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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-16
THAWED BACK FROM DEATH.

From a lady who arrived at the St James
Hotel Saturday from the central portion of
Arkansas, we learn the particulars of an affair
which possess MANY features of interest, and
to the medical profession it particular. The
lady left her home at the beginning of the
present cold snap, with the intention of COM
ing to Joplin, and there being no other con-
veyance, was compelled to make the entire
trip by stage. The only passenger in the
stage with her was man, very thinly clad
While crossing the Boston mountains he com
planned very much of the cold, and in fact
the weather was remarkably cold, even to the
top of those mountains. After awhile he
apparently fell asleep. Arriving at the sta.
ton on the north side of the mountains, the
driver attempted to awaken the passenger,
but to his horror found him frozen stiff and
apparently dead. He was taken out of the
hack and placed III a room, which was rather
cold, though not as low as the freezing point
by several degrees The lady remained at
the station until next day, and Just she
was preparing to resume her journey, was
surprised to learn that 81 gns of life had been
detected in the supposed dead man, who was
20 have been buried that forenoon. True,
signs of life were plain to be observed, and
by lively rubbing with flannel saturated with
whisky for about an hour he able to
speak. When the lady left he was fast re
c0vering from his stupor, and she has no
doubt that by this time he has fully recovered.
Had he continued in that condition three
hours longer, he would doubtless have been
buried as all thought he was dead. Being
placed in room of just the right temperature
no doubt assisted his recovery. -,Fopljn Mo. J
Herald
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-16
ARRESTS IN NEW YORK.

Somebody, "a printer, doubtless, with q
pride in his profession), has sent from New
York the following account Of arrests in that
city:
The whole number of arrests made by the
police of this city during the last quarter was
1913. The proportion was three men to
o e woman. The chief offense was intoxica-
ton. Two Turks aud ten Cinnamon were
asuong the arrests; also 50 brokers, 81 law
yers, 8 clergymen, II bartenders, l clairvoy
ant, inventor, detectives, 6 policemen, L
professor, "a physicians, 2 publishers, 227
printers, 152 newsboys and II bootblscks.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-16

A BROTHER of Matthew Furth, who com
united suicide in Austin is, we understand,
Mr. Fred Furth of Genoa. He has our
hearty sympathy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO lIskHGLDERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ parties holding claiming liens. under the provis
ions Of Act entitled can Ac' to secure liens to mechan
and others, and to repeal all other Acts in relation
thereto" approved March 2 1875, the following de-
scrbed property Lots numbered ~ four a.
and five (5, in Block No Thirty eight 49, in Sears,
Thompson Sears Division of Carson City, Ormsby Coun
IT, Nevada and the improvements thereon to be and APP
in the Justices Court of Carson Township Ormsby
County, Nevada, on the 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. ID.
1879, at 16 o'clock then and there with the proof OF
their said liens Carson City. January To- 1870.
Z. d. HUNT, Lenholder.
WELLS 4 STEWART Attys. law3w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-16
MISCELLANEOUS TELEGRAMS

Herald Paris special says: .'Genoral
Grant leaves this city on Saturday for Mar
settles, to sail thence for india on the fol
lowing Thursday on the regular French
steamer leaving on that date He does not
wait for the United States steamship Rich
mond.
James Cronin, a guest of the Stephens
House, registered from San Francisco, was
:puni dead to-day in his room, having taken
| large dose of morphine He left letter
Tor q brother in brooklyn about the dispo-
3iton of his effects.
Frank Mordaunt appeared at the Sturde-
Tant House all right and the sensation is
over.
Philadelphia, January 1.-THE writ of
error in the case of Bergin (Molly Maguire}
has bee I refused, and the execution will take
place as arranged
Oswego, n. Y. January ii The City Say
inss Bank of Oswego closed this morning,
New York, January IA - Government
bonds are firm. The immense subscriptions
30 the four per cent. loan have impaired a
general feeling of confidence in financial cir
oles. The subscriptions to-day were Sl3, $50
POO
James II. Prentice, owner of two large hat
factories in Brooklyn, has failed to-day and
made assignment. Liabilities $500, 600.
Seven hundred employees are thrown out of
work
Chattanooga January H. The Tennessee
river has risen thirty eight feet and is still
rising. No damage to the city; small losses
up the river.
Norfolk, Va, January 1.-THE recent
heavy rains have caused extensive rise in
the Roanoak river. The water near Widen
is as high as during the great freshet of 1877
and Is still rising
Chicago, Jan. IA most brilliant recep-
ton was accorded Madame Gerster on the oc-
casgn of her debut here tonight as Gamma"
in LA Sonambua. Haverlys theatre was
crowded from pit to dome, and the enthusi-
ssm was unbounded throughout the perform
ance.
Cincinnati, January 14.-The ice gorges
along the Ohio and Kentucky rivers continue
dangerous and destructive. At Beattysville,
Kentucky, the damage to boats is $50, 900.
On the Cumberland river at Ezabethtown,
the steamer Stohlman broke from her moor
ings and is a complete wreck.
New York Jan. 15.-Among the promi-
nent arrivals in town yesterday were John
Owens, the actor: Church, the architect
Neal Dow, Charles A. Washburne of Califor-
MIA, ex Ex-Governor Seymour of New York, ex-
Senator Clayton of Arkansas, and Baldwin of
Michigan
A special from Paris says there was grand
dinner and reception last night at the United
States Legation in honor of Grant. MacMa-
non also gives a grand dinner and reception
in his honor on Thursday.
Jim Keene recently bought the three-y year
I'D racer Spendthrift and his brother Miser,
With which to start his stable Report says |
t will be one of the greatest racing stables in |
he country.
General Siegel met with painful accident !
IN Sunday near his residence at Morrissania. |
He slipped on the ice tell and broke his leg. |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-16
notice.

- VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE .
Hl.f will be let leased for long term to Ei:i
desirable tenant. Inquire at this office
December 81, 1878.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-16

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-A shooting ARRAY oc
Cured Thursday morning at Panaca Flat,
says the Phoebe Record of the 18th, between
G. S. Himmelwright, German, and one
Clark (colored) wood hauler for the Ray
mond & Ely Company. The difficulty was
about Fl mmelwrig hts wife. 1t appears that
the woman had been spirited away from Bull
lionville by Clark and the woman's mother,
who was indebted to Clark in the amount of
1858, and he squared the account by selling
his sister Himmelwright came to Phoebe
Wednesday night and tried to get redress and
the possession of his child by law, but found
he could do nothing, so started after Clark,
and in the difficulty which took place at Pan
AGA Flat, in the rear of Goedicke's old brew
cry, he placed pistol to Clark's breast, shoot
ing him twice, the balls striking the ribs
and glancing out Himmelwright was shot
in the jaw, breaking it, the ball gancing
around and taking off part of the ear; he
was also shot in the arm, which was broken.
Clarks pistol was not found, Himmmel-
wrights is cut down si1-shooter, with one
load left in it. The woman, the cause of the
difficulty, is assiduously engaged in nursing
Clark Himmelwright is very badly wounded
and it is thought he will not live Clark s
wounds are mere flesh wounds
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-16

SUTRo is said to be on his way hthel
from the East Cant we manage to quar-
antine him at Omaha1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-16
TROY DYES BARKEEPER ACQUITTED

A dispatch dated Sacramento, January Is,
says: This morning in the Tulls murder
case, the trial of A. F. Clark was continued
DYE and Anderson were called and refused to
testify. The District Attorney said thereupon
that he had not evidence sufficient to ask for
the conviction of defendant The Court ad-
vised the jury to find verdict of not guilty,
which they did without leaving the box.
Clark was discharged.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-16

They have Hayseed club i'll Austin. It:
members are opposed to women, but greatly
in favor of oysters on the half she'll
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-16

THE KING OF PAIN.-Of this well-known
character, recently deceased, the Chronicle of
last evening says: che wore his hair foot
long, and as it fell from under his broad
brimmed hat, gave him distinguished ap-
pearance He was very handsome, and his
tall, well knit figure attracted attention every
where. His ruling passion was faro, and he
lost all his earnings at the gaming table He
would often make several hundred dollars
day selling his medicines and lose every dol
lar before morning. He was as heavy a
player as ever battled the tiger on the Com
stock. He always would ask permission to
play beyond the limit and he piled his stacks
of blue checks all over the board. He fire.
quently broke bank at single sitting and
going to another would lose every dollar in as
short a time He would risk thousand on
the turn of card, and if he lost his pale
face never flushed nor would he puff his
cigar any the less mechanically
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-01-23

hyilka 225 ledde till de anklagades
sbestrafande. Det ar vidare denna
!f6rening, som hufvudsakligen arbetat
pa att "a utredt, hvilket Stag Things.
satt ar det minst smartsamma.eg Utaf
de tyska foreningarnas tidskrifter ar
Berlinforeningens organ, IBIS. storst
och Yigtigast. ~s,.t.r..ss..,@s. t,s.s.,,sisr~
slutligen bora Vi omnamna den in:
ternationela djurskyddsk skongresser,
som hollis i London den 1913 juni
1874 vid hvilket tillfalles Londonf6re-
ningen tillika firade slit 50:ariga ju-
bileum. Har funnos samlade mails.
man for en- mangd f6reningar fran
skilda lander och stader, fran Paris
och Hamburg, Moskva och Kalkutta,
New York och Weiningen! vi skola
har icke uppehalla oss yid de florida
diskussionerna, utan villa blott nam.
ma, att bland de af handlade amnena
f0rekom en- mangd af intressanta fra
gor. sasom r6rande basta slagtmeto.
den, forslingen af kreatur till lands
och sj6s,. skyddande af hyttfoglar, pin
samma vetenskapliga ron pa lefvande
dur, rata sattet att sko hastar anord-
nande .af vattningsstallen forEkreatur.
andamalsenlig vag-' och gatlaggning,
bruket af munkorgar for hundar, bo.
skapsdrifvares pakar o. v.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-01-23
Lagen angaende tidningar
och tidskrifter i F0renta

~ @Prenumeranter,som ejuttryck-
ligen tillkannagifva motsatsen, anses
fortsatta prenumerationen
~ y, % Tillsager prenumeranten, att
han ej langre 0nskar hafva tidningen,
ar .utgifvaren dock berittigad att skic.
ka densamma, till all prenumerations.
skuld ar afbetald. ~. ~. !" ..ss.& =, ~ ~
= 81 Underlater prenumerant att af-
.hemta tidningen fran slit postkontor,
eller nekar han att emottaga den, ar
han likyal ansvarig for priset dara,
@anda5till han galdat all skuld till It'd.
aningen, och darefter>vbeordrat adess
upph6rande. 4 - .If ~
+s,%%4) =. *Prenumerant, som andrar DO.
-stad utan att underratta utgifvaren
harom, och salunda fortfarande later
tidningen sandals till den ursprungli.
ga adressen ar fortfarande ansyarig
for densamma. - ~
5.) Atskilliga domstolar hafva
faststallt, att "nekande att pa post
kontoret emottaga sin tidning, urakt
latelse att afhemta densamma, eller
borthyttning fran orten utan att un.
derratta utgifvaren, Dor anses och be-
straffas sasom uppsat till syek och
bedrageri. ''9s%':=N.' y" r.
8.) En- hvar, som emottager och
begagnar en- tidning, betraktas enligt
lag sasom prenumerant, antingen han
beordrat tidningen eller Ell.
~ Betalar prenumerant forskott,
ar han skyldig att vid prenumerations.
tidens slut underratta utgifvaren, i
: handelse han Ell fortfal ande viii bibe-
halla tidningen. Uraktlster han det.
ia, eyer utgifyaren ratt att framgent
sanda tidningen, och prenumeranten
halles ansvarig, anda till han lttryck.
ligen- afsagt sig densamma, och pa
samma gang inbetalt ALA resterande
afgifter. IS : ,., H., =. .....,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-01-23

~ Delta stick, som Leitner anser vara
gjordt med knit, visar sig vara tilltogadt un-
der det konungen annu bar kyllret, darige-
nom att det genomtrangt afven den yttersta
skjortan, hvilken under detsamma lag dub
belviken SO att den fatt tva hal.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-01-23

E.S 81 q t,lt u "a I 1t, 4 E
pels' Nsl1s''s y selsaShiies oon Snoiiy 9AitssnO s
talyeu sou"l. le &, i, s2,f5 .5ya &
sUdrsa Dlach Naples --ue enoa Ea'' sonl
oaias 1ll ss71s nar. mea llamgang' men Iordra
rlKare samt Iuktlgare ]oro an i!o oe 1or'
utna lnda. g3,sSsl & Bssgs ~ lti%s
8. s. 1s''s', 80 ~.
och al f,Lt;r ;ord sI,,,a ;ordon vara ! d d
maoar g, Lan mon a6d.,a dan nm, e n,ara
800 - +.ra ooh s, s., er,,,,+ orh sI,as
Ha,lor g, h;,ra oo,or,ant1;aa, n,.ntaras : an
alnttn;no mot sodar .~s = :,
R5da =, ,oI1on =, sro : phi,od o1nb;o i
tT,r,. T,,rnor och az pnrn,e nane
s,,or,1, R,ae1 nano Mammo a, ,1o,a ott
nlnater ur* Dassa hsr aro stora och =, n,ar
nrodnktiva an do .r6da /. de- fordra = o. cod
at6tsel och Far AFT Al skvdda dem fran
! ~! u, !. I nof vin1deen i1de CONT att ,;Goa
moro 8 ns &; noarl,tan lt h6r man naadss tta Is.
lar ntst raderna och ns dessa snika
,sts nnroper -vid .hvi,ka bnskarne +fastbin.
das '7.Da .fruktenr, ar afn,ockad.5 IN, :lb,i,r
~, ;?,,,o,.+,,,s o,,a,s ,.,,1, s,,,+t ~,
burit frukt, omkring en- fot fran mar
ken. Delta ger de unga skotten kraft
att bara mera frukt det kommande
aret. - - '''". ) - - !
Ha11onbnskar h6ra n1anteras raider
n,,,rokr;nr an, fo+ noo,,on t1or;o rod soro+
+vs Cot noo,ion o,on+or,. r,don v;d
nlanter;noen bi,r man afskara skotten
att mar a. tnn ofv,aan, ;ordvtan De skott
som nnnvsxa mellan raderna skola
b,or+rvckos hort o1,or Dob bon mon nnnt,c ,ca
a., -, 80, ~ ,,.,+o.o ,,oe,
Han h5ra o5ds,.e IN, b6eton
no sons ;eko u;1;o usrdo huod do
n,an+oro Mo ho,,oy ;o,,o ,,on+o,. ns
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h6Fuor;n.o, c+t fsu1o.. ~ do++o ~
hat1a Lan o5r,s ~ ssd.n "a .++ roan
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Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-01-23
Gustaf II Adolfs kyller och
skjortor j. slaget Vid
Lytzen.

DIR A. }. Amneus redOgOr j ssVe-
sterg6tlands och Smalands lakarefor-
enings forhandlingar''2 for; en- af ho.
nom: foretagen understanding &af de
Nationalmuseum befntliga persedlar,
som af Konung Gustaf II Adolf
burits slaget vid Lytzen. Ur denna
redog6relse, som abor syara af2 stort
:intresse for al1manh eten,| tillata vi
oss atergifva f61jande: ri
Efter omsorgsfull granskning af de
skriftliga kallorna r0rande Konung
Gustaf II Adalfs d6d i slaget yid
Lytzen, hafva iva framstaende for
skare, e. Droysen ..Die sch1acht bel
Lytzen 1921 "tsForschungen zur
Deutschen Geschichte'' Bd. ", H. ~
och G. T. Odhner t"Nagra kritiska
anmarkningar :: rorande slaget yId
Lytzen'' aHistoriskt tBibliotek.'
1877, II. 2.lkommit tillden slutsats,
att den hittills allmant antagna be-
rattelsert ar alldeles otillforlitlig och
att hvad man med sakerhetvet ON Ko-
nungens d6dssatt ar mycket litet
(odhner) e1Ier sa godt som intet
(DroysenE En- viss undran ofver den
sfyndighet, hyarmed tva och ett half
arhundrades forskning och tro den
ma ffaga sa hastigt kastades Diver
anda, sgaf meddelaren anledning att
sgenomga de kallor, som han var i till
falle att uppleta angaende dodsfallet ;
och just med begagnande af Droysens
och Odhners fullstandiga utredning
af skrifterna j fragan afvensom nag
"a andra yittnesb6rd, har han kom.
NIT till en- alldeles motsatt asigt mot
deras. nemligen till den ofYertygel-
sen att Konung Gustaf Adolfs d6ds-
Esatt kan med akerhet bestammas an
da in fiera biomsta andig gheter, ON
fragan behandlas sasom ett atts-me-
dicinskt fall. Det skaI vid en- dylik
framsta lining ocksa visa sig att den
gamla berattelsen, ehuru nSgot ofull-
standig, ali Sam j ALA sina hufvud-
drag.l Harom ar det afsigten att i en-
sarskild litens afhandling s0ka ofver-.
tyga. Men for den hand else att. ON
standig igheterna skulle lfindra utgif-
yandet af denna afhandling, will DIR
"a. redan Iu allmangora .besigtnin-
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-01-23
3 lT'EET.87E " sF575fE-IF TU335| ~ = ~ =
Fruktodling med afseende pa sar'
skilda arter af barbuskar.
For Minnesota Stats Tidning.

lCOI MIuucSOId 0C6tS l1UuluH.
Krusbarsbuskar hafva hittills yarit
mycket litet (planterade har. vi haf..
va icke. annu$ haft 50 ggoda varieteter.
for klimatet som vi hades i Sverige.
Engelska krusbar hafva varit de NEST
.populara har, emedan de odlas 0stern,
men dessa kunna icke odlas har med
ssframgang. De samerikanska variete-
.terna gifva mindre bar, SAINT aro icke
SO produktiva som vara svenska krus-
barsbuskar. For naryarande finnas
flere sorter hand deln 5af de sistnamda,
hvilka bade betala sig att odla, SAINT
alo en- stor prydnad att hafva ! k0ks.i
tradgarden: Dessa arc: Hougton,i
Dawning, Smiths och American Coos.
berries. En- tysk krusbarssort-finnes
j Summit tradskolor, hvilken ber6m-i
mes az ALA fruktodlare, att vara batt-
re an nagon af de f6rutnamda. D Krus-l
barsbusken maste planteras i rik SAINT
val g6dslad lord. Jorden Dor arligen
Suppluckras omkring savaldessa som
ALA andra tama fruktarter. Da bu-
skarne blifva gamla Dor man bortska-
"a de gamla grenarne for att lemna
rum at nYa, hvilka gifva st6rre och
rikare frukt.
TialbarsbUsaen fnnes planterad ma
stan 6fyerallt och ar allmant val om-
tyckt, men likYal finnas manga som
val ega jord, men icke en- buske af den
ma fruktart, ehuru dessa buskar vaxa
och gifya frukt ntan mycker tilisyn
af dessa 6nnas manga sorter, som dels
arc afkommor ifran den yaniiga r0da
yinbars rsbusken, SAINT on. del fran yildt
yaxande arter. De basta Yinbars.Ya
rieteterna aro foljande
Roda Red Dutch tsma roda1, Vic.
toria tyaxa I langa klasar naagot storre
an Red Dntchl. Long Bunch Holland
tdessa aro annu stdrre. men icke Sd
pr0dukt ktiYa som Victoria, Prince AL.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-01-23
Om djurskyddsf0

Hvad dessa foreningar verkligen
kunna utratta framgar utaf redogo.
relserna for de utlandska djurskydds.
f6reningarna. Det ar egentligen i
Amerika djurskyddssaken gjort de
st0rsta framsteg. Dar bildas arligen
standigt fera foreningar, dar finnes
manga man, som at denna SAX egna
hela sin It'd och formaga. Sarskildt
Dor ,framhallas herr Bonerd, som for
nagra ar sedan skankte 100000 francs
till djurskyddsforeningen i New
York. De tidskrifter, som af fore
ningen utgifvas, utga ett oerh6rdt
stort .antal exemplar, ett bevis pa den
storartade omfattning, som f0renin-
gems yerksamhet uppnatt.-Uti tt Euro
pa ar det foretradesvis England, som
kan anses sssom djurskyddets f0rlof-
wade land. Ingenstades finnas stran.
gare lagar mot djurp]ageri an dar. In.
genstades ser man personer, tillhoran.
de de hogsta samha hallsklasserna, ifri.
gare arbeta for-~djurens skydd an
England. Londonforeningen utger
en- manadsskrift The Anin,ol World
(Djurverlden,) som for narvarande ar
spridd i IL million exemplar. Sc.
dan f6reningens uppkomst hafya mer
an 10000 atal medf0rt strait. -Afven
i Frankrike har. man, sedan kriget
upphort, anyo borjat med kraft arbe-
ia for djurens skydd. F6reningen i
Paris raknar ett myeket stort antal
medlemmar, och dess arsinkomster
uppga till ofver 10000 francs. Afven
denna forening utger en- tidskrift, som
sarskildt synes egna stor uppmark-
samhet at ALT, som ,h0r till foglarnas
skydd. Bland annat har f6reningen
latit plantera en- mangd q r6nnar i
Boulogneskogen, pa det foglarna ma
lattare kunna skaffa sig: .foda under
ylntern. IS za4 II aE5ft5a Al asIsaat8s9 6 . /
ISchWeiz ha de oyanigt talrika
djursky ddsforeningsrna de sista aren
adagalagt en- h6gst beromYard yerk-
samhet och ifrigt arbetat bland annat
for foglarnas skydd, for forbattrin-
gar j sattet att transportera kreatur,
for astadkommande af andamalsenli-
gare seltyg SAINT for5Satt bereda
l. -.
Iskjutshastarna en- nagot indrigare
lott. Bland de styska foreningarna
har sarskildt den Mynchen. som rak-
mar omkring 200 med dlemmar, gjort
myckennytta;; under aret 1872 blefvo
lgenom dess atgarder ej mindre an
l265 atal mot djurplageri Yackta, at
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-01-23
!. - ffSJ = - s'' - '.' 49, .'.'+ =
Ohm lyclka1n.

Man kallar vanligen de menni-
skor2 lyckliga, som foljas af med
gangen, som lefva i ofverfod,
atnjuta anseende och aro, pa all
mant satt, val begafvade; som
kunna tillfredsstalla sina ousknin-
gar och forskonas for forluster
af de foremal. som aro kara for
deras hjertan men. huru ofta 60
ra vi 81 oss i delta fall skyldiga
till misstag och gifva cit falskt
namn at ett falskt begrepp ON
lycka och yerldslig medgang vore
iktydiga, hur kommer sig val, att
vi So sallan SO de daraf gynnaae
glada och belatna !? Komma wi
dem pa So nara hall, att vi kunna
skilja sminkets rosor fran helsans
natuiliga farg, sa 6nna vi mycket
grummel under herrligheten !;
missnojet en- hvardagsgast; man
ga knappnalsuddar under lyckans
afundade sammetsmantel, eller
rattare en- skuldra, So foorklenad
genom sin lenhet, att den lika
smartsamt saras af cit fun, som
on mera hardad af' ett torne );
manga stora bekymmer, skapade
af ringa ting mycken favitsk
orc !; mangen otalig klagan 0. g.
v. Kunde vi rakna de lofofer,
som uppstiga till himlen fran
tacksamma hjertans dup, skulle
vi finna de talrikaste och varma--
ste fran deras, som varit hardast
profvade saf motgangar: och be-
kymmer. Vide tillfallen aaf ofver-
hangande fara, sasom yid on ho-
tande sjofarlighet, en- mordande
farsots harjningar m. f...ss Sc vi
dem oftast visa det storsta model,
den stadigaste fortrostan, den boz
ligaste undergifvenheten. Det ar,
som hade de mera tillit till Gud
an,.sdessa lyckliga. som han mera
gitvit. Och sd ar det verkligen.
Under kampen med syarigheter
och lidanden, hafya de lart kama
hurs lnaktig och karleksfull den:
hand ar, som uppehaller var svag-1
bet, bortyisar. var misstrostan och
beror oss med hoppets och fortro-
STAINS himmelska kraft. Liksom
den faderligt agande handen af
barnet kysses varmare och mera
vordnadsfullt an den blott Iekan-
de, So ar ock forha1landet mellan
Gud och menniskan.
Motgangen lar oss kama vart
beroende If honom, da medgan-
gen ofta kommer oss att glomma
det. Vara foretraden vacka sal
Ian hos oss nagot tvifvel ON var
fortjenst af deras atnjutande. Vi
D anse oss sasom sjel lfskrifna dartill
och halla ingen yidare rakning
darofver. Den mlnsta motgang
gor oas otaliga och forstamda, och
Vi klaga som o5ffyer On tillfogad
fornarmelse och arc fardiga att