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HRAro'Rs. VETERAN CoRPs. sIXTy.NISrH
REGM'r-ARMoRY, ToMrKINs MARKET,

HEAro'Rs VETERAN CORPS. sIxTy.NISrH J
REGM'r-ARNoRY, ToMrKISs MARKET,
, NEW YORK, May ., 1882.
Gentlemen; | have Just commenced on my
second bottle of Kidncy-Wort." | have hui
little faith In either doctors o. medicine, more
particularly in medicines extensively advertised
However, | have suffered perhaps us no heI
man suffered, from liver disease, brought on
by malaria suffered for years, till it became
chronic, simply from neglect | have taken
quiniue TIL my head swan, and my nerves were
totally uustrung, Last wear | went TO Europe IA
try aud better IT, hut came back worse In read.
ing many OF your advertisements came to the
conclusion us y detnisr resort, to try the Kid
ney-Wort" and did so. After the fourth day
got nm attack of the old malsdy, / prayed God
TO relieve me by death. but kent to the medicine
ms ordered, and ] want 10 tell you to-day, and
all sufferers from liver disease that the last
three weeks have enjoyed such gooo health as
have not had In many, many years. simply
write you this that other sufferers E,ay benefit
by 1t. Very truly yours HENRY WARD.
Late Col 6gth Reg N g.. S. NY
l73 West side Ave, Jersey CITY Heights n ]
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generally committed by illits;ate men. viz:
The crimes that 20 10 the very heart Of sOci-
ETY. anu shake it TO its foundation: the
fraud on public funds; the robbery Of saw
ings banks and insurance offices, the public
gambling in stocks; the sluandering of the
treasures of the state; the creation OF those
huge monopolies that threaten TO destroy
the very liberties OF nation; these and
many more such evils are not the
work of illiteraie individuals. When We see
rich men growing richer; poor men growing
poorer; when discomfort IS increasing, aud
socialistic principles are spreading; when
public honesty and public morality ara at
such a low ebb IL i. time 10 feel that the
public schools, under their present form,
have not benefited. the country,
LIST. They do not educate, improving
the intellect, hut not the heart, "a. They
do not even instruct well since many
branches of learning can only be studied
in connection with religion. Sd. They are
not truly American since they abridge I'M
necessarily the rights Of citizens and sap
the foundations of authority by encroaon
| ing on the rights and authority of the par
ents. 4th. They are unehristian and are
calculated to destroy Christian principle
in the rising generations, 9TH. They tend to
loosen moral laws, and do away with all re-
straint upon the passions, 9th. They i'm
pose an enormous tax, every year growing
greater, upon the entire community, and Il
very unjust and unnecessary tax upon
a large section Of that community.
| The eloquent speaker ended his learned
speech in exhorting the youth to read GOOD
books, Bishop Gallagher IS polished pull
pit orator, having most melodiou,
voice, He is the youngest American blshol
in the United States, and bids fair Il
9chieve highly useful aud brilliant pre-
lacy. His visit has been grateful to tn,
Catholics aud n-Catholics of the city
Every Dallasite should be proud OF the fin
est female academy in the state, aud We
Rev N. A. Gallagher, will visit us often, a.
hls visitation will always be looked forwarc
to with eager interest.
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That Pawtucket schoolma' am who licked
tifty.ilve boys In order to- be sure OF punish.
ing the fellow who whistled deserves to be
classed among the musclar ones of the
earth. She is said to have struck eacn
scholar five blows, which makes two hun.
bred and seventy.live cracks all told. We
doubt II there are many men whose physc.
al endurance would be great enough to ac'
|complish this feat. We can only think o.
ono woman at this writing in the United
States who equals the Pawtucket lady. Sh,
lives in Arkansas, AT q recent church fes
uval she kissed three hundred gentlemen
at twenty live cents each and gave the pro
ceeds to an orphan asylum.
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ON THURSDAY. MAY, 10, 1888

The town of Midlothian Is located In Ellis
county on the hirh, rolling prairie, at the head
of Waxahachie Creek, on the divide between the
valleys OF Trinity River and Mountain Creek, in
II superior agricultural section, one o. the rich
est portions of Texas, lands producing large
crops of cotton, corn. wheat and other small
grain, and all kinGs of fruit
surrounded by numerous springs and within
one half mile of the celebrated Lebanon or
Hawkins Spring, an abundant and cver-failing
spring o. pure, fresh water, surrounded by
groves OF beautiful trees, 1t is already popular
picnic aud camping glound.snd will be favorite
summer resort for citizens OF Dallas, Fort Worth
Cleburne and other cities.
For parties desiring to engage In merchandi2.
ing, this will be an exceptionally favorable 10.
cation as 1t will control the country trade for n
radiuSo OF several miles while its direct connec-
ton with the railroad conters Mt Clcburnc and
Dallas aud with tidewRter at Galveston, affords
every advantage for the distribution of the pro
ducts Of this section among the various markets
of the country
The fertile and productive region adjacent
renders the growth of the town an assured fact,
so that investments in lots at this point cannot
fail to prove remuneralivc in the near future.
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Among the ladies who may read this
there may be several sickly ones who have
made up their minds to act on the old saw
which specifies that1-,What can't be cured
mus, be endured, v While the truth of the
old proverb is.selEovident It is just possible
they may have erred in Judgment as to the
the medical profession, and before giving
up in despair they had better test the ETH
cacy Of Mrs Lydia ", Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound, which Is now attracting uni
versal attention, lu
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SYMPTOMS.


Pain in the rlsht side which Is very sensitive
to pressure, The pain will sometimes appear to
be located under tina shoulder blade. There is
also irregular appetite, latulency a sense OF
fullneSs in the region of the stomach and sooner
or latepthe skins and whites of the eyes become
yellow, the stools cluy-colored and the urine
yellow, depositing copious sediment There is
generally a furred tongue, and ~ times
ularrh9n, and nj others obstinate constipation
in short disordeTed functions OF the stomach
and entire Tract Of the bowels.
These symptoms II not speedily grappled
with, will re snt In tho most serious consequences
to tho whole system, prOstraung ii and dt stroy.
ing all Its lily aud energies when the liver
becom torpid or gives evidence of undue
activity, II few doses OF kidneyWort and n little
caution In relation TO diet, will restore The
patient to h al h aud yigor as If by enchant-
ment.
Most remedies "sed for disorders of the liver
and bile nc, on the wrong principle, ny they are
simply catharlios, and merely carry oil the ne
Cumulatcd SecrouOns.
Bs-Kiduoy Wort on the contrary. Ocs to the
very root OF the evil, Ms it acts on the Liver aud
Kidnevs ut the same time aud by It's mild but
efficient cathario action moves the bowels
freely. The m r6id lois ms that have been the
cause of all this disease and suffering VIII be
thrown of, new lie will be infused into every
organ, aud the hcath-giving forces wi | again
exert their power.
1t Is welt known that the Kidneys are nature &
suitevay TO wash away thc debris aud impuri-
ties that are being constantly developed In every
human System. If they fail 10 act freely, health
will soon suffer- But the kidneys cannot per.
! form their own proper Offices and ut the same
! time eliminate those impurities that should pa
oil by free action of the bowels. How lmporla
| I Is, then, 10 have II remedy that Will have the
power to keep up the natural action of both
| these impDTtaut functions
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Pug dogs AZ pets have had their day
among ths extremely fashionable, but colds
never 10 out Of fashion, 20 that " Ia always
necessary TO- know that DIR. Bulls Cough
syrup isA sure cure TOR I'll. coughs AIu
colds.
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CAPITAL PRIZE AK M,
1867 Prizes. amounting to -
w CERTIFICATE '"''sA a

we 10 hereby certify that We ,una,v,,,
arrangements for all the monthly s5S ,u y
nual Drawings of the Louisiana s sSa 'eSalts
Company, and in person manage S ana sOIsy
the drawings themselves, and tGst iSs ,. eva'N
conducted with honesty, fairness sn any 'sas Y!
lalth toward allparties. We snthS,i.a ~
company TO use this certificate, with fse.su Y
ments. 40 sa'slais
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-02

Browns Bronchial Troches for coughs
and colds THE only article OF the kind
which has done me good service. | wan,
nothing better,"--Rcv Il. II. Craig. Otis
vile, New York, Sold Only in boxes
Price 81 80.
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Whole Tickets, 50; Half Tickets, si"
Tickets, $50; % Tickets, sioo
Remit money or bank draft in letter q -.
by express Don't send by registered eVH
express can be sent at onr expense, Adals
all orders - K. NJ. BOARDMAN, CourierJ0liA
Building 1 Ouisyillp Ky,
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This Remedy is Kidney w ort.

Have we Indicated the trouble that has har.
rassel you Then use II package of this
medicine and be cured.
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aiidmcu- d0lort.

The disorders which always follow the failure
of the Liver and Bowels to perform their roper
functions can be conquered at once by the Use of
kldnc'-Wou, Any arrangement of the bile Mt
once manifests Itself in great bodily discomfort,
in loss OF appetite and in dependency.
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uorstorus Aciu l'hOhphate ...... ..
is a preparation OF tho ,phosphates of lime,
maguesia, potash and iron in such form as
to be readily assimilated by the system.
Descriptive pamphlet sent free. Rumiord
Chemical Works, Providence, II. l.
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A cripple with rheumatism, Parkers
Ginger Tonic cured me and keeps me well.
M. Gilfoile, Binghamton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-02

Diamond Dyes will color anything any
color, and never fail. The easiest and
best way to economize. Ten cents, at all
Irupptstai
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MIDLOTHIAN

asthe prospective crossing of the waxahachie
Up of iston Il Texas Central railroad
and is
- mites from Dallas.
~ miles from Cloburnc.
~ miles from Fort Worth.
lOl miles from McarcgOr Junction,
l2d miles from Temple Junction,
2l9 miles from Bronham
rs miles from Rosenberg Junction
Sli miles from Galveston.
lsmllcs from WaSahachic.
TERMS OF SALE:
Amounts under sl00 cash. Amounts exceed.
ing SlOO and under $500 onc.half cash, balance
In one year, Amounts exceeding 500, onc-third
cash; balance In one and two ears
Interest on deferred payments at s per cent
per annum, with vendors lien reserved to Sc.
cure notes
Sale 10 commence at II o'clock a. IN.
EXCU RsloN TRAINS.
Excursion train will leave Dallas at a, M,
returning after the sale
Excursion train will leave Fort Worth at
$50 H. m.
Clcburne at a. IN.
Alvarado at 1915 Il. m.
Returning after the sale.
Half fare from all stations, which will be re.
funded TO parties purchasing lots 10 the amount
of 500
Parties from Galveston Houston, Brcnham.
Temple, Bolton and other points south, dosir.
ing TO attend the sale, will take regular train.
leaving Galveston, Wednesday, May nth, al
$50 n, m, "
For maps or further information, address
OSCAR G MURRAY, q G, ALLEN.
Genl, Pass. Agt sccy, I and Departmt,
Galveston, Tex. Galveston. TEX,
\ W. SYDSoR, Auotiuncnr,
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Selected with great from the finest musical talent
in the state
Orchestra, consisting of seventyve welldrled musicians
The public of Texas are invited attend this meeting as
pains money has been spared to make this Seneerfes
the most enjoyable ever held in Texas
Letters are being received from all parts of Texas and other
states showing that the attendance will be larger than ever
before Ample provision will be made to accommodate the
large number of visitors.
All railroads have made VERY Low RATES of fare from all
points in and out of Texas
Below is the Attractive Programme
Monday, May 14-Recepton and Torch-light Procession
Tuesday, I5-Frst Grand Concert
Wednesday, I6-Aftemoon Matinee and Second Grand
Concert.
Thursday, I7-Pcnic and "Commers"
Friday IS-Promenadc Concert and Ball
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The removal and prevention OF dandrutl
is pleasantly accomplished by the use OF
Parker's Hair Basam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
VremBen nmo 9tubiano 8e8em=
iibcr Der fatbolii6en STRIDE.

Wenn in ben uergan9enen sebn Sulturs
tampfiabren bic Siberalen uno Sffici0ien
bebaupteten, bic neuen preuBii6sn &ir6ens
seiete sinsen nidt sesen ben fatbolii6sn
@laiiben, oann baben mir wieberbolt sablz
rei6e Oogmen auiseSablt uno 9enar be-
nannt, init benen Die @eiese colibiren.
@amdlis lit Oann AUDI in conisrpatipen
Sldttern bdufiser uno bier unb ba io9ar
audi IN liberalen-natiirli6 nod ni6t IN
officiOl en-Su leien geweien, baB Der taz
tbolii6e @lalbe in Der Chat NIT ben neuen
@eieten ni6t beiteben Tonne, uno iebr oft
io9ar NOR peni9ltens gu lelen, baB bieie
@eieee in bas y%innere 2eben" Der Stride
einsriiien. Der bduiis wieoerfebrenben
anoern Vebauptung aber, Die fatbolii6e
Stride leiite in anberen Staaten, mas le
BreuBen perweisere, war lei9t NIT benz
Na9weiS gu be9eSnen, baB in anoeren 9dns
bern cine ODER bic amoere dbnli6e Gori6rift
pom Der Stride coucebirt murbe, oaB aber
audi oieie GinSelbeiten i6on 4. .. bas
itaatli6e Ginipru6Sre6t, nirgenbs in iols
dem llmfarlg, NIT iol6em SSnbalt unb iolz
den Gonlequensen beltdnoen, wie in Yreus
BEN, unb oaB ierner fein Staat aue bic
Otittel CUR Serltaatli6ung Der Stride sus
iammen in elm iol9eS Spitsm gsbra6t babe
uno oieleS IN poller 9oniequens our Gels
tun9 ~ brinsen iu6e. Selbit bic IN ibrer
Webrbeit raoicale uno un9ldubige S6weis,
IN Der einige @antone na6 BreuBen bic
Serltaatli6un9 Der fatbolil6en Stride AM
weiteiten getrieben, babe oennod, boben mir
berpor, ausbuitli6 na6 preuBiidem Mus
tier uorsei6lagene WaBre9eln mebrfa9
alS gu weit9ebens uno iogar NIT ibren
tir6li6en 6reibeitsbegriiien muertrd9li6
abselebnt. Meroin9s muBten mir ieoo9
beifii9en, elm einsigeS 2anb lei in ber weis
ten 6riltli6en Welt uns b%etannt, in wels
dem Die tatbOlii6e Stride nod peni9er
6reibeiten uno Gedte babe, ais ibr YreIs
Rem in leinen @eiesen s~u,umeien bereit lei,
GuBlanb nGmlid, no bic Stride gans Der
Wiafiir Der Ge9ierung iiberantportet lei
unb Don Ge6t iiberbaupt ni9t bic &ebe
iein t0nne.
Sn GuBlano beitebt leit Sabrbunberten
befanntli6 bic Serltaatli6un9 Der 9ries
6ii6s ortboopren STRIDE in einem @raoe, wie
es lonlt ME in Der 6riitli6en @si6i6te err
bort poroen lit. aaes 1T in bic Sano bes
Staates ss9eben, CT tam aus Der Stride
MAIDEN, mas er mill. Der GSar seniebt
bsinabe 90ttli6e Terebrung. llns bieie
Stride 1T ssiitis p%olitdnSi9 perfnSdert,
unb iittli6 tbeils ielblt uertommen, tbeils
%einluBlos! aein Meni9 boiit bel ben sss
raoeSa perSpeiielten i3uitdnOen I'M Snnern
&nBlanSs nur irSenb etipas pen bieier
STRIDE. @erabe aus ibrsr Wtitte pielmebr,
nns lebrrei6er @eiie beionoers bauiis aus
ben Sobnsn Der Popen, ssben bic Nibilis
item berpor, Die ben friiber persOtterten G,as
! rem uno isim 9aus in IOossfur9t balten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
SDmnen Der STRIDE In Der beili
cen S%aitenseit.

81. Sr,sOr benz SrOBeu, Bapit unO strasnIsbrsr.)
2abt uns in oieien pier,ia Saaeu
Ses SaItens Wtiiben ipiQi9 trd9en,
g8ie, pom Der Stride ielbit bepGbrt,
Sin beili9er @ebrau9 uns lebrt.
Die S6aar Der Batter uno Yropbeten
S0at emit '6on oieIe Sabn betreten,
uno GbriItus Ielbit, Der Serr Der Belt,
'Sat ourt Iein Seilpiel lie 9epeibt.
90 laBt unS benu Dor alien 0in9en
g3uerit fiir'S Sell Der Seele rin9en;
lno i'm notbDenoi9en @enuB
Bermeioen allen ueberfluB.
Ofit Speii' II. Grant, nit S6lai II. S6erSer
ytiGt iiberlaoen unI're Screen,
Stets ein9eoenf Der ~SbriItenpfli6t,
Der 8orbereitun9 auf'S 8eri6t.
g9enn por benz 8i6ter mir eri6einen,
Capt uns Der 6etle Sbranen meineu;
!3erfnirl6t uno l6merSuou ;u sSbm oe6'n
llnb aus bes Ser5ens Siefen leb'n:
.Oss g6ien Yfab iinb mir 9erpanbelt,
runo baben lalterbaft 9ebanoelt;
T@rbarmer, feb uus 9nGoig on,
rllno lap Ser9ebun9 urls empfabn!
% laB ni6t Su, baB Define Gbre
Der Seino ar9liiti9 ;u Ii6 tebre:,
n@eoente, baB mir S6ma6e 8ein,
rWeil Seiner SGnoe @erfe, iei'n!
r8ermebr' gum 8uten unI're 9iebe,
.@ntfern' pom S0len unI're 5riebe;
gOamit uns Jest unb immeroar
Der @nabe 2i9t eritrable flar!"
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1.31S.OOO 325OOO


Son BEN borti9en Ills Brieitern iinb
MIR l49 Guropder, unter bieien wieber 81
Gesierunsstapldne fir etpa IL 900 tatbos
hide Soloaten unb Seamte, fir beren
Sir6en unb llnterbalt bic britii6e Ge9ies
rln9 idbrlid l 800 900 Marf sablt. Iae
einbeimii9en Wtiiiionen suiammen erbalten
pom europa etwa 100, 900 Mtarf iGbrli6e
llnteritiieuns, Der Reit Der Soften wirb i'm
2anoe ielbit aufsebra6t. SIN Sabre 1880
batten bic &atbolifen IN sSnbien 1914 S6us
len NIT 81, 600 &inbern. Der proteitans
tide 9unter bemerft, bic Sermebrung Der
6atbolifen in Snbien iei 10 9roB, baB S.B.
in ben Sabren 1878, 1879 unb 1880 in Der
einSisen grouinS Bonoi6errp sc, 1000 Grs
pa6iene setauft wurben. @r erfldrt bies
in ebler Weiie alio: v0ie fatbolii9en
Brieiter ueriasen ii6 ben fir Guropder nos
tbisen Comfort, lie nebmen bic frusale unb
entbaltiame 2ebensart Der Gingeborenen on
unb ibr GinfluB rei6t tief in oas ~iociale
9eben Der 9emeinben, in benen iie wobs
men," Die bauptid6li6iten Dfiiiionen
tbeilen Die Seiuiten inter ii6, unb Spar
Die beutiden Seiuiten ben Weiten (8om>
bap), Die belsiiden, bic saitpeiie AUDI Bas
tres aus Der 9alisii6en Srbensprouins an>
nebmen, ben Often (@alcptta) /; iie baben
iiberfiilte @pmnaiien IN Calcutta, SOms
bap, Nesapatam unb Sansalore. Gs lit
elm lte6enber S6mers fir bas oeuti6e pas
triotii6e SerS, gu ieben, wie bas itolSe unb
rei6e Britannica bic Breoigt uno Sulturs
arbeit %unierer better S0bne iddtt unb best,
wdbrenb bas Saterlano in Srupp'i9en &as
nonen, in Iusnabmeseieben, IN &elisionss
uno GlahenbaB ieinen Stols unO feline Guls
turauisabe iinbet unb feline bette &raft err
ihDpft
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Cine @enmstbmmng iiir Ole
STRIDE.

Sn iait alien Staaten Guropa's ma9t
i6 auf politiidem @ebiete cine gang unses
wObnli6e StrOmuns seltenb. Die llms
lturS : Sbeen Oes pori9en Sabrbunoertes
paren in bic erleudteiten 9laien Der @es
ieui6ait einsebrunsen unb batten ii6 ios
gar Der 5iiriten bema6tist. Nus oieien
Oberen S9i9ten waren iie in bic gOurs
seoiiie gsiidert, Der Die parlamsntarii6n
Serfaiunsen Die Serri3ait ii6erten, unb
Surd Die g~ourseoiiie gewannen lie bann
bic untsrsn 9olfstlaNsn. 60 fam es, baB
bic &epolution aQmalis bic Ssrrl6aft iiber
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8ir tOnnen eu9 IN Dem Soriabs, Elm
tatbOl. Slatt gu %srinben, nun ermutbisen.
@ir bofen, baB ale suten &atbolifen, biz
fid INN bic Relision unb bas gaterlant
perbient MAIDEN wouen, in Dem gifer UNI
ber Gbdtisteit fir bieies @erf, bas in un:
fern ausen BON Der B ten Sebeu:
~ II 9 1T, wetteifern werben.
SEQ XIII. in 1882 an ben YiI6of pom ancona
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Gus benz rsBabrbeitsfreunO".)
&tr6 eni6uIoen.
~. Grftes SuBuerf : Gel0prcoiqter.
l. Ole SeranIaifuna. a.


Oils er ties uebel elmer brifenber
S9ulOenlait auf elmer Stride besei6nen
mir, baB bel taft ie6em @ottesbienite, bic
&eOe Don @elb lit. @epObnli9 9eniisen
StubIrente uno Collector an Sonns unb
8eiertusen, Die Iusla9en fir 9rieiter, 2ebs
rer, &eparaturen, Nni6affung notbwenbis
ger Sa9en u. I. 10. gu oeden, werfen aber
tetnen bebeutenOen llebsri9u6 ab. 8iele
S9ulOen erforoern iebo6 idbrli9 cine be-
trG3tli9e Sumne fir Sntereiien. Die
natiirli9en @%innabmen iinO alio ni9t bins
rei3eno. Dieter m unb fir ii9 i6on traus
rt9s 3uitanO miro nod oabur9 peri6lims
inert, baB Siele IN ieOer @emeinoe niGt
einmal gu bewe9eu iinb, Site gu renten,
ober wenn iie 9erentst baben, aud gu be-
5ablen. Oieie miilisn an9eipornt weroen,
nenigifens ibre Bfi9t gu tbun; anbere
ltno gu ermuntern, freigebi9er gu iein, ais
ite biS6er paren; eini9e werOen 9etabelt,
anoere 9elObt.
2. Der Sn5alt.
90 lit ale Sonns unO 6eiertase Die
Geoe BON Gtntiinften, ausla9en, fdQi9cn
NOten OOer Sntereien. i3ulett wiro Sas
ewi9e &bema g@elO" gum Gdel. Damn
beiBt eS: Batter %. bat l9on pieoer BON
0elO gepreOi9t - bas erite unO lebte
@Ort in unierer Stride lit bod INNER
8elO- t6 6lei6e gu 6auie, in Ser Stride
bort man OO9 uon ni6ts ais @el6-S u
Der STRIDE gebe i'd ni6t, oenn Oa lit oas
einSi9e @uongeIium @eI6." Die 2eute
9aben uOaig 5te9t; Oeun beute lit Oas
&6ena: StGblrente nG9iten Sonntae {:
cine @rtracOaecte; baun pieoer bic i6le6te
Gollecte ein anOeres Wtal cine 6air, uno
bic nd6iten Bo9en INNER pieoer oieiel6e
6air; CUR abanOerung beiBt es Oann ctpas
ipater: GOncert; i'm 6riibling, CONNER
nnO 0erblt tOmunen Die lieben Bicnics auf
Das Gapet.
8. Ole 8%irtun9.
Der @eOante oil @elO IoQte BON Der
STRIDE a6gei9ittelt werOeu, wie Der Staub
BON ben 6iiBcn; bier aber pirO er ais Der
aQerpi6tigite @esenltunO Der Betradtuna
ben Str@gdn9ern in INNER neuer 6Orm
porgebalten. Die guten &atbOlifen wiIIen
ni9t, mas lie ben 2~l69efaaenen o6er I'm
9laubigen nuf ben 8Orpurf: y9ie 0feli;
9iOn lit 9ti9ts ais cine @slbia6s = in Der
Stride miro nur BON @slO geprebi9t", err
wioern ioaen. Sn elmer lol9en STRIDE
peroen Die Gbre @Ottes un6 Die 6r0mmis,
teit Der @emeinOemitslieOer Ipenis befOrs
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u 6tnn8 ibr 9atboItfen /!
Sic Stitame bes nerit. Sims IL.

8ir eriuden sic ~initdnbisif, alien Oenen
nit errem 9uten 8iaen unb eurer @unit
bei5uiteben, Die, nit @eiit besabt unb nit
senii9enber SenntniB aus9eriitet, ii9 OH
Die Nrbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eitun>
gen cur Scrtbeioisuns unb Serbreituns Der
tatbOliiden 9ebre uerOffentli6en.
Gncpclica Bius TX.
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Sic Stinttne Qep'S xii.

2aiIet euer 2i6t leu9ten Dor ben Mens
fden, barnit iie euere suten @erfe ieben.
l1no Der 9err sebe eu6 6aSu Seinen Sesenl
SEQ XIII. an bas in Barma eri6eiuenbe Slatt
Luce" (9eu6te), anfan9 1880.
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SatboIti6er &irden &alenSer.

Seius treibt einen Seufel aus. = Cue. IL.
Count. ben 25. 1ebrlar Nalburaa, &. Nittor.
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Ser Staat ais slrmcnpater.

Sn meincm Iebten artitel babe i9 bars
auf bin9ewieien, OaB Die Armenphese in
Staatsbdnoen in i6le9ten Sanosn isi, oa
u meilt iol6e NIT Oieier slufsabe bstraut
weroen, Die oaiiirt einen Sinn unb tsin Yers
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etatiitif Der fatboliiGen Stride
iut britii6en @eItreihe.

Oas 0onooner yGablet", Sauptoraan
Der ensliiden Satbolifen, uerOfientlidt cine
iebr interefante Statifit Der tatbolii6en
Stride i'm britiiden @eltrei6e. Die Sc
iammtsabl oer 9aien in oemielben lift o.
1856, 900, Die Der 8rieiter 1887, Der gis
idOfe 1873, Der &irden 100.