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CHURCH SERVICES.


this morning at the Forty first Street church, cor
mr. ~ pr,;r;o ora,ns
pes o., .. F1a.s'c s - a'e.'"r ., ..o. u,,, moons, -
n- 1A1' LIZ ~" A'ttesS' P'@7toA' W.. P1eAs" ~
1o:45 Il. N. aud 7:ao p. M at Westminster
Church corner Ut Jackson and Peoria streets.
-Thc Rov artbnr urrhcl1. na.tor, will nreacb
.t7n.on, ~ ~ ,ho F;rst fhnrch corner ~ 1ndi.
ana oyenne ~ and NJ ~ TwentTsrst s.reet Evcnins
The Rev, Munro Gibson, D, D., pastor7 will
..o.a, .,..-,;no .r5 ors,in1 ~ tho eacond cbnrcn
- ,,:a.,,.a n,.an,,n an, To,t;o,n stroat
MI ~ ~, Iah, s,,ho,t Ere,c, n,s1nr r-,,,
-ine Ivy "onn <Aoooe' rlsasa, ~, p.sso, WI
preach at io a. ~. NJ inc oustn Churcn, CORNER
1 Or ta sa1s cv ane eors Soyes SERMON
-Prot =; l. i.aymona WI pFsacn Ut ' aV.5u a;
p. ana .:u P. NJ ~ tns rn eos"e' u
The ev G. 9oans Ist, pastor will preach
mosnlhs H,.rnhs anu e'en'''s ~ 'u' fu'A'oA n'e"''
tHuaGu. ,r,,, ,.. ;,,
The Rev. James AaclaughIan, pastor. b., VIII
pleacn 1aoeulns ana esens ~ ~ tat
corner Or 2ansanqh nnu mess & Auars Essr ~
-frol. FRANCIS I: fa.on :wll preacn &C. H. " au5o
H. M and ~ P. m. at t1e Jenctsoa lark EnulGu,
corner OF a1ans UNI 1a.o9n m m r. Rna
suo!ece Ths;at;n s.te 1A' 40
Aonf rhe ns Kew n WorraIi na.tor vii, urcach ut
aoU y, II WI a4.J sp r. ~ ni Rohc5 s1ree1s
CONGREGATIONAL.
The key. E. F. williams will prench this
morning and evening at the CHURCH corner Of
mrcxeI and Union sycnues.
-Tha 3ry Charles Hall Everest will preach
THE mnrninu md evening in Plymouth Church
Mchjuan avenue between Twenty fifth and TWEEN
ty-sixth streets
'-Tns Rev George H. Pceke will preach morn
inc and evening At the Leavilt Street Church.
Eycn;n1 subiect: - Abruham's Conddeuce
-The Rev George f. Pentccost will preach at
1o.:l a. m. and T::I0 D. m. Ut the First Church,
corner Of West Washington and Ann streets.
The Rev C, A. Towlc pastor will preach at
1o:i; a. M. and 80 D. ra at Bethany Church. cor
| ner Of PaIIina and West Huron streets
ur7uon1sr
Asfhoo'si'
The Rev. S. McChesney Will preach tnls morn
ing and evening IN the fark avenue Chnrch,
corner OF Park avenue anu RooeY sIfeet.
The Rev. j. NJ Caldwell Will preach tina
morning ana csca!h. IN tne western avenue
| ChnEch, corncrot Monroe street.
Mrs. j. r. Wiling VIII pfeaca lnls morning anu
evening at Emmanuel Church. corner OF Harrison
and Paullna Streets Morning sao1ect: Terms of
Salvation" Evening subject: - Personal Respon-
sibllity."
rae rev. E. VI Do 1ls VIII psGasn y. tue ?tetc
1empef5nce mec.'ns VII ~ vi ne ~ ~, .ne M a't5eses u
homS rfuteelinn' ~ ~ ~ ME-. oshes.
me i'ev: ~ Gs n'!n'son % WV R1sacn a. ..s
acaIea. 1A9cnas o ennie' Go1Hel " anttf seSunu ,
strTe1, e. LIZ 1V:oo d. '' aho at1s' 'enne L. eaio-
wei! ~ t':1V D. H. c, .u;,,
-Ine Key. !. y. C!snuemntns, n pas1ot' VI. WI
Ptfaen " 1g;*V H. anu f:oo p H. IL 'ae Aaus'
1el Asenne NY ~ euTte1: ~ r. n :,,:, u.,,; r,a. will,
.o,ah th,s n; ~ ~ 1:-aca cnnrh "orr.r ~
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OF EDglad' - u1,d that its effects are vlstnle
eyervwhcre.'' One Of the most marked Of It's
results has heen the popularizin. of vcyiyasrn.
ITntii tbov ca,ne revivaljsts wer,: never popular
IN Ennia,ni ,1 - Ioh, 1VesIev md his follow
~. a. ,.aro '4 t.,,,oa x;tb scarcnlr more con.
ci5o IT "eIc t1eaIcu Will 4es ss4les' villa John
ScWton's life was pfoionscu ni'1t =
ora ,,",., so ,s'' ~ "11 tn,e,ht undesirable to
i's,t & - ma9 oha,,t to strcets, All
ao,,,o 1a ,a a, tot,1, tM ani S,n,cy mt
p.epls ; mnu "su. ~ n.a, ha,,, ..nI tey
bneh % celia ~ t,,,, Which cor,.
t,oi1 uon LAY no.t'se apoae - not IN fre.
p,,n,,t H. pse. ~ . ...e sII,se5 ~, scoff
lus..: mapoe''su .ae ~ "nu '.r nf ,i,cse
,at, ..".. ~ p,' "n!u ~ .an ",ton
"no "cfe a1li'ost perstaoeo "As ie='on'
, 1879-02-16

II required! There is wide underground in
youthful minds, and it requires to be carefully
watched and directed in tile earlier stages; if
no: attended TO then, subsequent efforts may
tanned dwarfed and stubborn maturl-
ty. II good impulses are not given
to the rising intelligence OF childhood, we may
sadly fear the iinprcssng season is forever lost.
Other teachers are in the field; other influences
arc busy ali around The eyes of youth arc
inexperienced, and skeptfcism insinuates its
doubts; profanity next approaches, flashing its
witty ies!s and blasphcmes. Enticcmcnt to
dissolutencss and sensuality ply the unsuardcd
victim Oil ever, side, till at length the time not
spent in the duties of his calling is wasted in
awful wickedness Minds that with timely
training might hare struggled into light and
usefulness, become blasted by early neglect,
and frequently they become "rc!chcd outcasts
holy cause, VIC see many youths pushing their
way 10 destruction II they will persist In their
downward course let us fence their path With
all possible resistance. The road to ruin
man; nevetheless, let US lodge in his
mind every principle that is calculated
to re:ard his downward progress and dampen
his guilty ardour. This object is best achieved,
and to blessed extent, by the Sabbath-schools
OF our beloved land.
The present Sabbath-schuol system and in
struction is but the embryo of more perfect
scheme for intellectual and moral elevation
hereafter to be disclosed:
The virgin soil of "Graduatc's" heart may
have been often exposed to the warm breath OF
instruction, but like strong ground it has baf-
fled all efforts, and as yet no green blade OF
promise has appeared. The golden grain seems
to have persisted III the ungeniai bed to which it
had been consigned; it may hGye rot entangleu
with the fibres Of sin that hare rooted them
selves in his heart, but predestined day may
come to him and thousands of others when it
shall suddenly burst forth with startling energy
and briglten with refreshing beams the benight-
ed ignorance OF their felow-beings. God bless
the Sabbath-scIools L. MouAT.
, 1879-02-16

This is probably more exact statement than
has hitherto been published.
, 1879-02-16

far VIZ h0OWs e1H Al e'et1!
the idea that somehow debt to Satan was paid
on the cross; and that even after elgateen cen
turics aud half there is no common consent
10 any theory, while there is common consent
to, and common life in, the great tac1 OF sa:,
rlfcial redemption, it may well oc oouoteu
whether the author of the New Testament ae'
signed to convey any philosophical knoW!edSc
Of the relation of justice to mercy; or, II Inc
interior theology Of the atonenent DC n!o some
where iu our New Testament, 1t may wei! DC
cred. II this seems to be still too strong
statement, let us just catalogue the theories
NOW held bv those who receive the Gospcls aho
EpiStles us their authority.
l. The view that Christ as Mediator IS Simply
and only ~ the Medium u bctTccnti iod ana tnen
=. The "moral-in1ucnce ~ theory, or The the
ory that the atonelnent has only one side to 1t
the side towards man. ......
5. The governmental theory" or the theory
that Christ DID not suffer for the sins OF lndl-
yiduals, but, in general terms, to MAINTAIN q re-
spcct for law in the universe.
4. The theory (Romau Catholic, and in part
Auglican) ,ltatt.lc incarnation rather thaa tue
death OF Christ is the great pivotal doctrine OF
the New Testament, and therefore that Christ,
from the conception to the cross, was asoninT
for us, III large part BY making US 1nystlcas1y
and spiritually ote with Himself, His sufferng5
being expiatory,-she philosophy Of the e1pia-
tion being left uucxpressed.
s. The theory that God punished His son ln-
stead of Furnishing the sinner.
s. The theory that Christ bore, not the penalty
of sin, but all equivalent to that penalty
:. The theory that God not only laid the
ncualty Of sin on the Savior, but, being angry
NTH the sinner, visited His wrath on the Savior
for the sinners sake.
5, The theory that the death Of Christ was
moi punishment for the sins OF men, but was
An Offering to God, we'll pleasing in His sight,
and tie Foundation OF all offers and powers Of
orace.-the remission Of sins, regeneration, and
discipline to eternal life; the intricactes OF
1nstice and mercy being left without explana-
tion. ,
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Verbaub ! ba lieat fe! Die be

- peroaub ba lieet fe gDie Der
nNbsin. Sur" er3ablt, bat Fd In bem
aaunusltdetdsn &. .folsenbe trasilas Sc.
f&idte Dor einisen 5asen ereianet. 81.
fdeint abba bsim &aufmanne 3. elm Mr,
better aus 3d., um elm Yafethen bes &c.
potntsn lisblid buftsnben &rautes ,u an.
nsetire,. Ct ubalt isinen .idwarsen
8suter", lsst elm SO Yfeunisfad bin uno
bsr &aufnann sibt ibm beraus. ,,Nber
ba fsblsn ia nod 70 uno 70 ptele pfsnnis !"
1aets ber &dufsr, als er bas Gelo Iber.
sablt. SO fetlt nidts," erwiperts bsr
9aosntsfbsr; ,pi6sn sic nidt, pab Der
3abat aufsei&lasen iitw- uMufseidla.
gen - @eben Ste mir meine SO pfen.
nise wtsosr, bier III SIR padAen Moieu"
- Ml(p Der Nrteitsr. llno teraus tritt
er NIT iiufsrsr Stirn fabt Bic pfeifs
trampftaft in bic boherbobsne 8edte une
itlsubsrt bic bsbsr 70 bsib @sliebte NIT
Der ean3en &raft isinss musfulSlen Nrmss
babin auf bas bartltirnise Strabenpfaaer,
pab lis in taulenp 5essn seriplittert. so,
ba lisse, pu g.! 9fun mag rauaen wer
nil, Id niht mftr!" Sprats unb eing
NIT etrem leiien Ses,nswunfte auf bic
5abafslfeuer BON bannsn, Obne bic ger.
fhmsttsrte llniHulo nod zines Blidss 3u
wirbieen.
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- llster bic 3ulammsrfunft ber 8ai(er
bon NuBlanb uno Deut1hlano In Nlsran,
brope. osrsu politilds Bsoeutuns bic
safl,t suropaide YreiIs beiddftist, liessn
tine Wense Whtbsiunseu Dor, pslds ale
barin aberen(timmen, bab BON Der ruff.
1dsn yoli5ti gan, auBsrorpsntliAs xBor
februnasn setrofsn wcrotn tparsn. Babn.
bof unb Selesrupbenamt nurbe poli3eili6
abaelpsert, 10 caB 60 unirSell& mar. Isle.
eramme bireft ab5uleneen. Nus ben uns
porlissenbtn 8riefsn entnsbmen mir Iber
tte MeuBsrlthfett Der 3uiammentunft, bab
ter g3ar Mittass l2 llbr NIT srobem
Soitrain anfam uno in Der Dobnuus bss
Generals Siren obiiies. Der Saiier aler
amber batte fh btlonbers groben gmpfans
psrbften, Der Sommanbeur bes 6ailsr
Wil6elm= 8ssiments uno Der Tibrsr pss
mad Nfsranpropo psrlesten Shiiben'
8ataillons, lomie bic anusisnosn @tnsrals
paren gum Gmpfans bsfobl.n morbsn.
8aiisr Nlsrauber besa6 fh alS6alb mad
fsinsr @ntunit In bas 3oabaus uno awar
auf einem sissns fur ibn In Der Naht
aspbaltirtsn Siege. Bie man febt, III
fur ben gsartn bic 3.it Der putemfini1den
D5risr nod niat sans psribsr. Nadmit,
tags llsr lanste &ailer D!lb.lm auf
Station Nlsranorcmo an, tesleitet bonn
5slbmarfdall .. Mantsuifel unb ben @e-
neral. abiutantsn @raf 9tbuborif unb
5ira 8aesiwia. &aiisr Qlsraneer emp.
fns leinsn faiisrliAen Obsim am gaanbof,
inpem er i'm breimnl hsr,lid umarmts.
Die bonn Iseimeat v8aiisr Wilbelm"
esfe(lte gbrenwa6s pures barauf BON
bsipen Wonard,en absslhritten. Der
gar trus bic Uniform ieines preuBilden
lllansn 8ssimsnts, wdbrenb Der bsutlhe
Raiier biejsnias isinfs rul7i&en Snfanttie>
Nesimsnts u&aiisr BitesIm" trus. Nad
mebrmalisfr bsr,lidsr 8ssrlbuns unh
8ortslluns bfs bsiberieitissn @sfolsss,
tpurre has Diner aui Dem 8atnbofe einse,
nOmmen. "4i4+
Die ruial6e poli,si batte in,wiI6en In
4lsranbrowo aan3 ieltiamt 8crbersitunssn
setroffen. Gle Bate auBsr elmer DGtliesn
N6iperruns bss gabnbofss aud bi. Spsr.
runs tr paFase innertalb bsr Stact
iclbf usrfi5t. NuBerbem bate man ale
3wansis Sdritte einen poli3iaen aufsefleut.
Sc fteint alls, oab bic Gurdt Dor Niti.
lifien ootr polnifdu gerl6mSrsrn rem
Gsaren nod immer auf Sdritt unb 1rltt
pfrfolet.
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Die Mnfunft Der Wmne Rirtsn in
Yaris psrlief otne pen eerinsfsn 3.pilden'
fad. Die n1eifsn ber Nmnefirten trusen
nod bic sraulsinensn Srbonnan,tleiper,
bic fe in perStraffolonte bsnubt tatteu
sinise battsn aber Watroientittsl an, eine
Mube ober ben tlsinsn Til3but ais 9opf.
beesduns. Mlle iehen iebr abseipannt aus,
was aber nitt serbtnperts, bab Der BON
bsm publifum aussstObsne @uf: Vive
la France !" lebbaft bon ben Wmne ltirten
erwiepert wurbe. @inise S,enen bes @t'
beriebsns tparen tpirflih riibreno ; eine alte
SHUTTER, bic Dor 8atte sitterte, fonnte nur
NIT Der sr6bten Mibe BON ibrem Sobne
setrsnnt wsrpen, ben ffe in frampfbafter
umurmuns feitbielt. Dtan fab &tnoer,
bic Fa wabnFnnis Dor 5reupe seberoetem,
ibrsn Batter wiepsr3uftnben. Nlle 2etosn
fdisnsn in bislsm Nusenbltde SsrseRen 3u
isin. gisle Der Mmnellirten besabsn st
nit ibren Jrsunoen In bic umliesencen
Saantlutale, uno an ibrem frSbliaen
3edsn fonnts Ssoermann erfsnnsn, bab iie
niht NIT ben vRepandesebanten" ins ga.
tsrlano suriidssfstrt fino, welhs bic @ss'
ner Der 8spublit In Der Bruf perNmneitir,
ten su tsnnen eorsaben. gDie wents ilber
Yolitif in bislem fait feierliben Nussnblide
.seiprcdben puroe, 70 erfannte man bod
aus manhsr tinseporfsnen 9emsrfans,
bab Der Somnunsiaitus gan, uno gar aus
Ten &Spfsn bier brldwunosn 1T. Die
fortDe(hrittenen rspublifanilhen Blatter
nebmsu aus bislem 70 friebliden Berlauf
Der 8adtebr Der Nmuefirten NnlaB, bic
san,s Amnefie nieoer gu bsfiruOrtsn, bic
isst po mGslid nod unssfdtrlider eridei-
ne ais bIsber. benn In 5rantreid berrldts
fcrtan nur nod cine politihe Neinung {:
iebsr aufridtise Wann woQe ben seiebli-
den 5ortfdritt unttr Der Gabne Der 8e-
publif
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= SIN Babe Glitter bat i6 su gnbs Der
Sation f0lssnbe srs6slihe Sesns abss'
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fpislt: Qus elmer 3sue, in welder cine
Dame elm Mourbao nabm, erlhcll, pie
Der gerlinsr 8Grfen Courier er,ablt,
plDbltd elm ansliljdes @streiia uno bic
@lods wuroe tirmild in Bewesuns ees
febt. @robe Mufresuns Das perional
lief aulammen unb 3wst Babemasoe bran,
gen mutbis in bic 3eae ein. Oa fano
bic Dame, Don einer btdten Moorfrulfe
aber,osen, auberbalb bes Baoes, ssists
3ittsrnb In bas 8aal1n une rief: vGine
Sdlanse! cine Sdlanse !" Dus mar
su piel fur ben Mutb Der 8aoemdsoe,
is ,itirten ben 8aoemeifsr, etne wabre
Siiusnsefalt .berbet, Der Fdb Dor tsinsr
Shlanse ber Belt fardtet. @r taudte
rem sntbl0Btsn Nrm IN bic bide Jllifs'
feit, uno was 3cs er beraus 2-einsn
3opf! 5uAentliA wiro Oielsr traeilhe
SAT- ben Damen CUR Warnuns piensn,
oab fe bibfd ibre 3Spfe fsffedsn. bsucr
fie tns 8ao iteisen. -s+G
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: WeltausfeQuna In Berlin

- Weltausfsauns In Berlin. Der
8erliner 86risnesurier wia BON psrldbli>
der Ssits srfatrsn baben, bae Der plan
elmer WfItauslteaans In 8srlia I'm Sabre
1885 i'm Drineip in ben lsbtsn 5asen bic
@enebmisun8 bss &aifers ssfunpen babe.
nadoem tereits Sorbsr Der &ronprin3 ah
lsbbait fir bic Soss tntersffirt bate. @tn
tsfannter Perinsr @aumtifsr babe pldnt
entwprfsn, mel6e fh auf BEN Bau zines
ausfsuuuaspulalts bfsisben unb uslhs
bsm 8aHsr tsrsits porsslsssn batsn, Der
li6 psrlSniid, NIT biefsm protefte elmer,
ltanoen srfiarte. gbe bas prsisft elmer
Serlinsr sSsltauslfslluns i'm Sabre 1885
IN olfl,isasr 8orm gum gori6sin tommt,
miro nod siniss 3sit psrssbsn. oa ,unahlt
Der gunessratb isius 3ullimmuns srtbst.
len mabts, unb alsoann Der Ndhstas Itin
gotum at,ussbsn bate. @ubtrotm III
mad Der Steluns, melds bic 8ei&sresis,
runs sfsenabsr Der pariler NusfsGuns
angsnomntsn bat, faum su slautsn, bab
70 balo naHbsr an cine psutihe Wsltaus'
Itsuuna sebadt wirb.
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lisbfs Srof, 70 pte bic 3silsu, bic lle ism

lisbifs 5rOf, 70 pte bic 3sileu, bic ilt ibm
ianots & .s..
. tGnnte i'd gu Dir ellen, inntslt Sc.
liebter, Did trSnen unb Dir bic SorSen
sun Der Stirn fiilIen, ith, Dein anSeres
SD, pis bu mid .,anntsf. ! Dod anslf'
lid lcrsenb taltsn fe mid 3uriid, trobosm
ih mid pSais mobl fabIe. Gorge Did
nitt um mid iA table Did ntdst, Id
fuble nit Dir.l 81 wte Du bif, tdttef
Du ntat unoers eanbeln fSnnen. llniere
eisbe fsbt fef, bsuslan,eno pa sssen iis
1T tsise gpsbeit madtlus. sic bauert
epia lis iiber ben Sob 9tlpa"
Seafes Gapttel.
=. 3pfi Sage ipater sssenS absno, befanb
fh Hittmeiiter Don Seloau alleia IN War'
tenbers's 3immsr. 8elo iebte e. fids ME.
Der unb blattsrte tn einem Nlbum, balo
1dritt er auf uno nisotr, 6lieb wieper ae,
ben unb lauldts. Die Gorge um ben
Jreuno bat itn febsrbaft srrsst, unb Iatper
nur YermOdte CT feline llnsepulo gu 3iissln.
SGcn iiber cine 5tunbe barrte er auf
Wartenbers's 8udtsbr bonn atissssstithts,
ipeldss Fd unertpartst langs per36gerte.
Oen sanSen seRrisen Sag bate bas &risss'
aeridt seisnsn, bsut ihcn mar SdlubUer'
tGr, uuo ren Qbene nod srwartete man
ben urtbsilslpruA.
gDar bic lanse 8srtanoluns Elm sutes
ccsr bOies 3siden 2 Dieie 5rase burd.
t5nte gum bunoertfsn Mal bic tteilnet,
,neno belOrsts 5rrunpssbruR. @utes Bel,
den Nur allsin ots '@aaes oss &Ontss
tonnte @artsnters's Sade noG perbaltniB'
masis eiinifis rpsnpen, unb tfob @arten,
bers's gerpisnt uls Ofteier mar es taum
oeaftar, bab Der SOnis bier GnaSe iiben
wree. gBie wertb uno tbeusr ibm ielbif
Wartsnbsrs mar, fatlte 5eloau rf 70
rsdt III oieisna 5asen; nas @eihtd ees
5reunpes beriibrts itn 70 tief als iei es
isin eisenes. gr fab poraus, pab iie Bet
be jest sstleant wero.n wiirpsn, Tenn tbm
ldisn sBartenters's militarlds Steauns
unbaltbar. i. f.
= fsortitbus fplss.
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Spaniihen 1tnterribt,

(glaifen nno YripaD ertbeilt,
Stto Splm8.
2m NarftitraBe Bel s. 9. gcerc.
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Die Stlapenfraoe in @uba

- Die Stlapenfruse in guta ideint
ibrem Abidluiie nube gu iein. yDie BON
bDrtber gemelbet tpirb. perlansen bic
Sttauen ibre Treibeit uno es seIhiebt
bdufis, bab lie ibren Serren eaponlaufen.
Die plaatasenteiIeer rerlanseu bon ibnen
nur nod, oub ie trei Sabre lang sesen
8s3abluns in ibren bisberisen Berbdlt.
niIien peiter leben iclleu. Die 3ulfance
inb perart, bab fd bic St(apenbalter
nidt mebr ju belfen wiiien unb beim @e.
neraltapitdn Blanco um Ratb aufrasen.
Die ipaniide 8ssieruns ioa abrisens
teabadtisen, ein @eieb in ben Gortes
eiusubrinsen. wcnad bic Stlaueu bonn 1.
Suli 1880 ibre 6reibeit erbalten, iepca
nod Sabre lang 8esen 4rtettslcbn
bei itren bisberieen 9srriaaften oerblei'
ben Icaen. "E ~
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@ani uniere Weinuna. - 8

- @au3 uniere Weiuuns. = Wr.
@eors Sdwaser, elm aeudteter Jarmsr
nabe airtwooo, Wo, idrei6t an uns
Solsenbes Sd bate 8beumatisma s
in ben &nieen uub 10 srcbe Sdnler3en,
bab ih bas Bett bitten mubte. Da se-
braudte id ba8 ct. Satcbs Ssl unb
wurbe in fur3er 3eit seteilt, mas n,an
gun, Beiteu aller 9eioenben in ieoer 3ei.
tuns befanut MAIDEN lpllte. ..-
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- Serr Nbrabam 6abner, ga, tbeilt
ms 6olsenoss nit Sam burser
2ropfe geIuno madteu, lam i1 nidt
unlbin. Sbnen meinen Dant bafir aus.
ipre4eu. Sd perbe bieIeltea in meinem
3aufe ME ausSeben la6en.
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Stl,wert nna fsder.
&omaa Yon Glfrsb Graf absImann.
(Tprtkenns).

Die son,e 9hwere Der 6clsen ieinsr
abat tanp gBartenters plGblta tlar Dor
Nusen, Der ffh jsst sefa6t bate. glsia,
sum Sfftsiegcorps tbsilnetmenb umrinst
rttt ct sessu lsias gseaorOn suriid, ps(he,
wie bas san,e 8esiment, bur6 bic auBsr.
ssw0tnli1 srnfs Seene, bie-1h Sor loren
Musen abseipisit, . aa in babafr Wuirs'
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-10-03

sented me with the printing, and l still have
it. When it was brought to my house my
old dog was present with the family at the
"unveiling;" nothing was said TO him nor
invitation given him to notice it, We saw
that his gaze was steadily fixed on it, and he
soon became excited and whined, and tried
to lick and scratch it, and was so much taken
up with it that we-although so well know
ing his intelligence all quite surprised
in fact, could scarcely believe that he should
know it was my likeness. We, however, had
sufficient proof after it was hung up in our
parlor; the room was rather low and under
the picture stood n chair the door was left
open without nny thought about the dog he,
however, soon found it out, when n low whin-
ing and scratching was heard by the family,
and, on search being made, he was found in
tho chair trying to get at the picture. After
this put it up higher, so as to prevent it be-
ing injured by him. This did not prevent
him from paying attention to it, for, when
ever | was away from home, whether for a
short or long time-sometimes for several
days he spent most of his time gazing on il,
and, as it appeared TO give him comfort the
door was always left open for him. When
was long away he made low whining as if
to draw attention TO it. This lasted for years.
in fact ns long as he lived and was able to see
it. have never kept dog since he died
dare not, his loss has so much affected me.
! might tell Of many Of his wonderful ac-
tions he could do most of such things as are
related Of other dogs. ! am now only anxious
to notice this recognition of my likeness.
from never having heard Of another such
fact recorded Of any other dog. g.-NdtuJe.
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Miscellany.
The story Of the Gcntlnn..


In the beautiful age Of fairy mirth,
When the angel Of flowers dwelt on the earth,
Al the close Of sultry summers day
There passed through the forest q weary Fay.
All day he had journeyed, and now o'erworn,
With the water spent in his drinking horn,
He longed for draught Of refrcshi ing dew,
And then to slumber the long night through.
"Oh, is there kindly flower" he said,
That its cup Of dew for my sake will shed7"
VI will cried u little Gentian flower
That was nodding to sleep in jessamine bower,
I'm give thee the dew Night has given to me;
May II prove refreshment and strength to thca.'
The Fairy drank II and sank to rest
In skylark's deserted, grassy nest.
The Angel OF Flowers at sunrise came,
when mountains were tipped with hues Of flame,
Taking it's way by the jessamne bower
Where nestled the generous Gentisn flower.
Little blossom he said, 'thy lovo have seen,
And thou shalt be fairer than thou hast been;
No prettier charm for thee can l devise
Than fringe on the lids of those violet eyes"
He vanished; aud sudden a wondrous change
Came over the flower; the Bee thought it strange
When he came again, as he slowly dew
To its hidden depths through that fringe of blue.
But sister Gentian was standing by
with envy and jealousy in her eye
With hush Of anger and a look Of pride,
My buds shall not open to-day" she cried.
The Angel of Flowers was lowering near,
And her passionate words he chauced to hear:
Thou must keep thy vow though it bring thee pain
Thou may'st never open thy buds Again!"
Oh, never more may the flower look up,
Never catch the dew in her deep blue cup,
And the tears come oft in her Clusc-shut eyes
Turned hlindly up toward the beautiful skies;
While her sister raises with happy love
Her azure-fringed eyes TO the blue above,
And sometimes she looks iu the smiling eye
Oi the KIND Flower Angel passing by,
And the blind one knows by the falling tear
That the plying Spirit is lowering near.