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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09

CONGRESSMAN Chalmers, of Mississippi,
has. IN q letter to 4 friend, declared him
self a candidate for the United States
Senate in opposition TO Colonel Lamar.
Chalmers announces himself as 8 eandi-
date representing the Greenback wing Of
the Democratic party. and urges his
friends in Mississippi 10 work for the
election Of members Of the Legislature
pledged 10 the support Of Chalmers.
Some Of the Democrats in Washington
say this Is q dodge Of Chalmers to win
the favor Of the Greenback members Of
Congress and get their votes in the next
House in the matter Of the contest TO
Gust him from his seat Lynch. the Re
publican who ran sgsinst Chalmers for
Congress got 3 majority of the votes
cast. but BY throwing ont q number Of
precincts Chalmers was declared elected.
Lynch contests the seat, and unless
Chalmers can get votes outside Of the
Democratic strength in the next House
De VII lose the seat
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09

The obtainment of no less than four
new trials" for Greenfield, the wife
murderer of Oswego. who was hung at
Syracuse on Friday, affords an illustra-
ton of the ease with which ingenious
counsel can embarrass and delay the
execution of the law as well as increase
the expense Of bringing criminals 70
punishment Nevertheless. few persons
care to urge that difficulties be thrown
in the way Of the procurement OF new
TRIALS for prisoners whose lives are 81
stake, and still it is unquestionably
wrong that new trials should be granted
where an acquittal is manifestly impOssi-
bic, and the only possible result is an
increase of expense.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09
Coffee Growing Wild in the Ever.
TaIlnhassee Land 81 Flolsers.


During his recent survey in the ex-
IRENE southern portion of Florida. far
away from the habitatiOn of man, Cap
tain Duval says: zone day the dull
monotony of our labors was broken by
a South American Indian negro yelling
out: Coffee coffeel coffeef and. throw
ingIdown his tools, he began filling his
pockets from a plant resembling the
genuine coffee plant The beverage
made from il was excellent in flavor and
aroma, and was enjoyed by the entire
party" 1t appears that this plant was
quite plentiful, growing wild in that
UNEMPLOYED portion of Florida, but
Captain Duval did not say that it was
genuine coffee, or that it was equal in
aromatic qualities to the imported. Elk
pertinent, however,, has demonstrated
The fact that genuine coffee can be sue
cessfully grown in South Florida Mrs.
Aizroth. of Manatee, sent last year to
the Agricultural Department at Washing
ton, two pounds of coffee as q sample of
her own growing, which was said to be
quite equal to the best imported, and we
may expect ere long 10 see South Florida
growing large fields of coffee.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09

MahOue's treachery Is working just
the satisfactory results IN Virginia that
were % be hoped from II. Numbers OF
prominent Democrats who have hereto
fore been active supporters Of Malone
and the Readjusier party have hzd the
scales rudely torn from their eyes and
been made 70 see the inevitable infsmy
to which Mahone's leadership would
Cary them They have repented OF
their errors and come back into the
Democratic party realizing the present
truth Of the old proverb that honesty j:
the best policy and Democracy the only
political honesty IN Virginia.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09

Colonel John ". Daniel viii make 8
vigorous canvass for the GOvernOrship
Of Virgins as the nominee Of the Con
servstiTes OF Democrats He Is one OF
the best public speakers in 8 State where
oratory has had a commanding influence
since colonisl days. and where it has
bsen sedulously studied IS an important
nrsctical art.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09

From Virginia the news comes thsi
Republican coalition with the Repudi
onists Is almost certain. From Maine,
on the other hand, We hear that the
Democrats Of the Second Congressional
district refuse 10 cOslesce with the
Greenbackers. This latter action was
taken against the Edvice Of Ex-Governor
Garcelon, and It speaks vel for the
Maine Democracy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09

Consul Grinnel writes to the Depart
ment Of State, under date Of July II,
1881. that the total number Of emigrants
from Bremen TO the United States during
the month Of June amounted TO l1,z9o'
and the aggregate Of passengers ior inc
half year ended June 30. ISL, amoun'eu
10 = 636.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09

santa Fe. y. NJ. Is nov without an!
railroad connections, there being no
trains either way on account Of numer-
ous washouts on the line Of the Atchl,
son. Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Il
is impossible 70 say when the damage
VIII be repaired, as heavy rains are con
stantly occurring, making new breaches
in the track.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09

DR.. Tanner, the great faster, registered
his diploma with the prothonotary at
Erie. Pa. Thursday. He is drawing up
propositions TO the medical faculty in
New York 10 fast three months, and
states that be can fast ninety-fve days if
fed on electricity. the air in his room to
be charged with a strong current This
being positive he can obtain the mega
tive elements from the disintegrstion of
his tissue. He. is now fsttening for his
fast. as plenty Of adipose is necessary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09

Old England, Ike New England.
shows by her new census s tendency in
her agricultural communities toward 5
decline IN population, while her cities
are growing. But in the case Of England
the change Is chiefly due 70 the sctiOn OF
uoblemen and squires. who, with high
handed exercise Of the rights Of pro
perry, improve" hamlets and old houses
OF their estates altogether, and refuse
sites for the erection Of villas, and still
more Of dwellings for the labOring
classes. The slmshOuses and the cities
gel the people thus driven OF.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09

The total income of all the Cuban Gus
tom houses for the month of June was
81, 5s4, s74 u, as against 1883, 4S5 "a
for the same month of last year.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09

Mr.. Peter Cooper, who Is nov over
ninety years Of age, is going 10 exDend
between $50, 600 and $50. 900 this sum
mer in improving the Cooper Union he
had paid for the building and education
10 January 1, 1851, 81, 500, 900. New
boilers for heating the rooms are being
placed under the street, as there is nc
room II the building. In the free school
Of teIegTsphy for women courses OF type
writing and phonography viii be sdded
this year. Applications for admission tO
The art school have far exceeded the Va
cancies, snd three hundred are still on
fTa
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09

The City Assessors report shows the
increased valuation of Boston for the
past year to be SIS. 600, 900. The rate Of
taxation has decreased from SIS 20 per
1000 last year to $40 90 the coming
year.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09

Nr. Robert Fryer, Of New York, has
devised e velOcipede steamer Of which
the hull is 10 be out Of water. The yes
sci foats in three hollow spheres Of sheet
steel, one forward and two sstern, and
al provided with fsnges to grip the
water as they are revOlyed- The upper
works Of. the ship are 10 depend upon
the spheres that do the propeIling, and
viii be made as light as possible. An
ocean steamer, 21O feet long BY 80 feet
deep, has been designed, Of which the
spheres OF paddles are 60 feet in diane
ter. GreaI speed is expected TO be made
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09

The work Of laying stone on the Wash
inrton monument has been recommend
ed Course PIP it was expected would
be finished Saturday.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09
FOTNS

President Wadley, Of the Central Railroad
Of Georgia. is in the city. He mcy be seen
hurrying from Wall street TO Roach's ship
ward and from there to his company docks
on North river, with an activity that leads US
70 think he has some new scheme for the i'm
provement OF the great transportation com
pauy OF which he i the head It would not
be surprising to hear that he viii succeed in
forcing the Western q dnk lines into giving the
Ocean Steamship Company. the Central Rail
road OF Georgia and its connecting lines TO the
West a share in the posl for the movement OF
Eastward and tvard bound freights-
Savannah and Georgia visitOs find in the offlce
Of the Savannah Steamship Company a genial
greeting from Agent George Yonge- He pre-
sides over the affairs OF the company with
marked ability and success Capt. Daggett. Of
the Gate City. is enjoying weeks holiday.
while his ship undergOes repairs at the Morgan
ship yards.
The first bale Of cotton has created It's annual
sensation and been forgotten
New York manufacturers are taking a deep
interest in the Cotton Exposition. Il is as
much talked of here as it is in Atlanta, and the
show Of city exhibitors viii be by no means
the least interesting feature in the fair.
Ross RAYMOND.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09

- EORGIA- CHATHAM CorNTT.-Notlee =
mands against MORDECAI SHEf AL ...l.
deceased. TO present them 70 ~; - "
erly made out, within the time ples sr3o1nf.
Law. 50 as 70 show their character 5 .5 "a
and all persons indebted 20 S1la 100 TeTment
70 me.
AUEusT I, 1881. Du pTSSFIE
Qualified executor Of the wa " -40'0SN'''
Sheftan. deceased
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09

- n .oiorss reopIs and disreputaole cnsrass-
~ sa-s vii he allowed at Concorola PARK
s,-..r,s -,,r-sss with white children In charge.
= --'-7- CHAS SELLER Proprietor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09

Gubff Sfhfdulf.

WILL run the following schedule. com
w mencing SUNDAY, July 3, from wharf
foot OF Abercorn street:
Sundays-From Tybee, 100 A n. y n, ?. 4.
Sundays-From city, 10 A n aud 2:So P. 4.
Mondays. Wednesdays and FridaFs-From
Tybee, 200 A n: from city, 8 P n Another
steamer may be substituted on the Monday
trips
Tuesdays aRd Saturdsys-Fr0m Tybee, 200
4 T.. and P n; from city. 10 A \. P. n
and p NJ
Thursdays-From city 70 A. n and P n 5
from Tybee A n and PM.
Family excursions Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays
The cars win always meet steamer Is wharf
+ Tramway tickets must be bought az this
Office All freight prepaid On wharf.
N B.-No freight received after Is minutes
10 time Of steamers departure or taken on
the P n. trips Tuesdays and Saturdays
JNO. e ROBERTSON. AGENT
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09
g9ost.
Boarding.
guttfry

THE Drawing OF the Louisiana state Lottery
Il viii take place To DAY TUESDAY,. An
gust 9Th, ISL Whole Tickets g. Halves 81
A few more tickets left. Call early.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-09
eL1MpsEs OF GOTHAM.

In the Great Metropo"
us-The suburban Resorts-Tne
Vast OUTLAY for ExcursiOns-Aart.
man. Ihe NIhiliss-A Talk Win
the Famous Exile-Hfs Flight 10
Canada Specimen Villaintes -
"The Best I'm the World'' OF kit
tie Account -Immunity of Has-
eaIity-PresIdent WadIeY Moving
Around Lively-Atlanta's Boom.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-16

In the treatment Of the following diseases
Dr.. Roberts system has NO EQUAL in pro
ducing speedy and permanent cures Wis: Ner
voas Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Rheumatic Gout
Artieular Rheumatism, Lateral Posterior and
Anterior Curvatnres Of the Spine, Dyspepsia,
Dropsy, Abdominal Dropsical Tumors, Nsr.
zsSs D:s Pa Rsr1Hys .. shaking Rs
emit Consumption. Nasal Catarrh, Bronchitis,
Loss Of Voice, Kidney Diseases, Liver Com.
plant, Partial insanity, Scrofula, Impotency.
Loss Of Manly Vigor, Sterility Falling of the
Womb, Badness, Piles, Fistula, Syphilis, all
Female Diseases, Leucorrh@s, Flour Albus,
Painful Aenstruation, Suppression, Of the
1snses, etc.,, ete.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-16

oatarra, Broushitis, Affection Of tho Loft Lung
Dyspepsis, Palpitation Of tho Heart, and
''lotEsry we'll any way, oil cured.
tF No. 4el Chippewa street., I
Now Orleans, January 1, 1850.
I hereby certify that have been very much
addicted With paall catarrh, bTsnchitis, severe
Affection of the left lung, pslpitation Of the
heart AID the worst form 81 dyspepsia for one
year, and ! wps passing. into quick consump
ton surely and no mistake, Five Of tho most
eminent hy:sts.s Of this d. city tailed to afford
DR.. r. has wonderfully improved me, and
thsagh gndsr trsatmsnS, am steadily gaininq
daily. will cheerfully answer inqu{ries per:
sonslly, Signed WILLIAM ZtEGLEk.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-16

a,ecial Notice. -Csvil Bray, Esq, Of
Vernon parish, IL the duly authorized
seent for the VINDICATOR in Vernon par
az. and al contracts made by him will
81 fully ratified and carried 0ut by us.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-16
TESTIMONIALS:

No. 1875 Chippewa street, I
New Orleans, January ;, 1850. !
when i may concern:
On the 18th day Of June, $50, IN sbcoss
formed On tho loft hip Of my vito, which des.
troysd the use Of tho limb and left her help.
less. Her suaerings wers terrible. and her
Ne Wa rapidly ebbing away. After trying
everything that could DO thought or heard q
in Medicine, without relief 1sthsn heard Of
and sent for DR.. +. r, Roberts, who, BY hil
restored the uSe d the limb. She is now
able to walk to HE once for treatment snd
back hems, without assistance.
0lxned W. 8. BASSETT,
81 Captain Of the 'HARTHA."
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-16
ARTICULAR RHEUMATISM.

Now Orleans, 1un0 9th, 1880.
l.r rhssnstism, and drcpsy Il tic knee joints,
they being swollen very large, stiff and pain.
fal, for months. Tho usual remedies and the
presesiptisns tried did me no good I had
made up my mind that should become q
permanent cripple. then heard Of and up.
Piled to Dr.. &. r Roberts, who afforded me
immediate relief. and by ok weeks magnetic
tFeatment . perfect cure.
WIN answer questions eheerfhlly.
Signed n. WAHL1G,
Residence, corner Philip and Freret Sts.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-16
M. q. - UF IN

n. B--Al correspondence should be with NJ A. Dauphin
above In all the tickets Themselves are sent and
never circulars offering certificates anything else instead
ny one proposing to offer anything else by circular or other
wise on his own behalf or that Of the Company swindler
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-16

= Gen. g. T. BEAUREGARD, Of La,
osR: eU1AI ! EARLY q + Va y: Commissioners.
-. asa sst = .g
.lla ~ s. sese @E 4fttt
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-16
Confined from First Page.

Police Juror, pay &c.
1880 IA X
BY amount paid check
No. 2O5, D G Scarbo-
rough, Dist. Atty.
contingent, 1880 10 N
BY amount paid Ward =,
receipts rs 1850 $50 a
BY parish scrip herewith;
being amt. reed from
sheriff and tax collect
or for taxes on acct.
of Treasury due bills
Issued in lieu thereof,
and redeemed by the
Parish Treasurer for
cash l2,W4 w
BY cash on hand 1923 81
By amt. collected by.
SP Raines, sheriff &
tax collector, on de-
linqYent list Of 1877 WS u
BY balance uncollected
taxes Of 1877 1854 81
By amt. collected by s
PRaines, sheriff and
taxcollector, on delin-
quent list Of 1878 &7 A
By balance uncollected
taxes of 1878 1874 u
By amt. collected by
same on assessment
rolls of 1880 10, ,5W 81
By balance uncollected 49, -,
taxes Of 1880 1856 ~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-16
9E| I,!|!| To-! U Ne
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.

For...sale by E. J aHart Il Co. New
Orleans oct. IL Wv
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Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all points,
whom liberal compensation will be paid N '
For further information write clearly giving full address
Send orders BY express Registered Letter or Money Order
by mail, addressed only to 5 .a . ..+7
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-12-21
denna saliga konst att Sc blott ps
hans mad.

denna saliga konst att Sc blott pa
hans mad.
Mark vidare: s'Hvilkens herrado.
me ar uppa hans axlar''. Till for
klaring haraf las Luc. Is kap.
Herden soker det borttappade faret
tills han fnner det. 'Och da han
hafver det funnit, lagger han det
pa sina axlar med g!adje'. Han BAR
det ock hem, inda hem. Du kara
Guds barn, som rades f0r morker
och nod, for 0demarkens vildhet,
ulfvarnes tut och vagens langd,
var vid godt mod och ligg blott
stilla pa herdens axlar, han skall
bara dig hem. Under ALT fiendens
larm och under ALA faror kunna
vi tr0sta oss med ,engelns ord till
Johannes: ''Grat icke. ST, lejo,
net af Juda slagte, havids rot, haf.
yer vunnit.' Sam ingens, rattvi.
visans, Guds folks seger ar gifven
fore striden och alltid viss. Ge.
nom fiendernas makt eller list,
vannernas of6rstand eller felaktig.
heter kan sanningen stundom sy.
mas Ida nederlag, men smart uppen.
baras att sjelfva skadan blifvit
tvingad att tjena till gagn. vi som
tro, kunna med hjerta och mum in
stamina i englalofsangen:l cara
ware Gud i holden och frid pi
jorden, och menniskorna en- goo
vilje".
Och da du fatt ALT delta och ALT
annat, som du har, utan din f6r'
tjenst eller vardighet; ia, da du fatt
forgafyes (for intet), So gif f0rgaf-
yes. ON du icke, forran du laser
delta, gifvit nagon julgafva at din
beh0fvande nasta eller f6r Guds
rikes SAX, sa skynda dig, imam
din ganle Adam far veta din af:
sigt, och godtg6r din forsummelse.
Da hjertat ar frojdadt och tr1stadt
af MAIDEN, plagar det ga lattare att
gifva; men skynda; ty den gamle
Adam ar en- mastare till att g0rs
dig fattig, mar det CALLER att dels
ut af hvad Gud gifvit dig.
Och harmed till0nska vi yara III
sare en- glad jul kring krubban
Bethlehemsstallet ~.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-12-21

Baxter L. L., Bohland, Bookwal.
ter, Braley, Buckman, Caine, Cal
lender, Child, Comstock, Cornish,
Cults, Denny, DENLY, Dodge, Don
ahue, Dunn, Flom, Gearey, Griggs,
Hall, Halgren, Hanscom, Hawkins,
Hicks, Hitchcock, Hill, Hoyt, HUM,
Hulebak, Ives, Kendall, Kohlmier,
Lewis, Linnell, McAndrews, Mill.
gan, Moore, Mott, Norrlsh, North.
ness, Peterson A., Plaisance, Por.
ter 0. S., Post, burlington, Put.
nam, Rice, Roberts, Sabin, Samp.
son, Sanborn, Schmidt, Searles,
Smith, Stewart, Stone, Tharalson,
Thornton, Thompson J. Jr. , Tone,
Tether, Van Hoesen. Washburn,
Wiley, Zieske, Mr.. Speaker.-Sum.
ma II.
Nej:-Andrus, Asleson, Boser,
Burger, Butterfeld, Churchill, Col.
Inns, Colquhoun, Dean, Frahm,
Gardner, Gould, Grazing, Hayes,
Henry, Herberger, Juelson, Love
land, McCracken, Peterson P. A.,
Porter T. c., Rosebrock, Snure
Southland, Stedjee, Thompson J.
Wagner, Wilson. .-Summa 20.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-12-21
R6stningen 0fyer statens gamla jern-
yagsObligatiOner.

Da rnstningen egt rum statens
legislator r0rande de gamla jern-
observation-disclosures, urakt!ato vi
att angifva, huru de sarskilda re-.
presentanterna afgafvo sina roster.
Pa sarskild begaran ga vi nu att
godtg0ra denna f6rsummelse. Vsra
medborgare staten hafya utan
tvifvel ratt att yeta, pa hvilken 81.
da deras Representatives. stalde sig
uti denna vigtiga SAX, och hvad
legislaturmedlemmarne angar, haf-
va de utan tvifvel sokt fullg1ra sin
pligt enligt sina valmans 1nsknin-
gar, hvadan den nu gifna upplys-
ningen icke stammar fran personli
ga konsiderationer.
I senaten utfollo r0sterna salun.
da:
ia: - Aaker, Adams, Beman,
Bonniwell, Buck c. F., Campbell,
Castle, Clement, Crooks, Gilfllan G.
D., Gilfllan J. B., Howard, John.
son F. l., johnson R. B., Langdon,
Lawrence, Macdonald, Mccormick,
McCfea, Mclaughlin, Mealey, Mil.
ler, Morrison, Officer, Peterson,
Pillsbury, Rice, Simmons, Tiffany,
Wilson.-Summa 80.
| Nej:-Buck D., Case, Kinds,
johnson A. M, Perkins, Powers,
Schaller, Shalleen, Wheat, White,
Wilkins.-Summa H..
/ huset r6stade de respective
medlemmarne som f6ljer:
| Ja:-Allen, Amundson, Arm.
strong, Baker, Baldwin, Baxter j.,
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-12-21
Minneapolis den q mars 1921.

Minneapolis den q mars 1884,
vi hafva f0rsalt "Al!ens Iron Tonic
Bitters'' under de sista alta aren, och VI
anse dem utan tvifvel vara de basta "bit-
ters'', som nagonsin utkommit j handeln.
var forsaljning af e'Allens Iron Tonic
Bitters" ofvertraffar betydligt den sam
nlanlagda forsaljningen af andra "bit.
ters." De kunna ej berommas for myc-
ket.
CRosMAN s. PLUMMER, apotckare.
Till salu hos J. P. Allen, apotekare,
hornet af Sjundc och Jackson gatorna,
st: Paul, Mimi.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-12-21
En- julbetraktelse
(att lasa pa juldagen.i

(att lasa pa juldagen.j
"Oss ar f0dt EFT barn, en- Son ;ir
oss gifven, hvilkens herradome ur
pa hans axlar''. II dag ar eder f6d-
der fralsaren, som ar Kristus, Her.
ren Davids stad.' - Det ar nog,
kare Fader! vi arme syndare, som
aro So gransl0st olycklige, sa ge-
nomf0rderfvade, beh1fva ej mera.
Delta racker till at ALA for It'd
och evighet.
Kare lasare De ord, hvarmed
var uppsats borjar, AFRO Skq6arens
julhelsning till dig Denna It'd.
ming ar en- 'fskaffare'', en- tjenare,
som af sin herres f6rrad skall
frambara nytt och gammalt; for
den skull helsas du med en- profetia
och dess fullbordan. Sc pa orden!
Stafva pa dem! Tank icke, de aro
So bekanta jag kan dem utantill.
Nej, annu en- gang saga wi: staf-
ra orden bed 0fver dem, bed att
du matte tro dem mera i'm hittills.
De innehalla lakedom f6r de sjuka,
rikedom f6r de fattiga, frost for
de bedrofvade, frihet for de fangna,
syn for de blinda, salighet for de
f0rdomda, tro at de otrogna, ett
helgadt lif at de ogudaktiga ia,
ALT hvad syndare och olyckliga be.
h0fva.
Sc huru tron ar beskafad. Det
ar ju sasom dessa bada bibelsprak
vore skrifna pa samma dag och af
samme man, och likval hgger det
Ell It'd af omkring 700 ar emellan
den, d. de f0rst anf0rda orden
skrefvos och de senare talades. Sa
aktar tron ej tiden, utan fattar
det tillkomman ande; ia, evigheten
sasom narvarande. Iron later
all tanke pa virdighet och ovar-
dighet fara. En- arm syndare, sa.
som vi. skref det fora spraket och
en- helig engel uttalade det senare.
En arm syndare och en- helig en-.
gel, hvilket afstand, och likval hu-
ru lika ljuda ej orden! Med sam
ma trosglada visshet iuda orden,
hvilka syndaren skrifvit som de,
hvilka engeln uttalat. Den forres
syndighet borttager intet fran or
dens saliga innehall, och engelns
helighet 0kar icke budskapets var
de. Bada budskapen komma fran
den himme]ske Fadren till hans
arma, syndiga, fortappade barn
pa. jorden; bada budbararne fran.
fora det sadant som Gud sandt
det.
Och betank, den helige Guden
valier till slit budskap den ena
gangen en- syndare, som char ore.
ma lappar och som Dor bland ett
folk, som orena lAppar hafver''; den.
ne renar han self och utsander som
slit budskap SAINT ''iAandar' utj
honom dessa nadefulla ord. En-
AMMAN gang skickar han en- he]ig
engel till fattiga, syndiga herdar,
och med denne EFT stort tai af der
himmelska harskaran till att upp
stamina den lofssng, hvilken sedar
aldrig tystnat pa jorden, ej heller
skall tystna, f6rrin ALA barnen in
stamina den 'fnya sangen".
| Lar dig af Esaias irons saliga
kopst. Sc huru ha n ser bort frar
| all It'd, sasom vi f1rut anmarkt, d!
han sage~: F:Ett barn Gr oss fodt
en- Son dr oss gifven". De 81,
hundra aren f0rsvinna for glanse1
af Guds l0ften; sa griper tron de
utlofvade. Han ser bort fran al
synd och ovArdighet och sager
"Ett barn ar oss fodt, en- Son Il
oss gifven.' Han ser bort fran. all
utom Guds mad och gafva, da ha,
sager: 'EEtt barn ar oss t6dt, en- S0l
ar oss gvven. Cor pa samma satt
Bed derom, och Gud skall lara di,