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, 1877-09-21
Complimentary Letter.
SAN Francisco, Aug

DAN rhANCisCO, august 1, 1871.
California Elastic Truss Company, 6l5 Sac
ramento oStreet-Gentlemen: II affords me
pleasure to inform you that the double truss
purchased OF you for my child, two and one
half years old, ruptured shortly after birth,
has given entire satisfaction. had, previous
to purchasing your Elastic Truss, used sew
eral OF the old style steel spring trusses, but
no benefit was received. The child could
wear the spring truss but few hours at q
time. But your truss, from the hour OF its
iirst application, has never given the little fe-
low any uneasiness whatever. A remark
able fact connected with It's use, Is that lately
II has been left OF several days at a time
without the rupture coming down. l feel
coDadent II will effect a radical cure. take
pleasure In recommending all who are afiiict-
ed 10 Use the California Elastic Truss. Wish
ing you the greatest success, remain yours
respectfully @. W.CLARK,
Conductor 3. p. X. r.
, 1877-09-21
That Insidious Foe to Health,

An atmosphere impregnated with the seeds
Of malaria, is rendered harmless by the time.
ly use Of HOstetter's Stomach Bitters and II
a resort 70 this benign protective agent has
unwisely been deferred until the fever fits
have developed, 1t will have the effect OF
checking them and preventing their return.
This statement Is corroborated by thousands
who have tried this medicine for fever and
fectious Of the stomach, liver ana bowels
peculiarly rife in malarious localities.
Throughout the West, indeed in every part
of the American continent where malaria
prevails, 1t is the accepted specific, Nor Is
the area OF Its usefulness circumscribed by
the limits Of the United States, since it Is
widely used in South America, Mexico, Aus
tralla, and elsewhere.
, 1877-09-21

WILLIAM Cana, we'll known b the
people q Detroit Mich, a. the learned
barber, a man of much scholarship, and
who enjoyed 10 his prime the friendship
u william II seward and other pfulhi-
nsnt men, died there July 10, Il paraly-
is, aged seventy years HIS library
was Que of tie most carrfally selected
in the West, being especially siroag 10
metaphysical works, aud bis dialsiioal
skill vas universal. To the last be con-
iinued business In HE little Jeasrs0n ave-
nue barber shop.
, 1877-09-21

NEVER TREAT RELIGION LIGHTLY
Impress your mind with reverence for
all that is sacred. Let no wsntonness of
youthful spirits, no compliance with the
Incorporate mirth of others, ever betray
you into profane sallies. Besides the
guilt that is thereby incurred, nothing
gives more odious appearance of petu-
lance and presumption of youth, than the
reflection of treating religion with levity.
Instead of being an evidence of superior
understanding, it discovers a pert and
shallow mind, which, vain of the first
smatterings Of knowledge, presumes to
make light of what the rest of maE nd
revere. At the same time you are not 10
Imagine that when exhorted to be relig-
ious, you are called upon to be more for
mai and solemn in your manner than 9TH
ers OF the same years, or 10 erect yourself
into superciliOus reprovers of those
around. The spirit of true religion
breathes gentleness aud kindness. IL is
social, kind, cheerful--far removed from
that gloom and illiberal superstition
which clouds the brow, sharpens the tenn
per, dejects, and teaches men 10 til them
selves for another world by neglecting
the concerns Of this. Let your religion
90 the contrary connect preparation for
heaven with an honorable discharge Of
the duties Of life. or such religion, dis
cover on every proper occasion that you
are not ashamed bat avoid making any
unnecessary ostentation Of il before the
world.
, 1877-09-21

THE Sons OF EsAU.-The wild Bedou-
ins resemble in many respects the wild
red men of our own land; and some
have claimed for them kindred Oriental
origin. Charles Warren StoddaId de-
scribes the former somewhat in strain
of poetic hyperbole, but, withaI, In splen-
did and graphic language:
He sits in this fierce heat and braves
the terrible light with the quick and un-
erring eye Of the eagle he basks like a
lizard 10 the sun, and lives on air and
goats milk. lie is sAlamander and a
iatalist, aud bears charmed life. don't
find his grave by the wayside, this fire
fed Bedouin; believe that he is hAiched
iD the sand like an ostrich; that be lives
n thousand years on the chameleon 5 dish,
and il then consumed away, being AZ
white heat, and out Of his ashes springs
his phgniK SUM- Son OF the sun, welded
10 the daughter Of the moon, begetting
tribes a. slim and swiIt-footod asliaards,
aud holding forever the unloyeiy wilder
ness 0f FIRE and famine
, 1877-09-21
SAVE youR woNEy

DY getting your PHOTOGRAPHS At HowLAND's
l1NEw GALLERY. No. IS Third street, san Fran
cisco. Firstclass Photographs for bali the price
charged At other galleries Lfe-sze Porrait- Ia oil
or water color-, only TEN DOLLARS. OLD Pictures
EnameIed Cabinets and Cards VERY CHEAP. a,
HowLAsDs NEW GALLERY tr-Please call and
see our work and get prices before visiting else.
Where and BE- sure and remember the number; rs
THIRD street. corner Of Jessie.
d. Y. ROWLAND, Artist,
SAN fRAbCIsco. CAL.
, 1877-09-21
Ascent Of Mount yesuyius.

Not only Is the cone very steep, but IL
is covered With ashes, 80 that one has no
firm hold for his feet, but sinks deep at
every step. Thus he makes slow progress,
and is soon out Of breath. He can only
keep on by going very slowly. had 10
stop every few minutes,a and throw myself
down in the ashes tO rest. But with these
little delays, | kept steadily mounting
higher and higher. As we neared the
top. the presence of the volcano became
manifest, not merely from the cloud,
which always hangs about il, but by
smoke Issuing from many places ut the
side. II seemed rs If the mountains were
vast, smouldering heap,out of which the
internal heat forced its way through
every aperture. Here and there long
line of smoke seemed to indicate sub
terranean fissure or vein, through which
the pent- up fires forced their way. As we
crossed these lines of smoke the sulphur.
Gus fumes were sitting, especially when
the wind blew them in our faces. But
at last all difficulties were conquered, and
we stood on the very top, and looked
over the awful verge into the crater.
Those who have never seen volcano are
apt to picture it as a tall peak, slender
cone like a sugar-loaf, with round sper-
ture at the top, like the chimney Of a
blast-furnace, out of which issues fire and
smoke. Something of this indeed there
is, but the actual scene is vastly greater
and grander. For, instead of a small,
round opening, like the throat of a chin
ney, large enough for one flaming column,
the crater is, | should think, early a
mile across, and ha.f mile deep; and
one looks down into a yawning gulf, a
vast chasm in the mountain, whose rocky
sides are yellow with sulphur, and out of
which the smoke issues from different
places. AT times it is impossible to see
anything, as dense volumes of smoke roll
upward, when the wind drives toward us,
so that we are ourselves lost in the cloud.
Then they drift away, and for an instant
we can see far down into the bowels of
the earth. The point where we stood
projected over the crater. The great
eruption three years since had torn away
half the cone of the mountain, and now
there hung above it ledge, which
seemed ready at any moment to break
and fall into the gulf below. AS stood
on that 'perilous edge" on the crum-
bling verge of a volcano, seemed to be
in the position of q human being exposed
to dangers vast and unseen, to powers
which blind and smother and destroy. AS
if nature would fix this lesson, by an i'm
age never to be forgotten, the sun, that
was declining in the west, suddenly burst
out of the cloud, and casting my own
shadow on the column of smoke that was
rising from below. That shadowy form,
standing in the air, now vanishing, then
reappearing, with every flash of sunlight,
seemed no inapt image of human life, a
thing Of shadow floating in cloud, and
lowering over an abyss DR.. Field.
, 1877-09-21

THE NEW ARIsTooRACY.-The follow
ing colloquy comes from an unknown
source:
"Ephrahem, come to yer mudder, boy.
Wbar you beenl"
"Playin' wild de white folks chilum."
"You is, hel See hyar, chile, you'll
broke yer old mudder's heart, an brung
her gray hairs in de grave wild yer reck
lumness an carryns wild evil assoyashons.
Hadn't raised you up in de way you
should ought to go3"
"Yethum."
"Habn't bin kline an tender wild you
an treated you like my own chile, which
you ISL"
"Yethum."
Hadn't reezoned wild you, an prayed
wild you, an deplored de good Lord to
wrap you in His buzzum3"
"Yethum."
"An' isn't yer nater'l detector an
gardeen fo' de lawY"
"Yethum."
"Well, den, do you s'pose Use q gwine
to hab yer morals ruptured by de white
trashl No, sab! Get in de house dis in
step; an if l eber cotch you 'municatin'
wild de white trash any mo-, fo' de Lord,
nigger, I'll broke yer black head wild a
brick"
, 1877-09-21
6iants o. 1ou-
. Nur i'n tsIl Ios uhai o. a..
Go - an ne A. theearT shors
Al ask o. Nm niushana s,rssi Tor nraps
ERs. slKaaam-s sWIE1 Tls sIsto,ts

N"N@i iNA hAHNAtne
49, "A 2. Ak tiy,fs n i5si.gai goasss
tlklaa u lfF lNiluu IA ~ ttruat tfEI1E a. aash
eNtAl tAA hAAAAh. ~ - assi in oeuteFtinn WlIh
pl1Ftani ~ Sep snatet Ani htlfIhf CoaEh Craar.
hpupinl CUagn. Fg1aFnaa. hflurhlf'f A1ihina sId
;, CEaaslnrsiga
hfa hlaahaWr fezlafkH "a Ne tfeatmunf anf eura
% infnsi ana Lars Co.'S flAAet Qnlal1r afrP a. "a
Tar leu Es taa b. attNinei " anT drurPaf fFea of
caaffa III tMFaft taiaatle tad 4nefB llilfulafI
sWEKI TAB kEaEplk1 49, fiR ~ nanns Prroaras
hrn alfa 10 lariT rHeru ~ ueE thfF arr fslsrfi-
u1ntat- EkDAhotUA a %. Saa 81 Isrctso1.
, 1877-09-21

LIFE is itself neither good nor evil; Il
Is the scene d good OF evil as yoa make
IT. and " you have lived 8 day you have
seen all one day Is equal, and like all
other days; there Is no other light, no
other shade; this very sun, this moon
These very stars, this very order and feyo-
luton Of things Is the same your an
eesiors enjoyed, and that shall also enter
tAln your posteTity.-NsafdigH.
, 1877-09-21

EVERY little fly, and every little peb
BILE, and every little flower, are tutors in
the great school of nature, to instruct the
mind and better the heart. The four ele-
ments are the four volumes in which all
her works are written.
, 1877-09-21
Gossip.

While it would scarcely he just to say
that all the gossip in the world is set
atioat by woman, we fear that she is pos
sessed by that demon 10 much greater
extent than man. If this gossip was al
ways harmless, the evil Of tattling would
be less. Unfortunately, however, this is
not the case; not only are matters of but
little consequence rolled under the
tongue like sweet morsel, but charac-
tiers are torn to shreds, and circumstances
that should be covered over by the veil
OF silence, are ruthlessly exposed by the
eager gossip. The more disgraceful the
event, the greater pleasure does the tat.
tier take in its discussion, the more
earnest is she in her efforts to disseminate
the shocking tiiings. She knows no fear,
and, alas she knows NO mercy; she has
got hold of something worth talking
about, and she hugs it to her heart as
treasure of great price.
This eagerness to gossip about the af-
fairs of Others is q terrible flaw in the
character. Gossip is rarely goodnatured.
She goes about with poisoned dagger.
She is the meanest goddess to worship,
because she is full of malice and unchari.
tableness. She strikes in the dark and
knows NO pity.
The Greeks represented the Harpies as
women of frightful countenances, with
serpents in their hair, and holding the
torch of discord. Were we to paint the
gossips of society, the modern Harpies-
it is thus that we would portray them
women of frightful countenanCes, with
Kissing serpents twined in their hair, and
holding the torch of discord.
In 1909, an edict was issued at st.
Helena for the punishment of gossips.
The ordinance was as follows: "Whereas,
several idle, gossiping women make it
their business to go from house TO house,
about this island, inveuting and spread.
ing false and scandalous reports of the
good people thereof, and thereby SOW
discord and debate among neighbors,
and often between men and their wives,
to the great grief and trouble of all
good people, and to the utter extin-
gushing Of all friendship, amity, and
good neighborhood; for the punishment
and suppression whereof, and to the in.
tent that all strife may be ended, charity
revived, and friendship continued, we do
order that if any woman from henceforth
shall be convicted of tale-bearing, mis-
chief-making, scoldiDg, or any other no.
torious vices, they shall be punished by
ducking or whipping, or such other pun
ishment us their crimes or transgressions
shall deserve, or the governor and council
shall think fit."
After SO terrible threat as this, no
doubt the women restrained their tongues,
tranquility and peace were restored, and
the reign of gossip was forever over at
st. Helena. If such punishment as
this was inflicted uqon the gossips of
New York, we fear that there would be
in the whole city very few dry women,
or women whose tender shoulders did
not ache from the effect of the merciless
lash,
, 1877-09-21

PARIS is constructing underground
railways twenty feet below the surface,
at a cost of over $25,00O,00
, 1877-09-21

A MERITED sUocKss.-Marhurg's Seal oI
North Carolina is fast proving itself the lead
ing smoking Tobacco oi the age.
, 1877-09-21

UsE BurnhAms AbietDs for rheumatism
and neuralgia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-05

Sereinsboten pabIiSirt perben iouen, bas
nit bic anberen Tereine ieben, baB ibre
&ciisfarten ni4t mebr selten.
@dbrenb mitteIit Stimm,etteI iiber
ben Sorort abseitimmt wur6e, UNI 25 Nis
nuten nod 4 nbr, traf fOIsenbe Oepdde
aus Gom elm:
Summus p%ontifex istis solicitations catho.
licis germanicis gratias agens petitam
benedictionem peramanter impertit.
j. Card. Simeon.
gu Oeuti9:
Ser Yaplt ertbeilt in 2iebe Sen beutI&ex
fatboIiiden Sereinen unter Oant BEN erbe,
tenen Sesen.
s. @arb. Simsoni.
9luf antras bss bodw. ". S9weaniser
wuroe elm creifa9es BOD auf ben bI. Batter
aussebradt, unb man fubr bann nit Der
SdbIuns Der Stimmen fir ben Yorort fort.
indianapolis, bas cine sroBe Mtebrbeit CT:
balten bate, murbe fir nd9ites Sabr aIs
SorOrt beitimmt. Na9 Nnnabme Der ae.
wObnli9en Oantesbsidiihe pertaste fi4
bic SeriammIuns auf 9insiten nd9ltsa
,Sdbres.
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M6tung ibr &atboIifen
oir Gtimme nes hciliaru Nafcrs

Sn uniern Gassu i9eint bic Soriebuns
Der tatboli'6en 8reiis cine beionoere Mii:
fion sessben gu baden. On ibr lit es, bic
@runoidte Der Sronuns unb bes 9laus
bsns bort, mo bieielben berriden Su bewab:
rem unp ie ba gu psrbreittn, mo @OttIos
Iisteit unb cine falte @leidsiItistsit bies
ielben in Sersehenbeit seratben lisBen. -
gtus TX. in einem Sdreiben BON 1851.
Bir eriuden gle initdnoisif allen benen
nit eursm sutsn @iQen uuS eurer @unif
beiauitebsn, bic nit 9eiit besabt unb nit
s~enissnbsr 6enntniB ausseriitet, ii@ an
Bic Grbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb Seituns
gen our 9srtbsibiguns unb 0erbreituns Der
tatbOIiidea 9ebre usrOfientIi9en. - gncps
clica gius TX.
2aBt Nidts unueriudt, moburd uniere
beilise &slision unb ibre beiliame 2ebre in
ben 8ereiRisten Staaten peiter perbreitei
uerben f6nnen, bamit ~perirrte Wanbere,
auf ben redten SfaS s%uriitseleitet weroer
mOsen.- Sdreiben 9ius TX. an bic Si:
i96fe Der Q. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-05
Die 22. General Weriammluna
oeS .. ". &. G~entralsVereins.
@eihdfsiituna am 0tenitao.

Die @eneral:8 g riammIuns wurbe burd
ben Prdfoenten erOffnet. Der Setretdr
tbeiIte nit, baB 100 0eIesaten anwelenb
ieien, l57 Sereine Seri9te einseididt unb
Al 9ereine, weber OeIesaten nod Beritte
seianbt battsn. SIS wurben gomites fir
Orudiaden, llnteritisuns uon &luseiduen
S9uIfrase u. /. NJ. ernannt. Sas 60:
mite UNI iiber bic @nseleaenbeit in getrefi
Der Nuswe3ieIuns uon &eiietarten nit ben
irii9en Vereinen gu beratben empfabI bic
anselessnbeit BEN @recutiucomite su iibers
laiien, mas ansenommen wurbe. Dos
@retutiu: Gomite bra9te cine Reibe Bes
i9liTs elm. Der erite be,os fi5 aui cine
Nenoerlns Der @eiddftsre9eln, worna9 Der
&ecorOietretar tinftis iiber ale aussaben
unb @innabmen genau Bud fibren uno
ale @sloanpeiiunSen mituntsrsei9nen ioQ,
10 baB Der gentraluerein ieber i3eit i'm
Stanbe 1T, 3u erfabren, mie feline &aiIe
itebt. Grwarb ansenommen. Der 3peite
Yei9luB, weI9er ebenfaas ansenommen
wu,be, beauftrast ben &eeorbistretGr, ieben
Yerein, Der INN brei Wonate nit ieinen
geitrdsen i'm Hiidltanbe lit, gu bsna5ri9.
tisen, baB ieine EsiIstarten teine @iltia:
teit mebr babsn. Sin weiterer gei6lub,
Der ansenommen wurbe, beauftrast ben
Gfecor6 Setretdr, au9 bic ioseHannte
y&opfltsaer" in ben 9e:iammlunsen emit.
sesen;unebmen. Der Ieste unb pi9tisite
Der BON benz grecutip: Gomite einsebrad,
ten u. ansenOmmenen gei4Iife, be3isbt iib
auf bic Ginwanoerun9sfrase. Our9 ben:
islben wirb Der ioseuannts ginpanberunss.
ausi9uB bes GentraIusreins, oeiien Yrdii:
bent Der &scorbsS etretdr lit, abssidaiit
unb wirb es ben ansei9loiisnsn Ysrsinen
in ben 9afenpIdBen iiberlaiien, bic gins
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in bic Sanb su
nebmsn unb on ben genlraIpsrein III Be-
rtdten. Su Der Na9mittassiisuns ipurbe
Der sintras ssitsQt, bic Nnselsssnbeit in
Sesus auf bic Yrsie on elm gomite su pers
weiien, bas seeisne.e gei9liiie ausarbeir
ten iou. Gnsenommen. OaS @omite fir
bic Observation-Disclosures sms
piabl in isinsm Yeridt, baB in ben sin5sls
men 8srsinen, Serii9erunsss unb Sterbss
failen segrinbst merbsn, unb bic Oslsgas
ten IN ibren reipectiuen Vereinen safir wirs
Ten unb aud bic 9eiflidteit eriu9t wer:
ben ioa, CUR 5%Oroeruns bieier anselesen:
beit beiSutrasen. Der Beridt purSe
mad elmer tur;en Dissolution, namentIi9
iber bas Circular on bic @siili9feit, an
bas Gomite CUR b~sferen @bfaGuss Surid
ueripeiien. Oas Gomite in BeSus fir
Rlaseiaden beri9tete, baB Der Ierein In
Gan Nntonio, Geras i'm @entraluerein blei:
ben Tonne, aud wsnn er nidt aae finan.
,isusm gnssIesenbeiten benz Yfarrsr iiber.
sibt; ferner bab bic 3ui@rift pom 9ereime
In Spraeuie, 81. .. IN bas gomite fir
IntrSse ssbe, unb bab Der ct. Soiepbs'
Yerein in &i&monb, 3D., feline &nsele'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-05

sroBe, in ieiner GuSern S9wadbeit 9eiitig
10 madtise Pius *, unb es 1T iibsraus
mertwlrbis unb i~faunenswertb, nit wel6'
feinem Sact, NIT wel1' wunberbarer 0ei9:
tisteit bisier pom Soft bssnabiste Yapit in
ben unsdblisen Inipra9en Dor ben ueridies
benen Oeputationen aus alien 9dnbern inn
me- bas ri9tise Wort am re1ten Srt fin.
bet; bas bra9te mebrmals i9on feline Org
item Seinbe in Staunen uub Serwirruns.
Wie bat er iie nieoerseidmettert bic 6einoe
Der &irde in ieinem &unbidrsiben ibsr bic
ibm aHsebrObte &nebeluns burd bic ita:
lienii4e &esieruns. llno wie itr6men iie
iest wieber mad &om, bic YiIser aus allen
Sbeilen Der @elt benz Subilar ibre anbdns.
Iidteit on ben 81. Stubl, ibre 9iebs unb
Serebruns barsu6rinsen, i'm gu trOiten in
ieinem 9eioen, feline &atbIdIdse mit,uneb:
men, unb bas ganb bas bic game gbriitsn.
belt umiaIinst, feiter gu tniipfen. Nie,
isit bic &ir6e itebt, war bic Serbinbuns
Der tatboIii9en @eIt cine 70 eintss nit
&Om, ais eben iest.
Wie LANCE nod, 10 frasen mir uns eno.
LID, wiro bieie Gage Der Oinss uobl anbal.
ten2 Wie LANCE nod wirb bieier ebruirs
bise, in ales Gusenbsn bsuifrablenbe milbs
q.
8irdenfiirf Der fatboliiden @slt e,balten
bleiben? unb weI9e @reisnihs weroen Dor
ieinem gnbe nod eintrsten2 8er tOnnts
bas wiiien Ober fiber uorausiussn? @ie
nad benz ieitberisen Sang Der Oinss in
ieinem eeben itets beito srOBere Eriumpfs
foIsten, ie sr0Bere 9eioen unb Yriunsen
poraussesansen, 10 biriten aud ua9 Den
berben Yrifunsen Der lesten Sabre miebe,
neue Griumpfe ii6 porbereiten, unb aud
Der 81. Batter ielblt Iebt betanntIi6 gan,
setrOltst eben bieier 9ofinuns. @Orir
aber bisi er Sriampf bethlehem uirb, bas ent.
5iebt ii9 aaer meni9li9en Be,e9nuns
zines aber lit fiber uon sroBem Nueen uni
Se9en fir aae 6atboliten, ndmli9, oai
lie ni9t unterlaien, piel uuo eifris fir ii,
beordnsies Oberbaupt gu beten, uno Got
fir ibn betlise Gommunionen aufsuopfern
bamit er in allen @edielfduen itanbbaf
bIsibe bis gum lesten 9ebensbau9e.
Mas er bann Dor ieinem gnbs nod isin'
e,sne pOaise Befreiuns unb bic 8efreiun!
Der Stride erIebsn, ober in Der @sfansen
i9aft bss 8aticans aIs bsiIiser 8stsnner
feline Gage bsi4lieBen, OOer enOIi9 gar al:
Martprer unter ben OoI9en ooer &useIr
iacriIesii9er ganbiten NIT ieinem Blut,
ieinen @lauben beiieseIn; in auem &C.
i9ebe 9ottes Wiusn, Der MGss bies gun
Beiten ieinsr STRIDE Ientt.
Wir molten beten unb buloen unb bofien
baB ales gu @ottes @bren, gum Sell be,
&iras unb gu unierm eisenen Seiten aus:
i9lase.
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1877.
1927. 1877.
ssA Inn "'' ''F's Sasrs
Plus TX,
nnierm beiligen Batter,
tbnt. Der tiinisig Sabre Sii6ot
1897.
@rue mmo Sell!

Die gbritsnbsit feiert in bieien Sasen
Elm Seit, bas einsis baftsbt in ieiner Irt.
96dt ielten 1T es, baB einem Na9foIser
Der apoitel bic gnaSe gu Sbeil wirb, iein
finfSisidbrises Sii3ufsiubildum gu feiern,
ilnb bod finfSis Sabre, ein babies Sabr'
bunbert, i'm msni6li9en 9eben cine LANCE,
LANCE 3eit unb srabesu wunberbar fam
man ss nennen, baB ss benz Na@fOIser bes
@potelfiriten 9etrus ses0nnt 1T, bieies
bebre Seif gu feiern. Im 81. Wtai bieies
ISabres waren es grade SO Sabre, bab gapit
SEQ XII. ben Stiftsberrn on Der Stride
Santa Maria in Sia Iata, Sobannes Mas
ria Maitai Serretti, gum @r3bii9of pom
Spoleto ernannte. Qm 8. Sum- brauf ers
fplSte feline 8eibe.
9ius *. lit cine gang eisene @ridsis
hung. Sdon an ieinen gintritt in bic
@eIt laien ii9 pieIe 8or;eiden ~tnipfen,
6snen ct fem 2eben lang in pollen MaaBe
eutipro9en. @sboreu pon srahi9en gIs
tern an einem Sonntase i'm Wiai Us. Waai
1902 9etauft In einem Yetersbom pom eis
nem ganonitus. Der balo bararf gii9oi
purbe, 9stauft auf ben Hauen bes SSins
gers un6 Der Mutter ber 2iebe-Sobannss
Waria-, bas a0es finb Interchangeable
3ei6en. 0o9 ni9t iopobl bierbur9 ais
bur9 bic gusbebnuns ieiner &esierunSss
jubre, pie ie felt Yetrus teinem Yapite gu
EbeiI ssporbeu unb burd bic auBerorbents
liden tirdenpolitii9en greisnilie, bic ii@
felt ieinss lansen Yontifcates abwideIten,
1T Der 3. 8ater cine gang punberbare elm.
siss Gri9sinuns. Die mertpiroisitsn
8s9IsIfdue bat bieier auf ben bS9iten
Ebron Der @elt bsrufene, iett IS, idbrise
eSle @reis Our@sema@t. Cine furdtbare
&suOlution trisb i'm idon farSe 3eit mad
&utritt ieinss Sberbirteuamtes in bic Ser
banning nod 9aeta. Nad unsefdbr Is
Rouatsn burfte er enbli9 wteber in
bic inSwii4en fur6tbar sei@dnSete
Sta6t Der gdpite Suridtebren. -
Damn erfoIste elm berrli6er fir@Ii9er
triumph, Der IN ieiner Serbannuns i9on
porbereitet worben, namli9 bic feisrli9s
@laubensenti9eiOuns Der v~llnbefefteH
@mpfdnsuib Muria's" um 8. Oe5embsr
bes Subre8 1854, in @esenpart pom me5r
aIs 600 giid0fen, bic aus Der sansen
@elt ii9 lm i'm in Der YeterstirGe per.
Iammelt batten. 9od balb ioltsn i9on
pieber neue Bebrdnsniie tommen. &suo.
lationdre @sbeimbiinbe pitbsten einbelis
eeaen ben StelIuertreter Gbriiti unb entrii.
fen ibm, nit psrrdtberii9sr @eualt in feline
Staaten eiufalIenb, bas sebeiIiste1erbsu
9etri. Man polte i'm ma9tIos unO gum
9ettler MAIDEN, Inn feline apoiioliids
Gimme fir @abrbeit unb @ersdtisteit err
itiden gu f6nnen.
SnbsGsn @Ottes 9Oriebuns padte iber
ieinen @siaIbten, bic 9iebe Der @Idubisen
balf aug in bieier Notb. Sbre miIben
Seitrdse, Der %iOsenannte Peterspfennis,
ben er bis beuts pom Miaionen lisbsnbsr
SerSen rsidIid empfdnst, unb'swar aus
alien @sIttbeiIen, bistet ibm pollen @rias
fir alls unsere9te geraubuns, unb bepabrt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-05
.Satholif6er 8irhen Salenber.

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