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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08
Sic @eltauSfcllnu94

Is tlaoelp bla, Z. Septbr.-0Ie aut
heute Otorgen Sur Seter Deg D@onnectlcuts
SaQe8" peranitaltete 9feue iiber Die Ytlltien
aus CONNECTICUT onrd) Die 90u0erreure Sill
oerioQ nno Sartranft, iomie Die auf beute
Nahuittag anberaumte Paraoc muroen iii
Solqe OeS eirQetretenen 0tegenS berlhoben.
SrobDem bate iid cine groBe Uteni6enmenge
auf Dem 4uS ltallung8plabe etngefunOen, IND
man ifGtt Die AnSabl Der ge9en ubr a1per
ienoCn Beiufer auf $4,000, pen ipeld)en nit
@inidluB Der WtlliSen ungefabr 7G00 aus
Connecticut famen. Der smeite iogerannte
,,@entennial @mpfang" (beie u@eutennialz
gmpfdnQe" merben bon ben Commencement
Der l3 Original. Der Union Der 9fetbc
nadD in ibren relp. Staat8gebduOen gegeben)
SSnQerloQ III Dem @onnecttcuter StaatSge
bGuoe gebalten,
Die Centennial. GOmmiiiion oerlammelte
it1 beute Otorgen in Der PreIsri6tersSau
unO nabm fOlgenbe 0telolutlon an: vgelhlo.
ieE, oaB bic Geutenutal=&o &ommtiiion Der Ser.
Staaten Die Serabietuug oeS @tntrtttSpreiie8
Guf 25 @t5. an alien SamitGgen bis gum
S6luiie Der AusfeUnng enlpfieblt." 0te
@ommtiiton begab ii4 oaranT in GGefuttpz
SiBung.
Die @entennlals@0mnltllton berlantnelte
id abcrmuls am gtaAnlittuge inter Dem Sorz
ibe OeS @eneral8 0aulep, unO Der Sertd)t
oeS grefutlps@omite'S muroe uerlelen. 9ers
ielbe entbdlt cine au8iiibrlid)e Au8etnanOers
iesun9 Der BON Dem @Omite erleoi9ten Sc
i66f;c ieit Der lebten Sieun9. Ser Sertdlt
muroe ohne Oi8fniFou angenommen, uno Die
@ommiifon i9rttt Johann sur unterlu6un9
Der Serid)te Der Brei8ridtcr. 0leie 4rbett
miro mehrere Situngen in Aniprud nebmen.
- Bic Centennial z9iebe iiber ben Staat Soma
muroe bcute Sormlttag pom adtb. Gba8. s.
Nouric IN Der YreiSridterb0ae 9ebGlten, nno
trot Oc8 uugiinitigen BetterS fanben itd otelc
3ub6rer EN-. - Die beutige ausabl Der sab
lenoen 8eiuaer in Der 6aupt= lu8iteQung be-
trua 59,562; in Der Sieb =2(uSfteaung 4492.
- gtn 8atsaborud Der MeoalQen, peid)e
bon Der GOmmifion an IuSfcller nertbeilt
mertsn Ioqen, ruuroe geftern pom 9ouperneur
Mc@ormid auf bem 4usfteaungSplate enls
pfanaen. Die MeOai1eu neroen aus Sron3e
an0eiertigt unD enthalten aOa I'M Sur6'
meiIer} bieielben weroen in Dem Ser. Staa=
teuz 9Hiin2nr1lte aeQOIieu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08
Stc SSollI int VSer1Itout.

SoitOn,7 7. Sept. - gta6rittcn aus al'
len 3Owni5ipS OcS Staate8 Germont nit
4uSuabme BON geben $3ru. 6atrbaufs cine
WtaioritGt BON 24.685 Stimmeu iiber 6rn.
Bingham. 9teitlbeu SomuibipS gabcu
orn. Eed i'll 1874 eIne Ntaioritdt BON 10 $50
iiber '5rn. Bingham. 6aubant8' GtaioritGt
i'm 9ar3eu Staate piro uabe an %, 900
Sttnlmtn bctra9eu. 9le @ect9cbung be-
itebt, iomeit bis ieBt befarnt 1T, ans 1856 0iez
publlfauern uuO 80 0emCfratcll. SSm Staut8s
ienQte bein0et iidl fcin einslaer 9emnfrat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08
Sermtfdjte tcle8rapDiId,e
SptcS6tc4t

-6rau &an @Ott, Die noIoriidje @ebetz
miibIe, tlappert Sur 3eit ibre laugmeiligen
8cmpcrens BreOigten elmer g0gerueriamms
luna Su Houno.Gafe, N.lO., Dor.
-gtu Der @eutillre 3tuao bei gtem Orleans
funO i'll Der lcbten 0lentaQ8 8sJtudbt 5wti6en
@uitaU Nari9up mo Eueien 8ahcnin eiu
0neq auf @iitOlen itatt. Bci'm orttteu 6cuer
murOe Badentn ourf ben Sberifenfcl ae=
idOIieu, unO bic 9uellOntcH Ueri6bnten it
oarauf.
Gin beuti6eS gbiff licf porgeiteru flint
Wteilen oberbalb WOntreal, &Gn., auf cine
llntiefe. Da5 Sabr3eug lit i'll 6ambura fir
$4,000 Mart Uerit9crt. g8ie e8 belBt, miro
nidt gemeloet.
- 9em in 9bila0elp9ia tagcubeu Meoi5iz
ual.@cnarciie pcbnten qe!!ern 422 0eIegaten
lei.
- Die III BbltaOclpbia tugcnSen @bei.Ma.
ifiEtilen merOen ibre nGdfe 8eriammlung
i'll Naibplle balten.
- Sn 8bilabelpbid trat aeiieru Elm &OnQrcB
BON grfinrern unp 8ateutInbabern III Slt'
sung,
- @tfern murOcn ied8 Perioncn, pclfe
rem geIbeu 6ieber erla9eu, in SaO0nn0b be-
er0igt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08
Die ueue @uIeibe oct geretut8teu Steascn
ia


2onSon, Z. Septbr.-0er beutiqe ,6iz
naHcier" melnet: y9as9feiultat Der biefigen
SubicriptioueI fir Die ueue glnleibe Der Ser
eiHigten Staten rpiro ais oollfduoig ,uirie-
beultellen0 betrad)tet."
Warft uto SoEIe.
bon,7. Septbr., 1890 yfddm. -
@eHIolS 95 1l16 fir @elo II. Ditto fir 8rief.
4iUerpooG Z. Septbr., 80 Jtadlm-
8eumwolle lebtaft uuo ltetig 2berl.
1y16d.; Orleans BIG d. &erIduie 1900
Ballen.
0ouOou, I. Septbr. - 9ein3l "A Sd,
5 uuo 24 Sd. pro @eutuer.
bic Scremunie Ocr Sd)petiamailrtune.
GonltanttHOpeI Z. September.
QbOul 0aIntb, Der neue Sultan, mllrOc btutc
ieterlid nit Dem S6mTtc S5manS ums
gitrtet. SGmnltliGc Wiuifcr wareu uuwcz
leup.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08
5te SOocSuttbetle bon fitnf Writ
9itc0erat Der WtOllD WtaBntrc"=
Snft0e e1ttlfcrSd1rfebeft

p,rnenr 6artranitS hat i' BE So0esnrt6eile uon
Sboma8 Ytuulcp, Same8 Carroll, SamcS
SOple, 9u9b Wlc8eeban NIB SameS 0ioartp,
idnmtlt6 Dtttglieoer Der ,YtOup Waguire8, i"
Weld]e Dor SurBem III Sbuplflll. County Oe8
Wtoroe8 i'm eriten 9raOe iiberfiibrt muroeu,
untcrifriebcu. Die 0inrihtuug iou AM
81. SttOber ItattfuOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08
Setd1e Gcf1taOet1.

8bi1aoeIpbta, 7. Septbr. ~ SIN
0elamare, am SuBe ser Baihin9t 9ton-4ocrue,
murOe bcute bte 2eid)e eine8 YlanneS gefuns
cen, mcl1eu man iiir (6rn. @Ogar S. Gbos
mas aus 6arrisburg, Sapette, @ountg, Sno.,
halt. Sn ben Sai6en ocS Serltorbeurn be-
fnnher1 iidn pi1a nnlhene l1hr unh Sl5OO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08
Ger lGel0ffslrffA

yfefpsy I, z. Septbr. - Sch letd)t
al IL. ssst,irl ruhlq gu 4.85f. Sob
YdloB III 1O9a-l1O. 8unoe8,S Sblisationen
id5IoIien fuu uab fetia; 8ler COUPONS
lis; 65er i12S; ueue 113b; Ser 1164; 68er
118; nene Siinfer 1154; lo.4oer Coupons
lf5. Qttlen lt5lOfcn Iebbaft uno fea; ST.
g.@eutral 1851; @rie %; 2ote Sbore 515 !;
Sa8. Central 81; 8tttSbur9 904; Nortbz
8eiern 36a BriOr. 6og; 0tOf.Ssluub l04b !.
nnterl6abants Silan5: Sob s34;860,.
15S; @onrant s32, 2,194, ,638.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08

lamb unS ser Siirfei uRoermei6lid1 ici, mir6 in
ben iibri9eu 5auptiidoten @nropa'S nidt ae.
tbeilt; i'm @egeutheil berrid1t iibcraQ Die feite
3uucriidt, baB Der allgcueinc 6riccc @lroz
na'8 auirsd)t erbalten wcrbe. Sic uuQcblidlc
98etgcrnng Der Bi9rle, nni eineu S8aiicnitills
itanO cinSlgcbeu. 1T ebeuiaaS niht beltdtigt,
mirO leoo6 ais nidt umuabri6eiulidl ongcz
ieben, uno man glauJt, oaB bas &ciuItat
elmer iol6en g8eigerung cie iofortige aufitels
lung Don 6rleOenSbebluguHgen Smii6en Ger
bien, Montenegro nn6 oer 3iirfei iein lbiirbe.
2e5te Vad,ridJten.
2onoon,8 Septbr. - Die 2iirfen iols
len in AerinacS, nad Ginnabme oeiielbeu,
fiirhtsrli6 gemiitbet haben. 0fuiiidJe Ser
wunoete wuroen angeblidI an 8Gume gebuu=
ben uuo bel lcbenoi9em 9ejbe gGrjitet; 0ido-
den purOea gcdarEet uno Naraui 5u EOoe
gemaItert.
ytadridten ans ilapopii9n G.uelen ,u-
folge ariff Derluiidl Yaido Die Start 9ios
gani, i'm 0iitrttte bon Yipcrt Gm Niitno1
an, wurOe aber qeidlagen unO ge9cu 300.
dorlC2a 2uiiddetriebeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08
Ser oemofratiIdlc stc9 TT SGrfans

gttt1c God, 5rf., 7. @cptbr. - Die
gSablbcrlhtc treffeu iebr laugiam EN-; C8 1T
leOod iid)er, OaB oa8 gan5e OemOtrutiide
8idet NIT grocer Maioritdt ermdblt 1T. lin
terbau8 uno SeHut bcitebeu beiuabe idmmt,
lid aus 9emotraten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08
SnLanep9e9si@ego
m,,s Oct guns sesbauptHaSt.

g8aibington, 7. 5eptbr. = 9a8 @es
riidt 8ctrefi5 Der 9teiignation bes brn. 0as
bio Waban, 1. IuciteurS Oe8 SHabamt8,
lpiro in Qbreoe geiteQt. 4febrere Gngeitellte
oe8 S6abamtS tperoen nd6ltenS III 9eld)af'
ten be5iglid] Oes neueu Spnoifats mad 9ons
Don abreieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08
Scr S1nOt01erfriea.

@-Nt4NEt UEt EEUuNEHlEfItUI ~ 0stUsOIUAUs
ii 60 s ton D III geutur, 6. Sept. -
Die Sionrz@OmmiiftOn, melde am 4. 3. 81.
nit einer S1maorOn Saoallerie al8 Gsforte
BON Sort 9aramte aOretitc, fam beute bier all.
Die @ommifare begegneteu feincu Snbianern
auf Dem g8ege. 2lui Der Ngentur ut aae8
rubig. 9eneral Wtadeu5te, Der &ommaH=
Oant oe8 0tftrittS, empfug Die @ommtiitou
uuo oerlprah, oieielbe nadl &rditcn Su inter
ftiibeu. Sine Siemlib farre Ntilitdrma1t
beituOet ii9 aui Der 2lgcutur. Die Snoiauer
befitr9leten, uou ben SolOateH getBotet gu
merOen, unO iie bcgriiRen beSbatb ote 2lnfunft
Der &ommiiiare nit GROCER SreuOe. 20 bis
80 6amtlien gtngcu fiirjltd), I'M Der Uermelut.
lideE @efabr 5u eutgebcu, Uon bier naA Der
SUotteo SQil,NQentlr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08
NoItttSmcS.

NewtOOrf, I. Scptbr.-9a8 tenlofra.
tiIae Staals, @retutiu -@Omite ueriamrelte
iih beptc, Hno aQe 0Eitglieber touren uttme>
ieuo. Die SerbdnOlIngen giugcu pripattm
Dor iia; es nerleutet iepod)t paB 0r. Daniel
Mlagonc, iuu., gum 8orfeer errpdblt murbe
unp sab be Nerbauolun9en fi6 nur auf @aE:,
pague- 2lngele9eubettenr 4. .. Die Serieubuns
BON @irfularen uuo Oas engagement BON 9leos
nern. bcSiehen.
: Oie Oemofraten bon Sapannab nomi.
nirten getern S cartridge fiir ben @on9reB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08
Ncae Mm3etgen.
Qltb sdla[nms@rmeinDe.

&GnouCrftr. .sSempeG,
Sonutaa 8ormiuaa Oon 10 bis T. Hlt @ petngh
oe SdmtieRhss iiir oGs fomnenos Sdpt vei
t2l0,i ,tbsii,22-3) .. Celu"stE @s'''n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08
Ste 1tNrttbe1t IN Soutiiama.

u 10 ArIeaH8, Z. SepItHOtE.-Oe.
funairen0e @ouperneur erlieB beute cine BrOs
flamation, in peldsr er etne Belobuuug Don
$4,000 auf Die 8erbaItung be8 Wt6roers be8
Or. 9iuf3rooe, Steueretnuebmer8 BON Sua'
d5ttaz z8artlb, uno $1,000 auf Die 8erbaftuug
Der Berion, ruel6c Sru. g8ebIter, gerldt8s
clcrt Uon GeosGtio2r. Yariih, sH ermorOcn
perIudlte, auSieBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08
36. eSabrga1tg.
@. g. @oo6 & CONT.

gS. g. gSoo0 G. Gnnp.,
ef.gd altimore< trabe,
@ebais5u
tauen
uGSolo's Bafents Sautpibetser,"
@ebduen sSebnuHnr
yarfer Nan9es,
3et5et,
tra8bare Jtan9es nnb
Sod Setsofen.
Gonrat arO a g,
Sdneer in @as @md)unsn PumberS 0fafhmifen yaf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08
cxunocn Qeuteu eine ;id,crc 8ur !

Dis ihredliten 5olseu irib5eiti9en benltten
9ufters, ipelbes orsanilde Sdudbe, Die 3erftbrnne
pou Gorper uno 9etif nnb Gile oniti9e 9rdbhbeuebe
nit iitb briust, tueroeu baucrno beieiat. Sie Js@
iHitate befeben Dor Der, @intritte Der IuSBsbrun9
in Ser,oplen, Sdihterubeit, 3tt!ern, nernoien @r-
aiIleu, Dpspspe II. T.. nebft jenem 10 iebr 5u r=
tenoen @eiiieesuitdnSeu ioie gsrseSftbfei Soes n=
Berm,rruns, Nieberse'hlasenheit, bGsliten Yliioz
men, ablteu Dor gel alGatlidem %ertebre uno in
@ebanteu triitenotr Sdmermutb.
Seiratb.
9Ser1eiratbete ODER aui Der Stpele bicier slidliS
lbeu Yebensepodle fchenoe Wdnner, ole pfpiiibe
Ghwdd)e, Grre9barftit Der gteruen, or9aniItbe gb=
5fipdhun9 ooer aucere ReaeliptDrisfetten an iif
iplren, erbaieu raid Se mo 9arautirte 2,noernn9.
ST. gSaiicrsug aus Bolen,
Sr. IL, 9toro, sutaipz, 6pihen Saltt'
more uno SGpetteitrdse.
g.iuat. .ansslearnbsisn itreHs Usridwiesen.
10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08

1>r. &nbertSpm. Str. 10, g B. g II q m f I q Be,
~Cb.banoeIt lpesieG alle arautheten Der nriu Sr@
acme, oraanii6e gdudds. nerpoie Sdmdte. pors
,eltioes alter uno aGIe Nerusntronfbetten, ipelae
pon iu9enbliteu unbeionneuGeiten berrdhrsu. Shr6<
lib eutfaubene Srantbeiteu idncn turirt. Serren'
peide ft Sr. U. Gnnertrauen, fonnen fib oerf'tert
baIteu, baS iis rui'ieubcftli pp auirthtt9 beban>
belt iveroeu. 8lreauiiuHben: S-12 lbr Wtss. 20
llhr giatbm. uub 6-9 ubr gbb5. (Sebr2i, ,t21aeD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08
Selesrapltiae Sepei5els.

(Seri6te Der
rIfociirten Yrliie" fin ben ~@orreiponbeaten.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08

lteer! s sssas e. 1fSar!
sstr haben fortpdbreno porrdtbis einen srrBen Sor
roth eigeuer Sabritation BON
Giden 5obleOer, &albz nnS Sbsr Weber,
SaIt-, 3iesen.. Daroceo, uno g@aafielsn aler W.T.
SScinrid, Slices s Sobne,
str. is, Saratpga=, nabe Sa1itfGse'
Gerberei in Srepertd County, Wto.
C76-)
xreoeri6 fHoIpert. xDthta N Uiaus.
Nreo. @eipert s. Comp.
Str. 2S, Wpro=GaDitrahe.
unlera Hreunoeu uns oem gnhlitum I'M @hseme,'
uea befaant su MAIDEN, cas pit cine 9rose ausmabl
bon Saar., Sprinss 9nit'
UlltraBen
su ben ut,orisfeu 4rsiisu perfauien.
5000 Wfmno bette 8aafefesesa
Guf2ager,
tueld,s tw gtnsenen in 5s, t0s ooer 20<Buno'Saaen
meroeu. (6e5ra. .12glte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08

Aemecu! Semocn! Ssemoen!
3 Stan gele 5u 6. u. Sretanb in Nr. 81,
Woro@S @Sowarbftr traBe, unb fauie feline St.25.
5embeu-eisenes Sabritat-pon gsamiutta=8at'
I'M uno jeinem aiuneH; ouf Setenuns gu oemieloen
4rele. (Suhtl5,ouaeD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08

NNfeWtR DECpHW FstHUek et~EE<t'
@tIf mad, grluusnus bee Yatent5 ptroen 9ebhbz
zen hereduet. q. s.. & W. s. Srpato,
Wr. 18, GeconbfraBe, Der Boit sessnibsr.
(Tebr2, t2Dite) 3pessa3iireau in 8aibinston, D.&.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08

2suiteru! 9tIftern!
Ghoue SaI5naiier au term,
80 @ents pro SuteEo,
empfaneen td9tid1 i'm
&o;ct tSpnie,
gr. "a, sinro 0aS= StraBe.
(SeDt7 1JIt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08

Ypiitiidbe Sanmsr.
9eptIen, Yortr its, II Z ben &C.,
tuuItpou 9cmatht uuo 9emaIt uon
.. 8. Gbaie g. Gontp.,
SIT. 1873, Dtf tfzSGltimorenraBe.
Muitrase per Soft nerpen pfnttild9 aus9sInbrt'
(SuIi29--iSttf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08

Spnic gSein
perhitet @edlethebsr burdb abpebr uno gseutra=
iiaton bee & ebereiite6 nno erfrii6t unb fdrf
bGs ReroenIpitem. stur oaen subeteitst pom
8. q. $,anesd,
YbdrmaSeut,
gde Saltimores nnb @aroltne=Stra6e.
Sci auen &potbefern in Biatfai4sn 3u 30 Gts. pro
6laIde oorr So pro Suteno 5tGidsn 5u babeH.
iaus2l ,tWtfj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08

Furnaces, Sefen nio Seeeroe,
nas bette QHorttment Su ben binisfteu Bret'eH.
Rcpa,atulen aler arten SeiS= uno sotsapparate
prompt porseuommen. s. 9SeatberbH 6 Sobne,
(Septi, ,fWitt) SIR. fl uo13, W.'Stberipitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-08

SsutSd,e Ser. at. gatents Mgertnr.
,ame,icau@z0 0ebduoe, @de Der Baltimore uno
Soutbf.aBe.
R .. gStIIiams,
bisber graminotor i'm Ser. ct. Yatentsamte.
@Ge ausfuuft i'm Setreif Der Changing BON 4as
tenteu uno iebe anbsre nit Dem Biireau IN SeroIn@
buns Iebenoe slrbeit erbdlt pilnftiids Seiorsun9'
(Iua,7 ,1Uitr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-12

1t was Saturday evening. To me it had
been a gloomy day. The rain had descended
in torrents during the morning, and all the af-
tenoon the great black clouds mantled the
sky and prevented even a ray Of sunlight
from peeping in aud gaddening my lonely
study. Then there was the work Of the
morrow, with all its cares and the awful re-
sponsiblity Of dealing with those things
which concern theimmortal soul and eternity.
Lighting the table lamp and replenishing
the almost exhausted fire, sat down, not 10
finish the half-written sermon that lay upon
my table but 10 think Of one whom we so
recently laid beneath the clods Of the valley
and as the cold winds whstled past and the
autumn leaves wstled on the frozen ground,
! wondered uhg one so young and beautiful
should tonight be slumbering ia the grave.
just how long | sat there | cannot tell, but
| was suddenly aroused from my meditations
bya loud and excited cry of FIRE At first
| thought it must be dream, but soon the
village bells sounded out the alarm, and then
heard the heavy tramp Of feet as the ex
cited crowd rushed past. With the multi
tude was soon at the scene Of the confa-
grafton. The village hall, the post-office.
and a costly block Of stores on the opposite
corner were in flames 1t was no idle crowd
Of spectators that surrounded those burning
buildings that night. Every man worked
with will, and soon the fire iend was mas
tered. II seems to me | can hear the shout
Of rejoicing that went up when the work
was accomplished. But hardly had we real
lied our success. when again the alarm was
sounded. and away down the street could
distinctly be seen great sheets of flame burst-
ing forth from rather dilapidated wooden
81 81 4 81 lttt
was too late, for the roof had already fallen
IN and the building was mass OF living
flames. The house was occupied 10y Brother
IL, sweet-spirited old man, and de-
voted member Of my church, and was all he
possessed Of this world. | looked for my
old aud faithful friend, but nowhere was he
to be found. No one had seen him. An
awful silence fell upon the crowd. We had
given him up as lost when suddenlya a shout
arose, and out from dark alley he was car
ried by two men, his hands burned to a bis
ter aud his clothes terribly torn. \ sweet
expression Of satisfaction, just as / had seen
him look hundred times before, rested on
his countenance. He rested a minute. and
then lifting up his old burned hands, and
with eyes uptumed to heaven, he exclaimed
" Mauk Goi Ia pause), thank G0d (again
his emotions overcame him, and he sobbed
aloud, thank GOD hat hare something up
yonaer hai can't burn ," My heart was
touched and with the words still lingering
in my ear returned home and finished my
sermon. sunday morning came, and as ]
discoursed to my people about 3" the house
not made with hands | told them of the
scene of the previous night, and many were
the fearful eyes when 1 announced that
Brother lis body was now cold in death,
but that his spirit had gone to claim those
immortal treasures which cant burn Good
Words
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Worth Striving For.

My boy" said a father to his dying son,
" do you know you are dying, may die to-
day z" The boy looked up in his fathers
loving face; Dying am 2 Is this dying
Shall die tonight 2" The father was weep
ing for his son, the great tears rolling down
his cheeks. "Oh, father, don't weep for me
don't cry, father. When die am going
to heaven, and when | get there will go
right up to Jesus and tell Him that it was
through you came there" All, my friends,
I'd rather have my son bear testimony
like that TO the throne Of God than have all
the riches, all the wealth. all the gold, or all
the jewels this world ever saw--yes, ten
thousand times rather I'd rather have my
son an heir Of the kingdom of heaven, and
joint heir with Christ, than have him heir
Of the grandest and proudest monarch the
world ever knew " Heir OF God, and joint
heir with Christ" All that's an inherit
tance worth having, and its what God Of
fers to MS.
Oh, fathers oh, mothers see that your
childrens names are written in heaven.
Never mind whether they are written in this
worlds book or not get them written up
there in heaven, and then you'll have them
bearing up to Jesus testimony like what
that son did. Is not that worth striving
for p Words of liz.
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VOL. 71.-3626. NO. 20.

cess. We pushed them back 10 the line Of
battle, attacked that, and then we were
tossed back, torn and bleeding, almost blotted
out of existence as a company.
Ot the eight old veterans, six were lying
dead under the trees; Of the new men
twenty-five answered roll-call after the VIII
derness Was that war, or slaughter? A
captain aud second lieutenant only vere
left TO represent the one hundred and three
The end was not yet, but the end was
coming. There were no new recruits for
my company, but we were marching toward
Richmond numbering twenty-seven. Has
the country forgotten the fierce conflict at
Petersburg? As we fell into line to make
twentyseven more In the brigade, saw the
lieutenant looking at me. Poor fellow
there was no need for him TO speak. Would
this fight wipe ont the old company entirely,
or would one be spared And which one 2
lie had a wife-I had none. hoped he
might live 10 call the roll after the battle was
over, aud that death would have taken me.
The line quiyered as it felt the order
coming, and then II dashed at an earthwork,
went forward with the same old cheer which
had been its own ever since its bronzed vet
eraus heard the whistle Of bullets. But it
was too much for us. They had forgotten
INV Mtdh We Wtlfs anu some one lldd DUN
dercd. The lines withered before the storm
OF shot We fell back were charged in turn,
and | went down among the heaps Of dead
and wounded. The roar of battle died away
in moment daylight changed to darkness.
and when | opened my eyes again the sur
geons stood by me, and my left arm was gone.
There was no one TO call the roll. The
stark, stiff form of the lieutenant had been
given TO earth, and the seven men who rep
resented Company G looked to themselves.
Fate had a choice who should be taken and
who left, and death passed me by. ! alone
of the one hundred and three veterans re-
turned to the country village to tell them
how this one and that one died to hear the
sobs OF widow and orphan until my heart
ached. Sometimes in my day reyeries or
night dreams | call the roll again, and shad-
owy forms stand in line, and ghostly voices
answer "aye and "aye," until | start up
with a sob in my throat at the remembrance
Of those who sleep in the trenches beside the
Potomac, meath the shadow of Round Top,
along the Rappahannock, and down among
the dark thiokets Of the Wilderness, sleeping
there never to know war Gdldrg.