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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
Ste .0DtbtassRttter.' Z

EorOnt0r Ant.r IS. Snlt.-Gine 9r0Be
8uruoe ber uniiormirten yYptbios Sitter"
fano beute sur Seier Der bier fattfiubenOen
8erIammlung Der b6afen 2oge ienes Srs
Sens ftatt. 2,m Abeub ipurbe elm 6ffeutli6er
Gmpfang i'm v0tiut@ abgebalteu, unb bic
ySPitter@ mn6teu Johann auf mebrereu Dam.
pfern cine Ntonoideiniabrt nm bic Suiel.
8Gbreub Der Sabrt purpe auf einem in Der
Sai uuteruren Brubmen Elm briQautss 6euers
psrf ubsebranut. Die 2oge erleSigte in il.
rer beutigeu @r6finuHssftsuug sr6Btentbet8
MIR 9iontiHeseit6fte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
StaatS 2gnStteur grotpn frGs9e'
gbrod1ett.

9es 1oines, 1S. SUM. - Das SIM
pendment.S .Serfabren aeaen ben Staatsz 4us
oiteur Gropn i'm @taatslenut eubete beute
nit Sreiipre9uns, inbem nidt bic erforoer.
lite3peioi.tteIS WajOritdt iiir ueberfiibruus
ftmmte. San @ansen ftin1mten 81 Senatos
rem, 13 Republtfaner unb 9emoIraten, fir
S1uleigsGrfldruns. Sr. Sropn ptrb pabrs
ft,einli6 worgen pieber iein Unit uutreteu.
Der Yrc3eB bauerte adt Buhen unb tCfete
hem Staat 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
Sfe at. g,incents.Nlittfrn

MAIDEN 9OnHerfag 9, ben Is. Sui, ibreH
ldbrliden 4pSilul aEi Oem DampIer ySouIlt"
nod) otheRers 8eaA. Ser StrsiH
SdbIt au6 Etutihe in ilinen 3etbeH, ME
Oeru ard 6tr Gcriiger 6ts &uorouIn9S &C.
mites Gin Dsniiher u, Or. g8ubeim Salt
ielb, fer gaeS auisspotsn bot, nm 9eaen'
bic nit ben ,5t. 8iHceHtS G(ittsra" Ioltes
nCr IN bsiudeu aeSeuitu. ben Gag nod lGa-
&c in frnbsm GTotuIeH 81 crba,ttn;: - 0te
aPcriIe0 fdbrt 8.I5 friib uHt t8 li1r gfad4s
mittaat ppp prg giSbi.raBcH lRtE'te az,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
&ctts oer SumScsGauptftnSt.
6ine GeenF..on Ocr 6ImBz umo Sa7ens
8etpiIIiaAtta.

gBGiBiugton, 2..@., Is. Suli.-5cs
natar Sutler tiiubigte beute i'm Senate cill
gmenbement 3u Der Slug unO 9aIeu Ser
II .utgunSsbil eiu, tueI1e8 ane Seroronuu=
gen Der Sorla9e mad Der @eietestluuiel ZEN
acting clause ffreidt un6 on oeren Steqa
uerfiigt, baB SO, 0,OC0, 900 perniQigt uuo uu'
ter 0eitnns oeS SrteaS Selietars auf bic
SostieGur9 Der Serbeiierunas Qrbeiten an
ben pi4tioiten 6Iiifen unb Sdfen uer,uenOst
nerben iolIeu.
siesnsfabr bonSroOFo iTem mao gaumwOHe
Girem 8eri6te bes ifattltij6eu 8areau.
sriolge betrug Ser gBertb Der Qusfubr nou
8robitofen i'm Srni os. So. $13, 7O2, 1898
gegen 50 ,024 $50 i'm Suui 1885; in ben am
so. Slni bs. So. Derfo1ienen ieds Ntonateu
betrug bic @erealiens glusfuhr 500, SCI 1866
un6 in ben entipredenben iets MOnaten Oe8
oOrber9ehe Den 5istaljabres $76, ISL 1924;
i'm ganSeIt, an 50. Suni os Sc. oerifrifeneu
6i8tuljabr belief fid Die Gusfubr bon Srobz
ltoTIeH anf 1922 ,80O,379 InO in bem 0Or6er-
9eGenoen 6tstaljabr uuf $156, ,451, 1881.
gtatlitebenbe Isabelle 9ibt aufi6luB iiber
Die Seummollausfubr i'm SUM 1886 un0 IN
ben am so. SUM 1886 perflofeuen ;ebu WtO.
uaten I'm &ergleid)e Al ben entipredenben
Reriooen be8 oorber9ebenben 6istaljGbre8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
Ser @eGomarft.

Stem gort, 13. Suli. 6Ol9enOes
finb bic GdluBnottrun9en: @eIO Offuete gu
14-29 uno i6loB 81 8rOSeut. t. Sterllhgs
@edel $4.864 - $4.S7 auf GO Gage nno
Sass ASH auf Gtft. - 8HHOes'Gblts
gaiOneu 3=pro3. 1909 ,44sproj. 1I1f, 4=pro5.
l26. - glttieu: Aoams' grpreB 142, Gem
tral 8acifc Ala, Gbei 8, @rte 3Ot,
bitto 8rior III, 2atesSbOre 843, RS. Sen,
trail 545, R.-8efern 1124, 6itto Brior 1395,
N..Y. GeutrallO5t, Ohio 0tiifiifpPi2lF, 90.
YriOr 30, PittsbuE9 1871 Rsnein8 2S},
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
8eriidte fabEt eit1Fn SeEearapb tftetts
4litSftattO.

gtetu . Dort, 13. Suli. - @erii6te iiber
einen bepOrfteben6en 4uSfono Der 5elegraz
pbifen i'm BefeH iiub i6on itit eiuigeu Ec
gen i'm lmIaufs, unb beute Sormittag 0ers
lautete es, baS bic &eIegrapbiiteu III SgJsn,
Smaba uub Gan 5ranjiscO ibati1dtih Die
2lrbeit ein9efelt pdtten. Eelegrapbi6e
Qnfragen in jenen Stabten erguben ieoo9,
baB bic gtadrtht uubegriiuoet mar, uuo OaB
Die 2eute OOatcmmeH rubig mo 5uirieOen
id1pinpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14

geIiideu 8eformatiOH8gemeius
) e IBafOr Nt. Sratt gi5t 8oHnerfag,
ben Is. Suli, in s 5ner0ogf8 Bart 3u
Sigblanotorpn lem erite8. lanOlIde8 6ef bel
ireiem Gintritte; a!'O in Sober, Der Sreuoe
bat an Der Yutur uuo idt Oeutidem gei.uiz
gen 8elen, ber;lid tpiaFommeu. 3uOem be.
febt biefe @emeinOe aus Glemeuten, III oes
reu Mitte man id ms beimiih fiibleu fam.
8as GOmite bat 8retsiateBeu uuO Brei5te
gelH auf benz Bro9lamme. &beuO5 ll5r
hGlt BaItor 3rdtt bic 9efreee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
Sti Sen elrtneu frtuer Spd)ter ers
trttttfCts.

Cape 9iop, R.sS., IS. Suli. - Soau
9G. &IbpCu, Elm SleioerbdHOler aIS Pbila
ocipbla, purbe beute, rudgreu6 er 3uiammeu
nit iciucr 5ehuidhltgeu Eod,er an Strau0e
bubcte, in Solge eire8 QntaQes Uou 6erI=
8beumuismu8 obumd6,ia. Seine Sodter
bemiihte iid], ieiuen Sop iibtr gEr Ier III hal
ten, alt,n igre SrGfte idmauoeu ba.o, uub ser
lln9IiidIidJe ertrant in bier TuB tieiem Baiz
ier. @S befOuben fth feline unoereu Euoens
Ten nobe geuug, nm Die Sijlferuie OeS Uidb
Chens III perueblueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
ES+ Der ErQueuberetn uub Die

y EoS1gni0osUO hnis 6srreforn,ir - : " 7.
ten 3 10 rs tttq { 20 u SO Mt 3 FE.
(BaitOr q. 6actns) oerantalten beute,
Mittpo9, o.14. Suli, ibr auidbrliaes Tlub.
ling8tef in 9ouis Rutb' 8arfe an
Der BelnirsAoeuue. gSsr it4 i'm sreiie Der
ielbsu iaon einmal benz beitersn @eauiie ars
betlstreier Stunben biusegsbeu, bleibt Fder
aud eisies Wtal nid1t taheiut. 9as gunea
n AMI 25 @tS. feilge'estr SiHoer auter swtlt
Su1ren gebeu fret siu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
Sn etto'S 0RlpOaO @erteH, a

con3ertiTt oieie gBofe leben 4benb bas bier,
,yie aneerpdrts ribmlihit beiaHnts & m :
pa'i9e DameHsSr6efer, beieu
9eiltungen nod LIBERAL, no e8 auigetreteu,
oas aubitoriunl Sur 8erpunberung binge=
riiieI baben. 8irigeHt TT Der GOmponiif uno
Bianilt gilbert 9empa= Biec5onfa. SRI. aIice
aempa ipielt Die SiOla, SRI. 5elene Senpa
6as Cello uno SRI. Gpa Sempa Die 5uette
&ioline. Sin Ieltener SuHR9euuB harrt Der
Bdffe in hieIeru nu1ieheHoen @arten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
Soicpb gnme.;tt'S Wen1on.

Der beute pom @omite iiir SHoaliOeus
Geniiouen Dem 6anis eingereidte 8eriat,
rpeIder empfieblt Die GeNionsUtG III Sur,
Yrdfbcnten 81 paifren, iit auf &batiadJen
baiirt, meld]e benz &rGfoenten in 6olge DER
9iafldiigtett irgenb zines IugeftIten oeS
Feufonsamts ni6t befaart purOen. g5 if
fei1oeitclit, baB 9lOmeiier ieiue @unOe erbielt,
pdpreu6 er ais Ulitglieb elmer SOIontdrs
Gompdguie i'm 5el0e itanN, nm eircn bon
ben @onf6Oei,rten urQebrobten stu9l,H auf
Cumberland, Wo., g8toerRano 5u lciften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
- "a ,nr lutheriiaen 3rlmanugIs.

va Grei 5ur lutberii4en 5r!manuslSs
@emeiube (PaftOr Stiirfeu) au Sib Caro-
lineftraBe gab0-ige Sereiue - bet rs on
corbia MtGunerd t ." oer IS ina.
met Cling d o I" unO bic oGtterart-
i6e SmmaTueI8 .@etellfa #" -
unterngbmeH auf beute, ben IA. Sult,
eiueu gemeinidaftliteH 4uaflug mad Z ois
fers9ead. @ei0n9s SOrr0ge uub
beitere geieQige llnterbaltun9 meroeu Die auf
6em @afar unO am Suan0e BON Golhefer
QeboteHeu gfaturgeuiiiie elb0Gs1. 8os Bill
let tofet fir grpadiene so Gents. Die Abs
fabrt 9ei5iebt pom Bier ytr. is, gisbtftra6ens
&erite, 8.15 iriib unb 13 llbr ytGhmitta5s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
sgbIeben etttes oe,ttf6Cst S5ournaIt.
S1a4a

Netpart, N.sS., 1S. Suli. - 6r. Sarl
90lfer, @befsRebatteur Der Stem Serieg
9euti9en 3ettunq," itarb beute gta9mitta9
in ieiner biefgen 8Obnuns an 6er3truutbeit
uuo @aferiu6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
gir,e ierO9Gtfec @ffairc.

8rtucetou, SuS., Is. Suli.-Dtr Sers
badt piro bier laut, baB Der Grtef, neldeu
Srau Surpiu uuseblI6 btnterlieB, aIs iie i9re
fleine Todbter Iuo fd1 ielbt t0otete, eine
6Gli6uug ift uuO ba3u bieuen iol, elu euts
ieblides Berbre6en 81 ueroeder. Der Sl.ef
beiiubet fa i'm 8eiibe Der 8ebDrOe uuS eire
llnte1iudluna nirN itattfnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
Netttt 9eSdttup prette.

Chicago, lS. Suli. - Su benz Guars
diiens Yro3riIe tpurSe q. q. &eeo heute BON
beioen Barteten als neunter 9ei6morener
ncceptirt. Die Sertbetbi9ung bat iest 115
unb Der Staat 48 bon ben ibnen 3utommenz
ben psremptOriideu SeanitanoungeR pers
brandt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
GdalsMMaetaea.
2srpant, Strattoit & Saofer's
SaaeeISf@HIG
Ut. 6 unh 8, Wurbs Charles StraBe.

r Sunst 9eute foHtsn ftb Die gortbetIe, DelAe Ft
sur @rlnraung elmer grGnbIiden uno prathihen
SenntniB BON @eiddfts' HnseIestnbetten to Der
Srhants Strattpns "a oIerfben eanoels fnuIe
str. uno 8, Rorbs@ barIessStroBe, barbteten, tu
stuetn MAIDEN. Sm Sefise nerbeherter uno erpei'
tsrtsr Gacdten, trit biee anaI ieSt in ibr tiuei'
nnetnanbtsfes Sabr nitliher Ebdtsleit. Die Sorts
l1rtts, Delte uniere tablreben Sholaren aus allen
lDslhe mir Bsrsfs unieres grIooes dis grseber ber
Su9ene onertten tonnen. Gtenograpbie, Shreib,
l1rlI lIype-writing) unb Subfabiren Der6en be-
ionoeIs aas9rt. &etae 6ertea. 5o9lin9e tonHen
nno ionttset eintsInhetten Denbs man ftG minotit3
ODER l~rllIllp on ID. q. &aoIer, DraftDenten,
Sts, q nne o, ,EorosGbarIeSs CTR,
(S1o-J Baltimore, ARo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
2ltORttnGS bcTdJUetSe1,
lgEtCrI(I6slctOe3,
JfuDr, 3urdJfau ttuo
GbClctd DSOr9ttS.

Btrn &c uGdl SorIbrjit 9rbrau@t nr6, lnoeyt IS
In meUigeu Witnutcn 5frampie, 01agenidurs,
MER COMPLA Mt. Hubr, Solif, 9Idhuugeu
uno ale nnerliteH Shmeucn. ReieHoe iuQeu ima
mer cine BGite Oon Ra0mab's BeaODsRelie
bel ft ba6tn. Gnge IropIJn, III gBaiitr 9euoms
ben 28cticI oes Gr,nfDa IS ruriGt5t UarOCu, uers
bitcn. MS Elm Rei5mttteI 1T es beiiar, as irausoHs
aA %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
W0l0rta
tn iBreu ptribfeSeuartt3en TsrucH
bibigrs uuo faltrb Jicber.

gs gjsb faiu 6gilmi.tel In Ser JB5t, Ucdlas btBis
Iheu Gauens. SfarIGGz, SBpbusz, oeIbes unb
aUoGre fSiebet ulit 6iiie ron NaUma9'6 Biueu
70 Imncu beIlt atS RaOm0O'S GcuOGrg2eGieT.
QreiS so &Cuis, Gu bateu bCI alien Apotbetern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14

st. RaOman's piaeu fino Elm ftthGrss gRttte
ecgen Oisies getosH. Gle feneu Die Sriite oes Uaaa
gens piebCr ber uno ieBen ibu In StGUo, ieug Buafs
tiouen uussuu6eH. Die Sumptome Der Dp5pepfe
psridmiubeu uno nit ibnsH Die Reiguua 6ss 60rs
pers, iid aranfbsel Bu5uyshsu. Getraute be
g1e6iBtn mad 8orihriit unb 6eodtts, mas mir in
., gBabr ttno Jalidl" iber Dtdt ku iadeu babeu.
RSSdltde cline Griefmarfe on Dr. UtabDa9 Il
Comp, gtr. 80, gBGrrmftraBe, giepsgorE uuo mir
idideu 2ir p, ,gSabr uHo sFa!id."
glan fniLie utr EGOmag'S. CgPiSGBlo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
untl.ieidlne:c 0inS.

Der YraiiOent bat fOlgsu1e gias inter
sei4net: @rt,dtun? bon @eliatsbeJ Jirfen i'm
3erl,tOrium 9tOutana; Serlutllirun9en liir
Die 0fientli9en @eb0uoe in Seo,ul, Sa., uu0
28illamsport, 8a. @liS tuna BON 9eu6tz
tbiirmen; 8efteue, ing BON &tieubabnldno"
reien; lleGerbriifung OeS WiiIOuri bel ct.
Soiepb, Wto.; Sermirtung gepiiisr 2an6.
identunc'n in Rifitifppi, alabama unO
Qouiiinna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14

6arns un6 @ebdmuttcrs Eraufbsiteu, giersngres,
Sudcrbarurubr, NancIiudt, StOdun9 oe5 Trims,
unD1ltGrlites GBaiieuaIcn, Br9brite &raHtbeii,
glbuminurid un6 in alien Wdncr, In beuen i'm URN
siegefautarttge gcoertidse Uorbanoen iiub, ober in
oeHeu or od, moltia nit einCJBcTusen 5ubituuBeU
oosr nit 6d6cu pe Uou De5er 2eSe gemiIht 1T O6er
Elm tranfbniss, bunes, oaligeS HuSieben uno UCise
Snodbenmebizytieoeriddo bat, Unb IN oeHGn man
bel'm l8aiieIIoiien Elm Siedeu uno Bremen fubls
un0 StmerSen i'm 3rsu5 uno IN osn yen6en oerplrt.
gu BADEN bei 4pOtbetern. Brei5 Elm Dollar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
9r. &a0WaD'S BtUcu.

Dn5 bcrubmte gcberz un0 RugcubeilmltteI sur6eis
lung aner RGgenz, yebErz, Geodrme, Inherent, Blls
ienz uno RaruCnleoen Qppstitpoit9tejt, Sopiihmeys
sen, Berfnpfuug, unueroaulitf,lt, buioitr Seosn.
f5icOeY, uEteIleb3enliuouHg, Sdmou5obeu uu6
Guer StOrungen Der 8tn9erUeoe. J(cn oegetubiltif,
feine Spur ron Guedtl6er, Yhneralitn ODER ihd6Iis
den 9roquCn.
grcis 25 Gents bic Toftc. Sci allen gp0t5e'en
All hahen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
TaEe! YaWe! ySKe!

lrr Rte tn's Eusl1no beiorat tnnerboIb "A Gtunhen
". @otae,
g6s HaIttnorthIast una gORs6 6iEses Hpsnus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
TT. RaOpeb s Gomp, glr. 81. gBarren

Sin sebn Sabre aItcs BcIdlpHr tm GietItod
fuIirt 6urh
5r. RaOpaB's SriImitteI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
NnnffrnnfhCitcn,

8uitein. SaI5iu6, alteR gBuuolH UHo gCihUureH
hbertlifft Or. Raowab'S SariGpGriuiausHea
fOIUFnt ole an6ereH 6eitmittel, @rreH9t bas Blut,
9ebt Sieeemann cine Haze 6aut uuo cine ihOHs Gss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
Or. RaSpaD'sSarCa -llrloIprnt
oct eroBe Slutrctmt0er,

sur SeiIune dbrontidIer 9eiOct,, oh IfruphuI6s
ier, 1HgGetbter ODer aititSGGnoCt Art.
gbrouiiicn Rbeumatism"s, Gfropbetr. trcter.s
1Iiten, trebsorlIge yeoen, yuuqenbumngen, Du5z
pe.c, Udhcr9es 4EtitoBln, @lte6ibuamm, @es
lhmllIte, SuittTuntbCit, @ittt, QBUiiutiRut 8roHz
dJttis, StminOUbt. Bur Ocilung pom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-14
9ebcrLetSett II. (. -.
Ttcrcns t;no g5taIculcEoett,

Das SatIap0rtUiaHsGic5p c5plUcnt iibcrtriift uitt
nun ale ar3Hten IN Der 1eIluHe nroUiler, fr0pbus
loer confituiionelcr unb 6nutfraUtbeiteu; es 1T
auN Dos enAlae mlrflIds NeiImttel aEnen
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19
The Church EdIhces Wei
FILLED IL Pulpit and Pew
CONDENSATION Or TIE SIMMONS.


Ee Roberts last.r us tni-
t4na4 ,oaesg alksl ast sfsaias aaa4.
Ests aad frse *u lAe saoa.en ~
H.ial.s Is a. a.I a. haa.li Iaa4sat 4nI fae
discussion aft a..s 4eli a place 81 s,eFs
ia sop4 a. ooaFI Ftlthe.-al s aa9i..rf
drA IS la.s fatality Ihs arsiu 81 ta.s saa
eraagat taoatD b. q Ercne.la.4fl nanel Nl.-
ireb lhe meaning 81 ltIs an 5fersle.-
a.ias praetraf.aa af tle people ~ cas- Deis
Auosnef oru ~ tal- Pintls.-m IS tae I1e-
erag ~ lhe Importance ~ the De.tf. aui D.
4. nss lh.s abyss thal large ualuladss 9f
people lse sglHiaiias tt IS n tl- weakest
uousufs IS tsi=.f llees $3.50 .n lae umes ~
despair fAar the people ree Ike cle-rls fo
tas dlsl-ne af tafAusu. il eol.i be oet-
.rr a-teaI of hyns from fle antagonist
to sranI taeir srouad ana ashi oat lne bat-
..s a1 aatler whether on the aiming or
the osia. side 49, noi eon,i ter self
aai4r aus higher responsibility Co. tald than
30 t mn sleu .abouns to heal tle
wounded -pirr-of fae .asler 0eleye thar
Uad re4rns ior tA- service which every nlan
misat 30 t.r ais ne.glh9r 81 9u'y ae would
incline himself n chat direction some
sh-fe ,aa picture ot lule chiid
per. le.l hisa ur oa d ciuf which oferaans
Steer p-.ciiee Ou tl.s c'n tle
ehal va. Anre.Ias with ONE hand resting
a1 a.senel pisce oi rock aud
reaching oter sith oturr usud io p.icA a
atalltU d1Wer over tae cliid AaTcrel
F .as form ul Au angel ls fauugh ready io
grasp fh~ clil 30 DC should iall into the
sa... below Al human beings are AZ
F sou- oerli oi their uyv- BOO the position
i e fh.- eaIli auI there - "a sonnet hius Yt the
I infinite order NUIal seems tu uHl4 tuefH
\ ir0m pi.uEiug into tse fatal abyss et 'lu
L There au 0ll theory which was the utter
+ ances of tle taivaulstle tribe that uu
person can oc sated except be- or size
~ rpera-ungiy chosen bF God
+ Ihi- one ot the most fatal
( l-u. ideas ever constructed bF
I anyeue some people Nlll say that it was
+ bs tleir 0Nu clDlce that they were sawed,
ts BEEN f lt ha,i nos been Tor God they never
could have been sawed. 10 may now be-
said even with pride that Che Ca.yani,tc
T the1r is no- aoN believed by uyone With
common .eu-e or guod Judgment. The
term Inspiration j. often u-e'i by mum
oer of people NoN contend that there Is
nD such thiug t inspiration under the
heavens. aui if is more than idoiic to pre-
tend to iud inspiration by reading The
BIuir Z would rather be- e man indiyId-
aaU1ed than to be the fragment of Deity
even though that fragment De three times
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Mr. Roberts concluded his remarks with
the comforting thought that behind ever,
wound there IS healing balm. behiu,
every xeakucs. a growing strca1th. behind
every defeat q victory anal behind every
death a resurrection.
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Our people who may have relatives o.
] friends Visiting them viii greatly OblWe III
! by SENDING w their names and residence fO
publication under this head.-EDlIORl
Miss Alice Sitter was visiting friends
at Tamaqua last week.
%. b. Sigley, of Mauch Chunk, wa,
in town for few hours last Friday.
&C. o. Beck, Of Hazleton, while In
town last week dropped in to see US.
Miss Minnie Peters, Of town, spent
several days with Tamaqua friends last
week.
Our friend Chas. Weiss, of Alden,
Luzerne county, was ir town during the
week.
H. A. Keiser, of New Mahoning,
whilein in town this week dropped in To
see us.
Mrs. J. w. Raudenbush, of town,
is sojournIng with friends in Bath,
Northampton county.
Our old friend H'm. G. Heilig, of
Allentown, was in town Thursday shak-
ing hands with his many friends.
Daniel Bachman, of Weatherly, the
Democratic candidate for Assembly, was
in town seeing his many friends this
week.
-Messrs. T. Bretney and wife and
James Esch and wife spent Sunday
with Fred. Horlacher and family, at
Slatington.
Miss Maggie Lackey, an estimable
young lady of Allentown, was visiting
at the residence of Mahlon Reichard, on
Northampton street, this week.
Our genial flend DR.. w. G. NJ.
Seiple, spent several days in New York
city last week and returned home de-
lighted with his trip.
Mrs. H'm. Romig and daughter
Mamie, and Harry Lynn and wife, of
Bethlehem, spent several days with X.
l.. Sweeny, OIL Bank street, this week
j. X. Keller, advertising agent for
Yates q CO., the popular Philadelphia
Clothiers, was in town on Wednesday
looking up the interests of the firm.
MIR. K. is popular and genial gentle
man.
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"a sorehead" Indignant.

Mr.. EDIToR: If your Weissport cor
respondent correctly reports the re-
marks made by Rev. Pebster C. Weiss
in a temperance address to a large audi
ence in the Evangelical church of
Weissport. on Sunday evening, he said
tguratively speaking. ''the prohibition
party is composed of soTeheads and
blockleads." If he did thus stigmatize
the Prohibitionists | am indeed very
much surprised. l suppose when he
made the remark lie thought he said a
very smart thing, and part of his
audience were very much tickled. Such
jokes in the house of God-more fit for
a minstrel show-which are sometimes
cracked for the purpose of producing
laughter, not godliness, generally have
a very mirth. provoking tendency with
anti-temperanCe men at the expense of
the righteousness and sobriety of which
he is profound exponent. BY saying
"the Prohibition party is composed of
sorehcads and Dlockheads, 1--WE of course
infer that he is not one of the Prohibi-
tiOn party, although we presume from
the political whine and silly frivolity
characterizing his talk so very appropri,
ate for Sabbath evening in the holy
sanctuary, he is fully qualified to join.
No wonder that one of his older and
more sensible auditors was so thorough
ly disgusted that he arose and walked
out taking the wind out of the speakers 5
sails with him. TO my mind the slur
is simply tacit acknowledgement that
a man cannot be Republican ana be a
Prohlbltionlst; i. e., not very consist
emily. | will only remind him through
your journal, that only few years ago
when he run for sheriff, he was one of the
foremost members of the third, or Pro-
hihition party; and therefore to use his
own language a foremost "sorehead and
blockhead.' The history of a few
putty-heads who lacked sufficient moral
backbone 10 stem the ridicue and abuse
of the average public talker. having
caught a political bee in their ear is
very forcibly given by st. Peter, TT is
happened unto them according to the
true proverb, The dog is turned to its
own vomit again, and the SOW that was
washed, to her wallowing in the mire. !"
\ SoREHEAD.
p. S.-You scratch my back and I'll
scratch YOUR back,
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Mahoning Events Ifemlzad.


Mahlon Nothstein is happy-it is a
baby girl.
Mrs. +. S. Hopes was to Phladel,
phia during the week.
W. A. Sitter has started in the
butchering business at Audenried.
&C. X. Musseiman. student in the
Lehigh University, Bethlehem, spent
Sunday at home.
The Misses Patton. of Scranton
were the guests of Mrs. Thus. Mussel
man over Sunday.
While out driving the other evening
Wilson Doner had the misfortune tC
break the spring of his carriage.
-Messrs. f. D.. Klingeman and G. F.
Sitter spent a few days at the Mount
Holly, n. j., fair, last week.
-Phaon German and family. who
moved to Maryland last fall, moved
back again on their farm last week.
The Lords Supper will be celcbrat
ed in ST. Johns church tomorrow
Sunday morning. Rev. A. Bartholo,
NEW will otliciato. All are invited.
-Onr schools will open next Monday
The work on the farm is about finished
aud we hope the boys and girls will be
sent every day so that they may get the
full benefit OF our short school term.
The other week the ADVOCATE
stated that constalk measuring 8 feet
. inches had been raised at Weissport,
and asks whether any one could beat it.
The other day Harrison Straup showed
us a cornstalk that measured 13 feet,
inches, Next DASH