TH ST, OVER THE TEl
1OO storoA respectable young girl as GTSt class
and to assist with the washing in private family best cit
reference
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12
L Can't Helm Ii.

That is what Harry Day always
said when he was told of any of the
bad habits: 81 can't help it," which
really meant 81 don't wish to help
it," because we know well enough
that we can every one of us "help''
doing wrong if We try in the right
way.
Once Harry came upon an old
story in a worm soiled book which he
routed out of chest in the lumber
closet, and this story set him think
ing, as it may perhaps some other
young folks thinking why it is nee
essary to resist what is bad in its
earliest beginning.
s'Long agezthere lived an old her.
nit who had left the busy world for a
cell in the desert, and was reputed
to be learned and wise.
"Many people used to visit the
lonely man that they might receive
his advice, and once youth came to
him who begged to stay with him for
while for his pupil.
"The hermit consented, and the
first day he led his companion into a
small wood near to their humble
dwelling. Looking round, he point
ed to a very young oak tree just
shooting from the ground.
"'Pull up that sapling from the
root said he to his pupil, who obey
ed without any difficulty. They
went on little farther, and the old
man pointed to another tree, but also
young one whose roots stuck deep
er. This was not so easy to pull up
as the first had been, but with sew
eral efforts it was accomplished.
"The third had grown quite tall
and strong, so that the youth was a
long time before he could tear it up;
but when his master pointed to a
fourth, which was still larger and
stronger, he found that, try as he
might, it was impossible to move it.
"'Now, remember and take heed to
what you have seen,' said the her
NIT. "The bad habits and passions
of men are just like those trees OF
the wood. When young and tender
they may be easily overcome, but let
them once gain firm root in your soul,
and no human strength is sufficient
to get rid of them. Watch over
your heart, and do not wait until
your faults and passions have grown
strong before you try to uproot
| them.'"
That was the end of the story but,
as 1 have said, l set Harry Day
thinking, and when 81 can't help it,
was rising ito his lips, he was
ashamed to utter it. So he set him
self to the work of mastering his
temper, his idleness and all that con-
science told him was amiss. Though
this is work that can not be done
within an hour or a day or even a
year, it will be effected at last (per-
haps after many failures) by prayer
and by perseverance; nay, it must
be done unless we wish to become
the servants and the slaves of sin.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12
| Queer Marriage stipulation

from the Cainuen Herald
Some time in August last, an aged
man named John Humphrey died in
Appleton, Me-, aged about eighty
three years. He was universally
known as very miserly man, and it
was supposed he had more or less
hard money secreted about the premi-
ses of his homestead. Eight years
ago he contracted with Samuel Rip
ley to take his farm and provide a
support for himself and wife, during
their lives. Mr.. Ripley, feeling sat
isfied that there must be money some
where secreted, Immediately after the
death of the old gentlemen began a
vigorous search for the supposed
treasures, and was literally reward
ed for the search By finding secreted
in an old desk two sacks filed with
double eagles of gold, 1920 each),
to the amount of 81 800 IN each sack.
There was also found in an old sink,
laid away in an unoccupied closet,
other parcels filled with silver coins,
many Of them of ancient date, and
mostly foreign coin, among them
many fiye-franc pieces fan old
French coin) and also Mexican dol
lars and Spanish coin.
/ learned from good authority that
Mr.. Humphrey denied himself and
wife even the comforts of life in or
der to crafty his miserly disposition
to hoard up his earnings and savings
1 also learned as related by Mr.. Hum
phrey, that he first saw his wife in a
store trying to drive very sharp
trade with the merchant, and discov-
ering such a sharp, shrewd, business
tact, that he said to himself, "That's
the girl for me, and Immediately be-
gan cultivating an intimacy with her
that resulted IN marriage union of
their efforts to get and hoard their
earnings, and, no doubt, in her lays
of consciousness, she knew where
these treasures were secreted. 1t is
said that, in their marriage contract,
many stipulations were made and
agreed to on both sides, one of which
was, ''never to boil meat that could
be fried"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12
THE AMBIGUOUS BEAST.

Once upon a time, the beasts,
Bound to make raid, Sirs!
Met to choose leader, who
Would comfort bring, and aid, Sirs
Sang the fowl, with plumage soft,
"We must have bird, Sirs."
Roared the brutes, with skin so hard,
"Brutes, for us the word, Sirs!'
Then the Bat sprang up, and said,
"I'm the one to suit. Sirsi
See my wings! am bird,
See my teeth-a brute, sirs!
"I've a grip as hard as steel,
"Velvet-soft my glove, Sirs.
1 can roar as softly, too,
AS any sucking dove, Sirs!"
"Oh," the little birds sang Westi
elbow tender, sure, his notes are!
When he sings from yonder stump,
For him alone my votes are 70
"Oh," the little brutes sang East,
CHE seems to be our brother, Sirs!
But, bird or brute, or hard or soft,
We can't tell one from t'other, Sirs ~
And so with one consent, they all
Made him their candidate, Sirs,
But didn't find out their mistake
Until it was too late, Sirs!
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12

of the French money as their rewart
in assisting Prussia to conquer tina
nation.
The military, of which there ar,
only seven or eight thousand here
well uniformed, and a more robust
healthier set of men would be hare
to find, and they can fight-(the las
war has shown it.
The large Sedan Festival, last Sat
urday, Sept. I'd, was quite an affair
Flags, white, blue, ''the Bavariar
flag" and the German flag, huns
from hundreds of houses and grant
revue by the military, was the ordel
of the day. In the evening mass
meeting Of the citizens and ORATOR
by the Mayor, in which the dis
patches sent by Emperor William tt
his wife in Berlin on the day of the
surrender were read, and great joy
and excitement evInced after the
speech by the masses.
/ paid visit to the Royal Palace,
where the public has admission one
hour in day, only under the guild
ance of an usherer. Owing to an u.s.
ual large crowd of visitors, upwards
Of two hundred, l did not enjoy the
sights so well-one never can when
there are too many; but, withal, |
could not but admire the elegant and
artistic interior arrangements. What
a patience and what money such a
work must cost!
In two of the large rooms adjoin-
ing the ball rooms are collection of
life size oil paintings of the hand
soonest women living in Europe, at
the home of King Ludwig; some of
these girls of low rank but extreme
beauty, which attracted the atten-
tion of the King, who had the paint
ings made. And well may they at
tract any King, or any other mans
attention, if the pictures are true.
Some of them are living now here,
the wives of respected citizens; 9TH
ers have since died. and others again
are ranking amongst the highest no.
bility on the continent.
On top of the front post of the
Royal Palace is the Winter Garden
of the King, where no one is permit
ted to enter.
l am told that a fair-sized little
lake, with pleasure boats, ETC., ETC.,
are there, where the King spends
hours amongst his plants and curl
osities. In summer time he is never
in the city, (taking, suppose, pat
tern from U. S. A, but spends most
his time in the mountains, on one or
the other of the many country villas
he owns.
1t is nice thing to be King; have
to be satisfied with humming the old
song, "King Of the Sea-"
l will now close for the present.
l am again getting ready to shift
my quarters towards the dear old
home and stamping ground, Switzer
land, where l once enjoyed the easy
and careless days of sweet sixteen,
and when I get through there with
my short visit, I will hurry towards
the fashionable centre, Paris, and
with not too long stay, wend my
way towards my dear new home.
Truly yours,
LOUIS BAER.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12

AS AN excursion party of Republi-
cans were returning from Republi-
can meeting at Greenupsburg, Indi-
ana, yesterday, the train was stoned
and fired upon by party of Demo
cratic scoundrels, at st. Paula
small station on the L. c. and L.
Railroad. The windows in two cars
were completely demolished. Large
rocks were thrown, and bullet came
within three inches of a young mans
head. An effort was made to cap
ture these Northern Ku Klux, but il
was unsuccessful,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12

CARL ScHURz confirms the general
report that the Republicans have
been gaining ground in Ohio and In
diana during the past few weeks.
He was in West Virginia, last week,
and said to a reporter of the Par
kersburg Journal: "If Hayes gains
ground as rapidly within the next
two weeks as he has during the past
two weeks, he will carry every
Northern State. The revolution has
been thoroughly complete and rapid.
consider Ohio and Indiana sure
for the Republicans in October, and
there is not a State in the Union
more certain to cast her Electoral
vote for Hayes than New York.
can see nothing but certainty fol
Hayes and sure defeat for Tilden.' u
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12

AMONG several ancient coins
found lately near Jerusalem were
shekels and half shekels of Judea,
which are considered by many to be
the most interesting of all ancient
coins. They are of silver, and be-
long to the time of the Great High
Priest Simon Maccabeus.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12

"SAMBo, is your master a good
farmerY' "Oh, yes, massa fustrate
farmer-he makes two crops in one
year." How is that, Sambor "Why,
he sells all his hay in de fall and
make money once; den in de spring
he sells de hides OBJ de cattle dat die
for want OBJ de hay, and makes
money twice."--Florida Sun,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12

GEN. McCLELLAN's appearance in
the Ohio canvass has prompted some
of the Democratic journals to at
tempt the arduous experiment of
proving that he was the greatest
General of the war. That issue has
been dead and buried good while,
but if the Democrats are inclined to
adopt McClellan's tactics in their
campaign the Republicans will not
object,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12

One hundred dollars reward is Of
fered for the apprehension of the
runaway Democratic candidate for
State Senator in the Twentieth Dis
trict Of Pennsylvania, he being un-
der indictment for embezzlement and
forgery.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12
What The Solid South Means.

From I Testerday's N. Y. Tribune.]
Attorney General Taft is not only
a Republican with liberal views, but
a fearless, fair-minded man. And
Attorney General Taft says that ga
Solid South for the Democracy i'm
plies fraud and intimidation in its
worst FORM"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12

AS an instance of Democratic
economy it may be mentioned that
Senator Salisbury has procured a
$55, 900 Post-office for the town of Do
yer, Del, which has but 1900 inhabi-
tants.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12

The soldiers used to call Tilden's
extract sire in the rear coffee" It
had all the aroma of decayed sweet
potato roasted.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12

GEN. BANKS has been nomina-
ted for Congress by the Republicans
of the Fifth Massachusetts, District.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-20

eTAIE iINEOF SrEa NERS ..
- To l.ASIOW. u .lF ASf. and LONDONDERRY,
From Pier ~, ". r., loot OF Canal 81.
STATE or NlkelNlA, Thursday March %.
STATE or INDIAN \, Thutsiay, April ..
Saloon ami cabin Dsssnsts 20 lowest rates.
AUSTIN hALDWlN Co, Agents, ~ Broadway.
Stccrpge Oficc, IS Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-20
S0lnnl,N. .MaIts.

A GENTS wanted cvcrvwacre in tea, coffee and
~ spices. ny adopting our tlan you can make from
as to $50 vcck. Apply 20 the Great Amt rican lie
public Tea Company. 40 BARCLAY st.. New YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-20
%mustntnta
SEVENTH SUBURBAN. MATINEE {

BrNION SQUARE TnEATRy.. e,,oo,.
~ proprietor. Ma
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-20
WHITE STAR LINE. ...
w FOR QUEENS rows AND LIVERPOOL CA
RllNG United SUITES MAIL.
Steamboats, ano RailrcaOs.
DENNsYLyANIA RAILROAp.

-
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York DesbrOsscs ami Cortiandt
streets Ferries a. FOL ows;
kNpress tor larr.Dnrg Ptsburghthc Wrst and South,
$40 +. NJ. SUNDAY u lnd $50 Z. NJ
For Wlllamsp0ri and Los Hlye1 q o31 4. NJ. aud
$3.50 T VI. Tor Carfy and hr,s sd I. NJ. CJnucctlns
at CORY for Ttusytle, Petroleum Centrc, and the
Oh Regions.
For Baltimore. wash gton and the South, Limitsd
Washington tx iress " OF Pullman PArlor cars daily,
except sunday. $3.50 4. ~, arrNc " ashinston $40
i. n. Regular a. $40 A. NJ, 3 ani 0 T.. NJ Sunday
PM
EIprc.s for Phnadepaia T. 100. $40. $50 A. NJ. le 80.
81. $40 .. q. $50 9P II. AMI ~ nl.ht. suulay 8,
o.. s:S, ana r. NJ. EmiSrant aud second class,
L. Nj
For trains % Nesars. Eisabe,h Rlhway, Princeton,
Trenton. PertI AmbJy Pennington, lcv der. and
other points &c local seq dues ~ all t,Nei oaces
aad go 7. NJ daily loI5 a. ~. ana 40 1, "; DAILY
except Monday. From Washingtol and Baltimore,
600 a. ~. a:lS. 5.i5. and 1927 r n. sunday $50
A. NJ. From Philadelphia. 6ll, Oh $50. 1913, ll20
1851 A. NJ. $40, ii5, 5l5, $40, 7:lp sii, Osl, 1927
Pm sunday $50, 0s,), d;5j, 1851 A. NJ. 7;io. DO
and 1877 T.. VI.
Ticket offcss. SO and OF Broadway. Astor House.
and D. rbrOsscs and COrtlandt streets Court
street, BrOOSlyn H. ll6, aud us Hudson street, uo
token. Enlsrant ticket OIlce. H1iterg place.;
ID. NJ. BOiD JR,
General Passenger Agent
PRANK THOMSON,
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DANAMA nAinnoAp COMPANY, Nassau

Il IT.. NcN NOrs. NJ 4ttA Is, 1879.
In accordance with resolution this day adopted,
notice hereby given that from ana after Ihs 2 day OF
April next the Panama Transit steamship ompRny,
lowing Green, New YORK. by Itself or It's asets viii
at the sole agent Of THIS company for the purpose
Issuing through bulls OF llling flr property be
Transported across TIE Istnmus Of Panama by this
pany aud from New York, and also for tue sale of
through PASSENGER tickets
For rates aud all arrangements for through business
apply n aoOyr.
PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.
W. J. EMMGT, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-20
@lantt0- ,f,malts.

A T MOHISON'S hrstclass once corner ilth a.:
~ MI dih av., respectable servants r. c.tants ana
others for best situations, Immediately. Notice TINS
ndlreAa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-20
p,rsgnlI Ng!Icss.


A MEDICAL ESSAY.
N Comprising a seriesof lecture, rs delivered at
KAHN'S MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, sew YORK.
GA the cause and cure OF diseases. 4 ceN synOpsE
showing how lost hellth may ne restored also. uaoa
marriages. nni nervous ani pnYslca deb y. BelnG
he result OF twenty years medical experience. Price
20 cent? Address the author, Or l. j. X AIN, Oiice
andresidence' oil East LOT st. New forS
nISEASES or MEN. Nervous D,orhty. aud
i kindred affections, speedily anl p,rnInenuI
cured 10y HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D.. ln Lexington
Nv. near 2Dtn st. Hours 20 3.
hR. "a MES can be oonsultrd at 90 fuit1n a.
~ TVVm Il onaTgos YoIT n0aoTa.e. AdylcO ireel
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AScnons EEIEEE ItER4 s N4N}h aB}EAMEi'a
WV HENDEi;soS BisofGEiIs bowling Green.
DREGr LIVE r0 GRANGE Y. Ty@spgt -,
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CITY az No rEEAL a ,.dag ren o. a, n
SAn,S pAssAdE.. sso, AID 900; gold
Join 9. DALE, Agent + an 50 Broaiwar, y. Y.
NArioNAttJh i lE5FSpoES 2pTIi99a,rf' ''nl A. Mr.
rnn99LdLqA,SSp TnqIsaay, MsTen ~ ~ pam Am
ITAtYo Maj So ~ NNrli offllE3S., Apr saPM
irI.Agr: l. gJ As!, HP i s.Am'
a, -c9aced ras s e .aec 40 cirrsncs re.
Rni b Sf ric rii; s3Std from = inward
rS saITss prices Apply F WeJ ciR" orSe. 0'
gptClFlC llAih, nrEAnsnIP, LIS T.. For
gF iS5fssSo;oo 81 va Gap 3arFSi'tNs9 5 ST ia,MA
Connecting for ali Central Americia aad sout% 1''"
FROM SAN rRANcisC0 RIO JAPAN AND CHINA.
XXI, ,'oS y, $$r!&iStis IT @TodIA, NF6hf
For ,-c 19 b, 10 Il, sas gS, of gys
I'D bOLLAl, super licnicnt.
II" gan - tdSi s s:cs Mis- .'''' VIC '''
The followin. steamers are amounted to sal
FOl. AM we ~.
From Pha from New York.
Ncdcrland..........M, ~. % Kcnnwpfth.....April
Anfl 81 Switlefi1nd.......M May
From ANTWEhP.
For PhiladclphA. For New York.
Sedcriand ...A lf i KsHiSoiiS..& ay
PRICES OF PASS AGE IN CURRENCY. -,
First Cab n...........fJO second CIblu 800
stecrs rr tirkets 10 ard from all points the lowest
rates. passenger accommoia cations for all classes ua
surpassed.
"a passage, rAtes Of freight aud other Information.
appy u GtO ". COLON, AZ Broad st.. y. \.
PETER WRIGHT sONS, General AZ iutg.
31y Walnut st., Philadelphia
JOHN MCDONALD Passenger Agent,
battery place New York.
stTNTEIINEOF STEa uIRS
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Mtttln9s.
SaOlnSs 8anRs,

SIXPENNN SAVINGS BANK,
- broadway and AstOr place. Established 1854
oIen daily from " a IL. " . +. ~
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ttldntr0--- iflats
GENTS W ntcd ~ town and country to sell our
~ pure teas to families hoels anu lar e consumers;
beat terms und gest In the country Auny 10
the We l. Tea Comp ny 2Oi Fulton st. bet Church and
Greenwich SITS New Yorg
A GENTS. 20 0Xi1 mounted chromOs for 81 framea
~ DC. largest assortment Ia the d. Continental
Chrome Company, 80 Nassau st. room 90.
AGENTS wanted liberal Inducements. G. L. Lamp
"A anu burner Co, S15 BOwerg. ADDlY early,
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Situations atlantrO.
RE~PECTA woman wishes situation to
~ do general housrwork In small private family {;
ages no OBJECT Can at 3ll West 2lsi ~
CITUATIDN wanted ~ a German baker IS foreman
- all xmas Of be % ana cake Apply Of Al lst Av
room Is.
SITUATION vsntcl-NY Gcrmen grl Tor general
y hOuscwUrNi city or luntry. ri hoNcry.
fR,D Boss nAINEIss> A young MN wishes to
have situation fpnd maui % Otcid and cakes
work The oven. Inquire Il $50 OH ave. tctN cen
3Stl and :atl st-.
rI,O Toss Baters.-A competent. sober man wishes a
I siiulton to take charge Oh bread ANU cake. 100
has; l7th Il.
WANTED Situations ~ NJ IN and wife the man
W understand. fIrming hi. Nife. az kinds - house
work. can or address all this week al bog Grand aY
Brooklyn, y. \.
NVANTED-By young rir', sitn tion to attend \
w bakery or confectionery. lyj West lltn st., cor.
Grcenwi h ~.
Do NE>T EOTRTH 81, IN the basement
- - Mrs Icons, rruch lady, shes iaii - and sen.
trnfns washing and ironing from s5' dozen up shrd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-19

ing for men, boys aud children, to
suit the desires of everybody, the APP
probation Of which in being attested
daily hy the many beautiful suits they
have turned out this season. 1t IL safe
to assert that whenever You see any
nne wearing nice tltting, well.
made an cheap suit, that 1t comes
from +, NJ. Kahn d Bros, aud why
lhls Is thus, IL because they exercise
the greatest care In selecting the latest
and most approved styles, and their
goods and prire1 satisfy eNerybolY,
Having been IN this city since in
fancy, they are well qualified to know
the wants OF this section, and theil
constantly increasing business IL the
'est proof that the public appreciate
them.
We commend this reliable clothing
establishment to the puhlic, where
those contemplating buying can save
money and get better goods than
anywhere IN the city. We simply say
visit this popular emporium and eX
anime their stock, aud our word for it,
rou will he amply repaid.
Rpmemher-E NJ. Kahn Il Bro, the
"lothicrI, corner Elm aud Lamar
streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-19
a Pleasant Ar .ir.

Yesterday, ut p m, Mr. and Mrs,
[. w. Cleveland gave II reception and
dinner at the Union hotel. A large
num Der of the friends of the happy
pair assembled to congratulate thu
dignined host and gentle hostess, and
to celebrate the most important event
in their lives. THE HERALD was n re
,ipient of nh invitation, aud its repre-
sentative was honored with Il presen
tation to the graceful and highly cult
waited bri e. The dinner was u stump
tu0us feast, making glad the hearts ot
thuse VINO partnok ot It. The BRIDES
sake was very elegant aud exceeding
" beautiful, aud was ~ delicious tC
the taste rs pleasing TO the eye. Oh
course every bod WAS happy, Tor who,
heholding the happiness ct the bride
and groom could be unhappy? We
heartily wish Cleveland ard his lovely
bride long and hlisstul welded life,
made beautiful 10y their mutual for.
hearance, tenderness, love aud devo'
ton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-19

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4 TREAT IN SCORE.

Rev. Mr.. moody. lee GFont H'vivn iS'
10 b. Answcrrd b5 rev .. Dr"uH",
tne tClrbynitd Jewisl NabDi.
The celebrated Jewish Rtbhl the
Rev. Dr. ld s. NJ, Browne will, On
the third day OF Jaunary, deliver nj
the Synagogue his Iectur" upon tie
Talmud, liz ethi's ana literary wau'y.
This lecture was especially prepared ~
answer TO the ACCUSATIONS Of Mr. Moody
in Philadelphia, saying: "Ihoushhd
Jews n!ct lately IN Paris, France, re-.
iolcing at the fact that Jesu, ~as ciuri
ned by their ancestors, aud Hurh IN the
srntiment of every jew to this very
hourn Ia the course OF tlI- dlsroursr
| Rltb Browne dlscu 3Sps the criminal
laws aud proceedings Of the auci,n'
Jrb,ews The noble character OF
Jesus; his loatrine, mission, trINi hud
death; hi4 personal appearance the
Iltltenos1rs Of lr-l' ~ FURNISHED 10y the
greatest III ,4ters, ctl,Isn ID how lhry
were calculated to STIR up eninill,'
against the Jews. What the Jews %
Jesus day Thought Of him nnd wha
the creates, Jewish writers on the sun
jrrt IN Europe aud this country l"in'
OF Jesus, etc ctt.