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The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
The kheasve's Consr,bu,,o,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-The cou
mittee Of the ''Garfield Memorial Hu
pital' have received q bill of excbsr".
for $4O0, from the Khediye of Eovr,
through Consul-General Wolfe xSS1
writes that he expects TO supplemsn,
this with further subscriptions 10 ~.
amount Of 81, 900. "'
The Star Route prosecutions and
exposures, as . lot Of people are SAVING
have done nothing. and yet one sboTrt
year ago Brady was running the Po,,
office Department for all II was worth
Dorsey had contracts worth a clean
$500, 600 year In ''Ipcrease," a svarm
Of ring men were enjoying close on n
another ei, 900, 900 or expedition, ana
the entire gang was engaged in putting
up deal for Clint Wheeler as Bradvs
successor TO secure four years more Of
good stealing. suppose anybody had
said then that AFthur's Attorney.tien.
eral by another New Years would
announce that he expected TO convict
Brady, Dorsey and the restG-PreS.
Peter b. Sweeney, the member of
the Tweed ring who Was credited with
possessing the brains Of that combIna.
tion, Ia not TO be prosecuted, the dis.
trict attorney Of New York city having
had the indictments pending against
him abandoned. There were twelve
indictments against him, mainly for
false pretense, but one was for larceny
and forgery.
GEN. HANCOCK stated to a New
York interviewer Thursday that be will
not take any action TO summon the
cnurt'martial TO try Sergt. Mason, whc
attempted TO shoot Guiteau, until be
receives instructions from Washington.
WALLACK's NEW THEATRE in
New York will be opened for drama.
tic performances next "Wednesday
evening, when "The School for Scan ,
dal" will be presented introducing z
the fall strength Of Mr.. Wallack's
company. The sale Of seats for the
Arst night, which took place Thurs
day, Aggregated $4,000. The house
will be one of the handsomest in the
country, and will contain every mod
ern Improvement 10 facilitate the
comfort and safety of the audience.
The poor sufferer that has been doing
himselfw so called trochsat and there
by upset his stomach without curing the
troublesome cough, should take our Rd-
vice and use at once DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrnp and get well.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
-
FAILURES IN 1881.
Ehe Report Of Dun, WIman d CO..
Mercantile Agency.

The Report Of Dnn, WImam d CO..
Mercantile Agency.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3l.-Dun Wi.
man u Company, mercantile agency
report the total number of business
failures, for the entire year 1891
throug hout the United States to be
1852, involving Liabilities aoersoat.
ing q little more than e,gbtyyora a
million dollars. The failures for the
year previous were only Abs. with
Liabilities of sixty'6ve millions. The
increase Is, however, regarded bv
tne agency as small in proportion n
the enormous growth in the yolum q
OF trade and especially in pronors =
ton to the number of persons en-,
gagged in business. Compared with
1873 the showing Is strongly to the
advantage of the year just closed /
The failures in that year being 10 +.
4OO, and the liabilities two hundred
and thirty-four millions. In tha
year 1881, only one person In every
l40 engaged in business has failed
while in 1880 the proportion was one
IN every 1853, in 1879 one In every
lo5, and IN 1873 enc in every Ga -
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Balance OF cash In he hands
the Unified Statas IT,,
Fire and Loss OfL,re

BRADFORD, Pa, Jan. l-Tba l.,
frame b0ardIng-honses of (jarrett
near kechburg, n. Y was destro va ~,
nre at one o'clock this A. M. Gss 1S 10y uy
az OH well was used as fuel In the cooil
rug stoves, and an unexpected nrsssDsa
see the Kitchen on fire. Mrs. A bois uao
s.st.. s,en WIN M FEVER In a front room ne
stsiIs, ana her husband, who Ia 70 vaerp
OF age, was sitting by her bedsias years
was much exhausted from proice ne
WaIcnlng aad fell asleep. He was o.IS1'
shed by the smoke and discovered ,Sn.
she entire rear part of the buildino Snae .ll'
TO ames. Selzin9 his wife he cs.s was
iH net out and laid her down In the snn,u
~ ~ ner olght clothes. He then went hscS
sIssn,na aAsn three children who we,s
SIeeplnR In rear room np stairs S',
could not reach them, Thera 80 Dut
aged 10 years. ~uu boy
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
Pumping Record.

The following is the record OF the city
pnmps during the past month:
Worlhington pnmp a. city mill, work
ed ~ days making 445 hours, 343 975
strokes, and raise' to Cool Spring Reser
voir, l10,072 90 gallens.
Turbine wheels, made 5 days, or III
hours, I60,7S3 strokes and raised to Cool
Spring Reservoir, 1896 0l8 gallons TO
tol amount pumped, III. .46S.9ls gallons.
This compared with corresponding
month Of last year shows an incre ase O.
l3, APT sos gallons.
Knowles pump at Cool Spring Reser
voir run 20 days, or 1876 hours, made
26S, 800 strokes, and raised to Rodney
street basin, IL ,069. 100 gallons.
WorthlngtOn pump at Reservoir, run
3 days, made 81 hours and raised TO
Rodney street basin l,ll6.339 gallons;
total, IL, 1856 .439, gallons.
This compared with the same month
OF 1880 shows an increase OF 3,IS4. .Os8
gallons.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
SqueIchinE a Lottery.

SARATOGA, January 2.-George
M. Crippin, merchant here,
advertised some weeks since that
all purchasers OF goods at his store
would receive number tickets and
ten sewing machines would be
distributed by lot among the holders
OF said tickets on New Years. To.
day, after he had begun drawing
the prizes, Officer Fryer arrested
him on warrant for draw ing an
illegal lottery and seized the sewing
machines.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
The ChrIstIana Wreck.

LANCASTER, Dec. 3l.-The terrible
freight wreck which occurred near
Chrisliana late on Thursday night,
still continues to be leading topic OF
conversation IN this vicinity. Trains
began running on the south track at
nine O'Clock this morning, but the
track Was not regarded as thoroughly
cleared" " because the debris was
only thrown to one side. Railroad
ofhcials estimate the loss at not less
than $75, 600. DR.. Dicklnson's double
team, stolen while he was ministerin0
to the wounded at Christiapa. had
not been recovered at last accounts.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
Another Strike.

HARRISBURG, Dec. 3l.-All the
employees at the Lochiel Iron Works
are on strike. Two weeks ago the
puddlers at Bailey's Nail Works
made demand for so cents addi
tional per ton, to take effect to>day,
but the time has been extended by
them for two weeks longer, in,order
to allow the employees at the diffel
ent rolling mills in the district to
act upon the movement. The men
have strong hopes of an accession to
their demand, and ask it upon the
strength Of the advance in the iron
trade.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
Business Booming i'm vIrwipia

PETERsBUG, Va, January q
parefully compiled statistics for the
asst year show large increase in
all branches of trade. The business
outlook during the past six months
has been more favorable than since
the panic of 1873. The receipts of
tobacco and cotton show heavy in>
crease over previous years. Hon. E.
W. Cameron subscribed to the oath
OF office of Governor of Virginia at
midnight Saturday, at the residence
OF Hon. E. NJ. Mann, Judge Of the
Hustings Court, III this city, and en~
ters upon the discharge of his duties
to-day.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
rrom v..,.ra.y,u Late EDITION
DEATHS wORK.

THRER WELL KNOWN PERSONS WHO
HAVE DIED sINos SATURDAY AT an
NOON.
Saturday evening, Miss Ann Yong,
sister IN Law Uf MoITiS Wsldie, the ,af-
ter, died at ibe lattRT's residence, No.
lO4 east Front street, in tie 30 b year Of
her age. Her death was very sudden,as
she was hituBg by the DIRE eng ged In
knitting at the time OF ber demise.--
Death Sas caused ny angina peet0ris,
or contraction of The muscles OF the
chest. Miss Young was very well known
in this city, having beeu famous purse
In her day. She will be- buried to NOR.
row morning, at 10 O'Clock, from MI.
Weldie's residence.
WIN. W. Wilson. well.known cl l.
zen, died Ct bis residence, No. GA W
Fifth street, yesierd iD the 7iih year
of his age. He resided in Wilmington
thirty-ihVe years aud came here from the
West. For over twenty years he was
foreman Of Tho. Walters saw mill, nj
the foot Of West street, now owned by
the n. g. II. 60. During Joseph Hydo's
year OF service AZ Chief Eng glneer OF the
Water Department, Mr.. WHO held the
once OF Purveyor, since abolish, d.
William Slater AVmour, "A well known
pri ter, died, at 1l30 O'Clock, ysstt rdAy
morning, at hts RESIDENCE, No. l0l6 Pop
lar street In the 32d year OF bis age, from
consumption. Hts IllDs-s was long and
dis, ressiOR.
Mr.. Armour was born In Cecil county
Nd, but moN ell ts this city With his
parents at an early age. He learned
type-setting In the old Commercial Office
and followed the trSds OF composItoI
Is long a. he was able to work,
For awhile he couduc ed the Bdptist
Visitor for Rev. o. r. Flpper, 81 Dover,
and later was associated IN the pub ica
tion of the Conference Worker with Rev
c. II Seminar, TO whom he sold out bi.
interest. For the past three years b.
was unable, on account of the adva ncee
of his insldl0us complaint, TO follow his
trade. He was q young man Of un usuA
promise, aud lad hosts ofsy mpath zinR
friends. One OF his brothers was the
late John A Armour, reporter OF the
old Commercial, and one Of the hnesl
young men OF his time in Wilmington
Another bro'her 10 Cbas. II. Armour
station agent at Birdsboro, on the VIII
mingtOB b Northern Railroad. De
ceased possessed many pleasing traits o.
character, and was we'll liked by all o.
his acqnaiDtances. BE leaves a wifi,
and one child.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
Pushing the star Route Gases.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. The Grand
Jury having been completed, the Star
Route cases will be presented without
delay. The first ease to be presented
will be that against what is known as
the Dorsey Combination, composed Of
ex Senator Dorsey and his brother,
John NJ. Miner and Peck. Il will
comprise all the routes upon which
these parties are alleged TO have
fraudulently secured increased con-
pensauon. Subp0naes will be issued
&c witnesses TO appear on the 2lst of
January. By the lime the Grand Jury
shall have disposed Of this case others
will be ready for presentation aud the
work wili be expedited with oil possi-
BILE speed.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
REsCUED From DEATH.

William ]. Coughhn, of BomerviIls,
Mass, says: In the fall Of 1876 / was
taken with BLEEDING OF TEE LUNGS
followed by . severe cough. lost my
appetite and aesh, and was confined to
nay bed. In 1877 was admitted to the
Hospital. The doctors said had q hole
in my lung as big as halt dollar. At
one time report went around that i
was dead. gave mp hope, Int . friend
told me of DIR. WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR THELUNGS. Ros q
bottle, when to my surprise, opmmenc-
ed to feel better, and to-day 1 feel better
than for three years past.
81 write this hoping every one aflict-
ed with Diseased Lungs will take DR..
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and be
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED. can positively say it has
one more good than all the other medi-
mes have taken since my sickness.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
New Year Observance.

New Years day observances in vii
mlngton consist mainly OF private rece D.
tlons and entertainments by the yarions
saloons. Some of the latter are Verv
elaborate.
Among the most prominent pr,va,e
receptions was that OF Mayor Almond,
VINO held quite leVee at his store
Eighth and Market streets. A number
OF personal friends called upon his Hon
or and we're handsomely entertained.
All joined in wishing him happy New
lear and many returns of the day.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
loss OF veanela ~ Ia,

81. JoHE, N. b., Dec. 8I.-Fortv -.
veseels, with an aggregate tonns.S Sas !,
2l,542, owned or registered At mi, So.' o.
were lost during 1851, as aQainr rO,S y
vessels with an aggregate tonnage AZ !, p
SSi lost In 1880. The value Of tbs ~, ,a,'
ping lost this year ls estimated Al sISg
600, As against s340 900 10 1850 ~, ~,
three fourths OF the losses were covs,.5
by insurance. N''''eu
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
Christmas Trees on F,r.

a Christmas tree caught fire on
ga ga nrdsy night on the top floor of No.
% forsyth street, and Chas. Germipg
boy three years old, was serionsIv
burned. The damage dome to prop.
erty was trifling. Yeste. day morning
q tree az No. 864 Third avenne oaugLf
nre' but the flames were extinpuished
before much damage was done. A
Ohrlstmas tree caught fire at No. 81
Clinton place and the furniture of tie
room room was damaged to The extent Of
SoOO.-N. Y. World. :"
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
A Ministers Misconduct,
CHICAGO, Dec, 3

VHIUAUOl Dec. 81.
A Decatur, ILL.,, special saws: Relic
ioos circles are stirred In Deeatar on
aocouht OF disclosures made today grow
iSk out OF the dismissal of Rev. r. W,
~ " aynaId, late OF New York. as pastor OF
the Christian Church. MavnaTd a.
charged with drunkenness and othsS
conduct u becoming a minister of 10
gospel and he resigned when hron0ht
taee TO face with ths charges. He came
East tonight. 80 ~ 'nc
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
M,euu,dksu
MearMlgia, apraIns,

&@&k@ABAmV Epr@AnD,
Pain in the Rack and Side.
Thsro = nothing more painful than these
aissAses, but the pain can be removed and
the disease cured BY use Of Perry Davis
Palm Killer.
Thls remedy IL not q cheap BenElne
or Petr0leum product that must be kep&
away from fire or heat 10 avoid danger
q exploaion, nor II it IN untried expert
msna that may do more harm than good.
Pain Killer has been m constant use
for forty yeArn, and the universal testimony
from AL parts OF the world ID, tt never
falls. It not only effects permanent cure,
but it relieves pain almost instantaneously.
Being . purely vegetable remedy, It is safe
In the hands OF the most inexperienced
The record Of cures BY the use Of PAM
KILN would nll volumeA The following
extracts from letters received show what
those who have tried It think;
Edgar Cady, owatonna, MINI, says:
About . year Ence my wife became subteot
% severe suffering from rheumatiam Our
resort ySs % The Pam KILIER. which speedily
Charles POWELL writes from thSr IOrs'
Home, London:
End violent apaamspf the stomach. The do,Aors
e Weshmtngtsr Hbspltal gave up my case In
oa1pair. Eied your PAM kII.LKlL ani !! gave
me imlnediate relief. I have regAined my
strsngth. and am now able 20 foho~ my usual
q. r. WaiWorth, saco, Me-, writes:
I@perssnoed mnlcdiate reiNsf from pain In
@le do by the use Of your PAIs KILLEh
X. York says:
IheW uSed your PAN EILLHR for r1snmAtim.
md hAYe received great bancfA
barton Seaman says:
Have used PAM KILIEn for t1Iii y yearA
apd havp found II . Nsvsrs sfaihag remedy foE
FheumAuam and lameneaAL
~. Burdttt writes:
nseyeg fafs 10 give relief IN caneH Of rheumhbsm
Phi1. Gilbert, Somerset, Pa. writes;
from actual use, know your PAIH KILLKA
We boss medicine can geG
An druggists i;eep PAIN KuLAR It's price
ID % low that It is within the reach OF all,
and Il Will saNe many times its cost in doctors
hdllR 25o., SOC. and S1.OO bottle.
PERRY DAVIS 4 SON, PrOpIstos,
Providence. q. !.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
Trade Progress at R,ehnon0

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 31.-The Dis.
patch, in review of the progres. nj
hlcnmond In manufactures and CON.
merce during 1881, which will be pub.
ilsned tomorrow, reports 675 manufsc.
turing establishments in the city, en-
ploying II 64s operatives, with capital
OF over $ll 100000. These works soId
during the year S32, 1902, ,756 of their pI O.
$S,097, 1864. VI
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
A snrprasanU DlMsrs...

During the year 1881 tba,.
eS, goo deaths and only 20, isO h''r' 'Wer'
10 New York city, difference " ", ~ b
40. AGAINST . difference Of onIv A ~, 4,
in 1880. OF The 80 600 deaths a,fVl
the past year II, 7S0 we're those Of aI.IGg oh1gg
dren under ave years Of age rSl, SGlt
the number OF persons who .iIsd d"sll'I
ing the year over 20 years Of age vi. ~.
only 2,242. so wa
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03

MR.. CYRUS w. FIELD mas publisbed
The following clear and concise report ~
the condition OF the fund of which he
took charge in behalf of Mrs. Garfield
aud her family Immediately after the
attack on the President:
Total amount received for tbis
iund TO the present date and
paid 10 the u, tied Statea
ITnst COmpany.,,..,,... s2aI soi ,o
Total amount aia by the I'M 20
led states Trust 'ompany or
S3ll,O United staLes 4 ur ner
cent registered bonds, aai e7o ,s
Balance OF cash In he bands
lhe Uniied States Trnst com
hany '''' ''.'s.............., A100 OF
r, hne IoI''l amount received for Genarsi
S5a TS5arneids ~ mother and paid 10 her If si,.
IL is now in order to ask why No siut-
lar account has ever been published h.
George Jones, the nominal chief stooI,
holder OF the New York Times. of tha
very large fund raised for the benefit nS
General Grant. Jones solicited and oot
a subscription OF $25, 900 towards ,S,s
fund from Mr.. Jay GYuld, and thanLs
10 this large contribution t. tund IL
understood TO have attained very con
siderable proportions. Why has M
account been rendered OF TIP World
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA Markets,

FLOUR Was ra;b &c anr LEI 90 g r. N.
extras, at s6 75a7 for clear 'TTsd and
al st,rs y ~ 70 for straight; Pennsylvania
DO. at S7a7 40, and patents at 81 rs asH
Rye Flour Is quiet at 81 so q s 25.
GRAIN Wheat was fraction higher.
sales oI Red and Amber, for milling,
81 Soy "gSa was a. hid a. ,n1 the open board
for jsnuaPya a 81 t1f e for PFSSs%ssr Fss4assT
and 81 A for March; 40, w bushels FaS,'
rnary sold at 81 pal 43, and 10000 bush
az s'c. tor Penna. Corn is In fair request
ana shade better. sales of I5 900 nushs
els, including new yellow at 67kaBSc..
aSa aSsik" %nlle, at 67l1c.; new asteaner al
board, 10000 bushels March sold at Tsxo
eSL4c;s was bid for for DeceIn1
Der; 6Skc. for January and 7lxo. for Fen
Ioary. Oats are in tair request and stea-
ay,, safes OF 300 bushels including
white white a. 81 a 52Xc.; and ejected and
mixed at 5ec. The receipts to-day were "a
ioiloWs 8OH barrels hour; 25OO buah
neat u ,20t bushels Corn I70O Dush.
USSs; Wbs; 1879 bushels Barley 1856 barrels
WHIsKr.-small sales of westeru iron
Douha are reported at 81 Is per gallon
now held higher.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARI REr
MONDAY. Dec., 81 SPIN.
BEEF CATTLE were in fair demand ana
prices were a fraction higher, 800 head
arrived and sold at the differant vaTdS
at 3Aa1Ac. per Id. the latter rate for extra
| [ SHEEP.-Good sheep were active land
| higher. l200O head arrived and sold az
the dnerent yards at 3 81. per III
and lambs at a 70. as to conditio6
hogs were In demand at an aduaCoa
oOOO mead arrived and sold at the diner.
ent yards at ~ q exc. per pound tha
la,e I3, rate for extra:
| WHlsKY.-l00 bbls. Western iron-hound
sold at Sl 1Sper gallon. -''N
toTk Drove YarA sd and Lancoster avs-
nue.. West Phtt0deLphto. Dec. rs.
SHEEP.-ExtrR, Ito To 100 lbs, 6J< 10 6Ak I.
good' W 70 100 ibs., ~ a 81; fair, bO 70 sS
los.,, a4X; culls, 3 q 81. Lambs~
Good, 6a6A medium, 5a5L Common
~ ~ ~ 70. Calves 9 a Sc. Arrivals, 45O8
] or. but at no advance, - -
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
A DoM1NrcAN FATHER on OurrnAUs

A DOMINICAN FATHER ON GUrrRAUs
+" INsPIRATIoN. - The Dominican
Fathers have been conducting . mlsnlon
tor the past two weeks in the Rev. Dn
Freels Church, in Sidney place, Brook
lyn, N. Y. The mission cloeed Sunday
night, when Father McKenna spoke on
"The Necessity and Power Of Faith 10
individuals and In Nations" In the
course Of his address he alluded to 0oi.
teau as an example Of the fallacy or Ab-
surdity Of private inspiration.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
APreml.e .e me Kheatva.

LONDON, January 2.-Ths OOrros>
pondent Of the Times at Paris says :
France aud England have agreed to
send to the KhediVe Of Egypt an iden-
tical note, announcing that In the
event Of peace being disturbed or his
authority overturned they are pre- /.
pared effectually to support him, 10.
store order and protect his authority
by material cooperation.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
Tnaaansaonn fer Te.nax.

For the Middle AtlaEtlo States,
cold and fair weather, noEthwssasrly
winds, becoming variable, rising, fol-
lowed bp falling barOmeter and aSlighs
rise la tenn peTature.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03
SPECIAL NOTTCEa.
~>
A CARD.

A CARD.
To all who are suffering from the errors
and tndiecretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay loss Of manhood
&C., will send q recipe that viii cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by q missionary
In South America. 6end-a self-addressed
envelope TO the Rev. JosKPR T. INMAH,
Station ID. Nsa0 York CItv. oct28-d&wom
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-03-26
DpgieinifNe Driefe.

Gage mir tpieDu ldIifIt, unb i1 min
Dir iagen, tpie Du leblt!" Nube. r,ebsn
grndbruns unb Nrbeit Der ipi6tislts
Saftor in Der @eIunbbeitspfIeee bes Dtens
19en, iie lit bic Aueae Der pa1lenben
oper lib nit ibr erneusrnben araft Des
GbrperS unp pe5 8eiltes.
Die Nrt, pie Der Wen1b Der Rube
pfIsgt, lit bon nibt gerinsem GinfluB auf
Iein Wobtbefinbsn, ipie ieine Grndb.
runsSs ober Bslbdftisunsstpeils. Dsnn
tpaPreno perieIben bereitet ii6 Der 2orper
auf ale iene Gtnbriide Dor. pelGs ipabs
renb ees a4a9en8 nit feiuer grilten3 IN
3uIammenbans oper We6ieltpirtung tre=
ten fbnnen; iie tpirb gum Pan3er, Der
Geift unb R6rper f9ist por seipaltiamsiI
GinSriTfen IN peren nprmale Beldaffens
belt; iie tpirb gum Bermittler oieIer Gin.
sriffe unb ibrer 5oISen inpsn tie bereu
afutersBirtun9 bic Spite raubt unc, pers
gleihmdBisenb tpirfeno, stnsetreteae StDs
.rllngen beieitiet.
Cine purdtpa9tc Jladt 1T ihlimmsr
ala ein I'm 9ungsr perbrahter Gag; Denn
Der seiunbe Dreanismas lit I'm Stanee,
bas DeESit in Der Grndbruns ourd isins
eigene utniIe einittpeilis ~ bedea !; ~ eir
Defisit in Der 9tube bleibt cine ltebenD,
S6ule i'm 8outp sss Gstsneuis nss Sc,
bsnb.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-03-26

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mein 6ebete iein 10 bitt' i'd Sud, baB
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IanL gefdlt Gu9 Der Brief fleine, bab SIR
oas tpilIet aleine nit De,n Oiener, Der ibn
Gu6 lief, peB mii1ls Guh beIfen Der bets
lige GhriIt. Sum bat Der Brief ein GnSe,
i'd befeble Gu9 Gott in feline Sdnbe, uno
Der SSunsfrau Btaria uno alien SeiIigen,
baB iie Sud bebilten unb betpabren Dor
allen glrssn. 96dt nlebr auf bieie 3eit
aIs: Sabet oIlO pieI gutter gla6t ats
man6 rotber ytunb in benz Sabre la6t,
uno uIip piel gutter Belt, aIs Sanoes in
benz Dsesre lett"
2eioer iinp mir nidt in Der Gage, ber,
ssanen bes 8riefI6rstbers perratben gu
fbnnen; bic Iiebreisenbe Ulaio ieoo9,
tpeI9er bieier 5er;enserguB gait, tpirp
iiber bic Beripnlt6feit ibreS sIlbencen
Serebrers faun I'M 3tpeifeI sefpeien iein,
pieler 3uperii9t siebt penigitens Der aieb'
baber ieIblt au8pruf, inOem er ieine obiee
GptlteI, itatt nit Isinem 9tameu, NIT fol-
ssnSen Gerlen unter5ei4uet T?
Scr Sub StsIsn Brief bat ssiauSt,
Sem Rame 1T Gu@, Bpff' i'd, rpbI beianut;
Sarum tpiu i9 mid ui4t usu1eu
SD bore, Sbr nt6st iPu tppRI ertsnner."