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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-29


firmary orders of that county have gone
to protest and are hawked about and
sold to the highest bidder.
Hon Chas Foster will deliver the ora
ton at Bowling Green on the 4th.
Mrs A Rickard, of Bowling Green
fell dead suddenly, ON the night of the
10th, at her residence. She had been
ailing slightly, but was not supposed to
be seriously i'll.
Horse thieves are at work in Wood
county, and corn crib marauders are
active in the same locality.
Bowling Green Sentinel: Last fall a
little son of Chas Greelyis found a
cocoon. 1t being large one he took it
to his hther's store and placed it upon a
shelf 1t was observed by many to be
larger than the generality of cocoons. 1t
Law there through the winter and was
almost forgotten, at least as an object of
interest, until a few days ago. They
heard strange noises proceed from itand
it rolled and tumbled about like all pos
sessed. Again it became an object OF
interest and attention. The efforts Of
the animal or insect were unintermit-
tant, and the other day it freed itself 1t
proved to be an enormous butterfly
measuring Ct inches across the wings.
Being an exceedingly handsome speci-
men it has been chloroformed and Will
be preserved as a rara aris.
John Gosser of Attica, hung hlmself
in an ashery at that place on the 18th.
He was an old bachelor, without rela-
tiyes.
There is fellow up in Bellevue who
has a note for $1S against another fellow
which he has carried these many years.
He dunned the other fellow a few days
ago. and getting no satisfaction in that
way, slapped his face. Then followed a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
4 BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG MEN
"A snd BOYS. ,,n,,,v ,,a,, pepn

sHORTIIDGE's ACADEMY. Media Penn
Twelve miles nv rail from 3lst and Chestnuts's rla
pavar1 TAYLOR SAYS: take great pleasure IN
ing 10 parents the Academy OF Mr. sMin y
Irdg. Geo Nc Van HOcsnn 0f New-fork says onWt
led as Media Academy affords The best instI uctiOn
Charles q; Leland e. Hans Breiiman y says u IN an III
stitutou liked by pupils rell as parents" -,
Col Richard Hinton says; Parents VIII ma ~ NOT July
rood school Inf homelke cheerful establishments where
p.i;ona Ideas Of training combine to make that wosOhe
mental neral and physical atmosphere which go necessary
la The growth OF healthy youth" . -, -.
Thp Rev John Long "Your attention ~ inc uuues
of your pnSiii0u must make school inc serious ~hd III
teIlieent choice ~ parents and gtariians.' 80.
Hon Thomas " Cooper President OF PeIsyvahm ssha.e
the finest In the stale, ana one
in every smiled 10 % boy for college The lihcip
nj his arr we'll known EDUCATORS .ooo
Courses study Business ProitSsl0 or toese Suo
school year for boarding. washing gas se19lhg 9DIss ~
pa,ahe charges Students admitted az
any time special individual apd class Instruction 4f
advanced and backward pupils Ten Instructors Two Ra
mates O Yale College For picture OF building afd ec'i'
address, sWITHTN c. SHORrLfDSE, llai ys4u uVeIsty'
cha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

SEA AIR AND sEA.BATHING. BY CHARLES PARsoSs,
Nh l2ip. 10. -. LINDSAY d Biakisou
The excellent practical directions in regard to
s,a-ifhi- prcsel.. IN ttlc maniaL although b.
a Ensis a,thor and specially s,apted ~ tac ti,-sh
climate aud English habits, uay ne a2led with great
advantage by the crowd Of sunncf visitors To the sea
side IN this country. Ia the opinion OF the
writer the hest time OF year for course
Of sea-baihing is between the first day Of
june and lie last day Of September though IN cases
If M " be prolonged into the month of October Beyond
this time az the latest, Invalid should be tempted
TO continue the practice OF bath:ug the open
aca No one, Of however vigorous CONSTITUTIONS
shonld lathe oltener than Il day. Even once
a day is much for many persons, and can safely
bc recommended only TO the strong and healthy. By the
majority bathing ol alternate DAYS viii he quite scil
Gent ana as much the average seaside visitor can
b.a Persons in delicate heaita, Of feeble eonsttu
tom, should no. bathc Oener than twice wccs, ut
meat The best mode OF going the wafer, doubt
is 10 plaag bet this always practicable, and Is
necessary ~ enter the In that case, time
should be lost ia ucking beneath the first ia order
not TO lose the suddenness OF the shock rmd persons
VIM stand with cAatteriag teeth and shvering limbs
Lp.edeer m water not daring either 10 plunge duck
can gea no benefit from a5aBG but APT 10 return
from the BATH with hcHdaehe and sometimes sck-
ness sach bathing is altogether worthless and not
always free from danger and had better IN gwen up
BATH of hve six ninnes long enough for
IA health those who weak should not exceed three
or four minutes and inyalids should be content with
persons who swim well, remain in the water fifteen
minutes though even for them ten would be better.
Oter rules of great practical vane for different varieties
of sen bathing arc given by DR. Parsons the Observance
Of which would greatly enhance the benefit OF Summer
By The sea- and tend " elevate the standard OF health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

and comfort among large class OF the population WIN
whom a Of salt water has almost assuineu Inc
importance OF a religious rite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
Jnsirurtlon.

When nssd teacher IaarsTfjgs TIKI TRIBUsH Treats
applications hd IN atvcrstbg ~ dny ossr
pdDcr Erfusnnq 0,hsrs Tcdd TIE TRIBiNH eIenStpeH
ddoisc stsis and rcGriy ss me betf mat The TaiSs
b ne0en people chO hare Otgt N haze brdts
MaaU " ,em ogghtt 10 hare Uedi 70 rcach them,
IDops Ia Cast nv thread me lsaoTa fer an sh ind
after many dGys"-LELH CHARLIER Charter institute,
Neto. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
ADAMS ACADEMY. Quincy, Mass

HON. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS. LII ID,
Chairman OF the BOARD Of Managers
WILLIAM II. DIMMOCK, Master ,,
This School designed tbs best and most % @
rranars0u for college, The past gear there nave Dth
teachers al ability ana experience AMI one hnhoie" anu
There is prepare tory cassn English sudes ana freho
for b0v 4 from ten fourteen years Of age. 49, .,
The Aoalsuny boarding house Is unisr Lle cnhe %
the resident teachcr boys receive careful supeVsoo
and attention 49,. a.. .,oa,or
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gnslrnrIioil.
For Bows and Young Men-Co

We bslirre THE TRIBUNE be tbs best MEDIUM r kseDng o
coliege before peop ad d1stgH 20 continue % ~ "
eoluians-lA. NJ. CowLEs, Etnuyo LN ~ fe'nG6 coSe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
obstruction.

n,rip1 o,y eyperfcnco adreHg choo ce hdrt hdd
,ys rsfs oyp qdssTfisfUg THE TRIBUNE ndn from uts
| OF al other papers pat togsteclJAhs and "lLLAh To-
| BRTIs Betts Military Academy Stamford, tohH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

For Boys and Young Men-Country
A MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL,
~ PORT CHESTER, n. Y.
O. wINTHRoP STAIR a. NJ Principal .
Limited 10 % boys has all modern improvements
eas and steam heat every bathrooms, eic giOuh"s
Comprise 8 acres instruction thorough
A MEMBER OF THE FIRM OF ALQNhQ
~ PACK 4 BRO, Clayorack ~. W College ana iud-
son River Institute nj wbe the Deyonsirs Hotel OPP
Tosite Grand Central Depot, from 10 y. III. uM'[,
where he win pleased to parties desiring toanahso ~
he sch
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Ncw publications.
pEADY NEXT WEEK my MOTHER
In

HI INLAW
MEN OF ALL PARTIES
win have daily during the next few weeks covering the
FAB campaign for correct and convenient Political Manual
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC and POLITICAL
REGISTER for 1877
s the only work published which completely "nls the h
ands at once cheap complete entirely orthy Tho
eighth eden now ON sale contains careful revision ana
corrections full returns by counties of the LATEST ELEc-
TIONs in all the states; the NATIONAL PLATFORMS OF
1876 the PROCEEDINGS and VOTES OF CONGkEss and
the ELECTORAL COMMISSION upon the PhEsIDEN-
TIAL QUESTION and vasf OF political and stats
else accessible in convenient FORM
Price by nall postpaid 20 cents Address
THE TRIBUNE
NewYOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
For Both Sexes-Cjty.

GLASSES in GERMAN for men, women and
~ Ciidr'n, East zOt:sL Second wear. Prot OTTO
the ROYAL Niarv College Berlin. Director
The lsu. taught IN accordance wiyh principles vines
iualblg LEAD 10 tho acquisition of our mother tongue.
proHI application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
NJ Mo I IrTH-IN -HH"'
MY MOTHER-IN-LAW.
obstruction.

ms my opinion THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE Is 9eededig
TIE DrDer which 10 Gdrcrtise schOOsD j. b'EsoS
Collegiate school tor Boys, Netc- York C'ty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

For Boys and Young men-Clty
A NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, G.. A.
M ~ Mh pTn ag w hsS M Ms can be oad
September !, between the hours OF ten and two
A DNERTISERS! ..n,,,. r,,n,,v,, On,
ALL rRsTCLAss CITY JOURNALS TO
BROWN rgLyEaMAH. lbs iroalsay New York ri n
send of advertisement when asking or estimate or IN
business COLLEGE.-Cady, Wilson and
ID Wa!worths southwest corner Union Square reopehs
septemier3. Write for CIRCULAR
NARD-Flancis +. Wilson, A. NJ and John
cal 6epa hf%GS Of Nj e XNTHoN GsAMM4K SCHOOL
S sd s sf sS H. for the thorough and
OF ocys and ST aGSr sp o it the eT present 20
GLASS for BOYS.
desg to gTfRaFTe boys t9%Ton f tf for the the
gins sept 20, 1871 For particulars apply TO ARVHuH H.
'RfEFEREN ESIPTesdent Charles W Eliot Haryarl col
lege; President James McCosh irgeiqn Ceiesy ILL!
Ncw-YorkCity Yheodore Roosevelt esd New-lork CITY and
many others.
DR.JSACHS'SC OLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
Of classea, scientific and commercial instruction
German specially.
EORT Washington Institute for Young Gentle
I men, l71atst ieopens sept IS Board end taiiio1 n
French, English SPANISH German lana, T,uo >, 'ia &
tuc stlron. NJ PRhSOsT:
HARVARD and other Universities. Prepar-
aory class OF Mr. NEWELL, III Esst-dtt-s Refer
EOHN MACMULLEN'S SCHOOL, 10. 1914
- broadway reopens Monday, Sept II. Circulars at Pat
uam's. lSs Fnthave.
I II. MORSE'S SCHOOL for BOYS, 1,287
- Broadway WI reopen september "a Thorough pr
uafaon Harvard Yair, columbia, &c Circulars at PIl
MANS BOOK STORE. Is Fiithave.
MURRAY HILL INSTITUTE, 1879 Broad
VA way. cnaaee 1913 West 'iGlst az tg n ant cas'l
"a Term lSnS cer 'a O9 JOSEF &li' D. - Hull
y Y. COLLEGE of ELOCUTION and ORA
~. TORY, 40 EAST lfrHsr, "a door east o. 5tlayc
DEADY FOR WORK-Packard's BUSINESS
Ths Pnreira viii be in is Office daily, GpIng August,
Ho'" a. H. u" : :. PACKARD.
For Young Ladies-City.
MISS JACKSONS FEMALE SEMINARY,
VI 3a8 East I25i sept lf Boarding pupils
S2it. send = Circulars
eslemoiaclles Charbonnier's French Prot
W cstani Boarding school y0uaG ladies, SO
Nl rco;en Thursday, Scptcabr - Apply ~ letter unit
scgtcm crt when Mcss CharJJnuicr oi DE 40 Ne1-Aofs
NER-. SYLVANUS REEDS
w DAY and BOAttDf NG .sCupoT nor Young LADIES'
NO g and 8 Lat a3,.st., New-roiS.
Fogrtccat us October 1917. French ihe language
Of c scioa Col,eri,tt years Careful train
ing ia Primary AID Preparatory CL'ssss.
rE'IIE ACADEMY of the SACRED HEART,
FOR YOUNG LADl tS,
40. 10 NFSr lshst, NEW YORK,
VIII open on the hrst Monday 4 sept inl'er
@ WEST Thirty NIETH-ST.-Mis Anna
- G. Ir.ckctt and Mis-, Ga II. E1 school FOR girls fom
TX % tweuy-onc reopen Tuesday. Octoher". Prepares
for any college university desired. FOr circulars aH fui
information apply az above,
For Both Sexes-City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

@ WEST Thirty NIETH-ST.-NI Anna
- C. racket and Miss IGa ~ kiats school Tor sills om
six 20 tUrty reopen Tuesday, Ortoher .. Prepares
Cor any college uuycry desired. FUr circulars and fu
information apply above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
FRIENDS SEMINARY FOR BOTH SEXES
Eia.t lGth.at and kutherior1I- nlace. Ncw-YoIh.


The Fan Quarter ben- oh mo, I'm 1871 The course Of
ns;uciiou ofeI facilities for liberal business and literary
education, well "a for the preparation 81 students i0r col
On st month"; 2si, The Principal VII be ia attend
Dor c;rsuiaFs apply az seminary or Of WflLEIs CO..
E7AAlILY aud Day SCHOOL for CHILDREN
4 under fourteen. KINDEhGA iTEN &C. man rcSidel
5uh-ave. southeas, 2Gthsi.
GARDNER IESTITUPE, 4 West 47th-st
n H iRa y 95E oScSs p SS R and chi
az, PRINCIPAL
uEIDENFELD INSTITUTE. - English and
5a 5orp ay 81 l ef New Sr@ as seen4
Circulars sen; on Application.
MILE. D'OREMlEULX and MISS KEITH.
w frcnc4 boarding and Gay scoei Win nesgsarden
EgISS BALLOW'S English and French school
w yOrng adies and eI No. "a East I'D will
reopen on "wednesday, SEPTEMBER 20
TERS. NJ RODGERS GRIFFI1'TS. No. 23
~ %e;i tSihsi W. ITsPen her v ET& ~ FfENG s,
CHILDREN on "Wednesday, september 20
MADAME c. MEARs,
ENGLISH PHEHEGt md GEnNtN. BOARDING II,Ai aa-d
Molsonavc viii reagen "Wednesday, sept Is. fs77
MRS. WILLIAMS, &c WEST 39TH-ST,
w win ieoPen her j..(l ii.H a2d FRENCH BOARDING.
ami pay SCHOOL igr 1ot NJ LADiks and ChILphkN
ter lee;ares in SOY inrrs{a DECENTRALIZATION and
|
MRS. GAEREIS0N,
VI Assisted ny Miss THURsTON.
VIA reopen her bohEDiNa and DAY SCHOOL, for
YOUNG LADIES AND CliILDREN,
NO. 50 " - 2. t7!H 4 .l9ElI. NN,EwYoRK'
Crcgar. s,i., au 80. lcaton.
KEADEMOiaELLE TARDVEL,
| w 10. - Nr.,t tl liI, 55-il'Iai-sf,
EeaI.us her Frcrca, English ai Bo1rng Day
tu ;oF Nols Ladies AID C !rrH Sept 20 Circulars
freicl saozsn area,y moe year. CNireergattru.,
Latin, Dlavng -nrnp Pastel Water CoioI. Neealework
ETC. .Heln'ied IN toe tuition.
MIME. DA SILVA and MRS. BRADFORD'S
IVA Gsruery Irs Qeisn lIoGn'an'sl ENGLisH FhENcH
ai El - ~ ~ ~ " Si 70 - ioi hoN ~
5siItsL, N~NIo.h. Rrcpens sept a. Application nay be
los. aader tloi nv eonpelrat 'eac'sfs Lectures by
MISS COMsTOCK,
Hoqr - ,fei ~ sirts.r -Tcsienf Tre9c, AID Ccrma,
tcacher-Fnsis and G.unan EmdrrFarien in charge Of
FrsoeIPrivse elss for ,a,s-C,sr5s of,nsa on er,I
I'm sd or h ffGs Sn I' c TPrf q
classes VIII begin otoer 3 Pnaetaai attendance rsaaesied
CT. JOIENs SCHOOL.
LA Aa1 q and nd - wes, ~; si. ~
Rev. THEODORE IuVISG. LII D., Rector.
SEPARATE DEPARTAEST FOR YOUNG BOYS.
Autumn Term D. girs "WEDNESDAY; sert 20.
t1es, , Tor ssS SgyT 1o G ~ s ar Saed
which under the 1T experienced teacher. will open
October /.
TNHE MISSES GRAHAM, successors TO the
Aissss Greene viii reopen their school young
At No 9Th hrSt house rum Washington
square, on Wednesday. the 10Th OF September
For Boys and Young Men Country.
A HOMELIKE Boarding School for Young
n BOYS L. KINDS A. NJ. Iiewpstead l. l. 500 to 500
A LEXAkDER INsTiTUTE-Milltary hoard
Aingsehool White Plains y y Principal o. H. WinsPh D.
A NDALUSiA HALL, Pa, near Philadelphia
n Hoe school for boys thorough Instruction. terms MOTT
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MIME. DA SILVA and MRS. BRADFORD'S
IVA tssrmcrly Ara. OCdon H0fEnu'sJ ENGAiSH FRENCH
ant 4 ErsfAN BOARDING. aEG DAY school fOr YOUNG
LADIES aud CHILDREN With CsrptLcuics NJ. II West
aStltst York. Rrogens Sept a. Application may be
personally above. separate class for
Lors laer ,;y competent teacher Lectures by
Truf y WaS.f hn,,a; iaSiin> iGd d. L1JheTt9a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
For Young Ladies-City.
YLVANUS REEDS

We DAY and BOAttDf y q School. ftr YOUNG LADIES'
No aud Lat @3..si.. Neyg-roik
F0grccatl lcar begins October lo1I French ihe language
school C0leli,tU cHr,e O. four years Careful train
ing ia Primary AID Preparatory Cissss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
VIHE MUSIC SCHOOL. Pittsfeld, Mass,

rNHE MUSIC SCHOOL. Pittsiield, Mass, Of
fefs the possible facilities students Of either
for study music al its branches either m connection
literary studies The of those qned 0f H. as
suecalty teaching public performance
Ample libraries and scientific appaatHs Reclt OF classical
music and lectures Rates for taion ana board
very low Fail september II For nrther IN
GENJ. G.. BLODGEEf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

EADEMOiSELLE TAhDlFEL,
Va 10. % rs -.,f FORTY a-f& MIST,
hEN-IUIk.
Eear.-Ls her Frcfca English and German Boanng pay
Yong L1DrS AID Ci irn Sept. 20 CT aats
rcfcrsreeS rr7t 90 application.
Freuc.i SPOKEN eueEilg ino.e year. (kirderga,te
BTaNiug -ueIUg, Pastel water CgioI. NeenieWOrk
9 .nclrted iu th tuition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
8. 4 MERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE" es
a GENTLEMAN. having had snceesstM 9

- tablshed 1879, cOliSOhteI WIN seize iletl."ri
School Agency represents lwthout pHblci'y oabe tc
en- MANY teachers wanted for September Application lof
Tor stamp j. q. -cleTmerli0. ~ NJ Secretary, 81 East ti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

- ~ j. For both Coi prep ratory Institute oias
steal and scientific building brck Modern lnpfsye
menls. Climate mild Reality Obstruction thorough
Re.1n, sent y send catalogue. II. X TRhSk, Pm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
NEW PUBLICATION Ms.

WHAT THINK We OF CHRISTI THE TESTIMONY OF
THE ENGLISH BIBLE by GAIL HAMILTON limo
PIP l07. Boston Estes& Laariat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY.

4 MA Boarding and Day School f0r Young Men a
Rows. Opportunities Tor thorough Academic STUDY unsl
pari WITH the comforts and care Of genial Chlistan hn
Term opens sept. 4. send for circular. y l. CLAIRE,
& CROSBY. Principals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

y Y.CGLLEGE of ELOCUTION and ORA
~. TORY, So.5 EAST ifrHsT, "a door east o. 5tharc
DEADY FOR WORK.-Packard'S BUSINESS
IL COLLEGE Sol Broadway, Will reopen iot the year Oh
The pnrdral will be in ids o;ice daily, GuIng August,
~ = < PACKARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
mr.. PIYNEO's FAMILY SCHOOL, Green

rb Conn SIX or rghr bows ftel for business OrcOlcGr
reo,nUs Scrt. =. Special training iu iocUt.on Terms
orate References Rev DIS. Premises Hastings, Whose
sons e has taugt = Prime and W c. Prime, Esq
Ncv York.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-04-12
q. MATTSO
utgifvare och red dakt6r. &.
BILLIGA TIDNINGAR.5

= -
For att bereda landsmannen tilI&lle att ia
lasa CODA och nytiga tidningar till ett pris
som igger inom hvars och nsitormaga, haf-
va VI tratat 6fverensk kommelse med tire af
Westerns basta veckotidningar att lemna5
endera at desse jemte deras vardefulla pre-
mier tillika med MINNESOTA STATS TmN1Na
for det billiga priset af 1910 for EFT ar, nem-
ligen: - 80, = >.~7. - -,
- CAMILLA OCH NYA A.HEMLANDET
jemte. dess premium: FoREErA. .STArERNAs
H1sroR1A af job. A. Enander, AIDE delen,
(utkommer under loppet af aret).
NYA VERLDEN med dess premium,
den vacha 4tafan ofver sjostriden emellan
MONITOR OCH MERR1MAcK.
ST. PAUL PIONEER PRESS, len
gelsl), med dess premium, En- SToR Faro
LAaD KARrA (tastad pa duk och rullar) ofver
staten Minnesota.
0fverenskommelsen CALLER natprlgtvis en-
dast for nya prenumeranter bada It'd
ningarne, och maste fulla priset, S3.1O,
hvarje fall medfolja.
OBS. Enligt landets gallande ''club'' reg
lor, fordras ihvarje fall nya prenume.
ranter tor bada tidningarne, men vi hoppas
att vara aldre helars- prenumeranter, som
onska begagna sig at 'club'-priserna, latt
nog kunna fnna en- my prenumerant till
STATS TDNMaEN bland sina grammar och be-
kanta, for att fullgora reglens fordringar.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-04-12
Andligt drafVelo

Ma ingen missf0rsta oss, da vi har-
med inlagga en- bestamd gensaga mot
det ALT mera omkring sig .gripande
oskicket att andliga f6redrag till
ah6rarnes uppbYggelse (?) amanda
de NEST opassande, for att icke saga
forargelsevackande, uttryck och lik-
nelser ON ting och forhallanden,
hvilka borde namnas endast med
djupt allvar och innerlig v0rdnad.
vi betvifa icke, att de varde talar-
ne mena val och tro sig utlagga Guds
ord med synnerlig kraft och sanning,
da de 0fverbjuda hvarandra musti-
ga och osmakliga utlatanden, och
det ar sannerligen icke af hatskhet
eller f6rakt vi taga till ordet den
na-vi veta det val-ytterst 0mtali-
ga fraga: Men vi aro ifigt 0fver-
tygade derom, att det icke lander
Guds rike och dess vanner till gagn
att f0rnimma sadana uttryck fran
en- larares lappar, som att s'den he
lige: ande stangar menniskan sasom
en- tjur', eller att ssmenniskan kan
frassa pa Guds karlek sasom cit swim
frassar ett mj6ltrag'', eller att
ssraddningsbaten Jesus ar sa stor,
stark och bastant, att den ar berak-
mad att radda hela verlden''- -andra
annu mera vidriga bilder att forti-
ga. Delta synes oss helt enkelt va
ra EFT missbrukande af Guds heliga
namn. En- fnkanslig och grannlaga
menniska anvander: icke gerna sada-
ma opassande uttryck ON dem, for
hvilka hon hyser karlek och v0rd-
mad har pa jorden-skulle vi da
djerfvas tillata oss sadana rent af
oanstandiga ord ON var Gud och var
fralsare? Borde vi icke fast mera
bara So mycken v0rdnad for hans
MANN, att vi icke CORA det till fore
NAL for fafangligt tai och dymedelst
ssgifva lastarenom rum?" Bilden
och liknelsen, pa cit passande satt
anvand, ar af stor betydelse for det
andliga f0redraget, och var fralsare
sjelf talade gerna iknelser, men
han nedlat sig sannerligen icke till
oskona, plumpa och ackliga ut
tryckssatt, hvilka kunde gifva fen
derna orsak till hanloje och vacka
anstot larjungarnes sinnen. vi be-
CARA icke, att den andlige talaren
skall undfagna sina ahorare med
fyndigt utarbetade valtalighetsprof
enligt ALA konstens regler, vi veta
ganska val, att den bristfalliga for
men har vid lag ar af ingen betydel-
Sc; men hvad vi begara, ar, att han
skall tala med allvar och sans ON de-
ting, som icke aro af denna verlden
att han icke skall missbruka Guds
namn genom uppdukande af andigt
-drafvel. .<,1.t;-7 (Vart Nya Hem i
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-04-12
Frankrikes inre f6rhallande9.

2Framkrikes imre f6rh&llamdem.
Denu ofentliggjorda statistiska med
delandena ON vinsk0 k0rden 1875 visa,
som man kunde avanta, anledning
aide f6r0delser PLY ylloxera och .k0l-,
den anstalt, ett stort nedgaende jem-
f0rdt med 1875, F6rlidet ars pro-
duktion uppgick blott till 43 millio-
ner hectoliter mot IS Imillioner 1875,
saledes en- diminishing af omkring
so proc. ON dertill lagges den miss
lyckade hvitbetssk6r 6rden forlidet ar,
som oeksa var so procent mindre am
1875 och den nu pagaende krisen in
*om sidenfabrikerna i Lyon, skulle
man skrifyere correspondent till
= fssTimes'' hafva vantat langt stor-
re nod i Frankrike an, hvad som verk-.
ligen forefnnes. Den oerho orda MAJ a.
tionela reservfo fonden form af hop.
sparade kapital skaH Ikval sannolkt
anyo satta Frankrike j stand att Of
vervinna en- motgang, som skulle
st0rtat hVilket annat land som helst
II den diuDaSte nod. 81 a5GES ~ 81